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Welcome to my musical world! I play mostly World Music, Jazz, Folk and Metal – you can check my projects out in the menu below.
I am a musician from Norway, I started playing guitar around the age of 14. First demo was recorded one year later, in 1995. More demos came, and it didn't take long before the music was picked up and a record deal was signed with a label in The Netherlands.
Back then I was mostly interested in metal, but soon I started exploring other styles of music. After I had finished an education in chemistry and worked a couple of years in The North Sea I decided to dedicate my life to music full time. I applied for the music conservatory to broaden my knowledge.
The same summer I was in a motorcycle accident and crushed the ring finger on my left hand. For me that was in the moment a huge tragedy, and hope was lost for a while. Something in me didn´t give me a choice, to quit never became an option, so I started to build a new technique and way of playing.
One year later I was accepted at the University of Agder and started my studies in music.
I was still struggling with motivation because of pain and difficulties to adapt. Things changed when I heard about Django Reinhardt. This gave life to a well of inspiration and lead to a stream of new musical projects.
In 2003 I joined Green Carnation. Together we toured Europe and USA. Several albums and many concerts later the band was put to an end in 2007, marking it with a live DVD, a spectacular and unique concert several kilometres into the Norwegian mountains. In 2015 the band came together again and are now playing festivals around the world marking the 15-year anniversary for the album "Light of day, Day of darkness".
From late 2007 to 2011 I joined Sirenia and continued to tour the world with them while working on my own projects.
Like Django Reinhardt, I found my companion in a violinist, Sebastian Gruchot. Together we have explored the style of acoustic hot jazz and formed the duo Gruchot/Krumins.
In 2008 we were invited to Tanzania. Here we produced several concerts together with musicians and dancers from Tanzania and Mozambique. This opened up the musical language, understanding and curiosity even more and inspired me to form the band Nutopia.
When I discovered that so many musical elements I had learned from studying Django´s way of playing, worked so well with establishing contact with musicians from Africa, I also focused my master thesis around world music.
In 2008 I was hired to play at the "African New Year Concert". It took place in Maputo, Mozambique with an audience of more than 60.000 people witch was later broadcasted on TV in several countries. I was lucky to play a central role in the production and played guitar and other instruments for several major African artists throughout the concert. One of the first concerts with Nutopia was here, together with some amazing musicians from Zanzibar.
Not only musicians where performing, here you can watch a video where I try to improvise some music to Eskil Rønningsbakken´s breath taking performance.
This lead again to more bookings for concerts in South-Africa leading up to The World Cup in 2010. Many trips to Africa lead to many musical meetings that again lead to more inspiration. One of them was when I searched for "Africas Django" and found the amazing guitarist Jimmy Dludlu.
In the following years I focused on producing the first CD for Nutopia "Zabibu" while playing session for other bands like Gazpacho.
Read my blog and follow me on Facebook to know more:) Hope to see you at a concert sometime!


A mark of a city's quality is it's ability to strike a balance. A balance between being an example of rapid architectural evolution, all the while maintaining a humble natural beauty that offers it's inhabitants a peaceful escape from the clamours of daily metropolitan life. New York is a city that does this perfectly. It offers visitors a chance to see the world that we have all come to know on the big screens; the concrete jungle. Yet for those who feel suffocated in these congested surroundings, there are an abundance of locations to where a person enjoy a more tranquil environment.
When taking a trip to any large city across the globe, it can sometimes feel as if you're just getting in the way of locals who are attempting to go about their daily lives. That feeling of being constantly rushed around, without really being able to take in your surroundings and appreciate them, can really put a dampener on your holiday experience as a whole. If you have a trip to New York coming up any time soon, here are my favourite places that you can enjoy at your own pace. Three places of a humble and beautiful nature that contribute hugely to making New York the complete package for visitors.
Central Park is my favourite place in all of New York, it is amazing the amount of times you will notice a particular portion of it because of the sheer volume of times that you will have been exposed to it through various different films. Whether it be Will Ferrell in Elf trying to save Christmas, or Princess Giselle (I had to include a clip because I am shamelessly in love with the film) attempting to find 'true love's kiss' in Enchanted, these films have offered us an in depth visual that is actually surpassed when you do eventually live the real thing.
The Bethaside Fountain, the Greenery, the stunning panoramic views from the balcony of Belvedere Castle; all experiences you can enjoy for absolutely nothing. Central Park is a vast area of natural beauty that you could happily walk around for a full afternoon and not get bored. Considering what surrounds it on every side, it means it should be cherished even more. The preservation of the park to the point of current state are a credit to the city of New York. Every city needs to develop and modernise, but at the same time it can never lose its heart. Central Park plays that role so well. It is the literal and figurative heart of New York.
The Statue of Liberty is one of the most iconic sights in all of New York. For decades, it was the first indicator for thousands of incoming European migrants arriving by both that they had made it to the 'Land of Opportunity'. Even when visiting it today, it is hard to not feel a certain sense of optimism. It is the type of place that leaves you pinching your arm to remind yourself that 'hey, I am actually here'. When you experience it for yourself, you will understand what I mean completely.
The best way to experience this is by taking a hop-on hop-off boat tour that also includes the option to walk around Ellis Island. The imagery that this boat tour provides you is special. On your outward journey, you will be able to enjoy the sight of the Lower Manhattan's skyline (including the reconstructed World Trade Centre). The speed of the boat means you really have time to appreciate what you are seeing and if you are blessed with sunny weather, you're destined to end up with an excellent photo collection.
Standing at the foot of the Lady Liberty will leave you awestruck. Perspective will no longer be a factor and you will be able to bask in just how impressive (and huge) this landmark is.
It would be criminal to pay a visit to NYC and leave this girl hanging.
The New York High Line is another example of New York's desire to offer it's inhabitants, but also incoming visitors, a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. What was once an overground railway, has been transformed into an aerial greenway. It is open all year round and is graced with various different cultural attractions throughout the course of the year. Events such as Tai Chai classes, High Line Habitat tours, musical performances and public tours explaining the fascinating story behind 'New York's Park in the Sky' occur on a regular basis.
I could not, and even now cannot, get over just how amazing it is that in a city as busy as New York, particularly in Manhattan (the busiest of the Five Boroughs) you can find an unobstructed 2.33km stretch dedicated purely to pedestrians. It is a refreshing an ever-evolving part of the city as it is constantly being expanded.
No matter what the context, New York is a defiant city. The examples and landmarks that I have mentioned above are highly symbolic of this. If a New York holiday is in the pipeline, these are places that should be bumped up into the category of 'top priority'.


Seven years ago Steve was a healthy 33-year-old with two young children, juggling a busy family life and only just realised his dream of starting his own timber business.
As part of his wealth protection plan Steve decided to invest in some Life Insurance so that in the unfortunate event his death the financial needs of the business would be met, without impacting on the personal wealth of his family.
And then the unthinkable happened – in late 2004 Steve died of cancer. This was emotionally devastating for his family but because he had invested in Term Life cover it was not financial devastating. The $616,000 insurance payment meant that the $300,000 debts of the business could be resolved and the business was sold as a going concern, with the remainder of the funds used for the education of his 7 and 10 year old children.
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Q: Can a Pauli spinor get aligned with the external magnetic field, according the Schrödinger equation? The Stern-Gerlach experiment shows that spin particles through an inhomogeneous magnetic field are scattered as if their magnetic moment in the direction of the magnetic field could only be $\pm  \frac{1}{2}$. It also tells that once a particle has "chosen" the positive or negative value, if the particle goes through another Stern-Gerlach apparatus it will keep its former value.
According to this, I would expect the particle spinor to be aligned with the field, however, according to the Schrödinger equation, it seems that the only change that the magnetic field does on the spinor is a Larmor precession over the plane that is perpendicular to the magnetic field, without aligning the spinor with the magnetic field.
Do you know if the spinor gets aligned with the magnetic field in quantum theory using the Schrödinger equation, or perhaps using the Dirac equation?

A: "In quantum mechanics, the Pauli equation or Schrödinger–Pauli equation is the formulation of the Schrödinger equation for spin-½ particles, which takes into account the interaction of the particle's spin with an external electromagnetic field. It is the non-relativistic limit of the Dirac equation and can be used where particles are moving at speeds much less than the speed of light, so that relativistic effects can be neglected. It was formulated by Wolfgang Pauli in 1927" .

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La Force Creates Her Own Waves
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Whether you've heard Ariel Engle's work in AroarA, Broken Social Scene or in a more supporting role, it's hard to deny both her vocal talents and artistic vision. With the right timing career-wise and personal events inspiring her, Engle decided to turn solo this time around with La Force. While sharpening down on an electronic edge, Engle has included many of her friends on her latest record La Force to keep it vibrant and lively. We caught up with Engle ahead of her North American tour (dates below) to discuss life's curveballs and controlling her own collaborators for once.
NT: After years of contributing to other people's recordings and collaborating over the years, what lead to this new solo album?
Ariel Engle: This album started off as a second-offering from AroarA, and as we were going along a lot of things happened in my life. To put it plainly, life and death happened, and it was this time of great difficulty and stress in our lives. It became La Force because it became evident that I needed to produce something of my own for once. AroarA isn't dead though, we do a lot together right now as it is so it was good to have something separate.
NT: In this case too, what did you want to do previous from anything you'd done with AroarA, and what inspired you about the electronic textures you've worked with?
AE: This record has a lot of AroarA in it because I made a lot of songs with Andrew, and his sensibilities are in them. He has a great feeling for electronic sounds and turning something organic into something that's not. We both share that aesthetic, so it's hard to tell where it's him, me or his influence on me. I realized making songs with both Andrew and Warren (Plans and Animals) that they both see me as someone with strong opinions on every step of the process, and won't just let things slide. If there's something I don't like, I can't get over it and have to change it.
NT: How did Charles Spearin, Warren Spicer and Nyles Spencer all come on to produce, and how did each of them affect the record while allowing you to keep it cohesive?
AE: It's good to preface that Andrew produced as well, as well as the fact that I don't really know what producing means anymore. I may not have given myself enough credit there either, but I wanted to acknowledge the contributions of others since I'm really grateful to work with them. They all had a hand in it though, but none of it sounds like one particular person because so many people had their hands in it. Potentially for my next record I'll try putting on more limitations and stick to one other person so I can see what it sounds like when it's basically just me.
NT: On this note you've also got a cast of your own making guest contributions on this record, so how was balancing this with keeping things focused?
AE: Part of becoming La Force though was working with all these different creative people and learning to articulate what I like and don't like. A lot of them are just people I know in Montreal. Mishka Stein is someone I met through singing with Patrick Watson, and he's a phenomenal bass player. I've known Warren for many years and we've performed together at so many things. It's such a community, so you find people who are simpatico and have a good cross-over with you. Liam O'Neill's (SUUNS) drumming just inspires me, and it was electric to perform with him. I've shared a meal with everyone on this record so I already enjoyed their company. It's so intimate making an album, "You Amaze Me" was written in the room and if you're not comfortable with all the people in the room, you won't get the alchemy right.
NT: How did you want to tackle the harsh realities of the refugee crisis and the politics behind it on "Ready To Run"?
AE: Every morning I get up and before I make coffee, I'm listening to the news. So every morning had this unhappy story. It was a stark contrast between having this baby with me, and hearing these dark stories. I'd been filming some videos of her eating and doing various things for the first time, and in the background was news about people being destitute, and dying on boats. I just feel like we're all so affected, if you can stop for one moment you'll be moved by the plight of other humans and realize where you're born is truly a lottery. I felt like I had to write about it, and it came out in this more punk-rock sound before becoming what it is now which is more of a simple protest song. I want to be more involved though!
NT: You've also discussed how life and death in your life inspired the album, so how did you want to represent that in the music?
AE: My music is dripping with life and death, and that's really what it's about mostly. It exists in the space between those two points, as a mother, losing someone who raised me, those are both such substantial experiences. If I hadn't written about either of those it would've been weird, especially if I was trying to write a happy dance record instead.
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9/19 – Ottawa, ON – The 27 Club (tix)
9/20 – Toronto, ON – The Drake (tix)
9/21 – Montreal, QC – Phi Centre (tix)
9/22 – Sherbrooke, QC – Boquebière (tix)
9/23 – Quebec City, QC – L'Anti (tix)
10/10 – New York, NY – Mercury Lounge (tix)
10/12 – Philadelphia, PA – Ortlieb's Lounge (tix)
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UGANET joins hands with other CSOs to Fight Teenage Pregnancies
KAMPALA, Uganda – The issue of teenage pregnancy reared its ugly head during the COVID-19 period. This was because of various reasons, many of which included early marriages facilitated by parents of young teenage girls, some of whom are out of school due to closure of learning institutions.
Uganda Network on Law, Ethics and HIV/AIDS (UGANET) recognizes the shocking statistics that show that 42% of teenage pregnancies are unintended and termed as mistakes, as some of these girls have been raped and defiled by adults, and that one in four girls between the age of 15-19 gets pregnant in Uganda every day.
"Other girls are unfortunate enough to have been impregnated by their agemates who end up denying the responsibility of both fatherhood and marriage. Oftentimes, the girls hide the pregnancies out of fear. Most parents get so violent towards these girls, they punish them by beating them up which sometimes causes permanent damage like breaking a body part or even causing a miscarriage which might damage some body organs," says Rhonah Babweteera, Head, Violence Against Women Prevention, UGANET.
Normally when adults get pregnant they plan on how delivery will be and the process. This is a different case with these young girls who may view it as a curse and an obstacle to their future so they opt to get rid of it. So despite the strict laws against abortion these girls end up opting for unsafe abortions which result into pregnancy complications and sometimes lead to death.
According to The New Vision, 1500 women die from unsafe abortions every year and an estimated 800 abortions happen in Uganda every year. These are serious health related issues that affect people permanently beginning with body damage and then later, mental problems.
Some of these girls have a hard time during and after the pregnancy. Some of them are not in good health conditions to give birth, others have their uterus too weak to carry a baby, and some of them get diseases like diabetes and pressure during pregnancy. This can result in loss of the baby, the young mother or both because of these difficulties.
"The stigma and discrimination these girls go through during this period leads them to mental break down. In some cases these girls may opt to commit suicide because of the feeling of rejection. They are afraid to live with others because of all the insults being thrown at them. Thousands of teenagers have gone through a lot during lockdown, that is to say forced pregnancies, mistreatment, being raped and getting pregnant. As a society we cannot sit and ignore it. We need to stand our ground and hear her cry of agony," says Babweteera.
UGANET set a goal to combat teenage pregnancies. They have joined hands with different civil society organizations, including ICWEA, UNYPA, among others in campaigns against the problem including "Hear Her Cry" and "My Body is Not a Democracy". The organization that fights for social justice calls upon law enforcers to decisively punish people involved in the violation of these young girls' rights, and to intervene in making sure all the injustices being experienced by young girls are attended to.
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Health Dept. Director Urges Caution But Says 'Hope Is On The Horizon' When It Comes To Pandemic
WKAR Public Media | By Sophia Saliby
Published December 4, 2020 at 10:31 AM EST
As the state grapples with a predicted surge of COVID-19 cases around the holidays, health officials are focused on trying to slow the spread of the virus.
Michiganders are in the middle of a three-week epidemic order from the State Department of Health and Human Services, limiting indoor gatherings
That order included a ban on indoor dining, in-school instruction for high school and college students, and the closure of movie theaters.
WKAR's Sophia Saliby spoke with MDHHS Director Robert Gordon about the order and the latest in the state's coronavirus response.
On How Thanksgiving Gatherings May Affect Case Numbers
It takes a long time to know whether an event triggers an increase in cases. It can take up to two weeks for cases to manifest, and then after that there's the time for a person to get tested or to get sick. So, it takes a while. It's one of the great public health challenges that we're facing right now. But nonetheless, we're looking at the data every single day and seeing where we are.
On What He Says To Small Businesses That Have Had To Close Their Doors Because Of Health Orders
I feel for restaurant owners and small businesses, they have done nothing wrong, and yet they are bearing a burden. But the reality, unfortunately, is that indoor settings where people gather, where they take off their masks for significant amounts of time, are settings where COVID spreads. And that's why multiple states have done what we have done.
On What He Says To People Not Following Public Health Guidelines
It is not going to be like this forever. We will be getting vaccine in Michigan in the month of December and getting it into the arms of our frontline health workers and then after that to nursing home residents and others. So, when we get to the spring, we will be in a better place and we will not be going back to this. But given where we are and the decisions we're making now, they are so important. Thousands, literally thousands of lives, depend on the decisions that we are making now.
Interview Transcript
Sophia Saliby: This is All Things Considered on WKAR, I'm Sophia Saliby.
As the state grapples with a predicted surge of COVID-19 cases around the holidays, health officials are focused on trying to slow the spread of the virus. Michiganders are in the middle of a three-week epidemic order from the State Department of Health and Human Services, limiting indoor gatherings.
Robert Gordon is the director of the MDHHS. He joins me now. Thank you for being here.
Robert Gordon: Thanks for having me.
Saliby: We are still waiting to see how case numbers were affected by the Thanksgiving holiday last week. When will we know if holiday gatherings led to the spread of the virus, and how will that impact the state's plans for future public health orders around the Christmas holiday?
Gordon: It takes a long time to know whether an event triggers an increase in cases. It can take up to two weeks for cases to manifest, and then after that there's the time for a person to get tested or to get sick. So, it takes a while. It's one of the great public health challenges that we're facing right now. But nonetheless, we're looking at the data every single day and seeing where we are.
Saliby: This epidemic order has drawn criticism from some industries. The Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association is suing the state because it believes local restaurants could be hurt by the loss of business, and that there's not much virus spread within eateries. What do you say to local businesses that have had to close their doors because of this order?
Gordon: I feel for restaurant owners and small businesses, they have done nothing wrong, and yet they are bearing a burden. But the reality, unfortunately, is that indoor settings where people gather, where they take off their masks for significant amounts of time, are settings where COVID spreads. And that's why multiple states have done what we have done. That's why public health experts around the country are supportive of when you have cases as high as we have them, doing a pause on indoor dining and going to bars.
Saliby: Republican leaders in the state legislature have also spoken against the way these rules were announced, saying the governor and your department did not listen to their input. How do you respond to that, and are you collaborating with them in future public health orders?
Gordon: I have had many conversations with legislators. I've appeared before multiple legislative committees [including] a fourth hearing now with the Joint Select Committee. We are in regular conversation with the legislature. The legislature has a different view of these matters fundamentally. I think the legislature, long ago [the] legislature, gave the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services the power to take action to control epidemics and save lives. And we are using that lawful authority to save lives, protect our hospitals [and] protect our first responders.
Saliby: At this point, do you see an opening for cooperation after kind of all of these issues with the Supreme Court and the governor? All these kinds of lines drawn in the sand about this?
Gordon: I think we are cooperating on a lot of issues. We're in regular, very positive conversations about nursing homes, about vaccines [and] about budget issues. So, I think there are fundamental disagreements, but there are also places where we are working together. And of course, we want to work together at every opportunity we can.
Saliby: The messaging has been the same from the state throughout this pandemic: wear a mask, wash your hands, stay socially distant, don't gather inside with too many people. How do you convince Michiganders to follow these rules at this point in the pandemic, who haven't already been doing these things?
Gordon: You know, I like to point out hope is on the horizon. It is not going to be like this forever. We will be getting vaccine in Michigan in the month of December and getting it into the arms of our frontline health workers and then after that to nursing home residents and others. So, when we get to the spring, we will be in a better place and we will not be going back to this.
But given where we are and the decisions we're making now, they are so important. Thousands, literally thousands of lives, depend on the decisions that we are making now. So, I hope, hard as it is, and I do not understate that at all. I hope people will take their part in saving lives as seriously as they can.
Saliby: When the pandemic started, there was a large emphasis on contact tracing being a key to limiting spread. Now as health departments across the state report being overwhelmed by case numbers, how do we get back to a point where contact tracing works or is it still a viable strategy?
Gordon: It still helps a lot. We're not able to keep up right now. But every time we do, every time we encourage someone who is infected or possibly infected to stay inside and to avoid gatherings, that is preventing infections and that is ultimately contributing to saving lives. So, it still does matter. It's not at a point where it is effective and bringing down and controlling the virus, I hope to get back there.
This is a good time for me to mention something simple that everyone can do is load onto their phones, the MI COVID Alert app, it's free and protected. It's anonymous. It protects your privacy. And it's an easy way to get alerted if you've been exposed to COVID. You get it from your app store, iPhone or Android. So that's a simple kind of virtual contact tracing that we are doing right now.
Saliby: We will see this order end next week. Is the department considering extending these rules through the end of the month to discourage people from gathering?
Gordon: There's a lot of data to look at. It's still coming in. So, we of course will make, will review the data and we're in lots of conversations. And of course, there'll be an announcement with ample time before the order expires.
Saliby: Robert Gordon is the director of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. Thank you for joining me.
Gordon: Thanks for having me.
This conversation has been edited for clarity and conciseness.
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20Jesus answered, "You were not able to drive out the demon because your faith is too small. I tell you the truth. If your faith is as big as a mustard seed,# This seed is very small, but the plant grows taller than a man. you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there.' And the mountain will move. All things will be possible for you. 21[That kind of spirit comes out only if you use prayer and give up eating.]"# Some Greek copies do not contain the bracketed text.
22Later, the followers met together in Galilee. Jesus said to them, "The Son of Man will be given into the control of some men. 23They will kill him, but on the third day he will be raised from death." And the followers were filled with sadness.


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Michigan Domestic Violence Definition; Is What I'm Accused of Really Considered "Domestic Violence"?
The Michigan Domestic Violence definition has been a subject of controversy. If you're facing a Michigan Domestic Violence charge, you may be wondering: "Does the act that I'm accused of really meet the Michigan Domestic Violence definition? Even if I did it, it just seems silly." Well, you're not alone. While the legal definition of Domestic Violence under MCL 750.81(2) isn't exactly as broad as Oprah and Dr. Phil would like us to believe (i.e. "mental abuse" and verbal fighting), the Michigan Domestic Violence definition does include more than what most of us might think of when we hear the word "violence." The official Michigan Domestic Violence law (actually called "Domestic Assault") is MCL 750.81(2), but it does not contain the actual Michigan Domestic Violence definition. The actual Michigan Domestic Violence Definition is contained in the body of "case law" by our Appellate Courts interpreting the MCL 750.81(2). Here is what the Michigan Domestic Violence Definition comes down to:
Domestic Violence in Michigan is an Assault or Assault and Battery upon a "spouse or former spouse, an individual with whom he or she has or has had a dating relationship, an individual with whom he or she has had a child in common, or a resident or former resident of his or her household."
An "Assault and Battery" is any intentional, unwanted touching that is: forceful, violent, or offensive. Note that the touching may be by your own body or by any object set in motion by you. Also, the touching may be directly upon the other person's body or upon any object closely connected to them.
An "Assault" is either: an unsuccessful attempt to commit a Battery; or any act that would put a reasonable person in apprehension of an immediate Battery. Note then, that the Michigan Domestic Violence definition includes an "Assault" where there is no "Battery" (i.e. the Michigan Domestic Violence definition does not require you to actually touch someone).
So here's the bottom line, while it is common-sense that the Michigan Domestic Violence definition includes alleged punching, kicking, slapping, choking, etc., based on the above law, here are a few more obscure things that, believe it or not, could meet the Michigan Domestic Violence definition:
Throwing an object and hitting a backpack or purse;
Swinging at the person with a pillow and completely missing;
Trying to spill water on someone and completely missing;
Swinging at Person 1, missing, and accidentally hitting Person 2;
The list goes on and on under the Michigan Domestic Violence definition...
But one thing is for sure, if you are convicted under the Michigan Domestic Violence laws, regardless of what you would define as "violence," that is the word that will be permanently stuck to your name for any interested member of the public to see (anyone can look at the State Police "ICHAT"). When it comes to getting a job or being admitted to an educational institution, you may not get a chance to explain that what happened was not "violent." That's why you should always consider options like the Michigan Domestic Violence Deferral, MCL 769.4a, or taking your case to Trial to convince a Jury that there is Reasonable Doubt as to whether the Michigan Domestic Violence definition has been met. Now here's the good news: even if you're accused of something that technically meets the Michigan Domestic Violence definition doesn't mean that you're Guilty of the Michigan Domestic Violence charge; it doesn't mean the Prosecution can prove it beyond any and all Reasonable Doubt. You should contact a Michigan Domestic Violence defense firm, likePrain Law, PLLC. We aggressively defend those accused of Michigan Domestic Violence charges every single day. Every second you wait can compromise your defense. Call now at (248) 731-4543.


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#bloodbath: how social media might have changed one of history's most infamous crime sprees
Date Published 09.20.12
Saturday, August 9, 1969, but there, on the grass outside the Westlake School for Girls it could have been anytime, for camp-outs with schoolchildren aren't period-specific; it's always been fun to sleep outside in the summertime. That this group was camping in the canyon above Hollywood at possibly the very moment Jim Morrison was falling across his bed in a drunken stupor in room 32 of the Alta Cienega Motel, that the 70 campers whispered in the dark to each other just as, maybe, a caravan of hippies barreled down Sunset Blvd. singing "Marrakesh Express" at the top of their lungs, meant nothing. They couldn't see the Sixties from their sleeping bags. Only later would it become clear that lying there they had been downhill and less than a mile south when, as everyone would eventually agree, an era came to an end.
Timothy Ireland was one of the five counselors supervising the Westlake camp-out. At approximately 12:40 a.m. he heard a male voice from what seemed a long distance away, to the north or northeast.
"Oh, God, no, please don't! Oh, God, no, don't, don't, don't…"
The scream lasted for about 10 seconds before coming to an abrupt end, followed by a silence that suggested that somewhere out there a man begging to be spared had not.
Ireland was disturbed. Unsure what to do, he took out his cell phone and accessed his Twitter account.
@timireleand: "Someone screaming just now around Cielo in B. Canyon. Anyone? #freakedout"
Up the hill Mrs. Seymour Kott, at 10070 Cielo Drive, parted the drapes and listened. Hearing nothing more, she crossed the bedroom to her desk and turned on her laptop. She went to Twitter and, after thinking for a moment, searched "Cielo."
@MrsKott: "@timireland No scream heard, but poss 3 or 4 gunshots? #calling911"
Emmett Steele, a neighbor to the east of Cielo at 9951 Beverly Grove Drive, knew Mrs. Knott and followed her on Twitter. Steele chimed in that the mad barking of his two hunting dogs had just awakened him. In his experience this only happened when they heard gunshots.
Phones lit up. Fingers tapped. Random observations, short and stripped of conversational fat, ricocheted, flew together, the questions and concerns narrowing in an ever-smaller circle around 10050 Cielo Drive, the big house behind the high gate on the narrow, dead-end street, the house draped in Christmas light year-round, the merry, secluded twinkling visible from all the way down on the Sunset Strip.
It didn't happen this way, of course. As detailed in Vincent Bugliosi's excellent book Helter Skelter, after the counselor, Timothy Ireland, heard the man's scream he went immediately and checked on the sleeping kids. There was no 4.8-ounce rectangle in his pants pocket that he could touch to instantly convey his impressions. Cell phones hadn't been invented yet. There was no Twitter. The need to communicate instantly with unseen people hadn't been awakened --- some would say created --- yet.
What happened was Mrs. Seymour Kott thought she heard the gunshots and, hearing nothing more, went to bed. The barking of his hunting dogs awakened Emmett Steele. A small curiosity, nothing more.
Ireland was disturbed enough that he got permission from his supervisor, who'd been sleeping inside the school, to drive around and see if someone needed help. He heard nothing but an unusual number of agitated dogs.
It was warm that night in Los Angeles, but not muggy, a relief after a three-day heat wave, and many people in houses along Benedict Canyon Drive slept with their windows open. Some likely had sleepy half-impressions of a disturbance somewhere --- the barking dogs, a man's scream. Later, when news of the murders on Cielo Drive hit, whatever observations the peripheral players had evaporated once they left their mouths, unlike today, where, if you commit it to the Internet, it lives forever.
The pace of information flowed differently then. You waited for someone to pick up the phone; sometimes, when they didn't, you forgot what it is you meant to say. The shelf life of a rumor was much longer because it took more time to be debunked. At first everyone thought drugs were the motive behind the murders. So many Beverly Hills toilets were flushing, it was infamously observed, that the sewer system was stoned. Depending on your particular hang-up you either believed the hood over victim Jay Sebring's head was white (KKK), or black (Satanists). It wasn't a hood at all, in the end. It was a towel. It meant nothing.
Had today's technology existed then, a stranger in say, China, who, unable to sleep, was following the concerned Tweeters around Cielo Drive could have Google mapped the ear witnesses, decided 10050 Cielo was the source, called up publicly available party pictures revealing film director Roman Polanski and his wife, actress Sharon Tate, as the tenants, noted that earlier hair stylist Jay Sebring had indicated on foursquare that he, Tate, Abigail Folger and her boyfriend Voytek Frykowski had "checked in" at El Coyote, a Mexican restaurant on Beverly Boulevard, read Folger's Tweet about a nightcap back at the house, calculated the amount of bullets and concluded that something terrible had happened to the four friends, all before Ireland was back from his drive through the canyon, its silence punctuated by barking dogs, in vague search of a man in need of help.
#CieloDrive and #goodbyesixties would be trending topics on Twitter within 24 hours.
Social media, had it existed, would have changed the way we learned about what happened on August 9, 1969. But, more controversially, I want to suggest that the existence of social media might have helped to avert what are now known as "the Manson murders" altogether.
For those rusty on the details: Charles Manson was a fringe player in the late '60s Los Angeles music scene whose powers of malevolent persuasion far exceeded his songwriting skills. Possessing a radar for vulnerability Manson fixed his charged gaze on damaged souls, particularly young women, and gave them new names and a new purpose: pleasing him. From the outside the Family resembled a typical Sixties commune. They dropped LSD together. They arranged flowers in their hair and frolicked in the woods while Manson played a flute. But Manson, the neglected child of a teenage prostitute who'd been in trouble most of his life, had bigger, nastier plans. An apocalyptic race war was coming, he insisted, as foretold by the Beatles' song "Helter Skelter."
To help precipitate the war, after which the Family would reign supreme, they must undertake a murderous rampage. It's a testament to Manson's power to control that this confusing hogwash was all the explanation his followers needed to sneak into 10050 Cielo Drive and, sober as judges, savagely murder five strangers, including one who was eight months pregnant. Manson joined in the next night, when they murdered again, this time a wealthy grocery store owner and his wife, Leno and Rosemary La Bianca.
Manson's followers were an assembly of broken parts consisting of the socially isolated and emotionally wrenched. Take Patricia Krenwinkel, who, as a chubby teenager with an endocrine condition that produced excess facial and body hair, grew up in Southern California, an outcast amongst the trim, blonde, hairless goddesses. When she was 17 her parents split. She knocked around aimlessly for a while. One night at her half-sister's Manhattan Beach apartment Krenwinkel met Manson. They had sex that night. He told her she was beautiful. That word, long hoped for, awakened in Krenwinkel a hypnotic devotion. She left to join Manson and the Family. Eighteen months later, on Manson's orders, the previously diffident Krenwinkel dragged Abigail Folger from her bed and began repeatedly stabbing her as Folger pleaded futilely for her life.
It's unlikely someone like Manson would be able to mesmerize disciples to that degree today. The nature of social isolation has changed since the late '60s. Today Patricia Krenwinkel would still struggle with self-esteem, but because her physical appearance was the cause of her self-consciousness she'd likely find a source of community and acceptance on the Internet. She'd be exposed to a wider-range of perspectives there. Maybe, having reinvented herself in Second Life, she might have even fallen in love.
Information is power, so the saying goes, and in that respect Manson was all-powerful to his Family, in a way that would be difficult to pull off today. Like all dictators big and small Manson was obsessed with controlling the flow of information.
"Never ask why" was one of his mantras.
He spun stories. He invented details that supported his apocalyptic worldview. He told the Family there was a secret city underneath Death Valley where they would hide out during the impending race war.
Today people are a Google search away from verifying pretty much everything, from answering every "why," but those resources, the breadth and immediacy of information, didn't exist then.
Manson had tricks to strengthen the impression he was all knowing, that he had, as family member Linda Kasabian reported she'd heard, "all the answers." He'd hand out LSD to the group, but always take a much lower dose than everyone else. While they were addled he'd remain lucid, often dispensing pithy observations about members' hang-ups that seemed remarkable to them in their hallucinogenic haze.
Another of Manson's tactics was to cut his followers off from the past. Patricia Krenwinkel became "Katie," Susan Atkins was anointed "Sadie Mae Glutz." In giving new names parental power was transferred to him, the new father, who would help them obliterate past pain and start anew.
Few of his tricks would work now. His power lay in his physicality, in his ability to stare into the eyes of someone desperate to be even glanced at. Nearly everyone who's ever interacted with Manson talks about the effect of his penetrating gaze. It was observed that he had only to change his expression in the most miniscule way and his followers would fall silent.
But today even the most powerful gaze has trouble competing with the lure of a glowing computer or phone screen. Manson's influence would be debilitated. Alienated young people have more options. They have more information. It's harder to cut people off from the past. The ascendance of social media means that the past is always being filled in, expanded, that picture of you in tenth-grade with your friends just keystrokes away.
A breaking crime story like the Manson murders used to have a well-worn narrative progression, with significant breaks between details. That's all changed. The four-day Los Angeles arson rampage, last January, could be tracked on Twitter, hashtags furiously lighting up as soon as the first flames shot from a carport. Tweeters posted photos and addresses, so that one could track in real time the mysterious fire-starter as he wound through West Hollywood.
Social media has changed not only crime reporting, but the criminal as well. The more interconnected the world becomes the less chance malevolent control freaks like Manson have to isolate and control. They thrive by keeping their victims in the dark; the Internet is a seductive light, a siren song of connections and constant reminders of who you are.
Charles Manson wanted to be the last word to his followers, but the last word doesn't exist on the Internet. The conversation is endless and ever changing. Today he'd be that guy on a message board who keeps returning despite his "this is it" threats.
Today Manson, a mediocre troubadour whose inability to break through consumed him, would probably post his songs to MySpace. He would track the number of listeners obsessively. When he meets a lonely, deeply insecure young woman at a random gathering in Manhattan Beach she warms to his gaze. She listens attentively as he rambles about his music. During an interruption in their conversation she sneaks into the bathroom and whips out her phone. She looks him up. His profile is disjointed and strewn with mistakes. That stirring stare is less stirring on the screen. Hardly anyone at all has listened to his songs.
Still, it's attention, what she craves, and she intends to make her way through the party back to him. But a ping alerts her to a Facebook update from an old friend. A calendar reminder pops up about an upcoming Meetup gathering. A group in the dining room is forming around a laptop, watching a YouTube clip, and their laughter is intoxicating.
She never makes it back to him. Later she is aware that somewhere in one of the rooms a man with a guitar is singing about the devil. But it's hard to make out, because everyone is talking over him.
RT @emilynussbaum: The artful @hodgman's straightforward case for Hillary: https://t.co/ijA8xHJ8Tm 3:46 PM Apr 19
@Twaikuer @pattonoswalt @daveanthony Know what he does believe in? PAC $. Took 10K from HRC pac 2006. That means he's in her pocket.#BSLogic 6:16 PM Apr 18
@Twaikuer @pattonoswalt @daveanthony Good one. Unfortunately Bernie on record as not believing in charity. 6:13 PM Apr 18
@johnlevenstein Thanks for asking, btw. That's the kind of elevated discourse missing lately. A lot of mud slinging. #I'mNotAboveItEither 5:17 PM Apr 18
@johnlevenstein Can't convey it all thru Twitter but yes, she has flaws. Too poll-driven, burned needed bridges, trouble owning mistakes. 5:10 PM Apr 18
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Q: Download image from HTTP request triggering a breakpoint I am trying to download an image onto the user's desktop from a URL using Win32. I have taken care of all the HTTP request stuff and know for a fact that it is all working well. When I go to call CreateFile() the Visual Studios debugger just says "Exception: Application.exe has triggered a breakpoint" and that it will resume on the CreateFile() line. Also there is an error code "Critical error detected c0000374"
Here is my code:
VARIANT varResponse;
VariantInit(&varResponse);

...

hr = pIWinHttpRequest->get_ResponseBody(&varResponse);

...

if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) {

    long upperBounds;
    long lowerBounds;
    unsigned char* buff;
    //Make sure that varResponse is an array of unsigned bytes
    if (varResponse.vt == (VT_ARRAY | VT_UI1)) {
        long Dims = SafeArrayGetDim(varResponse.parray);

        //It should only have one dimension
        if (Dims == 1) {

            //Get Array lower and upper bounds
            SafeArrayGetLBound(varResponse.parray, 1, &lowerBounds);
            SafeArrayGetUBound(varResponse.parray, 1, &upperBounds);
            upperBounds++;

            SafeArrayAccessData(varResponse.parray, (void**)&buff);

            HANDLE hFile;
            DWORD dwBytesWritten;

            PWSTR filepath[MAX_PATH];
            HRESULT hr = SHGetKnownFolderPath(FOLDERID_Desktop, 0, NULL, &*filepath);
            if (SUCCEEDED(hr)) {

                //PathCombine(filepathForImage, filepathToDesktop, L"\\todaysDailyImage.jpg");

                PathAppend(*filepath, L"todaysDailyImage.jpg");
                MessageBox(NULL, *filepath, L"Check if filepath works", MB_OK);
            }

            hFile = CreateFile(*filepath, GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, CREATE_ALWAYS, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);
            if (hFile == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
                //File failed

            }
            else {
                WriteFile(hFile, buff, upperBounds - lowerBounds, &dwBytesWritten, NULL);
                //File was written
            }
            CloseHandle(hFile);
            CoTaskMemFree(filepath);
            SafeArrayUnaccessData(varResponse.parray);
            MessageBox(NULL, L"Everything was cleaned up", L"Update:", MB_OK);
        }
    }
}

Am I doing anything wrong?

A: The way you are using filepath is all wrong.
You are declaring it as an array of MAX_PATH (260) number of PWSTR pointers.
When you refer to an array by its name alone, you end up with a pointer to the 1st element of the array. So, &*filepath is the same as &*(&filepath[0]), which is effectively &filepath[0]. And *filepath is the same as *(&filepath[0]), which is effectively filepath[0].  So, as far as SHGetKnownFolderPath() and MessageBox() are concerned, they are only operating on the 1st PWSTR pointer in the array, and the other 259 array elements are ignored.  That part is ok, but wasteful.
However, PathAppend() requires a destination buffer that is an array of MAX_PATH number of WCHAR elements. You are appending to the WCHAR[] array that SHGetKnownFolderPath() allocates as its output, which is not large enough to hold the filename you are trying to append to it.  So, you are triggering errors because you are trying to modify memory that hasn't been allocated to hold that modification.
You don't need the PWSTR array at all.  Try something more like this instead:
PWSTR folderpath;
HRESULT hr = SHGetKnownFolderPath(FOLDERID_Desktop, 0, NULL, &folderpath);
if (FAILED(hr)) {
    // ...
}
else {
    PWSTR filepath;
    hr = PathAllocCombine(folderpath,  L"todaysDailyImage.jpg", 0, &filepath);
    if (FAIlED(hr)) {
        // ...
    }
    else {
        MessageBoxW(NULL, filepath, L"Check if filepath works", MB_OK);

        hFile = CreateFileW(filepath, GENERIC_WRITE, 0, NULL, CREATE_ALWAYS, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);
        if (hFile == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) {
            //File failed
        }
        else {
            WriteFile(hFile, buff, upperBounds - lowerBounds, &dwBytesWritten, NULL);
            //File was written
            CloseHandle(hFile);
        }

        LocalFree(filepath);
    }

    CoTaskMemFree(folderpath);
}


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Ebene String Quartet returns to College Concert Series
By: Andy Zou
The Ebene String Quartet, a prominent French group, will return to Union Thursday, March 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Memorial Chapel.
The Union College Concert Series welcomes back the exhilarating Ebène String Quartet in a program of Haydn's Quartet in C Major, Hob. III:32, Debussy's Quartet in G Minor, Op. 10, and Beethoven's Quartet in C-sharp Minor, Op. 131. This performance closes the series' 3-concert festival of young international string quartets.
From "promising young ensemble", the Ebène Quartet has grown to become one of today's foremost quartets on the international scene. The Ebène Quartet has studied extensively with the Ysaÿe Quartet in Paris as well as with the eminent Gábor Takács, Eberhard Feltz, and György Kurtág. Since its dramatic 2004 triumph at the prestigious ARD international competition in Munich, where the quartet was also awarded five additional special prizes, the Ebènes have gone on to win the Forberg-Schneider Foundation's Belmont Prize in 2005.
This season, the quartet will perform in London's Wigmore Hall, the LG Arts Center in Seoul, at the Berlin Philharmonic, and in New York's Carnegie, to name just as few. An additional highlight of the season will be their three-part concert cycle in Brussels.
Individual tickets are $25 or $10 for students. Subscription packages offer significant savings. For information, call (518) 388-6080 or visit the Union College Concert Website.


A Matrix² Plan is a group of Matrix² commands which can be used to develop custom IVR applications. Plan development is made easy by adding options such as moving, copying and inserting a single or group of commands anywhere in the plan.
Commands are broken into logical groups such as Program Flow, Conferencing, Database, Chat, Telecom, Text to Speech and others. Each command has an extensive and easily accessible help feature. The Matrix² command set is very powerful and will continue to grow. In addition, custom C++ functions can be written by a user and called within the plan.
Prompts can be entered while creating or editing a plan and named anything the programmer desires. The Text-to-Speech mechanism allows the programmer to immediately test his application without having to record voice files. Once the programmer is satisfied with the prompts, the text of the prompts can be retrieved for professional recording.
Voice files can be played or recorded in several formats including PCM8U, PCM8A, ADP6 and ADP8. The play commands will determine the format of the voice file and play it appropriately. In addition, if a recorded voice file does not exist, the text file of the prompt will automatically be played by the Text to Speech engine.
Variables can be created by the Matrix² programmer which can be manipulated by a powerful set of expression operators. These operators include Arithmetic, Comparison, Logical, Text Manipulation, Pattern Matching, Bit Level, Boolean, Date and Time. Variables can be created within the plan, or pre-assigned based on a DNIS number or both. These variables can be named anything the programmer desires with the exception of a few reserved keywords.
Call flow is not limited to a single plan. Plan execution can continue at any step desired in any plan with a simple GOTO command. In addition, the JUMPOUT and JUMPBACK commands are useful for plan sequences that may be used repeatedly in your application.
Watch the real time activity of calls with the ability to disconnect callers and restart lines.
Gives the ability to view System Variables, user defined Variables and Shared Memory. This information is invaluable to a plan developer while testing or debugging a new application.
Configure the Telephony Interface with the Port Configuration Screen. Many protocols are supported including E-1, T-1, ISDN and Analog lines.
Has the ability to run a plan on a specific port that is provided as well as the ability to specify a plan to run when a specific DNIS is received.
DNIS specific variable sets can be used within a plan to customize a plan for a specific DNIS number.
Plans can be copied in their entirety or in sections to another plan. This eliminates the need to re-write or re-enter common features of an application.
Add users and passwords as well as assign/revoke functions those users have access to.
Define variable groups that can be configured for use with specific DNIS numbers.
The Command group followed by the command name is displayed in the header. General Play Message Command.
Text to Speech File to File Conversion Command.
This is used to update the configuration parameters for a given port.


South West England is a beautiful coastal region full of stunning views, unique experiences and culinary delights with seafood, cream teas and ciders to name a few. From the sandy beaches of Cornwall to the moorland National Park in Devon, this region has much to offer holiday makers and residents all year round, making retiring to Cornwall, Devon, Somerset or anywhere else in the South West such an attractive option!
Read our quick spotlight on the South West and discover why retiring to Cornwall, Devon or Somerset could be perfect for you!
Delia Smith once said, "Food is for eating, and good food is to be enjoyed… I think food is, actually, very beautiful in itself", and there's no shortage of good, beautiful, food to enjoy in the South West!
The famous Cornish pasty is of course a staple in any West Country diet but don't forget to enjoy your local catch of the day, perhaps followed by a delicious cream tea! Take a trip to Cornwall and try these 10 iconic Cornish foods. Be sure to embrace the local culture and sample the local delicacies on offer across the region in your retirement.
The South West has lots to offer you in your retirement. With a strong community spirit and the wonderful surroundings, you could never be bored in your leisure time.
Why not head to a festival or two this year? From food and drink to music and the arts, the South West has a variety of events running throughout the year. Visit the Spiral Earth website for details of the top festivals in the South West you could enjoy this year.
If you're recently retired or looking for a new adventure, spend your leisure time enjoying your surroundings in the South West!
We do like to be beside the seaside and the South West coast has some of the world's most idyllic and interesting beaches to explore.
Whether you're visiting or living in the region, you're bound to fall in love with the great outdoors. From the beautiful sandy beaches to the wonderful natural wildlife, the South West has it all.
Fancy a day out inland? If you love all things flora and fauna, take a look at these 12 open gardens to visit this year. You can even check out local websites to find dog friendly gardens and local attractions so your furry friends can enjoy the day out too!
Why not combine your love of nature with the opportunity to meet new people? Spend time volunteering in your retirement and enjoy creating new memories in the likes of Cornwall, Devon or Somerset in the South West.
Whether you have friends and family in the South West already, or are looking to meet new people, the community in the South West will welcome you with open arms.
If you're looking meet new friends in Exeter, for example, this helpful guide lists 5 ways you can make new friends in the South West.
Have you heard of the Meetup website? This site helps you find other like-minded people looking to meet up and chat or attend events for example and can be a great way to enjoy a new area with locals who know the best places to go!
With social media groups and websites like Meetup available, meeting the local community and being a part of local events couldn't be easier in your retirement.
The South West offers you delicious cuisine, colourful culture and a vibrant community so why not live in this holiday hotspot all year round? From postcard-worthy cosy cottages to modern and spacious new-builds, retiring to Cornwall, Devon or anywhere else in the South West could be the perfect option for you.
The easiest way to find your perfect property, particularly if you're relocating, is to search online via websites like Rightmove and Zoopla. Here you'll be able to search houses that are currently on the market and see which may meet your needs.
Rightmove's House Price Index for April showed a 0.6% increase in the average asking price for the South West since March, with a 2.6% change year on year. This proves the South West continues to be a popular place to live and suggests it may be wise to buy sooner rather than later!
If you are thinking about moving house and retiring to the South West read all about Bradleys, our award-winning partner agents. Bradleys offer the 'complete selling package' across Cornwall, Devon and Somerset and are experts in the local property market.
Are you over 60 years old? We could help you save thousands on the cost of your next home with our Home for Life Plan. It's a simple and straightforward way for you to afford your next home, just give us a call on 0808 115 3870 to find out more.


Please join us at Bluewater Grill on Thursday, February 28th for an evening of live music, fabulous cocktails, and unmatched company, all while supporting clean water and healthy beaches in Santa Barbara. Every ticket purchased supports Santa Barbara Channelkeeper's water quality monitoring programs.
One ticket includes two cocktails accompanied by appetizers, live music, and a fabulous view from Blue Water Grill's beautiful private bar and balcony. Space is limited, and last year this event sold out in FOUR days! Click here to make your reservation today.


Some notable varieties include: Cognac from the Cognac region of France; Kanyak, a variety from Turkey that originated in the Tekel region, whose name is a variation of "cognac" meaning "burn blood" in Turkish, a reference to its use in cold weather; and Greek brandy made exclusively from Muscat wine.
Where in France do all the Canadians live?
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Michelet-Traval added that the attack had no connection to the terrorist attack that saw four people killed in the Aude region of France last week. "It will be up to investigators to shed light on this dramatic case that occurred in Colomiers, but it could have taken place anywhere in France," she said.
There are still surprisingly hidden gems just a short ferry trip to France away which, as yet, remain relatively undiscovered. One hot tip is the Golfe of Morbihan, a sheltered haven of the Atlantic made up of 42 small islands off the coast of southern Brittany, which is ripe for exploring.
What are principal wine regions of France, and what do they produce?
Enterprising monks in the Champagne region of France then worked out that the animals were much easier to keep if they were bred for tameness, and the rest is history. That is the conventional story of the domestication of rabbits — but it is a tale fabricated by a leading Nazi geneticist, researchers say.
With 350 horsepower produced from its turbocharged 2.3-liter inline-four, the all-wheel-drive Focus RS immediately proved its pedigree by taking down the Subaru WRX STI and the Volkswagen Golf R in a comparison test conducted through the twisting two-lane roads in the Provence region of France.
A game of contrast to celebrate one of the most beloved dishes of the Tuscan tradition, the "Bollito", accompanied by a selection of organic wines from the great French regions. March 8 "Gourmet Pizza and Artisan Beer". An evening in the company of the brewmaster of Tuscan brewery "la Petrognola".


Whatever your views on faith, discipleship, mission, community or the nature of church, this book will encourage you to fresh thinking.
Ten years ago a significant book was written by a guy called Alan Hirsch. He titled it 'The Forgotten Ways' and in it he laid out his thinking about a new paradigm to explain the rapid flourishing of movements such as the early church.
A few days ago a new edition appeared with significant changes following ten further years of thinking about explosive missional movements. Alan has refined the book by adding new examples, making some changes to the terms he uses, and making even more persuasive arguments.
The new version is a great book; read it! Whatever your views on faith, discipleship, mission, community or the nature of church, this book will encourage you to fresh thinking. It will take you down some rarely travelled roads, through unexplored countryside, and it will open new vistas and opportunities.
There are a few links below, you might explore these if you are new to Alan's thinking. And if you're familiar with the first edition you'll certainly want to read the new one.
The twenty-first century is turning out to be a highly complex phenomenon where terrorism, disruptive technological innovation, environmental crisis, rampant consumerism, discontinuous change, and perilous ideologies confront us at every point. In the face of this upheaval, even the most confident among us would have to admit, in our more honest moments, that the church as we know it faces a very significant adaptive challenge.
He's absolutely right! But what can we do about it? A very plausible answer will unfold as you read this book.


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Creating the ideal bedroom for maximizing your sleep isn't just about a finding the right bed and pillows. Rather, it should include reflections of who you are.
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