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Beth Yen's Savvy Seven
24/04/2019 By Alex Ray Leave a Comment
Sydney based DJ/Producer Beth Yen partners up with angelic vocalist The Baroness to hit #1 on the ARIA Club Charts with her new house anthem Ocean – making her the first woman in seven years to rise to the top of the Club Charts!
Hailing from Nottingham in England, Yen moved to Sydney all the way back in 2008 to ignite her own career as a DJ. By pioneering a unique blend of Indie Dance and Deep House, her UK influences have been exposing the Sydney House Scene to a worldwide audience for a very long time. She's also no stranger to the limelight having played festivals alongside fellow DJ's Carl Cox, Benny Benassi, Afrojack, Skrillex, Diplo & Gorgon City.
It was a pleasure to get such an authentic and engaging response from Beth – her answers are below!
What inspired you to pursue music as a career?
I knew that music was my portal into a world of communication that placed me on a level playing field with others, that gave me a common bond with people. All my life I loved music. Growing up, music was a form of escapism, and I found comfort in it. I grew up listening to Motown, soul, funk & disco. It was when I heard dance music for the very first time on Pete Tong's essential mix on BBC Radio 1 that I truly fell in love with dance music and I couldn't wait to be old enough to enter the clubs to hear it being played live. The first time I walked into a club I knew I felt something special which I hadn't ever before and that I wanted to be part of it. During my Uni years, I spent more time in the clubs than in my studies and eventually realised that the one thing that made me happy and feels good was when I was listening or playing music. I finally took up DJing, and it went from a hobby to a part-time gig and making enough to live on to having the courage to give up my day job to give it a good go as a career. Music production happened organically several years later. Music matters to me and is my creative outlet, it gives me the freedom to express myself artistically and authentically.
Besides making music, what have you done to get to where you are?
DJing across Australia and overseas has played a large part and also gaining a scholarship from SAE Electronic Music Course really helped set me on the right track. But to be honest, the most important aspect is just rolling up my sleeves and hustling every day! Getting to know the right people in the industry and being part of the dance music community. When I'm not playing, I always try and support dance events particularly now with the lockout laws in Sydney and the shutting down of festivals. I believe in supporting my peers and know that this is crucial to create a community we can thrive in as artists. Another key factor is surrounding yourself with supportive people and building the right team for your projects or single. Be open to change and feedback and just keep pushing on.
How do you approach developing timelines for your career?
Timelines are useful, and it keeps me focused. I aim to release 3-4 singles per year and a handful of remixes in between to keep things fresh and exciting. Planning in advance is essential so I like to work with my booking agent to make sure we have one cohesive timeline for any roll out, and so they can book tours around the release of my singles.
If you need help creating a release timeline check out Your Music Release Timeline
What is the most significant challenge you have conquered in your career?
As an independent & unsigned artist, I bear the responsibility for how my career pans out, and it's not always an easy burden to bear. I have no choice but to wear many hats. Action has to come within as it's not coming from anywhere else. I've had to learn to keep my energy levels up and stay focus, and not be discouraged by the many obstacles we face. It's often easy to fall into a kind of existential anxiety. And at times I've found myself wondering, "Why am I doing this?" and "Is what I do valuable?". Simply getting to the point where I can financially support myself through DJing and music requires a lot of hard work, determination and patience. Having the right mindset and drive to me is the biggest challenge of all and probably the one that really matters.
Need some advice on making it in the industry? Check out Dream Small, Act Big: How To Make It In The Music Industry
What will musicians discover from touring and how should they prepare for it?
Panadol, dark sunnies, a liver that loves a chuckle and a healthy will to live! … oh and make sure you take a backup USB or a have a 'phone a friend' stand by… thanks, Mum!
How should people educate themselves on current industry issues?
On the one hand, I believe ..The horse that races with blinkers on, wins. Balance of life will keep you grounded and focused. On the other hand as a woman in the music industry, some issues need to be addressed and conversations to be had with other artists and industry folks. Though on face value, it may seem that the music industry is filled with inspiring and prolific women, it remains embarrassingly lopsided when it comes to gender parity. There have been recent studies done on this issue, and they found that women entering the music industry in Australia are at a disadvantage and only represent a third of employed musicians in Australia. So there is still so much work to be done in terms of fighting for women of all ages to be embraced and championed by this industry, both in front and behind the scenes. We need to promote the women who are doing well so that the next generation feel that music is a viable career option and open to everyone.
How have you integrated modern technology into your content process?
I start with the art and then work backwards. The content writes itself. Be organic, even if it means scheduling your posts from the loo.
You can listen to her #1 single Ocean below!
If you'd like to see Beth Yen live on the decks you can check out her upcoming events here!
Filed Under: Savvy Seven Tagged With: artistic freedom, djing, music life balance, savvy-seven, universal interest, women in music


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Gwen Stefani Says Marriage Break-Up Came From Nowhere
by Music-News.com on November 4, 2015
Gwen Stefani is "just trying to have fun" following the breakdown of her marriage to Gavin Rossdale, admitting life "blew up in my face".
Stefani dropped the divorce bombshell in August (15), announcing her near 13-year marriage to Bush frontman Gavin was over.
She subsequently poured her heart out in the lyrics and tearful video for her new single, Used to Love You, in which she sings about a love split, and she recently told U.S. breakfast show Today it was a "very real" reflection of her emotional state.
The mother-of-three has now revealed she didn't even want to head into the studio on the day she wrote the track because she was so heartbroken.
"On the way into the studio the first time, I didn't want to go," she tells U.S. radio host and The Voice presenter Carson Daly. "I wanted to be in my bed, like, crying. And I did, I cried all the way down to Santa Monica (in California), driving to Santa Monica, and I was like, 'What am I doing? Why am I doing this?'"
She eventually put pen to paper to describe her troubles in song, and once her creative juices started flowing, she couldn't stop.
"That feeling of being able to write again, that's everything to me," she says. "My value on myself is by songwriting… I think within eight weeks I had 19 songs… I was like, 'Listen all I wanna do is I just want to say the truth. I just want the truth to come out. I just want to be honest and real'."
In addition to her music, Gwen has also turned to partying to relieve her stress and she was spotted attending George Clooney's Halloween bash in Los Angeles on Friday (30Oct15) with her The Voice co-hosts Blake Shelton and Adam Levine.
The 46 year old admits her life has completely changed since parting ways with Gavin, but she has decided to embrace her new single status and just enjoy herself while she can.
"My life is so extreme right now," the singer continues. "My life basically blew up in my face. And now I'm in this new life, and it's pretty awesome I have to say – I'm so inspired being back on the show (The Voice), and just being in a new place. Everything just feels new. I just feel inspired. I don't know how else to describe it…
"I was literally that party girl that you hear about when their life blows up, and you're like, 'Yeah! I'm going out! Like, watch me!' We're just trying to have fun, you know?"
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Stone Temple Pilots Debut 'Fare Thee Well' Ahead of Australian Tour
Stone Temple Pilots are preparing fans for their 2020 acoustic album 'Perida' with a preview of the first track 'Fare Thee Well'.
Stone Temple Pilots Announce New Music
Stone Temple Pilots will release new music in 2020 with their first acoustic album, Perdida.
Live Are Huge INXS Fans And May Cover INXS On Their Australian Tour
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Latest Bush Track features In 'John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum'
Bush's only new music in 2019 is for the 'John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum' movie.
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+LIVE+ back with Ed Kowalczyk, Gavin Rossdale and Bush and founding Stone Temple Pilots members Dean DeLeo, Robert DeLeo and Eric Kretz, with new singer Jeff Gutt will perform on Under The Southern Stars in Australia in April with local legends Rose Tattoo.
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If you're new around here, a few weeks ago I shared my weight loss journey and I may or may not have revealed some much larger photos of myself from years ago. Whether you're looking for some extra motivation, a reminder, or even a chuckle, I advise you to check them out.
I also mentioned here that I've recently been noticing that I'm starting to slip back into some old, bad habits and how I really needed to get back on track, especially with the holidays coming up in just a few short weeks. Instead of spending whatever money I have left after my Christmas shopping money on new clothes, new makeup, or anything else to make me feel good for over the holidays, I'm a firm believer that dropping a few pounds will get the job done for me even better. Plus, I figured that way, I also won't feel as guilty when I dive head first indulge in some holiday treats.
So, leading up to Christmas, as a way to stay on track, I'm sharing my progress for each week. Here's my update after the first week.
-Although I've always been really good about drinking tons and tons of water, I've continued to do so this week (and possibly even more).
-I've been packing my lunches for work before I go to bed each night and it's made a tremendous difference because my meals and snacks have been so much healthier.
- While I didn't do a whole lot in the fitness department this week, I did get out for a half hour run. I figured that with the combination of not running in months and the cold weather I was going to be really discouraged, but it actually turned out to be a great run and it has me more motivated to continue on. It also made me realize how much I missed the feeling of soreness!
- I'm aiming for at least 3 times of exercising for next week.
- The burger and fries that I consumed in a total of 2.5 seconds on Saturday night. And maybe some drinks (we went out for a friends birthday and there was no way this girl was ordering a water and a salad).
- It's also in the "bad" category because I didn't regret it one bit, it was all just too yummy.
I must say, even after only one week, I've become much more motivated and I'm already starting to feel better. Now if I could only fit into my New Year's dress that I bought last year, I'd be one extremely happy girl!


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Under pressure from shareholders to hand over more of its $250 billion-plus hoard of cash and investments, Apple boosted its capital return program by $50 billion, increased its share repurchase authorization by $35 billion and raised its quarterly dividend by 10.5%, Reuters reported.
Investors were unmoved, sending shares of the world's most valuable listed company down 1.9% at $144.65 in after-hours trading.
Apple sold 50.76 million iPhones in its fiscal second quarter ended April 1, down from 51.19 million a year earlier. Analysts on average had estimated iPhone sales of 52.27 million, according to financial data and analytics firm FactSet.
Maestri said the company reduced the volume of inventory going through its retail channel by about 1.2 million units in the quarter, meaning the company sold about 52 million phones to customers on a sell-through basis. Despite the dip in unit sales, iPhone revenues rose 1.2% in the quarter, helped by a higher average selling price.
Meanwhile, expectations are building ahead of Apple's 10th-anniversary iPhone range this fall, with investors hoping that the launch would help bolster sales. Apple typically launches its new iPhones in September.
Apple's 10th-anniversary iPhone range might sport features such as wireless charging, 3-D facial recognition and a curved display.
The company forecast total revenue of between $43.5 billion and $45.5 billion for the current quarter, while analysts on average were expecting $45.60 billion, according to Thomson Reuters. Analysts on average expect the company to sell 42.31 million iPhones in the current quarter, according to FactSet.


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'Nothing can keep you down'
Gulf Coast's national champions basketball team gives Cedar Grove students a pep talk
GENEVIEVE SMITH
gsmith@pcnh.com
PANAMA CITY — Hard work, dedication and compassion for each other is what carried the Gulf Coast State College women's basketball team to the national championship despite the overwhelming odds, team members told local elementary school students Tuesday.
Five members of the 13-member team visited fifth-graders at Cedar Grove Elementary School to share their story of resilience in the face of adversity and encourage the young scholars to keep pushing themselves even when times get tough.
"You guys really are the future. You can do whatever you want to do," freshman guard Teiyahna Hutchinson said. "It's really the truth — you just have to stay dedicated."
Tragedy struck in early September as the season drew close when the team lost player Keshawn Johnson in a fatal car accident.
"She was a big piece to our team so when we lost her it was hard in practice to fill that spot," freshman point guard Reneasha Payton said. "It was hard for players who who were close to her to be able to focus again and feel comfortable on the court without her."
"She was the type of spirit who would keep you pushing on the court. To lose her, it was a weird space because you don't have that voice telling you to keep going, don't give up," sophomore Dominique Banks said. "For me, that's my roommate and it was different. It was hard — but it was hard for everyone and I was glad that I had everyone by my side."
Then, tragedy struck again on Oct. 10 when Hurricane Michael displaced many classmates and prevented the team from using their weight room and gymnasium for the next 30 days.
But the team pushed on, in January becoming champions of the Panhandle Conference, then winning state, and finally bringing home the National Junior College Athletic Association Women's Basketball Championship at the end of March.
"It's what we worked for all year. We knew we could do it but with all the setbacks, it was challenging," Hutchinson said. "We took it one step at a time just believing in ourselves and leaning off of each other and buying into our coaches."
The women said they believe the adversity is what pushed them to the finish line, which is the message fifth-grade teacher Nicole Ehrhardt hoped would impress her students.
"A lot of anxiety in the kids. Some sadness, some stress. I still have kids sleeping on friend's couches. Living in hotels," Ehrhardt said. "That's still the case and I don't expect it to change anytime soon."
Ehrhardt began following the team's story from the beginning, taking considerable interest in its fight and passion. She then conceptualized bringing the team to Cedar Grove Elementary after seeing the storm's impact on her students.
"I just wanted to send my kids to middle school with some fight in them after this year. It's been a rough year," she said. "I wanted them to see it in person that a group of people came together and fought through all the adversity of losing a teammate, of the hurricane, and they still were national champions."
Ehrhardt's love for her students echoed the message brought by the team — that passion and love for each other can take you anywhere.
"People underestimating us, people counting us out because of the hurricane, people counting us out because of the death. And the further we went, the more we wanted it," Payton said. "Nothing can keep you down the more motivated you are, the more dedicated you are. You can get what you are after, you can win the victory."


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Matías Eric Sen (Cruz Alta, Provincia de Córdoba, Argentina, 29 de octubre de 1991) es un futbolista argentino. Juega como delantero centro y su equipo actual es Comerciantes Unidos de la Liga 2 de Perú. Tiene .

Trayectoria
Realizó sus formativa en el Newell's Old Boys luego este fue cedido a su siguiente club y con quien debutaría como profesional.

Su debut como profesional fue el 2012 cuando con C. S. Desamparados de San Juan que competía en el Torneo Argentino A en la temporada 2012-2013 donde descendería sin embargo mantuvo una buena actuación con 19 partidos y 5 goles y finalizando su préstamo.

Sarmiento
Durante la temporada 2012-2013 mantuvo un rápido paso por el equipo Verde, donde no debutó y solo llegó a estar 1 vez en banca.

San Simón
A mediados del 2014 se le abre las puertas al extranjero el equipo San Simón de Moquegua lo ficharía para disputar el Campeonato Descentralizado 2014, fue declarado como la mejor contratación del club donde anotó 9 goles en 14 partidos, sin embargo a final de temporada descendió de categoría. Compartió camerino con su compatriota Federico Nicosia, la siguiente temporada 2015 se mantuvo continuo para jugar la Segunda División Peruana 2015 donde su equipo perdería la categoría acabando último en la tabla, en lo individual logró en 12 partidos 7 goles

Villa San Carlos
Tras perder la categoría, el 2016 vuelve a Argentina para jugar por Villa San Carlos que disputaba la Primera B Argentina 2016, mantuvo una opaca actuación a comparación de otros años con 17 partidos y 1 gol, el club le dio otra oportunidad para la Primera B Argentina 2016-17 sin embargo empeoraría tras no lograr ningún gol, al final de temporada no se le renovarían contrato.

Unión La Calera
El 2017 llega a Unión La Calera que disputaba la Primera B de Chile 2017, donde su club ascendería tras vencer en penales a Santiago Wanderers sin embargo no sería parte del equipo final luego de que su equipo decidiera rescindir contrato acabando con 12 partidos y 2 goles.

Cienciano
En el 2017 vuelve a Perú  para jugar por Cienciano del Cusco, su llegada fue criticada por algunos hinchas por sus actuaciones en sus 2 últimos equipos, disputando así la Segunda División Perú 2017. su equipo acabó sexto y jugó en 10 partidos donde logró anotar 7 goles.

El 2018 renueva su contrato y con una nueva modalidad disputa la Segunda División Perú 2018 donde su equipo lograría ser tercero en la tabla general, esto lo clasificó a unos Play-offs donde llegaría a semifinales donde caería contra Mannucci y clasificando a un Cuadrangular Final tras vencer a Juan Aurich, aquí sería una de las partes fundamentales por detrás del experimentado delantero Ramon del Solar, este lograría ser Capitán en uno de los partidos del cuadrangular, finalmente no lograría el ansiado ascenso sin embargo lograría recuperar su continuidad y una nueva perspectiva por parte de los hinchas acabando con 26 partidos y logró anotar 12 goles, por parte de algunos hinchas lo apodaron como "El salvador del Rojo".

Atlético Grau
El 2019 tras no renovar, llega a Atlético Grau destacándose por gran capacidad goleadora, para disputar la Liga 2 Perú (2019), debuta contra el Juan Aurich por la primera fecha, sin embargo este sufre una dura lesión que lo dejaría entre 2 y 3 meses de baja, y no sería hasta el partido ante Los Caimanes por la fecha 7, en que volvería a las canchas, logrando dos goles para imponerse 2-3.

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Campeonatos nacionales

Distinciones individuales

Referencias

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 Ficha en Ceroacero
 Ficha en Soccerway

Cruzalteños
Futbolistas de la provincia de Córdoba (Argentina)
Futbolistas del Club Sportivo Desamparados
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Villa San Carlos
Futbolistas del Club de Deportes Unión La Calera en los años 2010
Futbolistas del Club Sportivo Cienciano
Futbolistas del Club Atlético Grau
Futbolistas del Sport Chavelines Juniors
Futbolistas del Club Comerciantes Unidos


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Sheri East is a lifelong resident of Kitchener-Waterloo. Sheri's connection to the area is steeped in history as a direct descendant of Pennsylvania Dutch Mennonites who founded the area. As a floral artist, Sheri has explored inspiration from the lands through sculpture and mixed media but her first love has always been acrylics.
Sheri's first floral memories come from trips to the nursery every spring with her mother to explore the wonderland of shapes and colours and scents that would explode each year. Sheri would help choose flowers for the gardens created by her grandmother. At Nana's place, stems, tall and proud, would be carefully chosen to reside quietly on the dining room table. Dots of brilliant colours, carefully gathered in glass vases would gently fill their rooms with scent. Every petal discreetly chosen as an accent in the home.
As a blossoming young girl, wildflowers growing by the side of the road would be gathered and brought home – every bouquet studded with a variety of shape and colour and proudly presented to her mother and father who would carefully arrange and display the bounty.
Throughout the years, flowers would highlight treasured moments and serve as living fireworks celebrations of graduation, success, love, marriage, and motherhood.
One of Sheri's most treasured memories comes from the first bouquet of dandelions from Jay, her then toddler son, gathered and gifted with love and innocence. The vibrant yellow of the dandelion continues to be seen in Sheri's artwork today.
Flowers are a constant presence in our lives. From celebration to mourning, expressions of love and thanks, or simply as fuel for the soul. Flowers are more than a momentary joy scattered in the day to day of our lives. Regardless of nationality, race or faith, flowers connect us in love and spirit and gratitude.
Sheri's paintings are inspired by these special human moments.
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module ResultWorthy.Renderer where

import Data.Maybe
import Data.Functor
import Data.Functor.Identity
import Data.List(intersperse)
import Debug.Trace

import Text.PrettyPrint.Free

import ResultWorthy.Util

-- Like a Pretty, but with optionality
class Renderable a where
  render :: a -> Maybe (Doc e)
  renderList :: [a] -> Maybe (Doc e)
  renderList = undefined

-- Data Type for Defining Layout and Spacing
data FlexibleLayout a b = Content (Maybe a) | Padding b
  deriving (Show, Eq, Read)

-- Removes redundant parts of the layout
reduceLayout :: (Show a, Show b) => [FlexibleLayout a b] -> [FlexibleLayout a b]
reduceLayout = filter fil . scanl (flip reducer) start . scanr reducer start
  where reducer (Padding _) (Content Nothing) = Content Nothing
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        fil (Content Nothing) = False
        fil _                 = True
        start = Content Nothing

-- Removes redundant spacing and documents, replacing it with the spaces.
joinLayout :: [FlexibleLayout (Doc e) (Doc e)] -> Maybe (Doc e)
joinLayout layout = hcat <$> emptyMaybe (mapMaybe pullout layout)
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-- condRender x y b, renders x if b is True, y if b is false
condRender :: Doc e -> Doc e -> Bool -> Doc e
condRender t _ True  = t
condRender _ f False = f

-- renderTrue t b, renders t if b is True, empty doc otherwise
renderTrue :: Doc e -> Bool -> Doc e
renderTrue t = condRender t empty

-- Wraps a Doc e as the body of a block
blockBody :: Doc e -> Doc e
blockBody b = lbrace <> line <> indent 4 b <> line <> rbrace

-- Horizontally intersperses
separate :: Doc e -> [Doc e] -> Doc e
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-- Horizontally intersperses, removing reduntant parts
-- Returns nothing if there is no layout
separateMaybe :: Doc e -> [Maybe (Doc e)] -> Maybe (Doc e)
separateMaybe sep docs =
  let layout = intersperse (Padding sep) $ map Content docs
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-- A Doc of i Spaces
spaces :: Int -> Doc e
spaces count = hcat $ replicate count space

-- Separates the Joinables by a comma, then space
commaSep :: [Doc e] -> Doc e
commaSep = separate (text ", ")

-- Comma Separate with parens
parensCommaSep :: [Doc e] -> Doc e
parensCommaSep = parens . commaSep

-- Separates Joinable by Spaces, of a given number
spaceSep :: Int -> [Doc e] -> Doc e
spaceSep count = separate $ spaces count

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spaceSepMaybe :: Int -> [Maybe (Doc e)] -> Maybe (Doc e)
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lineSep :: Int -> [Doc e] -> Doc e
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WHERE CAN YOU GET CONFUSED?
Where does confusion creep in?
It is of interest that there is a place in mathematics where confusion occasionally arises from a failure to preserve a careful distinction between an object and its name. This is in connection with fractions.
The fractions "3/4", "6/8", "9/12", etc., are all names of a certain rational number, which incidentally has many other names such as "0.75", "SQRT(0.5625)", "The integral from zero to one of 3x^3dx" (this last was written mathematically, of course, but my HTML skills are rudimentary at best), etc. Thus if one writes "3/4=9/12", one is making a statement about the rational number, and names of the rational number appear in the statement. This is as it should be. However, if one writes "3 divides the denominator of 9/12", one is not making a statement about the rational number, but about one of its names. Thus one should write instead "3 divides the denominator of '9/12'."
The chance for confusion here is slight. However, one will occasionally encounter an alert youngster who wishes to know why, if "3/4=9/12," one cannot replace "9/12" by "3/4" in the statement "3 divides the denominator of 9/12" whereas it is perfectly correct to replace "9/12" by "3/4" in the statement "3 is greater than 9/12." The answer, of course, is that "9/12" actually occurs in the second statement, whereas "9/12" does not actually appear in the first statement but only a name of "9/12".
Since the first statement is incorrectly written, it appears to contain "9/12" at a point where it really contains a name of "9/12".
The alert youngster may then inquire why one cannot replace "9/12" by "3/4" in the correctly formulated statement "3 divides the denominator of '9/12'," since this also contains "9/12". The answer in this case is that the occurrence of "9/12" in the correct version of the sentence is a purely typographical occurrence, like the "s" in "sin x" or the "d" in "dy/dx". If one is given "s=d" one would not think of replacing "s" by "d" in "sin x" or "d" by "s" in "dy/dx". If one had used some other name for "9/12", there would have been no question of substituting "3/4". Thus one might have written "3 divides the denominator of the fraction got by placing a '9' over a bar and a '12' under the bar."
The gist of the matter is that, if we have a statement such as "3 is greater than 9/12" about the rational number 9/12 and containing a name "9/12" of this rational number, we can replace this name by any other name of the same rational number, for instance, "3/4". If we have a statement such as "3 divides the denominator of '9/12' " about a name of a rational number and containing a name of this name, we can replace this name of the name by some other name of the same name, but not in general by the name of some other name, even if it is a name of some other name of the same rational number.
Meanwhile, there is one important point concerning names within our symbolic logic. Names are important constituents of statements in symbolic logic even as in more familiar languages. In using the English language, we always assume that our sentences have meaning and that the names which occur in them are the names of something. Not so in our symbolic logic. There is no requirement that a statement of symbolic logic have meaning. Consequently the names which occur in such statements need not be the names of anything. This is very convenient, since we are thus entitled to use names without first (or ever) being assured that they are the names of something. We shall amplify this point when we introduce names within our symbolic logic (see Chapter VII).
I've reconsidered what might turn out to be a lengthy excursion into nonstandard analysis. The consensus opinion is: "only a serious weirdo would be concerned with nonstandard analysis and possible foundational implications of the way it has been received." Instead, let's play with some math for a while. Consider the "birthday problem" from elementary statistics.


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Biden Picks Buttigieg for Transportation; Sources Say Granholm to Lead Energy Dept.
Buttigieg is the former mayor of Indiana's fourth largest city, serving from 2012 to 2020
By Michael Balsamo, Jonathan Lemire, Thomas Beaumont and Ellen Knickmeyer	• Published December 15, 2020 • Updated on December 15, 2020 at 11:28 pm
President-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday said he will nominate former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg to head the transportation department.
NBC News reported, based on multiple sources, that Biden is expected to tap former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm to lead the Department of Energy. Her elevation is a sign that the Energy Department will have a leading role in Biden?s plan to combat climate change.
In addition, Biden is expected to name Gina McCarthy as his domestic climate coordinator, NBC News reported, citing two sources. McCarthy, a former Obama EPA chief,-- will partner with former Secretary of State John Kerry, who will have an international climate focus as special envoy. Biden is also naming Ali Zaidi as his deputy White House climate coordinator.
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Biden said in a statement that Buttigieg was a "patriot and a problem-solver who speaks to the best of who we are as a nation."
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If you were as smart today as you will be after you open your inn, you possibly would never start your inn. Being able to anticipate all the problems you will face would be the deterrent in any dream pursuit. However, just as you underestimate your project's roadblocks, you will also underestimate your ability to overcome those hurdles. Let your creative juices flow. During the course of your B&B research you will gain see the most common industry hurdles and prepare yourself for the unforeseen, and get the tools you need to deal with everything you'll face. Once you are aware of what is required, either you are confirmed, can adapt, or turn away. Whatever you do, don't ever ignore reality. Risk takers fall into three general groups: non-risk takers, calculated-risk takers, and speculators/gamblers. Which are you?
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Going Dutch Application - Martha Jurksaitis (Cherry Kino)
A website at www.cherrykino.com is currently being built, so I am using my blog for the application to 'Going Dutch'. Please find below a selection of 5 images followed by 5 film works, for your consideration. I have included relevant information above each, plus a direct link for each of the films. All my film work is hand-processed.
Riding Pink, Little Hood (Polaroid Spectra, 2013)
A rose-coloured re-visioning of Little Red Riding Hood (the title is also a reference to the clitoris). The feminine archetypes of the girl who strays from the path (Little Red Riding Hood) and the first woman (Eve) are mingled together, in a quest for knowledge through a journey into the forest of self, putting the wolf skin on (inspired by the book 'Women who Run with the Wolves'), and eating the apple knowingly, staring right back. This and its sister piece (not shown here) are part of a collection of Polaroids I made in Finland, which are being made into a book that I am self-publishing, 'Feels Like Velvet, Feels Like Rain: Poetry and Polaroids from the Finnish Forest'.
Untitled (Polaroid 4x5, 2013)
This image is also being included in my book. It was made with a pinhole 4x5 camera using expired Polaroid colour film. I allowed the film to develop by placing it directly over my womb, under my clothes and furs, in the freezing Finnish winter. It is untitled.
Nail Art (16mm, 2013, can be presented both as a single screening and looped installation)
This is a still image taken from my 16mm film entitled 'Nail Art'. I made the film entirely using nail art materials - nail varnishes and nail art stickers, nothing else. It's a visceral response to the craze for nail art, and considers whether nail art is wholly at odds with female freedom, as an activity that requires maintaining a veneer at the cost of empowered physical action in the world, or whether it's a modern-day equivalent to patchwork and a piecing together of feminine community and the emergence of a fresh and active aesthetics. Nail varnish and filmmaking do have some parallels - both involve toxic chemicals coming into contact with lungs and hands, both contain organic substances (keratin / gelatine respectively), and both can be somewhat preserved through the use of a sealant (clear top-coat / film guard).
I chose to make my film on 16mm Ektachrome, a film stock now discontinued and considered perhaps 'dead'. The film you see is the original, which I processed with my hands, and which will progressively become more and more worn by the projector each time it is played. I won't try to 'patch up' my film (or nails). I will let it gloriously scratch and wear off through being well and truly used. Nothing is pristine. Underneath their attractive coatings, nails are full of bacteria and dirt. My film is living and dying at the same time, perpetually moving. Nails keep growing after death. Is the same true for analogue film?
Portuguese Woman Of War (Super 8 & 16mm, 2013/14, single screenfilm)
These are two still images from a film I'm currently working on. The film combines footage I shot in Cornwall with footage I am going to shoot at Almendres (Portugal) this December, at the Megalithic stone circles there. It is a musing on the Portuguese Man-O-War ship (most ships were considered to be female before this ship model was made); the fascinating jellyfish-type creature named after it, which is actually a colony of creatures itself; and the connections between Cornish and Portuguese Celtic practices revolving around Megalithic stone circles. It is also an exploration of lunar energy and cycles, and involves both Super 8 and 16mm footage.
Film Work
Attraction (2013, Super 8 to 16mm, Sound)
Please watch from 00:17 to 05:17
A very personal musing on attraction - physical, fairground, auratic, and fetishistic.
Attraction from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
Bad Blood (2013, Super 8, Sound)
A collaboration with the Yorkshire-based Brutalist poet Adelle Stripe and Canadian musician CAR music.
Bad Blood from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
Hex of Ergot (2013, Super 8, Edited in Camera, Sound)
A piece connecting the Salem Witch Hunt of the 1690s, ergot poisoning, and contemporary consumerism. Made on a 'micro-residency' over one single day! Entirely edited in camera.
The Hex of Ergot (Popping Corn) from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
Berlin Blue (2013, Super 8, Hand-toned, Silent)
A silent impression of Berlin, hand toned in iron toner.
Berlin Blue from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
Silva Shade (2013, Super 8, Hand-painted, Sound)
A piece I made in Finland using a new eco technique I invented. Silva means forest in Latin, and silver is the essence of analogue cinema.
Silva Shade from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
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Some of my new films for you to watch! x
Ok so I have loads of news...!
Recently my friend Kathy Alberici and I won a commission to create a new audio visual piece for the CTM festival in Berlin! I went over to Berlin a few weeks ago to get started - our project is based around the 'Funkhaus', the old broadcasting station in the former GDR, East Berlin. It's an amazing place... Loads to explore. We found some magnetic tape, and got some sounds and footage, and generally got familiar with the buildings. We even got into the main concert hall, which I'm told is very rare... it was open for cleaning, and we witnessed a big grand piano being hoisted up the stairs and into the auditorium. We also collected the sounds of the wood creaking beneath our bare feet as we walked around.
Some news on my films:
'Bird' was selected to screen at Colour Out of Space festival in Brighton! It's on now!
'Iron Work' screened at Antimatter Media Art Festival a few weeks ago, which I'm so delighted about!
'Salt' and 'Peach' are currently touring venues in North America as part of the Frenkel Defects programme, curated by Kevin Rice.
'Peach' is also due to show at the great TIE festival in Colorado this month too!
I also made a new film not long ago called 'Attraction', which I include below for you to watch if you feel like it. :) It was originally shot on Super 8 and then I used the JK optical printer to blow it up to 16mm in different ways, and then I edited it a bit by hand, and then did the final edit on a digital programme. Phew! A long process. But totally worth it - I'm really happy with the result. I showed it on Light Night in Leeds this October, to about 360 people in one night! Bonkers, felt so high afterwards. x
Here's a film 'Alana and the Carnival' that I made for my niece on her 4th birthday, of Chapeltown Carnival! The song is 'Amor em Jacuma' by Brazilian musician Lucas Santtana (it just seemed to work so well).
Alana and the Carnival from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
And finally, here's my film 'Salt'. The digitisation is not great, it's very rough and jumpy (the original is not like that), and I will replace it as soon as I get a professional telecine of it. I hope you enjoy it! Comments always welcome too. :)
Salt from Cherry Kino on Vimeo.
Nail Art - a 16mm film I made
I made a film on 16mm a few months ago called 'Nail Art'. Here's the synopsis, the film, and some still images too. I hope you like it!
'Nail Art' is a 16mm film made entirely using nail varnishes and nail stickers as my materials. It's a visceral response to the craze for nail art, and considers whether nail art is wholly at odds with female freedom, as an activity that requires maintaining a veneer at the cost of empowered physical action in the world, or whether it's a modern-day equivalent to patchwork and a piecing together of feminine community and the emergence of a fresh and active aesthetics. Nail varnish and filmmaking do have some parallels - both involve toxic chemicals coming into contact with lungs and hands, both contain organic substances (keratin / gelatine respectively), and both can be somewhat preserved through the use of a sealant (clear top-coat / film guard).
I chose to make my film on 16mm Ektachrome, a film stock now discontinued and considered perhaps 'dead'. The film you see is the original, which I processed with my hands, and which will progressively become more and more worn by the projector each time it is played. I won't try to 'patch up' my film (or nails). I will let it gloriously scratch and wear off through being well and truly used. Nothing is pristine. Underneath their attractive coatings, nails are full of bacteria and dirt. My film is living and dying at the same time, perpetually moving. Nails supposedly keep growing after death. Is the same true for analogue film?
Some Experimental Film Artists I am really loving at the moment!
I wanted to write a post about some of the filmmakers I've been really happy to discover recently.
The first is Leslie Supnet, an animator based in Winnipeg, Canada. Her film 'Sun Moon Stars Rain' is so wonderful! I'm really interested in how filmmakers and musicians collaborate at the moment, having just made three music videos myself, and one film/poetry/music collaboration, and Leslie's film really nails it in my view. I love it. Here it is:
sun moon stars rain from Leslie Supnet on Vimeo.
The next person I want to flag up is Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez. Dinorah sent me an email earlier this summer about a post I'd written on Frameworks to do with watercolours made especially for photographs, that I used for applying directly to the film strip. I got intrigued and looked at her work on vimeo, and it really blew me away too. Here's some of Dinorah's work:
Is It True Blondes Have More FUN? from Dinorah de Jesús Rodriguez on Vimeo.
I also really like the work of Ж, who I hope to collaborate with on a piece:
Revém Natura Experiencia #0 from Ж on Vimeo.
Hex of Ergot (Popping Corn) - a Super 8 film
I wrote a post a few months back about the 'micro-residency' of one day I attended, hosted by Spur and Project Space Leeds. This is the result! Shot and hand-processed in one day, and edited in camera. I hope you like it!
My new film 'Silva Shade'
Something draws me to you.
A berried whisper,
soft tongue of pine,
the promise of a bed of needles
to while away some time
in your luscious silva shade,
filling myself up with your
strong steady scent
that strengthens my muscles,
stretches my spine.
A cool woody balm
for such a boiling heart.
- This film, made in a Finnish forest in April this year, was hand processed in coffee developer (caffenol) to a black and white negative, fixed using sea salt water for 20 hours, and I then hand-painted it with photographic watercolours. I wanted to use a filmmaking process that was gentle on the magnificent environment I was in, and that's what I came up with. I then inverted the film to create a positive image, where instead of being black, the trees are coloured. 'Silva' is Latin for forest, and 'silver' is the essence of cinema, in all its many shades. I recorded the sound in the same forest. I hope you like it!
Here are some still images too. I intended to only post a few but got so fascinated by how different every frame is that I couldn't help myself and have posted a whole ream of them!
If you can scroll down that far (!), at the very bottom are photos of the ingredients I used for hand processing the b/w film.
Here are a few photos of the ingredients used in the processing:
washing soda, cheap coffee granules, vitamin C powder for horses, and sea salt for fix!
Kitchen weighing scales...
The pungent mix...
Some Experimental Film Artists I am really loving ...


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WATCH: Andrew Wiggins' best plays of the 2017-18 NBA season
From his game-winner against the Thunder to his dunk on Jakob Poeltl.
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Andrew Wiggins is a walking highlight reel.
The No. 1 pick in the 2014 NBA Draft is still only scratching the surface of his potential, but it didn't prevent him from have a number of memorable plays in 2017-18. From his game-winning 3-pointer against the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Minnesota Timberwolves' third game of the season to his dunk on former Toronto Raptors center Jakob Poeltl, here are the most memorable:
Wiggins finished the regular season with averages of 17.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game. He then averaged 15.8 points per game in Minnesota's first round series against Houston in the playoffs, tying him with Jimmy Butler for the most on the team.
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New mining standards aim to prevent future TSF catastrophes
An independent panel of academics, engineers and other experts, in November 2019, released a draft set of international standards for tailings storage facilities (TSF). During mining operations, ore is reduced into sand-sized particles and mixed with water before the valuable minerals are removed and the remaining milled rock slurry—called tailings—flows to the TSF, an engineered impoundment. It is estimated there are over 3,500 TSFs globally.
Following two catastrophic TSF failures in Brazil, a call was made for international standards to be developed to prevent any future failures
The panel drafting the standards is backed by the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) and the Principles for Responsible Investment
The standards will focus on 6 core areas
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The driver for these draft international standards is two recent catastrophic failures of TSFs in Brazil. In January, a TSF owned and operated by Vale in the state of Minas Gerais, near Brumadinho, collapsed, sending a tidal wave of mid and other debris downstream that killed over 250 people. Another TSF owned and operated by Samarco failed in Minas Gerais at Mariana in November 2015, killing 19 people and spreading pollutants over 400 miles of surface waters, eventually reaching the Atlantic Ocean. The panel drafting the TSF standards is backed by the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Council on Mining and Metals (ICMM) and the Principles for Responsible Investment. Each of these entities must approve any final standard. The panel is solicited feedback through the end of 2019, with a target to finalize the standards in early 2020. The goal is to establish a common set of international standards to prevent another failure of a TSF like those recent catastrophes in Brazil.
What 6 key areas will the TSF standards focus on?
The draft standards focus on six core areas:
Improving the knowledge and information on TSFs
Increasing engagement with affected communities living and working near the TSFs
Standardizing the design, construction, operation and management of the TSFs that embodies a precautionary approach
Elevating the environmental, health and safety decision making associated with TSFs within the company
Creating emergency response and long-term recovery plans in the event of a TSF failure
Publicly disclosing information associated with TSFs
It would be the obligation of each ICMM-member company that owns or operates a TSF to comply with these standards. The development of the international TSF standards aligns with the trend of industrial sectors and nongovernmental organizations, more generally, developing standards, guidelines and frameworks to address global operations and the management of environmental, health, safety and social risks. The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, for example, is a global, multi-stakeholder organization made up of plantation companies; processors, traders, manufacturers and retailers of palm oil products; financial institutions and environmental NGOs. Palm oil plantations are located in biologically diverse environments in the tropics, and the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil, for example, has developed a certification process for sustainable palm oil based on environmental and social criteria. The United Nations and the World Bank, with the support of the IPIE-CA, the global association for the upstream and downstream oil and gas industry, launched the Zero Routine Flaring by 2030 Initiative, which commits endorsers to the reduction and eventual elimination of flaring of greenhouse gases, like methane. This initiative is aligned with the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership, a public-private partnership comprised of governments, oil companies and multilateral organizations working to end routine gas flaring. The draft TSF standard, like many of these international frameworks, has no independent, international enforcement mechanism. The TSF standard would guide the conduct of the operators of the mine and mineral processing facilities who adopt the standards and it would be left to each nation to determine the specific rules for managing TSFs. This would include ICMM member companies, but, notably, many of the mining companies from China, India and other nations are not members of the ICMM. However, notwithstanding these limitations, the TSF standard will be highly relevant to all companies who own or operate TSFs given other trends, as noted below, related to managing legal, commercial and reputational risks. In the context of financing extractive industry projects, the World Bank Group's International Finance Corporation and several major international financial institutions developed the Equator Principles. The Equator Principles apply globally, including over 90 financial institutions in over 35 countries, covering the majority of international project finance debt within developed and emerging markets. The Equator Principles provide a framework to assess and manage environmental, health, safety and social risk; a due diligence standard; and monitoring protocol supporting responsible risk assessment and decision making. The Equator Principles oblige member financial institutions to make informed investment decisions and withhold financing on projects or assets not conforming with good international industry practice. Notwithstanding the lack of national laws adopting the TSF standard or the company not being a member of the ICMM, a mining project that does not adopt the TSF standards may be denied financing by the major global financial institutions. Further, given the costs associated with a TSF failure, insurance companies may decline coverage unless the TSF standards are adopted. The TSF standard could also become legally binding on a company through a project-specific contractual obligation, lease, concession or permit. The TSF standards would also likely be relevant to corporate valuation and investment risk in the context of the trend of environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing, which is the consideration of ESG factors alongside financial factors in the investment decision-making process. This aligns with the draft TSF standard on public disclosure and access to information, e.g., provide public access to information on tailings, facility decisions, risks and impacts, management and mitigation plans, and performance monitoring. In the context of TSFs, a company that decides to not adopt the international TSF standards may be viewed through the lens of ESG investing as carrying additional environmental, health, safety and social risks that may impact the value of the company and third party investment decisions. Given the liability and financial and reputational costs associated with a failure of TSF, it would be logical for investors, armed with the relevant and comparative information, to question an investment in a company that does not, for example, adopt the TSF standards as part of its environmental, health, safety and social risk management. In the context of the Mariana TSF failure in Brazil, for example, Samarco's operations were immediately suspended. Samarcao's joint owners are obligated to pay billions in penalties, clean-up costs, compensation and socio-economic programs, among other financial obligations. The owners face shareholder class action lawsuits in multiple jurisdictions to recover shareholder losses associated with the TSF failure and subsequent impacts and other ongoing criminal and civil cases in Brazil. Only recently, on October 25, 2019, the State Environmental Council in Minas Gerais issued a new corrective operation license allowing Samarco to resume operations, which the company estimates will occur by the end of 2020 (i.e., approximately 5 years after the TSF failure). The ability of financial markets and investors to make these decisions will become increasingly easier given the trend of public disclosure and access to information. MSCI, an index provider, for example, in November 2019, released ESG ratings for thousands of companies, with more expected in 2020. MSCI uses a "rules-based methodology" to identify industry "leaders" and "laggards," rating companies on an "AAA to CCC" scale according to their exposure to ESG risks and how well they manage those risks relative to peers. The finalization of the TSF standards will be important for the global mining and mineral processing sector. However, the TSF standards are also an important reminder of the trends associated with global environmental, health, safety and social frameworks and their relevance to multinational corporation risk management strategies and the operational and financial implications.
Originally published by Lexology, written by Andrews Kurth.
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What is the Investor Mining and Tailings Safety Initiative?
Following the recent tailings dam failures, The Investor Mining and Tailings Safety Initiative was established by a group of institutional investors active in the extractive industries representing more than $13.1 trillion in assets under management. Governed through a Steering Committee chaired by the Church of England Pensions Board and the Swedish Council of Ethics of the AP Funds, the group has called upon 727 extractive mining companies to disclose information in relation to their tailings storage facilities to form an online database.
How many companies have disclosed information about their TSFs?
As of the 20th of December 2019, 46 per cent of companies contacted responded to the request. 40 of the top 50 mining companies have made disclosures which has resulted in information about thousands of individual tailings dams being made public on company websites. All 23 of 23 publicly owned companies that are members of the International Council on Mining & Metals (ICMM) responded and fully disclosed information about their TSFs.
How many tailings dams have had stability issues?
Company disclosures to investors have revealed that 10% (166 out of 1,635) of the tailings dams reported to have had stability issues in their history.
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Prior to entering the legal profession, Ms. Elias attended York University in Toronto, Ontario where she graduated with her Bachelors of Arts in International Development Studies. Upon graduation from York University, Ms. Elias attended Seton Hall School of Law located in Newark, New Jersey.
During her time at Seton Hall, Ms. Elias served as a competing member of Seton Hall's National Trial Team during which she competed in two national competitions. Ms. Elias also travelled abroad to Costa Rica for two months where she attended a Spanish language school. She is now conversational in Spanish and continues to work towards fluency every day.
During Ms. Elias' last semester of law school, she worked for the Nissenbaum Law Group full-time as a Law Clerk while attending classes in the evening. During that time, she gained valuable experience working for the firm's attorneys in the areas of Commercial Law, Civil Litigation and Intellectual Property Law. She quickly became a valuable member of the team and, as a result, was quickly offered the position of Associate-Attorney upon her graduation and admission into the bar.
After graduation from law school, Ms. Elias passed both the New Jersey and the New York Bar Examinations and is licensed to practice law in both states. Upon her graduation and admission into the bar she continued her legal career as an Associate-Attorney with the Nissenbaum Law Group and, thereafter, with Bittiger Triolo, P.C.
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A bold sculpture specially designed to be visible on satellite imagery has been installed at the new gateway to one of the country's leading science parks.
The entire structure, created by inflating and stretching stainless steel, has been designed and made by Newcastle-based Full Blown to provide a "dynamic eye-line view" as you enter the North East Technology Park (NETPark) in Sedgefield, County Durham, which is home to an array of innovative, fast-growing companies working in high-tech, global markets.
CDEMN member Impress Group was involved in the project.
When photographed from space, the five inflated metal spheres that make up the impressive Synergy sculpture emulate the logo of the technology park.
The work was commissioned by NETPark to showcase the new entrance to the 26-acre Phase 3 development to the north of the park, which opens up development land for science, engineering and technology companies looking to locate on the park as part of the 10-year development strategy, creating 3,000 jobs and adding another £400m to the region's GVA.
Brian Archer, managing director of Business Durham, which manages NETPark on behalf of Durham County Council, said: "NETPark is a global hub for dynamic, cutting-edge companies making innovative products that transform our lives.
The Synergy sculpture features four small 300kg spheres and one larger, 700kg central sphere all made from stainless steel, with a blue mirror finish and colour changing LED lighting to provide a more dramatic effect at night.
Full Blown director Kate McDonnell said: "Each sphere is positioned at different heights to provide a dynamic eye line view, so as you enter the site you get different views as you move round the sculpture.
Full Blown, which also crafted NETPark's six-metre Plexus sculpture ten years ago, created Synergy's spheres using its patented and unique inflated stainless steel.


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I attended some FREE Weekly FitCamps early in 2012. In July 2012 I joined a 6 week 'intro to boxing' program. I felt it was time to get myself a little more disciplined plus I wanted something new and fresh. I started Personal Training sessions in conjunction with the boxing. A decision I will never regret, because it has helped build my fitness significantly. I continued with Personal Training after the boxing program ended and started attending Group Fitness classes.
Before all this I had been doing Pilates and resistance training for several years. Cardio was something I just did occasionally. I thought I was doing enough (hard for me to believe now).
My first few sessions, to say Personal Training was difficult is an understatement. I was used to doing slow and deliberate movements in Pilates. All of a sudden I had to speed everything up, and I felt completely out of my comfort zone. I cannot tell you when the point of change occurred, but everything about it gradually began to change. What seemed difficult began to feel a lot more natural and comfortable . I knew i would always be challenged. However the difference being, mentally and physically I toughened up. Over time I really began to enjoy how it made me feel.
And the commitment….you actually have to turn up. I find life can easily swallow up the time you put aside for training unless you stand firm and make it a priority. It is hard when you have to choose between something else you want to do but I'm so glad I made that commitment to my health and fitness.
Becoming fit has had an impact on all aspects of my life. It has made me see myself differently and I feel more confident on the inside. I find it impacts on you every day, puts you in a good mood. If training becomes a habit then you feel good more often than not. It has made me see strengths in myself that i didn't know i had. It has made me go on to further study Pilates, i have just started a course where i am learning about the benefits of posture and moving well. I then intend to teach others. I love it so much but would never have pursued it if i didn't join Make Me Do It.
Answer1.My fitness goals are to keep improving my form and endurance. I would like to work on my running. I can see myself joining in the mini tough mudder at some stage, but i have to miss this month unfortunately. For someone who doesn't like competing, nor getting sweaty, and definitely staying clean this is a big step.


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Sätra är en station längs Stockholms tunnelbana. Den trafikeras av den röda linjen (T-bana 2) och ligger mellan stationerna Skärholmen och Bredäng.

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Stationen är sammanbyggd med Sätra centrum och ritades av konsultföretaget VBB. Avståndet från stationen Slussen är 10,3 kilometer. Stationen invigdes den 16 maj 1965 och var även den sista att invigas i dåvarande AB Stockholms Spårvägars regi före namnbytet till AB Storstockholms Lokaltrafik. Sätra var ändstation fram till 1 mars 1967 då banan förlängdes. Den har två plattformar, en för tåg söderut och en för tåg norrut. Mellan de två plattformarna finns ett vändspår.

Den konstnärliga utsmyckningen invigdes 1994 och är gjord av Päivi Ernkvist. Hon kallar den Tusen och en natt den består av blå keramikplattor i olika nyanser med inslag av röda handgjorda keramikplattor i olika röda nyanser. Keramikplattorna klär in stationens betongytor.

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Teacup puppies are the smallest and the cutest creatures which are favored by everybody as they are fun loving animals. They are so little that they match effortlessly within a teacup. They are a lot cuter but when they begin to urinate and poop all over the place about your home, they make the owners indignant and annoyed. So to get rid of this issue, the owners of the puppies have to spare some time for pup potty coaching. The puppies ought to be potty trained at an earlier age.
She states all sorts of different things such as "Mommy, I love you" and "Time to brush my teeth!" The primary feature, of program, has to do with using the toilet. She can sit on the toilet and it will sound like she is heading. She will talk about the process and hum a little tune before she goes.
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Puppies need love, training and great health treatment. The love part is generally simple. The coaching ought to begin when you get your Golden Retriever puppies home. Crate coaching is recommended to simplicity the job of Töpfchentraining. It will give your pup the safety they require as they develop and their own personal place when they need it.
First, select an suitable crate for your dog. You want the crate to become your canine's "den," so choose one that he can stand up and turn around in easily. But you don't want it too big so that he might be tempted to use 1 corner as a bathroom. Location it somewhere where it's peaceful, but also in a space where he can still be component of the family.
Kennel training: This labored so great for my dog; that I tell everybody who has a puppy to start kennel training them. Dogs will not use the bathroom exactly where they sleep and if you get a kennel they will start to comprehend that this is their house and they will not have accidents throughout the evening.
Potty training or any other training you give your dog is not that difficult. It is in your pets nature to try to make you happy. If you discover the proper techniques on how to properly train your pup you will be amazed at how quick and simple it is to teach your pet.