Known as the State of Eritrea, the country of Eritrea is the Horn of Africa. The country is bordered by Sudan, Ethiopia, and Djibouti by the west, south, and southeast, respectively. This multi-ethnic country Eritrea has nine recognized ethnic groups such as the Tigrinya, Tigre, Saho, Kunama, Bilen, and Rashaida, among others. When in Eritrea, the official languages include Tigrinya, English, and Arabic; with Tigrinya being the most commonly used for official purposes. Due to being an Italian colony, Italian can be used to communicate since it is still widely used and understood. Some people also speak Amharic or Amarinya, the official language of Ethiopia.
Eritrea is known for Asmara, Massawa, Dahlak Marine National Park, Senafe, Keren, and Nefasit. Asmara, or Asmera, is the capital city and the largest settlement in all of Eritrea. It is home to well-preserved colonial Italian modernist architecture, and is divided into 13 administrative areas or districts, which include Acria, Sembel, Mai Temenai, Maekel Ketema or Downtown, Tiravolo, Gejeret, and Tsetserat, to name a few. Massawa can be found on the Red Sea coast of the country, the area also going by names such as Mitsiwa, Batsi, and Badi. Dahlak or Dahlac Marine National Park is a national park that is well protected, with its 350 types of fish, and shipwreck remains. Scuba diving is allowed within the park, with the dive led by a group of trained scuba divers.
When getting around Eritrea, keep in mind that the country's capital Asmara has around 10 downtown bus lines on distinctive Red Mercedes Benz buses. The buses have signs in the front that say where they are headed, most of the time in Latin script. Looking for bus stops are easy since most, if not all, of the stops have signs, and have a shelter and bench. The Red Mercedes Benz buses run on 15- to 30-minute intervals and stop running at around 7:00 p.m. Also to be found are the white minibuses with lines that run on the main streets of Asmara. It is best to ask where the minibuses are going before getting on. There are also yellow taxis all throughout the area. The yellow taxis also run on fixed routes, just like the white minivans; some of the yellow taxis do not use a fixed route and can be hired to personally take you where you want to go. Trains can be taken from Teseney, to Agordat, to Keren, then Asmara. The ride takes a day to complete the cycle to and from its destinations.
The airport that serves Eritrea is Asmara International Airport, located in Asmara, the country's capital. Asmara International Airport has two asphalt surfaced runways, one at around 1,800 meters or 5,900 feet, and another at 3,000 meters or around 9,800 feet. Among the airlines that operate flights include EgyptAir, Eritrean Airlines, Nova Airways, Qatar Airways, Sudan Airways, Turkish Airlines, and Yemenia, with its flights to and from destinations that include Cairo, Jeddah, Kassala, Khartoum, Doha, Port Sudan, Istanbul, and Sana'a.


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Construction – the last unreformed industry sector
Productivity in the global engineering and construction sector has stagnated over the past 40 years, prompting the World Economic Forum to investigate why. Hywel Davies summarises its findings
The World Economic Forum (WEF) – a coalition of business, academic, charity and government leaders – has taken a hard look at the current state of engineering and construction. Its recent report takes in the views of engineering, architecture and planning firms; contractors; suppliers of building materials, chemicals and construction equipment; project owners and developers; academics; government leaders; and industry organisations – and the conclusions are a challenge to us all.
The Future of Construction project aims to support change in the engineering and construction sector, and the WEF's initial analysis, published in May, makes uncomfortable reading. It is not the first time that the industry's slow rate of innovation and technological change, adversarial relationships and lack of collaboration have been observed – but it is the first time such a group of stakeholders has provided a detailed analysis of where we are and where we need to go.
The world is changing rapidly; its urban populations are growing by 200,000 people per day, all of whom look to the engineering and construction sector to deliver affordable housing, as well as social, transport and utility infrastructure. Construction faces
many areas of change that apply across the globe. In addition to the social challenge of urbanisation, infrastructure must meet the needs and aspirations of increasingly articulate and vocal populations.
Two-thirds of the predicted growth in construction over the next decade will be in the developing world. That is a challenge for CIBSE and for all our members in developed economies. We operate in a global market; the developing world is building huge projects, while developed countries have ageing infrastructure – creating a global infrastructure gap. Construction is the No 1 consumer of raw materials and produces half the solid waste in the US, while our buildings generate a third of global carbon emissions. They also face increasing challenges to resilience from natural phenomena and cyber threats. Politically, too, the world is not getting any easier.
The world's urban populations are growing by 200,000 people per day, all of whom look to the engineering and construction sector to deliver affordable housing, as well as social, transport and utility infrastructure
Most other industries have undergone major transformations in the past 40 years; look at shipbuilding, car making, steel and coal, air and rail transport, telecommunications, broadcasting, publishing, retail and leisure. They have all changed dramatically, while the engineering and construction sector has been slow to adopt technological opportunities, and its labour productivity has stagnated as a result. The WEF report suggests that, in the US, labour productivity has even fallen over the past 40 years. Construction is the last unreformed industry sector, and its inefficiencies are increasingly hampering our economies.
The slow pace of change matters because the sector accounts for about 6% of global gross domestic product (GDP), rising to 8% in parts of the developing world, such as India. It uses half of global steel production and more than three billion tonnes of raw materials – so improved productivity and successful adoption of innovation would have a major impact. The report argues that a 1% rise in productivity worldwide could save $100bn a year.
'In the face of such challenges,' the report's authors argue, 'the industry is almost under a moral obligation to transform.' They identify persistent fragmentation and inadequate collaboration in the supply chain, difficulties recruiting talented workers, and insufficient knowledge-transfer from project to project as major causes of the poor performance of the sector. However, they claim the industry has vast potential to improve productivity through digitisation, new technology, and new construction techniques. By adopting augmented reality, drones, 3D scanning and printing, BIM, autonomous equipment and advanced building materials, the sector can boost productivity, streamline project management and processes, enhance the quality of output, and improve safety.
Some of this is not new; it has been said before and will require a committed effort by the industry to bring about. The report identifies eight topical areas in which the sector needs to change:
Technology, materials and tools
Processes and operations
Strategy and business model innovation
People, organisation and culture
Joint industry marketing
Regulation and policies
It sets out 30 measures, classified in three groups – for private companies; for companies in collaboration with peers or by the industry as a whole; and for government, acting either as the regulator or as a major project owner.
For each topical area, the WEF report identifies current best practice, and offers case studies of innovative approaches – but, above all, it leads with what companies can do. It emphasises the role of digital technologies, so our work on BIM is again underlined, while the report also highlights the importance of data. It focuses on learning from projects, and on the need for knowledge to be developed, maintained and exchanged, and for training across the sector.
The WEF has given us much to think about, and its report deserves to transform our summer reading lists.
Link to the full report.
Hywel Davies is technical director at CIBSE
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A law firm has filed a second class-action suit against the FAA based on the agency's air traffic controller hiring practices in 2014. The lawsuit alleges that the biographical assessment added to the initial air traffic controller application process in late 2013 was used to "intentionally disadvantage [Hispanic, Asian, Caucasian, and other] applicants based on race." Law firm Curry, Person & Wooten is representing plaintiff Lucas Johnson and, according to the firm, potentially more than 28,000 additional applicants who took the highly controversial assessment in 2014.
After its addition, the biographical assessment came under fire from Congress and the requirement to complete it was eventually removed for veterans and graduates of approved ATC Collegiate Training Initiative (CTI) programs. Curry, Person & Wooten's first lawsuit related to the FAA's 2014 ATC hiring practices was filed in 2015. That suit alleges that the agency illegally eliminated between 2,500 to 3,000 ATC applications from CTI graduates without considering them after the new ATC hiring practices were instituted in 2014. As previously reported by AVweb, that lawsuit is still in progress.


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In February 1979, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini returned to Tehran after nearly fifteen years in exile and received a hero's welcome. Just as the new world order sought to purge the communist ideologies of the Cold War, the religious doctrine of Islamic fundamentalism emerged to pose an even greater threat to post-Iron Curtain stability – and Khomeini would mastermind it into a revolution.
Khomeini's Ghost is the account of how an impoverished young student from a remote area of southern Iran became the leader of one of the most dramatic upheavals of the modern age, and how his radical Islamic philosophy now lies at the heart of the modern-day conflict between Iran and the West. Con Coughlin draws on a wide variety of Iranian sources, including religious figures who knew and worked with Khomeini both in exile and in power.
Both compelling and timely, Khomeini's Ghost is essential reading for anyone wishing to understand what lies at the center of many of the world's most intractable conflicts.
This book was good in some ways, but not exactly what I was expecting.
Khomeini's Ghost gives a fabulously detailed historical account of the rise of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the politics of the Islamic Revolution, and the history of Iran's power structure since then. I usually have a hard time following history books – ironic, since I sometimes teach history! – and this was no exception, but if you normally enjoy history, it likely won't be a problem for you.
My bigger concern was that, despite its title, this book doesn't really go into much depth on the "rise of militant Islam", especially in Iran. I was expecting – and hoping – to learn more about militant Islam in Iran after the Revolution, and how it affected the day-to-day lives of Iranians. Instead, I learned about the rise of militant Islamic groups both in and outside of Iran. Not that I didn't learn anything – just that I didn't really learn what I thought I was going to. Rather than learning about women's subjugation, for example, I learned about the branches of Hezbollah/Hizbollah throughout Iran, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia. Khomeini's Ghost is mostly about the political upheavals and movements before, during, and after the Islamic Revolution, but not as much about the actual effects on "the people".
Coughlin definitely did a great job of what he did write about, though, and it's likely my fault that I misinterpreted what it would be about. He created a very detailed sketch of Khomeini, his followers and detractors, and how the Ayatollah twisted the Revolution to suit his desire to form an Islamic Republic where the clergy were the ultimate rulers.
If you're interested in learning more about Iran, the Islamic Revolution, or Iranian state-sponsored terrorism, you're in luck – this is definitely the book for you! Otherwise, though, it's very dense and probably won't hold your attention if you aren't specifically interested in the topic at hand.
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This sounds really interesting, though I originally had the same misconceptions as you did.
I remember the revolution quite vividly even though I was in junior high. I guess I especially remember the hostage-taking. Strange what images stick in our heads.
Definitely interesting! I was only born in '85, so I don't remember anything at all about this. I barely remember a lot of the more recent stuff – I didn't follow current events much growing up, since I went to a Catholic school, and didn't have cable TV! I'm glad to have learning all I did from this book about the history stuff, even if it wasn't really what I was expecting it to be.
You were born on 85? Wow, we are at the same age. And oh, I've read this one. I love it because I love history and I love to read Islam community from other countries too.
Indeed, we are the same age!


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How to enable two-factor authentication on popular sites
It may not be the perfect security solution, but two-factor authentication reduces the risks associated with common Web activities -- from searching to social networking to online banking.
Jason Cipriani,
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June 16, 2015 1:26 PM PDT
One of the safest and simplest computer-security measures available is gradually becoming commonplace. Two-factor authentication adds a layer of protection to the standard password method of online identification. The technique is easy, relatively quick and free. So, what's the problem?
Critics are quick to point out the shortcomings of two-factor authentication: it usually requires a USB token, phone, or other device that's easy to lose; you sacrifice some privacy by having to disclose your telephone number to a third party; and it is subject to "man-in-the-middle" and other browser- and app-based attacks.
Still, as more hacks and database breaches occur, two-factor authentication is the most practical protection available. The number of big-name services supporting two-factor authentication continues to grow: Google, Facebook, Yahoo, PayPal, Twitter, Snapchat, Microsoft, LastPass and Dropbox are among the sites that let you require two-factor authentication to sign in to your account from unverified computers and devices.
Something you know and something you have
If you've used your bank's ATM, you've used two-factor authentication: you insert your ATM card (something you have) and enter your passcode (something you know). Most Web services supporting two-factor authentication send a unique access code to your phone, but banks and other financial services may require a hardware token that either displays a code you enter or that you insert via USB, smart card or other port.
Here are the steps required to activate two-factor authentication on some of the most popular Web services.
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To activate the service's Login Approvals feature, sign in to your Facebook account. Click the drop-down arrow in the very top-right corner and choose Settings. Select Security in the left pane, then click Edit to the right of Login Approvals. Next, check "Require a security code to access my account from unknown browsers."
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A window opens explaining how log-in approvals work. Follow the prompts, which include adding a phone number to your account (if haven't already done so) and entering a confirmation code sent to your number to verify you are, well, you.
You can also take advantage of the code generator feature within Facebook's mobile applications, should you not have cellular signal when attempting to log in to the site. The code generator is found within the app, but sliding out the "More" menu and scrolling down to the Settings section. There you can expect to find a Code Generator option, which will display a six-digit code when launched.
Yahoo's two-step verification can be setup by visiting your account settings page, here. Click on Account Security on the left side of the page.
At the bottom of the list will be a switch to enable two-step verification. Sliding it to the On position will bring up a prompt asking you for your phone number. Enter your number, then click either Send SMS or Call Me in order to receive a confirmation code. Enter the code when you receive it, and you're done.
Another prompt will ask you if you'd like to create an app password. If you haven't been prompted by a third-party app for an app password, you can select Skip for now.
Setting up two-step verification for PayPal requires you to login to your account on the website. This link should take you to your account settings summary. If it doesn't, you can login, then click on your profile icon followed by Profile and settings.
On the left side of the page, click My Settings and scroll to the bottom of the page. Find Security keyand click on Get Started to the right. You'll have to enter your password again before continuing.
Your Security Key page should look similar to the one above -- with no keys currently activated. Click on the Get security key link at the bottom, and follow the prompts. Per the norm, you'll need to enter a phone number and then a confirmation code sent to that number via text. After which, the security key page will have a listing with your phone number and the word "Active" next to it.
If you're looking for a guide to activating two-step with a site or service not listed here, you're in luck: we also have guides for Google, Microsoft, Snapchat, Twitter, LinkedIn, LastPass, Apple, Dropbox and Tumblr.
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Meth addiction service launched in Eastern Bay of Plenty
Hon Andrew Little
The Government has delivered on its commitment to roll out the free methamphetamine harm reduction programme Te Ara Oranga to the eastern Bay of Plenty, with services now available in Murupara.
"We're building a whole new mental health system, and that includes expanding successful programmes like Te Ara Oranga," Health Minister Andrew Little said.
"Demand for addiction treatment services has grown steadily over the past decade, and we need to do more to support people and communities struggling with drugs to get the wrap around support they need.
"Te Ara Oranga is a unique partnership between police, mental health and addiction services, community groups, and iwi service providers. It gives methamphetamine users the opportunity to get culturally-appropriate therapeutic help with an approach specially tailored for the local community.
"It has been shown to reduce drug-related harm and support better community health, improved social wellbeing including re-engagement with whānau and employment, and better justice outcomes including reduced family violence and crime.
"Te Ara Oranga was successfully piloted in Northland and has been acknowledged as a game-changer in the fight against methamphetamine and drug-related crime.
"More than 3,000 Northland people and their whānau have now been helped since the programme was first started. For every dollar spent on the programme there has been a return of between $3 and $7.
"It's an example of a community-wide and led programme that works and changes lives and we want more New Zealanders to benefit from it," Andrew Little said.
The eastern Bay of Plenty region has been identified as a community experiencing a high level of drug-related harm. It has higher than average methamphetamine use/possession related offences, wastewater testing results, and proportion of people seeking help to get on top of drug addictions.
"This government is committed to a health-based response for those who experience drug addiction. Making the benefits of Te Ara Oranga available to in the eastern Bay of Plenty is part of that," Andrew Little said.
In addition to services rolling out in Murupara, $3.5 million of funding from Budget 2022 will enable Te Ara Oranga to expand and cover a geographical area from Whakatāne to Rotorua, and include Ōpōtiki, Kawerau, and Murupara.
Budget 2022 included a $100-million investment for a specialist mental health and addiction package.


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Namibians find it difficult to celebrate Women's Day
10 Mar 2014 13:30pm
WINDHOEK, 10 MAR (NAMPA) – The Namibian nation finds it difficult to celebrate International Women's Day (IWD) amidst increased incidents of violence, especially against women and girls, the Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare has said.
Rosalia Nghidinwa said this in a statement issued on Friday in view of International Women's Day, which was celebrated on Saturday.
"The Ministry of Gender Equality and Child Welfare is once again urging all stakeholders to join hands with the government to fight violence against women and children in our society," the minister appealed.
She indicated that a few weeks ago, during a special Cabinet meeting, President Hifikepunye Pohamba announced that Government has put immediate, medium and long-term measures in place to tackle gender-based violence (GBV). One of these measures is the National Prayer Day against GBV which took place last Thursday.
Nghidinwa, however, said Namibia has made great improvements on the status of women, as the government has enacted laws which pave the way for equal participation of men and women in position of leadership.
As a result, there are some women who are serving in executive offices both in public and private sectors, she said.
The minister added that equally, the girl-child has the right to education, and is welcomed into university to study degrees in science and technology, mathematics and science, and engineering which were mainly domains of the boy child.
International Women's Day is celebrated every year throughout the world to reflect the past struggles and accomplishments, and more importantly, looking ahead to the untapped potential and opportunities that await future generations of women.
Through celebrating the day, the United Nations' General Assembly recognises the role of women in peace efforts and development, and urged for an end to discrimination and an increase of support for women's full and equal participation.
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He needed a tape machine, but you don't anymore. Because you're like, 'Well, maybe it's the last one? The world's defining voice in music and pop culture since 1952. Art rarely exists in a vacuum, and Pecknold admits that the upheaval of 2020 was the key inspiration for the lyrics of Shore. Pecknold wasn't just ticking things off his bucket list, though. (Emily Johnston) The complexity of releasing music in the year 2020 is not lost on Robin Pecknold. Announced just 24 hours prior to its release, one may assume this is a rushed album, inspired by the boredom and unsettling nature of lockdown life. "The acoustics of the studio in France were world class and they had all these great instruments as well. Post Malone Was Almost Featured on Fleet Foxes' New Album November 13, 2020, 8:34 pm 877.6k Views Post Malone is no stranger to genre-bending collaborations, teaming up with everyone from Ty Dolla $ign and 21 Savage to Ozzy Osbourne and Justin Bieber for chart topping hits. 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Fleet Foxes have released their surprise new album – listen to 'Shore' in full below. If there was ever a band for the fall season, it's Fleet Foxes. 'Shore' follows the band's 2017 album 'Crack-Up', and was recorded in New York, Paris, Hudson, Los Angeles and Long Island City between September 2018 and September 2020. "It's just a snippet," Pecknold admits. "Having three, four months to reflect on everything that was going on, to feel grateful that I had a roof over my head and be able to be creative for a living," he said. It totally changed my life and that became what I wanted to do. The album closes with its title track, a beautifully desolate piano ballad that sees the songwriter explore the concept of memory, and how important it is to his creative pursuits. Fleet Foxes are celebrating the fall season with a new album called … "We had a big string session booked and then that obviously had to get cancelled. 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"We were forced into a different, kind of scrappy mindset, as opposed to the luxe way of doing it before: this globetrotting, studio rat thing. I wanted to get going right away just because I wanted to have something out within a normal schedule of releasing stuff. Community. It longer carry any worry or anxiety around the album, in light of everything that is going control, living in a failed state, watching and participating in a rash of protests and Fleet Foxes are a band, but Pecknold is its creative centre. "It was a little bit of wish fulfillment and I'm definitely glad I did because that's not happening anytime soon, I don't think.". Through that music, his lessons remain learned.". ", "That lyric kind of grew out of that feeling and wanting that song to be an expression of gratitude to friends and family and heroes.". It was announced one day in advance of its release, and was intentionally released exactly at the autumnal equinox on September 22, 2020. Hear Zan's chat with Robin Pecknold above. Fleet Foxes Announce Shore, First Album in Three Years Album arrives with a companion art film in time for the autumnal equinox Katherine Turman @katherineturman | September 21, 2020 - … "I really wanted the drums to be a big feature on this record because they were kind of an afterthought on the last one. Fleet Foxes have surprise released a new album called Shore.The group originally teased new music earlier this week, with reports of a new album surfacing yesterday. I've never let myself enjoy this process as much as I could, or as much as I should. Preston Jones | September 28, 2020 | 4:00am. We did everything we could. It felt like you didn't even need a guitar. on September 21, 2020, 8:15am. Fleet Foxes have announced they will be dropping their fourth record Shore today, accompanied by a 55-minute film shot on Super 16mm.. Fleet Foxes are releasing a new album, titled Shore, today.The release will be the Seattle band's fourth LP, arriving three years after their previous record Crack-Up (check out live stripped-back renditions of the album here). 4 months ago. Sustainability. "In its place came a gratitude, a joy at having the time and resources to devote to making Just copy that. 90. But it was a joy to get that cleared. And to have this kind of upside-down idea of just putting it all out at once, I just really wanted to make that happen. "I layered the vocal with like six or seven lead vocals. Fleet Foxes Release New Album Shore: Listen Allison Hussey 9/22/2020. just came to seem so small in comparison to what we were all experiencing together. They're on five or six songs and so do some really wild stuff, some beautiful parts, but then some more experimental parts. Prior to the Tuesday release of their new album, "Shore," I was only familiar with some songs off of their 2008 self-titled album. "There's so many people… Kevin Morby sings on it, Hamilton Leithauser's kids sing on it, we got a tiny, tiny dialogue snippet from Brian Wilson…". Fleet Foxes … Proper recording started one year ago. Fleet Foxes took six years between Helplessness Blues—our second-favorite folk album of the decade—and 2017's Crack-Up, but it appears we won't have to wait too long for their next outing. "Tempted by the adventure of the unknown at the same time you are relishing the comfort of the stable ground beneath you. Happy equinox eve  link in bio A post shared by Fleet Foxes (@fleetfoxes) on Sep 21, 2020 at 6:31am PDT Sept. 21 (UPI) -- Fleet Foxes surprised fans by announcing a new album … "During the lockdown I had to get really creative," Pecknold said. Shore is the fourth studio album by American folk band Fleet Foxes. AOI + NY Magazine's Best of 2020: Podcasts, Amy Brittain on Canary, AOI + NY Magazine's Best of 2020: Songs, Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes on Shore. A short sample appears on the song 'Cradling Mother, Cradling Woman', but its length belies the symbolic importance of its appearance on the album. "It's on a song that has like the most overdubs of any Fleet Foxes song. Live Stream. The chaos and loss of 2020 helped the singer-songwriter make a creative breakthrough on Fleet Foxes' surprise new album, 'Shore' By Simon Vozick-Levinson Surprise! "I didn't feel a lot of pressure, I just felt a lot of curiosity about who could be involved, where we could record it and how good we could try and make it. "He was just such a joy to work with. As horrifying as so much of it was, there was also a lot about this been really emboldening. Fleet Foxes, photo by Emily Johnston. "There were all these studios that over the years I'd heard about, toured, and been so inspired by in some way or another," he said. ... 2020. The band's fourth album has been released to mark the start of the autumnal equinox. New Releases. In any other year, Fleet Foxes would've completely tanked worker productivity on an otherwise unremarkable Tuesday. 9:00 PM EST. You can tell this wasn't merely a 2020 project when you see the studios that New York-based Pecknold visited in the making of the album. "We worked every day trying to get this done. In some ways it was, but in some ways it was just kind of like 'Power through and be as productive as you can'.". Music is both the most inessential and the most essential thing. first teased with posters displayed around Paris. "The collection of instruments at Vox Studios in LA was just unbelievable," Pecknold said. But the nature of lockdown was proof of how vital collaboration has been to Fleet Foxes in the past. Today's autumnal equinox will bring about many things, and chief among them are a new album and film from Fleet Foxes.Both entities are titled Shore; the … Streaming on . It is the band's second album since regrouping in 2016 after a three-year hiatus. This was the mindset I found, the fuel I found, for making this album.". "It was on one of those Pet Sounds box sets, and I think that piece of music, more than any other, was what made me want to be a musician. Fleet Foxes announce the release of Shore, a new album to debut on the 2020 autumnal equinox.The news broke September 21st, leaving fans with … "I had all the music [but] no lyrics," he said. "Our granddad [had] stroke during all of this," Pecknold said. Monday, Dec 21st, 2020. It was first teased with posters displayed around Paris at the weekend. "I see "shore" as a place of safety on the edge of something uncertain, staring at Whitman's waves reciting 'death'," frontman Robin Pecknold said of the new album in a statement. "It can take me a while to write songs. "I'd come back to my apartment in New York and I left all of my stuff at that studio in LA, so that was an interesting thing, having to ask people to record things remotely and then having to rethink how certain things would be made in these circumstances. Stream it here. But, like many of us, Pecknold's mindset was considerably jolted in early 2020. "The film is intended to co-exist and engage with the album, rather than be in a direct and symbiotic relationship with it. 'Before I forget me, I want to record' Pecknold sings in the song. "So much of what's been going on for so many of us has triggered these different states of mind that are where you're accessing a different, deeper layer of understanding and perspective.". Gratitude for his health and security came first, then came inspiration from the Black Lives Matter movement. Fleet Foxes have surprise released a new album called Shore. Yesterday, Fleet Foxes announced they'd be releasing a new album today (Sept. 22) to coincide with the autumnal equinox. He just did an incredible job and his playing is super complimentary to Chris'. We When lockdown hit, Robin Pecknold had to completely change his approach. "I think framing it as the last one, even though it definitely will not be, helped me get into that state of mind. Worried about what I should make, how it will be received, worried about the moves of other artists, my place amongst them, worried about my singing voice and mental health on long tours. Stream New Music From Fleet Foxes, Kurt Vile, Shamir, ... 2020 5:00 AM ET. It was shot in Washington, Oregon and Idaho on 16mm film by Kersti Jan Werdal. It was a bit like going to Tunisia to film the desert scenes in Star Wars or something.". He writes the songs and steers the group in whatever direction he considers to be their best next step. "The world before now was just… you know, we had this lame president, but then the economy was on overdrive, and we're all just like working as hard as we could to keep up with that. "It's kind of an Easter egg in a song. Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold hinted at a new album earlier this week, when he posted a teaser video with the caption "Tuesday." ... September 20, 2020. Fleet Foxes Fleet Foxes. album and how I would finish it. "I listened to the album while driving, and observationally shot landscapes that I felt resonated "It came out when I was a teenager, and just to hear him like a magician conjure this world with layer after layer of his voice. "For this one, I just wanted to be like, 'If this is the last album I ever do on a big scale, I just want to go for it and go to all these places'. In September, indie folk superstars Fleet Foxes released their fourth album Shore. "if you don't like flee [sic] foxes then f--- you," he proclaimed. A 55-minute film of the same name, directed by Kersti Jan Werdal, is also out. As noted by fans on Reddit, frontman Robin Pecknold replied on Dec. 29 to a comment on one of his Instagram posts that inquired after "new tunes." Genres. "Expecting them to finish one way but having to finish them another way.". "It actually ended up being a better record for that reason," he said. with the music, yet also stood on their own," Werdal explained. "I've just been so lucky to have a distraction," Pecknold said. Fleet Foxes have released their surprise new album – listen to 'Shore' in full below. Find out how to stream and RSVP with Bandsintown. "I was already working on the songs, dealing with memory and how music keeps memories going and keeps people alive. My hope is that the film, much like the album does, reflects optimism and strength.". It wasn't just an array of studios that Pecknold wanted to play around with on this fourth album. Sign In. Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. "We had an amazing session together in LA, we did like two weeks at Vox using all of their great drum kits that they've amassed over the years. 'I've just got to get this album out and get out on tour and keep up with this crazy pace of what was going on'. Your information is handled in accordance with the ABC Privacy Collection Statement. News. Earlier today (September 22), someone tweeted an image of Fleet Foxes posters plastered on the side of a building. Fleet Foxes' Robin Pecknold, 2020. Credit: Emily Johnston. As teased and promised, Fleet Foxes released their fourth album, Bank.The release of the disc, which follows that of 2017 Crack-Up, coincides with today's autumn equinox.Below, watch Kersti Jan Werdal's Bank movie and find lyric videos for each song on the album.Bank is published by ANTI-. I vividly remember being quite bored by this album at first listen about 4 months ago, but it's since grabbed my attention and now i can't get enough of it. True to their word, that album, Shore, is … News. It became a great gift to no So, kind of one year of hard, full on recording and then two years writing.". Just in the way the voicings were working, some were droning like a vocoder would drone.". "In this tiny, tiny, tiny way, it was slightly beneficial.". Fleet Foxes appear to be teasing a new album. The New Fleet Foxes Album May Be the Key to Healing From 2020. So, who cares?'". "That's how I felt. "I'm not just idly scrolling the news for 15 hours a day anymore, which is good.". The album comes complete with an accompanying film, also entitled Shore. One of Shore's highlights is the pulsating 'Quiet Air / Gioia', a song that highlights Pecknold's attempts to replicate some elements of electronic music and put them into the indie folk context in which he most commonly works. "I made the mistake of not writing the lyrics for a year and a half, because I just didn't really have anything going on in my personal life that I wanted to mine. But anyone with knowledge of frontman Robin Pecknold's meticulous writing style knows that this is a man who simply does not rush. ... Long Island City and New York City from September 2018 until September 2020 with the help of recording and production engineer Beatriz Artola. Yes, that Brian Wilson. Don't despair, Pecknold doesn't actually expect this will actually be the final Fleet Foxes LP. marches against systemic injustice, most of my anxiety around the album disappeared. You could throw any number of clichéd proverbs in here – every cloud has a silver lining, one door closes and another one opens, the darkest hour is just before the dawn – but the fact is, Shore is different and, Pecknold reckons, better because of these limitations. A physical edition of the album is expected to arrive on February 5. I had to get creative about how to finish the record in lockdown. Post Malone's been a longtime fan of Fleet Foxes; he even tweeted out a declaration of love back in 2015. Foxes hosted an Instagram Live session on Instagram on 31 July 2020 where she talked more in detail about her third studio album and her singles from the new album. ... You can tell this wasn't merely a 2020 project when you see the studios that New York based Pecknold visited in the making of the album. It's kind of a vessel through time. "There's a lot of that on there. "Shore" clocks in just around an hour long, which feels longer than a normal record put out lately, but the dreamy and whimsical tracks carry you effortlessly for the entire time. Fleet Foxes released their new album "Shore," timed exactly to the autumnal equinox, on September 22. It comes with an accompanying 55-minute short film, too. He was keen to broaden the personnel who would appear on the record too. Shore was partially written in Portugal, and made in Upstate New York, Los Angeles and Paris. I don't even think the idea made it onto the song, but he just built this crazy world and you hear him add voice after voice. "The thing that the snippet is from is this acapella track of him layering vocal after vocal after vocal onto [1966 Beach Boys song] 'Don't Talk (Put Your Hand On My Shoulder)'. sound, and a different perspective on how important or not this music was in the grand Fleet Foxes have announced their fourth album, 'Shore,' which released Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020, at 13:31 Universal Coordinated Time, the autumnal equinox. Elliott Smith is still alive in so many hundreds of thousands of people's minds. "I started writing it pretty much straight away from the end of the Crack-Up tour, which was in September 2018," he told Double J. It wasn't a very reflective time in the culture, I didn't feel. harleymckinley. 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Start-ups can happen very quickly. Or at least, that's how they look from the outside. It can sometimes seem like these things happen overnight. For most entrepreneurs in the UK, setting up a business is a pretty simple thing to do. In fact, many businesses have been started while sitting in pubs for lunch, with as little as £12 invested to produce a fully registered business ready to grow. And, the setting up of the business in physical terms is the easy bit – it's all the extras around it that take the time. But they are worth it – because, without them, many more start-ups would fail. So, what do you need to know about setting up your own business to make sure it succeeds, and how does it all work?
A sole tradership is the simplest and most favoured structure for one-man bands. You own the business, and the business is you. As a sole trader, your business is owned by one person, and you are responsible for all the company's profits and debts. All expenses and income from your business are included on your personal tax return. That means you are responsible for keeping records, filing a self-assessment tax return, paying income tax and national insurance. This structure is perfect for those with few or no employees who can cover their risks with insurance, or have no major assets to protect.
A partnership can be between two or more individuals, all of whom share management and profits in the business personally. This includes any losses the business makes and the bills for anything bought for the business.
A limited liability partnership is a way to ensure members of a partnership are not liable for anything over what you could reasonably afford, should things go south. Each owner is only responsible for the company debts up to the amount of capital they invested. So, if you invested £1000 into an LLP, you would only be liable for up to £1000 of the business debts.
A private limited company has at least one director and at least one shareholder, who can be the same person. One of the bigger benefits of setting up a limited company is that it completely separates your personal finances from the business. In this model, you are not held personally responsible for the business debts if the business should fail. Private limited companies must appoint directors and incorporate their business with Companies House.
A public limited company runs in a very similar way to a private limited company. It is still governed by shareholders, who all receive a share of the company profits known as 'dividends' but unlike private limited companies, the shares of a public limited company can be bought by anyone. All they need to do is head down to the London Stock Exchange and hand over some money. Some examples of public limited companies would be businesses like Apple, Waitrose, Sky and Barclays.
The most common route to take is to simply register your business with Companies House yourself. Depending on the structure of your business, this can take a few different forms. For example, if you're opting to be a sole trader, you just need to register for self-assessment, and you're done. You just need to remember to fill in your tax return every year. Find out more about that here.
For business partnerships, you simply need two or more people or legal entities to agree to the partnership. We say a legal entity because one of the partners doesn't have to be a person. For example, a limited company counts as a 'legal person', and so can be your business partner. To legally set up your partnership, you will need to choose a name, choose a 'nominated partner' to be in charge of managing the partnerships tax returns and keeping business records, and register the partnership with HMRC.
Once you have all those details (and £12), you can register your company. You can do this online, or by post using form IN01. Alternatively, you can choose the next option, and use an agent.
If you don't want the hassle of registering your business yourself, you can always outsource it. There are hundreds of companies out there who exist simply to register businesses with Companies House. They tend to buy up the domains and register them as dormant with Companies House. When a new business turns up and asks to be registered, they simply take one of these dormant, pre-registered companies and file a series of changes to bring it into line with the customers' business. The process is very straightforward and not very expensive, but it can take a little bit of time to get everything finalised.
VAT, or Value Added Tax is one of those things most business owners starting out probably won't think about until they need it. But even when it's your first day in business, you need to understand what the VAT threshold is, and if you need to be registered for VAT. Now (2017), the VAT registration threshold is £83,000, meaning that if your business' annual turnover exceeds this amount you must be registered for VAT. If you don't, you will face a series of penalties and fines. It's important to remember that this figure is always subject to change, so you should always keep one eye on the rates. However, very few start-ups expect to hit that threshold within the first year, so they don't register.
For some businesses though, registering for VAT is less about whether they 'need' to, and more about what is practical for them. For example, builders or trades that are buying from wholesalers will be charged VAT on everything they buy. If they aren't registered for VAT, that's just an extra cost to the business, but if they are, it means they can claim that money back. This means their spending is lower and they can operate more efficiently. When you're VAT registered, you can claim back any VAT you're charged on goods and services, and you will be ready to grow and expand. So, as well as working out whether you will need to register, think about if you want to register voluntarily before you hit the threshold.
To register for VAT, just visit HMRC's website here and follow the instructions.
As a business owner, you are required by law to have insurance. Regardless of what your company does, every business that employs one or more members of staff in the UK (that's all of them) must have a minimum of employer's liability insurance. This insurance covers the business if an employee who is injured at work, or became ill because of their work makes a claim for compensation. There are certain exemptions to this rule – mainly government bodies and non-limited family businesses – but they are few and far between. The minimum level of employer's liability insurance is set at £5 million, though most businesses will usually take out a higher amount.
Professional indemnity insurance (sometimes known as business indemnity insurance) protects your business if you are sued for negligently performing your services – even if you haven't made a mistake. So, for example, if a photographer was hired to take pictures of a graduation, but forgot to take a photo of the graduate with their family, professional indemnity insurance would cover them if the family decided to sue. Similarly, if a consultant gave some advice to a business to grow their sales, but the business didn't follow it and saw a decline in sales, professional indemnity would also cover any resulting lawsuit – even though it wasn't the consultant's fault.
Public liability is another insurance most businesses opt to have in place, even though it isn't a legal requirement. It covers you for damage against property or persons that you might encounter during your work. Certainly, in the professional world, many businesses won't or can't deal with you unless you have this insurance in place, particularly if you're working in the public sector.
If your business involves a lot of valuable equipment or assets, then equipment insurance is an absolute must. These policies are very varied, but will generally cover you for damage, loss or theft up to an agreed amount.
Drivers know motor insurance is a legal requirement, but many come unstuck when using vehicles for work-related activities. You might think that your current insurance covers you, but unless your policy includes business use then you're mistaken. If you're employing someone who's using their own vehicle for work purposes other than travelling to work, then you have a responsibility to ensure they are fully covered. This could be as innocent as dropping you off at a meeting – it doesn't matter – they still require business insurance.
Product liability insurance is a type of business insurance that can cover the cost of compensation claims if someone is injured or their property is damaged by a product that you've sold. In certain situations, you may be liable even if you haven't manufactured the product. Of course, this only applies if you are selling physical products and not services.
Cyber insurance is the new kid on the block, but it has quickly become indispensable to businesses who deal with customer data. This specific insurance protects businesses and individual users from internet-based risks, mainly relating to IT infrastructure and activities. If you're dealing with data of any kind, you should seriously consider this.
If you aren't sure what kind of insurance you need, there are plenty of people out there who can help you. Your local independent financial advisor, insurance broker or account can point you in the right direction here.
This section is short, and simply summarises the essential information for your business. This will include your business name, legal structure, a summary of your business idea, your aims, a financial summary and an elevator pitch. It's very much a broad overview at this stage – you get into the meat later.
Next, you will need to talk about what you will be selling. This could be products, services or a mixture of both. A good way to structure this is a bullet point list. You can then go into detail about what each of your offerings will involve. If you're planning to launch new products or services after a set amount of time, include them as well, along with a brief explanation of when and why you will launch them then.
Your third section is all about the market. Identify your target market and describe your typical customer, including where they are based, what prompts them to buy and what helps them choose who to buy from as well as their age, job, background etc.
Section 4 is all about market research. This shows you have done your due diligence and that there is a sufficient demand for your offering to warrant the opening of the business. You should combine desk-based research with field research to ensure you get a wide and accurate portrayal of the market.
Next, you need to include your competitor analysis. Make a table of your competitors including name, location, business size, products or service offerings, price, strengths, weaknesses and USPs.
This section should detail your marketing strategy, including what activities you will be doing, why you have chosen those activities and how much they will cost. This, along with the above 3 sections, can be substituted for an individual marketing plan instead, if that's your preference.
Your sales plan is closely linked to your marketing plan but instead looks at how you will convert the leads you gain from marketing into confirmed sales. Will you be hiring salespeople? What will your after sales process look like? How will deliverables factor into this? Everything from the moment a lead comes into your business to when the work is finished should be included here.
This section goes into detail about the operations and logistics of your business – the real nuts and bolts. Here you need to talk about any production processes, delivery logistics, payment methods, suppliers, premises and equipment needed to make your business work. Make sure you include any legal or insurance requirements, your plans for management, staff and transportation.
This part is all about costs and pricing. Work out and detail the costs of creating and delivering each product or service, how much you are going to charge for each and how much profit you make per sale. If you are reselling, how much markup will you be putting on to your products?
The final section of your business plan is a fully developed financial forecast for at least the first year of business, ideally with a 3 and 5-year plan included. This will include your personal survival budget, a detailed cash flow forecast, profit and loss (income statement) and balance sheet. Anything to do with finances needs to be included in this section, as this is the piece lenders are most interested in. If you need investment or finance to start your business, plans for obtaining and paying it back (if relevant) should all be detailed here. These documents show that you have put a lot of thought and planning into your business and that it can make you money. The predictions in these forecasts might not come true or might be underestimated, but if you have them there you have a guideline for your first year of business to keep you on track. You can use software like ours to help you prepare financial forecasts easily.
A marketing plan is your essential guide to promoting and growing your business. While your business plan takes care of the bigger picture, your marketing plan will focus in on how you will be putting your business out into the world. We talked about including a marketing section in your business plan (which covered the target marketing, market research, competitor analysis and marketing strategy)– and that's where all of this will slot in. So quite often, your marketing plan will form part of your overarching business plan.
From day one, the effectiveness of your marketing activities has a direct impact on your bottom line. It's the main engine that drives your sales, so to make the most of it you need a solid plan of action. It takes careful planning, research and a comprehensive understanding of the marketplace to develop a strategy that will ensure the success of your business. Without it, your efforts will never be as successful. But writing your marketing plan is more than just an exercise in writing down a whole bunch strategies and choosing one at random. The planning process helps you to understand the different factors that may affect your success and develop your plans in detail. It will help you hone your messaging, define your tactics for selling and help you start building up your online presence from day 1, giving you, a head start on many other businesses. It also helps with the management and control of your day-to-day marketing. When developing your marketing plan, you'll be able to allocate resources and budget to each marketing stream, plan for growth and track marketing efforts through measurable goals.
Before you can understand how to sell, you need to identify your target market. This means knowing the age, gender, background, lifestyle, location, spending patterns and so much more about your customers. You can find this out through surveys, interviews or just good old-fashioned Google research (believe me, plenty of people will have done it already and shared their findings). Once you can identify the buying patterns and motivations of your target market, you can then start planning how and where to meet those needs. Understanding these factors will help you focus your marketing approach to suit your customers. And of course, understanding your competition is important too. A marketing plan is not just a document of what your customers look like – it's a strategic document that helps you to assess the competitive landscape and decide strategies for winning customers over your competition.
If you're not sure where to start writing your marketing plan, then performing an audit of any marketing activities you've already done is a good place to start. Whether that's networking, leaflets or just your business cards, write them down and map out their success, relevance, total cost and return they have brought. If you're just starting out, then it's best to start with your competitor analysis. This means looking at your competition's marketing and writing down their strengths, weaknesses and what you like/don't like. This helps you to understand areas you can compete in, and will help you understand the direction you want to take. Also, to be included in your marketing plan should be a section on your target demographic and how you plan to target them, along with a positioning statement outlining any plans based on your research and an overall strategic plan.
The main benefit of a marketing plan is arguably not the finished plan itself. It's going through the planning process, engaging invaluable research and asking yourself important and sometimes difficult questions about your business. Overall, it helps you be clear about what you need to do to succeed and gives you a roadmap to get there. Sure, you could launch and run a business without a marketing plan, but why would you want to?
Now, there are plenty of business owners who do all of this themselves and do it very well. However, once you start to become busy, these tasks can quickly become overwhelming. That's why many businesses opt to hire accountants and bookkeepers instead, either internally or outsourced. By doing this, you are freeing up your own time and ensuring that everything is done correctly. It also means you have another set of eyes on your numbers, making sure you are covering your costs and not driving the business into debt. You may even find some firms that can carry out both functions for you, leaving you free to run your business efficiently.
Finally, you need to organise a workspace for yourself. Depending on the type of business you are running, this will vary quite a lot. For example, if your business is very computer based and it's just you, you may choose to work from home to save on overheads. This would mean you need to have meetings in coffee shops or at client locations, but it could save you a small fortune in bills early on. If you're hiring employees right away, you will need to rent an office space. Make sure you choose a location that is convenient for you (and easy to find), as well as competitive on price. If you're a retailer, you may need to find some premises, which will involve speaking to commercial estate agents, negotiating business rates and signing contracts. If you're a builder or tradesperson, you may be moving from site to site all the time, so only need a permanent address to store your equipment. In this case, storage units or even garages are cost-effective and convenient solutions. No matter what you choose, the important thing to remember is that the space needs to suit your needs, be affordable and give you room to grow. If you fail to factor that in, you could find yourself in trouble a few months down the line.
At Brixx, we work with startups in all spaces and industries to help them turn their business ideas into numbers. That means we work with aspiring entrepreneurs who have the creativity and the ideas but aren't sure where the numbers all fit in. We believe that creating great business plans needs no special qualifications and you don't have to be an accountant to get a good grasp of the financials of your business. Our software provides start-ups and established businesses with a way to forecast and stress test their cash flow in one simple, easy way, without needing to be a whizz at numbers. It also allows you to test changes to your business before you make them through simulations, helping create strong and secure businesses across the board.
Take a tour of our financial forecasting software to see how we can help you get your business off on the right foot.


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Burnett's Vodka unveils first redesign in 25 years
13th February, 2018 by Melita Kiely
Heaven Hill Brands has given Burnett's Vodka a packaging overhaul, the brand's first in its 25-year history.
Burnett's Vodka has undergone a packaging redesign
Burnett's has grown to become the fourth biggest vodka brand in the US, selling almost three million cases annually.
The 34-strong portfolio now boasts a taller bottle, refined brand logo and an updated closure. The name Sir Robert Burnett is also more prominent across the top of the bottle.
The flavoured expressions now feature illustrations of fruit where appropriate, while brand claims such as 'gluten-free' and 'made in America' are now also highlighted on the new bottles. The new look is available to purchase now.
Max Shapira, president of Heaven Hill Brands, said: "The vodka category is a powerhouse within the spirits industry and Burnett's Vodka is a force that we are committed to seeing continued growth and innovation on.
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Every scholar gets in a quandary when they are about to take the last call on their career prospects. The right decision will always save us from all the hard work which you may have to go through while pursuing our goals and dreams. Ukraine has so many options as several universities providing best world-class education, and all seem to be the right one too. But what follow next mode of payments, discrepancies in the degrees, financial assistance and practical training. The quality of teaching is assessed by the teaching staff and then by the technical facilities provided for training, Bukovinian State Medical University satisfies both standards. Bukovinian State Medical University is well known reputed university not only in Ukraine but also in abroad for its custom of training and for its highly adequate staff. for those who are willing to become a doctor with excellence and complete knowledge of their profession Bukovinian State Medical University is the best place.
Admission to UG and PG courses are open to all overseas students, who are meeting the qualification of Bukovinian State Medical University and of the respective country and the application fourm is accessible for the students from 1st of July to 1st of October of every year.
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ROCKLAND YOUTH ORCHESTRA ANNOUNCES SEASON NINE CONCERT!
Rockland Youth Orchestra (RYO) is pleased to announce its season nine concert.
RYO Appassionata will present Allegro in D for Strings by Vivaldi/Frackenpohl, MacPherson's Lament by Marshall/Phillips, Rainy Days by Yukiko Nishimura and the Second Movement of the Symphony # 1 by Mahler/Dackow.
RYO Con Fuoco will perform Romanze from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Hungarian Dance # 5 by Brahms/Isaac, Cumbia y Congo from Danzas de Panama by William Grant Still, and Perseus by Soon Hee Newbold.
The program will take place on Thursday, May 24, 7 – 8 p.m. at South Orangetown Middle School (SOMS) on 160 Van Wyck Road in Blauvelt, New York (10913).


Great time at the retreat bonding with a great staff and seeking God together. Spent some time listening to some podcasts from Andy Stanley on the 7 Practices of Effective Ministries. Check em out. Well worth it.
The Slopes: As part of the "bonding" experience, our staff spent the day at Homewood together. Hands down, the best day snowboarding ever. (Those others lame-os were skiing). The snow was incredible. And it was actually kind of a special way to celebrate the anniversary. The last time we were on those exact slopes, or in Tahoe period, was four years ago on our honeymoon. Going home after skiing wasn't nearly as exciting as last time.
Worship: Great Sunday experience. Talked about our roles as the "royal priesthood." Confessional coming soon.
Moving: After getting all moved and unpacked only 10 months ago, we moved again on Sunday. In the rain. Moved from Soquel to Santa Cruz, to the parsonage across the parking lot from the church. Good amount cheaper. Made it well worth it. With the retreat and all, weren't as packed as we would have liked. But we managed. Thanks to all who helped with the move.
Settling: The old house is all cleaned up. Built the shed in the new backyard, as well as a platform for it to sit on. House is full of boxes, and we leave town in 4 days.
Please tell me that's Caleb's juice you used!!! For some reason I'm thinking it's not LOL. Awesome shock factor pic. I love it. Hope you enjoy your new home, we love you all and hope to see you soon.
Ummmm…I'm failing to see the humor in that.
Wouldn't it have been funny if your tongue had gotten stuck on that snow!
Steph – Oh, but I am.
Anon. – I love Homewood too…and you are?
Gross! You know the first thought that comes to mind. I won't ask how you did that.
bobby marchessault, tell me you are NOT eating yellow snow . . .


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Bass Reeves (ur. 1838, zm. 12 stycznia 1910) – amerykański urzędnik wymiaru sprawiedliwości, jeden z pierwszych czarnoskórych zastępców szeryfa U.S. Marshals Service na zachód od Mississipi.

Życiorys
Urodził się w 1838 r. w hrabstwie Crawford w Arkansas w niewolniczej rodzinie należącej do ziemianina i polityka Williama S. Reevesa. Podobnie jako wielu niewolników w tamtych czasach nazwisko wziął od nazwiska swojego właściciela, imię zaś otrzymał po dziadku. Pracę na rzecz właściciela zaczął, kiedy był dość duży, by móc ją wykonywać. Około 1846 r. William Reeves przeniósł się wraz z rodziną i niewolnikami do hrabstwa Grayson w Teksasie. Z czasem został osobistym służącym i ochroniarzem oraz bliskim towarzyszem syna Williama Reevesa, George'a. Po wybuchu wojny secesyjnej George Reeves wstąpił do wojsk Konfederacji, zabierając służącego ze sobą i z czasem dosłużył się stopnia pułkownika.

Według swojej własnej relacji, brał udział w bitwach pod Pea Ridge (1862), Chickamaugą (1863) i Missionary Ridge (1863), jednak według rodziny Reevesów między 1861 i 1862 r. uciekł na Terytorium Indiańskie (późniejsze stany Kansas i Oklahoma), przy czym według jednej wersji zamierzał skorzystać z prowadzonej na Północy akcji wyzwalania niewolników, według zaś innej pobił się z George'em Reevesem po grze w karty. Obecnie uważa się, że faktycznie brał jeszcze udział w bitwie pod Pea Ridge. Po ucieczce schronił się między plemionami Seminole, Cherokee i Creek, ucząc się od nich ich zwyczajów, języków i umiejętności tropienia, a także ćwiczył się w strzelaniu z broni palnej, stając się szybkim i celnym strzelcem.

Po ogłoszeniu Proklamacji Emancypacji, nie będąc już niewolnikiem ani zbiegiem, opuścił Terytorium Indiańskie i zakupił ziemię niedaleko Van Buren w Arkansas, gdzie z powodzeniem zajął się uprawą ziemi i hodowlą zwierząt. Rok później ożenił się z Nellie Jennie z Teksasu i został ojcem pięciu córek i pięciu synów. Od czasu do czasu służył też jako zwiadowca i przewodnik dla U.S. Marshals w głębi Terytorium Indiańskiego na zlecenie sądu federalnego w Van Buren, który miał jurysdykcję nad tym terytorium.

Po przeniesieniu sądu federalnego dla zachodniego dystryktu do Fort Smith, 10 maja 1875 r. sędzią federalnym został mianowany Isaac C. Parker. W tamtym okresie Terytorium Indiańskie było obszarem, na którym ze względu na brak skutecznego wymiaru sprawiedliwości często ukrywali się przestępcy, a Parker otrzymał od prezydenta Ulyssesa S. Granta zadanie uporządkowania tego terytorium. Jedną z pierwszych decyzji nowego sędziego było mianowanie na stanowisko U.S. Marshal Jamesa F. Fagana i powierzenie mu zadania zatrudnienia ok. 200 zastępców. Fagan, wiedząc o kwalifikacjach językowych Reevesa i znajomości tego terenu, szybko podjął decyzję o zatrudnieniu go jako jednego ze swoich zastępców. Tym samym Reeves został jednym z pierwszych czarnoskórych zastępców szeryfa U.S. Marshals Service na zachód od Mississipi.

Jednym z jego najważniejszych osiągnięć było zastrzelenie w pojedynku 20 grudnia 1878 r. poszukiwanego recydywisty Boba Doziera. W 1887 r. Reeves został oskarżony o morderstwo służącego kucharza i aresztowany, ale został uniewinniony przez sędziego Parkera po procesie, w którym reprezentował go kolega, adwokat W.H.H. Clayton. W 1889 r. Reeves został przeniesiony do Paris w Teksasie, gdzie rozbił gang Toma Story'ego. Trzy lata później aresztował Seminola Zielonego Liścia, który ukrywał się od 18 lat za siedem zabójstw, a także Neda Christie z ludu Cherokee.

Po śmierci żony w 1896 r. Reeves został przeniesiony do sądu federalnego w Muskogee na Terytorium Indiańskim. W 1900 r. ożenił się ponownie, z Winnie Sumter. W 1902 r. Reeves aresztował po pościgu jednego ze swoich synów, Bonniego, który zabił swoją żonę w ataku zazdrości. Swoją karierę w U.S. Marshals zakończył w 1907 r. po utworzeniu stanu Oklahoma. Po odejściu z U.S. Marshalls podjął pracę jako policjant w Muskogee, gdzie służył do emerytury, na którą przeszedł w 1909 r. z powodów zdrowotnych.

W swojej karierze Reeves stał się jednym z najskuteczniejszych i najbardziej znanych szeryfów na tym terenie, aresztując ponad 3 tysiące i zabijając 14 poszukiwanych. Był ceniony za skuteczność, ale też pomysłowość i odwagę w szukaniu zbiegów, m.in. był znany z umiejętności ucharakteryzowania się i przebierania. W czasie swojej kariery, mimo udziału w licznych strzelaninach, nigdy nie został ranny, w tym zaś czasie zginęło na służbie 120 szeryfów. Był jedynym z zastępców szeryfa, którzy pracowali przez cały okres od 1875 r. do powstania stanu Oklahoma. Do końca życia pozostał niepiśmienny.

Zmarł 12 stycznia 1910 r. i został pochowany w Muskogee, jednak dokładna lokalizacja grobu jest nieznana.

Upamiętnienie
Jego życiorys jest uważany za inspirację dla postaci Lone Rangera. W 2007 r. most na U.S. Route 62 nad rzeką Arkansas, między Muskogee i Fort Gibson, nazwano jego imieniem. W 2012 r. brązowy pomnik Reevesa autorstwa Harolda Holdena ustawiono w Norman w Oklahomie (potem przeniesiony do Pendergraft Park w Fort Smith).

Przypisy

Amerykańscy policjanci
Postacie Dzikiego Zachodu
Urodzeni w 1838
Zmarli w 1910

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