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John Garstang's Footsteps Across Anatolia
ANAMED Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations, İstiklal Caddesi No. 181, Merkez Han, Beyoğlu, İstanbul
Specially extended until December 20.
John Garstang, a British archaeologist of the ancient Near East, is the subject of a new exhibition curated by Alan M Greaves at Koç University's Research Centre for Anatolian Civilisations (RCAC). Garstang, who worked on excavations at various Hittite sites across Anatolia, made important contributions to the study of archaeology in Turkey and the Near East. Not only did he advocate for the use of photography as a way to record archaeological excavations, he was also the founding director of the British Institute at Ankara (BIAA).
Organised in collaboration with the University of Liverpool, which has systematically digitised and catalogued thousands of Garstang's glass plate photographic negatives, the exhibition features photos from Garstang's survey of Anatolia and North Syria in 1907 and archival materials from the Gartsang Museum of Archaeology and BIAA.
The book of the exhibition is available to Cornucopia subscribers post-free here.
Excavation trench in Sakçagözü with Garstang supervising work (1908). The Garstang Museum of Archaeology, University of Liverpool.
A journey through Anatolia's forgotten empire
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Child support, consumer debts and student loans are common sources of wage garnishment. Your earnings will be garnished until the debt is paid off or otherwise resolved.
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In wage garnishment, creditors can legally require your employer to hand over part of your earnings to pay off your debts.
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How much of your wages can be garnished?
Credit card and medical bills, personal loans and most other consumer debts Either 25% or the amount by which your weekly income exceeds 30 times the federal minimum wage (currently $7.25 an hour), whichever is less.
• If your weekly disposable income is $290 or more, 25% is taken.
• If it's between $289.99 and $217.51, the amount above $217.51 can be taken.
• If it's $217.50 or lower, garnishment is not allowed.
Child support and alimony 50% if you are supporting another child or spouse; otherwise, up to 60%.
If you are more than 12 weeks late in payments, an additional 5% may be taken.
Taxes Generally, up to 15%. The Internal Revenue Service will determine the amount taken based on standard deductions and the number of dependents you have.
Note: State laws around garnishment vary greatly. Your state may have additional protections that shelter more of your income or bank account balance, or it may offer exemptions for situations like being head of household with dependent children. In most cases, debtors must learn about exemptions and ask for them on their own. Nonwage garnishment, which is less common, is generally less regulated and has fewer restrictions for creditors.
You have some rights in the wage garnishment process, but in most states, it's your responsibility to be aware of and exercise these rights.
You have to be legally notified of the garnishment.
You can file a dispute if the notice has inaccurate information or you believe you don't owe the debt.
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If you believe the garnishment was made in error, will cause undue harm or is being improperly executed, you can object in court. You'll have to act quickly. You may have as few as five business days to contest the ruling.
You can pay off the garnishment in installments as the judgment states or pay in a lump sum. Borrowing money from a family member or taking out a personal loan to pay off the judgment, which is possible even with the garnishment on your credit report, could give you quick relief from the stress of a prolonged series of payments.
It can be embarrassing to have your employer know you've been sued for debt, but it's best to be honest with your manager or human relations department.
If you don't see a path forward from wage garnishment, consult the free services of a nonprofit credit counselor to discuss your debt relief options, such as a repayment plan or bankruptcy.
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Postgraduate prospectus
Posted on June 18, 2019 by Richard Cartwright
I'm absolutely that I'll be featuring in the 'Our People' section of the 2020 Postgraduate prospectus.
It's not available yet, but here's a sneak peak at the page.
Order your prospectuses here: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/prospectuses.page
University of Zaragoza International Week
This was my second trip to the University of Zaragoza for their international week. The University of Zaragoza's third international week welcomed academics from across Europe and from as far as Mexico to experience teaching at their university and the highlights of the city.
My session was based upon Dealing with Dilemmas, which explored strategies for dealing with personal and business dilemmas. The session utilised the ICAEW's Without Question film which I have used extensively at Southampton.
The trip was great fun and the University of Zaragoza were fantastic hosts, but a significant amount was learnt from observing other academics at work and from our discussions (which often went on late into the evening).
It was great to catch up with people from my first trip to Zaragoza as well as meeting several new academics, some of whom I have managed to catch up with since.
I'm looking forward to my next opportunity to teach overseas which will be at NHL Stenden in Leeuwarden in the Netherlands in September.
The best CPD I've ever had
Posted on May 24, 2019 by Richard Cartwright
I thought I'd share an interview I had published in the ICAEW Southern Newsletter. Amongst other things it's about the power and value in volunteering. You never know where the journey will take you…
Earlier this year ICAEW Southern's immediate past president Richard Cartwright started his second term on the ICAEW Council. At present Richard attends Council meetings, Chairs the Assessment Committee, and serves on the Learning and Professional Development Board.
Though serving on Council can be a commitment of as little as 5 days a year, Richard has made substantial additional commitments. The question then is: Why? As with many simple questions, the answer is multifaceted. Richard followed Nick Parker as one of ICAEW Southern's Council members when Nick became Vice President, and then President of ICAEW.
At the time Richard was relatively junior, having just taken on a teaching position at Southampton Business School. He saw joining Council as a good opportunity to access people and ideas that he might not have come across otherwise, as well as a chance to contribute to the profession.
So how has it worked out? The answer is a clear affirmative. 'It's the best CPD I've ever had,' is Richard's answer and that it has 'enhanced my career' He goes on to explain that while CPD opportunities were readily available when he was working in practice, that such opportunities can be harder to find once you leave.
'It has been very useful to sit on boards and gain an understanding of governance and strategy,' at a stage in your career where this might otherwise not happen.
Richard has supported the ICAEW through the transition from paper-based exams to the current computer-based system, though the system is not perfect, the ICAEW is the first qualification provider of its type to have achieved such a transition without compromising the style or integrity of its examinations. Richard has also championed the voice of younger members on Council proposing that the Chair of the ICAEW' s International Students' Committee should have a full-term on Council, rather than just serving a single year. The result bedding that going forward there will always be at least four younger members on the 90-strong Council. This means greater and in Richard's view opens up the discussion.
Richard notes that there are 'Some very impressive people who really care about where their profession is going whether or not you agree with them on any particular point' and 'throughout the council there is a strong ethos of service and putting something back into the profession'.
Finally, Richard was asked: What about the next four years? Firstly, he would like to see the ICAEW to look closely at its business model so that all resources the institute holds digitally is available to all members. 'That would require a fresh look at different ways of raising revenue' he said, 'but I think removing the paywall to members would help them feel that they were getting better value for money'.
His other imperative for ICAEW is that it must bite the bullet as regards populism, to acknowledge and sponsor change where necessary, but also to defend the profession robustly. Carillion and similar events have provided the media with plenty of ammunition that could be used to attack what is very largely a well-ordered and highly responsible profession. What's needed is for profession to answer the challenges put to it, but in a manner, which is meaningful to the public and helps to restore some of the trust we appear to have lost,
AuditSim Competition Winners
Posted on April 23, 2019 by Richard Cartwright
The AuditSim Competition is run amongst several universities in the UK and overseas that use the UWE Audit Simulation software.
This is the second year that universities have gathered at the University of Liverpool London Campus to compete against each other on a brief agreed by staff at each of the universities, with the event being judged and facilitated by professional services RSM.
All MANG2066 students were invited to participate in the competition which formed part of their coursework assignmen, with Annie Salanson, Bihu Jini, Crispin Beaumont and Ziye Pan selected to present at the competition which took place in the Easter holidays.
This year 6 teams from 5 universities presented in London, with two other universities participating remotely. I was delighted that our team came first winning a £50 gift voucher each as well as some other goodies. To celebrate I took the students the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales' members club for a drink.
RSM commented upon the professionalism of the students presentation and the fact that they had addressed the assessment criteria using an approach they would use at RSM.
Shaw Trust Power 100
Posted on December 13, 2018 by Richard Cartwright
It's a real honour to have been named in the Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 List for 2018. I met some truly inspiring people at the launch celebration and feel humbled for being recognised for simply doing a job that I love!
The full Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 List can be found on www.disabilitypower100.com
Here's a write up from the University's web page:
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/business-school/news/2018/10/richard-cartwright-is-included-in-the-disability-power-100-list-2018.page
The Disability Power 100 List is an annual publication of the 100 most influential disabled people in the UK. More than 700 nominations were received for the 100 places. The Disability Power 100 List is compiled by an independent judging panel, chaired by Kate Nash OBE. Kate is the world's leading authority in 'Networkology' – the science behind the growth of workplace networks and resource groups. In 2007, she was awarded an OBE for services to disabled people. In 2013, she was appointed Ambassador to Disability Rights UK.
Richard Cartwright is an award-winning lecturer at Southampton Business School and a Chartered Accountant who serves as a Council Member for the Institute of Chartered Accounting in England and Wales (ICAEW). Richard started his early career at professional services firm KPMG. Two weeks into his graduate training career, he broke his neck in an accident, which resulted in life-changing injuries. After nine months in hospital, he returned to work part-time before restarting his graduate training programme a year later. His big break came in 2011 when he was seconded to the company's Department of Professional Practice to run training courses. Richard said: "I loved it; for the first time I felt I could do my job as well as (or better than) my colleagues."
Having found his true vocation and wanting to teach full-time, Richard left KPMG and moved into Higher Education, joined Solent University as a Senior Accounting Lecturer in 2012. Whilst there, he also helped found Team Solent Sharks Wheelchair Rugby Club. In 2015, Richard joined the University of Southampton's Business School. A passionate advocate for volunteering, Richard espouses the benefits of putting your hand up and helping out: "It has led to some weird and wonderful opportunities from helping people to play a sport, to helping shape government policy in education."
Volunteering has also helped his career flourish with his extra-curricular activities being a significant contributor to his successful promotion in 2018, making him one of the youngest lecturers of his seniority in the UK.
Richard said, "It's an absolute honour to have made The Shaw Trust Power List. It was a great evening meeting some truly fantastic people!"
Nick Bell, Interim Chief Executive of Shaw Trust – a charity helping to transform the lives of young people and adults across the UK and internationally, said:
"Congratulations to Richard Cartwright. The judges were beyond impressed by the standard of nominations but selected the most influential people who are proving that disability or impairment is not a barrier to success. One of our aims for the Disability Power 100 List is to demonstrate to young people that they can achieve their ambitions. At Shaw Trust, we work with government, local authorities and employers to support people overcome barriers which hold them back from achieving their potential."
The news was also featured here:
https://www.icaew.com/about-icaew/news/press-release-archive/2018-press-releases/regions-2018/richard-cartwright-is-on-the-disability-power-100-list-2018
https://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/17285812.hampshire-accountant-richard-cartwright-named-among-most-influential/
Making Accounting Great Again
Posted on November 16, 2018 by Richard Cartwright
The immediate Past President of ICAEW, Nick Parker addressed members of ICAEW Southern, the local business community and Southampton Business School students on 24 October. Somewhat provocatively, the event was titled 'Making Accounting Great Again'. Hosted by Professor Martin Broad, who heads the business school and structured as a conversation with Richard Cartwright, a Principal Teaching Fellow at the business school and immediate Past President of ICAEW Southern, the event proved insightful and thoughtful. Topics covered were wide ranging, albeit with the emphasis on taxation – Nick Parker's specialism – and audit, in the wake of recent high profile business failures.
Nick began by explaining that the role of an ICAEW President is to attend its Council meetings, chair its board and partake in dinners. The President's best option is to focus on his – or her – own areas of particular interest and in his case, taxation and diversity figured largely.
When Nick joined the ICAEW Council in 2015, tax avoidance was much exercising HMRC, with the government willing to act if the profession did not. Nick explained how the six institutes relevant to Professional Conduct in Relation to Taxation (PCRT) worked together, with ICAEW taking the lead. The outcome was the introduction of five new standards on advising on tax, which essentially reflected the way ICAEW members operate.
HMRC was 'quite surprised at how far the profession was prepared to go," Nick said, with some satisfaction. The outcome is that PCRT is now a 12 page document of don'ts, with links to greater detail for use as needed, and no longer a 59 page tome.
He also covered Making Tax Digital and ICAEW's work with HMRC, revealing that the Revenue was quite surprised to learn that small businesses largely use spreadsheets, which work perfectly well, not accounting software. Changes that have resulted from better understanding are that Making Tax Digital will now only apply to businesses over the VAT threshold and will not be applied in complex situations. Obviously, HMRC's objective here is to reduce its own payroll.
The discussion touched on the way accountancy exams have changed since Nick, and even Richard, qualified, how artificial intelligence (AI) is taking over some basic audit activities, thereby replacing junior roles, and how professional services/consultancy are more attractive and higher earning activities for accountants.
It is impossible to consider the future of the accountancy profession without mentioning audit as there has been critical coverage of some of the biggest firms, particularly following the Carillion collapse. Certainly, ICAEW has to demonstrate its commitment to the public interest in this context, and as Nick Parker pointed out there are audit failings. However it is wise to remember that companies also have responsibilities for their own success – or not; and that the public perception of audit and the reality are not the same.
Other inquiries are in progress, but even so ICAEW is funding its own independent inquiry into audit, starting in January 2019 and reporting later in the year. The only reason that this has not gone ahead already has been the difficulty in finding an independent chair.
One issue has been that family members of some exceptionally able auditors have been subjected to hate mail following high profile business failures. It is hardly surprising that talented accountants are, quite reasonably, shying away from this specialism in response, not wishing to see their own families on the receiving end.
Diversity, gender equality and societal issues that affect careers also received attention, via questions Richard Cartwright posed and those from the audience. Early in the conversation, Nick stated that diversity is important, believing that the profession should be readily open to anyone who is interested and capable. Diversity was the theme of his presidential year, and he helped to create a diversity community with information on best practice on the ICAEW website.
One aim, for example, is to support someone who might feel somewhat isolated as the only LGBT person at their level in a small company. However, the website, which is open to all and deals with the full range of diversity to be found across society and therefore the workforce.
Nick considers that affirmative action may result from the pressure on companies to close the gender pay gap, and that women might therefore benefit when a recruiter is faced with equally able male and female candidates and has to choose one. He observed that the gender pay gap is a societal issue, not at all the same as equal pay, but usually the result of more having women in the bottom pay quartile and more men in the upper quartile, due women's roles within the family.
While the solution is a matter for society as a whole, and the evolution of attitudes towards family versus career responsibilities and opportunities, it would seem that the right mindset is very much present within ICAEW and that accountancy will continue to be a great career choice for the foreseeable future.
ICAEW Southern Annual Dinner
It was great to host my 2nd annual dinner as President of ICAEW Southern. An awful lot has happened within the Southern District this year and even more within the accounting profession.
I tried to tie a few of the themes together in my speech, which you can find below after a hyperlink to a write up of the event from the Daily Echo:
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/business/16148036.More_than_160_attend_ICAEW_dinner_in_Southampton/
Hello and welcome to the 2018 ICAEW Southern Annual Dinner, our first under our new identity.
District society annual dinners can be slightly odd things. Each having their own identity: Some can be fairly dry affairs, others steeped in tradition and ritual, others (including our students Society's dinner) fairly anarchic.
Ours, here tonight, is to: reacquaint ourselves with current and former colleagues and friends, to support our local community and to most importantly celebrate the new members joining our profession – and I'm delighted to have so many of them here.
It has been a challenging year for the profession. We have been in the headlines a lot, and more often than not, for the wrong reasons. Some of our new members may well be wondering whether they have made the right choice!
We can be relatively easy targets for criticism, what we sell it not always particularly glamorous and technology is rapidly changing our profession and the business models of the firms within it.
However, accounting has been and will remain the language of business. Accountants as purveyors of trusted advice continue to inspire confidence within business and the economy. And the accounting profession, despite our occasional shortcomings, remains the competent authority on ethics within business.
It is those fundamental human qualities of language, trust and ethics, the qualities of Chartered Accountants, the qualities of people within this room, which means that, despite the profound changes to come, I feel the profession will remain the back bone of the economy and that our me mbers (new and old)have a bright future ahead.
It's been a privilege to serve as your president for the last two years and though I'm looking forward to handing over to my Deputy President Martin in May there will unquestionably be things I miss about the role… Not least all of the free dinners…
If anyone is interested or might like to get involved in volunteering with the ICAEW, I can thoroughly recommend it and if you would like to know more please just drop me a line.
All that is left is to say that I hope you enjoy the evening, to thank you to everyone who has helped make this dinner happen (you know who you are) and our event sponsors Kaplan Financial and Southampton Business and our long standing partners CMA Recruitment.
Thank you and have a good evening.
Forging the future of technical and further education in Accounting
Here's a short blogpost I prepared for the Universities Evidence to Policy blog:
https://www.southampton.ac.uk/publicpolicy/what-we-do/blogs/evidence-to-policy-blog/cartwright-technical-education-accounting.page
I have always described myself as an 'accidental accountant'. Having avoided modules in accounting throughout my Undergraduate studies, when looking for a graduate job I realised there were far more jobs in accounting than in my chosen subject of economics.
I joined KPMG's Southampton Office in a relatively small cohort, but one still made up of graduates with degrees in everything from Ancient History to Zoology. Amongst them were those with degrees in Accounting, Finance and Economics (in my case), and School Leavers; entering directly from their college. I remember, distinctly, how impressed I was by my peers and how un'accountant like' I found them to be. I suppose, in part, that was because none of us were accountants! Nor were we at all prepared, including those with degrees in Accounting and Finance, for the roles we had been recruited for.
Much has changed in the intervening years, the employability of graduates has become an issue of huge importance to Universities and alternative routes in to the profession have been established, including the most recent Trailblazer apprenticeships. However, one thing that has remained the same, is the provision of 16-19 education in the field. This comprised and continues to comprise of A-Levels in Accounting (offered by a few colleges), A-Levels in Business Studies / Economics (offered more widely) and baffling array of vocational business qualifications (offered inconsistently across colleges).
The strength of my cohort at KPMG came from its diversity of opinion, experience, age and education. However, though all of us had eventually ended up as accountants, none of us had the opportunity to study accounting as a vocational subject from the age of 16, even if we had wanted to.
As Chairman of the ICAEW's (Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales) Assessment Committee, I became privy to forthcoming proposals from the Department for Education – that have been presented by the former Education Secretary, Justine Greening as 'the biggest ever overhaul of technical education to deliver a skills revolution for Brexit Britain' – a policy which has received cross party support. In my capacity as an academic and member of the ICAEW, I applied to and was invited to join the Accounting T-Level Panel advising the Department for Education. These panels, made up of employers, representatives of professional bodies and education experts are charged with co-creating the content requirements for technical education programmes, thereby ensuring that T level programmes have real status and credibility.
The proposed T level programmes will be substantial qualifications, equivalent to 3 A-Levels, focussed on developing practical knowledge, skills and behaviours and will also include a substantial, high quality work placement so that students can apply their learning in a real workplace environment.
The experience of working with the Department for Education and the panel members has been enlightening, stimulating and challenging. The Government's commitment to higher apprenticeships, funded by the Apprenticeship Levy and the new T-Levels will prove a compelling alternative to traditional academic study; laying down a gauntlet to Business Schools and other faculties affected by the new landscape in education. Substantial time and effort will need be invested by Universities to redefine and reinstate a graduate premium that can compete in the market for the best and brightest students. Being part of the discussion from the outset will help the University of Southampton be at the forefront of that change.
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People often ask me what I get up to as President of ICAEW Southern. Well this has to be one of the more enjoyable days our Annual Dinner. Our guest speaker was Southampton Alumnus Justin Urquhart Stewart who provided a topical and frank assessment of the UK and Global economy in his usual entertaining manner! A fantastic sum of money also raised for charity too. Thank you to our sponsors CMA Recruitment, Independent Financial Solutions and Southampton Business School.
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/business/15200873.Accountants_enjoy_big_night_out_at_annual_dinner/#gallery2
Here's a link to an article I was featured in the Guardian. It explain a little bit about my journey since a fateful night in September 2006 when I had an accident, breaking my neck!https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/nov/11/i-broke-my-neck-on-night-out-experience
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This is great news from @educationgovuk for the #Tlevels. Delighted to have completed planning the #Accounting #Tlevel, looking forward to supporting the project from here on! https://twitter.com/educationgovuk/status/1140942255668285441 …
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As the title says really, but thinking about how something could be completed by Paul and Ringo from what is already out there. The Anthology project saw two of John's demos completed by "The Threetles", what would be possible? My initial thoughts:
Sour Milk Sea - there is a clever construct on YouTube of George's Esher demo combined with the Jackie Lomax version. The master tapes must exist in the Apple vaults, combine the two versions and remove the non-Beatle input.
Watching Rainbows - isolate the vocals and John's guitar using the same technology as used by Giles Martin on the Love album, add Paul and Ringo's contributions
Madman - ditto
I'm The Greatest - remove non-Beatles contributions, add Paul's bass
Child Of Nature - complete the Esher demo.
Any thoughts on other possibilities for this imaginary album? A little short on Paul vocals yet!
Interesting idea but im not sure what it would really give us, add to the beatles legacy or have much point. Do we really want a pieced together mish-mash of a George guitar part flown into a Paul, Ringo and John jam or Paul and Ringo adding new drums, bass and whatever else to something John and George recorded in '71?
There is also probably stuff from the Imagine sessions left over that Paul could add to or some embellishment made to something from the Anthology reunion and i would listen to it but truth be told whilst Free As A Bird and Real Love are ok neither have made me desperate to hear Now and Then or whatever else they did. I'd rather hear whats in the vaults and remains unreleased.
If its all 4 beatles present then George isnt on Watching Rainbows, he'd quit by the time it was jammed, and i cant see how he could be added to it. And is John on Sour Milk Sea, i thought the beatle involvement was George, Paul and Ringo?
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I don't want to hear any of those posthumous Frankensteined pieces of crap either. If what was recorded ORIGINALLY is worth hearing, let us hear it. (And if it isn't worth hearing...let us hear it anyways, we'll make our own decision!)
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That's given me an idea. Has anyone ever isolated the vocals from Child Of Nature and put them on the Jealous Guy backing track? I've no idea if they're in the same keys or whether it's possible, but I'd quite like to hear it.
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I'd love to hear the Beatles at the Cavern. I find it hard to believe that the Beatles gave something like 300 performances right up til 1962, and there's no recording trace anywhere. That's totally outrageous
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That's not strictly true. While there doesn't seem to be a Cavern equivalent of the Star Club recordings (though they probably wouldn't sound that different), there is the Granada film of Some Other Guy on 22 August 1962, and a version of Kansas City /Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! was also taped that day. There is also, from a month or so later, a bootlegged rehearsal at the Cavern.
We have got 2 performances of Some Other Guy and 1 of Kansas City (well nearly) plus the 5 tracks they rehearsed in '62 so not all is lost - but yes a live complete Cavern performance would be cool and didnt a certain Mr McCartney buy one a number of years ago, possibly in the 80's? Im sure he did.
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Yes, Paul did buy a Cavern concert tape. I've got some of the the Cavern rehearsal tape on a bootleg and the sound is pretty good, actually.
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The tape that Paul brought was recorded by a fan who brought a recorder to the Cavern around 1962. One of the songs on the tape is "Youngblood," but I don't know the other 17. An album could be made from these 18 songs, the 5 rehearsed songs, "Some Other Guy," and "Kansas City ." The album would be cool, but I don't think it will ever be created.
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There are so many 'odds and ends' of songs from the Get Back sessions that a medley (a la Abbey Road side 2) or a construct (a la A Day In The Life , made up of two entirely different songs) has to be possible with Paul and Ringo adding overdubs. In fact I'm quite amazed a bootlegger hasn't attempted this with Audacity or similar technology. A very successful construct of this nature was made for ABBA's "Thank You For The Music" box set ("ABBA Undeleted on disc 4).
We have a 'odds and sods' medley of the Get Back sessions on Let It Be Naked called Fly On The Wall. Its incredibly pointless and I doubt many go back to it that often if at all. I've played it once in 10 years and that was when it first came out.
There is no chance in the universe of Paul and Ringo overdubbing new parts on any of the Beatles recordings, Free As A Bird , Real Love and Now and Then (or whatever it was called) were it and they were 1970's Lennon demos.
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I've tried to compare those two the other day, but I THINK they're in a different key. One of them is sung slightly higher and one of them is a tad slower than the other. I believe Child Of Nature was both slightly slower and higher, but I'm not sure as it was a while ago.
Linde said
It has been done, sort of. There's a YT video that isn't totally successful, mainly because whoever did it didn't manage to completely isolate the demo's vocal from the demo's guitar, but nor is it a total failure as it does give some idea... It does show, when someone does manage to isolate the vocal properly, the potential is there for an interesting fake...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....OKZIEhnsOw
Video can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: John Lennon - Child Of Nature (Demo) / Jealous Guy (Mash Up) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?.....OKZIEhnsOw)
Ah, OK. That was a bit painful to hear. Thanks though!
Like I said, shows the possibility when someone manages to strip John's Child Of Nature vocal properly. Never said it was good!
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the beatles never reunited
John And George Died
If There always reunited a albbum this songs:
Free As A Bird (1994)
Real Love (1995)
Now And There (1996
Imagine (
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From The Cavern To Candlestick Park
And From Sgt Pepper To Break Up
That's cool. Not all too good though, yikes.
I love how you can find the weirdest things on youtube.
That Demo Give Me A Idea
Mash UP A Song Like Let It Down Or Teddy Boy Using The Vocals Of The Get Back Sessions Version And The Master SOlo Version
I Got The Version Of All Things Must Pass 3.101 Who It´s The Version That George Shocks With The Micro
A new album couldn't be done, because there are two members dead now, but maybe a new EP/maxi-single, since George recorded parts for Now and Then, Grow Old With Me , and All For Love.
Necko said
Something like this would be OK by me. As some of you know I am in the minority on this but would be happy with any interesting new music whatever name they slapped on the label. There are some albums by bands like The Beach Boys , The Who and many more that I really like which wouldn't exist if some of the 'purists' had their way.
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My art's purpose is to touch the soul, inspire the mind, and engage the senses through innovative paintings. I'm driven to continuously stretch boundaries using multi-media materials, framing, technology, and messaging to move my paintings from being merely representative to being fully experiential. To that end, I use pieces of the real scenes themselves collected from around the world; I hide a computer chip in the painting that can be read by an NFC-enabled smart device taking the viewer to a custom website that I created with the story, symbolism, and other secrets about the painting (or viewers can go directly to the website using the url); I design the framing structure at the same time as the canvas as I see it as all one that extends into infinity; and I love to use a lot of texture and complex rich colors. I painstakingly put my heart, knowledge, research, and creativity into each piece. My hope is that my art will touch your soul, inspire your mind, and engage your senses.
I am constantly innovating to bring more and more senses into the experience of my art work. Right now, the sense of sight, touch, and hearing is incorporated in various pieces. What about new materials for touch? What about smell and taste? I'm working on smell and more textures and also working with technologists to bring information to your smart device in an even simpler way... stay tuned for more in 2016 and beyond. Hurry up technology!
My multi-media and mixed-media art is innovation that is emotionally experienced, intellectually curious, and enjoyed by the senses.
I exclusively use Gamblin Artist Grade Oil Colors. They are made by hand in the USA with the finest grade pigments and are non-toxic. The texture, tone, and working properties are phenomenal. On rare occasion, I will use acrylic paint for certain subjects.
Special attention is paid to the archival techniques required to prepare the canvases to ensure that the materials will adhere for years to come. Each painting is varnished with UV Archival varnish that protects against fading, dirt, moisture, and discoloration.
Since most of my art is multimedia and highly textured, I don't create many prints. To me, it defeats the purpose of my highly experiential art form. Unfortunately, at times, my ideas are ahead of today's available and/or affordable technology, and in this case, I am waiting for affordable and polychromatic 3D printing options to become readily available for providing prints that you can experience similar to the original.
For my two dimensional works, I an delighted to provide limited prints, especially since I am so honored to be asked for them frequently.
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My life and career have been a fusion of technology, communication, business, training, spirituality, and art. All have been part of my life in different forms at different times. They now form a crescendo through my artwork -- artwork, that I hope you find enjoyable, experiential, and educational.
Many years ago, I started my career in engineering -- one of few women in the field at that time. I found an unusual artistry in the innovation of engineering and my subsequent global leadership roles which included business responsibility. As a lifelong learner, I later earned an MS in Communication, adding another color to my palette.
I moved next to leading the global training & development arm of a large corporation, and followed by becoming an independent innovation and virtual communication trainer & consultant.
Through all the years my art was always there and evolving. Now, with all these wonderful lifelong experiences, coupled with my artistic talent, I look forward to innovating artwork.
I'm dreaming that my work will be in a museum of contemporary art one day to inspire others to merge, integrate, innovate, and dream big!
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To me, it's not enough to paint an image of something when you can include a piece of the real subject into the artwork. In this way, you own a piece of it and feel the energy of it, in addition to a beautiful visual. It's the next best thing to being there. As an example, my "Dreaming at the Sea of Galilee" oil painting has fragments from the actual location in Israel in the painting. Many more of these will be available at the September show with personally gathered materials by myself or friends from all over the world!
I feel that frames or framing structures (or no frame) should be part of the upfront design of the painting before even a stroke is painted. The frame should be part of the art itself, continuing or supporting the message, colors, or concepts into infinity. as such, I hand carve or personally construct many of the frames I use. I also upcycle materials for framing to support the environment.
Many times a microchip will be hidden in a piece of my art. Why? Free free to place your Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled smart phone near the chip and enjoy a greater experience at a custom page for the specific art piece on this website. These websites provide the story and symbolism of the painting, sometimes audio and interaction, as well as other points of interest such as a Google map as to the location of a real-world scene. Click here for a list of NFC-enabled phones to check if your smart device will work with this feature. Android users can also go to Google Play to find an NFC reader compatible with your device.
4. Highly Textured / Interesting Materials for a 3-D for Stunning Effect.
My "innovation" gene inspires me to use "other" canvases such as mylar, metal, plexiglass, wood, and a material that I formulated for extreme texture for use with oil. I also love to layer panels onto panels or canvases and sculpt on the canvas to further bring interesting perspectives and draw in the eye. My passion drives me to take risks and always try something new.
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Management International Review (kurz: MIR) ist eine betriebswirtschaftliche Fachzeitschrift aus Deutschland, die sich mit Forschungsbeiträgen zum Internationalen Management befasst. Sie wurde 1960 ins Leben gerufen und feierte 2010 ihren 50. Jahrgang. Die Rechte an der Zeitschrift liegen beim Verlag Springer Gabler.

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Sämtliche Forschungsbeiträge werden in englischer Sprache bei der Redaktion eingereicht und veröffentlicht. Vor der Veröffentlichung werden die eingereichten Forschungsbeiträge in einem Doppelblindverfahren begutachtet. Je Ausgabe werden in der Regel sechs (begutachtete) Forschungsbeiträge zu unterschiedlichen Aspekten des Internationalen Managements publiziert. Seit der Erstveröffentlichung 1960 erschienen vier bis acht Ausgaben pro Jahr. Bei mehr als vier Ausgaben erscheint gewöhnlich (mindestens) ein Special Issue bzw. seit 2006 Focussed Issue, das jeweils Forschungsbeiträge beinhaltet, die sich einem ausgewählten Aspekt des Internationalen Managements widmen.

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Langjähriger Herausgeber war Klaus Macharzina von 1980 bis 2005. Seit 2005 ist er Ehrenherausgeber von MIR. Ab 2005 übernahmen Macharzinas frühere Mitarbeiter Joachim Wolf und Michael-Jörg Oesterle die Position der Herausgeber von MIR. Die Chefredaktion wechselt seitdem zwischen Joachim Wolf (2005–2008) und Michael-Jörg Oesterle (2008–2011) im Dreijahrestakt.

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Physical training for the older adult has become an area of great interest over the past five years. Current research has assured personal trainers that healthy older adults can participate in standard training programs. It is also encouraging that regular physical activity has been shown to produce physiological improvements regardless of age. (Pollack 1971).
Because you are working one on one, you can further the wellness of older adults by translating the benefits of general exercise into a program specific to "real-life function." The more information you can acquire from individuals regarding their specific needs, the better you can customize their exercise programs.
Of course, any older client will require medical clearance. Take careful notice of any training restrictions the physician may indicate, and telephone the physician if you have any questions.
One of the more striking characteristics of the aging process is impaired motor performance (Wiswell et al.1990), which is demonstrated in the slowing of movements, the loss of fine coordination and a decrease in maximum strength. Training for real-life function as I'm using the term means helping clients regain or improve their ability to stand up, sit down and maintain general independence. These activities require coordination, synchronization and a certain amount of strength.
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This one fashion show back in February of 2010 lead me down the path I am walking in now. I was fortunate to make important connections that have shaped greatly helped the path. For that I am eternally grateful for her.
This was another first for me, as I have never shot an engagement session before. So I could not have asked for it any other way and it could not have been scripted any better. To have Wanda and Evens as my first engagement session was more than I could have ever asked for. And If history with my friend Wanda repeats itself, it will most certainly not be my last engagement session.
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Avengers: Endgame Controversy Erupts Over What The Snap Is Officially Called
By Matthew Aguilar - July 6, 2019 11:41 am EDT
Spider-Man: Far From Home is really the first chance Marvel fans have had to process the undoing of the snap and see how the world at large reacted to their loved ones returning to the world. After Hulk snapped and brought everyone back safe in Avengers Endgame, 5 years had passed for everyone who wasn't snapped, though for the people who were they were returned right back to where they were pre-snap, so no time has passed for them. In the movie that is referred to as the Blip, but the event overall was previously referred to as the decimation, and Marvel fans are trying to sort out which one applies to the event now.
Marvel fan Drop_Release took to Reddit to clear up any misunderstandings about what the event is called, starting with the Decimation. Drop_Release wrote "1) What people on Earth-199999 officially call the Snap/Snappening/when Thanos snapped his fingers: 'the Decination', 'Decimation' are the official terms used. There have been instances of calling it Snap as well (eg in a documentary shown briefly on screen in FFH)."
"2) What people on Earth-199999 call the event of people being un-snapped (what occurred in Endgame): 'Blip'. The term Blip is used because a) they 'blipped' back into existence b) Because for those who were snapped, it felt like a blip in time, while for those who were unsnapped it was actually 5 years. I have seen many think the Blip term was utilized to describe the whole Snap process. Blip is only used for the instance of those being unsnapped."
Clarifying confusion regarding in-universe terminology for the Snap from r/marvelstudios
Drop_Release continued explaining the difference, as witnessed in Far From Home, saying "Thankfully the Decimation and Blip events were actually shown to have caused a lot of random and difficult things in the MCU. For example, it was shown in the start of FFH that those who Blipped actually did get plopped right back to where they left off. Later it was described, and then shown via Flash on the plane, the difficulty that this world now has with placing an age value on someone. Finally it was also shown that the Blip did cause chaos in people's lives. E.g. Peter's teacher Roger Harrington briefly mentioned on the plane that his wife had lied that she had blipped to excuse her cheating."
Thing is that has caused some debate about what to call the entire event, with some thinking the Blip is just the returning of those unsnapped and others thinking Blip describes the entire ordeal.
"The Blip is the entire process," Badimus wrote. "Remember the guy on the plane said his wife pretended to be Blipped so she could run off with some guy? He clearly meant she pretended to disappear when the IW Snap happened, not pretended to reappear when Hulk brought everybody back."
Another user pointed out that Decimation is something from the comics and not somethikng said in the movies. "It's worth remembering that "Decimation" is only a thing in a comic tie-in, and has never been uttered on-screen in film/TV," SerBanana wrote.
Another fan pointed out that Decimation was true at one point, though Blip has replaced it. "The Blip essentially replaced the Snap/Decimation. The original term lost all relevance after Hulk snapped everybody back into existence. So before Endgame, there was only the Decimation. But after Endgame, everybody started calling it the Blip in light of its ultimately happy ending," ahufana wrote.
So, what do you think Marvel fans? Is it called the Decimation or the Blip? Let us know in the comments!
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