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Local app is connecting Summit residents to Summit businesses
By Peter Fiorilla on February 9, 2016 Comments Off on Local app is connecting Summit residents to Summit businesses
A new mobile application is connecting Summit residents to Summit business, even local youth looking to shovel out driveways.
SUMMIT — When a Google search sends Summit residents on a 15-mile trek for items they're looking to buy, from falafels to North Face jackets or any other commodities that can be found in the city's own downtown, it's a missed opportunity for Summit customers and businesses alike. Money is being spent outside the city, and at locations which might not be convenient for the buyer.
That's the problem Summit resident David Ingerman is hoping to solve with a new, community-oriented app, Close.By/Summit, which closely connects residents with the businesses around them.
In the iTunes app, or on the website www.close.by/summit, users have a comprehensive and detailed catalog of what Summit has to offer, going beyond what can be found on massive search engines like Google or Bing.
"This is really our first pilot, and the goal is to get enough traction here so we can replicate this in lots of other towns. So far, it seems to be pretty well," said Ingerman, the CEO of the Summit-based tech firm behind Close.By/Summit, which is called Place Codes. "We've got a whole lot of merchants to add their information, add a description about what they do, and keywords that they want to show up. That alone is pretty interesting. There's a lot of things in Summit that people don't know about, and you can't find on Google."
A topical example of a niche, local business on Close.By/Summit is the student-run venture Sam's Snow Removal, which was founded by a Summit High Schooler, Jack Browne. When Winter Storm Jonas buried northern New Jersey on Saturday, Jan. 23, Close.By/Summit connected snowed-in residents with Browne, promoting his businesses so much that "my voice mail box ran out of space," he says.
The app promotes several such student-run businesses for free. But otherwise, being promoted comes with a price tag. The top business listed in each of the app's 29 categories, from "Food" to "Health & Fitness," has paid a fee to be prioritized for Close.By/Summit users, which is one of the ways the project is aiming for profitability.
After paying that fee, though, businesses can use their increased exposure to court customers with promotions, from deals and sales to free giveaways. A Summit tavern, for example, gives away free desserts when customers show the app on their phone, while a candy shop is offering chocolate-covered pretzels on the house. Last week, a coffee shop presented free lattes to the first 100 people who presented the app.
These kind of hyperlocal promotions are partially why Close.By/Summit, now in its third month of operations, is gaining traction in the city, having earned 30,000 page views since a November launch.
"It's not like Groupon, which is trying to be this big thing. We're doing these for specific towns," said Ingerman. "It's somewhat community-based, somewhat a curiosity, somewhat about special offers — people really like deals — and it's gotten traction through a whole bunch of different activities."
And Ingerman believes good news for the app doubles as good news for Summit's downtown, which currently has vacancies that have spurred Summit Downtown, Inc., into hiring a part-time marketer.
"We're talking about some interesting stuff with them. We can promote all of the businesses and the restaurants and the stores, and there are times somebody might go to the mall and get a North Face jacket because they don't know a Summit shop carries North Face," said Ingerman. "By making that search-able, or by using our special offers, hopefully we can drive local businesses here."
The existence of Close.By/Summit inherently bolsters local businesses, says Ingerman, by spreading awareness about who they are and what they sell. But the app's creators also share enlightening data points, gleaned from how people use the app, with Summit City Hall and Summit Downtown, Inc.
When residents respond to certain promotions more than others, for example, it's a way of letting businesses know what works and what doesn't. A gym that offers 2-for-1 classes might want to consider presenting customers with a week-long free trial, instead, a strategy which the app's users have responded to en masse.
Alternatively, says Ingerman, information taken from Close.By/Summit can be used to help figure out how to fill those vacancies in the downtown.
"There's a lot of interesting data-mining and insights which you can get from this stuff," said Ingerman. "It ultimately helps support the town and figure out what stores it makes sense to open — or not to open."
Originally, he adds, Close.By/Summit was intended to be a detailed GPS which would help people find "every place in the world," including local areas not always seen in a large-scale GPS or search engine, such as soccer fields.
But somewhere along the way in production, Close.By/Summit became more about helping people find businesses and products they weren't aware of, and vice versa.
"Originally, the idea was a short code for every place in the world. People could take any spot, come up with a name for it and share it with everyone else. It would give you perfect directions to that spot. But we evolved, over time, into something helping get people to stores and restaurants," said Ingerman. "How the merchants can get found, by the right people at the right time and the right place."
The app is available in the iTunes App Store, or on the internet at www.close.by/summit.
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Joe Yu rejoins PHD HK as Content & New Business Development Director
ByDMA News Desk on November 3, 2017
To accommodate the increasing demands of new business growth, PHD Hong Kong has appointed Joe Yu in the newly created role of Content and Business Development Director. Mr Yu returns to the media network in this new capacity and will now be tasked with leading its new business development efforts, as well as its growing service offerings in the areas of content, affiliate marketing, e-commerce and more.
With over eight years of media experience, Mr Yu brings a wealth of knowledge in creative, distribution, evaluation and monetisation of multi-platform content. In his previous role at PHD, Mr Yu managed the accounts of Reckitt Benckiser Group, Tempo and Audemars Piguet over a period of three years, having grown alongside the accounts and network in the realm of digital content.
"As we continue to grow at a rapid pace, we are constantly enhancing our offerings to better reflect the growing needs of our clients, particularly in digital content and e-commerce. Therefore, we're delighted to have Joe on-board again to ensure our clients get the very best expertise and service. His return proves that PHD's unique and infectious culture truly gets ingrained in everyone who works here," commented Clement Chung, General Manager of PHD Hong Kong.
"I'm really excited to be back on the team and working with some of the most inspirational and talented individuals I know. PHD is unlike any agency out there; the environment here really nurtures us to think differently and find a better way of doing things. Having learned and accomplished a lot in my previous role, I look forward to growing further still with the agency," added Mr Yu.
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Arrive Zurich airport & proceed to Interlaken. Reach Interlaken in the afternoon & C/In the hotel. Rest of the day free to move around in the city. Overnight at hotel.
After early morning breakfast proceed to Interlaken west station to board the trains to visit Mount Schilthorn the James Bond Mountain. Here you will pass by 03stages of cable car at different level. The first from Stechelberg to Gimmelwald. The second from Gimmelwald to Murren & the third from Murren to Schilthorn. Reach at the top & enjoy the snow cape mountain & other snow activities. Afternoon have a lunch at the local restaurant on the mountain. Later on return back to visit the Trummelbach Fall the only water fall in the world inside the mountain to be visited. Later return back to the hotel. Evening time free to relax. Overnight at hotel.
After very early morning breakfast at 0600 hrs proceed to Interlaken West Station to board the trains to visit Jungfraujoch Mountain top of Europe the highest commercial rail track in the top of Europe. From Interlaken West Station To Interlaken Ost Station. From Interlaken Ost Station To Lauterbrunnen station. From Lauterbrunnen station to Kleine Scheidegg station. & from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch Station to reach Jungfraujoch & have a great time of your life in the Snow cape mountains. Average around 0230 hrs ride to reach at the top. Return back to the hotel in the evening. Rest of the day free to relax. Overnight at hotel.
After morning breakfast at hotel proceed from Interlaken to Lucerne. Reach Lucerne & C/In the hotel. Rest of the day free to relax. Overnight at hotel.
After morning breakfast at hotel proceed from Lucerne To Engelberg. Reach Engelberg & you are at Mount Titlis the one more exciting day in the snow cape mountain where you will have to go through different type of transport like the Cable Car, then the Rotating Cable Car the only one of it's type in the world. Once you reach the top get to enjoy the different type of snow sport activities. Later visit the Ice Flyer. After some good time on the mountain return back to the base by late afternoon & then proceed from Engelberg to Lucerne hotel. Rest of the day free to relax. Go early to bed. Overnight at hotel.
After morning breakfast at hotel proceed from Lucerne to Zurich. Reach Zurich and transfer to hotel. Later proceed for Zurich orientation tour. Overnight at hotel.
After morning breakfast at hotel. Transfer to Zurich Airport to board the flight to Onward Destination with sweet memories of your tour.
* Economy class returns ticket with taxes Mumbai–Zurich-Mumbai.
* Surface transportation from Zurich airport to Interlaken to Lucerne to Zurich airport by A/c Luxury coach / train.
* Mountain Excursion: Mount Schilthorn, mount Jungfraujoch & mount Titlis.
* Other sightseeing: Trummelbach falls, Interlaken oriental tour, Lucerne oriental tour, Zurich oriental tour.
* 06 Indian launches and 06 dinners in local Indian restaurant with STD menu.
(02 veg curry, dal, rice, nan, poppadam, pickle, yogurt, salad & 01 desert).
* Meals apart from the above details, guide fee, tips, telephone calls, laundry charges, mineral water, expenses of personal nature, boating, riding, any snow activities, etc.
* Visa charges: multiple Schengen visa Rs. 6500/- per person.


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The Reign of Louis XV. 1715 to 1774.
History of Fashion. Louis XIV 1668 to 1694. Louis XV 1720 to 1760.
Fashion in the Reign of Louis XV. 1715 to 1774.
The Regency — War is declared against paniers — The Oratorian Duguet — Opinion of the "Journal de Verdun" — Various publications against paniers — Lines by Voltaire — Whale-fishery company — Paragraph from the "Journal de Barbier" — Mmes. Jaucourt, De Seine, Dlisle, Clairon, and Hus — Lines in praise of corsets — New bodices — Coloured prints are forbidden — "Perses" or "Persiennes" — Bagnolette – Adjuncts of dress: necklaces, ridicules, and poupottes—Contents of a patch-box — A sermon by Massillon – Les mouches de Massillon, or Massillon's patches — Filles de Mode, Fashion-girls — Some passing fashions—Powder remains in fashion — "Monte-au-ciel" — Simply made gowns — The first cachemire.
Louis, Dauphin of France, called Le Grand Dauphin (1661 – 1711) was the son of King Louis XIV (1638-1715) and his wife Maria Theresa of Spain (1638-1683). Louis was the only legitimate born child of Louis XIV which reached adulthood. He died about four years before his father and therefore became not a French king. It was only his grandson Louis Duke of Anjou, grandson of Louis XIV who ascended as King Louis XV. the throne of France.
Louis XV (1710 – 1774) King of France and Navarre (Louis le bien aimé)
The Regency of the Duke of Orleans.
It is impossible to draw any line with regard to fashion between the Regency of the Duke of Orleans (Philippe II. de Bourbon, duc d'Orléans 1674 -1723) and the reign of Louis XV. Both the regent and the king appear to have acted on the same motto: "All for pleasure." Both yielded the empire of fashion into the hands of women, without attempting to exercise the almost absolute sway of Louis XIV. over dress, even when not of an official character, and women ruled with a high hand, and for no small space of time. The poet Destouches puts the following lines into the mouth of one of the characters in "L'Homme Singulier": – " Je fais mon plus grand soin du soin de me parer, Rien ne me flatte plus qu'une mode nouvelle." ("My chiefest concern is the care of my attire; Nothing pleases me more than a new fashion.")
Philippe II. de Bourbon, duc d'Orléans 1674 -1723
Both sexes proved him to have been in the right, by indulging all their personal fancies and predilections. During the Regency of the Duke of Orleans 1715 to 1723, dress was essentially light in material; gowns were made with basque bodies, pagoda sleeves, and trimmed with knots of ribbon, or "chicorées," or even with artificial flowers. The hair is dressed either "à la culbute" or "à la doguine."
Enormous paniers were worn in the reign of Louis XV.; they came into fashion in 1718, and were very cleverly constructed. Few ladies were found to object to them, although in walking they occupied a space, from left to right, of quite six feet, their circumference being at least eighteen.
Les Paniers, Règne de Louis XV, d´après les Modes de 1729
Costume du temps de louis XV. (1730)
Mode de Paris, Règne de Louis XV. d'après Nicolas Lancret 1740.
Costume Epoque de Louis XV.
Marquise, Règne de Louis XV, d'après Lancret, 1740.
War is declared against panniers. The Oratorian Duguet
War was, however, declared against paniers, just as in former times against vertugadins; the clergy especially attacked them violently.
An Oratorian named Duguet published a "Traité de I'lndécence des Paniers." After many phrases wide of the mark, we come to the following, which seems to be the best argument of all against paniers: "This fashion is owned, even by those who are most devoted to it, to be very inconvenient. Paniers are most uncomfortable, both for the wearer and for every one else." But ladies heard the Oratorian and heeded not, any more than they had heeded an edict which, during the madness induced by Law's speculations, had forbidden them to wear jewels or diamonds, for fear they might be exchanged for shares or notes of the Mississippi Bank.
Paris Fashion. Reign of Louis XV. According to Lancret 1740.
Opinion of the "Journal de Verdun." Various publications against panniers.
The "Journal de Verdun," October, 1724, writes in the same spirit as Père Duguet: "In former times mothers used to take exceeding pains that their daughters should have slender and supple waists; but at the present day the vertugadins of Spain and Italy have been introduced into France under the name of paniers; this is a fashion conducive to false modesty." But the ladies in this instance, also, heard and heeded not, and the "Journal de Verdun" after a time discontinued its attacks.
Many cases of conscience were argued out between Jesuits and Jansenists on the subject of paniers. One member of the Society of Jesus wrote a little work called "L'Entretien d'une Femme de Qualité avec son Directeur sur les Paniers." It was published in 1737, and is a very scarce and curious little book.
An anonymous pamphlet had been published in 1727, entitled, "Satire sur les Cerceaux, Paniers, Criardes, et Manteaux Volants des Femmes, et sur leurs autres ajustements." The author expatiates on his hatred of cages, and of showy dress.
A pamphlet published in Paris in 1735, and entitled, "Indignité et Extravagance des Paniers pour des Femmes Sensées et Chretiennes," contains the following lines:— " But I wish to know, ladies, by what evil genius you are possessed, and what can be your opinion of us, that you endeavour, when in such deplorable case, to pass yourselves off to us and to the eyes of the Christian world as spiritual and devout persons, while you are laden with an immense and superb panier that takes up the room of at least six persons, and is the miserable cause of the inconvenience you experience in passing along, having to hold your panier in both hands, and displaying wooden hoops under an arrogant and splendid skirt… .
"Is it not the said panier also that makes your carriages groan, and that bulges through them like the sails of a ship, while you are holding your noble wooden hoop in both hands, and displaying it beneath a costume that is a scandal to the Church, and a laughing-stock to the whole world, and that insults the magnificence of our altars by its audacious splendour?"
Jean-François de La Harpe (1739 – 1803) was a French poet and critic.
Portrait of Louis XV in 1745, by Jean Marc Nattier.
Lines by Voltaire.
Ridicule, argument, and religion were all in vain; neither the women of Paris, nor those of the provinces, changed their mode of dress in the slightest degree. They even laughed at Voltaire and his lines:—
"Apres diner, l'indolente Glycère
Sort pour sortir, sans avoir rien à faire.
On a conduit son insipidité
Au fond d'un char ou, montant de côté.
Son corps presse gémit sous les barrières
D'un lourd panier ijui flotte aux deux portières."
("After dinner, the indolent Glycera, Goes out, just for the sake of going out, having nothing to do. Her insipidity is deposited in a chariot. Wherein her tightened body groans under the trammels Of a heavy panier which protrudes from the two windows.")
Whale-fishery company.
History has probably forgotten a considerable number of the appellations bestowed on paniers; but some have been retained, such as "paniers a guéridon," or "extinguisher" shape; and "à coudes," or "elbow paniers," on which the elbows might be supported.
The fashion prevailed so generally, that our trade with Holland was materially augmented. In June, 1722, the States-General of the Netherlands authorized a loan of 600,000 florins in support of a "company established in East Friesland for the whale fishery, the trade in which increased daily by reason of the demand for whalebone used in the construction of hoops for women."
We see here that the result of the polemical discussions described above was twofold. Paniers became a question of interest to Europe, and a source of profit to Holland.
Court dress at Versailles under the reign of Louis XV. Le Musée cosmopolite.
Paragraph from the "Journal de Barbier"
The "Journal de Barbier" observes: "It will scarcely be believed that the Cardinal de Noailes has been much exercised with regard to the paniers worn by women under their skirts in order to make them stand out. They are so large, that when the wearer sits down, the whalebones being pushed fly up in an extraordinary manner, and armchairs have had to be constructed expressly for them. The largest boxes at the theatre will now hold only three women.
The fashion has been carried to an extreme, and is consequently quite extravagant; so much so, that when the princesses take their seats beside the queen, their skirts rise up, and quite conceal those of her majesty. This appeared like an impertinence, but it was difficult to find a remedy. At last, by dint of reflection, the cardinal invented an expedient— there should always be one armchair left empty on each side of the queen, who would thus be spared any inconvenience."
Madame Pompadour in 1756. Painted by François Boucher (1703–1770). Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour 1721 – 1764, mistress of the French King Louis XV.
Mmes. Jaucourt, De Seine, Dlisle, Clairon, and Hus.
Mdlle. Jaucourt played the part of Galatea in "Pygmalion" in 1775, and wore a polonaise with paniers, satin slippers, and a colossal "pouf" ornamented with green leaves, and surmounted by three ostrich feathers. MM. de Beauvau, De Guémenée, De Pompadour, and others, had supplied her wardrobe. A great number of the court ladies sent her beautiful dresses, made by themselves, and worn at the Dauphin's marriage, that she might appear in them on the stage. Louis XV. presented her with a theatrical costume.
Hippolyte Clairon (1723 – 1803). Clair (e) Josèphe Léris self ennobled Claire Josèphe Hippolyte Léris de La Tude, also briefly with the stage name Hippolyte Clairon (1723-1803) was the leading French tragedian of the 18th century.
In November, 1721, he had given Mme. de Seine, an actress of the Comédie Française, a coat worth 8000 francs. Nine hundred ounces of silver were woven into the material.
At about the same time the Comte de Charolais* presented Mdlle. Delisle with a costume of pure silver, worth 2000 crowns, in which she danced a "pas" in the ballet of Pirithoüs.
Mdlles. Clairon and Hus, of the Comédie Française, gave up wearing on the stage "the awkward machine called a pannier," and a little book was published shortly afterwards, called "Les Paniers supprimés au Théatre." Some ladies of high rank followed the example of the two celebrated actresses.
Mdlles. Clairon and Hus had exercised more influence than preachers, pamphleteers, or journalists!
* Charles de Bourbon-Condé (1700 – 1760) was a French prince and libertine, who was mainly known for his debauchery. As count of Charolais, he was also a peer of France. Charolais belonged to the royal family of the Bourbons. His father was Louis III. de Bourbon, Prince de Condé, his mother Louise Françoise de Bourbon, an illegitimate daughter of the French king Louis XIV. From an early age he showed a short-tempered and violent character. The Marquis de Sade mentioned very often the Count of Charolais "Philosophy in the Boudoir", who "have committed murders of lust". He loved to see, the blood flowing in his orgies and set up the supplied thereto courtesans cruelly to.
Crinoline costume during the reign of Louis XV. Rococo era.
Lines in praise of corsets.
Actuated by a hatred of paniers, a poetaster wrote in praise of corsets, and women discarded one folly for another.
"Est-iì rien plus beau qu'un corset,
Qui naturellement figure,
Et qui montre comme on est fait
Dans le moule de la nature?"
( "Is there anything more beautiful than a corset. Which naturally defines the figure, And shows how one is made In the mould of nature?")
New bodices.
Bodices Louis XV
Thereupon women wore the bodice of their gowns tightly drawn in at the waist, and with busks that bruised the chest of the wearer.
Then again, as in 1694, sleeves were made flat, and trimmed with frills. A new material was used for gowns, little bouquets printed or brocaded on a ground of silk, marceline, or satin. The arms were protected from the cold by a miniature muff and warm furs.
"Robes volantes," or loose gowns without a belt, came into general use about 1730. For the most part they were made of white or rose-coloured silk, especially for young girls, who also often wore gauze or embroidered muslin frocks over a coloured silk slip.
Corsets in 1767. Louis XV.
Coloured prints are forbidden. "Perses" or "Persiennes."
A few years later, Christophe Philippe Oberkampf introduced "indiennes," or coloured prints, into France. On their first appearance, such jealousy was excited in the various guilds, that not only were those who manufactured them sent to the galleys, but women who ventured to wear these prints were liable to a fine on a mere accusation. The examiners at the custom stations were directed to remove by force the gown of any delinquent, or even to tear it in pieces while on her back. It is difficult in our day to understand such severe treatment.
Before Oberkampf's time, coloured cambrics from India, called "Perses" or "Persiennes," because they came by way of Persia, were much worn. A beautiful persienne was of more value than a silk gown. The most brilliant woman, perhaps, of the period entreated the French ambassador in Russia to procure her a set of furs and some "perse." Yet a while, and the purchase of a gown would have become an affair of state; or the king might have declared war in order to obtain a costume desired by the queen.
Costume From Louis XV time. (1750)
Adjuncts of dress: necklaces, ridicules, and poupottes. Contents of a patch-box.
The hair was dressed "en dorlotte" (or pamper-fashion), "en papillon" (or butterfly-like), "en vergette" (or whisk-fashion), and "en deséspoir" (despair), "équivoque" (suspicious-wise), and "en tête de mouton" (sheep's head). A kind of curtainless hood was worn, called a "bagnolette."
In summer, women wore the mantilla, a variety of the scarf, and in winter, furred pelisses, buttoned from top to bottom. They wore embroidered stockings and white shoes with high heels, as previously. The ambition of all was to have the smallest possible shoes; and women contrived, as it were, to manufacture feet for their shoes, in imitation of Camargo, the dancer, whose shoemaker amassed a large fortune. Parasols, or sunshades, were not made to close; umbrellas, on the contrary, were made to fold and shut.
Among the accessories of dress were necklaces, bags or reticules, persistently called "ridicules," "poupottes," or horsehair pockets which the "bourgeoises" wore fastened to their gowns, eyeglasses mounted in gold and enamel, gold needle-cases, tablets set in chased gold, and crosses of gold filagree. To these we must add powder scattered on the hair, which was drawn up in a tuft, and kept in its place by a silk chin-band, patches of black silk sticking plaister, and the white and red paint, which many women laid on so thickly that their faces were quite incrusted with it. A woman of rank would have lost all consideration had she appeared at the promenades without her patches and her rouge.
Both paint and patches were used in the very last toilet of princesses—that of the tomb. Every woman of fashion possessed a patch-box, whose lid was lined with looking-glass. A very pretty one in pink motherof-pearl, inlaid with silver and designs of figures, was to be seen at the Exhibition in 1878 (Exposition universelle de 1878).
The "impassioned" patch was fixed at the corner of the eye; the "gallant" in the middle of the cheek; the "recluse" (or receiver of stolen goods) on a spot or pimple; the "effrontée," or bold-faced, on the nose; and the "coquette" on the lips. A round patch was called "the assassin."
Rococo costume during the reign of Louis XV.
A sermon by Massillon. Les mouches de Massillon, or Massillon's patches.
The widespread fashion of patches afforded further opportunities for criticism. Massillon preached a sermon in which he anathematized patches. The effect produced by his discourse was rather unexpected; patches were worn in greater numbers than ever, and were known as "mouches de Massillon." Fashion was incapable of reverence, and triumphed over every kind of opposition.
Comtesse Mdlle. Félicité de Genlis 1746 – 1830.
It was generally held that patches conferred an appearance of youth. Mme. de Genlis said on one occasion to an author, whom she honoured by allowing him to see her place two or three patches on her cheek and chin,— "Well! what do you think of that? Would you not take me for a girl of twenty?"
Powder, i.e. starch powdered and scented, was in common use under Louis XV.; and in the reign of Henri IV., as Estoile observed in 1593, nuns had even been seen walking in Paris, with their hair curled and powdered, but this, it must be admitted, was an exception. No lady appeared at the promenades, the theatre, or the court of Versailles, without what was called an "œil," or slight sprinkling of powder.
Filles de Mode, Fashion-girls.
The "filles de mode," as fashionable milliners were called in the eighteenth century, had no light duties to perform. It was a serious task to dress a lady of quality from head to foot. They had to carry out the ideas that originated with the queens of society.
According to Mme. de Lespinasse, the prim Mme. du Deffant "was the best milliner of her day," that is, her taste in composing an irreproachable costume was superior to all others, and the greatest coquettes copied the fashions seen in her drawing-room.
Salonnière. Jeanne Julie de Lespinasse (1732-1776)
In "La Mode," a comedy in three acts by Mme. de Staal (Anne Louise Germaine de Staël-Holstein 1766-1817, known as Madame de Staël), a marquis is made to say,— " You need only hear an account of our day! In the morning, discussions with workpeople and tradespeople over the choice of our dress! And what trouble do we not take to secure the last novelty, to choose all that is in the best taste, and to avoid any prejudice concerning a particular fashion! … Next comes the excessive labour of making our toilet, with all the attention necessary to ensure being well dressed… ."
Madame de Staël. (Anne Louise Germaine de Staël-Holstein 1766-1817) Portrait by Vladimir Borovikovsky
Powder remains in fashion. "Monte-au-ciel." Simply made gowns.
The Comtesse de Mailly retired to rest every night with her hair dressed, and wearing all her diamonds. She used to call her tradespeople "her little cats."
High head-dresses came into fashion again for a short time, during the reign of gigantic paniers, and were worn with powder. It took a whole day to complete one of those monuments of the capillary art, which were of such enormous size, that according to "Le Mercure de France" of 173O, ladies could not sit in their coaches, but were obliged to kneel.
Maria Leszczyńska, Queen of France (1703-1768). Coiffure Louis XV.
Comtesse de Parabère (1693-1755). Coiffure Louis XV.
Élisabeth d'Orléans (1709-1742). Coiffure Louis XV.
Adrienne Lecouvreur (1692–1730). Coiffure Louis XV.
Jeanne Bécu, comtesse du Barry (1743-1793). Coiffure Louis XV.
"Their woolly white hair," says Lady Mary Wortley Montague, who visited Paris at the time, "and fiery faces, make them look more like skinned sheep than human beings."
Françoise de Graffigny, the author of "Lettres d'une Péruvienne (1747)" protested against the high head-dress. She wore her hair powdered, but close to her head and covered with a little cap. This "little cap" was adopted by many women of rank, and for several years was worn by all Frenchwomen. Women of the people still wear round caps with two plaited wings coming forward on the temples, and called "le bat en l'oeil." "The bourgeoises have retained," says "Le Livre de la Coiffure," "the full-crowned cap, surrounded with ribbon twists or bows, with two lappets falling over the chignon, and frills of lace curving round the temples."
Some ephemeral fashions were introduced into France by the Polish princess Maria Leczinska, the wife of Louis XV.
Maria Karolina Zofia Felicja Leszczyńska (1703 – 1768), or Marie Leczinska. Queen consort of France. Portrait by Jean-Marc Nattier.
"Hongrelines" were worn, and polonaises, or "hongroises," trimmed with "brandebourgs;" and, in 1729, embroidered mantillas of velvet and satin lined with ermine or other fur, the two ends finished with handsome tassels, that were tied behind the waist.
The "palatine" was thus no longer a solitary German fashion on the banks of the Seine.
Powder remained in vogue for more than half a century. No doubt the softness it conferred on the features, and the brilliancy it lent to the eyes, made it pleasing to everybody. It was still worn in 1760, and again in 1780, and after the Revolution it reappeared under the Directory in 1795.
Marie-Caroline-Sophie-Félicité Leszczyńska (1703 – 1768). Queen of France.
There is no occasion, therefore, to speak of powder more particularly. In 1760, a lady wore powder, but her hair was drawn back "a la Chinoise," and on the summit was a small knot of coloured silk. She wore stays, despite all that might be said against them by the doctors and the critics; and a fichu or kerchief straight across the shoulders, and called a "monte au ciel." She had a "casaquin" or a "caraco." She wore as her only garment a "peignoir," a loose robe not confined at the waist, and fastened down the front with bows of ribbon. Round the throat was a ruche ot the same material as the dress; the sleeves extended to the wrist, where they became considerably wider, and could either be hooked up like those of French advocates at the present day, or were finished off with turned-back cuffs.
Marie Jeanne, comtesse du Barry in hunting costume
The first cachemire.
The first Indian shawl, or "cachemire," seen in our country was imported towards the end of the reign of Louis XV. It was long the talk of both court and town^ but no attempt was made to manufacture similar shawls in France.
At the period we have now reached, the simplicity of women's attire contrasts with previous styles; and is in harmony with the serious tone of society under Louis XVI. A transformation in dress is at hand. We are about to see extraordinary and brilliant fashions adopted by ladies of rank, and by those of the "haute bourgeoisie," but not followed by the middle classes, on account of their great cost. The guests at Versailles and Trianon could afford to dress "a la mode," because their wealth was immense and their extravagance boundless.
The reign of lace ended with the eighteenth century, for Louis XVI. cared little for embroidery and finery.
The drive to Longchamps in Holy Week afforded to the rich an opportunity of displaying the splendour both of their equipages and their dress, and it has continued to exist to the present day.
Source: The history of fashion in France, or, The dress of women from the Gallo-Roman period to the present time by Augustin Challamel, Frances Cashel Hoey, John Lillie. Publisher: New York, Scribner and Welford, 1882.
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I figured a separate thread was worthwhile since it's a semi-limited item - the June 2021 issue of Uncut (in shops April 15 in the UK) features a disc containing exclusive Bob Dylan covers, including "Buckets of Rain" by Thurston.
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BITCHEN. I will receive that issue in, like, September or something, but bitchen.
ETA: Incidentally, Bob, um, "lifted" "Buckets Of Rain"'s top-line melody from Tom Paxton's "Bottle Of Wine".
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Interested as well in LOW's cover of "Knockin' On Heaven's Door".
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I know! And Weyes Blood covering "Sad Eyed Lady Of The Lowlands" - that's eleven-and-a-half minutes for her to sink her brilliance into. Hot DAMN.
Plus, RT, Joan Shelley, Cowboy Junkies... And what appears to be an otherwise unreleased Dylan song altogether - are you kidding me? As far as I know he's done only two songs which approximate that title: "It's Too Late" and "You're Too Late", both covers, and both only performed live (three times the former and only once the latter). I think this is a different tune. Wow.
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the June 2021 issue of Uncut (in shops April 15 in the UK)
Is this part of the Brexit regulations that the month of May is skipped entirely in the UK?
what comes first,
the music or the words?
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The month of Theresa May?
It's just the way this shit rolls. The May issue (Velvet Underground on the cover) was in stores March 18.
Back to the future, there are now more details on the June issue's contents: it's an all-around Bobfest as Dylan turns 80. Thurston was the first artist to "submit" a cover for the CD, on January 7.
Hear Low's version of "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" from our exclusive Bob Dylan covers CD
04.18.2021, 12:30 AM #10
Originally Posted by The Soup Nazi
Beautiful! <3
04.20.2021, 02:07 PM #11
[...] And what appears to be an otherwise unreleased Dylan song altogether - are you kidding me? As far as I know he's done only two songs which approximate that title: "It's Too Late" and "You're Too Late", both covers, and both only performed live (three times the former and only once the latter). I think this is a different tune. Wow.
Hmm, "Too Late [acoustic version]" seems to be a demo of "Foot Of Pride", which probably indicates that the next volume in the Bootleg Series will be focused on Infidels. It'd sure be great to have the other version of "Blind Willie McTell"...
Incidentally, Lou Reed did an excellent cover of "Foot Of Pride" at The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration. From a 2009 issue of The Wire:
Alan Licht: You've only done covers a couple of times.
Lou Reed: Have I?
AL: Well, the Hal Willner tribute to Kurt Weill, Lost In The Stars...
LR: That's "September Song", but I could have written that... I guess. I mean, over 40 years ago. And "Foot Of Pride" at the Dylan 30th anniversary concert in 1992. Wow. One of the funniest songs ever written by anyone, ever. When I was on tour I would listen to that song every day, 'cause it would make me laugh. "Did he make it to the top?/Well, yeah, but then he dropped." Then I got onstage to do this thing, and they got teleprompters that big so you get two lines, and there's 27,000 verses in it. So there's a big cheat sheet up there, and GE [Smith, Dylan guitarist between 1988–90] is playing guitar, and he would turn the page for me, it was crazy. So many words. But I wasn't gonna edit Dylan. Each verse is hilarious. I mean, really, really, really funny. When I played in bars, we did nothing but covers, but recordings? I don't know, I can't think of any. I mean, there's a lot I wish I'd written. My versions of doo-wop songs were not nearly as good as the real ones. That's been a source of irritation.


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A pregnant bride died from a stroke minutes before reaching the altar, leaving her groom a single father to their newborn daughter who was delivered by emergency caesarean.
Nurse Jessica Guedes, 30, was six months pregnant and apparently healthy when she began to feel ill while in the limo on the way to the church on Sunday in São Paulo.
At first her family thought she was suffering from anxiety about the ceremony after she complained of feeling dizzy with pains in her neck.
They were unaware the victim was suffering from the preeclampsia which would shortly rob her of her young life and motherhood.
She was declared brain dead by doctors shortly after arriving at hospital.
Her fiancé, firefighter Lieutenant Flavio Gonçalvez, 31, who was already waiting at the altar, was surprised by the delay.
But when she arrived a relative rushed into the venue pleading for help after the first time mum-to be passed out in the car.
Flavio Gonçalvez was left a single father to his newborn daughter on his wedding dayafter fiancee Jessica Guedes suddenly collapsed on the way the ceremony
In an interview with Brazilian Crescer Magazine, the groom said: 'I was worried because I was waiting for her at the altar and she was taking ages to come in. A cousin of hers ran down the carpet and told me that she had passed out.
'I opened the car door and she was lying down but regained consciousness to talk to me. I said to her, "Baby, I'm here".
'She replied that everything was fine, but that she had a severe pain in the back of her neck. At that moment, I became a rescuer, as I have been for seven years with the Fire Department.
'I took her out of the limo, started first aid and asked for help from my firefighter friends who were there as guests.'
Jessica was taken to a state maternity hospital in central São Paulo. However, due to the complexity of the case, she was transferred to the private Pro Matre Paulista Maternity Hospital.
According to the medical report, the mother had a stroke, due to preeclampsia and internal bleeding that meant surgeons were forced to remove the uterus.
Given the severity of the case, the medical team performed an emergency caesarean section to save the 29-week-old baby's life and the young mum, who had been declared brain dead, passed away after the operation.
Sophia was born weighing 2.05lbs and13.5 inches (930 grams and 34 centimeters) and is in the neonatal intensive care unit. She is likely to be in hospital for at least two months.
A relative of the victim, said: 'Jessica was attending prenatal care, had no high blood pressure during her pregnancy and was healthy, doing physical activity and eating well.'
In a statement, the hospital confirmed that Jessica Guedes was admitted to Maternity last Sunday.
'At the moment, the entire Maternity team is prioritising the support, comfort and attention of the families of Lieutenant Gonçalves and the patients' (by) helping them with all necessary measures.'
Mr Gonçalvez with his newborn daughter who was born by emergency caesarean following his fiancee's tragic death
A video of the last moments of the bride show her happily waving to the camera in her gown on her wedding day.
But within a few hours she was dead, and her groom was left with bitter sweet emotions as he learns to come to terms with the loss of his bride while taking comfort in the birth of his child.
Images capture the incredible moment the premature child responds to her father's voice by opening her eyes, turning to look at him and seemingly reaching for him with an outstretched hand that creeps out from underneath the covers.
The bereaved father said: 'Jessica was a really cheerful person who loved life, an enlightened and strong being of light. I was so looking forward to becoming her husband and becoming a father. I will be strong and I will not weaken in the face of adversity.
'The love of my life taught me how to respect and treat a woman well so that I could learn how to take care of our daughter.
'I still can't believe this has happened. It seems like I'm in a sad movie, and you cry, cry, cry, but leave the movie theatre knowing it was just a movie.
'However, in my case, the movie will never be over, and the suffering will go on forever.' he added emotionally.
Following the unforeseen tragedy, the new father discovered that his health plan failed to cover private maternity care. But within a couple days of friends setting up an online kitty, colleagues from the military police helped raise more than the £20,000 (100,00 reais) needed to cover the expenses.
The family decided to respect with Jessica's request to donate her organs and she was buried yesterday following the release of her body.
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We saw The Martian this week and liked it a lot, though my sweetheart did note that it wasn't as good as the book. Few movies are, of course, because there's no way to incorporate everything that's essential in a novel in a two-hour movie.
I particularly liked the diversity of the cast – something that I understand is also true of the book – and the way the movie portrayed the way NASA handled the incident. There were both heroic acts (especially by engineers and scientists at JPL) and stupid bureaucratic decisions.
And I hope that the success of this movie and book – despite all the unfortunate events – will provide some incentive to reinvigorate the U.S. space program as well as other programs around the world. My sweetheart also recently read a 1981 book by Gerard O'Neill that predicted we'd have space colonies by now, and I'm disappointed that he was wrong. It bothers me that we have done so little when we got off to such a good start in the 1960s.
So I liked the movie and hope it will do some good in the world. But oh, how I wish Joanna Russ were still alive to review it!
I'm thinking about the Russ who wrote We Who Are About To, the one who was capable of questioning the relentless human optimism that says we can overcome all the risks and failures out there, and not just the ones in space.
We Who Are About To sets up an impossible-to-survive situation, of course. There are too few people to build a new civilization, regardless of how many babies the women might be forced to bear. And the reversion to sexist gender roles is at the heart of the story.
But it does also mock the "we must do everything to survive" ethic that is at the heart of The Martian. That's a tricky issue, though I agree with her that such a philosophy needs to be questioned in many aspects of life.
In health care we now have advanced directives to avoid the tendency of doctors to try to do everything when someone is dying instead of letting them die in peace. California has now joined the jurisdictions that allow physician-assisted suicide for people with miserable terminal diseases.
I'm sure there are many other circumstances where giving up is better than continuing to struggle. I suspect that people living in flood-prone areas should move rather than rebuild. And while I'm all for smart scientists and engineers figuring out cool technical responses to climate change, we are also going to have to change how we live on this planet.
But Russ's book made me uncomfortable, even though I would have refused to become a baby factory in that situation as well. Like the astronaut in The Martian, I want to take steps to fix things. I want to believe they can be fixed.
It's hard for me to ever accept that things can't be fixed, that there's not a solution, that I can't do something about the problem. I don't believe in magic or miracles, and as I get older I'm learning to accept that immortality is not one of our choices in life, but I still hate the idea of giving up.
Which is why I wish Russ were here to critique the movie. I can't do it for her. I'm too busy rooting for the astronaut and all those engineers. Fix the problem. Bring him home.
But don't forget to question everything.
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Agree Spike. Can't see it being 12 really can't - that's what you get for going into admin, 6 would be more proportionate surely? and you are also correct that if it is 'revenge' driven then they really are a joke.
There's also the point that if you go into admin and take the 12 point penalty - doesn't that wipe out previous seasons' debts for FFP purposes? Not checked that though.
Well if the EFL have got as much communication from Ren that we have, no wonder they're pished off with us. Dan has been saying it for ages now but a lot of people seem to be dismissing it, and rather talk about why other clubs dont seem to be in the same position.
Not sure if that's been changed, but I know in the past it has...Leicester, Saints etc?
Fair enough, but it does seem harsh as emotionally it's just punishing us.
I'm in a different position to you Spike; I can understand why the league are throwing the book at us.
It's another thing whether the panel will uphold it or not, but I think the fact it's got that far indicates that despite Blues using some heavyweight lawyers the EFL think they have a strong case as the proposal of 12 points was communicated to all clubs on Friday.
We signed a player, Pedersen, whilst under embargo, apparently. That is the thing that you say really gives them a hard on for us. Well, given that senior administrators at the club were removed from their positions, does that not open up the possibility that they were ultimately responsible for any failing in governance. Dong Ren didn't do the day to day admin did he? He wouldn't have a dog and bark himself.
We overspent, I think being critical of naivety is fair, but there seems to a lot of good going on at the club too.
One question? With new investment, if there are deals for sponsorship etc. must they be announced through HKSE?
However, the fact they've communicated that doesn't say, to me at least, they are any more confident of getting it than if they had stayed silent.
Could be famous last words of course, but what the EFL says and does are often miles apart.
12 is mental. Absolutely Draconian.
What's the point in carrying on with the season?
I will give £100 to the charity of Andy's choosing if another club gets a deduction like this next season.
I don't think anyone was removed from their positions were they? They resigned I believe. In which case, that looks worse for us.
Agree. Your £100 is safe.
As I have said, often. I get why they were annoyed. I get the notion of an aggravated offence.
To some extent it will depend what the points split is between the offence of breeching the regs and the aggravating factor.
What they can't do is just act like spoiled kids and spank us for the sake of spanking us because we have put their nose out of joint. if this is the matrix going forward then fine, other clubs will know what they are in for. there will also have to be a proper definition of what constitutes an aggravating factor.
We'll see what happens. As I said before, I will be surprised if 12 points gets levied and upheld.
This smells (again) of the notion being floated in the media to see what the reaction is, which the EFL have done before, and still makes them look like unprofessional tossers.
I am certain in my opinion that you're correct with your final sentence there.
Mayor and others have said on many occasions how the EFL will not comment on things until this is done etc, etc, and won't confirm a hearing date. I don't doubt that reporting to be true.
In reality though, loads has found its way into the media which is not right. The club have, albeit of their own making, some right to be pissed off with the EFL too.
I would offer that maybe the SMT went BECAUSE Ren did it himself.
Claire was full of praise for the board and sounds as if they are more in contact day to day than we think.
If Pedersen was signed after an explicit banning order was put in place, the only fair and proper punishment would have been not to allow his registration to play League football for Blues.
He could have been sold on, or released from his contract at that stage without damage to his personal reputation or career.
As for the notion of increasing the penalty demand from 9 points to 12 points simply because someone at Blues upset Uncle Shaun and his cronies at some point this winter (did Ren forget to give them their customary Christmas tip, perhaps?), this would be outrageously unprofessional and totally beyond the bounds of any kind of natural justice.
If nothing else comes out of all this fiasco, surely the clubs that make up the Football League will take a serious look at the people they are paying (handsomely) to make such a dog's breakfast of everything.
The good news is that we can wear the 12 points and not have the threat of relegation.
The same can't be said for over half of the championship.
If it is to be 12 then the EFL need to be transparent in what each violation stands for as regards points.
Ie.How many for overspending and how many for signing Pederson.


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If you ask people if they love Jesus and what is the evidence of their love, you would get a variety of answers. Some would say that they go to church frequently or are church members. Others would say that they love their fellow man and do no harm to others; maybe some would say they fast certain things during the year or that they pray. Some would say they go on pilgrimages to holy sites, give of their money or keep their denominational traditions.
On this blog we have quoted the Apostle John in I John numerous times writing about habitually practicing righteousness. John was at the last supper when Jesus said this. That is where he received this truth.
God the Father poured out this kind of love on the world (John 3:16) when He sent His Son to the cross to bear the guilt and penalty of our sins. And He continues to do so when we are obedient to the gospel and are born again.
Now this is very amazing! The God of the universe is going to come and abide in us. How does this happen?
In Acts 2: 38 the people cried out , "What shall we do", after hearing the first gospel message. Peter told the Passover crowd to repent and be baptized for the forgiveness of your sins and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. These people were obedient to the gospel message and the Holy Spirit set them apart (i.e. sanctified them) to the Lord Jesus and they were sealed by the Holy Spirit until the day of redemption (Ephesians 1). In other words, the Lord Jesus and The Father came and made their abode with these converts through the Holy Spirit. And God does the same for us when we are obedient to the gospel message.
"And He said to them, "Rightly did Isaiah prophesy of you hypocrites, as it is written, 'THIS PEOPLE HONORS ME WITH THEIR LIPS, BUT THEIR HEART IS FAR AWAY FROM ME.
In Luke 6:46 Jesus asked the question "And why do you call Me, 'Lord, Lord' and do not do what I say?
but the blood of Jesus cleanses us from all unrighteousness, i.e. habitual sins of ignorance that we are walking in but are not aware of yet. What a merciful God!!!
My friends, it all boils down to a simple question for everyone: Is Christ Lord of your life?
I hope you enjoy the fellowship with your heavenly Father and His Holy Son today. Walk in the light as He is in the light.
I have a question about this verse: "If anyone as a habit of life loves me with a divine and self-sacrificial love, my word he will keep, and my Father will love him, and to him we shall come, and an abiding place with him we shall make for ourselves." Without taking into account other passages that talk about God's love for us even while we are sinners, the phrasing of this verse comes across to me that God loves us after we decide to obey his word. Can you help clarify how to interpret this verse?
Thank you for your question. I had never looked at this from the viewpoint of your question but let me try to clarify it. The scene is the last supper and Judas has just departed the supper after the Lord pointed him out as His betrayer (chp 13) and He begins to prepare the disciples for his departure (crucifixion) but they missed that Judas was the betrayer and they did not understand what He was saying about His departure. Then He goes on to tell them things in chp 14 thru 17 and in 18 they depart for betrayal in the garden.
In chp 14: 18 -20 He tells that AFTER the Cross He will come to them and at that time they will KNOW He is in the Father and that they are in Him and He is in them. Then in our subject verse, I believe the Holy Spirit showed me this morning, that Jesus is telling them how to recognize a true disciple in the New Testament period. And we see this concept (love=obedience) throughout the writing of the NT writers.
I say it is the NT believers He is describing because He says the Father and Himself will disclose themselves to the one who truly loves Him and They will come and make their abode with him, the one who truly loves Him. It is my understanding that the Holy Spirit only came on certain people in the OT period for certain task and then departed. He did not send the Holy Spirit as a seal until the day of redemption like He does in the NT period. If you read the post entitled Who Are Those That Do Not Obey the gospel of the Lord Jesus you will see that the first step of faith is to "obey the gospel of Jesus Christ" which is, as Peter said at Pentecost, "repent and baptized for the forgiveness of your sins and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. This is the fulfillment of what Jesus was telling them in the verse in question.


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Chaura Bazaar, Ludhiana is the main and old market of the city. It is like a commercial hub of the Ludhiana.

History
Chaura Bazaar is an old market of 19th century. Some old building are still located in the streets of Chaura Bazaar. It was established on the bank of Sutlej River at Ludhiana. "Chaura Bazaar" literally means 'Wide Market'. Earlier days, market's streets were looking wide. So from this wide open streets its name become Chaura Bazaar. But according to in 21st century population streets are very narrow. It is difficult to take pass at daytime, and still people throng it. Every Sunday is a special and most busy day, just like Boxing Day. Monday mostly market go for off. There is a saying in Ludhiana that if a thing is not available anywhere it can be had from Chaura Bazaar only. The old Ludhiana city was confined to Chaura Bazaar, Daresi, Purana Bazaar and Ghas Mandi. Earlier people used to sell grass from Ghas Mandi. Today it may slightly look out of place, but the grass was an important commodity at that time since most of the transportation was done through horse driven carts and the horses were fed with grass only.

See also

References

 Morphology of Indian cities, by Kusum Lata Taneja. National Geographical Society of India, 1971. p. 50

External links
 Chaura Bazaar at wikimapia
 Chaura Bazaar

Economy of Ludhiana
Bazaars in India


I mentioned this at TestBash a few weeks ago (and on a yet-unreleased ABTesting podcast) – and probably on twitter too, but my third "secret" project in a row at Microsoft (following Xbox One and the science project to make Android apps run on Windows Phone) was finally announced to the world on November 2nd.
For the last fifteen months and change, I've been in charge of quality for Microsoft Teams. I was originally hired as "the quality guy", where my job was to coach developers on testing, and ensure we had a strategy in place to deliver a quality product. Along the way, I picked up some infrastructure pieces and now am responsible for taking code from developer check-in all the way through do deployment. I've found that owning check-in gates, builds, and deployments (along with quality tools and testing) gives me a lot more confidence in releasing a high quality product to our customers.
It's also been a great opportunity to catch up on a lot of tech and processes that I've wanted to get involved in. We use a lot of open source, and we try to release as frequently as we can (currently weekly, but certainly on the path to continuous deployment). There's still a lot of work to do on the product, and a lot on my team to ensure we can improve builds, deployment, and quality.
Now that we're "out there", I can finally share some stories about things I've tried, what's worked, and what has failed using real examples rather than abstract references. Looking forward to sharing those stories soon.


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Рафаэле Ламбрускини (; , Генуя, Генуэзская республика, — , Флоренция, Италия) — итальянский педагог и политический деятель, священник с либеральными устремлениями.

В 1848 году заседал в рядах умеренных либералов в Тосканской палате депутатов. Виктор Эммануил II сделал его сенатором. Его главные работы: «Lettere per i fanciulli», «Lettere giovanili», «Dell'Educazione» (1849), «Dell 'Istruzione» (Флоренция, 1871), «Elogi е biografie raccolte» (Флоренция, 1873).

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Великие офицеры ордена Святых Маврикия и Лазаря
Великие офицеры ордена Короны Италии
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The human was created with free will. So, we are told. From a biblical (christian) concept it shows that or speaks of the ability to choose "bad" over "good", and obviously that eternal damnation that awaits you should you choose wrong.
Wrong – for me – is to extend your "congenital" jealousy, hateful and sometimes plain spiteful thoughts towards another.
Have I ever been a cause of wrong – yes, of course I have. Will I do "wrong", yes, of course I will. I am here to learn. I am here to place one foot in front of the other, minding my own business, and to evolve – hate the word as much as you want to, evolution is the only thing that is constant, as change is constant… And as the dictionary will tell you – evolution is – development.
I had the opportunity to "let go" of stuff yesterday. Baggage that I have been carrying with me for most of my life, and one not so long. I released it. I gave it away.
My personal healing journey started so long ago. Every opportunity that I received to "better" I took, every time the universe tried to teach me something, I may have been stubborn, and non-responsive, point is, I am still healing.
Every day – FREE-WILL- gives me the chance to be better… to be more, to evolve – statements, saying, memes – "You cannot control the situation, but you can control how you respond"… yes, that is my free-will. My take on deciding whether I respond with the "easy" aggression, the "comfortable" knowing response I am so use to – or willfully deciding, to change.
I have set something free, within setting someone free. I have set myself free. And in my new-found freedom, I shall choose wisely what I do with my understanding of right and wrong. Should you find yourself, let's say, handed lesser attention, remember – no two people have the same journey.