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Kronos in Glasgow, Part I: Favourite Egyptian Tangos (and much more)
I only really discovered the Kronos Quartet last summer. That was in a stunning concert as part of the Edinburgh International Festival. At the time, someone much better acquainted with their work remarked to me that, featuring is at did Steve Reich's Different Trains and George Crumb's Black Angels, it represented something of a greatest hits. Doubtless mainly a result of having several days worth of gigs to play with, but Kronos in Glasgow, a three day celebration of the Quartet and those they've worked with, with talks and the like spilling on a further two days, is an altogether more diverse representation. Such it was that they began Friday's opening concert with Oh Mother, the Handsome Man Tortures Me, by an unknown Iraqi composer, a whirling, dancelike frenzy of intensity.
Photo: Andy Catlin
String quartet and youth choir is perhaps not the most obvious musical combination, yet they showed it to be an effective one. Terry Riley's Another Secret eQuation began as the National Youth Choir of Scotland took to the stage with plaintif cries, causing you to wonder whether the piece had started or they were just warming up. Their fine performance was every bit a match for the Kronos's playing. The work comprised three continuous sections, marked by the repeated phrases that dominated them: "We are lost and cannot find our way.", "They never listen to us... No, never!" and "The universe makes it up as it rolls along.". And while it was well played and sung, it didn't quite add up to all that much. Or, to put it another way, it wasn't as profound as it perhaps thought it was. It was nice, though, to see the choir's director Christopher Bell actually getting to do something on stage. Normally after a concert with the Edinburgh Festival Chorus, which he also directs, we only see him on the stage at the end for a curtain call.
It would be tricky to find a better example of Kronos's musical diversity than Michael Gordon, whose Exaulted followed (Gordon was born in Florida, then raised in an Eastern European community in Nicaragua). Here, again, Kronos were joined by NYCoS, who once again provided an impressive vocal display as Gordon called for a kind of whistling then falling sound, reminiscent of those howling fireworks that screech up and then die away (though a much more pleasant version).
From the Americas to Iceland and Sigur Rós or, as Kronos's leader David Harrington described them, "our favourite Icelandic group, I'm sure everyone has one". Flugufrelsarinn (The Fly Freer) was soft and evocative and, well, free flying. The electronic amplification here particularly well used, giving the quartet not so much a louder sound, though it did that too, but rather a bigger one.
In introducing Reich's WTC 9/11, Harrington told us this was different from Reich's other compositions for them, such as Different Trains. I'm not totally sure what he meant by that since he didn't elaborate further, perhaps he meant in terms of direct emotional resonance, since it reminded me a lot of the early piece in musical terms. The quotes from Reich in the programme seem to support this view. As he says: "For 25 years we lived four blocks from the World Trade Centre....... For us, 9/11 was not a media event.". The melding of live and recorded elements was superbly done. The alarm-like motif in the background lent the work's opening a driving intensity. Often the cello appeared to be cuing the spoken dialogue; whether this was actually some clever hyperbowing or just excellent timing, I'm not sure. Either way it was impressive. In contrast to John Adams' 9/11 piece, which we had the chance to hear recently, Reich has chosen much more narrative quotations. In addition, rather than rely on a live choir, these are either archival recordings, or recordings made by Reich from interviews in 2010. The overall result was both evocative and powerful, especially in the double meaning or WTC as World to Come towards the end, and the final words of "and there's the world right here."
How, then, do you follow something like that? Kronos had a perfect answer in Jon Rose's Music from 4 Fences. Perhaps better than to try to describe it, would be to reproduce Jay Blakesberg's photograph which has adorned much of the publicity material for Kronos in Glasgow:
Photo: Jay Blakesberg
It began slowly with violinist John Sherba moving his fence into position and giving one of the wires a loud, resonate pluck. Gradually the work built, until all four were in a zig-zag line, and then finally enclosed in the cage. It was remarkable for the rising intensity of the music as it progressed, the range of sonic textures and also the sheer dramatic spectacle, not simply of the fences themselves, some of whose strings were in fact barbed wire, but also the fraying hairs on their bows and ever the snapping of one of the strings right at the end. It was simply jaw-dropping, a performance for which the term must see seems an understatement. This is a string quartet as you have never seen it before, though it did call to mind for me some of the musical contraptions concocted by Lelavision.
To be honest, my description is pretty inadequate. Fortunately, Kronos have a video on their website:
Kronos Quartet: Jon Rose / Music From 4 Fences from Kronos Quartet on Vimeo
They followed it up with two encores, the eerie atmospheric sounds of their favourite Palestinian group, Ramallah Underground, with Tashweesh (Interference) and finally their favorite Egyptian tango, Midhat Assem's Ya Habibi Ta'ala (My Love, Come Quickly). Harrington remarked he was sure we all already had a favourite Egyptian tango. Well, I for one did not. I do now. And so much more.
Technically speaking, the gig did not seem quite so perfectly assured as Edinburgh. This was probably because I was seated very near the front and to one side, thus very close to one of the speakers, so things were slightly unbalanced. Also, it was a pity that the hum of the hall's air conditioning was so loud over the quiet endings of some of the pieces.
Still, such quibbles are very minor indeed amid such a captivating programme. Unlike the Edinburgh programme, they haven't yet recorded all these works. Hopefully, 4 Fences and WTC 9/11 will be soon, in the meantime, here's a Spotify playlist of those that are available.
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MPP Fraser Responds to Decisions from Integrity Commissioner and Auditor General to Investigate Carving of the Greenbelt
OTTAWA, ON – John Fraser, MPP for Ottawa South and Interim Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, has released the following statement:
"It is good news for Ontarians to have the Integrity Commissioner and the Auditor General launch investigations into the government's move to carve up the Greenbelt. The more people looking into this, the better. It just doesn't smell right, and it has a stench of insider trading.
"Why would someone spend tens of millions of dollars to purchase land that they can do virtually nothing with? Because weeks later, you could.
"The connections between the government and the people who stood to benefit the most are just too close. Ontarians have a right to know if the government gave their friends advance notice of their plans to crack open the Greenbelt."
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This Lamborghini 'Self-Healing' Electric Car Has No Batteries
By Mike Brown
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Lamborghini wants to make an electric car that ditches the batteries, and it's working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to make it happen.
The company took the wraps off its electric sports car concept on Tuesday. With input from two MIT labs, the group has come up with a system that uses super-capacitors to deliver energy.
"Collaborating with MIT for our R&D department is an exceptional opportunity to do what Lamborghini has always been very good at: rewriting the rules on super sports cars," says Stefano Domenicali, chairman and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini. "We are inspired by embracing what is impossible today to craft the realities of tomorrow: Lamborghini must always create the dreams of the next generation."
The "Terzo Millennio" concept stores energy in carbon fiber nanotubes. These are capable of releasing energy faster than batteries, ideal for performance. They also cut down on weight compared to batteries, ending the tradeoff between battery size and vehicle mass.
Lamborghini Terzo Millennio.
"I want to go one, two, three laps without having to stop and recharge after every lap," Mauricio Reggiani, Lamborghini head of research and development, told CNN.
If the team can bring the vision to life, it could give it a major advantage over competitors like Tesla. Elon Musk's firm has dominated the electric car industry in recent years, with the Model S offering incredibly fast acceleration times of 0-60mph in 2.1 seconds. With the launch of the $35,000 Tesla Model 3, the company is focused on bringing traditional battery prices down by expanding output.
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The use of supercapacitors also gives cars the ability to "self-heal." If the car detects damage, micro-channels with healing chemistries can stop small cracks in the carbon fiber structure from turning into bigger ones.
The design does have some downsides, though. Unlike batteries, today's supercapacitors aren't very good at storing large amounts of energy. This is one of the major issues the team will now need to resolve.
"The new Lamborghini collaboration allows us to be ambitious and think outside the box in designing new materials that answer energy storage challenges for the demands of an electric sport vehicle," says Mircea Dinca, professor at MIT. "We look forward to teaming up with their engineers and work on this exciting project."
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I had a rough day today, mainly at the dentist. But that's over, I got my new crown on my tooth and also got my cleaning done, so that's that for another six months (I hope). I always feel really drained after having dental work done. I also was numb for a couple of hours so have been eating soft stuff. Anyway, I am exhausted so am just going to post my past 2 days' food for now. Will post more about my thoughts tomorrow.
Dinner was an omelet made from 2/3 c Eggbeaters, 2/3 c cooked turkey sausage crumbles, 1 oz reduced fat mozzarella, 3/4 c baby spinach, 3/4 c mushrooms, and 1 Tbsp salsa.
I knew I would be eating soft foods only after my dental appointment, so I had my Lean for breakfast.
I am not hungry, no cravings right now, just tired and have an achy jaw. I walked about 2 miles yesterday but not much today, maybe a half mile. The bloat around my middle is going down.
Hope you're feeling better ~ hugs!
I just wanted to wish you the best of luck as you begin your battle once again! I started Medifast about 14 weeks ago and have become obsessed with your blog. It's been so helpful to me. I look forward to losing along with you!
Glad you had a successful day on Medifast, even though I am quite opposed to that "diet." My only concern is that your calories seem SO low-- and when you have posted them before, it's usually 800 - 900 per day. I am sure you know that the ONLY reason you gain 5lbs when you eat 4 skinny cow bars and whatnot is because your metabolism has been damaged so badly after so many months (years?) of eating at such low caloric levels.
Yes, the weight loss is faster right now, but your chances of regaining are much, much higher! Please consider eating 1200 - 1500 calories per day. You won't see the 5-7lb /week losses as you have seen in the past, but at least you won't see the 10lb gains that you do after you go off plan for a week!!
glad that your day went very well.
and i have to agree with anonymous about calories, you should consider having 1200-1500 cals per day.
I will increase my calories for sure when I am off Medifast. I am getting about 1000/day average when I do Medifast. when I count calories, I tend to lose on 1500-1700 if I exercise too.


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BLOOMINGTON, Minn., May 19, 2020 – MatrixCare is pleased to honor post-acute healthcare workers as part of the company's "Nominate a Hero" program, an initiative launched last month to honor the committed employees working for out-of-hospital care facilities and home-based care organizations who are going above and beyond the call of duty to keep their patients and residents informed, safe, healthy, and happy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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I received the coolest letter in the mail today. Here's part of what it said..
I love your warm and fuzzies! I love the joy and enthusiasm in your voice when you are on the air.
it, dyed it with indigo and made the pompon…I just made the warm fuzzy especially for you.
am just touched and humbled.
blessed for the opportunity to be able to share them with you.
is wonderful. And that's a warm and fuzzy for me, so thank you!


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Style is not only a matter of personal taste. Even cities have their own unique fashion sensibility. For instance, New York feels more fashion-forward and dark. L.A., on the other hand, is more colourful and airy. From shoes to jewelry (and a lot in between!), here are some of my favourite shopping spots.
We each have our own idea about what style is. How we dress helps define our personal "brand" and express something about who we are to the world. Putting on an outfit that makes you look good also translates to how you feel and carry yourself. Give me six-inch heels and I feel instantly like a taller, slimmer version of myself, ready to face the world with confidence! And this goes for men too -- a tailored suit goes hand-in-hand with a confident (and handsome!) suaveness.
But style is not only a matter of personal taste. Even cities have their own unique fashion sensibility. Think how different styles are on the east versus the west coast. While there are factors, like weather, that contribute to the style personalities of various cities, there seems to be something more to it; a cultural sensibility, a shared consciousness in those places.
In the past few years, my company has run initiatives requiring me to travel to New York, LA, Miami and Paris. Although I retain my personal style regardless of where I am, I "tweak" that style to fit with the personality of the place I'm travelling to. For instance, New York feels more fashion-forward and dark. L.A., on the other hand, is more colourful and airy and I'll be more likely to wear pieces that have more flow to them. Paris is more adventurous... I put things together in Paris that I wouldn't wear in any other city!
My latest discovery in New York is Treasure and Bond on Broadway, where 100 per cent of the profits go to charities benefitting children in NYC. I also love the IF store, where I can't get enough of Ann Demeulemeester, as well as Margiela and Rick Owens on Hudson. When you find a good sales person who "gets" your style, your shopping experience goes to the next level, Miu Miu also has the best around in Valdez Murati!
My own personal style is definitely in line with a Manhattan "New York minute" darker style. Ever since I can remember, I've always loved wearing black. I'm my most confident in black and feel my most skinniest -- it doesn't matter whether I'm up or down 10 pounds. I also just feel more "put together" in black. I might add a touch of colour here and there with shoes and accessories. Full disclosure right now: I'm notorious for my shoe fetish!
LA's bright and light style is more of a stretch for me. Still, although we don't share the same style sensibility, it's a thrill that I can find a black Balenciaga dress for 70 per cent off on the rack at Barneys in Beverley Hills, while in New York that's the first thing to go.
My favourite shops include Maxfield -- I love their curated collection of vintage and newer pieces -- and the Alexander McQueen store (one of my favourite designers!)... Last, but definitely not least, is everything at Barneys! So many of my all-time favourite shoes hail from the the Barneys on Wilshire Blvd in Beverly Hills.
LA is also a great place to find "regular" sizes. While my LA friends nitpick at lettuce and vinegar, I can indulge in pasta and dessert. And while they wrestle each other for size 0s, I can have my pick of size 8s -- often on sale to boot! Now, that's having my Baker Street Cake and eating it too!
Miami is also considered to be a major fashion centre. I love shopping at The Webster -- between their amazing selection of Alaia and Chanel. Their staff also is the most helpful I have ever had the privilege of shopping with -- staff can really make or break a shopping experience! At Alchemist, I love to browse the great selection of Chrome Hearts, Celine and Rick Owens.
What's there to say!? Paris is one of the global fashion capitals and a place of all things beautiful. My shopping recommendations include Dior, John Richmond, Lydia Courteille which is a fabulous jewelry store next to my favourite hotel, the Costes. Staying at the Costes is one of the best experiences I've had to date in any hotel. If you go to Paris, even if you aren't staying at the Costes, you have to buy their candles and visit their perfumery!
Let's not forget my home town! Although there are incredible places to shop all over the world, Toronto holds its own with some unique finds. At Corbo Studio I shop for killer heels and Rick Owens (you might be catching on that he's a favourite of mine). And, of course, there's Holt Renfrew for all of our not-so-basic needs. I've also found some of my favourite Alan Anderson jewelry pieces at Holts. And for home grown fashion design, I love, love, love Greta Constantine.
But even when I'm not in the air or on the road, online shopping lets me stretch outside my immediate environment and take a little flight of fancy. I adore Net-a-Porter and can always find a fix there when I'm craving something different. No travel required and open all hours -- my definition of heaven!
Wherever you shop, curating your own fashion style is an evolving experience. It's estimated that over a lifetime women dedicate the equivalent of eight years to fashion. Every Friday my blog will be dedicated to fashion, style and the things and places that make us feel good about ourselves, so let's venture on together a la mode!
Check back in on Tuesday to read about how to further define the brand of "You."


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Introducing Stylist's very special guest editor: Brie Larson
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The Oscar-winning star of Captain Marvel is the first modern icon to edit Stylist as part of our 10th birthday celebrations. Here's what you can expect from her takeover…
We thought it very appropriate that the new year kicked off with the #10yearchallenge on social media. Because 2019 is Stylist's tenth year of existence. Our actual birthday is in October, but, as it's a major anniversary, we've started the celebrations early.
Throughout the year, we'll be handing over 10 issues of the magazine to 10 guest editors. And first up is actor Brie Larson, who is setting aside her superhero costume before the release of Captain Marvel on 8 March to show that her superpowers also extend to creating a brilliant magazine.
The issue of Stylist edited by Brie will hit the streets and appear online on 26 February. "Hollywood actor, activist, star of the upcoming Captain Marvel and all-round strong woman, Brie Larson was the perfect fit for our first takeover, and she could not have done more," says Stylist's editor-in-chief Lisa Smosarski.
"She has written, commissioned, edited or approved every single page, and the result is remarkable."
Stylist's guest editor Brie Larson at the 2019 Oscars
Brie is, in many ways, the ultimate Stylist woman: she has called for more diversity in film criticism (reflecting the ethos of our Under Her Eye initiative), taken a stand against sexism in the fashion and film industries, and introduced inclusion riders on the sets of her films – meaning that the projects she works on must have diverse casts and crews.
She also pushed for people from a wide variety of backgrounds to be represented on the Captain Marvel press tour, from the journalists who interviewed her to the designers of the clothes she wore to photo calls.
"Guest editing this issue was my opportunity to reflect on the spaces that can exist when folk with power (in this case, me) use their platform to grab the hands of others and pull them up," Brie says.
This opportunity allowed me the chance to share the voices of many, and learn along the way
"Feminism and visibility will undergo expansions for as long as we grow and stay curious. This opportunity allowed me the chance to share the voices of many, and learn along the way."
Highlights from Brie's issue include a column from Reni Eddo-Lodge on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the politics of beauty, a feature by journalist and performer Rhyannon Styles on what it means to be a trans woman in 2019, and a fashion shoot shining a spotlight on the world's most stylish and size-inclusive sportswear brands.
The issue also features insights into Brie's own life and career, from her all-time favourite recipe (courtesy of chef Courtney McBroom) to her 10 ultimate book recommendations and superhero strength tips from the personal trainer who prepped her for Captain Marvel.
Brie Larson (centre) with her Captain Marvel co-stars Gemma Chan and Samuel L Jackson and co-directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck
The Stylist team travelled to LA to meet Brie for the guest edit, and entertainment director Helen Bownass says the actor could not have been more enthusiastic about creating a magazine that reflects her worldview.
"Brie has been incredibly hands-on throughout this process," she says. "From the start she had so many ideas about what she wanted to read in the issue, how to style shoots and who she wanted to include.
"She's been poring over the pages and it's been a really exciting experience for us all to see her vision made into reality."
Our other guest editors will be revealed throughout the year, so we have nine more surprises for you – with our next very special guest editor taking the reins in early April. We're sure you're going to enjoy celebrating our birthday too.
Read all of the articles from Brie Larson's special guest edit of Stylist here.
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Auto Truck Review
Avoiding Online Car Buying Scams
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THE 2020 HYUNDAI KONA
The Hyundai Kona
The right size for any adventure.
Lou Ruggieri
The Hyundai Kona — There is an age-old adage that says, "You cannot be all things to all people". This is true of just about anything. Coors tried to make their own Rocky Mountain Spring Water back in the '90s, and yeah, that didn't work out so well. Frito-Lay tried to come out with fat-free potato chips using the very defunct Olestra as its primary ingredient, and well, that idea was crappy …. for a lot of reasons. Cosmopolitan Magazine tried making yogurt in 1999 (why?!), and Harley Davidson even tried making perfume a few years before that, not that we can remember, but maybe it smelled like old leather and aging youth? Anyway, you get the point. When you're out of your element, bad things can happen. But once in a while, it's worth a shot to try something, even if it might be failure.
Hyundai has cemented itself as a genuinely capable car manufacturer. No longer are they surprising anyone, or considered an upstart Korean company. They're here. They've been here, and they're not going anywhere. So, with their success, it affords the company a little leeway to try something different. It seems that it's not just companies that was to be all things to all people, it's slowly becoming people that want their things to be all things too. The subcompact SUV market has skyrocketed to proportions no one would have guessed, but in a way it makes sense. An SUV can handle any weather, and a subcompact drives more like a car, so it mitigates the 'truckiness' typically associated with maneuvering a large vehicle around. Enter: the Hyundai Kona.
The Kona is an unabashed extrovert. From the onset, it is clear that Hyundai wanted the Kona to be bigger than life, even if it is a subcompact in stature. Long front, short rear overhang, and it has the look. Plus with lime green being an optional color, it isn't one to be shy. There is room for four adults, the rear two may have a little irritation to deal with on longer rides, but there is 19.2 cubic feet of cargo space, and with the rear seats down, that number jumps to 45.8 cubic feet. That kind of area combined with a wide-opening hatch make this Kona a very versatile vehicle indeed.
Power comes from one of two engines. The lesser of the two is 2.0-liter inline-four that makes a reasonable 147-horsepower and 132 lb-ft of torque, while the upgrade (and preferential) engine is the turbocharged version of that 2.0-liter four banger that makes a much more fun 175-horsepower and 195 lb-ft of torque. Transmissions are either a six-speed automatic or a seven-speed dual-clutch auto, the former belonging to the NA motor, while the latter comes with the turbo. Power is routed through either just the front wheels, or to all corners, depending on your option choices. 0-60 mph comes up in as little as 7.5-seconds or as long as 9.0-seconds (again based on engine choice), and fuel mileage is good across the board — 25/30/27 city/highway/combined for the turbo and an even more impressive 28/33/30 for the NA motor. For an SUV, even a subcompact one, curb weight checks in at a very svelte 2,900-3,300 pounds.
The Kona is an entry level vehicle, and as such, still does offer plenty of safety features like forward-collision alert, driver attention warning, lane keep assist, and high beam assist, but they're only standard on the higher end trims, and optional on some of the mid-range trims. Inside the Kona is another place you will notice some of the budgetary restraints. Sure, there is a 7.0-inch touchscreen for all things infotainment, as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The heads up display is a nice touch to help keep distractions to a minimum. But, there is only one USB port in a car that will probably be bought by mostly Millennials — so that was not well thought out. And overall, the interior just feels somewhat drab, especially when contrasted with the very radical exterior styling.
As we mentioned, the price of the Kona is a major draw — it has a base of just $20,480 and maxes out at $26,980 for all the option boxes. That's a lot of value, and it might be enough to draw consumers to Hyundai's newest venture. So maybe the Kona won't be all things to all people, but it seems as though it might be a whole lot of things to a whole lot of people, so Hyundai may have a success on their hands. Come to think of it, McDonald's introduced salads into their menus to make those that were yelling that they only served junk food and processed garbage, and those have actually done very well, so maybe the Kona will be the perfect car/truck for those same people that want a caesar salad from a drive through.
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Lamb Of God announce new album 'Omens' along with 2022 tour
Kwase Lane Published: June 6, 2022
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Lamb Of God have announced their ninth studio album, Omens. The project will release Oct. 7 via Epic Records.
Additionally, the band announced their 2022 U.S. tour.
Read more: Motionless In White on creating their most political album yet
Vocalist D. Randall Blythe spoke on the Josh Wilbur-produced album in a press release.
"The world is crazy and keeps changing. Omens is a reaction to the state of the world," he says. "It's a very pissed-off record. It is extremely pissed-off."
During the Omens tour, Lamb Of God will be supported by Killswitch Engage, Baroness, Motionless In White, Spiritbox, Animals As Leaders, Suicide Silence and Fit For An Autopsy. The tour begins Sept. 9 in Brooklyn and will continue until Oct. 20
Citi cardmembers will have exclusive access to presale tickets beginning June 7 at 10 a.m. ET until June 9 at 10 p.m. local time. Click here for more details.
Check below for a list of tour dates.
Lamb Of God 2022 tour dates
with Killswitch Engage, Baroness, Suicide Silence
09/09 - Brooklyn, NY @ Coney Island
09/10 - Camden, NJ @ Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
09/11 - Alton, VA @ Blue Ridge Music Festival
09/13 - Youngstown, OH @ Youngstown Foundation Amphitheater
09/14 - Baltimore, MD @ Chesapeake Employers Insurance Arena
09/16 - Atlanta, GA @ Coca Cola Roxy
09/17 - Jacksonville, FL @ Daily's Place
09/18 - Tampa, FL @ MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Amphitheatre
09/21 - Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall at Fenway
09/23 - Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life Festival *No KSE, No Suicide Silence
09/24 - Chicago, IL @ Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island
09/25 - Sterling Heights, MI @ Michigan Lottery Amp at Freedom Hill
09/26 - Indianapolis, IN @ TCU Amphitheater at White River State Park
09/30 - Denver, CO @ Fillmore Auditorium
with Killswitch Engage, Motionless In White, Fit For An Autopsy
10/01 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Great SaltAir
10/02 - Grand Junction, CO @ Amphitheater at Las Colonias Park *
10/04 - Fresno, CA @ Exhibit Hall at Selland Arena
10/07 - Sacramento, CA @ Aftershock Festival *No Fit For An Autopsy
with Killswitch Engage, Spiritbox, Fit For An Autopsy
10/09 - Vancouver, BC @ Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
10/10 - Kent (Seattle), WA @ Accesso ShoWare Center *
10/11 - Portland, OR @ Theater of the Clouds
with Killswitch Engage, Animals As Leaders, Fit For An Autopsy
10/13 - Inglewood, CA @ YouTube Theater
10/14 - Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Federal Theater
10/15 - Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Amphitheater
10/16 - El Paso, TX @ UTEP Don Haskins Center
10/18 - San Antonio, TX @ Freeman Coliseum
10/19 - Houston, TX @ 713 Music Hall
10/20 - Irving, TX @ The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
* not a Live Nation date
Filed Under: animals as leaders, baroness, d randall blythe, epic records, fit for an autopsy, Josh Wilbur, Killswitch Engage, lamb of god, motionless in white, spiritbox, suicide silence


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Nr. 47 - CHEMICAL REACTOR 1985, Schott Mainz
diam 80 cm, borosilicate glass
This chemical reactor, made of borosilicate glass, was used in the 1980ies at the University of Ghent (BE) to study the impact of air pollution on climate. An example of how, in order to study a part of nature, that part was separated from the rest of nature. (see also Cat. Nr. 12)
The reactor was filled with ultra pure air, i.e. 78,09% of nitrogen (N2), 20,95% of oxygen (O2) and 0,93% of argon (Ar), and with controlled amounts of water vapour (H2O), sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrous acid (HONO). The reactor was then irradiated with UV lamps, simulating sunlight, to trigger a series of chemical reactions in the gas mixture: UV light would split HONO into OH and NO, and two OH's would react with SO2 to form sulfuric acid (H2SO4). The aim of the experiment was to quantify the rate at which these H2SO4 molecules would further nucleate and condense into nanometer sized H2O-H2SO4 droplets.
The hypothesis was that humans could change the properties of clouds and therefore climate, by emitting SO2 into the atmosphere that would provide more H2O-H2SO4 droplets for water to condense on.
In the experiment the real atmosphere was reduced to its simplest form: O2, N2, Ar, H2O, HONO. Pollution by humans was reduced to just one compound SO2.
The experiment showed that droplets were indeed formed. But what did this tell about the real atmosphere? When taking an aircraft and flying thorough the air, with its smokes, dust and hazes and its clouds forming on and in them, it was quickly realized that it was impossible to recreate that complexity in a laboratory reactor. And in fact during the first experiments in the real atmosphere no nucleation of H2O-H2SO4 droplets or of any other droplets was observed.


Blue Chalk Media collaborated with creative agency Unkommon and Acreage Holdings, a cannabis company with one of the most diverse portfolios in the United States, to create the first-ever Super Bowl advertisement in support of medical cannabis.
The short spot tells the story of three individuals—Ryan Miller, a veteran in Oakland, CA, who lost his leg in war, Austin Hilterbran in Florence, CO, who suffers from a catastrophic seizure disorder and Greg Kazmierczak of Buffalo, NY, who has had three back surgeries—and how their lives have been greatly improved by using medical cannabis.
While the ad was ultimately rejected by CBS for air during the Super Bowl, it has been seen by millions of people online and received over one billion impressions through widespread media coverage in most major publications in the United States.


Purchasing sales leads from third-party aggregators is a sign that your moving company is in sales trouble. We can honestly say this because we have worked with dozens of moving companies since 2010, huge and small, and we know moving companies' sales and marketing processes inside and out. The only exception is a brand-new mover just opening their doors.
WHERE CAN I BUY SALES LEADS? There are many companies that sell sales leads for movers. Just Google "buy moving leads" and you'll find multiple sales leads aggregators who specialize in selling moving leads.
WHERE DO SALES LEADS THAT I PURCHASE COME FROM? They come from Google searches. Sales Lead Aggregation companies are competing with moving companies to be on Page One of Google, so you are in effect paying them to compete with you for leads. Since their sites often get more clicks than yours they will be in front of you for page rank often pushing private moving companies like yours off page one altogether.
WHAT CAN I EXPECT FROM A PURCHASED SALES LEAD? Some aggregators will sell you exclusive sales leads for a higher price, but most do not. Their "Terms and Conditions" will note that the lead you bought has been sold to up to three of more other movers, so you will need to compete with them too.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN I EXHAUST MY PURCHASED LEADS? You will need to get in contact with the aggregator and buy more. As long as you have no other way of getting leads, you are at their mercy.
IS THERE AN ALTERNATIVE TO PURCHASING MOVING SALES LEADS? Yes. Developing a website that can gather the customer's information on a Get Quote form and email it to you.
I HAVE A "GET QUOTE" FORM ON MY WEBSITE AND I AM NOT GETTING ANY/ENOUGH LEADS. WHAT'S WRONG? There are a variety of factors that can be preventing you from getting prospective customer leads. You should ask your webmaster or the consultants working on your Search Engine Optimization (SEO) what is wrong with the site or perform a Google search on "SEO Companies for Movers" and find a company that you can trust and that can help you get going with getting sales leads online.
IF I NEED SALES LEADS NOW, WHY SHOULD I BOTHER WITH DEVELOPING THEM ON MY WEBSITE? Buying sales leads is merely transactional business. You are paying someone else to do something you can do for free and make an investment in the future of your company. Once you get your website optimized so that it is capturing sales leads from the Web (by ranking as high or higher in search engine results as the company you are buying leads from), your website will get you the leads you need, and they'll go right into your email inbox.
HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET SALES LEADS FROM MY WEBSITE? This question cannot be answered by me or anybody with any precision, but it can be estimated depending on the competition by other movers and sales lead aggregators in your local search. Lots of competition: 4–8 months. Low competition: 1-5 months. Your site may bring in sales leads for some keyword phrases in a week or so, for others it may take years, if ever. That's rare, but it can happen.
SO, SHOULD I BUILD A WEBSITE TO DEVELOP MY OWN LEADS? Absolutely! That way you are in control. You are not dependent on a third-party.
We have written many more articles on this topic and getting sales for moving companies in general. Please consult our other blogs for much more information. Onward and upward!


After playing music for more than a decade as a part of successful acts like the Big Bad Party Band, Velvet Jesse, and Louder Gabriel, it took Beresford native Phil Athanase going to France in order to find his voice.
Athanase, who celebrates the release of his self-titled debut CD at Moncton's Igloo Beverage Room tonight, acknowledges he had little difficulty in carving out a respectable career singing in the English language.
Making the move to become a Francophone singer-songwriter was a whole other ball of wax, however.
"I had been writing and singing in English my whole life, essentially. When it came to singing and writing in the French language, I was never able to satisfactorily find my voice," Athanase says.
With a creative fire lit beneath him, Athanase returned home from France in 2015 and wrote nine of the 10 songs that appear on his new record. It was a significant breakthrough for the songwriter, who had spent his career until that time performing and writing music in English.
Asked why he feels it took such a significant span of time before he felt comfortable exploring the beauty and finer points of performing in French, Athanase admits many of the mental barriers he had erected were done of his own volition.
"Like a lot of Acadians, I grew up on and was inspired by a lot of English-language music. Whether you're an artist or every day person, you tend to stay where you feel most comfortable, which was absolutely the case for me when it came to writing and performing music," he says.
When: Thursday Aug. 10, 9:30 p.m.