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Finland is now among the countries which have ratified the Paris climate change agreement as our ratification document was delivered to the UN Secretary-General in New York on Monday 14 November. This was preceded by the ratification of the agreement at the Presidential Session on Friday 11 November.
The Paris Agreement entered into force on 4 November. The EU as a community had ratified the agreement before that.
The national ratification process was completed before the first session of the Paris Agreement to be held in Marrakech on Tuesday. The Finnish Parliament approved the Government proposal concerning the ratification by a clear majority on 25 October.
President of Finland Sauli Niinistö ratified the Paris Agreement on Friday 11 November.
"This gives a solid mandate to work for international cooperation on climate issues in Marrakech", says Kimmo Tiilikainen, Minister of Agriculture and the Environment of Finland.
So far the agreement has been ratified by 110 parties, representing 77% of the global GHG emissions.
Minister Tiilikainen heads the Finnish delegation during the high-level meetings on 15-18 November.


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Next to Me è un brano musicale della cantante scozzese Emeli Sandé, pubblicato come terzo singolo estratto dall'album Our Version of Events, pubblicato il 10 febbraio 2012 per il download digitale. La canzone è stata scritta dalla Sandé con la collaborazione di Hugo Chegwin e Harry Craze.

Video musicale
Il video musicale per accompagnare l'uscita di Next to Me è stato diffuso su YouTube il 18 gennaio 2012 una lunghezza totale di tre minuti e trentuno secondi. Il video ha ricevuto oltre 2,5 milioni di visualizzazioni su YouTube, nelle prime 3 settimane dopo che è stato caricato.

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That's when we discovered this awesome record stand set up from a community member on the forum.
As long as we're posting our setups, here is mine!
This particular setup is a great option for someone that doesn't want to settle for mainstream record stands from Amazon, Urban Outfitters, Etsy or Ikea.
The design is simple, industrial and functional. He used metal piping together with wood to create five different levels of storage and wood separators to store and sort records.
Even though this was a DIY stand project it does not always mean it will be cheap. The cost estimate was between $200 and $250 Canadian dollar for the metal pipes and the wood just under $50.
To hide cables, he used a cheap $7 cable management kit which helps keep everything clean on the back end of the console.
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Penalty rate cuts are the result of thinking small
Witnessing the debate over Sunday penalty rates, an intriguing pattern of thinking emerged. It can be characterised as a microcosm/macrocosm duality. Those arguing for lower Sunday wage rates demonstrate their case by talking about individual businesses, the micro approach: 'Many businesses would love to open on a Sunday and if wage rates were lower, they would. Unleash those businesses and greater employment will follow.' Superficially impressive, this does not survive much scrutiny.
Opposition growing to SA nuclear plan
Michele Madigan
The last 30 days have seen some big developments in the ongoing attempts of Premier Weatherill's plan to import high-level and intermediate level radioactive waste. On Sunday 6 November came the surprising decision of the Premier-initiated Citizens Jury. By the end of their six day deliberations, the 350 second round jurists showed a decided shift in opinion. Their 50 page report, presented to a somewhat discomfited Premier, had a strong two thirds majority against the dump.
Trust or bust after shattering US election campaign
The US election, to no one's regret, is now over. It remains to wish Donald Trump well as he prepares to take up the office of president. It is tempting to see Hillary Clinton as Humpty Dumpty and ask how she can pick up the pieces of her life, when tarnished and wearied by a campaign so full of personal abuse, revelations of tawdry behaviour and a lack of grace. Yet it is not Clinton that lies broken at the foot of the wall. It is the polity of the US, shown to be bereft of the trust necessary for national wellbeing.
Left shares blame for the rise of the rogues
Fatima Measham
Much has been made about how Republicans benefited from the 'birther' campaign and the Tea Party. It suited them to have proxies undermine the executive branch. In other words, the political right only has itself to blame for the nihilism which now engulfs it - and potentially, the nation. But the failures of the left also bear examination. While Clinton's current lead cannot be attributed entirely to her virtues, the polling gap between her and Trump should have been much wider, earlier.
Hope, not nihilism, is the antidote to bleak times
In Mexico, a 12-year old boy walked onto the road to stare down an 11,000-strong anti-LGBTQ protest. In Italy, a small town has been revived by the arrival of refugees and migrants. In the US, NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick has pulled the issue of police brutality into apolitical spaces, using symbolic gestures to draw out the history of racialised oppression. As Democratic vice-presidential nominee Tim Kaine puts it, 'If you want to be right, be a pessimist, if you want to do right, be an optimist.'
The bad business of privatisation
The argument that putting government operations into private hands ensures that things will run better and society will benefit is not merely a stretch; it is in many respects patently false. The argument is based on the claim that the market always produces superior price signals. Yet one area where private enterprise definitely fails is long term stability. If there is an expectation that a privatised service should last in the long term, and usually there is, then selling it to business is a bad choice.
The merits of Trump's economic agenda
The main legislative catalyst for the GFC was the repeal, in 1999 by Bill Clinton, of the Glass Steagall Act, which had prohibited commercial banks from engaging in the investment business. This allowed the investment banks to indulge in the debauch of financial invention that almost destroyed the world's monetary system. Trump has made the reinstatement of Glass Steagall official policy. Should that happen, it could be the most beneficial development in the global financial system for decades.
Budget for a post trickle down theory world
People are sensitised to government-enabled corporate excess and doubt elected officials are capable and willing to serve their interests. The lesson from the 2014 federal budget is that there are non-negotiables around the function of government: to provide the conditions that ensure the flourishing of all citizens. Yet in terms of future-proofing living standards, the Coalition has so far presided over an ideas bust rather than boom, unless boom is the sound of something spontaneously combusting.
Bob Ellis and the other nuclear royal commission
The passing of Bob Ellis recalls his faithful accompanying of the 1984-1985 royal commission into the British nuclear tests conducted in South Australia in the 1950s and 1960s. His article on the Wallatina hearings described what he named as the commission's 'worst story of all': Edie Milpudie's telling of herself and her family camping, in May 1957, on the Marcoo bomb crater. Re-reading the Ellis article, tears stung my eyes. It's so good when truth is recognised and held up for our freedom.
Pope Francis and climate justice
Francis does not pretend to have answers to the big questions which will confront world leaders when they gather in Paris. But he does think the science is IN, and the evidence is clear that much of the climate change, loss of biodiversity and water shortages are the result of human action. We are blessed to have a pope who speaks to all the world about the prudence, justice and empathy required so that more people on our planet might enjoy integral human development.
Why Pope Francis is not an anti-Capitalist greenie
Francis knows there are all sorts of issues inside and outside the Church where for too long people with power have tried to keep the lid on, in the hope that the problems and complexities will go away, often by parodying those who see the problems or complexities as small 'l' liberals or cafeteria Catholics. He delights in being joyful and troubled while contemplating big problems, calling people of good will to the table of deliberation reminding them of the kernel of the Christian gospels. He has the faith and hope needed to lift the lid without fear and without knowing the answers prior to the dialogue occurring.
Corporate benefit trumps public welfare in TPP
According to WikiLeaks, the Trans-Pacific Partnership is the 'icebreaker agreement' for what will be a 'T-treaty triad' which will ultimately apply to 53 states, 1.6 billion people and two-thirds of the global economy. Each of the countries was being sold the implausible idea that the agreement was too large not to sign, that this was the train of history that needed to be occupied, even if seating was in third class. What was on sale, however, was a dogma of corporate benefit rather than public welfare.

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ICED EARTH Kicks Off European Tour In Bochum; Video Footage Available
ICED EARTH kicked off the European leg of the 2011-2012 "World Dystopia Tour" last night (Sunday, October 30) at Zeche in Bochum, Germany.
The band's setlist was as follows:
01. Dystopia
02. Burning Times
03. Angels Holocaust
04. Slave To The Dark
05. V
06. Stand Alone
07. When The Night Falls
08. Damien
09. Dark City
10. Pure Evil
11. Anguish Of Youth
12. My Own Savior
13. Anthem
14. Declaration Day
15. Days Of Rage
16. Tragedy And Triumph
17. Dante's Inferno
18. Iced Earth
Fan-filmed video footage of the concert can be seen below.
ICED EARTH's new album, "Dystopia", sold around 6,100 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 67 on The Billboard 200 chart.
ICED EARTH's previous CD, "The Crucible of Man (Something Wicked Part II)", opened with 6,700 units in September 2008 to debut at No. 79.
ICED EARTH's 10th studio offering, "Dystopia", was released in Europe on October 17 and in the U.S. on October 18 via Century Media Records. Two bonus tracks were also recorded for inclusion on special editions of the album.
ICED EARTH mainman/guitarist Jon Schaffer admitted the recording of "Dystopia" was especially challenging because of the band's summer festival gigs requiring him to criss-cross the ocean numerous times.
Despite the challenges, Schaffer said working with new vocalist Stu Block was "a pleasure."
"You just can't ask for a better attitude," said Schaffer. "Stu is so excited to be here. He brings a youthful exuberance to the band, which is a lot of fun. And he's a real dude. He's down to earth, and willing to try anything that Jim [Morris, co-producer, engineer] or I throw at him. He's stepping into the shoes in a very natural way."
Schaffer continued: "We're opening up a part of his voice and a style of singing that he didn't even really know he had. We're exploring this whole new range. And we're just getting started. I believe Stu will continue to grow and has the potential to grow into one of the greats, one of the guys that will go down in metal history. If he stays on this course, with the attitude that he has, his willingness to learn, and his passion, he's destined for really great things. I firmly believe that."


Where do I even begin with this film. If you enjoy animal adventures, New York City and spontaneous singing I would recommend, The Secret Life of Pets. I didn't set the bar high for this film for multiple reasons but I still enjoyed it's content. While watching this film I noticed a lot of similarities from other Disney movies and kept asking myself If I've seen this story played out before.
If you've seen this movie you know what I'm talking about. The similarities of the movies of Oliver and Company, Lady and the tramp 2: Scamps Adventures and Toy Story 3 are all present. Oliver and Company's similarities of abandonment, acceptance of a group of dogs or outcasts and the singing are there. Lady and the tramp 2 similarities of finding and tricking outcasts dogs, accepting your place in society and animal control / dog catchers are there. Toy Story 3's similarities are the same from acceptance of a group or affiliation, companionship of friends and enemies and a journey throughout the City. If you enjoy any of these films then Secret Life of Pets is for you. There was also a random singing session from the "Grease" soundtrack that i thought wasn't necessary and was just a time slot to fill for the film. The animation was very well done and I enjoyed the flow of the dogs hair from dry to wet and the funny characters that brought this film to life. The comedy of the film was there but it would have been nice to see a consistent story without it jumping between characters. The overall message was well rounded about people being able to change and getting along with others that might share different ideas or backgrounds. I thought it was a little over the top having a bunny wanting to bring forth a revolution and having initiations from being bitten by a snake, oops sssspoiler; but overall i would let a kid see this movie. My final review of this film would be 2.5 bones out of 5.


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De Taishōperiode (Japans: 大正時代 Taishō-jidai vertaald: periode van grote rechtschapenheid of rechtvaardigheid), ook wel bekend als de Taishō-jaren, is een periode in de Japanse geschiedenis die begon op 30 juli 1912 en eindigde op 25 december 1926. Dit is de periode van de regering van de Goddelijke Taishōkeizer, ook wel bekend als keizer Yoshihito. Dit kwam na de Meijiperiode, die werd gemarkeerd door immense binnenlandse en overzeese investeringen en defensieve programma's.

De gezondheid van de nieuwe keizer was zwak, zijn regering zorgde voor een verandering in de staatspolitiek. De politieke macht was altijd in handen van een groep van oudere staatsmannen (of in het Japans: genrō). Nu ging de politieke macht over naar het parlement en hun democratische partijen. De periode staat dus bekend als een liberale periode, sommige mensen noemen de periode ook wel de democratie van de Taishōjaren in Japan. De periode is goed te onderscheiden van haar voorganger, de chaotische Meijiperiode van zijn vader keizer Mutsuhito en de opvolger van de Taishōperiode, de militair beladen eerste periode van de Shōwaperiode van zijn zoon Hirohito.

De periode in jaartallen

 1912: De Taishōkeizer bestijgt de troon op 30 juli. Generaal Katsura Tarō wordt voor een derde keer premier op 21 december.
 1913: Katsura moet aftreden en admiraal Yamamoto Gonnohyōe wordt de nieuwe premier op 20 februari.
 1914: Ōkuma Shigenobu wordt voor een tweede keer premier op 16 april. Japan verklaart de oorlog aan Duitsland en sluit zich aan bij de geallieerden op 23 augustus.
 1915: Japan stuurt de Eenentwintig Eisen naar China op 18 januari.
 1916: Terauchi Masatake wordt premier op 9 oktober.
 1917: Het Lansing-Ishii akkoord, een verdrag tussen Japan en de Verenigde Staten gaat van start (2 november).
 1918: De Siberische expeditie gaat van start in juli. Hara Takashi wordt premier op 29 september.
 1919: Op 1 maart beginnen in Korea de 1 maart-opstanden.
 1920: Japan helpt mee met het oprichten van de Volkenbond.
 1921: Op 4 november wordt premier Hara vermoord en Takahashi Korekiyo wordt de nieuwe premier. Prins Hirohito wordt regent op 29 november. Het Vier Krachten Verdrag wordt ondertekend op 13 december.
 1922: Het verdrag van vijf landen van de Marine ontwapening is ondertekend (6 februari). Admiraal Katō Tomosaburō wordt premier (12 juli). Japan trekt zijn troepen uit Siberië terug (28 augustus).
 1923: De Kanto-aardbeving legt bijna heel Tokio in puin (1 september). Yamamoto wordt voor een tweede keer premier (2 september).
 1924: Kiyoura Keigo wordt premier (7 januari). Prins Hirohito (de latere Keizer Shōwa) trouwt met Nagako Kuniyoshi (de latere keizerin Kojun) op 26 januari. Katō Takaaki wordt premier op 11 juni.
 1925: De Algemene Kieswet (普通選挙法, Futsu Senkyo Hō) wordt goedgekeurd op 5 mei waardoor alle mannen boven de 25 jaar stemrecht krijgen. De wet voor het behoud van de vrede wordt aangenomen. Prinses Shigeko, de oudste dochter van prins Hirohito, wordt geboren, op 9 december.
 1926: Keizer Taisho sterft, zijn zoon prins Hirohito wordt keizer Showa op 25 december.

Omrekening naar de gregoriaanse kalender

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It's no longer enough for tech companies to provide smartphones, laptops, servers, storage and networking products and then step aside. Their value comes in helping their customers pull it all together, in providing a holistic vision of a world that is not only connected but smart.
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As voice, gesture and movement come to the fore, we'll see an era of ambient computing emerge. This vision will be defined and enriched by advances in AI, speech recognition, machine learning and cloud computing.
Will computers go away? No. Devices will surely still play a central role in the connected world but it's safe to say some aspects of your connected life will go into the ether. Consider what already exists and what might come next: A voice-driven smart speaker on a kitchen countertop, A Smart Display that acts as a family's household hub, Useful health trackers embedded directly into your body. The sky's the limit in terms of how we might leverage these new technologies to improve the lives of people.
One good example of a broader application is Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) technology, which helps people manage networks from a single source. Lenovo's interest in this runs deep, from helping companies ward off hackers to helping first responders react more quickly in crisis situations.
Another application is Narrow AI (as opposed to the general AI we see in movies), which enables computers to perform highly specialized tasks extremely well. One way Lenovo is using Narrow AI is in health care. We created an AI solution that helps health professionals better detect liver tumors and increases general success rates for cancer diagnoses.
5G: Bet on 5G and other emerging tech to fuel the pace of transformation.
Whether or not you know it, the pieces for intelligent transformation are falling into place on a global scale as I type this. Smart devices are ubiquitous. Infrastructure is in place. Networks are accelerating. 5G connectivity is really what will make all the other trends mentioned here scalable.
If cloud, infrastructure and devices are the connective tissue across which intelligent transformation will play out, a handful of technologies will provide the fuel for that transformation: bet on AI, AR, IoT and 5G to be the fuel that enables new ways of working and accelerates the pace at which this transformation occurs.
5G, which is 10 times faster than 4G, deserves special mention for the way it is expected to revolutionise networks. 5G download speeds will transform how people engage with the world overnight. This breakthrough will help mainstream things like driverless cars, smart wearables, gaming, home security and industrial intelligence.
AR & VR: If you think Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are just for gamers, you're missing the bigger story.
The impact of AR and VR on gaming has been well-documented and continues to grab the headlines in the mainstream press. But shrewd observers know that the effect these fast-developing technologies are having on business is nothing short of transformational.
The technology first went mainstream with games like Pokémon Go last year, but actually has far more interesting business use-cases. For example, Lenovo helped develop a tech solution for a Utah-based cancer to help identify melanoma. The solution leverages AR head-mounted displays and AI glasses to better map mole progression.
Meanwhile, AR is also transforming the aviation industry. Through the use of Lenovo AR glasses, expert airplane mechanics can conduct training sessions remotely, giving step-by-step virtual guidance to less seasoned workers.
In conclusion, for businesses to take advantage of these trends next year and the years after that, they will need to invest in infrastructure that is open yet secure, flexible, and delivers speed and reliability.
With these developing trends in mind, Lenovo is helping to transform productivity and collaboration by setting the scene for helping people work smarter with innovative emerging technologies. This year (September 2018) we announced a series of new products, partnerships and solutions designed for business customers that reflects the company's ongoing Intelligent Transformation strategy. The strategy reflects Lenovo's unique business perspective on how to build end-to-end solutions with smart features that transform businesses and improve the user experience.
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ERIKS-sponsored Talan Skeels-Piggins raced at Oulton Park for the first time on the 4th-5th August. Famed for having a daunting track, Talan took to the race with as much passion and gusto as he always has done and held his own qualifying in 28th position from the grid of 42.
Despite head rain in his first race he made it the 23rd before another racer unfortunately tumbled meaning the current race had to be stopped. When the race restarted the total laps to complete dropped from 8 to 4 and with the weather still poor, speed had to be compromised by safety (something which we wholeheartedly support here at ERIKS), Talan came in at a respectable 26th place.
At the conclusion of the race it became apparent there was an issue with Talan's bike. The brakes had been rubbing causing the oil to overheat and the brakes to lock - unfortunately this meant that he had to withdraw from the next race with the bike now being too dangerous to drive.
Despite this set-back, Talan himself has stated it was "a very enjoyable race" and was able to make improvements "to drop from 2'05" lap to a 1'58" lap" - which represents the great results Talan always delivers.
We are looking forward to what he does at the next meet at Brands Hatch Indy - we wish the best of luck to the entire team.


Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage Experience™ was inspired in a grace within the mission of Our Lady of Lourdes Hospitality North American Volunteers early in 2002. In the fall of 2002, three pilgrims from Kansas City, KS, met the Foundress of Lourdes Volunteers in Lourdes and Nevers, France. They agreed to be the first Host Team to bring the grace of Lourdes back home to their parish community. The Pastor of Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Overland Park, Kansas, was born on the Feast Day of Our Lady of Lourdes. With his birthright devotion, he agreed to allow what was to be the first-ever Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage Experience. Months of prayer, persistence and planning were required. After two years of preparation, the first Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage Experience™ was offered in the fall of 2004 in Kansas, the heartland of America.
As of 2018, more than 164,500 "pilgrims" experienced Lourdes Virtual Pilgrimage Experience™ in 44 states, 13 Native American Nations, 19 countries on 5 continents.


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Norma Jeane Mortenson
1 Juin 1922(1922-06-01)
Los Angeles, Californie, U.S.
4 August 1962(1962-08-04) (aged 36)
Cause o daith
Barbiturate overudose
Naitionality
Ither names
Norma Jeane Baker
Norma Jeane Dougherty
Norma Jeane DiMaggio
Actress, model, movie producer, singer
1945[1]-1962
Hauf-marrae(s)
James Dougherty (m. 1942–1946)
Joe DiMaggio (m. 1954–1954)
Arthur Miller (m. 1956–1961)
Marilyn Monroe (Juin 1, 1926 – August 4, 1962) wis an American film actress. In 1999, Monroe wis rankit as the saxt greatest female actress o aw time bi the American Film Institute. Her birth name wis Norma Jean Mortenson[2] an she wis born on Juin 1, 1926, in Los Angeles, Californie[3]. She deit o a drog overdose on the nicht o August 5, 1962, in Brentwood, Californie. She wis marrit tae basebaw player Joe DiMaggio durin 1954. She marrit Arthur Miller (a playwright) Julie 1, 1956. Thay divorced Januar 20, 1961.[3]
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Developing arts residencies – An interview with Eliza Roberts
by Amy De Kanter
From Arts Residency Manager at Australia's largest international arts residency programs to first Executive Director at the most extensive residency network in the world, Eliza Roberts has spent years researching, understanding and supporting the needs of artists and host organizations. In part one of this two-part interview, Eliza speaks to ARTERI about the two organisations and her work with them over the past 6 years.
What is Asialink?
Asialink is an organization based at the University of Melbourne, Australia. It aims at Australia-Asia engagement across the arts, but also business, diplomacy, mental health and education. Asialink operates Australia's largest and most long-standing international arts residency program in the nation.
How long did you work for them?
I served as the inaugural Arts Residencies Manager from 2010 – 2016. This involved developing a diverse program and host partnerships throughout Australia and Asia each year, promoting and overseeing an annual open-call for applications, and working with an Advisory Committee to assess and select successful candidates.
What did you do in your capacity of Arts Residencies Manager?
A large focus of my role was bringing in funding, and on an annual basis I worked with approximately 16 different state/territory and federal funders to raise as much money as possible that could be awarded to Australian and Asian artists in the form of arts residency grants.
When I started in this role, one of the first things I did was to renew Asialink's membership to Res Artis. This proved invaluable and enabled me to build the necessary knowledge, skills and networks to ensure Asialink's program remained responsive to International developments and best-practice models. It encouraged me to challenge the concept of a 'residency' in Australia based on innovative residency models that were being trialed and theorized in Europe and the US.
Speaking at the inaugural Asia-Australia-Europe Creative Residency Network Meeting on behalf of Asialink in Australia 2016
In 2012 I introduced the 'Arts Residency Laboratory' that enabled Asialink to test different ways of conducting international cultural exchange. The models that we piloted often responded to identified gaps in the program such as a targeted residency for Indigenous artists.
Visiting Indigenous Taiwanese artist in Pintung (2014)
Through Res Artis and engaged interactions with artists in residence and host organisations, I also recognized the value in proper hosting. I introduced an in-person orientation day to enable the successful residents to meet each other and our amazing alumni, and increased induction material to ensure residents maximized what can become a life-changing professional development opportunity. It was an incredibly rewarding experience.
How is Res Artis different from Asialink?
Conceived in Greece and born in Germany, Res Artis is a 23-year-old network of arts residencies. We roved throughout Europe before registering as a Dutch Foundation headquartered in Amsterdam.
Res Artis is the world wide peak organisation for the arts residencies field. We are the largest and only membership-based network, and comprise 605 members in over 70 countries. We are the worldwide professional body for the field, ensuring sustainability and growth by providing capacity building tools for our members.
Visiting Australia House in Niigata Prefecture, Japan (2012)
We connect, engage and promote our members through in-person meetings, our website and social media. We inform, educate and advocate the importance of residencies in today's society, and provide recommendations towards international cultural mobility policy and research. Res Artis is responsive to member needs and developments in the field and broader cultural landscape.
As board member and then also Vice President of Res Artis' Board of Directors, what were your responsibilities?
The Res Artis Board of Directors currently comprises 10 members from 10 diverse regions including Finland, Mexico, UK, USA, Poland, India, China, France, Germany and Iran. From 2012 – 2016 I served as a Res Artis Board Member and Vice-President of the organization over the past 2 years. Through this role I worked closely with the staff and core group of 'Officers' comprising President, Secretary and Treasurer.
At Res Artis Meeting, Escape and Engagement – Residencies as Hosts, Producers and Promoters in Lithuania 2014
My responsibilities included acting as the Foundation's ambassador and secondary contact in the absence of the President. This involved tasks such as assisting with chairing Board Meetings, developing the organisation's five-year strategic plan, communications strategies, complex member enquiries and acting as a conduit between the field and the organization to constantly improve our network and ensure responsiveness.
What was it like working remotely with a multinational organisation?
As you can imagine it is challenging getting everyone together for Skype board meetings every 2 months given the different time zones, but it works remarkably well. All our Board Members are dedicated and passionate about the arts residencies field, and their combination of skills, expertise and different cultural backgrounds is what makes Res Artis unique. I highly recommend the experience to any Res Artis members looking to nominate themselves and become a Board Member in the near future. We have an incredible team of like-minded and highly talented individuals that makes it a rare and privileged opportunity.
In part two of this interview, Eliza talks about her new role as Executive Director of Res Artis and about her personal and professional interest in Malaysia.
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Tom Butler creates his showstopping collages using a whole range of materials; in his imaginative hands a section of a crossword puzzle may become a block of flats, a wine bottle, or a church spire, and this unique approach adds intrigue, resonance and a touch of humour to every scene.
In 2004, Tom and his wife took a holiday in the South of France and visited a beautiful town called Uzès. He was mesmerised by the light, colour and textures - the bright awnings and parasols amongst weathered stone buildings, shuttered facades and crumbling masonry and 'les publicités anciennes' - huge, faded adverts from bygone days that used to be hand painted onto the sides of buildings. Tom says: "Maybe this is where my attraction to having text within a painting began." Over the years travel has continued to be a strong influence on him, from Paris (where his wife is from) to New York, Havana and of course Venice. He loves to travel and discover new places and has recently been inspired on the Cornish coast.
Tom excelled at university and achieved a 1st class honours degree in General Illustration. His knowledge and love of art is wide ranging. "I really appreciate the use of colour and light by some of the Impressionist painters, namely Monet and Cezanne. I have studied the work of Singer Sargent, Kandinsky and the 1930's poster artist and typographer, A.M Cassandre. During my degree I was inspired by the talents of Norman Rockwell and cartoonist Steadman. More recently I have been struck by the work of contemporary artists such as Luke Martineau, Mike Bernard, and Andrew Hood to name but a few. Anybody that can capture the essence of a subject matter with expression and vigour is an inspiration."
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Choosing the best roofer for a home should be a concentrated and intense search; after all, the average homeowner replaces his roof well, he never replaces it. And his search is therefore not for a competent roofer, but for the best there is. This is a lifetime investment hes deciding upon. And surprisingly enough, the rules that usually apply to getting a good deal in other areas may not be the best ideas, or yield the best deal, in this case.
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January 7th, 2011 by Lambert Varias
The boxy, toy-like car you see below is the work of Giant Robot magazine publisher Eric Nakamura and Len Higa of Onimotorworks. Nakamura was asked by Toyota to come up with a design for a custom Scion xB, and he decided to go with a video game theme. Nakamura says he was primarily inspired by Nintendo's Famicom console, and it definitely shows, but overall it's a tribute to the 8-bit era of gaming.
The car's retro video game design is apparent from it's looks. As I mentioned, it's boxy and toy-like, just as Nintendo's console was. Its rims and door handles are made to look like buttons. Scratch that, the door's handles are buttons – when they're pushed to open the doors, they also trigger sound bytes from Super Mario Bros.
That's just the beginning. The car has both front and rear projectors for playing video games – the front projector is used to play Return of the Quack using two controllers that also double as the seat belt clamps on the two front seats.
But by far the best feature of this car for me is that you turn it on by inserting a video game cartridge into a dock on the dash. Curiously though, turning the car on is different from actually starting the engine. The latter is done by – what else? –pressing a button.
The car was shown at last year at Pixel Pushers, an exhibit of 8-bit-inspired art that was curated by Giant Robot. I'm not at all fond of cars, but I hope when this car is auctioned off someday I'll be able to get it, or at least have a replica made. More than anything else in this car, it's the act of inserting the cartridge (and then the game won't load, and you'll have to struggle with the eject switch, then you'll blow into the cartridge and put it back again) that really takes me back to my younger days.
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Once we receive your request, you will receive a confirmation email.
Typically, there is at least a two year wait for people to join the pool from their first inquiry. Of course, the wait time varies, depending on current members. With the enormous amount of folks waiting, we do not give people their wait list number, as there are several factors that determine which person is next on the list, which alters their place in line. Additionally, we do not update people on their place in line.
The membership team will revisit all of those on the waitlist in the spring (anywhere from April through June), when there is a better understanding of who will resign, go dormant or decline their offer for membership. At that time, the team will reach out to those eligible for membership. In the meantime, if your contact information changes, please email daleviewpool@gmail.com with any updates. They will not reach out to people to let them know they are not considered for the season.
If you are contacted in the spring, and are still interested in joining the pool, you can submit an application and a check for $665.
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When you or your family agrees to become a full member, you will also be billed for several one-time initiation charges, totaling $400: a $100 membership fee ($80 of which is returned when you resign and your membership is filled by someone else); a $100 fee for capital improvements; and $200 in initiation fees. These fees may be paid in two stages: 1/2 the first year and 1/2 in your second membership year. If you are offered and accept full membership, your payment of $665 will be applied to the annual membership and initiation fees described above.
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While and Matthews' 25th Anniversary year 2019
Well what an amazing time we had touring in October in celebration of our 25 years of musical partnership. It was a joy from start to finish, made all the more fun, stress-free and slick with our brilliant tour family, Jil Barke and Richard Harrison. Jil has been with us through thick and thin for pretty much the whole journey of our duo career and puts together the best tours. Great to have her back out tour managing with the duo on such a special anniversary. It was Richard's first time with the duo having toured with Daphne's Flight for the last two tours and knowing him for a number of years before that through his work with Elbow Jane and doing the PA for us at Party on the Lawn. We were not only blown away with the quality of Richard's sound on DF but also he's the loveliest person you could want to spend time with, essential when you're working so closely and travelling together for weeks on end, so we managed to persuade him to come and work with the duo too! Now he feels more like a brother than colleague and as Chris told him she will retire if he ever leaves us, he's pretty much blackmailed into staying for good!
The gigs were all fantastic, lovely promoters and audiences wherever we found ourselves. We loved playing all the new songs from Revolution Calls as well as a bunch of old songs too, some of them chosen by you! What never ceases to amaze us is that after 25 years of doing this together, we still get as big a buzz as we ever have and suspect that after all this time, that won't be changing any time soon.
This year we had a full compliment of merchandise in the shop. The mugs and bottles all sold out but we have a limited number of T-shirt's, Tea Towels and bags left which we have now put up in our online shop should any one wish to purchase any. You can find them here; www.whileandmatthews.com/recordings
For anyone who missed the brilliant video that Chris did of images and snippets from all our studio albums spanning our career then have a look, it's a proper walk down memory lane and I for one am incredibly proud of what it represents.
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So that's it for the duo for this year. We're now in the thick of St Agnes Fountain preparations, our 18th tour that will take us the length and breadth of the country throughout December. Many dates are already sold out and the rest selling fast so if you want a slice of that Aggie Christmas cheer, get your tickets here. www.stagnesfountain.com/gigs
Until we see you soon, thank you all so much for your brilliant and loyal support and for helping celebrate this amazing year. Love and best wishes, C&J
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Where to begin to describe the incredible weekend we had at Shrewsbury festival celebrating our 25th Anniversary. Wow, wow, wow, we are still flying here at W&M towers, if a little shell-shocked from the barrage of joy, music, friendships, laughter, standing ovations and utter pride to be part of this beautiful family of folk.
Shrewsbury, you were everything and more than we hoped you would be, allowing us to to 'take over' and curate the Pengwern stage all day Sunday with some of our favourite acts and dear friends; Charlie Dore, Blair Dunlop, Eddi Reader, IOTA, Burden of Paradise and finishing with our amazing big band and special guests.
But first of all let's start with how the weekend began for us, with Daphne's Flight on the Bellstone Stage, 7.30 in the evening after an incredibly hot and steamy Saturday in Shrewsbury. We sang our hearts out and the joy that we share on stage was clearly infectious with the packed out marquee as we had a total standing ovation and could feel the love in waves and spades. We love our Daphne sisters and can't wait to be out on the road with them all again in May 2020.
And so to Sunday.....
The day was MC'd by Leila Cooper. We asked for Leila not only because she is our pal, but also because she keeps a tight ship and keeps the day running without fuss or fanfare.
Charlie Dore, along with Julian Littman and Gareth Huw Davies gave us a beautiful opening set for the day. It was packed full of exquisite songs, singing, mirth, musicianship and was wrapped up in gentle humour and banter. We already know what an incredible talent this woman is and we're thrilled to introduce her to so many new people.
Next up came Blair Dunlop. We've known Blair since, well before he was even a twinkle in his Mammy and Daddy's eyes! It's been incredible to watch him grow and blossom into a beautiful young man and a powerhouse singer/songwriter. We both felt like two very proud Aunties watching him perform and the audience loved him.
To finish the afternoon session off...well can we say about Eddi Reader that hasn't already been said before. There aren't superlatives enough, she just gets better and better and held a sweltering packed marquee in the palm of her hand. It was a particularly nice touch that she dedicated her concert to Melanie Harrold (then Joanna Carlin) who she said inspired her when she was a young performer just setting out. You can imagine how that made Mel feel. Classy touch Eddi, you're a class act.
Before the evening concert got underway, we were surprised by a lovely introduction by Sandra Surtees who congratulated us on our 25th anniversary and presented us with a magnificent flower arrangement. Such a lovely touch from a truly lovely lady.
The evening concert started with one of favourite new acts, IOTA, old friends of ours, Sally Barker, Marion Fleetwood and Anna Ryder. They have combined their ridiculously large individual talents to create a superb trio that took the marquee by storm with their songs, stunning harmonies, hilarious chat and quirky delivery. Again, it was fantastic to bring them to so many new people and they did themselves and us proud.
Next up came one of our all-time favourite singers and bestest friends, Helen Watson with her sublime trio, Burden of Pardise with Dave Bowie Jr on double bass and Snake Davis on Saxes. Wow, wow, wow! For those that hadn't seen them before, they blew them away with their singing, musicianship, chemistry, humour and arrangements of songs that covered northern soul, blues, country, folk, R&B....the list of genres just goes on and on and so does the feeling of utter joy they left behind to rapturous applause. What a delight.
And finally it was our turn to finish off what had been an already mountainous day of talent and joy. We love every single member of this band, old friends and new; Neil Marshall on drums who has been with us since the very beginning, Dave Bowie Jr on electric bass, standing in for our usual bass player, Neil Fairclough (who is on tour with Queen!) and not only was the hero of the day doing two big gigs back to back but also did a great job of learning all those tricky parts that Neil has created over the years. On lead guitar, the incredible Johnny Heyes, with us now for the last two albums and hopefully for evermore as he is sublime and the nicest fella you could wish to meet. We were lucky to get our old pal Belinda O'Hooley to play accordion in the band amidst all her incredible and well deserved recent success with Heidi with Gentleman Jack and their impending motherhood! She fit into the band like a dream. Last but by no means least, on backing vocals and percussion, Chris's golden voiced daughter, Kellie While. Kellie has been on every album we have made and not only completes the big band sound but was also responsible for pulling the whole day together for us, contacting Shrewsbury in the first place, helping us put together the line-up then liaising with the artists and festival. We really couldn't have done it without her.
We were joined by guests from the day, Christine Collister joined for 'Are We Human', CC sang on the single that we released in aid of Moas so it was perfect that she join us to perform it live. Then came Marion Fleetwood on fiddle and Snake Davis on Sax who both played blinders, the Daphne's joined us for a very emotional and joyous Pride where the marquee was filled with rainbow flags and singing, It was such a special moment. We managed to cover songs from our very first album right up to our soon to be released new CD, Revolution Calls and the whole thing culminated in a party like atmosphere with people singing and dancing to rocking renditions of Digging Holes and Blind Faith, along with a stage full of singers from the day. If we were to pick the most perfect way to celebrate 25 years as a duo, this would have surpassed those wishes. It was a dream come true. Thank you to Sandra Surtees and all at Shrewsbury Festival, to our band all the guests who made this a day to remember always.
Please check out all the guests' websites and go see them!
https://www.iotaband.co.uk
http://www.charliedore.com
http://blairdunlop.com
http://eddireader.co.uk
http://burdenofparadise.co.uk
We rounded our whole Shrewsbury experience off on the Monday with a set from the trio, While, Matthews and While. A perfect way to spend an hour on bank holiday Monday in the glorious weather and in the shade of the Bellstone marquee. We love love singing with Kellie and it was a fitting end following the excitement of the day before concluding with some stripped down, three part harmonies.
Finally, if you don't believe any of this and you weren't lucky enough to be there, you can see all the concerts here! You're welcome.
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Michael Walgram, born and still living in Steyr, started his DJ career at the age of nineteen. At that time he was dj-ing at small private parties, heating up the vibes with commercial beats. The artist Mike Turrento was born. However, he soon started to alter his style and went from commercial music to fine, chilly, yet pumping and pounding Tribal Techno. He is especially known for enriching his sounds with numerous sound effects using different equipment.
The hype of "Minimal Techno" did not alter his individual style, yet he tried to combine Minimal and Classic Techno with Breakbeats. Through adding Skillbreaks, Speedbreaks, Scratches and Spins, he managed to find the perfect mixture and created outstanding Classic Breakbeat Techno Sets.
After hard years of training he is now working on his first self-produced tracks combining Classical Techno and Breakbeat.
His second single 'Diving' (ELMA003) was played in live sets as well as Dave Clarke's radio show 'White Noise'. Mike Turrento already did a few remixes, e.g. for DJ Kamikaze's track 'Fat Funk Flav' which got huge support by many international DJs.


Gophers received the #6 overall seed for the NCAA volleyball tournament.
First round opponent is North Dakota State. Northern Iowa plays Iowa State in the other game.
Texas is the top seed in the regional, #3 overall.
Texas (3), Minnesota (6), Oregon (11), UCLA (14) seeded teams in the regional.
Honestly, if Penn State doesn't win the title, it will be one of the biggest upsets in the history of collegiate volleyball.
if so when? if not where and when?
Gophers are hosting, at the Pav i assume ... not sure the dates or times yet ... This weekend sometime.
Here's to hoping the ladies can make it far enough that Dieter has a chance to get back in there at some point.
Good luck to coach Hebert and the rest of the team!!
The Minnesota volleyball team (26-6) will host the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament on Dec. 5-6 at the Sports Pavilion. It marks the first time since 2003 that the Golden Gophers were selected to host the NCAA Tournament First and Second Rounds.
Minnesota will face North Dakota State on Friday, Dec. 5 at 7 p.m., and Northern Iowa will face Iowa State in the other first round matchup at 5 p.m. The winners of the two matches will face each other in the second round on Saturday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m.
The Golden Gophers were awarded the overall No. 6 seed, and the second seed in theAustin Region. Texas, who is the No. 3 overall seed, will host the NCAA Regional round. Oregon is the No. 11 overall seed (No. 3 in the region) and UCLA is No. 14 (No. 4 in the region).
Minnesota's No. 6 overall seed in the tournament is its second-highest in school-history, and the best since the Golden Gophers were seed No. 4 in 2004.
Keep an eye on the bathroom stalls with UNI and IA State coming to town . . .


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Q: Colon (:) in id name when using jsplumb I am using jsplumb and Primefaces. I have a number of p:panel components generated as part of a ui:repeat. I then want to connect these panels together using jsplumb. Primefaces generates the panel ids and I then use these in the script code to setup jsplumb.
When I use a panel id that I create everything works fine but I I use a panel id created automatically no connectors appear.
<ui:repeat value={#mybean.nodes} var="node"> <p:panel> ... </p:panel> </ui:repeat>

jsPlumb.connect({source:"j_idt20:0", target:"j_idt20:1"});

where j_idt20:0 and j_idt20:1 are generated ids from Primefaces and found by inspecting html page on browser.
I think I've tracked the issue down to the fact that the generated ids contain ':'. For example 'j_idt_29:0'
How do I reference ids with : in the name within jsplumb in the jsPlumb.connect({source:"element1"target:"element2"}); line?

A: try to escape the : with \\ (if that wont work try single \)
jjsPlumb.connect({source:"j_idt20\\:0", target:"j_idt20\\:1"});

or

change the JSF default UINamingContainer separator by the following
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How to use JSF generated HTML element ID in CSS selectors?

A: You have to escape : sign in you strings. Primefaces has buil-in JavaScript function for this. You can do following:
var escapedId = PrimeFaces.escapeClientId("id1:id2");

It will be escaped properly.
If you don't want to use this function, for some reason, escape : with \\:
"id1\\:id2"

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In human mitochondrial genetics, haplogroup E is a human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup typical for the Malay Archipelago. It is a subgroup of haplogroup M9.

Origin

Two contrasting proposals have been made for the location and time of the origin of Haplogroup E.
One view is that the clade was formed over 30,000 years ago, around the time of the Last Glacial Maximum, on the northeast coast of Sundaland (near modern Borneo).
In this model, the haplogroup was dispersed by rising sea levels during the Late Glacial period.

In 2014, the mitochondrial DNA of an 8,000-year-old skeleton found on Liang Island, one of the Matsu Islands off the southeast China coast, was found to belong to Haplogroup E, with two of the four mutations characteristic of the E1 subgroup.
From this, Ko and colleagues argue that Haplogroup E arose 8,000 to 11,000 years ago near the north Fujian coast, travelled to Taiwan with Neolithic settlers 6,000 years ago, and from there spread to Maritime Southeast Asia with the Austronesian language dispersal.
Soares et al caution against over-emphasizing a single sample, and maintain that a constant molecular clock implies the earlier date (and more southerly origin) remains more likely.

Distribution
Haplogroup E is found throughout Maritime Southeast Asia.
It is nearly absent from mainland East Asia, where its sister group M9a (also found in Japan) is common.
In particular, it is found among speakers of Austronesian languages, and it is rare even in Southeast Asia among members of other language families. It has been detected in populations of Taiwan, the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia (including Sabah of Borneo, but not the Orang Asli of peninsular Malaysia), coastal Papua New Guinea, and especially in the Chamorros of the Mariana Islands.

Of the four principal subclades, E1b and E2a are found mainly in Maritime Southeast Asia, while only E1a and E2b are also found in Taiwan.
E2b has low diversity within Taiwan, suggesting that it arrived there about 5,000 years ago.
The most common E subclade, E1a1a, has highest diversity in Taiwan, followed by the Philippines and Sulawesi.
Moreover, other branches of E1a1 are largely confined to Taiwan.

Subclades

This phylogenetic tree of haplogroup E subclades is based on the paper by Mannis van Oven and Manfred Kayser Updated comprehensive phylogenetic tree of global human mitochondrial DNA variation and subsequent published research.

E
E1
E1a
E1a1
E1a1a
E1a1a1
E1a2
E1b
E1b1
E2
E2a
E2b
E2b1
E2b2

See also

Genealogical DNA test
Genetic genealogy
Human mitochondrial genetics
Population genetics
Human mitochondrial DNA haplogroups

References

External links
General
Ian Logan's Mitochondrial DNA Site
Mannis van Oven's Phylotree
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During 26 January-1 February, activity continued from the summit caldera and east rift zone. At the summit caldera, the level of the lava-pool surface in the deep pit within Halema'uma'u crater circulated and remained mostly stable at approximately 125 m below the crater floor, periodically rising or falling. Nighttime incandescence was visible from the Jaggar Museum on the NW caldera rim. A plume from the vent that drifted mostly SW deposited ash and fresh spatter nearby.
At the east rift zone, lava that broke out of the Quarry tube in a saddle between two rootless shields around 610 m elevation, continued to advance both E and W, producing scattered break-out flows. At the lowest elevation of the E branch, lava advanced along Highway 130 near Kalapana, periodically burning vegetation, and to the S towards the coast. Multiple small ocean entries were active on the W part of the Puhi-o-Kalaikini lava delta. Incandescence emanated from a spatter cone on the N portion of the Pu'u 'O'o crater floor and from the fuming vent in the E wall of the crater.


A south Armagh man who was "crucified" by the IRA 10 years ago today was so badly beaten that doctors told his mother "they left nothing for us to fix".
Cullyhanna woman Breege Quinn was speaking to the News Letter about the brutal murder of her son Paul Quinn, 21, who was lured to a farm across the border at Tullyvanus in the Oram area of Castleblayney and beaten to death by a gang of men on October 20 2007.
Every bone in his body had been broken.
The murder caused shock waves across south Armagh and major political waves, with Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams rejecting his family's claims that the IRA was responsible and Sinn Fein MP Conor Murphy branding their son a criminal.
Ten years on, despite a string of arrests, nobody has been held accountable. Breege holds on to precious memories of the good times.
"Paul was always in good form, always up for a laugh, playing jokes on you," she said.
"He would have his friends in and he would get the frying pan and he would cook everything that was in the house.
"Paul was not keen on school.
"But he didn't mind working, he would work at anything. He loved driving tractors, he would go to work on the buildings if anyone was stuck.
However, the good times with her son were to come to an unimaginable end 10 years ago today.
It was a Saturday and Paul had left home before she was awake.
The terrible news came when his girlfriend rang Paul's sister to say he had been beaten up and that his arms and legs were broken.
But he had died by the time they arrived.
"The doctor came out and said: 'They left nothing for us to fix'.
The reason he was targeted was because he had "run ins with the son of the top IRA man" she said.
After one such row a young man told Paul he would be shot, she said. Then a woman connected to the IRA followed him to a chip shop. Speaking with a hammer in her hand, she told him: 'You will be got along the side of the road in a black bag'.
A month later her son was murdered. She confirmed that every bone in Paul's body was broken.
Some people responsible live very close to the Quinn family and would see the family on a regular basis.
The dozen or so men who broke every bone in her son's body must have flashbacks of him screeching and should hand themselves in to clear their consciences, she said.
Up to 12 men in the shed beat him with bars and bats, with up to another 12 outside.
They watched him all day and made one of his friends phone him to ask him to come and help clean a shed.
Conor Murphy called Paul a criminal after his murder.
The woman who threatened her son with a hammer was also connected to the IRA, she said.
"Who else dresses up in boiler suits and balaclavas and uses disinfectant to clean up after them?
"You could not believe one word out of Gerry Adams' mouth.
"Didn't Conor Murphy say he spoke to the IRA in Cullyhanna. There wasn't supposed to be any IRA.
"They told him they didn't do it. So who are they? Who did he speak to?
The killing would have been sanctioned at local level but the senior leadership would have been aware of the plans, she said.
• Breege said that there is a £10,000 reward for information leading to a conviction. Telephone Garda on 00 353 47 77 216.


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Get To Know – Joseph Futak
It was only around a month ago that we last featured London's Joseph Futak, when we premiered his debut single, Scrambling Around. The track served as the first taste of what we should expect from Joseph's upcoming EP, Pigeon Songs, which will arrive on Fox Food Records in September. Ahead of that release, last week saw Joseph release the second single from the EP, Gone Before.
If Scrambling Around was a wurlitzer-led slice of heartbreak, Gone Before is something of a darker beast; Joseph's rich baritone accompanied by swampy-bass and ominous, interwoven guitar lines. Discussing Gone Before, Joseph has suggested it is a track of, "quiet unrest", wanting to warn someone of what might be ahead, while being, "unable to ignore the sinking feeling in your gut that your words are landing on deaf ears". Like much of Joseph's music it seems to walk the line between singer-songwriter and atmospheric indie, while the prominent vocals might nod to Bill Callahan or King Creosote, there's a richness to the atmospherics reminiscent of the more expansive ilk of Radiohead or Low. Joseph has taken his time to get to this point, fine-tuning his craft to be ready for his moment, and with such care and attention, his songwriting shines. Wherever his music is headed next, Joseph Futak is a name well worth remembering.
FTR: For those who don't know who is Joseph Futak?
I'm a songwriter and producer originally from Bristol and currently living in South London. I make music that's mostly a bit folky and quite gentle and introverted, but I also have a secret love of all things extravagant, over the top and in your face (would love to do a mad pop project some day). I also love a long walk and a good book!
It went pretty hilariously badly, my lovely friend George (who plays bass and sings on my upcoming EP!) and I played some all day show back in Bristol when we were like 16 and tried to be clever and use backing tracks for drums – but we made it far too bassy and the entire stage physically shook from how loud it was. This would have been great but we were trying to play a really gentle acoustic song. I've never seen a sound engineer run faster back to the desk to turn it down!
I'm just massively fascinated by sound and songwriting! I've recently made the transition to being a producer and mixing engineer full time and I'm just constantly in awe of what people can do with sound and voices and words, and how you can so powerfully convey emotion through that – I just think it's incredible! For me, my songwriting is quite a personal thing, I've always been a bit cautious of how I share my own expressions through that medium. It meant that working with my lovely band and an external producer (the magical Nathan Ridley) and all the people who have helped with things like artwork and videos and releasing my songs became a bit of an excersise in embracing the beautifully communal aspect of sharing your music with people. I love other art forms too and working with Lucy Payne who designed the artwork and Ola Arent who made the video has been a really fulfilling experience in combining music with other art forms!
FTR: What can people expect from the Joseph Futak live show?
A lot of awkward jokes, the talent of my wonderful band and if you're lucky, some hardcore nudity (joking). A lot of my songs are pretty quiet and controlled in how we play them, but theres one where I get really shouty and run into the audience and get a bit carried away which is always a lot of fun.
FTR: What's next for Joseph Futak?
I'm putting out the first EP under my own name on September 4th, which is released courtesy of the wonderful Fox Food Records. I'm about halfway through writing a follow up album, which has been exciting and daunting! I'm also itching to get back into playing live, but in the meantime I'm helping some very lovely and talented friends with a few musical projects they're developing, and doing a lot of mixing. My dream is to do something with Arca or Rosalia one day though!
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Pigeon Songs is out September 4th via Fox Food Records. Click HERE for more information on Joseph Futak.
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Theatre 21 joins forces with the Conservatory
The program leaves the Department of Communication Studies this fall.
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Lauren McBride, Deputy Arts & Entertainment Editor
(This story was originally published in print on Feb. 6, 2020).
Theatre 21 is about to be shaken up. The theatre program will depart from the Department of Communication Studies and merge into the Conservatory of Music this fall. While the program will experience a change in dynamic, the switch will also make room for new opportunities, including grander productions, a more performance-based education and a new musical theatre major.
NEW ADVANCEMENTS
Over the years, the department has made headway in size and reputation, but there is still plenty of room for theatre to flourish. The recent addition of a new dean helped inspire the department to take the charge to expand. According to Zachary Bortot, assistant professor of theatre, the goal has always been getting theatre to stand on its own. Right now, it is a program, and the goal is for it to become its own department someday. Students can look forward to new opportunities that will come with the program's upcoming advancements.
"It's gotten to a point now where we've made so many advances and strides that it just makes more sense for us to be partnered with another performing art," Bortot said.
Moving to the Conservatory is also a better organizational fit for theatre. According to Bortot, the Conservatory has more administrative support and understands the needs associated with performance. In addition, Todd Guy, dean of fine arts and communication, has been highly supportive of both the theatre and music programs since joining the team in fall 2018, according to Bortot.
Furthermore, the exciting introduction of a musical theatre program, which arrives this fall, drives the changes to Theatre 21's structure. The new concentration will be under the theatre major and students are already auditioning to be a part of it.
UPCOMING CHANGES
Theatre 21 will house its upcoming shows in new spaces as the department anticipates the removal of their previous home, a narrow, independent building across from Perez Hall. Sutherland Auditorium and Mayers Auditorium are potential locations and the department has even used the amphitheatre behind Hope Hall in the past. Until they find a new permanent space, production locations will depend on the types of shows the department decides to put on.
The new musical theatre program also opens up opportunity for Theatre 21 to put on more musicals and larger-scale productions. According to Bortot, the department would aim to put on a musical at least every other year. The growth in number of musicals has already been evident in the last couple of months, as Theatre 21 performed "The Last Five Years" in December, and its most recent collaboration with the Conservatory and Biola Youth Theatre, "The Music Man," last month.
"I think it opens up a lot of doors for bigger productions and more complex productions, which is good for attracting new incoming students and audiences that otherwise wouldn't have known that we have a theatre program," said Brynn Nieuwenhuis, a sophomore theatre major.
OPPORTUNITY TO GROW
Merging Theatre 21 with the Conservatory allows the theatre program to strengthen its reputation. Although the program has faced struggles with its small size, it is starting to gain recognition. OnStage Blog even ranked Biola as having one of the Top 25 B.A. theatre programs in 2018–2019.
"People are starting to recognize that we're offering something really good and we're capable of some strong work," Bortot said. "I think moving to the Conservatory is going to allow us to continue to grow and expand in what we can offer and strengthen that reputation."
Through the departmental change, students will have more options to explore in their theatrical education, including a more performance-based education rather than communications-based. By joining the Conservatory, students have the opportunity to wear many different hats, giving them a broader skill set to prepare for the performing arts industry.
Students look forward to the opportunity to enter into new territory and try their hand at different skills. Although junior theatre major Micah Johnson appreciates the community and family-oriented nature of theatre, he is excited to make new connections with the Conservatory. Joining the Conservatory will bring a new dynamic, but Theatre 21 has a lot of growth to anticipate.
"I hope it will shake up my expectations for what Theatre 21 is," Johnson said. "Art is all about shaking up expectations."
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Lauren McBride is a junior Cinema and Media Arts major who enjoys storytelling, thunderstorms, and a good cup of coffee.
I have loved all forms of art for as long as I can remember. After taking art classes and developing a love for writing throughout my life, I eventually dared to dive into the world of film production. Coming to Biola from my little bubble in Dallas, Texas, where I had lived my whole life, was a huge step for me, but allowed me to discover my passions more fully.
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