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For Your Ears: My Top 10 favorite tracks from Tegan and Sara's discography
Although Tegan and Sara have surpassed a decade in their career as working musicians, things are starting to take off for the two.
But though they've toured with the likes of Neil Young, Death Cab for Cutie, The Killers, Weezer and Paramore, their upcoming tour with fun. might skyrocket them into an arena that they've been working towards since they first started out. Well, there's that, and the fact that their latest single, "Closer," was covered on last night's episode of Glee, the same hit TV series that helped make fun.'s second album, Some Nights, a breakthrough album.
Right now, the twins are on tour support of their newest album, Heartthrob, and I was lucky enough to score tickets. So, what better way to celebrate than to compile a list of my favorite Tegan and Sara songs?
10. I'm Not Your Hero (Heartthrob)
I've only had this track to listen to since January, but it has already become one of my favorite songs of theirs. I love the optimism of the second verse, when Sara says, "Learning all I know now/losing all I did/I never used to feel like I'd be standing so far ahead." Though I've always loved the darkness and uncertainty that can sometimes come from the twins, this is truly a breath of fresh air, and a reminder that sometimes you just have to live in the light and enjoy life.
9. Living Room (If It Was You)
"Living Room" has a voyeuristic feel to it that will always remind me of photographers who photograph other tenants from their apartment window. It's easy to close your eyes and imagine having an all-access view into the apartment of someone you desire. Is it creepy? Maybe a little bit. But it's human, and it's also an old track. Either way, there's something endearing about it.
8. Feel It In My Bones (feat. Tegan and Sara, from Tiesto's Kaleidoscope)
This track was the first time, to my knowledge, that most people heard Tegan and Sara dapple in electro/dance/house music. It was a breath of fresh air, and a reminder that the best dance tracks often feature artists with unique and unsuspecting voices.
7. Dark Come Soon (The Con)
I've always said that if you can understand and relate to The Con in a personal way, you're in a dark place. This song only reiterates that. It's different for everyone, but in the end, we all just need a little darkness to wallow in our sorrows.
6. On Directing (Sainthood)
This song is so sexy. Sainthood was pretty sexy, but this track has always knocked me on my back. Musically, it's equivalent to the feeling you get when you meet someone who just steals you away. But this song is coy, it's unsuspecting, and it leaves the listener with a lot of questions. Perhaps its mystery is what keeps bringing me back. That, or it reminds me so much of myself.
5. Nineteen (Get Along)
I fell in love with an acoustic version of Nineteen that Tegan and Sara did in Paris before a show. Unfortunately, it was an mp3 that had been ripped from a video, so I could never quite hear it. That, and Tegan accidentally repeated the first verse twice. Good thing they played it acoustic in their DVD, because this one is a keeper.
4. Someday (Sainthood)
This will forever feel like an anthem for anyone who feels like they've been put down. It's so easy for the world to tell you no, when your heart and soul tell you yes. Luckily, Tegan and Sara face their fair share of hardships and know that even when things get good, someone will still need their encouragement. That's why one of my favorite lines they've ever written will always be, "Mark my words, I might be something some day."
3. I Won't Be Left (So Jealous)
Relationships can be frightening, for one or both partners. Sometimes you just need that verbal reminder that running away from your problems won't solve a damn thing.
2. Burn Your Life Down (The Con)
I'd heard this song so many times, but it wasn't until I was going through some really terrible shit that I came to appreciate it. I don't know how, or why. But something about hearing Sara's voice saying, "Keep on fighting to remember that nothing is lost in the end," really just kept me grounded and made me struggle through it.
1. Night Watch (Sainthood)
When I heard this song, the push and pull of the layered instruments really messed with my head. It was heartbreaking, truthful, self-deprecating and firm at the same time. Sometimes, doing what's right isn't easy, and doing what's easy isn't right. Needless to say, Sainthood was a work of art that Tegan and Sara labored over, and the picture that the music paints deserves to be hanging next to the damn Mona Lisa.
I hope you enjoy this list of songs I've compiled, but I've got a letter to write and a concert to get to.
Tags: fun., Glee, Heartthrob, Houston, Neil Young, Paramore, Quin, Sara, SKQ, Some Nights, Tegan, Tegan and Sara, Texas, The Killers, TRQ
Categories For Your Ears, Opinion, Touring, Upcoming
Live Review: Jeff Mangum at Wortham Center
When you hear Jeff Mangum's name, it's hard to think of him as anything other than the "reclusive" persona writers have pegged him as. The truth is, I've seen Mangum first hand, and he's nothing of the sort.
Last night, Mangum brought his highly exclusive, extremely anticipated tour to Houston's Wortham Center in Downtown, and the place was sold out. It might go down as one of the most surreal, genuinely touching concerts I've experienced as of yet.
The crowd, which ranged from pre-teen to retired, dressed in their best "going out" clothes. There were no torn jeans, the tights weren't ripped, and majority of the 21+ crowd was drinking wine or a cocktail versus beer. While it sounds like a strange way to gauge things, the same people sitting around me are the same ones that show up for $2 Lone Star nights and end up swinging their gorilla-sized hands in the air during a free show put on by the same production company, Pegstar. It was pretty nice to see everyone well-behaved at a venue that usually hosts events from orchestras and opera singers. Hell, one of the chandeliers probably costs more than my car.
The show started promptly at 8 p.m. when Tall Firs politely took the stage. The duo sat near one another in the middle of the stage, sharing a Fender Super Reverb and knocking out eight songs from their self-titled debut, 2008's Too Old To Die Young and 2012's Out of It and Into It.
In between tracks such as "Hairdo" and "So Messed Up," band-mates David Mies and Aaron Mullan trade out guitars to get the right sound on each song while partaking in humorous banter. But among stories of stoned kids in OKC and prostitutes in St. Louis, Mies got the last laugh when he and Mullan snubbed Pitchfork's Aaron Leitko for ripping apart Mies' version of "I Couldn't Say it to Your Face" by Arthur Russell.
Tall Firs have the airy, atmospheric chops of Explosions In The Sky, with more of a knack to sound like Sonic Youth or Pavement. Vocally, the two sound like they mastered the whiskey and cigarette routine while extensively studying every album in their personal collection. When stripped down, their songs left the crowd silent and transfixed in the dark of the room.
Following a brief intermission, Mangum took the stage wearing a flannel shirt, jeans and a hat while the house lights stayed on halfway – most likely at his request. But though he looked a bit more gray and grizzly when compared to the photos taken of him playing to Occupy Wall Street protestors a year ago, Mangum still looks relatively youthful.
As he sat in his chair aside four acoustic guitars, he dived straight into "Oh Comely," sounding just as crisp and sincere as the recorded version we've all heard hundreds of times. After a long applause, Mangum prodded the audience to sing along with him to "The King Of Carrot Flowers Pt. 1" and "The King Of Carrot Flowers Pts. 2 & 3," which were played continuously.
Jeff Mangum at Wortham Center last night. Photo by Ed Abello (@sensitive_b)
Though backing instruments such as horns and accordions weren't part of the set, Mangum's voice left nothing to be desired. Instead, the crowd acted as an a cappella version of the track, singing back trumpet sections as the hall echoed with the intensity of the experience. And while Houston crowds are notorious for misbehaving, there were only a few that were unable to keep their composure or follow the rules. Some were seen running around the room back and fourth with friends they'd spotted, others forgot to take the flash off of their camera and could be seen by everyone going against his "no photography" rule.
Even so, Mangum took song requests with stride – either accepting them or politely explaining that he was without the proper pedal – and he even laughed at a man who shouted out "Keep Austin Weird!" after divulging that his family was from Texas. He could even be seen talking to people at the front of the house, and often asked the crowd the keep singing along with him or move forward if they felt the desire.
Throughout the hour-long set, Mangum pulled songs off both albums – On Avery Island and In An Aeroplane Over The Sea – and also found time to cover Roky Erikson's "I Love The Living You." Often times he stopped to use throat spray and guzzle down a bottle of water that required two hands. But aside from what looked like a minor cold, Mangum was in high spirits, often responding to a rogue "thank you!" or "I love you!"
"No, thank you," Mangum mused as he placed his hand over his chest before diving into "Song About Sex." "Thank you from the depths of my soul. I never expected this, I didn't even think anyone would ever pay attention to me."
At the end of his set, Mangum smiled and waved with sincerity as the crowd erupted in applause and gave him a standing ovation. And whether planned or not, Mangum came out one last time to finish the night with "Two Headed Boy Pt. 2." That, of course, got another standing ovation.
And just like that, Jeff Mangum disappeared behind the curtains and the dream came to and end.
King Of Carrot Flowers, Parts 1-3
Holland, 1945
Gardenhead/Leave Me Alone
Two Headed Boy, Part 1
I Love The Living You (Roky Erickson cover)
Song Against Sex
In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
Tags: Houston, Jeff Mangum, Live, Neutral Milk Hotel, review, Tall Firs, Wortham Center
Categories Live Review, Live Show, Review, Touring
Paying attention: Not just for the classroom
Today I got on Twitter, as I do every day from my phone, to check up on news, daily quips and to update the world on my own livelihood. But unlike every other day, I saw a tweet from TheBestManager that spoke to some issues I've personally been focusing on in the past year or two.
The tweet, shared by Sargent House – a record label for bands such as Fang Island and Tera Melos – touches on quite a few sore subjects in the music industry.
Where do I start? There's the obvious one – talking and taking pictures during a concert, ensuring that everyone around you is distracted from the performance. Then there are the less obvious ones – never listening to albums in full, skipping through well-written articles to get to links and videos of performances, and my favorite, the decline of magazine sales.
The truth is that the addiction to electronics and quick results has created such a big disconnect that there's no rug large enough to sweep it under. In an age where you can do almost anything from your phone, people have forgotten how to be interesting without one.
Are we really having trouble retaining all of the information thrown at us, or have we just stopped paying attention? Do we really need to take pictures to remember a concert or prove that we were there, or have we stopped placing importance on how great the band was in exchange for likes on Instagram?
The truth is that I'm not immune to wanting to share my experiences with the world, but I've learned to set limits for myself. I'm writing this blog in hopes that a few of you will realize it, too. And really, it's not hard to make the change.
Instead of snapping pictures throughout the concert, take a few during the first song. After that, stop trying too hard to get the perfect picture and focus on what you paid money for. Instead of talking to your friends in the back of the venue, actually listen to the opening acts. You'll probably like them, and it's a great way to find new music. When you get on the internet, don't just start link-jumping. Read it, comment and share it with people if you like it.
To me, it's all about making an effort to respect those around you. The music industry is a community, and you have a hell of a lot more power as a fan than you think.
Most importantly, try to minimize your dependence on technology – even if it's only for a few hours during a concert. Or a movie. Or dinner with friends and family.
Tags: attention, blog, concert, Fang Island, iphone, Live, movie, music, pay attention, photos, Sargent House, smart phone, Tera Melos, tweet
Categories Advice, Column, Live Show, Opinion, Touring
Brand New writing new, "happier" album
According to PupFresh, emo-kings Brand New are working on writing a new album.
The Long Island-based band gained popularity after their successful sophomore album, Deja Entendu, was released in 2003.
Now, following the highly successful The Devil And God Are Raging Inside Me and latest effort, Daisy, the band have confirmed they will be writing something new.
Although many fans were speculating that the band had run its course, lead singer/guitarist Jesse Lacey confirmed they would continue making music at tonight's Baltimore show, according to AbsolutePunk.
"We're writing, it's just hard to figure out what to write about." said Lacey. "We don't wanna keep bumming you guys out. We're trying to write something happy."
The band have not released any more details yet, but have scheduled shows the next four days.
April 27 – Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
April 28 – Allentown, PA @ Crocodile Rock Cafe
April 29 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Club Zoo
April 30 – Grantham, PA @ Brubaker Auditorium, Messiah College
Stay tuned for more updates. Additional information can be found on Brand New's Official Website.
Tags: Brand New, New Album, Writing
Categories Breaking News, Touring, Upcoming
Check 'Em Out: Claudia VS the Queen of Hearts
Scott Smallin
Myrtle Beach-based trio Claudia VS the Queen of Hearts have been working hard planning a string of shows over the coming months, and things have begun to pay off.
The band, which was started by lead singer Claudia Gregory (guitar/piano/synth), also includes Tara Taylor (percussion/viola) and Julia Royal (guitar/flute) who both contribute vocals.
The unsigned trio recently released a demo and are planning a small tour up the East Coast. What is even ore surprising and admirable is that Gregory is doing all of the work herself with help from band-mates Taylor and Royal.
"A DIY demo was so much work," said Gregory, "but we will eventually release an album. I want to see if I can get a little more under my belt, first. Maybe some sponsors."
The demo was recorded in Royal's empty apartment between two air mattresses with a microphone and a "wall of blankets".
"I borrowed some drums from a friend of mine, despite the fact that I've never played drums in my life and I ended up playing them on Blind Man," said Gregory
The trio exude a wisdom older than their years, with layers of instrumentals that seem like a soundtrack for solitude. It's easy to connect with Gregory's voice, which is soft but full of emotion that packs a punch necessary to the more natural sound of the music. At times the music finds itself blurring genres; with psychedelic undertones, the music is a delightful mixture of soul and blues. However, the slower tempo and feminine, airy backing vocals blend everything together into a package that is rather enjoyable to listen to.
4/30 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ F.A.M.E Festival
5/9 – Savannah, GA @ The Wormhole
5/10 – Tampa, FL @ Sacred Grounds Coffee House
5/13 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ For What It's Worth
5/23 – Wilmington, NC @ The Soapbox
5/31 – Atlanta, GA @ Smith's Olde Bar
6/8 – Myrtle Beach, SC @ Fresh Brewed (w/ Really Old Airplanes)
7/8 – Wilmington, NC @ Sea Turtle Arts Rescue Festival (S.T.A.R.)
For more information and to hear their music, visit their website, Myspace, or 'Like' them on Facebook.
Tags: Claudia VS the Queen of Hearts, Tour
Categories Check 'Em Out, Touring
RIP: RX Bandits (1995-2011)
In a statement released earlier today by the band, RX Bandits have announced that they will call it quits following a tour this year.
Source: David Zentz
We would like to express our love and appreciation for all that you've done for us and how much a part of our growth you have been. We have all mutually decided that this summer will be our last tour. We love each other and love you all and hope to see you at the shows.
Much love & respect,
Not much has been heard from the band since last September, when they played a three-night showcase at The Troubadour in LA. The weekend-long event gave fans a chance to buy three-day passes or single-night admission to hear the last three albums in chronological order, played in their entirety.
Although the band has yet to announce the official dates for their last tour, they do have a few confirmed dates for music festivals and other appearances within the coming weeks.
4/20 – Riverside, CA @ The Barn
4/29 – Rutherford, NJ @ Bamboozle Music Festival
5/14 – San Diego, CA @ OMBAC Coming Out Party
"Of course I wont say that anything we do will replace RXB, but we are artists at heart, artists are constantly changing and are free to change when ever they feel like exploring new worlds. And we would love for all of you to explore these worlds with us." -Chris Tsagakis, rxbandits.com
For more information, visit their official website, follow them on Twitter or 'Like' them on Facebook.
Categories RIP, Touring


This week, we talk to John Goodlad. He's a Shetlander who's writing a book about the Faroe smacks. The smacks were a fleet of boats that plied the waters around the Faroe Islands in the late 1800s. These same boats made up the core of the early Faroese fishing fleet in the early 1900s. Goodland talks to us about the long and intricate relationship between the Faroes and Shetland.
Then, we head out to a small village and make friends with some of its four-legged residents (pictured above).


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Our guide Lockie and drivel Karl is very friendly and explain to us all the Vietnam history and some funny joke throughout the journey. High recommended for you to join Vietnam adventure tour when you in HCM. Services is good and we are all well taken care of by Lockie.
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State Aviation Museum of Ukraine named after Antonov is one of the largest history-technical museums not only in Ukraine, but also in the whole Eastern Europe. It was solemnly opened in 2003 on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of world aviation and the 80th anniversary of the National Aviation University of Ukraine. The museum is located on the territory of the former educational and aeronautical base (WATB) KIICA (now NAU), and the aircraft assigned to it became the nucleus of a civil aviation assembly.
The museum's exposition is in constant development – from the initial 33 exhibits it has grown to more than 90 planes, helicopters and unmanned aerial vehicles, which were armed with the Air Force of the USSR and independent Ukraine, or operated in the Civil Aviation Fleet. Over the years State Aviation Museum has become the epicenter of culture and leisure on the state level, which was visited by more than a million Kyiv residents and guests of the city.
One more direction – samples of aviation armament, as well as the exposition of aircraft engines. In the actual funds of the museum there are presented the development of almost all leading aviation groups of the Soviet period – Tupolev, Yakovlev, Ilyushin, Antonov, Sukhoy, Mikoyan-Gurevich, Kamov, Mill, Beriyev, as well as replicas of the early twentieth century.
The collections of planes Mikoyan and Gurevich, as well as the helicopters by Mill, presented in our collections are among the most complete in the world. There are also rare now MiG-15UTI and Mi-1M. And according to the number of experimental and individual boards, the museum is the second largest collection in the CIS – just after Russian Monino. In Zhuliany you can see the first experimental Il-86, the second experimental / first serial Il-18, the first serial Tu-104, pre-series Tu-134, as well as Tu-22M0 from the experimental series and others.
Sources of constant replenishment of a number of exhibits of the museum were aerodromes, on which the write-offs were preserved, – historical evidence of the development of domestic aviation. These machines were brought to the exposition by the efforts of Ukrainian aviation industry enterprises, and then they took their place at the site in Zhulyany airport. In many aircrafts, presented in the museum, the main systems still have the ability to work. In particular, all such electronics are functioning properly on such machines. Due to this, there is a big interest of the guests to visit IL-62 pilot booths and the Mi-8 helicopter. A special flavor to visit the museum is the close proximity of the existing airport "Kyiv" (Zhulyany), whose runway runs 100 meters behind a clear fence. Hence the take-off and landing give the audience an unforgettable experience.
From the moment of creation and to this day on the territory of the Watk KIICA (NAU) have replaced one another many aircrafts and helicopters. Among them there were many unique cars worthy of taking the best places in the exposition of any aviation museum in the world. Ironically, they all died here – in Zhulyanah – sent for scrap in strict accordance with the demand of Gosplan to deliver non-ferrous metals. As soon as, due to various reasons, the plane became unsuitable for student training, it was waiting for a knife. Thus perished rare examples of experimental aircraft – Tu-110 Soviet-5600, D Tu-104H (TU-16g) USSR-L5411, the second flying prototype IL-62 Soviet-06,176 (003), the prototype Tu-124 Soviet-45000 and others .
At the beginning of the 1990s. Training airfield KICAE been exposed to the most natural, and at the same time the most destructive processes – exposure of time. During the whole decade, the planes lost their past appearance and became unsuitable, and the airdrome itself was covered with wild grass. The territory of the future museum during this period gradually turned into an air cemetery.
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The situation radically changed only in 2003, after, according to the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine decided to establish State Aviation Museum. In extremely tight deadlines, due to extensive cooperation with dozens of aviation companies throughout the country, museum was opened on September 30, 2003.
Ceremony was attended by then President of Ukraine Leonid Kuchma, representatives of domestic and foreign aviation community, as well as guests and representatives of numerous media. The first expert assessments were really positive – according to quality of exhibition State Aviation Museum is worthy to take a place in the top ten European museums. The development of the exposition of the State Museum of Aviation of Ukraine is constantly being continued. The existing technology is carefully preserved, new exhibits are sought, delivered to the museum, where they are taken care of.
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BERLIN—Germany's insurance association soon will unveil a nonbinding insurance model to help insurers develop environmental liability coverage and deal with new exposures under the European Union's Environmental Liability Directive.
The association plans to present the model wording to its members at the end of this month, with the expectation that products will become available before the end of the year.
But any resultant standard wordings are likely to fall short of buyers' expectations and will leave gaps in coverage, according to brokers and specialist insurers.
The Environmental Liability Directive, which E.U. member states must transpose into national law by the end of this month, provides a common framework for the prevention and remediation of environmental damage to natural habitats, including public spaces such as beaches, lakes and rivers, and natural resources. The directive makes polluters pay for cleanup and requires that an area is restored to its "baseline condition."
It covers damage not only to water and land, but also to protected species and natural habitats. There is no existing liability regime to cover the restoration of biodiversity in an area affected by environmental damage, and as such no insurance coverage in Europe, experts said.
Risk managers, brokers and insurers in Europe are therefore currently working out what potential new exposures they face and how to manage and transfer them.
They are working to deadline because some member states, including Spain, have already stated that they will demand compulsory coverage or financial guarantees within three years.
In addition, the directive says member states must encourage the development of insurance or financial security products for environmental damage and report back to the European Commission by 2010.
The Gesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft e.V. in Berlin is leading the charge for German companies faced with the new exposures.
The insurance association said last week that it will recommend a specialty stand-alone product that can be bought in addition to the existing environmental liability policies that cover against damage to private property and third-party risks and that are already bought by many German businesses.
"We came to the conclusion that all operators that have environmental liability insurance for their (existing) risks will also need an insurance solution for the new ELD liabilities, especially for the biodiversity damages, which isn't covered so far," said Nils Hellberg, head of the GDV's liability and credit insurance department.
The GDV, in consultation with experts from member companies, has worked for about three years to come up with its insurance model, Mr. Hellberg said. It is targeted at the approximately 150 liability insurers that operate in Germany.
Mr. Hellberg believes the first environmental liability products for the new directive will come to the market as early as the fourth quarter of this year.
But, while the GDV's model will go beyond what is currently available in the German market, experts point out--and the GDV acknowledges--that it won't fully cover the liabilities under the directive.
The model stops short of fully covering the directive in that it would not provide coverage for environmental damage because of "design risks, authorized emissions and for normal operation damages," Mr. Hellberg added.
"We have no experiences in that field," explained Mr. Hellberg. "That's more or less a normal part of an exclusion in liability insurance, especially when you don't know what will happen ... with a new kind of liability," such as with biodiversity damage, he said.
The model also will not cover past pollution, he noted.
Jan Wulfetamge, a lawyer for the federation of German industries, the Berlin-based Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V., said the GDV's model may not be attractive to companies because it does not cover design-risk liability.
From a broker perspective, the GDV approach "does not provide sufficient coverage for the new risks," said Stefan Scholz, a broker in the liability practice group at Aon Jauch & Hübener Holdings GmbH.
"There are important gaps," he noted, such as that coverage is provided only for sudden and accidental losses.
"Our clients have started to ask for adequate risk transfer solutions quite early," Mr. Scholz said. "At the moment, we consider that the German insurance market still does not offer sufficient coverage to the changed environmental risk exposure of our clients. With this advice, most of our clients remain very reluctant about the decision to take out new cover and prefer to wait how the market develops."
The U.S. environmental insurance products, which have been available in Germany for some time, offer "at least an interesting alternative," he added.
"What they are recommending does have some elements of breadth to it," said Karl Russek, senior vp-environmental risk, for the ACE European Group in London. "But because they are not willing to go past the sudden and accidental threshold, I think it falls short."
Mr. Russek of ACE thinks the GDV has come up with a model that "most of the indigenous German casualty insurers would be more comfortable in providing." However, the model "stops short of what is available elsewhere in the marketplace, and what is available currently in Germany in our wording," he added.
ACE is one of four specialty environmental insurers which say they have already added wordings to fully cover companies under the directive. The other insurers are AIG Europe S.A., part of American International Group Inc., Chubb Insurance Co. and XL Insurance Co.
Meanwhile, the Deutscher Versicherungs-Schutzverband e.V.--the German commercial insurance buyers association--would not comment on the key points of the GDV's recommendation.
It said it would prefer to wait until it has reviewed the complete model.
"We did offer our opinion to the GDV that the insurers should develop wordings which may bring a maximum of coverage for the companies under ELD," said Georg Klinkhammer, the DVS' liability expert.


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AFMI's 26th Annual Convention Heralds New Dawn in Education
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by Mohammed Ayub Khan
JODHPUR, INDIA–The American Federation of Muslims of Indian Origin (USA & Canada) held its 26th Annual International Convention and Gala Awards Ceremony in the historic city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India on December 30-31, 2017. The convention was held at the massive campus of Maulana Azad University in coordination with Marwar Muslim Educational and Welfare Society.
The annual event has become a much awaited one in India with its focus on promotion of educational excellence. Muslim toppers of state board exams for grades tenth and twelfth are awarded with gold, silver, and bronze medals. This year more than 120 students were given the medals. The Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Award for the promotion of education was given to Prof. Akhtarul Wasey, president of Maulana Azad University, Jodhpur. The Mir Taqi Mir Award for promotion of Urdu literature was given to renowned poet Rahat Indori.
The chief guest at the Jodhpur convention was addressed by the Union Minister of Minority Affairs and Parliamentary Affairs Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi. He commended AFMI for undertaking the goal of achieving hundred percent literacy in India. He also announced that the his ministry will soon launch an awards program similar to that of AFMI's Sir Syed Award.
Mr. Naqvi also provided a summary of the various schemes which have been launched by the ministry and urged the students to apply for them.
AFMI's founding trustee Dr. A.R.Nakadar in his message to students urged them to persevere despite all odds. Narrating the success of past AFMI medallists he said that many of them are now pursuing successful careers in India and abroad. He appealed to them to give back to the community and to not to forget their roots. he said, " When you have the quality education, you become relevant to the community, society and the country".
Dr. Razia Ahmed, AFMI's president, in her speech said that in today's competitive it is critical that students acquire necessary skills. She called for a holistic and nurturing form of educational paradigm.
The convention was attended a large number of people from across India and abroad. Speakers at the convention included Mr.Mohammed Atique (Secretary General Marwar Muslim Education and Welfare Society), Dr. Khutub Uddin (AFMI's President for 2018), Justice MSA Siddiqui, Mr. Ghanshyam Oha (Mayor of Jodhpur), Mr. Gajendra Singh Shekhawat (Minister of State for Agriculture), Mr. Mahendra Singh Rathore, Dr. Azim Khan Sherwani, Dr. Shabistan Ghaffar, Mr. Suhel Tirmizi, Dr. Suhail Quraishi, Mr. Mohammed Ayaz, Miss Mariam Ijazi, Mr. Ashfaq Hussain, IAS, Prof. Nandlal Kalla and many others.
Speakers from USA, Canada, UK, and Australia included: Dr. Hussain Nagamia (Florida), Dr. Iqbal Ahmed (Ohio), Mr. Shafi Lokhandwala (Michigan). Mr. Tayeb Poonawala (Manchester, UK), Mr. Siraj Thakor (Toronto, Canada), Mr. Javed Mirza (New York), Dr. Habib Bhurawala (Australia), Dr. Saba Uddin, Dr. Uddin, (IL), Mr Ayub Khan (Toronto-Canada), etc.
Dr. Aslam Abdullah (California) was an MC and kept the audience attentive with his wit and appropriate remarks.
Dr. Nakadar, after consultation with the AFMI executive members announced that next year's North American convention will be held in Toronto and the International convention will be hosted in Patna, on December 22-23, 2018.
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Disturbed's David Draiman: "Half of 'Evolution' is very, very different"
Adam Kane of Winnipeg radio station CITI-FM recently interviewed Disturbed frontman David Draiman about the band's forthcoming album, "Evolution". You can read some excerpts below:
On "Evolution", David said: "It is, in our opinion, your new baby is always our favorite, but, in our opinion, this is the most powerful body of work as a whole that we've ever released. We couldn't be more proud. Also, at the same time, it's probably the most unique and certainly the most different from anything people have heard from us. There's plenty of familiarity for half the record. It's Disturbed meat and potatoes that you're used to hearing: it's rhythmic, it's heavy, it's melodic, it's syncopated, it's all the things people have come to identify us with and love us for, but half the record is a dramatic left turn. Very, very different. There's heavy songs and the rest can only be described, because there's really no other way to define them, as ballads. Something the success of [SIMON & GARFUNKEL's] 'The Sound Of Silence' cover did for us, it gave us the confidence to go in any direction. It gave us the confidence to no longer have any stylistic parameters of any kind. That was so liberating and so wonderful to be able to go in any kind of direction and go in unchartered territory for DISTURBED. Some of these, all of these songs, there are some truly, truly some unbelievable moments within this record that still, even if I'm glossing over the record or trying to rehearse one of the songs, it still gets me emotional going through them. They're really moving. Hopefully everybody else is feeling the same way we do about it. That's all we hope. [Laughs]"
On whether the creation of "Evolution" was like "going to war": "It very much is. You have to fight for the strength of your creation. It's fighting to make sure the song is as powerful as it can be, that the meaning behind it as poignant as it can be, that you're using all the choices of words, notes, patterns, rhythms. You're dealing with other very strong creative influences that are a part, and other creative minds that are a part of that process and you're fighting for your vision. It's a fight worth having and it's a war that you have to win. At the end of the day, we all end up benefiting from the rewards that you reap from it. I think there's no truer and more pure purpose than to be able to refine your art to a point where you feel it's as possible as it can be."
On the band being unafraid to do ballads and inject melody into their sound:
David: "Melody has always been in our wheelhouse, but when you hear the rest of this record, you'll notice a very tangible left turn. It's markedly different than anything we've put out. The closest thing to some of the stuff on this record would be 'Darkness' from the 'Believe' record. We haven't tried anything like that since then. Now there's half a record full of it. To me, these are some of the most powerful songs we've ever written. I'm brimming with anticipation for people to hear this thing. I'm eager to hear people's reactions."
On whether he touches upon any current American political topics: "There's very powerful themes running throughout the record. I think that in my humble opinion, that the world is divided and the media has a very good, a very predictable habit of emphasizing whatever will keep people clicking. [Laughs] Whatever will keep people tuned in and there's nothing like stoking the coals of fear and aggression to do that. I think that we're more united than the media would care to admit. We're not as divided as the perception would relay — not in the United States, not anywhere really in the world. People who are divided are easier to control. That's one of the primary themes of the first two tracks on the record. It's dealing with control, and 'Are You Ready', in particular, is a call to arms against those who are so eager to keep us underfoot and are so eager to victimize us and to prey upon our weaknesses. It's encouraging people to no longer be prey, to not let them stir us up anymore."
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His Excellency President Umaro Sissoco Embalo of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, told a meeting of ambassadors, heads of missions, the United Nations and journalists that he had been fully briefed by His Excellency President Dr Julius Maada Bio, on the sad events east of the capital city and in some parts of the country.
"Your Excellency, as Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority, let me start by condemning this act of gruesome violence where law enforcement officers have been brutally killed in cold blood. On behalf of the ECOWAS Authority, the Government and people of the Republic of Guinea Bissau, let me express my heartfelt condolences to all those who have lost loved ones.
"I was shocked when I saw the killing of policemen. This is the first time I have seen such gruesome violence against law enforcement officers after 20 years in the ECOWAS region. That won't happen in my country. It is not a good example. Good citizens don't kill security personnel," he said.
He also emphasised that violence had no place in a democratic dispensation, particularly in a country like Sierra Leone which was making immense progress in building a stable democratic nation over the years and one that was recently ranked the 4th most peaceful country in sub-Saharan Africa.
"As Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority, I am equally pleased that the President has launched an investigation into the events of 10th August 2022, which is in line with the ECOWAS position.
"I want to encourage the President to continue to engage with various stakeholders in the coming days, including getting the Peace Commission to undertake strategic engagements with youth and opposition parties in various parts of the country," he noted.
He said he had also called up former President Ernest Bai Koroma, who was still in Kenya, to encourage him to support the government and work with President Bio, adding that the opposition leader had promised to engage him further when he returned to Sierra Leone.
"When you are in the opposition and you ignite a huge fire in society, it will rage on until you come to power one day and face the challenge of putting that fire out," he warned.
"The President also informed me that he will be meeting with traditional chiefs, religious leaders, civil society and political party leaders. He also told me that government has briefed the international community and he has personally met and engaged with Ambassadors. I want to thank the President for all these efforts and encourage him to continue to engage," he concluded.
He ended by thanking the diplomatic community in the country for their efforts and encouraged them to continue to use their good offices to support the good work of the President, reminding them that the international community, like ECOWAS, had invested enormously to bring peace to the West African nation.
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President Bush, please save the Delta Queen!
As many of you know, House Minority Leader John Boehner, Representatives Steve Chabot (R-OH), Geoff Davis (R-KY), and Jean Schmidt (R-OH) have sent the attached letter to President Bush, asking him to issue an Executive Order continuing the Delta Queen's exemption from the 1966 Safety of Life at Sea Act. As many of you also know, I have gone on record numerous times as saying that the President does not have the power to overturn an Act of Congress.
That is true, but Congressman Boehner thinks that in this case we may be able to squeak by on a technicality. He is operating on the theory that, although the Constitution does not grant the President the power to overturn the law itself, there is a chance that he can order the continuation of an exemption that has been routinely granted for the past 42 years.
As of the close of business yesterday, the White House had not responded directly to the letter, but they have asked for more information about the issue.
Please contact President Bush and ask him to act on our behalf. He will be under extreme pressure from the Coast Guard bureaucracy to turn thumbs down on Congressman Boehner's request, so please stress the Queen's impeccable safety record (see this Delta Queen Safety fact sheet) and the fact that the Coast Guard inspectors who examine the boat six or more times each season say she is in fine shape to keep plying our waterways for many years to come. This season, the Coast Guard's top-ranking traveling inspector, Marc Kruger, made a five-day trip on the Delta Queen and issued a positive report that is posted on the Coast Guard's web site.
Please also contact Mrs. Bush and remind her that keeping this irreplaceable historic treasure alive would be a truly significant part of her husband's legacy.
You can mail letters and petitions to the White House at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500. But because time is of the essence, faxes, email, or phone calls are better. Email messages should go to comments@whitehouse.gov. And here are the fax and phone numbers:
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Ohio, Kentucky Representatives request President Bush intervene to save the Delta Queen
Republican lawmakers yesterday (Dec 3) sent a letter to President Bush asking that he issue an executive order to protect the Delta Queen against special-interest politics that could put the historic paddlewheel ship in dry-dock. Reps. John Boehner (R-West Chester), Steve Chabot (R-Westwood), Jean Schmidt (R-Miami Township) and Geoff Davis (R-Hebron) requested the President issue an executive order extending an exemption to the 1966 Safety at Sea Act to allow the Delta Queen to continue operating.
The full letter of John Boehner requesting President Bush's support for the Delta Queen is available in PDF format at Rep. Boehner's website.
The Save the Delta Queen Campaign team applauds this action and again is emphasises how important the Delta Queen is not only for so many small businesses in the communities along the rivers but also for the employees of the Delta Queen and so many jobs indirectly depending on the Delta Queen continuing to operate as an overnight passenger vessel. The Delta Queen is safe, with a perfect safety record for now more than 80 years of operations. It's just not right to stop her for obscure reasons that do not have anthing to do with her safety.
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Yesterday you came to lift me up
As light as straw and brittle as a bird
Today I weigh less than a shadow on the wall
Just one more whisper of a voice unheard
Tomorrow leave the windows open
As fear grows please hold me in your arms
Won't you help me if you can to shake this anger
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`Cause I never thought I'd lose
I only thought I'd win
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This fire beneath my skin
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Things we never said come together
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Tonight we touched on the things that were never spoken
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«The Last Song» is the second single from Elton John's 1992 album, The One. It was composed by John, with lyrics provided by Bernie Taupin. «The Last Song» marked the first of John's American singles to benefit his AIDS foundation. Taupin faxed the lyrics to him in Paris, shortly after Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury died the previous year. «I was crying all the time as I wrote the music», John told The Advocate, «and it was very hard for me to sing it». The song tells of an estranged father coming to terms with the sexuality of his gay son, who is dying of an AIDS-related illness. Originally titled «Song for 1992», it was renamed to avoid dating it.
«The Last Song» reached number two in Poland, number seven in Canada and number 21 in the United Kingdom while peaking within the top 40 in several countries worldwide, including Australia, Ireland, New Zealand and the United States. A music video directed by Gus Van Sant was made for the song, but he was not the first director considered. David Hockney and Madonna declined the offer.
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I get the pleasure to travel and visit bakeries all around the country on a monthly basis. Seeing innovations and world-class manufacturing up close and firsthand, and being able to share those concepts and processes with readers of Baking & Snack, is the most gratifying part of my job. However, despite all the automation, energy efficiency, throughput, machine design and access, and other innovations in baking operations, there is always an underlying theme that negates all the mechanical advances implemented — the people behind the machines. The operators, supervisors, managers, vice-presidents and executives as well as the folks on the supply side of the business — those providing ingredients and selling, installing and servicing the equipment being run at bakeries — are the heart and soul of the stories we have to tell.
We are proud to add Mr. Sautner's name to the prominent list of winners from recent years, including Tony Dalo, Aunt Millie's Bakery; Gary Brodsky, East Balt; Bill Hayman, Vista Bakery; Barry Blackwell, The Kroger Co.; Mark Borland, Panera Bread; Rick Ferguson, Pepperidge Farm; Robert Creighton, New Horizons Baking; Robert Benton, Flowers Bakeries; and Mike Frazer, Piantedosi Baking.
Praise of Mr. Sautner provided to us by past and present associates as well as acquaintances from people such as Richard Lan, Canada Bread; Jim Zakian, Otis Spunkmeyer; and a slew of suppliers, made this choice a "no brainer."
The second bakery feature in this issue, Partners, is prime example of how people and their dedication and passion make the difference between a static company and a rapidly growing success story. In this case, family ties (Marian Harris and her two children) run deep, and the chemistry lends to a well-run, well-orchestrated business.
In the coming year, not only will these types of features continue, but Baking & Snack also will be adding features focusing on other prominent and unique members of the industry — those that have made and will make a difference in the industry as well as folks that have passions inside as well as outside the immediate confines of the bakery.
In the meantime, best of health and a prosperous New Year to our loyal readers. We look forward to bringing you our own innovations in 2010.
I would be remiss if I didn't also thank my own colleagues who have worked cohesively as a team to bring readers the value, depth and insight they have come to expect from Baking & Snack.
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"The passing years seem to bring you only good. You have gained experience and wisdom, but without losing your dynamism or your youthfulness. Mostly, do not change anything, you are my model! very happy birthday." Celebrating Mr. Naïm's Birthday was such an honor! Everyone is gathered to wish him a very happy birthday.
Located at 25 Avenue Montaigne and built in two campaigns between 1902 and 1909, Hotel Plaza-Athénée is an eight-storey luxury hotel, designed in an eclectic style by architect Charles Lefèvre.
On the occasion of a change of ownership in 1933, the hotel is modernized. He opened again in 1936. During the Second World War, he was successively occupied by the German and American commands. It will return to commercial activity in 1946. In 1970, the ground floor is modified: the Salon Montaigne is created on this occasion by the meeting of the former reading room and the salon called "Regency". The dining room was rehabilitated in 1984.
The Plaza Athénée is part of the very closed circle of Parisian palaces. After 11 months of work, it reopened in September 2014, and they find everything that makes the soul of the hotel: classic and luxurious suites, a restaurant completely transformed and taken over by Alain Ducasse, the same upscale service that has made it famous, a large, refurbished interior courtyard, and still the Dior spa. A breath of modernity and a tribute to the past, here is essentially what now offers the Plaza Athénée.
The palace of Avenue Montaigne opened on April 20, 1913. A century later, the jewel of the Parisian hotel remains at the top of the bill.
Once upon a time, the palace of tomorrow. "François Delahaye, managing director since 1999 of the prestigious liner of 146 rooms and 45 suites (average revenue, € 980 per night), summarizes his commitment. He explains: "The Plaza Athénée must always be one step ahead." Demonstration: this is where, for the first time, a color code, red, was applied everywhere in a hotel, geraniums with windows included, that the rooms were equipped with a minibar and air conditioning, a huge chef ( Alain Ducasse ) picked three macaroons less than a year after installation, soon followed by pastry chef Christophe Michalak, that a rink carpeted the inner courtyard, that a lounge bar opened under the woodwork of another time, that the staff was interested in the smooth running of the house (€ 3,500 premium per person in 2012. The man, temples of money and student smile, keeps the meaning of the formula: "We are innkeepers. Leading the hotel is to set the pace and trust the 550 employees. Our exceptional location must be highlighted by impeccable service. When a customer pays 9 € for coffee, there can be no challenge. "
François Delahaye does not lack ideas either. In addition to organizing a sparkling birthday, he takes the initiative to enclose in a waterproof box a collection of objects that tell 100 years of the Plaza Athénée. An iPad with video of the hotel, the whistle of the hunter who, in 1913, hailed the cabs, letters from famous customers, some silverware, a bottle of wine, photos, etc. The precious container the size of a suitcase will be hidden "somewhere" under the marble of the Gobelins gallery which runs along the inner garden and the two restaurants. "I'll dig it up after I leave!"
While waiting for this message to the future to delight its inventors, the Plaza Athénée savors its daily life. First, this car show in the open, on the alleyways of Avenue Montaigne. Mercedes and Porsche, almost banal, Bentley is more serious, Maserati , yes, if it is the latest model registered in Geneva, Ferrari , eternal star of bitumen, dress in harmony with the flowers and the Monegasque plates. Or those of Brunei. The Sultanate has owned the establishment since 1997. A step ahead, of course; he murmurs that when he arrives in Paris, a certain prince of the sands demands to have several of his cars in front of him and that McLaren engineers make a special trip from Great Britain. The automobile tradition was born with the hotel and had parked here the Delage , Bugatti, Hispano-Suiza, huge Phantom Rolls, Versailles convertible with whitewall tires, the DS Pallas and their driver … Yesterday as today the onlooker keeps his eyes round.
A cocoon out of space-time
Then there is the table. La grande, pronounce ADPA (Alain Ducasse at the Plaza Athénée), an exceptional plate and a meticulous service never stilted. Class, the real one. And the brewery Le Plaza, a joyful formula without tie, always animated by Werner Kuchler , memory of a thousand and one celebrations alternating beer and champagne, Bavarian maestro with the repertoire of 120 songs, Marlene, Aznavour , Montand. A step ahead? This will be the raclette served at the edge of the ice rink in winter, on tables way cottage. Down jackets and hats obligingly lent. Unless greeting the arrival of spring in the same place, but flower garden version. Alain Ducasse marries asparagus from Provence with morels and sweetbreads with black truffle. Some are crying with gratitude, others go away hopping with joy in this Gobelins gallery that tells the century: crystal sconces, embroidered doilies and damask armchairs, pale gray cocktail, soft pink and light yellow.
Good news, this path of low tables and padded confidences leads to the bar, new pole of excellence of the Parisian night. DJ turntables, huge carved iceberg counter, Plexi chairs or deep armchairs, log fire video, scholar penumbra, map on iPad. We love it in a cocoon out of space-time. Guaranteed surprise when the solid cocktail comes: vodka-peach lollipop planted in ice or slice of liqueurs. This joke of high flight necessarily generates good mood and starred eyes.
Finally, please take the elevator lined with wood to climb the floors. After all, the Plaza Athénée is first and foremost a house where sleeping is good. Float the legends. Peter Komma, receptionist and four decades in the service of the palace, tells Hitchcock "always on the first floor, by terror of a fire", Sinatra just out of the police station that is unloading the rest of the night on the piano of his Then, the American couple with a little dog who, in his room, opens the trunk containing squares of the lawn of their house, history that the dog keeps his marks.
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Or, the installation of Michael Jackson's penthouse : dozens of balloons, as many bowls filled with Smarties and a chocolate Eiffel Tower, at height of man. Follow Karajan , Borg , Harrison Ford , Roger Moore , Elton John , Shakira , Mike Jagger … The CAC 40 , the Nyse , the FTSE, the mundane, the Hollywood plateaus and the hit parades of the last twenty years parade at the Plaza, pinstripe suit, light muslins with diams to scratch the mirrors, tips of stars stashed behind their dark glasses. Like to extend the night. She is so cozy when you spend in a room away from the ordinary world. Carpets accented with Persian rugs, crystal chandeliers, sofas and armchairs stretched in thick velvet, furniture inspired by centuries of light, master paintings, heavy hangings, tanned wood paneling, all stained with red, a lampshade, a cushion, a trimmings, a bouquet. The highest-rated rooms are those on the upper floors that open onto Avenue Montaigne. The palace plays the sentries. Creators and actors have made their den.
As a neighbor, Christian Dior held a salon and organized his presentations. Since then, chic claws are the most fashionable counter-aisles in Paris. It is said that a regular in the Gulf requires, for a fee, all shops can be opened and privatized for his suite, day and night. Jean-Claude Elgaire, chief concierge and 49 years here before making the beautiful days of Mama Shelter, remembers this American couple arrived at Saint-Lazare station at the end of his transatlantic crossing. The gentleman of a certain age contemplated the ten trunks of his young conquest and announced that there would be a little more in return, when he would have yielded to the whims of his haute couture. "My daily life was to privatize the Concorde, to find a starred table, a cabriolet, a vintage bottle. I do not remember an unmet wish. The 12-person Plaza concierger is considered the best in the world. "
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Usage: a sight, vision, appearance.
appearance (2), vision (1), visions (1).
1. the act of seeing: ὀμμάτων χρῆσις εἰς ὅρασιν, Wis. 15:15; the sense of sight, Aristotle, de anima 3, 2; Diodorus 1, 59; Plutarch, mor., p. 440f; plural the eyes, ἐκκόπτειν τάς ὁράσεις, Diodorus 2, 6.
2. appearance, visible form: Revelation 4:3 (Numbers 24:4; Ezekiel 1:5, 26, 28; Sir. 41:20, etc.).
From horao; the act of gazing, i.e. (externally) an aspect or (internally) an inspired appearance -- sight, vision.
NAS: like an emerald in appearance.


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Фаворський — слов'янське прізвище. Відомі носії:

 Фаворський Василь Іванович (1880—1935) — український криміналіст.
 Фаворський Володимир Андрійович (1886—1964) — російський та радянський графік та мистецтвознавець.
 Фаворський Лев Іванович (1893—1969) — російський футболіст, воротар, та радянський учений-хімік.

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Home » [Training] » Beginner » PECK DECK!!!!!!!
can somebody tell me what part of the pecs the peck deck exercise focuses on most?
Agreed. The chest and pectoralis muscles are a relatively large area and most, if not all, of this group will be recruited for any kind of chest exercise.For a big chest, flat bench and dips are the way to go.
Stick to bench and weighted dips for chest, good reps and high weight.
IF you need to preexhaust chest or want to do more afterwards, can do flies or pec deck, but no need at all in most cases.
And in answer to your question, the pec deck hits the chest all over, just not the most effective method of getting it to grow.
i think cable flyes either standing or lying are a lot better than db flyes and are definatly worth trying.
I LOOOOVE using a pec-deck. I love the motion of it, and find it a very good excersise.
But the last time i used one was several years ago now, and can only backup what others on here say. I used a barbell and dumbells now. Its true that you dont 'need' to use one, but there's no harm in using one either.
In answer to your question though (controvertially) i find the pec-desk does the 'middle' chest. People tend to view the chest as having a 'lower', 'middle' and 'upper' chest, even though strictly speaking there isnt. The chest also works as one, so in theory its also not possible to isolate one 'part' of it. However, myself and many other on here have found that incline bench press works the 'upper' portion of the chest.
Anatomically / medically, this shouldnt be the case, but is just what some people experience. Everyone's physiology is slightly different, so you may not experience the same thing yourself.


How Thai is this cover page is ! When you see the information it means that there's another music festival cost your money and you still want to go,that is what a EDM fans is !!!
The debut edition of SIAM comes together as a brainchild of Thailand's premiere festival organizers. The four-day fiesta will be held from the 12th to 15th of April 2019 .
SIAM is not only a EDM music festival but also provide an all-round, interactive experience for attendees, hence a massive festival site with four respective areas .
Thai boxing is a precious cultural heritage in Thailand, and this trend has become more and more popular. You can learn a few tricks from professional coaches in SIAM. In addition, there is a Thai cooking area, learning the most authentic Thai style, you can swaying while cooking, absolutely won't feel bored, and definitely worth the price!
From noon to night, if you are tired, you also can go visit the market in the event. There are a variety of street vendors, all kinds of Thai specialties, vintage charms and Thai food, so that you can continue to revel in the end after you have fully charged.
The SIAM has invited world-class DJs including Afrojack, Alok, Fedde Le Grand, Mija and other popular Djs.
YELLOW CLAW, which is known as the "Royal Super Bad Men's Group", is also one of the most expected lineups. In 2010, they were members of Jim Aasgier and Nizzle. YELLOW CLAW's genre from Hardstyle, Moombahton, Trap to HipHop, can observe many different elements from their music, which also makes Yellow Claw's music successfully integrated into the mainstream market, and Yellow Claw often invited many rappers to participate in the production. Make their work fill the HipHop element.
There are up to 160 million click rates on YouTube. "Till It Hurts" is a collaboration with rapper Ayden which is the authors favorite.
Then released his debut album "Blood For Mercy" in 2015, and invited a number of artists to help out, including Tyga, Becky G, Flux Pavillion, Ty Dolla $ign, Tiësto, Pusha T and Lil Eddie. This album has made Yellow Claw's position in the Bass Music world more solid, and in the same year also entered the DJ Mag Top 100 DJ for the first time!
Look to here, you want to join the SIAM Music Festival ? Now book the four days of April 12~15, and call friends to experience the EDM party beyond the past! See you in Bangkok!


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In the eyes of many visitors, the countryside around BARACOA is quite simply the most beautiful in Cuba. Set on the coast at Cuba's southeastern tip and protected by a deep curve of mountains, the town's isolation has so far managed to protect it from some of the more pernicious effects of tourism that have crept into other areas of the island. Self-contained and secluded, Baracoa vibrates with an energy that is surprising for such a small place, and has become a must on the travellers' circuit. It's also home to a uniquely mixed population, with many locals of Haitian and Jamaican origin – the result of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century immigration.
Simply wandering around is one of the town's greatest pleasures. The quaint central streets are lined with tiny, pastel-coloured colonial houses with wedding-cake trim, and modern development is confined to the outskirts and the Malecón, where new apartment blocks were built after the Revolution. All the sites of interest are within easy walking distance of one another, radiating out from the Parque Independencia on Antonio Maceo, where, under the shade of the wide laurel trees, generations of Baracoans gather around rickety tables to play chess and dominoes.
Cradled by verdant mountains smothered in palm and cacao trees, and threaded with swimmable rivers, the Baracoan countryside has much to offer. El Yunque, the hallmark of Baracoa's landscape, can easily be climbed in a day, while if you have a car and a little time to spare you could take a drive east along the coast and seek out some quintessentially Cuban fishing villages, including Boca de Yumurí. Alternatively, just head for the beach – there are a couple of good options northwest of town.
Baracoa – Nuestra Señora de la Asunción de Baracoa – was the first town to be established in Cuba, founded by Diego de Velázquez in August 1511 on a spot christened Porto Santo in 1492 by Christopher Columbus who, as legend has it, planted a cross in the soil. The early conquistadors never quite succeeded in exterminating the indigenous population, and today Baracoa is the only place in Cuba where descendants of the Taíno can still be found. Their legacy is also present in the food and transport and several myths and legends habitually told to visitors.
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Manufacturing capacity utilization (MCU), scored a 76.4% in November, up 0.12% month on month, (m/m), its third consecutive monthly increase. On a year on year (y/y) comparison the MCU was up 2.2%.
Figure 1, charts capacity utilization from 2000 to present. The MCU index is currently in the green zone which is considered to be ideal. After a long run at the bottom of the "green zone", the index has begun to move higher scoring its second month in a row above 76%.
Figure 2 shows the same data in Figure 1 from the year 2010 with the addition of MSCI service products all carbon shipment data on the right-hand Y axis in red. The two data sets are correlated at 0.70 over the entire period shown.
The ISM manufacturing index recorded a value of 57.1 for November, with new orders at 60.3 and production at 64.0. All numbers were solidly in the expansion zone. Manufacturing employment was 12.514 million at the end of November, up 31,000 month on month, and up 189,000 year on year, (+1.53%). The U.S. dollar continues to fall. The Euro is at its highest level since early 2015 at 1.20 EUR/USD. A lower dollar helps U.S. manufacturers increase export sales.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the U.S. annualized GDP grew by 3.2% in the third quarter, down marginally from its previous estimate of 3.3%. The U.S. economy has expanded for two quarters by 3% or more, and most analysts expect the streak to continue and possibly increase to the 3.5% range. With the passage of comprehensive tax bill it is probable that many manufacturing firms will increase their investments. Overall, this month's manufacturing capacity utilization was very positive.


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NGO Ecoclub defended the right to criticize Kronospan in the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Ukraine overturned the decisions of local courts that declared Ecoclub's publications illegal. The Supreme Court has confirmed the rights of environmentalists to criticize dubious and risky decisions, including the construction of Kronospan. In its decision, the Court recognizes that public criticism of environmentally threatening projects is an important foundation of the democratic country system and must not be limited.
Kronospan demanded from Ecoclub to refute the criticism of the plant's planned activities and wanted to claim a compensation of reputational damage of UAH 150,000 (later reduced the amount of the claim to UAH 1) through the court.
The practice, when polluters with a dubious reputation try to silence activists by threatening them with lengthy lawsuits and large fines, is widespread around the world.
Local courts upheld Kronospan's lawsuit, so Ecoclub was forced to refute its remarks and appeal to the Supreme Court for a fair trial. The Supreme Court overruled previous decisions of court of firs instance and appeal court: the ruling stated that the local courts had unreasonably demanded Ecoclub to refute the criticism, and that their ruling did not comply with:
– Constitution of Ukraine;
– Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-Making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters;
– Civil Code of Ukraine;
– Laws of Ukraine "On environmental protection", "On information", "On environmental impact assessment".
The lawyer of the NGO Ecoclub Vitaliy Kitovsky noted:
"I am pleased that the attempt of Kronospan Rivne LLC to pressure a public organization that criticizes the construction of the plant has failed. The court's legal position, in this case, will be important for the protection of the rights of non-govermental organizations and the effectiveness of the environmental impact assessment procedure, as it guarantees free dissemination of information on possible threats to the environment."
Andriy Martyniuk, the executive director of Ecoclub, is convinced that such lawsuits from large polluters and illegal decisions can become obstacles to public participation and be instruments of pressure on the community.
"The panel of judges drew attention to the fact that within a democratic society in a social and legal state, public participation in solving socio-environmental problems is not only meant to exercise civil rights but also help to develop such a society and state. Ecoclub has proven that it is worth fighting for the truth and clean and safe environment. People's participation in preparation and decision-making is the key to improving the environment."
Andriy Andrusevych, International Expert on Legal Environmental Protection, Member of the Board and Senior Analyst of the Resource and Analytical Center "Society and Environment":
"The Supreme Court practically supported the public on all possible grounds, although this required a complex analysis of national and international law, the Law on Information, environmental law, the European Convention on Human Rights, and the Aarhus Convention. This decision creates an important legal "umbrella" to protect anyone who has an opinion on projects that could have a negative impact on the environment. In particular, the public will not have to prove the "authenticity" of their comments in the environmental impact assessment process. "
The similar lawsuit related to reputational damage of Kronospan against ATO veteran Andriy Ovsiychuk has been delayed for more than a year in the Rivne City Court.
We urge the local court to judge according to the law a legal decision and avoid mistakes made with the Ecoclub case.
For criticizing the potential damage from the plant, Kronospan sues a local activist
More about the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of criticism of the polluting company Kronospan by Ecoclub
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Born in England, Crispin Akerman came to Australia with his family in 1966. He spent many years in the music industry but decided in 1989 to pursue his lifelong interest in the visual arts. He received a Bachelor of Visual Arts from the Canberra School of Art in 1992 and has since received significant recognition for his painting. Crispin's first solo exhibition was held at Beaver Galleries in 1995 and his popularity has gone from strength to strength with each exhibition. Crispin's paintings are represented in the collections of Artbank, Parliament House, BHP Billiton, the Australian National University, St John of God Hospital – Murdoch, Canberra Eye Hospital, City of Bunbury and the Town of Bassendean.


The new bill enables foreigners and foreign companies to purchase real estate up to 10 percent of areas in the zoning plan.
Sale of property to foreigners will restart after enactment of a new law on sale of real estates to foreigners.
After Turkey's top court temporarily invalidated the law that allowed sale of real estates to foreigners on March 12th, a new bill was adopted by Turkish parliament on July 3rd.
Sales will restart after release of a decree on application of the new bill.


The importance of cavitation inside multi-hole injectors has been addressed in many previous investigations where the cavitation formation and its development, fuel spray characteristics and atomisation have quantified. Different types of geometrical and vortex cavitations have been previously reported inside the nozzles of multi-hole injectors with good indication of their influences on the emerging spray. However, the effect of cavitation on jet spray, its stability and liquid breakup and atomisation is not yet fully understood. The current research work is aimed to address some of the above issues. As the initial phase, the current experimental work focuses on the initiation and development of different type of cavitation inside a 15-times enlarged model of a symmetric 6-hole SIDI injector and tries to quantify the effects of the cavitation on the near nozzle jet spray in terms of jet cone angle and its stability. To achieve this, a high speed camera has been used to visualise the innozzle flow and emerging spray simultaneously.


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Desire to work in family law led to CASA internship
Getting involved in mock trial her freshman year of high school helped Hastings College senior Christina Woodside decide she wanted to be a lawyer. In 2013, being a counselor for Cornhusker Girls State, a citizenship training program, helped her discover her interests are closely tied to family law and social work.
"Seeing the potential that these soon-to-be seniors had for their futures made me realize that there is so much potential in teenagers," said Woodside. "After reading multiple sources of research about deviant behaviors that occur throughout that age, I realized that one main cause for this behavior was a lack of stability within their family structure. So, I made it a goal to help those teenagers who have lost their way because I truly believe that they have the capability of doing things that they would currently see as impossible. The way I feel that I can best help is by working in family law."
A sociology major, Woodside is gaining credit toward her degree and building experience for her career this summer by working for Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children South Central Nebraska (CASA). CASA's mission is to work to protect children who have been neglected or abused and to provide diversion services to juveniles.
As an intern, Woodside is working alongside CASA staff to start a Teen Court program for Adams County and have it running by September 2015.
"Teen Court is for first-time juvenile offenders," she said. "This will make it so these juveniles will not have to go through diversion. The only time they would need to go through diversion is if they are repeating offenders. So, my responsibility is to make the necessary paperwork and research what is needed to begin a program like this."
Woodside said that diversion consists of the juvenile and his/her parent(s) meeting with a diversion officer rather than an actual law enforcement officer, paying to enroll in the program and completing specified community service or educational classes. The diversion officer outlines the requirements of diversion.
The Columbus, Nebraska native also explained how the Teen Court program is going to work. After committing a crime, law enforcement reports the offenses and sends the teen to the county attorney. If the offense happens at school, the student is referred by the school's administration. From there, the county attorney refers them to the Teen Court program.
"With Teen Court, the jury (consisting of student volunteers aged 14-18) determines the amount of community service hours," said Woodside. "There will be a coordinator that ensures that the juvenile is completing his/her certain sanction. Also, there may be an outside person who provides opportunities for the juvenile to do community service. Usually this outside person will be at that certain community event."
According to Woodside, research shows that those who commit a first-time offense do so because they had a moment of poor decision-making. Those who take part in Teen Court are more likely not to commit a second crime.
"I think overall it will better serve those who have gotten in some sort of trouble because their sanction can be molded around their incident and the other various mitigating factors that played some role," said Woodside. "Also, the students who volunteer are from all the schools in Adams County. So, I truly believe that working together will better build their relationships with other schools and with the community as a whole."
Woodside hopes that the internship with CASA will provide her with valuable information regarding family law and social work as she witnesses and participates in what exactly goes into the services CASA provides and how each county CASA's jurisdiction differs from the others. As a sociology major, Woodside said she has been involved in both political science and sociology classes that focus on different policies relating to crime, so she hopes to be able to apply information she has learned at Hastings College to real-world situations.
"Overall I am very thankful for this opportunity," she said. "I never thought that I would be helping with the development of a program that will be used in Adams County for years to come."
By Amanda Miller, a senior from Woodland Park, Colorado majoring in journalism
Internship, Sociology


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