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Deadline: 4pm, Friday 12th July 2019
Pathways to Production is an artist support programme led by Baboró, who has partnered with Druid, the Mick Lally Theatre, Branar Téatar do Phaistí, The Irish Theatre Institute (ITI) and Galway Theatre Festival, to support artists and young companies to develop their ideas with a view to presenting a full performance piece.
What GROW 'Pathways to Production' offers:
Space and time allowing artists to develop their ideas in a supportive environment.
Successful applicants will receive a bursary of €2,200 to further the development of their project.
Access to world-class work for children at Baboró International Arts Festival for Children, October 2019.
Opportunities to attend professional workshops and industry discussions at the Baboró Festival.
Access to venues, audiences, marketing and fundraising expertise.
Opportunities to share ideas and concepts in a safe, supportive environment.
Feedback via Liz Lerman's Critical Response Process Method – a widely-recognised method that nurtures the development of artistic works-in-progress through a facilitated dialogue between artists, peers, and audiences.
Access to support with recording your work via photography and videography
The exciting scheme involves workshops, sharing of works-in-progress with peers, as well as support in developing funding strategies. Baboró, Druid and the Mick Lally Theatre, Branar Téatar de Phaistí, The Irish Theatre Institute and Galway Theatre Festival will make our collective organisational experience and resources available to participants.
The Pathways to Production programme runs from October 2019 to October 2020.
Open to all artists at any stage of their career who wish to develop work for children and young people (0-18 yrs).
Artists/companies based on the island of Ireland.
A maximum of two artists/companies will be chosen for October 2019 – October 2020 period
Deadline for submissions is 4pm, Friday 12th July 2019.
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Galway City Museum Tours
This museum focuses on the history of Galway, with exhibitions covering everything from the traditional Galway hooker boat to local literary figures. Among the items in the collection are prehistoric stone ax-heads, a medieval cannonball, and an execution warrant for Myles Joyce, a local who was wrongfully hanged for murder in 1882.
Galway City Museum is designed to be explored independently, with informational text providing context for the various objects on show. Well-presented collections focus on topics including Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Iron Age history, as well as Galway during World War I and the Irish independence movement. The museum hosts occasional talks, family-oriented guided tours, performances, and workshops.
Things to Know Before You Go
Galway City Museum is a must for those interested in local history.
A café on the ground floor offers refreshments and views over Galway's landmark Spanish Arch.
Galway City Museum is wheelchair accessible.
Galway City Museum is situated in central Galway on the banks of the River Corrib, overlooking the Spanish Arch. If you're in the center of Galway city, the best way to get to the museum is on foot. Walking from Eyre Square should take just 10 minutes
When to Get There
The museum is open every day except Monday. It's typically busiest 12pm–3pm, so come early in the morning or in the late afternoon to beat the crowds.
The Spanish Arch
Galway City Museum sits beside the Spanish Arch, an add-on to the city's medieval walls that was erected during Galway port's 16th-century trading heyday. Despite its name, the arch itself has no known connection to Spain; its title, rather, is believed to reference the Spanish merchant ships that once docked here. Nowadays, the arch is a popular photo op for tourists and a busy sunny-day hangout, with people congregating here to socialize and to listen to street musicians.
Address: Spanish Parade House, Merchants Road Lower, Galway, Western Ireland, Ireland
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City Sightseeing Galway Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
Maximize time spent in Galway with a 48-hour ticket for the hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus. Explore the city at your own pace, hopping off the bus at any of eight tour stops to see popular landmarks including Eyre Square and the Salthill Promenade. Utilize the bus as many times as you wish during a 48-hour period.
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Galway is a quaint medieval city with a big heart, as you'll soon discover on this self-guided audio tour. Just download the VoiceMap app, click on Galway and choose "A meander through the medieval Quarter to the River Corrib". We will visit the key sites on this walking tour, with insights into modern Galway along the way. In the medieval quarter, you'll hear about events both surprising and some gruesome. Then we'll visit some of the famous and lesser known sites. The tour is narrated by a qualified Failte Ireland Tour Guide, Derek Spillane. Some of the highlights include: • Saint Nicholas Church and its 1651 map of Galway • The Spanish Arch and the City Walls • Wild swans on the Claddagh shore • Learn where the word "lynched" comes from • Discover who the Tribes of Galway were • Hear how Richard Martin founded the R.S.P.C.A and delve into the darker side to his character • Tips on how to spot the famous Claddagh ring
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Galway Top Highlights & Claddagh Village Walking Tour
Discover the medieval heart of Galway and learn about the origins of the city. With our small group tour you will enjoy a solid introduction to Galway city and its many must-see top sights while your expert local guide makes sure your tour experience is engaging and authentic. This tour is go-to for everything relating to Galway's history & heritage.
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Q: Send Axios.get() Data to the HTML I'm trying to make Axios.get() Send its Data to the HTML.
I'm Making To-Do app which as you guessed generates Todo list items on the page after entering value of the item in the input field(Also this items are being saved in the MongoDB)
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A: Assuming you are getting a list of items as a response like ['todo1', 'todo2' 'todo3']. Let me know if your response is different in structure.
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Walking Dead, season 1
April 12, 2014 in Random
I just finished Walking Dead, season 1. I know--I'm behind. And while I'm probably the last one who cares to finally get around to watching it, there will be spoilers in this post.
I can't figure this show out. The dialog is cheesy, but earnest. The acting, especially the physical acting and fighting, is not even close (how many times will Rick block Daryl's attempt to murder someone with the swim move football players use to avoid being blocked?). I can't tell if it's plot driven or character driven. I think it's just script driven (i.e. x happened because it was in the script). For example, why did they park so far from the CDC? So that when it blew up in the next episode their vehicles wouldn't melt, obviously.
Bottom line? Zombies, I guess. Based on the show's popularity among friends whose opinions in these matters I respect, I was expecting something more well-crafted (i.e. Lost*, Breaking Bad). Oh well, maybe the future seasons will surprise me.
*I did like the shout out to Lost (if this was intentional) in how they find a single person in a hatch, who has been there alone for some time, and who only lasts about an episode.
Tags: Walking Dead, Lost, Breaking Bad
Why does everyone hate opera?
Megan and I were talking last night about opera. She hates it (though she did really enjoy the one opera we've seen together--a BYU production of Le Nozze di Figaro). She doesn't like that style of singing. It's not an uncommon viewpoint among those of my generation and even the one before me. Seems that most people my age (who aren't musicians) don't like the high notes, the vibrato, the resonance of operatic (bel canto) singing. It is a little distracting for people who grew up with folk-derived music, with its more intimate, speechlike quality. My theory has always been that the rise of recorded music, with microphones and amplification, made the bel canto style obsolete. Bel canto ("beautiful singing" in Italian) was developed during the 17th century in Italy around the same time as opera grew out of more and more elaborate and complex art songs called madrigals. The rise in popularity of opera led to larger venues that required louder voices (which were also needed to sing over the expanding orchestras). The need for loud, powerful voices in large concert halls with large orchestras only increased with the demands of Romantic composers like Wagner and Mahler.
"Hey mister! I don't mean to be tellin' tales out of school, but there's a feller in there that'll pay you ten dollars if you sing into his can."
-Oh Brother Where Art Thou
The microphone let anyone sing and be heard over instruments in a large hall without formal training (required by bel canto). By the 1940s the most popular vocalists were crooners singing with the big bands. A generation later amplified singing had acquired a diversity that made bel canto seem inflexible and outdated. Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, the Everly Brothers, Smokey Robinson, Little Richard all had unique styles. Who among us can tell the Three Tenors aparts by listening? Just kidding... a little.
All this brings me to something I read this morning in book called The Beatles as Musicians: The Quarry Men through Rubber Soul (Walter Everett, Oxford University Press, 2001). Here's part of the excerpt from page 71.
...the solo singers of that time [the 1950s], spearheaded by Presley, make their expression as physical and individual as possible. What was at the time frequently condemned as the product of a lack of training (in a fiercely fought generation-defined battle of tastes) might conversely be appreciated as a new interest in expressive ornamentation, comparable to the situation created by the introduction of the Nuove Musiche at the turn of the seventeenth century.
What was condemned for lack of training, rock and roll, has become so common a generation later, that bel canto is foreign and difficult to comprehend (even when sung in English). Ironically, perhaps we've traded a condemnation of a lack of training for a condemnation of the pretentiousness of training.
Tags: Aesthetics, bias, opera, rock
Covers, part 2: Norah Jones
Forgot what we were talking about.... Megan: It reminds me of that Norah Jones song.
Me: "Don't Know Why"?
Megan: No, "Cold, Cold Heart."
Me: That's a Hank Williams song.
Megan: Well, now it's a Norah Jones song.
Link to the Hank Williams version.
Tags: country, cover
10 Albums that Changed my Life
March 01, 2009 in Random
Here's my bloated version of the ubiquitous Facebook note. I wanted this list to reflect albums that actually had a major impact on my relationship with music, not just a list of my favorite albums. These don't seem nearly as cool as some of the lists I've read.. oh well.
Nirvana - Nevermind
I was at a middle school dance when someone gave the DJ/PE teacher a new tape. The DJ announced that this was a new song, and he'd never heard it before. It's hard to describe my emotional reaction to the first four chords of distorted guitar and the nasally gravelly, indistinct voice that matched the guitar and created a sound we would call grunge or, ironically, alternative. I guess it wasn't as new as I thought at the time, but most of the pre-Nirvana music was alternative, underground, and punk, none of which I was familiar with. I've often bristled at the notion that Kurt Cobain was the poet of a generation and that "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was that generation's anthem, but when you heard it, you felt the ground of pop music shift under your feet.
John Cage - Sonatas and Interludes
This was my first exposure to prepared piano. To prepare a piano, one places screws, paperclips, erasers, chains, paper and anything else between, around, and on top of the piano's strings. The material used as well as the placement on the length of the string offers an infinite number of possible timbres. Many have compared the overall effect to a percussion ensemble being played by one player on one instrument, and the first time I heard Sonatas and Interludes I did not suspect a piano.
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour
This is the first of many on this list that may not be the most representative of a particular band, but happened to represent my first exposure to that band. I was introduced to Magical Mystery Tour when I was in high school and it seemed refreshingly unpretentious compared to rock acts who tried too hard to be authentic. The tunes were hummable, even kind of cheesy. But, that seemed more authentic to me. I liked "Fool on the Hill" and "I Am the Walrus." But, I especially liked "Blue Jay Way"... maybe because my mom hated it.
"The White Album" blew me away when I finally heard it. The Beatles I had grown up on had been grossly misrepresented I decided. The Beatles I had known were the favorites of old people who listened to golden oldies on the radio. I despised "I Want to Hold Your Hand" and "Love Me Do." I wondered why no one had ever played "Helter Skelter" or "Happiness Is a Warm Gun." I even loved "Rocky Raccoon."
Doc Watson - Ballads from Deep Gap
Deep Gap is a small Blue Ridge Mountain community on US 421 just east of Boone, North Carolina. It's where Doc Watson has lived all his life, and it's about 20 minutes from where I live now. Here again, there are better, even Grammy-winning, examples of the genius of Doc Watson, but I bought this one because I liked the title.
Pearl Jam - Ten
This is probably my favorite album ever. I learned to think about timbre by trying to figure out how they could make their guitars sound so many different ways. They combined wah-wah with distortion and chorus to effectively hide the Who's strong influence. They used flanger to sound like steel drums. And Eddie Vedder's voice didn't sound like anything I was used to.
Michael Jackson - Thriller
I cried when I was 6 or 7 and my parents wouldn't buy it for me. Whenever it was my turn to rent a video, I picked the making of "Thriller" even though it scared me to death. I loved all of it, but especially "Human Nature" and "Billie Jean." And "The Girl Is Mine" was my first positive encounter with Paul McCartney. My favorite arrangement I've done is a marching band version of "Billie Jean."
George Crumb - Black Angels / Makrokosmos III
Black Angels taught me that contemporary music could be beautiful even if it wasn't always "pretty." Before that I thought that composers were just trying to out-weird each other.
This is the most recent release on the list. Fantastic, well-crafted songwriting. Made me stop trying to pretend that rock wasn't sophisticated.. or maybe it made me realize that rock was a sophisticated artistic outlet.
Public Enemy - Apocalypse '91
You could say I was just another white kid listening to gangster rap in the early 90's. I'm not arguing--but it did get me thinking about people in other situations. The anger was intoxicating, and all the "Yeah, boyeeee"s were simply thrilling.
Bach - Mass in B minor
My first choral album. It set far too high a standard for choral music in my opinion.
Led Zeppelin - "Four"
I think I used to listen to this on LP before we got the CD. I'd play "Stairway" on the piano with the stereo turned up all the way. Made me realize that even a pianist could play rock. Plus I loved all the literary allusions to Tolkien.
Morton Feldman - Why Patterns? / Crippled Symmetry
Schoenberg talked about emancipating the dissonance, but Feldman, at least for me, emancipated the rhythm. No discernible meter or patterns makes this music float with nowhere to go. That's freedom.
Guns 'N Roses - Use Your Illusion
Much more polished than Appetite for Destruction, this represented the last big push for the ill-fated band. The perfect mix of Axl's industrial rock and Slash's sense for lush melodies, songs like "You Could Be Mine" and "November Rain" balance this double album. I know Appetite might seem more authentic without its orchestral arrangement, but Illusion had a bigger impact on me for that very reason. At that time I thought the bigger the production the better.
Béla Fleck and the Flecktones - Live Art
Electric banjo, drumitar, two saxes in one mouth, and bass. What else do I need to say?
Bill Evans and Tony Bennett - The Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Album
Maybe not the most cleverly named album, but it says all it needs to. Here is a singer singing like a instrumentalist and a pianist playing like a singer. "Some Other Time," "When in Rome," "Young and Foolish" and of course "Waltz for Debbie" are the best examples. I used to listen to this every night on my way to piano gigs in the hopes that it would rub off on me.
Tags: Bach, George Crumb, influences, Morton Feldman, new music, pop, rock
Collaborations Part I: Willie and the Wheel
February 18, 2009 in Random
Tomorrow night I'll see Willie Nelson with the Western swing band Asleep at the Wheel. I have a second row seat, and I couldn't be more excited. When I was a kid I remember listening to Red Headed Stranger on vinyl, but I don't remember being particularly impressed. In high school, one of my best friends regularly played "Whiskey River," turned up really loud. I remember thinking that his voice had some character, but I wasn't wild about it. Later, when I was in college, a co-worker lent me a Willie Nelson greatest hits album. If Willie's voice is an acquired taste, that's when I suddenly acquired a liking for it. Collaborations have always excited me because I get the sense that there is something more authentic about it. It's like a pick-up game between a couple of usually polished performers. One of the exciting things about awards shows, for instance, is the collaborations--Neil Young and Pearl Jam, Elton John and Eminem, etc. Willie has sustained an entire career as a collaborator.
(is it me of does Kris Kristofferson look like Tom Daschle?)
In the early 60's he wrote a string of country hits for other performers including "Crazy" and "Hello Walls." In the 70's he collaborated with Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Kris Kristofferson in the country super-group The Highwaymen. Some of his collaborations did not seem very inspired, like his 1984 duet with Julio Iglesias, "To All the Girls I've Loved Before" (though it made the Billboard Top 100 that year).
His work in the jazz idiom has likewise seemed a little forced to me. That is, when he sings with a jazz band such as last years recording with Wynton Marsalis, Live from Jazz at Lincoln Center. In my mind, his versions of "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain," and "Georgia on My Mind," are standards, but with the jazz ensemble, his intimate, soulful voice is forced to compete with a powerful, almost violent, din.
I think he found his best fit near jazz with the Texas swing band Asleep at the Wheel. This is the depression-era music he says he grew up with. The Western swing style is to Willie what gospel was to Ray Charles. After working at the pinnacle of jazz, he is returning to his jazz-influenced roots. The dixieland and swing are unmistakable in the music of Asleep at the Wheel. I really didn't know much about them until this show came up, and after listening to some of their stuff I'm even more excited.
Tags: collaboration, country, jazz, swing
Covers, Part I: Where are they now?
I virtually ran into Chris Cornell the other day on the iTunes store. I was looking for Alien Ant Farm's cover of "Smooth Criminal" and happened upon Cornell's cover of "Billie Jean" (long story). I hadn't heard much from him since his Soundgarden days (except for the brilliant Audio Slave) and felt like I found an old friend. Here's a video I found on YouTube.. this seems like the most legal way to share music (sorry about the cheesy pictures, etc.).
I've long considered Cornell's voice one of the most inspired in rock music. And now I find he's lending his voice to inspirational music. Enjoy Schubert's Ave Maria:
And now, so as not to be called a tease, here is a bonus: Alien Ant Farm's "Smooth Criminal"
Tags: cover, pop, rock, Schubert
Is Music Grading a Bad Thing?
Here's a blog post from composer Daniel Wolf regarding the Texas Board of Education's University Interscholastic League. This is an organization that controls athletics and music in Texas schools. For those of us in music education, the UIL governs a lot of what we do. The North Carolina Bandmasters Association uses some of the UIL structure in its own concert festivals regulations. Now, it may seem strange to combine scholastic sports with music. Goodness knows the two seem to be in constant competition with one another. I think there is something utilitarian and super-efficient about this Texan bureaucracy, and I think that's part of what has appalled Wolf. We artists shun the notion of categorization (at least explicitly), and the idea that some group of jocks in Texas might somehow influence music education around the country is intensely offensive. I'll leave it to the linked article above to explain the details of the UIL and how this influence is wielded. I will say, however, that the North Carolina system does not govern marching band festivals, nor is it governed directly by the North Carolina Board of Education. I think there are obvious benefits to grading music for adjudicated festivals--mainly, it is necessary to divide bands by their levels of proficiency. Comparing bands of greatly differing abilities isn't very useful. Thus, the bands choose their music from a list that arranges a finite number of compositions by difficulty. My middle school band is playing Grade I, the easiest because we're a small band with mostly beginners. It wouldn't make sense to be compared with larger bands with more experience.
However, where I am most interested in Wolf's point is the idea that this set-up introduces bias into music education. I agree wholeheartedly that it does. The list is finite. There is a procedure for adding other pieces, but I haven't looked into it. The system makes it too easy to buy from the publishers and composers on the list. I can't see why the list can't be evolutionary and infinitely expandable. Sure, have a panel of conductors to review new music for difficulty, but not for anything else. There's no reason to exclude any new music; let the individual teachers decide what they want to play.
Not only is there an exclusionary bias inherent in having a list, there is also a bias in the band world against new music, and that doesn't help our students. I am rehearsing Terry Riley's In C this semester in honor of the groundbreaking piece's 50th anniversary. The piece has no meter, no key, no phrasing indicated, no dynamics, no parts, and not even any instruments indicated. A typical adjudicator wouldn't have anything to judge. But, the notion that music must have all these elements was discarded decades ago--at least outside the band world. Inside the band world, these are the foundational elements of music. I'm not suggesting we stop teaching students these concepts, but let's keep going. Let's show them aleatory music, improvisatory, atonal, music. That extended techniques and experimental timbres in the music of George Crumb are powerful. And most importantly, that these new music concepts aren't novel or weird--that you can phrase Schoenberg just like you would Brahms... or Swearingen.
Tags: band music, bias, Brahms, composition, education, George Crumb, new music, Schoenberg, Terry Riley
And now's the time; the time is now
Welcome to my new music blog. I plan to write occasionally on new music, composition, popular music, aesthetics, and anything else that pops up. I'll also share links I run across. Be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed, and feel free to leave any comments you have--I enjoy discussions more than pronouncements.
Tags: Aesthetics, composition, cover, film music, new music, pop


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Coolycarney, Ballindaggin, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford – Auction Report
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The lands at Coolycarney
SOLD DECEMBER 2022 – Valuable C. 14 Acre Holding With Derelict Residence & Yard For Sale By Online Auction on the Friday 16th December At 4pm In 1 Or More Lots
Today's auction was our final auction of 2022 and was eagerly anticipated since its launch. Auctioneer David Quinn noted strong demand from local farmers and business people with almost fifteen registered bidders. The property was guided at €12,000 per acre in advance of the auction.
The property is suitable for a range of farming enterprises and will be offered in the following Lots:
Lot 1: C.1 Acre
Lot 2: C. 9.7 Acres With Derelict House & Yard
Lot 3: C. 3.3 Acres
Lot 4: The entire
On the day of the auction bidding on Lot 1 opened at €5,000 and quickly rose as far as €11,000. Lot 2 opened at €80,000 and reached €130,000 after initial bidding. Lot 3 started at €30,000 and finished at €60,000 after the first round of bidding. This meant that a bid in excess of €201,000 would have to be placed on Lot 4 (the entire) for it to remain an option.
It was immediately apparent that there was strong interest in the entire (Lot 4) with prompt bids of €221,000, €231,000, €236,000 and €241,000 being made. As a gap had opened up between the entire and the separate lots, the auctioneer ran back through Lots 1 to 3 before taking client instructions. A new bidder on Lot 1 brought the c.1 acre plot up to €13,000, a flurry of additional bids on Lot 2 increased the offer to €200,000 for the c. 9.7 acres with derelict house and yard but there were no further bids on Lot 3.
Upon returning to the room, David Quinn opened bidding on the entire, which now needed to beat the combined total of €273,000. For the second time of the day, it was clear that there was serious interest in Lot 4 as bidding jumped from €283,000 to €308,000 in the blink of an eye. Although the auctioneer, gave the individual lots a chance to make up the lost ground, there were no further bids on Lots 1 and 2, meaning that Lots 1 to 3 were withdrawn and Lot 4 (the entire was placed on the market).
With three bidders battling for the entire, there was fierce competition right until the end of the auction. Bidding resumed at €310,000 continued to surge upwards towards the €350,000 mark before settling down. Following a couple of bids prompted by the warning of the auctioneer, the hammer ultimately fell at €360,000 (€25,700 per acre). The purchaser was a local person with equestrian interests.
Speaking after the auction, David Quinn commented that "this was a truly remarkable result, well above the typical price of €15,000 per acre paid for similar holdings. It was great to end the year securing a record price. I would like to congratulate the purchaser on their acquisition."
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Final Fantasy 16's release date just hit a major delay – here's what happened
27 December 2021 by robz
While Square Enix originally had plans to debut new PS5 footage for Final Fantasy 16 by the end of 2021, it's now looking at the middle of next year, instead.
According to the game's producer, Naoki Yoshida, it's all because Covid messed up the team's communication and work practices.
"When we last spoke, I promised I would have more information on Final Fantasy XVI sometime later in 2021," Yoshida wrote on Twitter. "However, I regret to inform you that I will be unable to keep that promise, as complications from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic have delayed the game's development by almost half a year."
Apparently, not having the team in one central location really took its toll on development, and is the root cause of the delay. "This has unfortunately hampered communication from the Tokyo office, which, in turn, has led to delays in – or in extreme cases, cancellations of – asset deliveries from our outsource partners," Yoshida said.
Delays are expected for Final Fantasy but this may be the worst, yet
As of right now, there's no hard release date for Final Fantasy 16, which makes sense considering how little we know about the game.
Fans have speculated that the game could be released in the middle of 2022 – somewhere around June of next year – but that now seems like a complete longshot.
That said, games in the main Final Fantasy series rarely come out that close together. Final Fantasy XV was released back in 2016, while its non-MMORPG predecessor – Final Fantasy XIII – was released way back in 2009.
With about seven years between each modern release, Final Fantasy 16 could be looking at 2023 or even 2024 as a new potential release window.
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Evansville-based Accuride said it will invest $21 million over 36 months to improve Gianetti's manufacturing in exchange for its majority equity position, which it is acquiring from the MW Italia wheels division of CLN S.p.A. of Turin, Italy. The parties did not disclose the size of the ownership stake changing hands.
For the nine-month period ended Sept. 30, Gianetti generated net sales of $28.7 million with an adjusted pre-tax operating loss of $2.2 million.
"Acquiring a majority stake in Gianetti Ruote establishes Accuride as a tier-one wheel supplier to Europe's leading commercial vehicle OEMs," Accuride President and CEO Rick Dauch said.
Founded in 1880 as a producer of wheels for agricultural equipment, Gianetti Ruote today supplies European producers of trucks, buses and trailers with steel wheels produced at its manufacturing and engineering center in Ceriano Laghetto, near Milan, where it will continue to be headquartered.
"I believe that our agreement with Accuride will prove to be an extraordinary opportunity for Gianetti to be not only a European player, but a global one," said Gabriele Perris Magnetto, CEO of CLN S.p.A.
Gianetti added capacity for car and truck wheels in the 1920s and later obtained licenses to produce steel truck rims from Firestone Steel Products and cast-steel spoke wheels from Dayton Steel Foundry.
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Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka? The Labyrinth's Nightmare 3
The labyrinth's nightmare 3.
Kumoko's appearance is described.
The labyrinth's nightmare ③
The monster that transferred in front of the Arch Taratect's corpse was a spider monster.
Compared with the huge Arch Taratect, it's a considerably small spider monster.
It's overall black, and there's a white pattern on the back.
The pattern is like a skull.
Among the eight feet, the front two is bigger than the other feet, having a shape like the sickle.
And, the eight red eyes glare at here.
My body freezes unintentionally to that glance.
I understand that my subordinates who have gone ahead tremble.
Even though I directed them to be prepared no matter what happens.
This can't be helped.
If such a thing appears suddenly, it's rather impossible to not tremble.
Such monster is like a king who reigns over the place.
Just by looking at the appearance, I tremble with fear.
It's as the report.
I understood it at first glance without the need to appraise it
That is not an existence that we can do something about it.
「O-Oooooo?」
I look at the source of the strange groan voice, and Ronant-sama greatly opens his eyes wide and shake himself.
Don't tell me even such a powerful person was put to fear?
The Haki that the monster emits is not a trivial matter. (TL note: One Piece)
Perhaps, it might have the intimidation-type skill, but even it's like that, but I don't think that a powerful person like Ronant-sama can fail in resisting it.
「Ronant-sama?」
「How, how should I say it. Impossible. Impossible. What is this? What is this?」
「Ronant-sama!?」
「A-Ah. Sorry」
「That monster, it has outrageous amount of skills that are multiple activated continuously in such a natural style. Impossible」
Ronant-sama must be seeing the power of the monster's activated skill that I can't see.
It's hard to say that the muttering Ronant-sama has normal mentality.
Although it doesn't seems that he's confused by the fear, the situation is not good.
Because the spider monster that was calm a while ago reveal its anger now.
It's completely motivated.
And, the soldiers that are affected by the anger hold their weapon instinctively.
If it becomes such a situation, there's no way I can bond a friendship.
The discomfort that attacks me suddenly.
This is "Appraisal"?
Don't tell me that the monster is appraising here!?
That's ridiculous!?
I have never heard a monster that can use "Appraisal".
I activate the appraisal stone to confirm it.
And, I'm dumbfounded to the appraisal result.
A terrific status.
A huge amount of skills.
Such a thing, it's impossible to win.
「Wha-!?」
Apparently, it seems that Ronant-sama has activated the "Appraisal" almost at the same time as me.
The voice of surprise leaks from his mouth.
「Ma-Magic Extremity!?」
It seems that Ronant-sama is paying attention to one of the skills that the monster, Ede Saine has.
Certainly, I have not heard and seen of such skill.
No, it's not just that.
There are many skills that I have not seen before in the Ede Saine up until now.
The skills that I have seen before as well, there's a lot of high rank skills.
However, my surprise didn't end there.
It's when I'm looking at the skills one by one.
The appraisal result disappears suddenly, and a text 『Appraisal was obstructed』 is displayed.
Obstructing the "Appraisal"?
I have not heard that such thing is possible.
「P-Please wait! Please show it more!」
「Ronant-sama! Please return to sanity!」
I scold the frenzied Ronant-sama.
And, I shout at the same time.
「Withdraw! There's no way to win! Withdraw at once!」
However, the shout was too late.
Eight people at the most front fall.
I don't know what happened.
It seemed that the Ede Saine did nothing.
However, it was there and only staring at here.
With that alone, eight soldiers fell without any harbinger.
Which skill?
Because I was not able to confirm all its skills, I don't know what effect it has.
However, even if I don't know, the situation has moved.
The Ede Saine begins a strange action as it is.
It's peeling off its own skin.
The soldiers trembled to the strange spectacle.
The soldier who saw his comrade fall attacks the Ede Saine.
However, the sword doesn't reach, and his body broke by the wall of soil that thrusts out from the ground.
Among the skills that were able to be confirmed, the "Soil Magic" should not be there.
Although there's an unknown magic called "Abyss Magic", all the other magics should have been checked.
The "Soil Magic" should not have existed in there.
「What!? It can construct magic from scratch without using skill!?」
Ronant-sama shouts.
Can such thing be done?
No, the Humans strongest magician is showing this much discomposure.
It's probably impossible normally.
It's not the time to keep my cards.
If I don't use all of my cards, we can't overcome this difficult situation.
If everything is used and it's overcame, it can be said that we are lucky.
Summon.
My "Summon" skill level is 4.
In other words, I can summon 4 monsters in this place.
I have no choice but to use these 4 to gain time for the soldiers to escape.
How much time can be gain against such monster?
The summoned monsters appear.
Bird-type, Kirecock.
Turtle-type, Rock Turtle.
Tiger-type, Febelt.
Water Drake Suiten.
Normally, these are powerful monsters that are too valuable to be used as a sacrificial pawn.
At the same time as I make the summoned monsters to attack, I call out to the soldiers for withdrawal again.
Mr.Sloth 7 September 2015 at 23:23
First? Thx for the chapter.
f5 master race!
Aye :D
Aquarilas 7 September 2015 at 23:51
Thanks for the new chapter!
Smart summoner, all different elements
Arnold Jayeola 7 September 2015 at 23:59
Old pervert
But too bad he's not Kumo chan's type..
If it were that Middle aged guide then it would have been a totally different matter..
That uncle is quite cool and good-looking. He's my preference.
If he smile while smoking a cigarette, he seems to look extremely good.
Crap, that is good.
I might chase him and ask him.
heh kumo chan is so cute lol :P
She's into older guys
kurosu 8 September 2015 at 01:18
haki ?? shouldn't it be aura ??... well theorically it's the same.
Well... I wonder what will happen.
ChiPsiUp 8 September 2015 at 05:17
Monsters? More food!
Itadakimasu~
Nik 10 September 2015 at 05:55
「How, how should I say it. Impossible. Impossible.」
Kumoko-chan too stronk. :-P
Joshua 27 February 2016 at 13:27
As Kumoko herself would put it: nai waa~
haikal 31 January 2016 at 11:26
Darnn. Kumo-chan is really scary divine beast
I have a feeling those 4 summoned beasts would eventually evolve into Seiryu, Genbu, Byakko, and Suzaku if the summoner was allowed to live and somehow grow stronger.
To think he was just a greedy power old man
Firebomber 2 June 2016 at 13:24
Yaay chicken meat, turtle meat, tiger meat, and another drake meat!
Catch them
Weedle 16 July 2016 at 15:56
They stand no chance against GM spider-chan
Am i the only one that would love to read a story were kumo-chan agreed to contract with mr.summoner and went on wacky kumo adventures.


Jack Nicklaus, age 20 and the reigning U.S. Amateur champion, played in his second Masters. He made the cut for the first time at Augusta and tied for 13th place. Defending champion Art Wall, Jr. did not play, due to a knee injury. The purse was $87,050 with a winner's share of $17,500.
Third place finisher Dow Finsterwald received a two-stroke penalty after the second round for violating a local rule, practice putting on the green following the conclusion of a hole, and lost the title by two strokes. The incident had occurred in the first round, and was self-reported after the second round after he was informed by his playing partner Billy Casper that it was not allowed. Instead of leading at 139 (−5), Finsterwald was tied with Ben Hogan and two others for second place after two rounds at 141, one stroke behind leader Palmer at 140.
Palmer was the sole leader after all four rounds and was the second wire-to-wire winner at the Masters, following Craig Wood in 1941. Subsequent wire-to-wire winners were Jack Nicklaus in 1972, Raymond Floyd in 1976, and Jordan Spieth in 2015.
The 36-hole cut rule was slightly modified this year to include all golfers in the top 40 plus ties or within 10 strokes of the lead. Previously the cut rule at the Masters (instituted in 1957) was top 40 plus ties. Three golfers made the cut at 150 (+6) who would not have made the cut under the previous rule.
The Par 3 contest was introduced this year, and three-time Masters champion Sam Snead won with a score of 23 (−4).
Defending champion Art Wall, Jr. did not play, due to a knee injury.
Finsterwald carded a 69, but incurred a two-stroke penalty for violating a local rule.
^ a b "Palmer's 72 keeps him 1-stroke up". Milwaukee Sentinel. UPI. April 10, 1960. p. 1-sports.
^ Wind, Herbert Warren (April 18, 1960). "Gasps for a fabulous finish". Sports Illustrated. p. 12.
^ a b Gundelfinger, Phil (April 11, 1960). "Palmer's rally wins in Masters". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. p. 1.
^ Bartlett, Charles (April 11, 1960). "Palmer's birdie-birdie finish wins". Spokesman-Review. Spokane, Washington. (Chicago Tribune).
^ a b c "Snead cops Par-3 test at Masters". Milwaukee Sentinel. Associated Press. April 7, 1960. p. 6, part 2.
^ "Palmer's blazing finish wins Masters by one". Milwaukee Sentinel. Associated Press. April 11, 1960. p. 2, part 2.
^ a b c Grimsley, Will (April 9, 1960). "Finsterwald penalized, Palmer's 140 tops Masters; Hogan tied for second". Youngstown Vindicator. Ohio. Associated Press. p. 10.
^ a b "Masters golf scoreboard". Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Associated Press. April 9, 1960. p. 15.
^ "Palmer's 67 leads Masters". Milwaukee Sentinel. Associated Press. April 8, 1960. p. 6, part 2.


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Ah yes, tis a classic.
:o lol he actually has his own site Yeah it was cracking me up.
hahaha, I found out about this a while ago. He's got 4 doom 3 vids, and i think 5 hl2 vids.
i like how he says, "oh it's not real, it can't hurt me" he kills the pinky demon just fine, then screams at the smoke just afterwards.
ooooh i gotta watch this... edit/ LOL thats awesome.
LOL! This guy is hilarious. Like i found doom III freaky at first but then it was boring after.
I own all your avatars.
What's their site again? The dudes who made the video.
A complicated google search yielded this unprotected directory which seems to have all the videos. This video needs some re-hosting badly though... ...still no clue who made it. Sorry.
I can't remember the site either, but it was something like meshandmike.com/net/org.
Oh, lol and the whole time I was searching for a Mike.
Haha I was searchin for Mike too, stupid Pulse stuck in my head. Spank ye kindly.


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Myspace.com – With nearly 115 million members, MySpace is still a force to be reckoned with in the social networking world, but Facebook's simpler interface and broader appeal has eclipsed MySpace's early popularity. MySpace continues to attract a younger crowed, and is useful for sharing music. But you'll not find valuable business networking going on here.
After you're up and running on the social networking sites, make sure you look into industry groups, organizations or associations and join them. Even if your business is still in its nascent stages, these groups are usually open to all who are interested. You'll learn a ton, have an opportunity to find out what's going on in your industry and meet the people in your field. Mingling in these groups, online or in person, will keep you abreast of industry news, trends, and resources as well as expand your network.
Well? What are you waiting for? Get out there and start meeting some people.
Great ideas and fiscally sound as well. Do you have any recommendations about the best way for search engines to pick up your site?
1)Update your content often and 2)link to other sites.
Thank you Michelle, I'll try that and keep you posted.
I just want to add to what Michelle has said. Updating your site regularly is a good thing because it makes sure that your regular visitors will come back. The content, however, shouldn't be dragging and boring so that the visitors will stay in your site, read through what you've written, and even leave comments.


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Breathtaking scenery, the Arctic Circle, train rides, cruises, vibrant cities, and so much more await you on this marvelous Scandinavia and Russia tour. Scenic highlights include a fantastic, overnight cruise from Copenhagen to Norway in first-class, outside, two-berth cabins with private facilities with dinner included; a train ride between Oslo and Bergen, considered to be one of the world's most scenic train rides; a ferry ride from Sweden to; and a spectacular ride on the Flåm train with some of Norway's most magnificent scenery, including Kjosfossen Waterfall, with its water cascading down the mountainside—a special experience offered by Globus.
Spend time in the Arctic Circle—land of the "Midnight Sun"—where you will visit the North Cape Visitor Center, marking the endpoint of the European mainland. Here, stand at the sheer cliff rising 1,000 feet from the Atlantic Ocean and feel like you're at the end of the world. In the Arctic Circle, also enjoy ferry crossings on the Ullsfjord and Lyngenfjord, which offer breathtaking views of the Lyngen Alps, with their blue glaciers, and mountain peaks rising more than 3,280 feet directly from the fjord. Visit Alta's rock carvings, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, demonstrating a human settlement dating from 4,200 to 500 BC. Admire crystal-clear streams, sparkling lakes, tundra, and forests as you head south to Finland's Lapland and cross back over the Arctic Circle. Special experiences offered by Globus are highlight visits to the Santa Claus Village, where you receive your Arctic Circle Certificate, and to a Husky Farm. Your flights from Oslo to Tromsø and from Rovaniemi to Helsinki are included, and three nights in Helsinki allow the opportunity to join an optional excursion to Tallinn, in Estonia. In St. Petersburg, visit the world-famous Hermitage Museum, magnificent St. Isaac's Cathedral, and enjoy a Russian specialty dinner.
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With the print queue open, you can easily see which jobs are printing and which ones are waiting to be printed. Click the "Start" button and select "Printers" or "Printers and Faxes" from the menu. A window opens up showing all the printers you can access.
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Drug Free Can Be Just As Debilitating As Drug Abuse
In January 2006, the U.S. Congress stated: "Too little is known about drug abuse, especially the causes, ways to treat, and prevent drug abuse." Coping in a chemically altered world without drugs to restore the balance can lead to chronic medical disorders. One of the most devastating consequences is a "panic attack". Left untreated, a severe panic attack can lead to suicidal ideation as it produces uncontrollable anxiety. Imagine experiencing a pain so severe that will only end with death.
Quantitative Drug Administration Mathematically Defined
At the 2007 International Drug Policy Reform Conference in New Orleans last December , Richard Gicomeng unveiled the first mathematical model that shows the relationship between Drug Use, Drug Abuse, Chemical Dependency, and Anti-Drug Disorder, the four approaches to drug administration. The Dose-Time Scale, an x,y graph, which defines drug quantity as the sole factor that distinguishes abuse from use. This model highlights the artifacts born from an absence of education that has been caused directly by the war on drugs. The posture of anti-drug disorder, tells us that no matter what, sooner or later, those who are attracted to drugs are prone to develop a "drug problem". That's because in the American society there is no such behavior as drug use. Only drug abuse and chemical dependency are recognized. Drug use is synonymous with drug abuse and anti-drug is strangely regarded as politically correct behavior.
2008 SEP 18: Changing Attitudes About Drug Use
How long will it take for the U.S. Government to adopt more pro-positive attitudes about drug use? Attitudes about drug use have shifted long ago as measured by the number of drug policy reformists and dwindling numbers of anti-drug proponents. All that many Americans want and need is a good, old-fashioned, strong, charismatic leader who can bring about an end to the violence and deliver a drug policy that is sensible.
Negative attitudes about sorcery and witchcraft prevailed throughout the Medieval period and are embedded in religious and cultural traditions today... Thomas Brattle, the Massachusetts Bay Colony merchant whose letter to the Salem magistrates presiding over the infamous witch trials, eliminated spectral evidence that resulted in verdicts favorable to the defendants, thus, ending one of the grimmest periods in American History. Government hostility towards its enemies has always spawned ignorance and fear... but today, drugs have taken center stage as "public enemy number one" ever since Richard Nixon gave drugs such christening in 1971. Nearly 40 years have passed, millions have died in the WOD, and billions have been impacted. The spotlight must be on transforming attitudes about drug use.
Here's Your Chance to DIE FOR YOUR COUNTRY!
...just don't expect to get any medals of honor! Here's the battle plan for 2008 right from the ONDCP. Find out why they are stepping up the war on drugs during the last year of George "cokehead" Bush's reign. Are you a target? So far, there have been millions of false arrests, millions of ruined lives, and it's no wonder why the battlefields have the poorest healthcare record. More DEA means fewer healthcare providers are willing to take the risk to provide medications for pain. Notice how some states -- like Idaho -- have no DEA. Meanwhile Idaho, home to wealthy Hollywood socialites, has by far more illicit drug trafficking from Canada than any other state. Compare this map to declining property values! It isn't the drugs. It's the drug LAWS that are making mincemeat out of our real estate and our economy!
The War on Drugs is a Moratorium on the Evolution of Humanity in the Electro-Chemical Age
Richard Gicomeng's Presentation for the 2007 International Conference on Drug Policy Reform
2007 December 5, 6, 7, & 8 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
MS PowerPoint Presentation now in HTML format. Click on the icon and allow a few minutes to download. Be patient! Why not clean your desk space while you wait.
It's Cool to be "Drug Free"; But "Anti Drug" is Offensive, Malicious, and a Disorder.
Should non-violent drug offenders be subjected to vigilantism? Should ordinary people who take drugs for medical reasons be subjected to abuse? What about self-medicators? What about anyone...? Being "drug free" is a plausible achievement, but for many, it is impractical. There are many people in our society who use drugs to achieve normalcy in their lives. If you're having difficulty determining what Gicomeng's message is, here's the best place to start. This will give you a clear perspective of why we feel there needs to be a radical revolution rather than simple reform. Here you will find the foundation of why Drug Use Education (DUE) is so important and hopefully anyone who fears drugs will realize that the concern here is for a healthier, more productive society because the drugs themselves are nothing to fear, the quantity and other factors are what needs to be controlled. And that we can accomplish....
Every Body Has A Brain
A Different Shade of Gray
Richard Gicomeng's Presentation to the 2nd Annual Conference on Methamphetamine, AIDS, & Hepatitis;
2007 February 1, 2, & 3 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Drug Use Education (DUE)...
We teach our kids how to drive a car... swim in water... we don't teach them how to get into an accident or how to drown or just say 'NO!' Then why do we teach our kids about drug abuse...? Drug use is not a crime, a disease, or a disorder. DUE brings kids into hospitals and clinics to learn pharmacology, nursing, and medicine. The purpose of this program is designed to strengthen healthcare and promote knowledge, safety, and responsible drug use.
STOP! The War on Drugs
Potentially 19 million American citizens remain unable to work due to lack of a controlled substance to treat chronic disorders. Since the war on drugs was launched in 1971, almost 15 million deaths worldwide have been implicated to the war on drugs. About 25% of the current US prison population of nearly 2.4 million remain incarcerated for non-violent drug-related crimes. The healthcare system in the US continually degrades every year because the war on drugs undermines the ability of providers to treat patients. If you are looking for 15 of the most powerful reasons why to end the war on drugs, you'll find it on this page prepared in June 2007. This is just the tip of the iceberg.
The 2008 US Presidential Campaign: More of the Same?
Last year's U.S. presidential election will not have a desirable impact on drug policy for anyone. The Obama administration has made a conservative move to preserve the climate of fear and ignorance that has resulted in a society where the educated recognize the president's failure to revolutionize drug policy as a fatal error while the uneducated and undereducated cling to the hope that turning drug abuse into a medical anomaly will prove effective, while the absolutely stupid members of society cling to the hope for a Drug Free America. Healthcare resolution begins with providing all citizens with medical training and Drug Use Education...
Hatred from Oppressed Drug User Wannabes
There's a difference between a loved one who is concerned about someone's drug abuse and a loved one who intimidates, threatens, and berates a drug user. Anti-drug disorder(ADD2) is very real in our society. It exists in government, healthcare, and every business. Because it's recognized as acceptable behavior, it's become commonly used by even those who use and abuse drugs. Apply a little common sense. It's not acceptable to hate anyone for any reason. ADD2 is often violent, threatening, discriminating, and it has been a direct cause of student gun violence, gang warefare, and police brutality. Any behavior that causes harm or is overly punitive is abnormal and must be stopped. It is the number one reason for stopping the WOD.
Comparison of Chemical Substances
The US government gets an "F" in their mission to control the most dangerous substances. The chemicals they control are just the ones that they don't want you to have because they might be useful to you. We analyzed 4 substances that are considered "recreational drugs". Surprisingly, the one that was considered the least harmful and often prescribed for six-year olds, is a controlled substance. The two that cause the most harm are available to the public. The fourth is made in a clandestine lab.
The Yellow Rose Mission
The Yellow Rose Mission was launched in December 2006 by Richard Gicomeng. The purpose of the mission is to form a network of volunteers who campaign against the promotion of ignorance, death, drug abuse, and other abnormal behavior associated with the war on drugs. Our team members join us because they are fed up with the high mortality of victims who are often entrapped. Today, the mission is a team of more than 5,000 volunteers from various cities who campaign on the Internet and door-to-door. We don't ask for money. We want your time. JOIN US!
richard@gicomeng.com
"Junkies" in the White House
Here's some useless trivia for you. Or maybe you'll find it very useful! What is the difference between the Clintons and the Bushes? The first families have bizarre attitudes and practices with drugs. Laura Bush sold illicit drugs on a regular basis while in college and the Bush family are regular drug users. The Clintons are adamantly opposed to drugs. Both families have shown a great deal of interest in keeping up the drug war. DRUGS BELONG IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE NOT POLITICS!
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The War on Drugs is Genocide Imposed by US Government
For Sacrificing Their Lives In the War on Drugs -- The Purple Heart
Drug war victims who gave up their lives in SWAT raids -- many of them innocent women and children -- remain the unsung heroes of a war that should have never been. They should be remembered as should those who accidentally overdosed from drugs or those in law enforcement who gave up their lives that have already been eulogized and remembered. Here is the recommendation for changes in AR 600-8-22 to include those who gave up their lives for American freedom which is expected to be introduced to the 111th Congress in 2009 along with a Drug War Remembrance Day, June 17, to commemorate those on the day that the war had begun. With over 145 million U.S. citizens impacted by the WOD and 77% of the general public disapproving of the WOD, this is extremely likely to pass and predictably have a domino impact to end the the war.
Not Prison,
Employment Puts an End to Addictions
During the administration of George W. Bush, drug use and abuse in the U.S. doubled as a result of the presidential administration's fear tactics, increasing incidents of self-medication, and the inability of many to find jobs. Loss of employment doesn't stop drug abuse. In fact, unemployment is the foundation for drug addiction. After an 8-year reign of terror, what drug users in America need is the chance to work.


There's a lot to be gained by playing around with those settings though.
Ah, the Natalie Dormer lookalike model!
First thing that comes to mind is Translucency. Maybe you're applying presents for the Translucency, that come with the product.
Open the Surface Tab, and choose one part of the skin (Torso for example), and see if the Translucency value and/or colour changes from one model to the other.
Yes, couldn't help myself with that one.
The answer lies in the skin Surface settings. You should tell use what settings you use, or better, share a print screen of said settings.
Oh.... I'm not asking anything, just making a statement about how much you can actually change without changing skins, and looking for other peoples experiences with it.
When I have some settings that I think makes a big difference, I'll share them - but for now, I'm just trying to figure out what the different settings does and what combinations works well.
Well, Translucency is one of those settings that make the skin reflect different hues of colour.


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Louis Tomlinson Weighs In On Justin Bieber's Canceled Tour
'To a certain degree, when you're signing up to something, you should see it through'
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A week after Justin Bieber canceled the remaining dates of his Purpose World Tour, his musical peers are sounding off on the abrupt move.
The latest musician to comment is Louis Tomlinson, who shared his thoughts in an interview with 92.3 AMP Radio.
"Obviously, you have to be in a good position mentally," Tomlinson said, when asked about "the right thing to do" in Bieber's position. "But I also think, to a certain degree, when you're signing up to something, you should see it through."
Bieber kicked off the Purpose World Tour way back in March 2016 and performed 154 shows before axing the remaining 15 dates last week. Tomlinson is no stranger to lengthy, grueling world tours himself, but the former One Direction singer stressed that committing to his fans is his top priority.
"There's never enough that I can say or do for the fans, and I honestly think people can forget that," Tomlinson said. "At the end of the day, it's the people who are buying the records that are putting you where you are."
Besides Tomlinson, John Mayer has also spoken out about Bieber's tour cancellation. He defended the pop star on Twitter last week, writing, "When someone pulls remaining dates of a tour, it means they would have done real damage to themselves if they kept going. We've lost so many great artists lately. I give Justin [thumbs up] for realizing it was time to call it. You should too."
The bottom line — in both Tomlinson and Mayer's eyes — appears to be this: Bieber has to take care of himself before he can be his best self onstage. Here's hoping he's on the upswing.


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Member Research and Reports March 28, 2014
Columbia Student Co-Authors Research on Women Authors of Cancer Trials and Studies
While the representation of women as authors of academic publications has been on the rise, little was known about the number of women who led clinical trial research in oncology publications. A study co-authored by Mr. Nicholas Moloci, MPH student in the department of epidemiology at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health and colleagues at the University of Michigan analyzed over 5,000 PubMed citations designated as controlled trial or clinical trial to determine the gender of first and corresponding authors as well as study sponsorship. The findings are published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
March 21, 2014 "Iowa Alumnus Appointed Medical Director at Wellmark Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa" April 4, 2014 "ASPPH Working with NIH to Identify Prevention Research Application Reviewers"


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TODAY spoke with consumer campaigner Christopher Zinn who revealed how Aussie homes could save hundreds with reforms recommended by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) and shared the details of these new offers.
TODAY: This conversation hasn't just been happening since the ACCC report, this is two or three years in the making isn't it?
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TODAY: So what's the special deal for Today Show views via 9Saver?
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Ink Out Loud: Mighty mondegreens
Mandy Feder
Ink Out Loud
My brother Steve and my daughter Miranda are both wrong-song-lyric-singers.
After a summer in Maine with Steve, Miranda said on the drive home from the airport, "How cool it was that Tom Petty sings about Maine."
I looked at her, puzzled. "In what song?" I asked her.
"You know, 'Free Fallin','" she said.
I sang the words in my head and I could not figure out for the life of me what she was talking about.
She popped the CD in the player and sang: "I want to glide down over Katahdin."
Whoaaa! She really thought Petty was singing about the highest mountain in Maine named by the Penobscot Indians?
"Mulholland, Miranda, you know, in L.A.? California, where we live?"
She's stubborn. So, Katahdin it is, and it makes me laugh every time I hear the song.
Some Texans have their own version of that song. Referring to the same artist and song, the Huffington Post published, "… errors include a firm belief that Tom Petty wrote "Free Fallin'" while vacationing in the Texas Hill Country, never mind his mention of 'Mulholland' and 'Ventura boulevards,' he clearly croons about "a long day living in the cedar."
Get Miranda and Steve together and you end up with a montage spanning from CCR singing about the "Bathroom on the Right," 38 Special's, "Hold on Goose Feet" and my personal favorite, Alanis Morissette's "Cross-eyed Bear That You Gave to Me."
"Bathroom on the Right," became so common that CCR actually sang it during a few shows.
When we were kids, Steve, one year my senior, stood and patriotically sang, "Jose Can You See by the donzerly light," as we held our hands over our hearts at a New York Yankees game. He also donned a thoughtful expression as he crooned Neil Diamond's "Reverend Blue Jeans."
Most people have heard someone sing along to Johnny Rivers' — "Secret Asian Man."
Misheard song lyrics are called mondegreens. Some of the most common mondegreens are as follows: Elton John's "Tiny Dancer," is often sang as "Hold me closer, Tony Danza." Jimi Hendrix "Kiss the Sky" — "Scuse me while I kiss this guy." A line from the Beatles "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," blunder — "The girl with colitis goes by." The "Boss" as an equine fan with the smash hit, "Everybody's got a Hungry Horse." Bob Dylan's, "The ants are my friends and they're blowin' in the wind." An Eurythmics fan sang, "Sweet dreams are made of cheese."
What should have been a dirty chorus according to the band Foreigner, crossed someone's lips as, "I'm Just a 30-watt Bulb."
And now a few from the peanut gallery: A 3-year-old boy sang, "I like big trucks and I cannot lie," and an 8-year-old girl sang along to Katy Perry, "I kicked a squirrel and I liked it." My friend Melody told me when her son Max was a pre-schooler, he took great pride in belting out the AC/DC lyrics at the top of his lungs, "How's Bill?" Yes, that's meant to be "Hells Bells." I like Max's version better.
We all know someone who sang a song wrong and made us laugh. Send us your mondegreens and share the chuckles.
Mandy Feder is the Managing Editor of the Tahoe Daily Tribune. She can be reached at 530-542-8006 or mfeder@tahoedailytribune.com.


It didn't come easily. After the auspicious 2005 debut of leadbelly, a biography in poems of the legendary blues guitarist Huddie Ledbetter, it took Jess many years in "a long series of stagger and stumble and getting up off the ground again" to write and construct his ingenious Olio.
also: the second part of a minstrel show which featured a variety of performance acts and later evolved into vaudeville.
The book, observes the Oxford American, "rests in the hand like a thick catalog of sheet music." It reclaims and reimagines the narratives of 12 black American performers or acts stretching from the Civil War-era until World War I. The work excavates work songs, blues, history and hymn. So the Fisk Jubilee Singers are memorialized, braided through a running chronology of black churches burned down. Sonnets sit with letters; photographs mix with centerfold-style foldout poems.
Jess is a professor of English at College of Staten Island in New York.
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