Find all of my slow cooker recipes in this category. Delicious, frugal, simple slow cooker dinners. Slow cooker side dishes, slow cooker roast dinner meats, whole meals in the slow cooker and much more.
Recently I was fortunate enough to receive a *triple slow cooker. I decided it was time to up my slow cooker game and branch out for more side dishes and accompaniments for my main meal. One area I wanted to tackle was how to cook rice in the slow cooker. I'm confident that I have cracked it, on my first attempt, and I wanted to share it with you! Scroll down near the end of this recipe for my printable recipe card that shows you how to cook rice in the slow cooker!
I'm a huge fan of using our slow cooker. It is so simple to prepare a meal, leave it cooking and then serve it up when we are ready to eat. If our plans change or our my daughter doesn't want to go to bed, then dinner won't be ruined. We can set the slow cooker to keep warm and our dinner will be waiting for us when the time is right. Another thing that I love about using the slow cooker is that we can use cheaper cuts of meat and bulk out our meals with lots of healthy vegetables. I've posted a fair few slow cooker recipes here now and I want to share with you today a week of slow cooker dinners.
I'm a real fan of using my slow cooker, as my regular readers will know. Being able to pop a delicious meal into my slow cooker is so convenient for us as a family. We don't have to eat at a set time and if we are running late for dinner time we can just put it on 'keep warm'. So convenient. Anyway, last week I really fancied chicken nachos! I decided to pop the chicken and the veggies in the slow cooker, then I only needed 10 minutes preparation for serving up. This is such an easy recipe so here is my slow cooker chicken nachos recipe – hope you enjoy it! If you want to get straight down to making these slow cooker chicken nachos then head to the end of this post to see my recipe card.
Slow cooker beef casserole – super lazy version!
Fancy making a nice slow cooker beef casserole? Don't want to put too much effort in? I've got you covered! This slow cooker beef casserole takes just 5 minutes to get ready and you can even cook dumplings in the pot. You can make this for under £5, serving 3-4 hungry people. Obviously, this depends on the appetite and the quality of the ingredients that you buy. If your budget is small then you do what you can. Anyway, here we go. My slow cooker beef casserole – the super lazy version! Scroll near the end of this post if you want to see my printable slow cooker beef casserole recipe card.


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Variety telethon helps local families
Variety helped fund an iPad and an adapted tricycle for six-year-old Brody who lives in Parksville
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Jan. 7, 2016 12:00 p.m.
Local families who have received help are excited about the 50th annual Variety Show of Hearts Telethon this February.
Variety helped fund an iPad and an adapted tricycle for six-year-old Brody who lives in Parksville, for example.
"Lindsey knew that her second pregnancy was different, but it wasn't until Brody was born that doctors determined he had Down syndrome," said a news release. "Lindsey was worried that her son would have difficulty being accepted at school and would always be labeled as a child with a disability rather than a beautiful boy," but the iPad and bike have helped a lot. The iPad helped build his communication skills, with apps helping him learn to write his own name and improving his spelling and reading, which he now loves to do.
The Variety telethon has raised over $189 million for special needs children in B.C. over the last 50 years and is gearing up for the annual event Feb.13-14 on Global B.C. The lineup includes Aaron Pritchett, Jim Byrnes, Barney Bentall, Shari Ulrich and Chilliwack. Visit
variety.bc.ca for tickets or to donate.
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In August 2014 Daryn Dalton, who is a Professional Captain and avid part-time angler, was fishing off the yacht he works on when the idea for a Fishing App was formed. He subsequently founded drophook LLC in early 2015. Primarily, drophook was designed to be an image recognition application, but current technology lacked the accuracy needed for a top-of-the-line fishing app. The value he saw in being able to have data logged and shared with the touch of a button, as well as cataloged for easy interpretation, was enough to drive him to pursue creation despite this fact, and hope that soon he can implement image recognition. These days there are apps for all sorts of sports and daily life, this app is built for anglers, by anglers. Drophook has been influenced by the likes of professional fishermen, as well as veteran fishing captains, all contributing their ideas to create the best fishing app yet.
Easy cataloging methods for catch, bait, and tackle.
Auto log of size, date, position as well as meteorological information of the catch.
Weather forecasts and conditions, as well as sea surface temperature charts.
Measurement of the size to weight calculation with an auto calculator.
"Fish On!" button to instantly record the action.
Privacy settings ensure that user's favorite fishing spots remain secret.
Local bag limits and seasonal regulations alerts and access.
Users can book, evaluate, and fill fishing charters.
Best online deals for gears are also included at the touch of a button.
It is easy to join and invite your friends. Make an account, build your profile, and let the fun begin! You can upload photos of your catch and invite competition; there are a number of tournaments as well, with which you can challenge anglers across the globe. Some of these tournaments are even paid. You can keep track of your catches in relation to lures, or replace your lost tackle with the touch of a button.
This app also aims to be a source of knowledge and education for anglers. It will also provide them with the information about correct equipment and techniques, in order to preserve fish for future generations. Drophooks' social media conservation campaigns include their push on Instagram with hash tags like #NeverWasteAKill and #CatchAndReleaseMovement.
Drophook includes two versions, freemium and premium. One of the best things is there are no bombardments of spam or ads; this app has no tolerance for commercial harassment. It is easy to use; needs minimum manual input, and ensures spot-on navigation and automatic modes to keep you engaged in your passion rather than your phone. You can be the first to download the best fishing app yet by visiting drophook's website. The app will soon be available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store as well.


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Best smartwatches for different budgets
By Karan Bajaj, ET Bureau | Updated: Aug 07, 2018, 10.39 AM IST
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A gadget that many now want to have is the smartwatch. Not only are they in vogue, they are a useful accessory as well. However, many might be apprehensive about getting one due to the huge price tag. For those who want all the features of a smartwatch at an affordable price point, here are five watches under Rs 20,000.
Up to Rs 6,000
Noise Loop (Rs 4,999)
Compatible with both the iPhone and Android smartphones, the Noise loop runs a proprietary operating system. You can choose between 6 watch faces, check incoming notifications and track your activity. It has a 1.3-inch circular touchscreen display with a stainlesssteel dial. You can even receive calls on the watch as it has built-in microphone and speaker. Other functions available include voice recording, music player, remote camera and anti-lost feature to find your smartphone.
Huami amazfit bip (Rs 5,499)
This is the only option in this price range that is even worth considering for a smart watch. The Amazfit Bip has a lightweight design and comes with a 1.28-inch rectangle shape touchscreen. You get an always-on reflective colour display with 2.5D curved Gorilla Glass 3 for protection. In addition, the watch has IP68 rating for dust and water resistance and offers battery life of up to 30 days. It works with iPhone and Android. You can check messages, unlock phone, set an alarm and use it to track your activities.
From Rs 6,000 to Rs 15,000
Samsung Gear Fit 2 Pro (Rs 13,590)
While the Gear Fit 2 Pro is more of a fitness band than a smartwatch, we will make an exception for it for its display and performance. The Gear Fit 2 Pro has sleek design and yet comes with a beautiful curved amoled colour display. It runs Samsung's Tizen OS and can work with Android as well as iOS devices. The Fit 2 Pro is also water proof, so you can use it while swimming as well. There is also support for wireless charging. Like a smartwatch, the Fit 2 Pro also informs you of incoming notifications including calls. Being a more fitness focused product, it tracks your activity and even has built-in GPS.
Misfit Vapor (Rs 14,495)
This is one of the cheapest smartwatches available with a full round amoled display. Moreover, this is also the only watch in this price bracket to come with Android wear 2.0 and powered by Snapdragon 2,100 processor. The watch offers a virtual on-screen bezel for navigation and control of the interface. You can view incoming notifications, track your activity and even use it as a standalone music player. Thanks to Android, there is option of customizable watch faces and you can even install additional apps on the watch.
Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000
Huami Amazfit Stratos (Rs 15,999)
The premium smartwatch offering, Stratos comes with a 1.34-inch round Transflective colour screen. It has 2.5 D Corning Gorilla Glass and hand-polished ceramic bezel which gives it a premium look and feel. The watch is compatible with Android as well as iOS and shows all incoming notifications on-screen. The watch is water proof—can be used while swimming—, has 13 different sports tracking modes, works as a standalone music player and offers up to five days of battery on a single charge.
Fitbit Versa (Rs 19,990)
Versa is one of the recent launches from Fitbit. While Fitbit is known primarily for fitness tracking, the Versa is one of their few smartwatch options. Versa comes with a bright 1.34-inch rectangular colour touchscreen and runs Fitbit OS. It is capable of 24/7 continuous heart rate monitoring, activity and sleep tracking and offers more than 15 exercise modes including a swim mode. You can choose from hundreds of watch faces and install additional apps on the Versa for enhanced functionality. It works with both Android and iOS devices to show you notifications. It lets you accept/reject incoming calls. A single charge delivers up to four days of battery life.
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English Muffin Pizzas are personal little pizzas that come together in no time at all with just 3 ingredients! No need to turn the oven on, all you need is a toaster and microwave.
My husband and I love pizza, like really really love it. Our pizza obsession reached new heights when I started making homemade dough and pizza pockets. Fancy and fun pizzas are great, truly – but not on the Mondayest Monday! You know what I mean, we all have those days.
These days may look different for each of us, but what I love about this "recipe" is that it works for everybody! Children, college students, and those of us trying to adult. You can make these as basic as you want or amp them up with leftovers and seasoning. Honestly, my favorite is just marinara sauce with a whole lotta cheese (dairy-free, of course) then some pepper and dried basil to top it off.
The key to these English muffin pizzas is to toast the halves first, then pop them in the microwave with toppings. That way you'll have a crispy base to bite into. I hesitate to call this a recipe since it's so easy and flexible, but I really want to continue documenting what I eat on a daily basis – even if it's super simple.
When I shared my English muffin pizza on Instagram, I was blown away by how many of y'all grew up with these! Where was my memo? I guess I was busy with my bagel bites, ramen, and creamed corn haha.
So the next time you need a snack or quick lunch, give these little pizzas a try! They won't let you down. What other quick & easy recipes would you like to see? Let me know in the comments section!
Split and toast English muffin.
Spread a couple spoonfuls of marinara sauce over each half, then sprinkle with a handful of vegan cheese.
Microwave until melted, about 30 seconds to 1 minute.
Note: Remember to always check labels to ensure your products do not contain any milk/dairy ingredients.
I just feel it hard to stop my craving when I hear about English muffin pizza. It is an excellent family treat.
We used to make these as a kid, though yours look much prettier than ours ever did! haha! So good!
I just made these for dinner a few nights ago and took pictures for my blog! So wonderful to see that great minds think alike!
My first recipe as a kiddo! Thanks for sharing.
I used to make these all the time as a kid. Luckily there are now gluten free and dairy free options!
These little pizzas look so cute and delicious!
These are great not only for a quickie dinner, but for afterschool snacks for the kids. They can even do it themselves!
Aw I love these! We make them with babels since that's what we have lying around. Can't wait to try with English muffins!!
What brand of vegan mozzarella cheese?
I want to try to make these for my toddler. I bet she would love them. Thanks for the recipe.
One of my absolute childhood faves!!! As an adult we still make versions of these when neither of us feels like going to pick up an actual pizza LOL!
Very cute. And best thing about it is my kids can do this for themselves! I love it.
I am no cook and I am always looking for easy, unique recipes for myself when I just don't feel like a full dinner. This is absolutely perfect! I have no idea why I didn't think of it before!


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It has remained at the forefront of the storage industry for almost a half of century and has helped product designers realize new and exciting applications that were previously just a figment of someone's imagination with several new breakthroughs as listed below.
Toshiba will inspire the future of storage technologies with considerable and dedicated research and development.
2014 Launched Toshiba's first enterprise capacity HDD optimized for servers supporting cloud-based applications and analytic workloads.
Released Toshiba's first high capacity HDD for surveillance applications.
Toshiba's self-encrypting HDD was validated to government-class security requirements.
Launched Toshiba's first 7,278rpm 2.5-inch HDD series with 7mm-height.
Expanded SSHD lineup with Toshiba's first 7mm-height models.
Announced the new security features of self-encrypting drive (SED) and supporting cryptographic-erase.
Shipped 26 million Automotive-Grade HDDs.
Began volume production of SSHD, combining the performance of NAND with the capacity of HDD.
2010 Announced wipe technology for Self-Encrypting HDD.
Brought SATA technology to automotive HDDs.
2007 Entered personal storage market with a line of portable USB 2.0 external hard drives.
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2005 Achieved Toshiba's 100,000,000 units' shipment of whole Toshiba HDD.
1998 Achieved Toshiba's 20,000,000 units' shipment of HDD in total.
1996 Achieved Toshiba's 10,000,000 units' shipment of HDD in total.
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1994 Achieved Toshiba's 5,000,000 units' shipment of HDD in total.
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1984 Started volume production of Toshiba's first 5.25-inch HDD.
1983 Started volume production of Toshiba's first 8-inch HDD.
1969 Started shipment of Toshiba's first HDD with 14-inch.
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An International Conference on the Theological Issues of Vatican II is held at Notre Dame, March 1966.
Building the Department of Theology
When Father Hesburgh started teaching in 1945, Notre Dame did not have a Department of Theology. Father Hesburgh taught in the Department of Religion, which offered five courses—four of them were required for all Catholic students. Of the nine professors in the department, three had bachelor's degrees in Sacred Theology, three had master's degrees, one had a Ph.D. in psychology, one had a Ph.D. in Scripture, and one had a doctorate in Sacred Theology—Father Hesburgh himself.
The department did not offer courses for graduate students. Undergraduates could not major in religion. The annual Bulletin of the University of Notre Dame clearly stated the purpose of the department:
The Department of Religion provides for undergraduates required courses of instruction in the principles of Catholic morality, the Sacraments, Catholic dogma, and Christian apologetics, and elective courses in Scripture, social problems, and Catholic lay leadership. The purpose of the courses is to develop the religious life of the student and so prepare him for the duties of an educated layman.
The Bulletin for 1945–1946 does not list any elective course in Scripture, but does list one elective course in "Catholic Lay Leadership." It makes clear that all Catholic freshmen must take "The Commandments of God" and "The Sacraments," and that all Catholic sophomores must take "Christian Apologetics" and "Catholic Dogma." Father Hesburgh taught dogma.
In 1982, when Richard Conklin interviewed him, Father Hesburgh gave his opinion of the religion curriculum at Notre Dame at this time:
I thought it was more geared to high school than to university students. I thought university students ought to be challenged to know what the Church really teaches about the Incarnation or the Trinity or great moral questions. We shouldn't duck them. They ought to be as sophisticated in their approach as they are in mathematics or psychology or physiology.
He also had a low opinion of the textbooks then in use: "There were really no books of any consequence for college students in theology."
Department of Religion, and undergraduates could major in Religion. Father Hesburgh solved the textbook problem by writing his own, God and the World of Man, published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 1950. In his autobiography, Father Hesburgh noted, "But we still had a long way to go. Even after things started to turn around in the theology department, the courses were geared more to a high school level."
When Father Hesburgh became president in 1952, his ambition to make Notre Dame a great university led to efforts at improving the faculty and reforming the curriculum. His 1982 interviews indicate that he always kept the Catholic character of Notre Dame in mind and therefore regarded improvements in theological education as among the most important. He told Richard Conklin in 1982: "Today, there are probably thirty-five doctors of theology at the university. So it's a far cry from what I began."
In Hesburgh: A Biography Michael O'Brien writes:
As Fr. Ted began trying to mold Notre Dame into a major Catholic university, he reflected on John Henry Newman's great classic of educational literature, The Idea of a University. . . . The Idea of a University suggested a vision for a Catholic university in which the liberal arts played a central role and teaching was important. Fr. Ted also liked Newman's description of intellectual virtues, including "the ability to tolerate fundamental diversity of beliefs and values without sacrificing conviction." Moreover, the one pervading thought that characterized Newman's writings on education was the belief that a university that teaches everything else but neglects theology, "the science of God," was not committed to being a true university. Newman stimulated Fr. Ted to build a great Theology Department. "I got some very good ideas [from Newman]," he later said, "especially on the primacy of theology in a Catholic university."
In the Graduate School Bulletin for 1959–1960 the Department of Religion announced a master's degree:
The program toward a Master of Arts in Theology is designed to give the student a thorough knowledge of the major areas of Catholic Theology, and sufficient mastery of the spirit, method and instruments of theology to enable him to carry on research in view of a doctorate.
In the 1960–1961 Bulletin the Department of Religion becomes the Department of Theology, which "provides required courses for undergraduate students" and "also offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Arts Degree in the general field of Theology and the specialized field of the Sacred Liturgy."
When Father Hesburgh became president, he saw to it that the lectures from the liturgy program were published as a series of books. Michael Mathis, C.S.C., was a pioneer in the liturgical movement. He taught in the Religion Department from 1938 to 1941, and found it frustrating that the curriculum allowed no development of his interest in liturgy.
Father Hesburgh founded the liturgical studies program in the summer school at Notre Dame in 1947. Starting in 1948, when he received permission to elevate the program from undergraduate to graduate education, he invited the most prominent figures in the liturgical movement to teach at Notre Dame—Donald Attwater, Cornelius Bouman, Louis Bouyer, Jean Danielou, Godfrey Diekmann, Aloys Dirksen, Gerald Ellard, Hugh Farrington, Balthasar Fischer, Jean F. Gy, Martin Hellriegel, Johannes Hofinger, Joseph Jungmann Edmund Kestel, Boniface Luykx, Thomas Michels, Christine Mohrmann, Sr. M. Pudentiana, H. A. Reinhold, Walter Knight Sturges, Ermin Vitry, Helen Walsh, and others. Though many considered liturgical studies an eccentric obsession, the early development of the program made possible the specialization announced in 1960.
The liturgical movement in these years prepared the way for one aspect of the Second Vatican Council. Recognition of the lay apostolate, even in the early curriculum of the Religion Department, qualifies as another anticipation of later developments. In his doctoral dissertation, Father Hesburgh wrote about the Mystical Body of Christ and the place of the laity in the Church. He told Richard Conklin how the Apostolic Delegate asked him to send two copies of his thesis to Rome via air mail: "There are a few lines in the Vatican Council which are almost verbatim from my thesis. . . . I figured I was either going to get shot or used. I guess I was used."
But in the same interview, Father Hesburgh acknowledged that his text book would need extensive revision to survive in the years after Vatican II:
In a sense that's what Father Dick McBrien has done. He brought the old classical theology up to speed with Vatican II and the changes that took place there. . . . from a monarchical to . . . a living-body approach.
The increased professionalism of the Theology Department should not mean any dilution of Notre Dame's Catholic character. According to Michael O'Brien, Father Hesburgh was quite clear about religion's place at Notre Dame.
What role should religion play at Notre Dame? he was asked. 'We do not hold that piety is a substitute for competence, but it should not be divorced from competence,' he said. 'If a man is responsible to God he will be responsible to his neighbors, his family, and his country. Our emphasis on religion isn't something that is tacked on to the program, but a fiber running through our entire educational structure.' Religion was important, he added, but it should not be taught in a 'sentimental or superficial way.'
In contrast to the nine professors listed in Father Hesburgh's first year as a professor, in his last year as president (1986–1987) the Theology Department listed over forty professors. In contrast to the five courses offered in his first year, in his last year the department listed forty undergraduate courses and over a hundred graduate courses.
During Father Hesburgh's years as president, the Department of Theology developed from modest beginnings into a highly respected source of original research, and a place where doctoral students can find excellent programs in theological inquiry, Christianity and Judaism in antiquity, and liturgical studies. Master's degree students can prepare for more advanced study or for ministry in the Church. With an ecumenical faculty of eminent theologians and scripture scholars, the department attracts highly qualified students and prepares them for professional careers.
Fr. Hesburgh talks teaching religion and theology at Notre Dame
It's a curious thing that, while Notre Dame had been Catholic from the beginning, professedly, and, while, religion was fairly important in the sense that they had six—no it was more than that—there were six required courses in religion of two hours each so it was twelve hours. I believe they had something the same in Philosophy, but they were three hour courses. But there was twelve hours required. That was as far back as the mind of man runneth, and the courses were fairly standard. They had apologetics, which was, I think, the influence of Fr. John O'Hara certainly. They had several courses in doctrine. They had the course I began to teach on the Ten Commandments. They had a course in the sacraments. It was pretty much a reflection of the big tracks that one studies in Theology preparing to be a priest. And maybe because of that, all the priests at Notre Dame had to teach these religion courses. Now you can imagine: you're teaching economics, and suddenly you had to go over teach a religion course. And I suppose they were the worst taught courses in the whole university, because everybody was doing it as a kind of add-on that he wasn't prepared for particularly and had no particular interest in doing. Because if you're teaching physics and you gotta knock off and go over and teach religion, theology—religion as it was called then—nobody took it all that seriously. As a result, there was a wide variety of quality in those courses, even though everybody had to take them.
The Theology Department then began to get people with doctorates in Theology —or in the Religion Department—and we began to call it the Department of Theology rather than Religion. Fr. Simonovitch had studied—his name was Roman Simonovitch. He had studied with Fr. Russell at Catholic University, and their concept was not to teach theology to students but rather what they called Religious Education. It was a different approach. It was like the life-of-Christ approach, or it had a lot of gimmickry to it, which is not bad. But I thought it was more geared to high school than to university students. I thought university students ought to be challenged to know what the Church really teaches about the Incarnation or the Trinity or great moral questions. We shouldn't duck them. They ought to be as sophisticated in their approach as they are in mathematics or psychology or physiology. It ought to be on a university level, and the people ought to be professionals to do it. Of course, today, there are probably thirty-five doctors of theology at the university.


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Brief thoughts on briefing – and how an infosec pro. can get writing them right!
George Bernard Shaw's pithy aside is good for many an occasion, and certainly a witticism worth bearing in mind when it comes to writing a brief for a marketing agency or copywriter — a poisoned chalice that many a reluctant CIO or CISO wanting to communicate change has been forced to pick up.
Fail in this task, and you unintentionally misdirect your agency, something that will cost you time, money and possibly your relationship with them.
How do you 'nail them' as they say in all the best television talent shows so your marketing agency gives you what you need first time out?
First, see marketing briefs for what they are, a means to set out your hopes so others understand them.
The briefing documents used to do this are all much of a muchness. Plagiarised constantly with one often just turned in a pale copy of another. However, just to confuse things, some agencies dress them up with 'new thinking'. But don't be fooled into thinking that what you've been given is the Holy Grail or that it's fit for purpose. Many aren't.
Don't get embroiled in the intricacies of the briefing document the minute you're given it. Instead, do some 'pre-flight thinking' before putting pen to paper, or fingers to keypad, about some very basic questions.
What do you want to happen? Answer this, and you will be setting out your current situation and how you want things to change. This is the big picture description of the problem you are facing (there must be one, otherwise why do this), and your goals and objectives. And be clear about what you want. If you want to raise awareness to bring about behavioural change state this explicitly so your agency knows exactly what you are looking to achieve.
Why do you want this to happen? In other words, what's your strategic rationale for doing what you want to do? You probably think this self-evident, but don't make presumptions. A little more deep thought could result in new insights.
What do we have to do differently to make that happen? What has to change to create this new reality? You may have a good idea already, but if not, then your agency could take the strategic lead on this. If they do, expect them to come back with a range of constructive options.
How do we want to do this? What are the communication or marketing vehicles you are going to use for raising security awareness and influencing positive security behaviours and why? How are messages to be conveyed and to whom? And what is going to be their tone? Tell the agency what you like and don't, and if you want a 'reinvented' approach, again get their creative input. Don't be afraid to test the agency's thinking during your discussions with them. Why, for instance, are they suggesting one course of action in preference to another?
What will stop you doing what you want to do? As life's rarely easy, there are bound to be obstacles on this communications road trip. So where are the potholes and how are you going to get around or over them?
How will you know that you have done what you wanted to do? This is the key question that defines your success. So, what quantitative and qualitative measures will you use for assessment?
When do you want all this done by? Be realistic. Unless you really do need to fire fight, establish realistic guidelines your agency can adhere to without unduly compromising quality or results.
How much do you want to spend? If they know what is in the kitty, your agency can put together an achievable programme of work. Don't think you're cute by not even giving them a ballpark figure.
Filling in the details You will almost certainly have to slice and dice your answers to fit the format of the brief. Make sure you include plenty of facts. And use clear language, jargon is unhelpful and could be misunderstood.
Get input as you go from others and make sure that everyone understands what your answers mean. When the agency comes back with their solution is not the time to find out your team weren't all on the same page.
Give the agency more reference material than they need, as you never know what will spark the idea that comes good.
Now you can start filling in your marketing brief, confident that when you have finished you won't be giving your agency a dodgy dossier, but a document for creating good work.
And then you can sit back and wait to see if they have met your carefully crafted and well-thought through brief – which is of course another story.
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Representation Theory of Real Reductive Groups
A conference, July 27 - July 31, 2009, at the University of Utah
Titles and Abstracts
Lecture notes and slides
Titles and Abstracts:
Jeffrey Adams, Characters of nonlinear groups
Dan Barbasch, Unitary representations of quasisplit real groups
Michel Brion, Differential operators and differential forms on compactifications of reductive groups
The rational cohomology ring H*(G), where G is a connected Lie group, is a free exterior algebra on generators of odd degrees, by a theorem of Hopf. If G is a complex algebraic group, then the graded algebra H*(G) is equipped with a decreasing filtration (the Hodge filtration), and the associated graded is still a (bi-graded) free exterior algebra, as shown by Deligne.
The talk will present an explicit description of differential operators and differential forms on a connected complex reductive group G, which "extend" to a suitable compactification of that group. This will yield another proof of Deligne's result. Generalizations to homogeneous spaces will also be discussed.
Dan Ciubotaru, Functors for unitary representations of real groups and affine Hecke algebras
We define exact functors from certain categories of Harish-Chandra modules of real classical groups to finite dimensional modules over an associated affine graded Hecke algebra. We show that these functors map irreducible spherical representations to irreducible spherical representations and, moreover that they preserve unitarity. This is joint work with Peter Trapa.
Patrick Delorme, A twisted Paley-Wiener theorem for real reductive groups
(Joint work with Paul Mezo.) Let G+ (resp. G) be the group of real points of a possibly disconnected real reductive group (resp. of its identity component). We assume that G+ is generated by one of its connected components, whose set of real points G' is assumed to be non-empty. Let K be a maximal compact subgroup of the group of real points of the identity component of this algebraic group. We characterize the space of maps &pi &rarr tr(&pi(f)), where &pi is an irreducible representation of G+ and f varies over the space of smooth compactly supported functions on G' which are left and right K-finite. This work is motivated by applications to the twisted Arthur-Selberg twisted trace formula.
Michel Duflo, Kostant-Blattner type formulas for restrictions of discrete series.
This is a joint work with Jorge Vargas. We consider cases of discrete series for a real reductive group whose restriction to a reductive subgroup is admissible, and for which the multiplicities can be computed by a formula of Kostant-Blattner type.
Roger Howe, The (super) dual pair (O(p,q), osp(2,2)) and Maxwell's Equations
Over the years, the local theta correspondence for reductive dual pairs of subgroups of the symplectic group has repeatedly provided insight into representation theory of reductive groups and the theory of automorphic forms. The most heavily studied example of such a pair is (O(p, q), SL(2,R)), which provides the setting for the construction of modular forms, including the classical Jacobi theta functions, the η function, Hecke's construction of modular forms associated to quadratic grossencharaktere, and Maass's wave forms, as well as an analysis of Huyghens' Principle and the Bochner periodicity relations. This talk will discuss a variant of this pair, involving the indefinite orthogonal groups O(p, q) and the Lie superalgebra osp(2, 2). Among the motivations for this study is the close connection of this pair with Maxwell's equations. Many aspects of the correspondence for (O(p, q), SL(2,R)) find analogs for (O(p, q), osp(2, 2)), but in some ways this correspondence is more natural. The Casimir operator for osp(2, 2) plays a key role. This is a report on the Yale Ph.D. thesis of Dan Lu.
Toshiyuki Kobayashi, Geometric analysis on minimal representations
Minimal representations are the smallest infinite dimensional unitary representations. The Weil representation for the metaplectic group, which plays a prominent role in number theory, is a classic example.
We may consider that minimal representations (from the viewpoint of groups) as "maximal symmetries (from the viewpoint of representation spaces)", and thus propose to use minimal representations as guiding principles to find new interactions with other fields of mathematics.
Highlighting geometric analysis on minimal representations of O(p,q), I plan to discuss conservative quantities of ultrahyperbolic equations, the generalization of the Fourier-Hankel transform on the L^2-model, and its deformation.
Shrawan Kumar, A generalization of Cachazo-Douglas-Seiberg-Witten (CDSW) conjecture for symmetric spaces
This is a continuation of my previous work on the original CDSW conjecture. Let g be a simple Lie algebra with an involution &sigma and let k (resp. p) be the +1 (resp. -1) eigenspace of &sigma . We assume that p is an irreducible k-module. In this setting, we give a generalization of the original CDSW conjecture. The original conjecture and a brief outline of its proof will be recalled in the talk. Even though the techniques used to prove the generalization are similar to the previous work, there are added topological complications to take care of.
George Lusztig, From groups to symmetric spaces
A symmetric space is a reductive group with an involution. Any reductive group G gives rise to a symmetric space (G2,i) where i(a,b)=(b,a). Thus symmetric spaces can be viewed as generalization of reductive groups. It has happened many times that a property/construction for reductive group is a special case of a property/construction which makes sense for any symmetric space. In this lecture we will review a number of such properties/constructions.
Hisayosi Matumoto, On existence of homomorphisms between scalar generalized Verma modules
We discuss some necessary conditions and sufficients conditions on the existence problem of the homomorphisms between scalar generalized Verma modules. In particular, for complexified minimal parabolic subalgebras of real forms, we determine such homomorphisms between those with regular infinitesimal characters except for so(m,n) with m+n odd and sp(m,m).
William McGovern, Rational smoothness and pattern avoidance for fixed-point-free involutions
We characterize rationally smooth K-orbit closures in the flag variety for SU*(2n) via a pattern avoidance criterion on the involutions parametrizing them, showing along the way that the singular locus of any such orbit closure coincides with the rational singular locus.
Toshio Oshima, Fractional calculus of Weyl algebra and its applications
Restrictions of zonal spherical functions and Heckman-Opdam's hypergeometric functions on one-dimensional singular lines though the origin satisfy interesting ordinary differential equations. By a unifying study of ordinary differential equations on a Riemann sphere we have a global structure of their solutions and for example we have a new proof of Gindikin-Karpelevic formula of c-functions and the Gauss summation formula of Heckman-Opdam's hypergeometric functions.
Alessandra Pantano, Complementary Series of Split Real Groups
he aim of this talk is to present some recent progress on the determination of the unitarizable minimal principal series of split real groups.
In particular, we explore the relation between genuine complementary series of the metaplectic group Mp(2n), non-spherical complementary series of the split orthogonal group SO(n+1,n) and the spherical complementary series of certain other split orthogonal groups.
This is joint work with Annegret Paul and Susana Salamanca-Riba.
Gordan Savin, Parameterizing representations of non-linear groups.
While it is possible to write parameters of representations of linear groups in a (more or less) canonical fashion, parametrerizations for non-linear groups depend on certain choices. For example, one can parameterize representations of the two-fold cover of SL(2) using the dual pair (SL(2), O(3)) but the transfer of representations from SL(2) to O(3) depends on the choice of oscillator representation or, equivalently, on the choice of additive character. In this talk I will describe an approach to this problem for two-fold covers of simply connected Chevalley groups, and an application to dual pair correspondences arising from small representations of groups of type Bn.
Wilfried Schmid, b-functions and canonical filtrations of Harish-Chandra modules
A minor extension of M. Saito's theory of mixed Hodge modules can be used to construct canonical filtrations on Harish-Chandra modules. They have remarkable formal properties, but are very difficult to compute explicitly. A key step is to determine a type of b-function. This is joint work with Kari Vilonen.
Michèle Vergne, Hyperplane arrangements and Blattner formula
With Baldoni, Beck, and Cochet, we showed that an efficient way of computing vector partition functions for classical root systems is by computing residues of rational functions defined on the complement of the corresponding arrangement of hyperplanes. I will discuss applications of this method to Blattner formula for discrete series of the group U(p,q).
David Vogan, Signatures of Hermitian forms and unitary representations
Suppose G is a real reductive Lie group. According to Gelfand's philosophy of abstract harmonic analysis, the most basic question in the representation theory of G is the classification of irreducible unitary representations. One way to approach this question is first to classify the irreducible hermitian representations: those admitting a nondegenerate but possibly indefinite invariant hermitian form. (As evidence that this is a promising path, notice that in the two classical limiting examples -- when G is compact, and when G is abelian -- a hermitian representation is automatically unitary.) Knapp and Zuckerman gave a complete classification of irreducible hermitian representations in a 1977 paper. What remains is to decide which of these representations are unitary.
I will describe joint work with Jeffrey Adams, Marc van Leeuwen, Peter Trapa, and Wai Ling Yee on formulating an algorithm to calculate the signature of the invariant Hermitian form on any irreducible Hermitian representation (and so, in particular, to determine whether the representation is unitary). The formulation of the algorithm is more or less complete; our proof that the algorithm is correct still has some missing steps. The main ingredient is the Beilinson-Bernstein proof of Jantzen's conjecture for Harish-Chandra modules; the main thing to be computed is Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials for real groups.
Nolan Wallach, Variations on a theme of Rino Sanchez
In his (unpublished) thesis (2003), Rino Sanchez gave a purely algebraic construction (and proof of unitarity) of an important representation of the two-fold cover of SL(3,R) originally constructed analytically by Torasso in a 1983 paper. We will give a description of Rino's method and give some extensions.
Chen-Bo Zhu, Archimedean multiplicity one theorems
Let (G, G') be one of the following pairs of classical groups: (GL(n,R), GL(n-1,R)), (GL(n,C), GL(n-1,C)), (O(p,q), O(p,q-1) ), (O(n,C), O(n-1,C)), (U(p,q), U(p,q-1)). We consider the class of irreducible admissible smooth Frechet representations of moderate growth, for G and G' respectively. The multiplicity one theorems in the title assert that any representation of G' in this class occurs (as a quotient) with multiplicity at most one in any representation of G in the same class. The talk represents joint work with Binyong Sun. For general linear groups, this is also in dependently due to A. Aizenbud and D. Gourevitch.


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The Bourne Legacy (titulada El legado de Bourne en España y El Legado Bourne en Hispanoamérica) es una película de acción estadounidense de 2012 dirigida y coescrita por Tony Gilroy y producida por Frank Marshall. Es la cuarta entrega de la serie de películas de Bourne.

El personaje titular Jason Bourne no aparece en The Bourne Legacy, ya que el actor Matt Damon decidió no regresar para la cuarta película, debido a que Paul Greengrass no estaba dirigiendo. Bourne se muestra en imágenes y se menciona por su nombre varias veces a lo largo de la película. Tony Gilroy, coguionista de las tres primeras películas, buscó continuar la historia de la serie de películas sin cambiar sus eventos clave, y partes de "El legado de Bourne" tienen lugar al mismo tiempo que la película anterior, "The Bourne Ultimatum" (2007). Aaron Cross es miembro de un programa de operaciones encubiertas llamado Operation Outcome cuyos sujetos están mejorados genéticamente. Debe correr para salvar su vida una vez que las acciones del ex agente Treadstone de la CIA Jason Bourne conduzcan a la exposición pública de la Operación Treadstone y su sucesora, la Operación Blackbriar.

El rodaje se realizó principalmente en Nueva York, con algunas escenas rodadas en Filipinas, Corea del Sur y Canadá. Estrenada el 10 de agosto de 2012, la película recibió críticas generalmente favorables y recaudó $ 276 millones en taquilla. Le siguió en 2016 Jason Bourne, con Damon retomando su papel.

Argumento
La CIA perdió la pista del paradero de Jason Bourne ((Matt Damon)) en Moscú hace seis semanas. Mientras tanto, Aaron Cross (Jeremy Renner) es un agente del gobierno asignado a la Operación Outcome, un programa Operación negra del Departamento de Defensa que usa píldoras experimentales conocidas como "Químicos" para mejorar las capacidades físicas y mentales de sus usuarios. Aaron es asignado a Alaska para un ejercicio de entrenamiento, en el que debe sobrevivir a condiciones climáticas extremas y atravesar terreno accidentado con el fin de llegar a una remota cabaña. La cabaña es operada por un exiliado de Operación Outcome, el Número Tres (Oscar Isaac), quien le informa a Aaron que ha roto el récord de misión por dos días.

El reportero Simon Ross (Paddy Considine) de The Guardian, quien ha estado investigando los programas de la CIA, Treadstone y Blackbriar, es asesinado en la Estación Waterloo en Londres. Cuando la adaptación ilegal de los programas se expone por Bourne, el FBI y el Comité Selecto del Senado sobre Inteligencia investigan al director de la CIA Ezra Kramer (Scott Glenn), la directora adjunta Pamela Landy (Joan Allen), el supervisor de Blackbriar Noah Vosen (David Strathairn) y el director médico de Treadstone Dr. Albert Hirsch (Albert Finney).

Después del caos en Nueva York y el escape de Jason, Kramer solicita ayuda a Mark Turso (Stacy Keach), un almirante retirado de la Marina de Estados Unidos que dirige el Grupo de Investigación Nacional de Ensayo (NRAG). Turso informa a Eric Byer (Edward Norton), un coronel retirado de la Fuerza Aérea, para supervisar la investigación y el desarrollo de diversos programas de mejora clandestinos utilizados por la CIA y Defensa de NRAG. Byer descubre un video potencialmente escandaloso en Internet que muestra la socialización de Hirsch con el Dr. Dan Hillcott (Neil Brooks Cunningham), el director médico de Outcome. Él ve el sacrificio como aceptable con el fin de proteger a la próxima generación de programas "Beta" de la NRAG.

Byer despliega un Avión no tripulado para eliminar a los agentes de Outcome Número Tres y Cinco (Aaron) en Alaska. Aaron escucha el motor del avión no tripulado, Outcome 3 decide que deben separarse, Aaron sale unos momentos antes de que un misil destruye la cabaña con número Tres en el interior. Aaron elimina la identificación por radiofrecuencia que le fue implantada en el muslo y la fuerza alimenta a un lobo, el cual recibe el misil que momentos antes había lanzado el avión no tripulado, de esta manera engaña a Byer, fingiendo su muerte. Mientras tanto Hirsch muere de un aparente ataque al corazón antes de que pueda declarar ante el Senado. El Dr. Donald Foite (Zeljko Ivanek), un investigador en un laboratorio de biogenética, asesina a sus compañeros de nivel superior empleados por Outcome. Cuando los guardias de seguridad entran en su laboratorio y en repetidas ocasiones le disparan, a pesar de que al parecer no siente el dolor de los disparos, Foite vuelve su arma contra sí mismo, dejando a la bioquímica, Marta Shearing (Rachel Weisz), como la única sobreviviente. Mientras tanto, otros agentes de Outcome son eliminados  cuando sus manipuladores les dan píldoras envenenadas.

Posteriormente, cuatro asesinos de élite "D-Track" emboscan a Marta en su casa de campo. Después de que ella afirma su creencia de que a Foite le lavaron el cerebro, convirtiéndolo en un asesino insensible sin emociones con píldoras azules, intentan fingir su suicidio, lo cual es evitado por Aaron. Él cual venía en busca de ella por ser su último vínculo con las píldoras para que pueda retener a sus capacidades mejoradas y evitar los síntomas de abstinencia. Al hablar sobre el tema Marta le revela que fue modificado genéticamente para retener los beneficios físicos sin necesidad de más píldoras verdes. Sin embargo todavía requiere dosis regulares de píldoras azules para mantener su inteligencia, pero se le está acabando. Aaron le confiesa a ella que él es el soldado de primera clase Kenneth J. Kitsom (supuestamente muerto por una bomba en la guerra de Irak) y que su reclutador añadió 12 puntos a su coeficiente intelectual, lo que le permite a Aaron cumplir los requisitos del ejército de Estados Unidos. Sin su inteligencia mejorada, Aaron cree que no tendrán ninguna oportunidad de supervivencia. Aaron y Marta viajan a Manila, donde se fabrican las píldoras, para tratar de infectarlo con otro virus que elimine su dependencia a las píldoras azules.

Aaron y Marta se abren camino en la fábrica química. Marta inyecta a Aaron el virus vivo que le permitirá retener su inteligencia mejorada y eliminar la dependencia hacía las píldoras. Byer alerta a la seguridad de la fábrica, pero Aaron y Marta evitan su captura. Byer le da órdenes a LARX-03, un super soldado producto de otro programa "Beta", el cual tenía todos los beneficios de Tredstone y Outcome pero sin sus desventajas, para localizarlos y matarlos. Aaron se recupera de los síntomas parecidos a la gripe, pero alucina sobre su entrenamiento en Outcome. Cuando la policía rodea su refugio, Marta que había salido a comprar medicamentos advierte a Aaron gritando, lo cual ocasiona que la persiga la policía y se ve acorralada por dos agentes de policía en un estrecho callejón. Después de huir a través de los tejados Aaron la rescata y roba una moto, huyendo a través de la ciudad siendo perseguidos por la policía y LARX-03. Después de una persecución prolongada a través de las calles y plazas desde Manila a Mariquina, pierden a la policía, pero no a LARX-03. Aarón recibe un impacto en la pierna pero logra herir tres veces a LARX-03 ocasionando que se estrelle contra una tienda, pero LARX-03 se levanta y continúa con la persecución a pesar de sus heridas, probablemente debido a la supresión de dolor que se le indujo químicamente. Aaron comienza a perder la conciencia debido a la pérdida de sangre, LARX-03 logra alcanzarlos pero muere cuando Marta hace que su motocicleta choque contra un pilar. Marta convence a un barquero filipino para ayudarlos a escapar por el mar. Navegando lejos, mientras que en Nueva York, Vosen le cuenta al Senado que Landy cometió traición por intentar vender secretos de Treadstone a la prensa y al ayudar a Jason, la única razón por la que Blackbriar existía.

Reparto
 Jeremy Renner como Aaron Cross.
 Rachel Weisz como Marta Shearing.
 Edward Norton como Eric Byer.
 Joan Allen como Pamela Landy.
 David Strathairn como Noah Vosen, el exdirector de Operación Blackbriar.
 Albert Finney como el Dr. Albert Hirsch, el médico responsable de la creación de Treadstone.
 Scott Glenn como Ezra Kramer, Director de la Agencia Central de Inteligencia.
 Louis Ozawa Changchien como LARX-03.
 Oscar Isaac como Outcome 3.
 Donna Murphy como Dita Mandy.
 Stacy Keach como Mark Turso.
 Zeljko Ivanek como el Dr. Donald Foite.
 Corey Stoll como Zev Vendel.
 David Asmar como Evan Pines.

Banda sonora

Banda sonora de The Bourne Legacy:

Críticas
The Bourne Legacy recibió críticas variadas por parte de los críticos. En Rotten Tomatoes, la película obtiene una calificación de 55, basado en 215 comentarios, con una calificación promedio de 5.8/10. El Consenso Crítico dice: "No es tan convincente como la trilogía anterior, pero prueba que la franquicia aún tiene historias que contar, y se beneficia del gran magnetismo de Jeremy Renner como protagonista. En Metacritic la película recibió una puntuación de 61/100, basada en 42 críticas, que indican buenas críticas en general.

Lisa Schcarzbaum de Entertainment Weekly le dio al filme una A-, comentando que «Gilroy, quien le dio forma a la saga como escritor desde el comienzo, cambia el ritmo frenético establecido en las pasadas dos películas de Paul Greengrass por algo más realista y con los pies en la tierra. Este cambio es refrescante, el legado de Jason Bourne está en buenas manos.»

Peter Debruge de Variety escribió que «La combinación entre la elegante fotografía de Robert Elswit y la edición del hermano de Tony Gilroy, John, hacen que el filme sea más fácil de digerir que el estilo de Greengrass, muy movido y con estética documental, pero el guion enmarañado asegura que la audiencia quede abrumada»

Michael Atkinson de The Village Voice escribió una reseña negativa: «Las películas de Bourne se han quedado demasiado tiempo, han desgastado a los libros de Ludlum y han sufrido al igual que Van Halen, un cambio abrupto de protagonista que ha provocado una desmejora de personalidad.»

Recaudación
En su semana de estreno, la película ganó $38 millones de dólares en EUA y Canadá, debutó como #1 en las carteleras y sobrepasó la expectativa de $35 millones que tenía el estudio Universal. En el primer fin de semana alcanzó los $46,6 millones de dólares en todo el mundo. El filme vendió aproximadamente 400 000 boletas más que el primer filme de la franquicia, The Bourne Identity. En total recaudó US$113 203 870 en América del Norte y US$162 940 880 en el resto del mundo, para un total de US$276 144 750.

Referencias

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 'Bourne' here because 'you know how to make movies' (en inglés)
 Primer tráiler de Borne Legacy (El legado de Bourne)

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Entertainment & Places To Visit: Restaurants, Bars, Wine Bars, Cinemas, Art Galleries, Museums, Theatre, Churches, Grand Master's Palace, Auberges, Forified City Walls, Grand Harbour and more.
Public transport: Regular and frequent buses. Central Public Transport Terminal.
Health: Several Pharmacies available in Valletta. Nearest hospital is Mater Dei National Hospital in Birkirkara/Tal Qroqq.
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Coloboma of the iris is a hole or defect of the iris of the eye. Most colobomas are present since birth (congenital) .
Coloboma of the iris may look like a black, round hole located in or next to the colored part of the eye (iris). It can look like a black notch of different depths at the edge of the pupil. This gives the pupil an irregular shape. It can also appear as a split in the iris from the pupil to the edge of the iris.
The defect may include the retina, choroid, or optic nerve. Colobomas are generally diagnosed at, or shortly after, birth.


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Christology /
By John Stott
The work of a lifetime, from one of the world's most influential thinkers, about the heart of the Christian faith. "I could never myself believe in God, if it were not for the cross. . . . In the real world of pain, how could one worship a God who was immune to it?" With compelling honesty John Stott confronts this generation with the centrality of the cross in God's redemption of the world -- a world now haunted by the memories of Auschwitz, the pain of oppression and the specter of nuclear war. Can we see triumph in tragedy, victory in shame? Why should an object of Roman distaste and Jewish disgust be the emblem of our worship and the axiom of our faith? And what does it mean for us today? Now from one of the foremost preachers and Christian leaders of our day comes theology at its readable best, a contemporary restatement of the meaning of the cross. At the cross Stott finds the majesty and love of God disclosed, the sin and bondage of the world exposed. More than a study of the atonement, this book brings Scripture into living dialogue with Christian theology and the twentieth century. What emerges is a pattern for Christian life and worship, hope and mission. Destined to be a classic study of the center of our faith, Stott's work is the product of a uniquely gifted pastor, scholar and Christian statesman. His penetrating insight, charitable scholarship and pastoral warmth are guaranteed to feed both heart and mind.
Manufacturer: Inter Varsity Pr
Author: John Stott


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"His name conjures up the talented,
Rastafarian singer-songwriter he was;
but Bob Marley represents more than
that — his legacy is the spirituality and
determination of a man who went back
to his roots in Ethiopia with a dream
to see a self-sufficient, united Africa..."
AFRICA UNITE IS A TRULY REMARKABLE FILM. In commemoration of legendary reggae icon Bob Marley's 60th birthday, this documentary centres around the Marley family's first ever visit to Ethiopia in 2005.
More than 300,000 people came from all over the world to experience a twelve-hour concert, designed to inspire Africa's youth to unite for the future of their continent and featuring three generations of the Marley family, in Ethiopia's capital city of Addis Ababa.
As well as performances from the concert, Africa Unite features interviews with young people who reveal how they see Bob Marley, what he means to them and how they see his vision of a united Africa. They talk of peace and understanding but say they are not asking for charity, only that their country will be self-sufficient and be able to feed itself and also share with other Africans who are unable to do this. They want to build their own new, united Africa.
The film encapsulates the spirit of Bob Marley and highlights the prejudice to which the very spiritual Rastafarians have been subjected in the past. Each Rastafarian has read the bible many times and their knowledge is great.
Bob Marley, himself a Rastafarian, comes across as having been gentle and spiritual with a passionate wish to see Africa united and peace brought to the 'Dark Continent'. He devoted his working life to African unity and his dream lives on.
If Africa can be united through music, this concert at Ethiopia's Africa Hall should be the start. Ethiopia is a very special place and young people there talk and dream of peace and unity. Africa Hall was inaugurated on 6 February 1961 by his Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, Emperor of Ethiopia, who dedicated it to the service of the people. It is an incredible coincidence that this should also be Bob Marley's birthday.
Africa Unite features enthusiastic performances on stage with a soundtrack packed with Bob Marley studio classics and also uses rare archive footage. Along with actor Danny Glover and world music sensation Ang�lique Kidjo — who are both UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors — there are appearances by Lauryn Hill and Ziggy and Rita Marley, Bob Marley's mother Cedelia Booker and Princess Mary, the granddaughter of Haile Selassie.
By the 19th Century, Africa had been carved up and European flags flew over once-independent nations. Bob Marley was a visionary who believed that in order to be free you have to first free your own minds. He wanted to see the unification of all African countries with free trade throughout the continent.
The real goal now is for the United States of Africa with basic human rights, no class system and equality to all, regardless of race. Until that day comes, the African continent will not know peace. That is a wonderful sentiment in a positive and uplifting film that beautifully showcases the great Bob Marley's compelling music alongside a desire to see Africa Unite.
Africa Unite is Produced and Directed by Stephanie Black; Associate Producer is Ras Bobby Morgan; Cinematography by Arthur Jafa, Kyle Kibbe, Malik Hassan Sayeed, Carla Swanson, Asa Mchail, Chris Browne, Sean John, Axel Baumann; Executive Producers are Rita Marley and Cedelia Marley, Danny Glover and Joslyn Barnes.
Made in 2007, the film features many superb tracks, including — Africa Unite written by Bob Marley and performed by Ziggy Marley and the Marley Brothers | Exodus written and performed by Bob Marley | We And Dem written and performed by Bob Marley | Get Up Stand Up (Stand Up For Your Rights) written by Bob Marley and Peter Tosh and performed by Stephen Marley and the Marley Brothers | Afrika, written by Jean Louis Hebrail and Angelique Carmen Kidjo, performed by Angelique Kidjo | Bob Marley, written and performed by Teddy Afro | War/No More Trouble written by Bob Marley, Allen Cole and Carlton Barret, performed by Julian Marley | He's A Legend written by Marcia Griffith and performed by Rita Marley, Marcia Griffiths and Eric Newell.
• Network Releasing is delighted to announce the UK availability of a unique, multi-faceted film about Africa, reggae and the Marley family narrated by Danny Glover and executive-produced by the Hollywood actor and Rita Marley. Africa Unite is released on 22 August 2011. Total Running Time: 99 Minutes Approximately | RRP: �12.99 | Catalogue Number: 7953457.
"�a positive and uplifting film that beautifully showcases the great Bob Marley's compelling music alongside a desire to see Africa Unite" — Maggie Woods, MotorBar


The flowers and sentiment are from my favorite set Beautiful Day by Altenew, stamped in black ink and cut with coordinating dies. Altenew's Mini Ink Cubes either in a set of 3 or 4 makes coloring in layers a breeze. I used the lightest color for the first layer and the darkest last for smaller details. The circle backdrop is created with Altenew's Halftone Stencil and Distress Mini Ink in Carved Pumpkin applied with foam blending tool.
Tip: If you're thinking of buying the stamps, I suggest purchasing the dies also. This is a layering stamp and the lines on the image are not closed, so ScanNCut2 won't recognize the shapes. You can try connecting the lines with a pen or pencil and see if that works. Though I've never tried that trick with this stamp set yet.


JoseRizal.com – Miss C.O. y R.
Written on August 22nd 1883, Jose Rizal dedicated this poem to Miss Consuelo Ortiga y Rey, daughter of Mr. Pablo Ortiga y Rey, who was the vice president of the Council of the Philippines in Madrid. Many Filipinos habitually visited his house while in Madrid.
that once, insane with grief, I sang aghast?
my rank ingratitude, my bitter past?
not knowing if another day will shine?
delirium of despair that anguish wove?
and why, a young soul, I sing not of love?
brings melancholy but may set you laughing.
another corpse that's buried in my stuffing!
and let the bitter dregs in peace repose!
and sorrow suckled each and every brat!
and maybe they themselves will tell you what.