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He found himself staring at a frozen stream, wondering what he was doing. Aro didn't need him. He had Sidra. Yet Raoth still couldn't leave the pack, still couldn't severe the tie keeping him with the male. It was painful, feeling that tug. If he could just break away he would have done it. Raoth had tried to do it several times, and always ended up coming back to the house. The worst part was that Aro cared for him, and always did things for Raoth. He was just another burden on the one canine he cared for and wanted to help.
Growing angry he smashed his fist against the ice, his knuckles cracking open on the impact. The small streams of blood didn't bother him, feeling the cold seep into his veins. What was he supposed to do? He didn't have a purpose, nothing that he was looking for to aid him or strengthen him. He was cut off. If only he could belong to just himself again. Amy had changed him though, and he wouldn't be able to be by himself ever again.
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Dusk Rephaim
There was no doubt that his Lupus form was most comfortable. Despite all the advantages of Optime living (namely height and use of hands), something felt simply right about having all four paws on the familiar ground. Not to mention, it was much more practical for traveling as he was, and the importance practicality seemed to grow in his mind daily.
Dusk Rephaim was a coyote of modest appearance, and so he also dressed modestly. Not a cloth or trinket could be found on him. He liked to think he was above such frivolities, but really, he was just too poor and unskilled to buy or craft his own garments. The Addiction family way was one of pure strength and glory in battle, after all; what use did one have for passive skills like fletching or woodcarving? Alas, one does not choose their family, Dusk thought wryly as he nosed around in the loam for a nice, stream-smoothed stick to work on. But one could choose their friends, and choose he did. Inferni had been good to him in the three months he had lived there. A motley bunch, the coyote clan was, but he could always count on them to accept who he was, and who he wanted to become. Some small regret lingered with him for deserting his flesh and blood, but for now, he was glad for his newfound home.
And there, poking out of the mud by the stream in front of him, was the very stick he was looking for, twisted and white like a dead man's hand. He trotted to it and planted his forepaws in the mud to heave it out. Out it came, and Dusk took it firmly in his mouth, feeling pleased. But with his feet still in the fine wet silt, he felt delicate tremors reach his paw pads. An animal downstream, surely, and it felt like a fairly large one. His mother always told him he'd be killed by his curiosity, but a fierce pride and sense of independence smothered that notion.
Another Luperci, he saw as he made his way down the frosty banks of the half-frozen stream. A dark male, thick hide riddled with scars, but curiously young-looking as he hunched over the icy water. Perhaps it was the taut, angry way his skin rippled over his raised hackles, or the way he crashed his great curled fist into the ice before him, but the figure emanated an adolescent moodiness. It was almost laughable to Dusk, who prided himself (perhaps a bit too much) on his own level head. The guy was a good foot taller than he was in his Optime form though, and pretty ripped to boot. Dusk was naturally light and swift, a full-blooded coyote, and while he could outrun this brute in an instant, he wouldn't stand a chance in an honest fight. He dropped the white stick in the mud at his feet, momentarily forgotten.
In his mind, he did the wise thing and stood his distance, instead taunting the stranger from afar. Careful, now, he said, and while his voice was lilting and mirthful, his eyes were guarded. We wouldn't want you to rip any new holes in that pretty black coat, would we? It'd fetch a pretty price at the Halifax market, should you decide to cash in. Looks soft as a hare's pelt, so it does!
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The scent of another brought Raoth's head up, sharp eyes staring at the coyote that stood there. He wasn't much different from himself with the grey colors that marked him. He looked weaker though, and rather ridiculous with the large pale stick in his mouth. Nothing more than a run of the mill coyote that didn't know what he was doing when he chose to push his nose in Raoth's business. He looked over the male, waiting to see what the other would say. When it was an insult Raoth was hardly surprised. He was used to such a thing, his anger waiting and willing to rise at the words.
A low growl dropped from the male's lips as he straightened to his full height. The contempt was clear as he looked him over, rolling back his shoulders. Lips lifting to show off a sharp set of fangs he looked at the laughing male. If he was going to try to take that pelt the idiot would find himself flying off. He wished he could insult the other in turn, but his muteness made that impossible to accomplish. His simple wish would have to be left left unfulfilled. At least until he had the coyote pinned and eating mud.
The stranger's growl was deep and guttural. He stood and turned slowly to face Dusk, revealing bared teeth and eyes that smoldered with rising anger. The rational part of Dusk's mind warned him of baiting this dangerous-looking fellow, but the voice was soft and he took no heed of it. With a vague sense of unease, he snorted in the silence, the sides of his mouth curling in a wide canine smirk.
Nothing? Don't be shy now, Dusk scowled, feigning offense. You know it's rude not to speak when spoken to.
It was all fun and games to him. He grew up a bored child, something of a prodigy in regard to his skill in stealth, at least in comparison to his siblings. He always had a rather aggressive sense of humor, unfortunately coupled with a knack for going too far. At less than two years old, Dusk had yet to grow out of these childish impulses. At the back of his mind, though, he knew he would pay for it in some way or another.
The smirk rubbed right into Raoth's sore spot. He couldn't respond back, all he could do was threaten. Well, that and carry out the threat. Raoth wasn't capable of giving more than that though. He couldn't insult the coyote short of stuffing his face in the mud. Or slamming that guy's head through the ice. That seemed like a fairly pleasant idea. That would get the guy to shut up. His eyes gleamed with the thought of how he would silence this new pest that had shown up in his life. His weight shifted slightly as he prepared to grab the coyote.
A sharp grin replied to that second comment. Raoth pushed himself forwards, rapidly covering the distance between them. If the coyote started a full out run through the woods Raoth was confident that he could shift down fast enough to keep up with the other. He might even let himself get carried away and use his secui form. Thoughts of revenge burned through his mind, claws swiping at the coyote with the ferocity that one would usually reserve for someone they hated to the core of their soul. Raoth was too rotted though, viewing the world through a haze of hate and pride.
The charcoal Optime responded to his childish quips with a look of purest loathing. There was a steely hardness in those glaring golden eyes that made Dusk do a double take. Suddenly it dawned on him: this guy isn't speaking because he can't speak. Shit, he's a mute. In his limited experiences, those who couldn't talk either resorted to extreme submission or extreme violence, and this kid seemed to be the latter. Dusk was beginning to regret initiating the encounter at all. Especially when the stranger charged at him.
The hell is your problem, The Lupine coyote spat as he darted nimbly from the tall male's path of destruction. The big guy was faster than he looked, Dusk realized with a sinking feeling. He wouldn't be able to dodge these blows for long, and he didn't think his opponent would give up any time soon. Not with the amount of insults I've thrown at him, Dusk thought with a wince. Well, this was where all that sparring practice would come in handy.
Dusk had the most experience fighting in his Lupus form, but there was no way he could take this guy on unless he was upright as well. Wood carving branch all but forgotten, Dusk sprinted a few yards behind the attacker, hoping to buy enough time to shift. He planted his back paws into the half-frozen mud at the stream's bank as they lengthened into padded feet. In a single motion, he opened his newly-shifted sinewy arms to his opponent and sprung, teeth bared at the turning opponent. Unfortunately for Dusk, the ground was slick with frost and his feet flew from under him with the force of his leap. At the same time, the scarred coyote hybrid had his clawed fist raised for yet another attack. He swiped at Dusk with enough force to fell a small tree, or so Dusk thought, because the claws caught his slipping, outstretched leg to leave a long, nasty gash across it.
Thrown completely off balance, Dusk missed the target and fell on his left shoulder into the mud. His right leg twitched in pain, apparently able to do nothing but spray little droplets of blood over the frosty ground. He snarled, this time genuinely angry, and flipped onto his back with his arms crossed over his chest in defense. As the tall male loomed over him, he kicked out powerfully with his left foot, outwards and upwards, at the leering battle scarred face. With any luck, the kick would meet its mark and the attacker may be stunned or knocked unconscious long enough for Dusk to limp back to Inferni.
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The sharp words only brought a deep snarl from Raoth. His problem was simple. It was that the world was filled with canines like the one before him that seemed to have nothing better to do than try to push down on him. That was just fine with Raoth though. He could fight. He'd knock them all down, one by one. This one was here right now, and he was the one that would find himself bearing Raoth's anger. The coyote managed to dodge him the first time, his hard blow breaking across the branches. Snarling he twisted around, the rage that was driving him beginning to blind him to anything but the coyote before him.
Twisting around to follow the coyote he smirked as he saw the change to optime. He'd just entered Raoth's area of expertise. He knew how to take down others in optime form. He'd been trained in it, drilled until he bled. Easily Raoth prepared himself to dodge the blow. A quick strike to the ribs could be done then. Luck was working with him, sending the coyote off balance. Sneering he swiped out, catching a leg as he went by. The blow was sharp, putting him even further off course. The wound was deep, and most likely would get ugly. Running forwards he faced the coyote, snarling with as much anger as him. The kick hit Raoth's arm, but it didn't stop him. He reached down to grab the coyote and slam him against the tree. Maybe carve into him, something to make sure he knew not to mess with Raoth again. Then he'd let him go.
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Rory McIlroy surprises by entering British Masters at Close House
Rory McIlroy's 2017 schedule isn't quite set in concrete yet, as the now 11th-year pro will be adding the British Masters on the European Tour to his schedule for the remainder of the year.
After the PGA Championship in August, McIlroy said he was giving thought to hanging up the cleats for the remainder of the year, getting healthy in his rib and back and then coming back strong in 2018. Then he entered the FedEx Cup playoffs, admitting there were outside influences -- probably sponsors like Nike and TaylorMade, as well the PGA Tour since he was the defending FedEx Cup champion -- which pressured him to see his way through the third leg at the BMW Championship before being eliminated.
McIlroy had suggested he would play one more time in 2017 after the playoffs, competing in the European Tour's Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland in October. It's a hit-and-giggle kind of event that's the European equal to the PGA Tour's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Now, McIlroy has added the British Masters, hosted by Lee Westwood at Close House, so he'll have two October European Tour events before shutting it down for 2017.
"I'm looking forward to playing my first British Masters for a while. I kind of had it in the back of my mind that if I didn't make the Tour Championship then there was a chance to tee it up at Close House, so I have decided to do that before finishing my season off the next week at the Dunhill Links," McIlroy said in a European Tour release.
He added, "Teeing it up next week gives me one more chance to end 2017 on a high as well. If I can sign off the year with a win or two in Newcastle and then St Andrews I would take so many positives into my six-week recovery period when I am going to reset mentally and physically and concentrate on getting myself in the right shape for next year."
The event is played opposite the Presidents Cup, from Sept. 28 - Oct. 1.
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Reflecting on F1's unveiled longest-ever calendar for 2021
Has Liberty Media been, as a famous doctor once said, "so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should"?
Jim Kimberley posted in Home Of F1
Formula 1's 2021 calendar will visit a record twenty-three venues across the globe next year. The growth of the calendar to such a length has seemed inevitable for a while. Liberty Media has openly been looking to reach a twenty-five race schedule, and they have now taken one step closer. But as Dr. Ian Malcolm famously said, perhaps Liberty has been "so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."
I've battled internally about the merits of such a lengthy calendar since the announcement. And we're still two events shy of that magic 25 tentpole figure. More races per year certainly sounds exciting from a pure viewer perspective. It gives us more opportunities to watch our favorite superstars race the most advanced cars in the world throughout the year. There will be more weekends with news and updates to keep track of with F1's ever-increasing coverage. And, of course, more chances of races turning out to be sensational, such as the most recent Turkish GP.
But equally, from a viewer's perspective, all of the above isn't necessarily positive. As we've seen for the past half-decade, if one team surges past its competition, running more races will just mean more Sundays where fans might tire of domination. In a busy world where having a smartphone that already inundates you with information, having additional weekends to keep on top of the going's on in F1 might be too much for some. And while having more events might mean there'll be a classic race somewhere in the supplementary Grands Prix, the chances are higher that there'll just be additional forgettable processions.
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So it comes down to perspective for a fan, then. Those who are already satisfied with the 21-race championship that F1 has run over recent years will be happy for more. If football fans can enjoy their sport weekly throughout the season, then a mostly fortnightly schedule is more than manageable. And the six races in seven weeks from Spa to Suzuka will be a treat to enjoy after the summer break.
But those who have been reminiscing for the old days of the mid-high teen events on a calendar will see twenty-three races and wince. I've spoken to friends who resign themselves to missing Grand Prix or flat out never watching any events in full. With families to look after, their weekends are hallowed time. A currently-understanding partner might become a little more frustrated if they lose their spouse for nearly half the weekends in a year to cars driving in circles.
One friend in the latter camp rightly questioned who the new races will please. F1 might lose my friend as a fan due to the commitment F1 is asking for, but who will replace him? There aren't any prospective fans who are saying something like, "Oh man, I'd love to watch Formula One, but only if there were more races." As far as he sees it, busy people like him will slide away, and there aren't fans waiting in the wings to replace them. So who benefits from the extra events?
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Well, one thing you cannot critique Liberty Media on is their desire to bring Formula One closer to the fans. Their F1 Festival events in London, L.A., and Miami allow those who can't afford F1 tickets or who wouldn't consider traveling to a Grand Prix the chance to be up close and personal with the cars. While that's great for American and British fans, spreading the sport's reach to more countries gives a similar opportunity to global supporters, too.
While that intent appears to be noble on the surface, the addition of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix for 2021 dilutes any sense of purity from the promoters. I love that F1 is as global as it is. But hosting Grands Prix at venues without heritage hasn't exactly resulted in stellar results historically. Remember those empty grandstands in Korea?
With the Saudi company, Aramco, having such prominent sponsorship in 2020, the 2021 visit to the kingdom is a highly transparent, financially focused move. While traditional venues with an existing fanbase such as Germany and South Africa go without, it doesn't seem right that the Middle East gains another race while they do not.
Of course, the only way we'll know how a longer-than-ever calendar feels will be to go through it. With or without the TBC event in April, which could drop the championship to twenty-two races, F1 will have its longest season in 2021. I suspect the number of races will be a baseline for the future, too, as we creep towards that twenty-five Grands Prix target.
Whatever time fans will need to put into watching F1, both next year and beyond, the real struggles will be for the race personnel clocking up their air miles. No matter what side of the fence you're on with the growing calendar, be it full weekends of viewing or the five minute YouTube highlights on-demand, make sure you give your sympathy to those men and women who will be giving up so much for your entertainment.
Originally published at https://www.fortloc.com.
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It's just becoming tougher for the teams, increasing the races. But as one who watches every single minute of Indian F1 live coverage (shame they don't show the buildups or the post shows) I'm excited!
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Indeed. I foresee some teams deploying two lots of race weekend mechanics etc. Us writers can't have two lots of people to watch and type though. So tough for us ;)
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When embarking upon any project, remodel or design & build, it is easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of decisions to be made. The list of decisions marches through the homeowner's mind. What kind of windows should I choose? What kind of handles do I want on this sink? What kind of shutter dogs should I choose? How about the style of siding? Making decisions that impact your project, are wise, efficient, and timely all depend on your process.
If you are a visual learner, this type of up-front decision making involved in a remodel or build can be difficult, because only when you see all of the pieces together do you feel confident you are making an informed choice. For those of you who are hands-on learners, lots of leg-work is involved to do in order to touch and feel products that will eventually make it into your home. Criss-crossing the town with samples and comparisons for days can be exhausting. For the theoretical thinker, there are many surprises when the plans that you carefully crafted in the virtual, precise world of spreadsheets, Pinterest, or architectural plans fail to take in variables that occur in real life. Just imagine for a minute each of these ways to gather information as the leg on a stool. When balanced, the stool is useful, when one 'way' soaks up too much time and energy and the others are neglected, the stool is useless.
The first step is ALWAYS to count the cost. Do the research. Pin away. Answer those basic questions: What do I need? What do I want? What is my vision? How much do I want to spend? Skipping this step and heading straight to show rooms can get you into some major pickles -- sticker shock or product overload, to name a few.
However, if you stay in the virtual world too long, you are likely to have trouble getting off the ground. The internet has a way of making everything look perfect, affordable (cheap, really), when the truth is that getting locked into a certain magazine-spread look and trying to replicate can be expensive and an exercise in frustration. Here's how to decide if you are spending too much time 'researching in virtual world' -- if you are spending two or three times more time and effort on browsing sites like Wayfair or Houzz instead of looking at actual products and talking to knowledgeable and helpful salespeople, you are becoming imbalanced. Your stool is about to tip over because it is not balanced!
Where to go look at product is another one of those decisions that can be mind-boggling. Here at BAC, we've spent years cultivating the best vendors in the Atlanta area. When Ben and Stephanie started looking for plumbing fixtures and windows, they went straight to the folks that have helped so many of Ben's client's over the years. Madeline at Ferguson's in Alpharetta was very knowledgeable and helped Steph navigate through the seemingly endless variations on a faucet to choose fixtures that are going to reflect her style, be of long lasting quality, and be within their budget. Not an easy task, but certainly doable with a little expertise to guide the way. To pick out their Enviroguard windows from local window manufacturer Precision Millworks, they headed to Lummus Supply to finalize their choices. Reid Lummus gave Stephanie the guided tour through trim styles & mulls. Using the North Carolina home as their style guide, they selected a wide trim, 9 light window with the mulls on the top only.
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Colorado woman charged for attempting to sell 99-year-old fetuses and fetal skeleton online
According to an X-ray conducted by the customs officials at the San Francisco International Airport, the package appeared to contain human-shaped remains.
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A Colorado woman has been charged for attempting to sell three fetuses and a fetal skeleton from the 1920s online. She was charged under the US prohibition of transfer of human fetal tissue law, according to reports.
Officials said Emily Suzanne Cain tried to sell bodies of decades-old stillborn infants in 2018. Investigation revealed that she acquired the specimens from a university lab collection and had posted about selling them for $20,000 on Facebook.
The incident came to light after a mail package from Canon City in Colorado addressed to the United Kingdom labelled "school teaching aids and T-shirts," caught the notice of authorities.
The package was flagged by US Postal Service workers due to its non-approval from the customs that certified the content did not contain dangerous items, an official statement in court records accessed by the Associated Press revealed.
Further evidence of Cain's involvement was found including her prints, reports said. Business cards labelled as "McGinty's Fine Oddities" were also found, reported ABC 10.
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The investigators found that the specimens belonged to Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska. While the university's policy states that such specimens are neither cremated or sold, Cain's post on her social media page revealed that she received the specimens from "a female friend".
Reports stated that the Cain described the acquired the specimens from a female professor who "is the head of the biomed department for a university who is downsizing and recently picked them up in a U-Haul trailer." The university stated that it is cooperating in the investigation.
The thirty-eight-year-old woman pleaded not guilty of charges on Tuesday. She was first arrested in Fort Collins and released on a $5,000 bond with an ankle monitor. The hearing of the case has been pushed to November 20 in US District Court in San Francisco.
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CAF asks EFA to move Ahly and Zamalek African matches from Borg El Arab Stadium
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Alexandria's Borg El-Arab Stadium ready for Ahly-Zamalek derby: EFA
The Confederation of African Football have sent a letter to the Egyptian Football Association requesting to move Ahly's Champions League quarter-final and the Confederation Cup quarter-final featuring Zamalek from Borg El Arab Stadium to another venue, the EFA announced on Friday.
The pitch of the Alexandria-based stadium has looked to be in poor condition in the last two games of the group stages of both the African club competitions.
Egypt's Ahly will face Mamelodi Sundowns of South Africa in the CAF Champions League quarter-final and Zamalek will take on Moroccan side Hassania Agadir in the same stage but in the Confederation Cup.
The quarter-finals are scheduled for the first half of April.
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Jails and prisons can be brutal places: suicide rates are at 84 per 100,000 compared with 11.3 in the community; homicide is 28 per 100,00 compared with 1.8 (Office of the Correctional Investigator, 2010). Slamming cell doors, fear and intimidation and frequent restraint in isolation increase symptoms in distraught mentally ill (Makin, The Globe and Mail, 2011); poor judgment makes them prey for victimization and bullying (Chaimowitz, The Psychoanalytic Digest, 2011). As conditions of deprivation increase, the likelihood of self-harm increases. Prison staff are not trained for this; there is not enough capacity, resources, or professionals to meet their increase in a system unintended for this (Office of the Correctional Investigator, 2011). Lacking capacity to conform to prison, they are unlikely to get parole. Released directly to the streets without treatment and few community services, they are at high risk of reoffending, beginning the cycle anew (Chaimowitz, The Canadian Psychiatric Association, 2011). In effect, in Canada today, mental illness is criminalized (Ottawa Citizen, 2012).


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HMRC has launched a range of new taskforces to tackle specific sectors which may not be paying the right amount of tax, including the legal profession, grocers and beauty salons.
The motor trade in Scotland.
The specialist teams, of which 30 have been launched since May 2011, will visit what it deems to be 'high risk trade sectors and locations in the UK', carrying out record checks and investigations.
David Gauke, the Exchequer Secretary, said: "We have made it clear that we will not tolerate tax evasion and we are determined to crack down on the minority who choose to break the rules. Everyone needs to pay the taxes they owe in full. It is not fair that at a time when most hard-working people are paying the right tax, others are trying to get out of paying what they should."


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Boreham Wood Football club are delighted to announce that Watford full first team will play Coventry City in a first team pre season friendly at Meadow Park this summer. The game will be played on Wednesday, 30th July with a 7:30 kick off.
Wood Chairman Danny Hunter said "the game will we hope showcase Watford's new summer signings and promises to be a great pre season work out, for both the Hornets and Coventry. We have always had a great relationship with Watford during my tenure as Chairman and as their pitch renovation works are ongoing, we were very happy to step in and help our neighbour out…"
Hunter continued "Our pitch is already in great shape, our ground looks great at capacity, and our newly completed 790 seater West Stand, will give Watford and Coventry around 1,290 seats in total. The ground capacity for this fixture is set at 3,500, as such due to the high demand, it will need to be an all ticket affair… It is a measure of how much our pitch and facilities have improved in recent years, that Watford are comfortable with us holding this fixture on their behalf. The tickets will now go on sale at our BWFC box office with the the rest of the details available on our website." Hunter concluded.
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'As artists, we're constantly growing and evolving, so it's really important to let go of things': the rising RnB ace and BRIT School alumni on overcoming imposter syndrome...
BRIT School alumni Tawiah chats to Rhian Jones about touring the world with Mark Ronson, tackling 'imposter syndrome' and hitting her songwriting stride…
This year, multi-talented London soul artist Tawiah is stepping out into the spotlight after a long struggle to reclaim her artistic career.
Her debut album is expected at the end of 2018 and arrives after 10+ years in music, where she's sung for Corinne Bailey Rae, toured with Mark Ronson, and signed to a management company and major label as a solo artist. The deals didn't work out, however, and it's taken five years to reclaim her independence and rediscover a confidence and clarity in what she creates.
'There were times during that five-year process when I didn't feel motivated, it was really tough,' she says. 'I had to come back to myself, before the deals and the tours, and remember what I do. When I was younger I had no care in the world, I was just doing my thing, writing songs and expressing myself. Getting back to that energy helped me. Also, what else am I going to do? I'm here to sing and write songs.'
The songs she's been working on for her debut are described as alternative soul stylistically, with lyrics written about relationships with family, friends and the church. 'It's about finding myself and finding my feet. The album covers a lot of personal issues,' she explains.
It was recorded live to capture the energy of performing with a band and featured musicians include LA legend Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, who provides strings. Hejira member Sam Beste is co-producer.
The record is also heavily influenced by a family trip to Ghana where Tawiah recorded snippets of speech and sounds. 'It opens with my dad and I having a conversation and listening to some highlife music in the background. There's another interlude where I'm walking through the market and you hear me interacting with a lady selling meat and singing a song. I love the energy of that, it's quite transportive,' she says.
Another standout moment on the album is a recording of her late great grandmother singing a favourite song. Tawiah adds: 'It's a hymn that's in the same key as the last song on the record called Mother's Prayer so leads into it. It's super special to have her on the album. Every time I perform it live it's quite emotional hearing her sing. She is with me at every show.'
Tawiah first found her voice as a four-year-old member of a gospel group at church. Growing up, she was introduced to gospel music by her mum, learned all about jazz, blues and soul from her dad, while her uncle opened the door to the hip hop and RnB world. Alongside the Spice Girls, a cultured young Tawiah's music taste included artists like Erykah Badu, Mary J Blige, Big Daddy Kane and Wu Tang Clan.
After choosing music over a career as a professional footballer (and a place on the Chelsea Ladies Football Team), she successfully auditioned for The BRIT School aged 14 thanks to improvisational skills as a then passionate clarinet player. It didn't take long to transition to singing and Tawiah spent an 'amazing' four years at the performing arts school which set her up well for a career on the road.
She recalls: 'I went on my first ever tour to promote the BRIT Awards album while there, we went around the UK and played five dates. It was incredible training to be on a bus, stay in hotels, get to venues and set it all up.'
Straight after graduating, Tawiah sang backing vocals for Corinne Bailey Rae and then toured with Mark Ronson for two and a half years, performing his 2007 album Version all over the world.
'It's funny because there is a video of me performing at Glastonbury and people are like, Oh my god, the crowd is so big, were you nervous? I was just having fun! It wasn't until I looked at the footage that I was like, Wow,' she says.
'Being able to perform in front of big crowds developed my performance skills and I've seen how tours run before embarking on my own as an artist, so I know what the expectations are for when I get on the road and do me.'
One of her biggest lessons learned during that time is how to manage health and wellbeing during disruptive schedules and what can often be tempting environments. Now, she takes her time, saves partying for the end of the tour, gets as much sleep as possible and finds time to exercise.
'I've had a few friends who struggled with the experience, drank too much and took too many drugs. Those are all things to consider and be aware of. You go on the road and think it's all glamour but it's also a lot of hard work.'
Now she's acting as her own manager, label, as well as artist, maintaining a healthy body and mind is perhaps more important than ever. Tawiah uses daily gym sessions to strike a healthy balance between studio time and life, and has learnt to push through her perfectionist tendencies. The latter is what was discussed during a panel on imposter syndrome hosted by PRS Foundation's Keychange initiative, which Tawiah is a part of, at Liverpool Sound City in May.
She says: 'There are a few different levels to imposter syndrome, and the one I really resonated with is when you're a perfectionist to the point where you don't end up sharing things. There's always one more thing or another mix to do before I'll consider music as being ready to release, and that's down to a fear of putting something out and having people be like, Meh.
'I've changed that mentality by realising that as a creative, I'm always evolving. So as long as the essence of your record is there, share it and keep it moving. We're constantly growing and evolving and it's really important to let go of things.'
A personal mantra also helps combat negative thoughts. Tawiah adds: 'Mine is "stay in your lane". If I see so and so doing this and that, I tell myself, stay in your lane, it's fine, what you are doing is all good. As long as you're being honest and there is integrity in what you're doing, keep going.'
Being involved in Keychange has introduced Tawiah to 'so many awesome women' throughout the UK and Europe, who have been sharing ideas and advice. She continues: 'It's really valuable, I've been a bit of recluse and Keychange has taken me out of that which I'm so grateful for! I also get to play Iceland Airwaves in November so I'm super excited about that.'
Tawiah also has her own label, Lima Limo, which was set up with fellow Londoners Hejira, and is where she released her EP, Recreate, earlier this year. The future of the imprint is open. She says: 'We will keep on doing what we need to do for Hejira and myself. If the right person came in to help us manage it, or the right label for us to license a record to, we'd be open. We just want to share and reach as many people as we can.'
As for future plans and ambitions, right now it's all about the album. Tawiah concludes: 'I want to get this first record out and then get on the road touring and see where I'm at. I've got tunnel vision at the moment!'
http://www.tawiahmusic.com/
Interview: Jamie Njoku-Goodwin, UK Music
'In 2019 the music industry was a £5.8 billion industry. We supported 200,000 jobs. We were seeing double digit growth and we were on a really positive trajectory. It means that what's happened in the past year has just been even more tragic. I see that my task is to try and get us back onto that positive trajectory.'
Interview: Samantha Togni, Boudica
'I want everyone to look at the event and feel represented. Role models can not to be mono-focused. I want to reach out to people who may not usually put themselves forward in spite of their talents and potential.'
By Maya Radcliffe 8 Dec 2020
Interview: Rob Davis
Following his appearance on The Songwriters Podcast, and to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Groovejet, M caught up with songwriter extraordinaire Rob Davis.


Here is more Product of Year excitement! At ALA Mid-winter, Clark Charbonnet is awarded the Product of the Year trophy by representatives of LibraryWorks. Debby Scheinholtz, Vice President of Business Development, on left and Jennifer Newman, Vice President/Publisher.


A very excited MummaB greets you today.
I've finally jumped onto the Linkup bandwagon. Today I'm launching a brand new Linkup.
I know all of you are #chic&stylish, if you'd care to join in I can see all your latest looks, and so will everyone else!
Hopefully things run smoothly with no issues or problems, let's keep our fingers crossed for that then hey?
But before that why don't we take a look at today's outfit?
Isn't it funny how we have these steadfast rules regarding style in our minds? I have tried and tested outfits that work for me, and tend to keep them in my head in imaginary 'little boxes', for instance a playful tee shirt I would only pair with jeans or wear under a shirt, another 'contained' look is an elegant pleated skirt with heels and a stylish blouse or jumper. Why don't I ever mix the two up? I see all the young and daring bloggers go for it, but I'm just peeping out of my box thinking "that won't look right on me" well that's just in my head right?
I've styled this regal red velvet skirt twice since I received it for Christmas, both my outfits have been typical of the modest way I tend to dress. So anyway last week scrolling through IG I found a young fun, & lively outfit with a blue pleated skirt, then my daughter sent me a screen shot and suggested I try it out! Nervously I searched my wardrobe - nothing popped out, onto second daughter's wardrobe - the possibility of a cute stripy blouse, nah not really! Into youngest daughters room and she had the perfect top - but, will it fit me? Thank god for stretchy fabric because it did.
Here's my 3rd look with my red pleated skirt. Catch the first one here and last months here.
The stretchy tee has horizontal stripes across it featuring cream and shades of orange, loving the long arms that I pulled down over my hands. Topped off with my faithful jean jacket as the weather was fairly warm today - and yes warm enough for no tights!
The baseball trainers made an appearance to finish off my casual outfit.
I surprised myself at how comfortable I felt in this outfit, so much so I wore it to meet my friend for lunch, only switching up my trainers for tan court shoes, and swopping the blue clutch for my tan leather bag.
I felt chuffed with my young and trendy style and feel I might have been converted!
I do hope you'll link up a post or two.
Link up your fashion and beauty posts below.
We all like to get compliments so please leave a nice comment when visiting two or three blogs.
Labels: Chic&Stylish., Denim Jacket, M & S, Red pleated skirt, Stripy top. Fashion over 50.
Jacqui, I think this is one of my absolute favourites outfits you've ever featured on the blog! It gives such a fun and vibrant vibe! I love it. And CONGRATS on launching your own link-up. I've been considering it myself but not sure whether to go for it or not lol! I love the name of yours and I'll be in here every week to support you, my lovely friend!!
I love this skirt Jacqui. I keep meaning to pop into town everytime I see yours to see if it is still in-stock-! I love how you have styled it, perfect with a denim jacket :) Thanks for hosting.
Good luck Jacqui, so pleased to join you in your first '#chic&stylish'. Great outfit.
Congretulations! And what a fabulous outfit you are wearing to your premiere! It looks damn good on you!
Hi Jacqui, well aren't you the adventurous one?!! It's a great idea to swoop on outfit pics you really adore and get creative and you've done this so cleverly. I'm a bit old-school, I see much of the trainers and skirts/dresses look and I'll take a raincheck on that one, given my legs! But you have the tap-dancing/ballet legs and you can rock the look! BTW, was soooo impressed when I read the bare legs bit - I haven't even thought about buying this year's instant tan yet! Hugs, m'dearie, x.
Oh I know Mary, very daring and I'm so pleased I did. thanks for stopping by and joining in. I need some colour on my legs too, the skirt was quite long to cover them up, lol. x See you again soon.
I do love this version with your skirt. In fact, I may have to try it myself!!
Red and denim go so well together don't they? Congrats on the link up!
Laurie, thanks for joining my linkup, I really do appreciate it. I wasn't sure about this outfit at first, but I=I'm so pleased how it looked. x See you again my friend.
That skirt is everything!!! You look so cute! Great new link up lady!
I love this skirt! It goes really perfect with that denim jacket. And I love that it's a bit of casual too with the sneakers.
Congrats on your linkup. Great outfit. I was thinking quite what we can get away with style wise. I see what works on 40 year olds and think I can do it and I do but wonderif I should. Seeing you do it is a yes.
I am completely enamored with that gorgeous skirt of yours!
I love your look today and am so excited for your link up! I will add you to my list and be back each week!
I love this skirt and how you've styled it Jacqui! I'd like to wear trainers with a long pleated skirt but I have big feet and always feel like a clown! Congrats on the new link up!
Love, love, love that skirt Jacqui! Especially with the sneakers!
It's great to try new things and get inspired! And I think this is a great outfit on you, I like the mix with the vertical 'stripes' in the pleats and the horizontal stripes on the tee.
Congrats on the new linkup!
LOVe that skirt! The color is so rich and bibrant and I love the casual way you styled it with a jean jacket and sneakers! You look great!
I love this so much!! Midi skirts are my favorite!
I love the jean jacket, they are always a great touch to any outfit, I like the red velvet skirt and how you paired it with white sneakers!
Red, white and blue-well what can I say-fabulous.And a jean jacket-you're tugging at my American heart strings. I took last week off so I linked up with my last post, but I am working on a new one as I am linking up. I am sure your linkup is going to be successful!
Jacqui, this combination is so fabulous! I would never have known that you were skeptical of pairing a tee with your gorgeous pleated skirt! I love the paradox of the skirt with a tee, denim jacket, and trainers. You are so adorable. Well done, my friend! I have added your link up to my link ups page, too! Thanks for hosting.
Great new link up! I'll be adding you to my regular link up list!
Hey we're both on a denim jacket kick! Yay! Thanks for letting me know about your new link up! Every Thursday? I'll be here!
This red skirt is beautiful! I love the sheen it has and the texture!


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Working at CCS > About Community Colleges of Spokane
About Community Colleges of Spokane
Founded in 1963, Community Colleges of Spokane is a dynamic community college district serving over 30,000students a year in Eastern Washington. CCS is a vibrant, comprehensive learning community – with educational opportunities for students of all ages and abilities.
Along with traditional college campuses, Spokane Community College and Spokane Falls Community College, CCS also delivers a variety of educational programs including rural outreach, business and community training, adult literacy services – and Spokane County Head Start/ECEAP/Early Head Start.
Learn more about the Community Colleges of Spokane here.
To develop human potential through quality, relevant and affordable learning opportunities that result in improved social and economic well-being for our students and our state.
Community Colleges of Spokane transforms lives and uplifts humanity, inspiring students to lead communities, build the nation and enrich the world.
Excellence | Access | Achievement | Stewardship | Respect
Community Colleges of Spokane District and Service Areas
Community Colleges of Spokane is a community college district comprised of two accredited colleges, Spokane Falls Community College and Spokane Community College. In addition to serving a large urban and suburban population in greater Spokane, the district provides educational services to rural communities throughout a 12,302 square-mile region in Eastern Washington. This region includes all of Spokane, Stevens, Whitman, Ferry and Pend Oreille Counties, as well as portions of Lincoln County.
Both colleges of CCS are accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities and governed by the Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges.
Appointed by the governor of Washington, our five-member board of trustees oversees administration, strategic planning and policy development for Community Colleges of Spokane. CCS trustees serve five-year terms and were most recently appointed in 2017.
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Community Colleges of Spokane District
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Q: Angular clearinterval not stopping interval I have following code where I start an Interval for changing page title when the user is on different tab and I receive an event from a Subject:
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How can I stop the interval in else block?

A: ClearInterval clearing the interval but not clearing the subscription, that you have subscribed to. It still there and executing the same line.
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We've been hearing from members about letters sent by Global Tech on behalf of CMS about their usage of CPT codes. These letters, which claim to be educational in nature, highlight billing practices that differ from the state or national averages for most other psychologists. In some cases the reports appear to mirror efforts we've seen on the commercial side to tamp down use of 90837. The letters educate psychologists about their claim history and remind them what the codes are to represent.
If you start hearing from your members about these letters, please assure them that APA is aware and we will be monitoring any subsequent actions. Members should not panic about legitimate billing practices; but it's a good time to remind them to follow CMS's record keeping requirements to the "T" in order to avoid problems.
It's worth noting that, thus far on the commercial side, we have seen no evidence of audits being conducted on psychologists who use 90837 more than their peers. If you discover that audits ARE being conducted as a result of 90837 usage on the commercial side, please let me know ASAP.
If you or your members have concerns about the letters from Global Tech, please have them contact our Government Relations team at 202-336-5889 or by email at pracgovt@apa.org.
Note: The APA, Practice Organization and consultants do not and cannot provide legal advice. Those seeking legal advice are advised to consult a licensed attorney in your state.


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On the News With Thom Hartmann: New Revelations on the Nationwide Foreclosure Fraud Scandal, and More
Jim Javinsky,
The Thom Hartmann Program
Jim Javinsky in for Thom Hartmann – on the news…
You need to know this. The foreclosure fraud scandal may be worse than we all think. An audit of 400 foreclosures in San Francisco found that 99% of them had "legal problems or suspicious documents." This new finding comes after the recent $26 billion mortgage settlement between 48 states and the 5 biggest mortgage lenders on Wall Street. Many argue that $26 billion is not nearly enough to compensate for the damage these banks did to millions of families through fraudulent foreclose practices – and this recent study out of San Francisco appears to back that claim up.
According to a new report from the Economic Policy Institute – President Obama's budget is good for job creation. Under the policies laid out in the budget – the EPI projects 1.5 million new jobs would be created this year – and another 1.3 million created in 2013 – to lower the unemployment rate by nearly a full percentage point. Republicans in both the Senate and House, however, have declared the President's budget dead on arrival.
In the best of the rest of the news…
President Obama's re-election campaign is hauling in the big bucks. In January – the campaign raked in 29.1 million – with mostly donations of $250 or less. So far – the Obama campaign has raised over $140 million – far more than any of the Republican Presidential candidates including Mitt Romney who's raised more money from Wall Street than anyone else in the race. Then again, when it comes to SuperPACs – the Republicans are doing far better.
Speaking of SuperPACs – Occupy Wall Street wants to get in the game too. A local Occupy Huntsville group in Alabama filed paperwork with the FEC to start their own SuperPAC – calling it the Occupy Wall Street Political Action Committee. For an organization that is working to get money out of politics – this seems like a fairly ironic move. But organizers say they want to raise money to support politicians like Bernie Sanders in Vermont and Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts who are working to get money out of politics.
Mitt Romney may not have won the Maine Caucuses after all. The Maine Republican Party announced it is officially reviewing the results of the caucuses held last weekend to see if Romney's 194-vote victory over Ron Paul holds. For the last week – the Paul campaign has cried foul, claiming that Ron Paul was the actual winner of the caucuses – but votes in Washington County – a Ron Paul stronghold – were never counted. If the review gives the win to Ron Paul – then it would be the second time this year that Mitt Romney was declared the winner of a caucus – only to have it be reversed after a recount.
On Thursday – the New Jersey Assembly approved legislation to legalize gay marriage. The state Senate has also approved similar legislation – so now the bill goes to Governor Chris Christie to be signed into law – making New Jersey the eighth state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. However – despite polling in the state that shows a majority of people support same-sex marriage – Governor Christie has vowed to veto the legislation. It's uncertain if there are enough votes in the state Senate and Assembly to overturn Christie's veto.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darryl Issa held a hearing on Capitol Hill Thursday on female contraceptives coverage in America. The only problem is – Issa didn't allow any females to testify. The all-male panel consisting of various religious leaders blasted President Obama's recent decision to force religious institutions to provide contraceptives coverage in their employee healthcare plans. Four Democrats walked out of the hearing in protest after the only female witness requesting to speak was rejected by Chairman Issa.
European leaders will finalize a 130 billion euro bailout deal for Greece that give the European Union sweeping new powers to manage Greece's budget. The bailout comes on the heels of days of violent rioting on the streets of Athens with building being set ablaze and firebombs being thrown at police. Greece has been forced to pass austerity package after austerity package to comply with the EU and IMF – even though it appears that with each new austerity package the Greek economy takes a turn for the worse.
America is losing her scientists and engineers. According to recent census data – the share of works in scientific fields dropped for the first time in 50 years. Only 4.9% of our labor forces consist of science workers –like engineers, architects, and software designer. That's a drop from 5.3% in 2000. Since 1950 – every ten-year census has revealed an increase in science professions…until now.
The so-called suicide underwear bomber who tried to blow up a plane headed for Detroit on Christmas in 2009 was sentenced to life in prison without parole yesterday. 25-year-old Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab pled guilty to the charges saying the bomb in his underwear was "blessed." Luckily – the bomb was also defective – and the would-be terrorist only managed to give himself a nasty burn on his genital as he tried to ignite it. He's also the guy we can thank for all of us having to walk through x-ray porno scanners now every time we want to fly on an airplane.
Journalists around the world are pausing to remember New York Times foreign correspondent Anthony Shadid – who died on Thursday after an apparent asthma attack in Libya. Shadid was a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner covering numerous stories across the Middle East from the war in Iraq to the uprising in Libya. He was 43 years old.
And finally…a Cessna flying over Los Angeles was intercepted by F-16 fighter planes on Thursday after the plane mistakenly flew into President Obama's airspace. President Obama was in Los Angeles for a fundraising trip. Once on the ground – authorities interviewed the occupants of the plane – and deemed they were not a threat to the President. However – a follow-up search of the plane turned up 40-pounds of marijuana. File this under drug-running FAILS.
And that's the way it is today – Friday, February 17th, 2012. I'm Jim Javinsky in for Thom Hartmann – on the news.
Jim Javinsky


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