text: Shea's first novel offers an entertaining and sympathetic portrait of a woman who must come to terms with her own life when her fiancÇ realizes he wants to make the trip to the altar alone-- to become a priest. Kind, hard-working, handsome Eddie Balicki seemed like a dream come true when he returned to his hometown in western Massachusetts and appeared at church one Sunday morning. Now all the narrator has left of him is a 2.75-karat engagement ring, which she is trying to sell through a personal ad in the Penny Saver. The ad brings to her parents' home a parade of prospective buyers, from a pair of 40ish sisters to Andy Ligawiec, the fellow who might have become her boyfriend in high school (had her mother allowed her to have one), to Randy, who gradually becomes a friend by following up his initial viewing of the ring with more than six months of almost weekly calls. While observing her occasional guests and reviewing highlights of her relationship with Eddie, the narrator casts a perceptive eye over her life as the ``shy, unquestioning daughter who did what she was told.'' She explores her Polish-Catholic community and particularly the foibles of her own family, rendering details so vividly that you can all but hear the noise of a house packed with relatives on a holiday and smell the cabbage that cooks almost daily in her mother's kitchen. By the end of the book the narrator, who is anonymous throughout, has become a woman about to create a name for herself. A promising debut that with shrewdness and a lively display of humor reminds us just how much drama there can be in the everyday.

industry_corpus2: Literature & Emotions


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Ministry of Propaganda - 02/Jul/2006: "H1 2006 Blog Discoveries"
A blog from a continent we probably don’t read much of here in Europe (apart from now during the Football World Cup): Latin and South America. Ricardo is from Mexico, but lives in Brazil and blogs at Ricardo’s Blog. Oh, and we share the same employer, which is how I found his blog.
Most people try to get rich quick, sometimes it’s better to Get Rich Slowly. Some of the content is US centric, but I still find interesting thoughts and ideas about personal finance and related topics almost daily.
I’m not entirely sure if this might have been very late 2005 discovery, but then I only really started reading (and subscribing) to it in 2006, so it makes the list: NevilleHobson.com is Neville Hobson’s (now there’s a surprise) blog about communication and PR. Quite a lot of interesting stuff to find here.
John Kirriemuir grew up in the Vale of Evesham (that’s not too far from Swindon, where I live), but now lives on the Isle of Berneray in the Outer Hebrides, where he blogs on Silversprite (also the name of his consultancy business). He writes about life in the Outer Hebrides, beaches and “the application of Internet-based technologies in island and remote locations”. Great beach pictures as well.
These were my top 5 discoveries for the first half of 2006, I hope the second half will be as good!

industry_corpus2: Others


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"New study estimates the caregiving costs for families" - Medical Xpress. 9/21/2018.
Using Health and Retirement Study data, U-Penn's Norma Coe and colleagues estimated the monetized change in well‐being among daughters, age 40-70 years, who provided caregiving to their elderly mothers. The researchers found the median cost to the daughters' well‐being ranged from $144,302 to $201,896 over 2 years, depending on their mother's functional status.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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G-Drink Design 9 is one of the most successful Glass Front Vendor of Sandenvendo history presented in a new look. It is spacious and its bright showcase enhances the product visibility. Its new user friendly features offer a large display in blue characters with a new easy door latching system.
An innovative capacitive key pad with back lit numerals provide high visibility in light and dark places.
New user friendly features offer a large display in blue characters with a new easy door latching system.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


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Visit Soul's profile on Pinterest.
Read my erotica and steamy romance on Booksiesilk.
I've also published my completed adult novels on Smashwords for free!


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my physiology teacher was obsessed about that so he literally wrote a book about it named "The Walrus Was Paul: The Great Beatle Death Clues" We learned about it at the beginning of the year and it was pretty great.
WAIT HOLD UP. If Shirley Temple is on the album cover, and everyone (aside from the Beatles at that time) were dead… Doesn't this prove the Mandela effect where people remeber her dying young? When in fact she died in 2014. Just a thought….
Please tell me that wasn't an attempt at a Scouse accent.
Even though I've heard these conspiracies many times, I still found this to be a very interesting video.
Never knew Oscar Wilde was on the cover of that album.
The Beatles actually played in concert at a cinema I used to work at in England before they became famous!
on the abbey road cover, he also is walking with the opposite feet of everyone else and he has a cigarette in his non dominant hand.
I personally think the Beatles are overrated.
That shirt complements you so well! And your makeup! ?
I have their 1967 album on cassette.
I don't really get why he would walk barefoot when it's hot outside. I did that once and I almost burned my feet.
(Polite) Gabulosis I've watched a couple of your videos and this is the first. You managed to get a lot of different info in a short amount of time. There was one UK Sky (cable equivalent incase you don't know) channel that got a lot of information in an hour (one I Rembered about Jack The Ripper) Your exactly the same. It'll probably take most TV company's a few episodes to tell all the info in your video ☺?.
For the look alike one is prob. plastic surgery? Idk?
I think Paul is dead- who takes of there sandals because it's hot to walk across WAY hotter pavement????
In freemasonry, shoes represent the physical body.


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Hi, I've been reading posts on here for a while but only decided to join in now. I hope that I can learn a lot from everyone!
I'm glad you decided to join. I look forward to learning from you. God bless you.
What church are you from?
I live in Newcastle and go to Newcastle church. Do you happen to go there?
There is a debate going on at the moment about the usage of word "Mass". I guess it would be better for us all to stick to the word "Liturgy" rather than "Mass".
So you probably remember me and my wife Phiby dear irinipasi. MY name is Fady, moved to Newcastle 3 years ago... do we know each other?
A church in Sydney, Australia... we have one liturgy in arabic and the other in english and both have 1:1 ratio each of coptic and arabic / english..


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Beach decor sea glass in GREEN. Nautical decor beach glass by the pound in a 2 pound order. Perfect for beach wedding table decor, beach decorating, crafts, and jewelry making.
For a sense of scale, 2 pounds fits perfectly into a common white Chinese take-out container. There are approximately 240 pieces in a 2 pound order.
Size of sea glass pieces will range from around 1/2" up to about 2" and everywhere in between. It will be a nice mix of sizes and shapes. Sorry, I cannot "sort" specific sizes!
Please note relative size and shapes of each color as they do come from different manufacturers and have different properties. Each shipment of sea glass varies slightly in color as well, so expect small variations from the photos. Color may be sprayed on instead of throughout in some batches.
You are buying 2 pounds of sea glass, NOT 1 POUND. Compare "apples to apples" pricing.


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The TorHans 30 bottles are the most aerodynamic, aero-bar mounted, hydration systems on the market today.
Available in 30oz capacity, these high aspect ratio designed hydration systems feature the patent pending AeroFlow™ straw and XFlow™ fill-on-the-go cap to ensure you keep fast and stay hydrated without ever coming out of your aero position.
The Aero Series bottles utilize a vertical dual-channel mounting system to ensure they mesh perfectly with your triathlon or time trial bike. The TorHans® AeroMount™ is adjustable and can accommodate bar widths up to 14cm. Additionally, this unique dual-channel mounting system gives you the ability to integrate the TorHans® AeroTray™ to the unused channel, where it can be used to hold your bike computer, energy gels, or whatever else you need handy and out of the wind.


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The Office for National Statistics is expected to release its revised figure for GDP for the first quarter of 2010, after initially reporting GDP growth of 0.2 per cent for the quarter.
The figure was hit by snow and cold weather at the start of the year and was below the 0.4 per cent growth hoped for by economists.
It is hoped that tomorrow's figure for the first quarter could be revised upwards thanks to a strong 0.7 per cent increase in industrial output in the quarter, the strongest growth for four years. Stronger than expected industrial production figures for February are also expected to help raise the initial GDP estimate.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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I would think it far better to risk false alerts than to have a real one and not have an alert going out. In the spirit of that thought, I would think a system that makes it easy to send a real alert - which is also going to make sending false alerts easy - would be preferable over too many safeguards against false alerts.
Yes, there are lessons to be learned here, but it sounds almost as though the measures they're taking are going to add up to a minute or two to the process of alerting people in the event of a real attack, which is one of those situations where you absolutely do not have seconds to waste. Might they be taking things too far in the other direction?

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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To help protect public health and the quality of our groundwater, it is important for wells to be properly constructed, maintained, and sealed when no longer in service.
The County has long recognized the importance of our groundwater resources and entered into a delegation agreement with the State in 1989 to regulate and inspect the construction, reconstruction and sealing of wells.
Blue Earth County’s rural residents rely on septic systems to treat the wastewater generated in their homes and businesses.
The proper location, design, installation, use, and maintenance of an individual subsurface sewage treatment system (ISTS) protects the public health, safety, and general welfare by the discharge of adequately treated sewage to the groundwater.

industry_corpus2: Water Resources & Marine


text: Dramatic gerberas are no longer just a houseplant - these hardy plants will thrive in the garden. And, once established, each plant will produce up to 100 blooms during the course of their long flowering season. Flowers April-October. Height 20-30cm (8-12"). Sweet Sunset - Bright orange flower with yellow centre. Supplied in a 9cm pot.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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The SDRCC helps coordinate climate initiatives within San Diego County, focusing on local capacity building for the County and its eighteen municipalities. As of 2017, the collaborative has ten member cities plus the County, as well as other public agencies in the region, academia, utilities, and nonprofits and philanthropic organizations. The San Diego region is focused on preparing for the impacts of sea-level rise and increased risks of flooding, increasing temperatures and urban heat islands, increasing water scarcity, and increasing risks of wildfires.
This case study outlines the ways that the SDRCC has worked to facilitate climate action planning across the region and recently has been directing a regional “Resilient Coastlines Project” with federal funding to connect and coordinate local sea-level-rise initiatives in the region. The report also describes the benefits and recognition that the SDRCC has helped bring to the region; and it received a Climate Leadership Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 2015 for its innovative partnership model.
This case study is part of a series of six case studies that GCC developed to explore lessons that cities and communities across the country are learning as they work together across jurisdictional lines on climate action. Each case study in this series chronicles the roles that these collaboratives are playing to support climate action in their regions, how the collaboratives are helping to align resources and policies among participating jurisdictions, and how they are structured and funded. A synthesis report also explores lessons that can be learned by comparing the efforts of each collaborative on climate policy in their regions.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


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Unless you are a huge sports fan, there is pretty much no reason for you to visit a stadium. Those places are only worth visiting if there is an exciting game to happen. This is not necessarily true. There needs no game for you to visit a stadium. In fact, there are lots of amazing stadiums around the world that are worth seeing simply for how they look like. They were built with precision and attention to details. From the exterior design to the indoor arrangements, you will be amazed at how these stadiums look like. Here are some of the world’s best stadiums for you to visit.
This stadium is considered the home of the Dallas Cowboys. It is also the 4th largest NFL stadium in the US. It can accommodate up to 80,000 people and is considered the largest column-free room in the world. It also has a really large jumbotron and retractable glass end-zone doors. Of course, this stadium has also witnessed some of the best NFL games in history- truly Texas’ pride.
The most amazing part about this stadium is that it can be switched depending on the game to be played. For instance, baseball games are played on a turf field which is artificial. Football games on the other hand are played on a grass pitch. This can slide in and out of the stadium when need be. It also means that the number of people that can be accommodated depends on what game is being played. For football, it can hold up to 41,000 fans. This stadium is indeed a proof that when it comes to technology, Japan is one of the world’s leaders.
The exteriors of this stadium alone are more than enough for you to be curious of what can be found inside. Built for the 2008 Olympics, this stadium was created by architects based in Sydney, who won the bid through online voting. The structure resembles the yin and yang especially when seen from a neighboring building. This place is also known as The Water Cube and was the place where Michael Phelps won his 8th Olympic gold. This structure is so amazing that it was copied across China and in other parts of the world. None of them can beat the original structure though.
This place can hold just around 45,000 people, but the main reason for visiting this stadium is for its historical value. The modern Olympics were started in the stadium which resembles a U-shape. It was modeled from the stadium that was built during the Panathenian games in 330BC. The original one was said to be lost, although some parts were eventually discovered. The stadium was completed just in time for the Olympics.
Hosting up to almost 100,000 spectators, this stadium is the largest in Europe. It was built in the 1950’s and has some of the best features you can never find anywhere else. It was Norman Foster who was behind the creation of this structure. With the artistic impressions on the stadium, it seems like it will remain unmatched for years to come.
With or without games going on, these places are definitely worth visiting. Go ahead and plan your trip now.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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Freeburg Law, LLC is a personal injury and criminal defense law firm serving the greater Yellowstone area. Alex Freeburg is dedicated to delivering the results his clients want, as well as the strength and compassion they need. His experience trying cases in both personal injury and criminal defense has led to the firm’s spectacular reputation.
Before coming to Clique, Freeburg’s existing site wasn’t representative of his brand. He needed a site to help grow his firm, project his reputation, and expand his practice. Also, with the majority of his clients being vacationers and visitors, the new website needed to be very mobile-friendly.
Need a lawyer to deliver results? Meet Alex Freeburg.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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ContentArmor is a leading forensic watermarking vendor who has announced a collaboration with castLabs, the global pioneer in premium digital video technology. The collaboration highlights the integration between session-based watermarking coupled with castLabs’ video toolkit for IFE (In-Flight) Deployments and OTT content.
ContentArmor’s session-based watermarking is used by streaming service providers and studios to battle against video piracy. ContentArmor’s technology enables tracking down piracy, right from the source and down to individual user accounts or specific streaming sessions, thus being a powerful barrier. The video forensic watermarking of ContentArmor is impenetrable to a variety of modifications to the content, right from screen captures to simple coding.
castLabs pioneers in cloud and software services for digital video markets worldwide. Solutions provided by castLabs enable playback of DRM-secured premium-based content which can be played over a large selection of platforms and consumer devices for high-quality video experiences. castLab’s range of services and applications include DRMtoday licensing and a video tool processing kit among others.
ContentArmor SAS is a privately-owned French company that is the leading global provider of content protection technologies for the media industry. ContentArmor’s Video Watermarking solution results in blitz-fast embedding due to modifications that occur to the bitstream directly. ContentArmor’s two-step video watermarking algorithm integrates at any point of the distribution chain thus being functional in even low-computing devices such as tablets, smart-phones, and set-top boxes.
The secure and embedded forensic watermarking is based on premium content distribution along with production.


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About Face is the new ground breaking book by best-selling author Dan Hill. Based on research using facial coding, eye tracking and cutting edge tools, as well as interviews and examples, it gives essential insights into how to make adverts more effective and emotionally engaging.
Dan Hill is a recognised authority on the role of emotions in consumer and employee behaviour, and an expert in facial coding as an aid in measuring people's decision-making process for consumer insight testing. He is the founder and president of Sensory Logic - a scientific, research-based consultancy that specialises in gauging and helping to enhance companies' sensory-emotional connection with consumers. Dan is a frequent speaker at business conventions across the globe and the author of Body of Truth: Leveraging What Consumers Can't or Won't Say (John Wiley & Sons 2003).
Drawing from a good mix of academic studies, practitioner books, and personal consulting experience, Hill argues in this engaging, well-written book that effective ads focus on consumers' emotional needs rather than reasoning powers. He provides good practical advice for targeting consumers' emotions and many memorable ads that accomplish this goal.


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There is a new snack onboard the snack train and are in fact the first of its kind. But what are they? Bepps Black Eyed Pea Puff Snacks is what they are, and they are the UK’s first range of black eyed pea puffs. Currently these come in three flavours Sweet Chilli, Sea Salt and Black Pepper and Cheese and are in the most vibrant and funky packaging.
You can buy these singularly in stores, as a taster pack or bigger boxes of single flavours over on their website. Each pack is gluten free, vegan, uses organic ingredients and there are no GMO or MSG. Better still for every pack sold, Bepps will donate 10% of their profits this year to the wonderful children and families at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
With a bright orange hue these really had a smokey and fiery kick. They weren’t as sweet as I imagined they would be given they are sweet chilli, and having the smokey paprika flavour was a real nice addition. Super crunchy, perfect size, these packed a punch and were utterly moreish.
These were a lot paler in comparison to the other two on offer and the flavour was pretty muted as well. With a smidge of black pepper that tingled a little in the background, the salt however was missing for me. On the whole these were underwhelming and I expected quite a bit more from this flavour.
Cheesey and delicious is what these were. With the same crunch and size as the others these were more my cup of tea, and the flavour I would choose again and again. Oddly these were the sweetest of the lot and reminded me of the Hippeas Cheese version. Delicious and savoury and a great accompaniment to your lunch.
Personally had I seen these Bepps Black Eyed Pea Puff Snacks on the shelves I probably wouldn’t have reached for them because I wouldn’t have had a clue what black eye pea puffs would even be like. However that being said now that I have given them a whirl, I would absolutely buy them again. For me the Cheese and Sweet Chilli would be my preference, the Sea Salt and Black Pepper is just lack lustre and doesn’t taste of much. I am looking forward to seeing their flavours expand, and they are certainly crying out for a sour cream and chive flavour.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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Looking for the ideal way to get in touch with a Toyota dealership in your area? Look for important phone numbers, opening hours, and more right here.
You don't have to wait until you sell your old car to have the freedom to buy a new one. Toyota dealerships in Maysville, Kentucky can help you find out more about your trade-in options so you can discover the best value on a brand new Toyota today.
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industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Pentagon Plans ‘Laser Drone Defense’ 5 out of 5 based on 1 ratings. 1 user reviews.
The Pentagon’s Missile Defense System is working on plans to develop a high-altitude, long-endurance drone armed with a compact, electrically powered laser capable of shooting down ballistic missiles.
When the ALTB was first proposed, many unanswered questions existed. Regardless, the Missile Defense Agency went ahead with development, according to Frank Kendall, the Pentagon’s procurement chief.
This time around, the Missile Defense Agency will take an “incremental, step-wise, knowledge-based,” said MDA director, Vice Admiral James Syring.
“It is a very different approach than we did in the past of just leaping to something and investing everything we had,” he said.
MDA will conduct experiments and review alternatives until 2018-2019, when Syring said it will pick “which technologies we think have the most promise.” Then a “low-power laser demonstrator” will fly circa 2021, Breaking Defense reported.
“I think the most important point may be that MDA’s concept is not the ‘return of the ABL,’” Gunzinger said in an interview with Breaking Defense.

industry_corpus2: Aerospace


text: In November 2016, on behalf of NOVEL Creative Agency, I prepared a series of website mocks for PDX Pet Design, a company that creates intelligent and whimsical pet toys. We had it up on the web in time for their intensely viral appearance on Shark Tank. I've also prepared photography, graphics, design, and assets for a Kickstarter campaign follow-up, Laser Lunch.

industry_corpus2: Gaming


text: Baltimore have partnered to form a one-stop-shop for pediatric drug and device development. The Initiative for Pediatric Drug and Device Development (iPD3) is a first-in-kind venture uniting leaders in pediatrics and pediatric pharmacology aimed at filling critical unmet needs in advancing the pediatric therapeutics landscape. iPD3 will work with pharmaceutical companies and other clients from inception to regulatory filing, including the conduct of pediatric clinical trials.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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Born and raised in Tulsa, Martha Berry moved to Texas in 1977, but has remained active in Cherokee Nation art and current affairs. She began studying traditional post-Contact, pre-Removal Cherokee beadwork in the 1980s. In 1994, when her daughter Christina started college, she began beading on a daily basis.
When she started, there were no teachers, classes or how-to books. By the end of the twentieth century, there were only about a dozen beaders who were creating Southeastern tribal beadwork. Of that number, only half were tribal descendants, and only two were Cherokee. Martha’s teachers were photographs of historic Cherokee and Southeastern beaded artifacts. In 2000, she was awarded a grant to study the Southeastern beadwork collection at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
Today she divides her time between creating, researching and teaching this beautiful and unique art form. She has won many awards and taught many students how to create and appreciate it. She has dedicated her “empty nest” years to the revival of this once nearly lost art form.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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NIKIET them. N. A. Dollezhal celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Corporation ROSATOM.
Your scholar gift was presented to Kristina Orbakaite.


text: Сигурносно прашање What is your city of birth? What was the name of your favorite teacher? Where did you have your first date? What is your favorite color? What is your favorite sport? What is the middle name of your oldest child? What is your mother's maiden name?


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text: Country singer and songwriter Chris Janson was born and raised in Missouri but moved to Nashville to pursue music the summer after finishing high school. A guitarist as well as a stellar harmonica player, Janson first made his mark as a songwriter, penning Tim McGraw’s 2012 hit “Truck Yeah,” and he’s co-written with former Guns N’ Roses members Duff McKagan and Izzy Stradlin, among others. He released his first single, “‘Til a Woman Comes Along,” for BNA Records in the spring of 2010, but left the label when it was restructured. After signing with McGraw’s Bigger Picture Music Group, he released a second single, “Better I Don’t,” produced by the legendary Keith Stegall, early in 2013. He released a self-titled EP later that year, which cracked the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Another EP, Take It to the Bank, followed in early in 2014, and in early 2015, he released the single “Buy Me a Boat” without any label support.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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I've been in Florida less than 48 hours and I already have a list of things to love about being here.
1. My rental car is a ragtop Jeep.
3. Hanging with Jules and co.
4. Andi (Jules' progeny) asking to go shoe shopping at Target.
5. Hearing Cali read from a book.
6. Andi attempting to show up her big sister by "reading" from a book. It was more of a song and dance she performed for several minutes.
7. Visiting my old Orlando church and seeing the old friends.
10. Thinking only vendors would be at the show today (and no attendees) during setup and wearing my new "I heart what's his name" t-shirt, and getting more than my fair share of attention from the 300 SWAT guys there to register. There's something a little unnerving about hearing a VERY hot man say to his buddy in Hungarian "blah blah blah "i love whats his name blah blah blah" (the blahs being in hungarian), pointing at me, and all the nearby men laughing out loud. I'm SURE they were saying "check out the hot single blonde chick. she must be single, her shirt says "i love what's his name."
Oh yeah, I speak Hungarian fluently. "blah blah blah I love what's his name blah blah blah": actually means check out the AMAZINGLY hot single blonde chick..." You just forgot the amazingly part, but that's ok. We'll forgive you this time!
PS--the girls miss you already.

industry_corpus2: Others


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The international student competition The Tower of Babylon was initiated by ETH Zurich in 2011. Within the competition, the student teams from different countries were supposed to design and build a tower using only local materials, their know-how and their hands. Moreover, every project had to reflect a sustainability issue in connection to the limits of their society in their cultures or on their campus.
The whole process was split on four phases. The first phase was set aside for discussions, the second – for developing a concept and design. During the third phase the teams had to make detailed construction plans and buy the materials for future constrictions. The final fourth phase was the building time. The participants had maximum three months for the first three phases and one week or three weekends for construction. Rules of the competition also placed some limitations on the teams’ budgets: all building materials for the towers had to cost maximum 1000 USD if they were not recycled.
‘Tower of Babel means a place for communication. We’d like our project to be a place for communicating and in the memory of meaningful events. In nature, there isn’t such thing as waste. Our entire project is about RECYCLING. Thousands of students graduate every year while textbooks, bicycles and other things are sold as waste on the campus. Students need a second-hand market for their exchange. The Commercial Street was a place for commodity trading. But it was closed months ago for renovation. Most students miss it a lot. We’d like to set up a place as a second-hand market in the theme rebuilding the Commercial Street. In order to make the project environmentally friendly, we plan to build it with material easily recycled. After searching the campus, we found fruit basket in different size and color and of good strength a suitable container. It can be returned to the fruit vendors or sold to the recycling stations after our project. So we decide to concentrate on the FRUIT BASKET.
By studying the fruit baskets, we find it of good pressure strength while serving as a whole one. After exploring the possible structures which fruit baskets can be configured, we find the SEMIARCH more reasonable stressed, in better shape and giving more space we need. Most importantly, it can be fabricated FAST. Then we tried to form different space with the semiarch as a unit. In the end of phase II, we found a rather interesting way to realize our project, which give a clear logic at the very first sight. This makes the tower more changeable so that it can be fitted into bases of different shape.
‘The Tower of Babel stands as a metaphor for the dark sites of civilization. It becomes a metaphor for today’s habits and customs of building in excess, extravagancy in design and dominance of the technosphere. A Cradle To Cradle approach represents a new paradigm for design. “With C to C, as in nature, there is no such thing as waste. ”We believe that sustainability is not a burden: Upcycling provides us with a strategy to deal with old materials and heirloom design with a strategy for designing things in such way that you want to keep them as long as possible because of beauty and functionality.
By studying waste on campus and in the city we identified a series of materials that were wasted or not probably recycled. After diagramming the interrupted life cycle of each material we explored the different materials – coke cans, coke bottles, coat hangers, paper and railway steel plates – by studying their properties to configure and their properties to inform space. Each material had its specific logic of how it aggregates or configures into a larger structure. At the end of phase 2 we decided to focus on plastics.
In phase 3 we?ve refined both material systems and their configurations as stacked structure and as suspended structure. The mayor challenge in this phase was the material collection. From the 3d model we knew that we need around 11000 PET bottles and 6000 PET hangers, which had to be re-claimed as construction material from trash. All the bottles had to be sorted and cleaned. At the same time we?ve produced a set of working drawings that were able to describe each layer of the bottle structure and each suspended module of the hanger structure.
‘We decided on reconditioned wooden pallets as our core building material for several reasons: they are cheap, readily available and often discarded as trash. Using such pallets was therefore symbolic of our shipping history – a port city which brought our forefathers from different parts of the world together, and gave the pallets an alternative use. It’s hot & humid year round in the tropics and this led us to our interpretation of the Tower of Babylon, i.e. a structure that provides sufficient shade and ventilation where students could gather.
Besides pallets, we also sourced for other recyclables. We decided on 2 materials – mangrove wood and PET bottles. Using these materials, we conceptualized the design using various configurations and orientations. The team was divided into two groups to focus on the design and fabrication aspects. We assembled miniature pallets from ice-cream sticks and stacked tissue boxes to aid visualization and to accurately estimate the amount of materials needed.
Once we confirmed the design of the structure, we analyzed the stress distribution and prepared computer-aided drawings. We decided that a modular set-up using pre-assembled pallets was most the efficient way of assembly. This allowed the structure to be easily dismantled and re-erected at another location. During this phase, 100 reconditioned pallets were purchased for the construction and PET bottles which were collected were cleaned. A suitable building site was selected and marked out.
‘When thinking about the design of the tower we were looking for a shape that could grow as much as we want. There had to be a link between what we were actually building, and the utopist tower that could be constructed with the amount of paper that is wasted each year on the campus. The message had to be strong and straight forward, for people to understand the huge amount of wasted material. Therefore the built structure is only a measure of scale for the enormous amount of paper that is used in the campus and the city.
Our initial decision in the project was to manufacture our own original and sustainable building material. Therefore we used bricks made of paper wastes which we cut up, mixed with water, shaped into a brick and dried in the sun. No other additives were add to the bricks, so the material was fully recycled and eco-friendly what was our main purpose.
To compress paper bricks with sufficient force we build a single-arm lever. Then we made compression test to know what the strength of the brick is and what in fact can be build within this material. The results we obtain were very satisfying – the model brick was stiff and withstand a force of 4000 N.
We managed to gather 720kG in one week during the construction, which was around 144 000 sheets of paper. That represented just a half of one day of ETH waste amount in average with years waste. From that, we built a structure over 2.3m, before we run out of material.
‘There is a lot of assorted waste in our campus, just occupying space and of no much use to the Institute. We decided to use it along with local sustainable resources and bring the best out of waste. Tower of Babylon was needed for a paradigm shift of that era and on same lines recycling and sustainability is a need of today’s era. We aim at promoting this with our structure.
Our structure, ‘Nirmaan’ will look like a tea kettle along with 3 cups. One of the cups will be used for collecting harvested rain water.
a) We wanted to create something that appealed to Indian ethos; a kettle and cup symbolize Tea; the country’s darling beverage.
b) The structure should be interesting and innovative and should be aesthetically appealing.
a) Recycling: The structure would be built using waste materials.
b) Sustainability: Other than utilizing waste we will be using local materials which are nature friendly.
The IIT team’s proposal was chosen as the winner of the competition that was quite surprising for us: in our opinion, projects by GIT and SJTU teams were more interesting and impressive.

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Norwood Park is a 26-acre planned community north of downtown Asheville. The neighborhood is bounded by Murdock, Norwood, Woodward and Farrwood Avenues, between Merrimon and Kimberly Avenues.
Designed in 1914, Norwood Park was advertised as adjoining the “golf links” (the Grove Park golf course). The neighborhood was planned to fill a need for middle class housing at the northern reaches of the city’s streetcar system. Capturing elements of the popular “Suburb Beautiful” movement, the neighborhood features a curvi-linear network of tree-lined streets following natural topography, sidewalks, some open spaces and houses following the latest architectural trends of the early 20th century. To cater to the growing popularity of the automobile, the neighborhood was planned with small garages and a system of alleys.
Residents of Norwood Park historically were, and remain, a mix of property owners and renters. Residents included business owners and other professionals (physicians, dentists, accountants, lawyers, retired army personnel, insurance agents, postal workers, and U. S. and State Forest Service workers), as well as people who worked for Asheville businesses. Norwood Park’s residents value the sense of community and neighborliness due to close proximity to other households. The neighborhood is very walkable, and is connected closely with commercial services (restaurants, banking, pharmacies, etc) and amenities including greenways, parks, UNC-A and Botanical Gardens.
Norwood Park Historic District was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in August 2008 as a locally significant district with 155 contributing structures. The district’s architecture and layout represents the city’s housing boom during the first three decades of the twentieth century, along with some additional building during the late 1930s through the 1950s.
Residents are looking forward to continuing and expanding the association’s mission by “…engaging a wide diversity of Norwood Park neighbors in community-building through social events, welcoming groups, issue-driven committees, neighborhood improvements and philanthropy” as well as upholding the historic quality and setting of the neighborhood.
Norwood Park’s residents have expressed the desire to have additional sidewalks on neighborhood streets where there are none, and crosswalks across busy Kimberly and Merrimon avenues. Long-term remedies are being sought to address congested parking on narrow streets.
For more information on the Norwood Park neighborhood, contact Delce Dyer at delcedyer@gmail.com.


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It took nearly two years, but Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo on Friday reached an agreement with the New York State Legislature to put back together a long-running affordable housing program, known as 421-a, that gives developers a city tax break in return for building lower-price rental units.
Just do not call it 421-a.
The newly named Affordable New York Housing Program, announced at a news conference in Albany, will annually generate 2,500 units of housing affordable to poor, working-class and middle-class New Yorkers, Mr. Cuomo said. In a change to the nearly 50-year-old program, developers will be required to pay a “fair wage” to construction workers to qualify for the city tax benefits.
At a time when housing costs have escalated well beyond the means of many New Yorkers, the program was a subject of contention between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Governor Cuomo. Both have made affordable housing a hallmark of their administrations.
But some housing groups and budget watchdogs said that the new version of the program will be more expensive than past versions and that it was overly generous to developers.
Developers have long argued that the high costs of land, construction materials and taxes make it nearly impossible to build rental housing in the city without some form of subsidy.
Under the updated program, developers of market-rate rental buildings of 300 units or more in certain neighborhoods can get a full property tax exemption for 35 years if they set aside 25 to 30 percent of the units for low- and moderate-income tenants. Earlier versions of the program had shorter exemption periods.
The program is to remain in effect until at least 2022.
Additionally, the program requires developers to pay construction workers an average of $60 an hour in wages, benefits and payroll taxes at projects below 96th Street in Manhattan, and $45 an hour at projects within a mile of the East River waterfront, an area gentrifying rapidly.
Projects outside those zones can “opt in” to the program if they fulfill the requirements.
The city comptroller will determine whether developers have complied with the minimum-wage standards — a challenge given that wages during a typical two-year construction period can vary widely depending on who is on site, such as high-paid crane operators or electricians, or lower-wage laborers.
The State Assembly, Mr. Cuomo and the de Blasio administration defeated a push by Senate Republicans to make luxury condominiums eligible for tax breaks, a provision that by some estimates would have raised the cost of the program by $1 billion over 10 years.
The city hailed the deal, even as the program’s cost per unit of affordable housing rose above the levels estimated under the de Blasio administration’s 2015 proposal for changing the 421-a.
The city plan, the result of long negotiations with the Real Estate Board of New York, the development industry’s powerful lobbying arm, was scuttled by the governor, in part because it did not have a requirement to pay union wages.
The city estimates that the housing program will cost $82 million a year more in unrealized taxes than it would have under the 2015 proposal.
Currently, the 421-a tax breaks cost the city about $1.4 billion a year in forgiven taxes.
The group predicted a “rush of developers” applying for the new program, both those with new projects and those seeking to gain benefits for buildings started 18 months ago.
But the agreement last week also unlocked $2.5 billion for a state program intended to build 100,000 units of affordable housing and 6,000 units of supportive housing throughout the state. Given the anticipated cuts to federal housing programs, Rafael E. Cestero, president of the Community Preservation Corporation and a former city housing commissioner, said the money could not have come at a better time.


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This blog was written by Richard R. Meneghello and Myra K. Creighton at Fisher Phillips, which authors several of our resources. You can find the original ADA Flurry II article, the original ADA Flurry I article and their On the Front Lines Workplace Law Newsletter (which is excellent) on their website.
There has been a burst of recent Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) decisions from around the country that can teach valuable lessons to employers. Last month, we looked at three cases examining the question of whether an employee was “disabled” under the terms of the ADA.This month, we look to three more recent cases that examine another touchstone issue when it comes to disability discrimination litigation: whether a particular job task is an essential function of the job.
Issue No. 2: Is The Specific Job Requirement An Essential Function Of The Job?
After you have determined that your worker has an ADA-qualifying disability, you need to determine whether they are capable of performing the “essential functions of the job,” with or without reasonable accommodation, in order to be protected by the ADA. Simply put, essential functions are the basic job duties that an employee must be able to perform in order to get the job done.
If a worker cannot do those tasks, even with accommodation, they are not considered qualified and therefore cannot maintain a claim. Moreover, employers never have to sacrifice essential job functions when accommodating an employee’s disability, making the determination a critical component of every ADA analysis.
To determine whether a function is essential, you should look to whether the reason the position exists is to perform that function, how many other employees are available to perform the function, and the degree of expertise or skill required to perform the function. For example, imagine a worker who is instructed by their doctor that they can no longer drive a car because of their disability. If that person works for you as a delivery driver, the court will almost certainly consider driving to be essential because that’s the very reason the position exists—to drive. But if that person works as your general office clerk and rarely ever drives as part of the job, and there are multiple other clerks available to drive if necessary to complete an errand, and driving to run such errands takes little skill, then that function is likely not essential.
Our first of three cases involves a man named Jerry Lee Faidley; he worked as a delivery driver for United Parcel Service in Iowa for over 20 years before he began to suffer injuries to his back and hip. After a six-month leave of absence following surgery, he returned to work with no medical restrictions in April 2012.
His return to work was immediately fraught with problems due to the physically intensive nature of his job. His second day back saw him work over 9.5 hours, and on his fourth day, he saw he was scheduled to work nearly 12 hours. “The way I’m feeling there’s no way I can get that done,” Faidley told his supervisor after he saw the schedule. He was excused from working that day, but returned to work the next week and soon was consistently working close to 10 hours a day.
Within several weeks, his doctor told Faidley that he needed to work limited duty, no more than 8 hours per day. Faidley then turned in an accommodation request to UPS, asking not to work any overtime from then on. He pointed out that there were over 100 other drivers at his local center and that he was sure that those drivers could handle any additional work necessitated by his restriction. UPS responded by stating that the ability to work overtime—9.5 hours per day or more—was an essential function of the job, and therefore his inability to do so rendered him unqualified for the job. Faidley responded by filing a lawsuit and claiming that UPS violated the ADA by not reasonably accommodating him.
Employer’s judgment: The company noted that daily workloads can increase unpredictability, especially during the holidays or because of poor weather conditions, requiring drivers’ hours to remain flexible and adaptable.
Written job description: UPS pointed to the fact that the “requirement to work overtime” was listed in the package car driver job description, developed well before Faidley filed his lawsuit.
Applicable collective bargaining agreement: The issue of mandatory overtime was negotiated with the Teamsters, with drivers agreeing to be scheduled up to 9.5 hours (and more when necessary) in exchange for the ability to request two shorter days per month.
Consequences of not requiring workers to perform the function: UPS pointed out that a driver automatically abandoning their workload at the eight-hour mark could force other drivers to be sent off to finish deliveries, or would result in untimely deliveries, either of which would adversely impact the company’s business.
Faidley tried his best to salvage his claim, contending that the ability to work overtime should not be considered an essential function because he usually completed his required route in less than eight hours. But that was not enough to convince the court to rule in his favor, especially because he admitted that he did, on occasion, work overtime. “A task may be an essential function even if the employee performs it for only a few minutes each week,” the court concluded.
Victor Sepulvedea-Vargas worked as an assistant manager for a fast food franchise owned by Caribbean Restaurants, Inc. in Puerto Rico. In 2011, while making a bank deposit on behalf of his employer at the end of his shift, he was attacked at gunpoint, struck over the head, and had his car stolen. The attack left him with PTSD and major depressive disorder.
He sought several accommodations in order to be able to return to work as an assistant manager. The biggest request: Sepulvedea-Vargas wanted to be consistently assigned to one timeslot, working only a fixed work schedule. All assistant managers for Caribbean rotated among three different 10-hour work shifts starting at either 6:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m., or 8:00 p.m. Initially, his managers let him work one consistent shift while they considered his request. But after they had a chance to think it over, they informed him that he would have to return to working rotating shifts. Because Caribbean would not accommodate him as he requested, Sepulvedea-Vargas resigned from his position and filed an ADA lawsuit against the company.
On April 30, 2018, the federal appeals court ruled in Caribbean’s favor and determined that the ability to work rotating shifts was an essential function of the job; Sepulvedea-Vargas’s inability or unwillingness to do so doomed his ADA claim. Interestingly, many of the critical facts that led the 8th Circuit to dismiss Faidley’s claim against UPS did not exist in this situation—there is no mention of a prewritten job description with this function listed as essential, and there was no collective bargaining agreement. So why did the court rule for Caribbean, especially with such sympathetic facts?
The court looked to ensure that the employer’s asserted requirements were “solidly anchored in the realities of the workplace, not constructed out of whole cloth;” once satisfied they were, it had no trouble ruling for the employer. Caribbean contended that it was necessary to rotate shifts to ensure that all assistant managers faced an equal distribution of work, given the various requirements of each time period. The court agreed, noting that the permanent assignment of one specific shift to Sepulvedea-Vargas would have inconvenienced all other assistant managers, each of whom would have been required to consistently work “unattractive shifts” instead of Sepulvedea-Vargas. It also pointed to the job application and an original want ad in the newspaper for the position, each of which mentioned the necessity of working rotating shifts.
Finally, another recent case presents a situation that should offer an important lesson to all employers about the importance of clear and specific job descriptions. Stanley Snead worked as a campus security officer for Florida A&M University (FAMU) for over eight years before a game-changing decision was made by the university: the new campus police chief changed all of the officers’ work schedules from eight-hour shifts to 12-hour shifts, hoping to better serve the school.
Snead tried the new system, but soon found himself physically ill and sought medical care. His doctor diagnosed him with high blood pressure and pointed to the new 12-hour shifts as the culprit. Snead sought the accommodation of reverting back to his eight-hour shift schedule in order to minimize his physical ailments, but the university denied the request as unreasonable. Snead retired instead of continuing in his position and sued FAMU under the ADA.
Snead’s case went all the way to a federal court trial, where a jury ruled in his favor and awarded him over $250,000 in lost wages and mental and emotional anguish. FAMU filed an appeal with the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals hoping to overturn the verdict, but the appeals court sided with Snead in a February 21, 2018 opinion.
FAMU’s main argument was that the ability to work a 12-hour shift should have been considered an essential function of the job, and therefore any accommodation request that sought to eliminate the requirement of a worker performing that length of shift should have been considered unreasonable. It argued that letting Snead off immediately upon the conclusion of an eight-hour shift could disrupt the handling of ongoing situations; it could also lead to diminished manpower or forcing others to work overtime.
But the appeals court was swayed to affirm the jury verdict for one main reason: FAMU’s job description for the security officer position did not list the ability to work 12-hour shifts as an essential function. The court pointed to the fact that the document included an “Essential Functions” section, specifically describing certain tasks as “fundamental to the position,” but failing to include any specified shift length among these functions. “From all of this, the jury could have reasonably concluded that the essential functions of Snead’s job were those functions—and only those functions—listed as ‘essential’ on the job description,” the court concluded.
Looking at these three cases as a whole, certain lessons stand out as “essential” to your human resources practices. First and foremost, ensure that your written job descriptions include a specific and detailed listing of each and every one of the functions that you consider to be essential to the performance of the job. Next, you might also consider including such a listing on the job application and any advertising you do for the position so that your consideration is noted consistently and thoroughly.
It might also help if you conduct a mini-audit of the job description to make sure it is “solidly anchored in the realities of the workplace” as opposed to being more of a fantasy. It is not a pleasant surprise for your human resources or legal department to learn that the carefully crafted job description is not at all grounded in reality, whether it is because positions naturally evolve over time or because the job has never actually encompassed all that was originally conceived when the description was developed. So spend time talking with supervisors, managers, and the workers themselves to make sure the description is accurate (perhaps doing so regularly during the annual evaluation period) and make any adjustments to the job description—or the job itself—as necessary.
Finally, if faced with an accommodation request and a question is raised about whether a certain function is truly “essential,” work with your legal counsel to determine how a government investigator, court, or jury might examine the situation, and respond accordingly. You might even be able to experiment and try to roll out a temporary accommodation before determining that the specific function impacted is so essential that it cannot be avoided; if you are located in a jurisdiction like the 1st Circuit above, the mere act of you experimenting with a possible accommodation will not necessarily force you into accepting the accommodation on a permanent basis.


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The Yankees and lefty reliever Zach Britton agreed to a three-year, $39 million contract, according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations.
NEW YORK - Zach Britton is back in the Yankees' bullpen.
On Saturday, the Yankees and the lefty reliever agreed to a three-year, $39 million contract according to a person with knowledge of the negotiations.
The official deal is pending a physical.
The contract language calls for Britton to receive $13 million in each of the first three years of the deal.
Britton, 31, has the right to opt out of the deal after two years if the Yankees do not trigger the option for the 2022 season. The full, four-year pact would be worth $53 million.
With this move, the Yankees have returned another elite end-game, with Britton, Chad Green and Dellin Betances as the premier setup men to All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman.
And the Yanks might not be through adding to their bullpen, with Brooklyn-raised right-hander Adam Ottavino in their sights.
Meanwhile, the waiting game continues on Manny Machado, whose path to pinstripes remains in question.
On Friday, the Yankees officially announced a one-year deal with Troy Tulowitzki, the former five-time All-Star, with the idea that he’d open the season at shortstop – pending any further moves.
“We’re going into this with a commitment level to try Troy Tulowitzki at shortstop,’’ Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said on Friday, having been satisfied of Tulowitzki’s health.
The Yankees arranged a follow-up workout with Tulowitzki, after his original showcase for about a dozen clubs. According to Fancred.com writer and MLB Network insider Jon Heyman, Tulowitzki has received a full no-trade clause by the Yanks.
Having watched former Yankee relievers Andrew Miller (Cardinals) and David Robertson (Phillies) sign elsewhere, the Yankees were able to reunite with Britton – the winner of the 2016 Mariano Rivera “AL Reliever of the Year’’ award with Baltimore, saving 47 games and pitching to a 0.54 ERA in 69 games.
Entering his free-agent walk year in 2018, an offseason Achilles injury kept Britton sidelined until mid-June.
Just over a month later, the Yankees sent three minor league pitchers to the Orioles for Britton, who pitched to a 2.88 ERA in 25 games for the Yankees.
Combined in 2018, Britton went 2-0 with seven saves (10 chances) and a 3.10 ERA in 41 games, with 34 strikeouts in 40.2 innings.


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If you are about to commence works that may involve deep excavation, earth ramming, drilling and hammering, in close proximity to other buildings, it is advisable to assess the condition of those buildings prior to commencement of your work.
This is called a Dilapidation Report and it exposes any defects, cracks, loose fixtures, and crumbling brick work or render on neighbouring properties.
Knowing the condition of those nearby properties minimises the risk of unjustified claims as a result of your work.
Photographs and measurements are taken of any areas of those properties that may have defects.
These particular reports are becoming a requirement of many councils as part of the Development Application (DA) process.
Cut off unnecessary complaints, arguments and disputes with neighbours before they start – contact Neil to book a Dilapidation Report before starting any major work on your property.


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Amidst all the hubbub during Sunday night's Grammy broadcast, we were thrilled to learn that John Luther Adams got the nod for Best Contemporary Classical Composition for his Pulitzer-winning Become Ocean. Congratulations to JLA, and to all the Grammy winners!
It's been a long road paved with accolades since we released the Seattle Symphony’s recording of Become Ocean (in stereo and 5.1 surround) last September; and now that we can all take a breath, we'd like to thank you for helping to make it happen by offering the two-disc package on sale, direct from Cantaloupe, at 20 percent off for this week only! Just input the promotional code GRAMMY15 at checkout to claim your discount.
Meanwhile, we're looking ahead to all-new releases this year from Michael Gordon, David Lang, Julia Wolfe and the Bang on a Can All-Stars, as well as new work from Kate Moore, Alarm Will Sound, Glenn Kotche and DJ Spooky. We'll also have more news very soon from John Luther Adams about his next large ensemble recording, which promises to be yet another grand undertaking of epic proportions.
Stay tuned, and thanks for listening!
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It's no longer news that streaming services like Spotify are on the rise as a new paradigm of music acquisition. While the new sets of challenges this presents to artists is bound to be discussed and debated for a while, the reality is that it's hard to argue with the convenience of it all. Since we want you to hear what our artists are up to – because our artists are making awesome music – a moral stance against streaming something we're not really interested in taking.
To our fans who subscribe or go for CDs, vinyl, or downloads: you're near and dear to us! And in today's recorded music climate, your purchases are actually an act of going the extra mile. We'll certainly never stop providing music in the formats you desire.
All of this said, we want it to be super easy to stay in touch with all the latest and greatest sounds Cantaloupe artists have to offer - even the stuff on other labels. And as thrilled as we would be if you bought every single album in the catalog, streaming platforms offer a much simpler method of discovering over 14 years of fresh Cantaloupe sound.
Cantaloupe presents Stories for Ocean Shells, the culmination of a years-long project between Ashley Bathgate and Kate Moore.
This summer, Cantaloupe presents Stories for Ocean Shells, the culmination of a years-long recording project between by composer Kate Moore and cellist Ashley Bathgate. Join the Indiegogo campaign now!
Stories for Ocean Shells is a picture-music book telling tales of travel, love, sadness and beauty - that one great story - the one known as life. A highly personal communication between two artists, one a composer from Australia who landed in The Netherlands, the other a cellist from the states who travels the world on tour. Their lives collide, intersect and intertwine in strange and unexpected ways. This album is their story told from afar like letters of memories, experiences, thoughts and yearning - seeking true honesty and through observation, a quest to see the world through vivid eyes.
This is ongoing recording project by Moore and Bathgate, who have been working together since 2009, is an epic body of work for the cello in all its glory. Both come from a background playing the major cello repertoire: Elgar, Dvořák, Fauré, Bach, Beethoven. Over a number of years they have worked hard to develop and sculpt their own original language and voice spoken through this instrument; Ashley, through the subtlety and colour of her playing, Kate through composition using the idiomatic and dynamic vocabulary of the cello. The body of compositions and the way in which they are performed by Ashley dive head-on into a powerfully charged physical and metaphysical experience.
Join the Indiegogo campaign now!
John Luther Adams' Become Ocean is nominated for Grammy Awards in 3 categories, including Best Engineered Album, Classical, Best Contemporary Classical Composition, and as well as a nom for Ocean collaborator Dmitriy Lipay in the Producer of the Year, Classical category. and with the voting deadline still a week out, we would love your support in spreading the word.
With ballots closing on January 16th, there's still time to help us get the word out. We want to make sure that all voters in the Recording Academy know how deserving this gorgeous piece is for some Grammy gold! If you loved Become Ocean and wish to help Cantaloupe bring home our first ever Grammy Award, join us on the networks with the #GRAMMYs hashtag to help us rally the vote!
It's a rarity for us to drop more than one album on a particular release date. But this month, we channeled some unexpected and serendipitous forces, tightened our bootstraps and went through several pots of piping hot coffee to bring you not just one, not even two, but THREE (3) brand new records for you to experience. Get a taste of them all right here!
When it comes to seminal albums in alternative rock, Pixies’ 1988 debut Surfer Rosa qualifies as a true game-changer. With strong production and even stronger songs, the album tore a rift in the rock ‘n roll continuum, influencing everyone from Kurt Cobain to Radiohead. That influence remains as steadfast as ever among the feverish minds behind Asphalt Orchestra, the 12-piece New York-based marching band with an eclectic ear for new music and boundary-blurring arrangements. The band’s unpredictable repertoire includes the music of Goran Bregovich, David Byrne, Frank Zappa, Charles Mingus, Tatsuya Yoshida, Meshuggah, Yoko Ono and more, so it’s only fitting they should choose to tackle a boisterous, at times even downright ornery noise-rock classic, right?
Intrepid, energetic and unconventional, AOPP touches a nerve that connects rock and new music — a daring brew.
Florent Ghys presents an epic foray into classical forms, musique concrète, samples and sci-fi that warps the very edges of contemporary music. As Ghys himself describes it, “Télévision is about weather reports, digital music, plastic beauty, synesthesia and dance.” All 13 pieces were composed, played, recorded, filmed and mixed by Ghys.
Catch the record release party on November 30 at Joe's Pub, NYC, wsg Foci + Loci and James Moore + Andie Springer!
The four horsemen of Sō Percussion go toe-to-toe with some of the heavyweights of improvised music in Bobby Previte’s luminous masterpiece TERMINALS. Featured soloists John Medeski, Nels Cline, Zeena Parkins and Greg Osby take turns in the forefront to deliver an electrifying part-composed, part-improvised workout spanning two vinyl pieces.
Out November 18, New Sounds' review URL declares it the "best PIXIES cover album ever". Tune in tomorrow, October 21, to New Sounds' usual 11pm time slot to hear three premiere tracks from Asphalt Orchestra's new PIXIES' Surfer Rosa project, and judge for yourself. “Bone Machine,” “Where Is My Mind?” and “Gigantic” are among the freshly arranged rock classics, each arranged by a different member of the band.
If you love what you hear, get $5 off your preorder of Surfer Rosa this week when you use the code NewSoundsAOPP at the Bang on a Can Store.
Steel Hammer takes over the airwaves on SiriusXM's What's New!, WNYC's New Sounds Live. Tune in to SiriusXM's Symphony Hall (ch. 76) for What's New! host David Srebnik's interview with Julia Wolfe. Also on the program: the ever-versatile and always surprising Bang on a Can All-Stars join Wolfe in the studio to perform two pieces — "Mountain" (from Steel Hammer) and "Reeling" (from the upcoming All-Stars project Field Recordings, due out on Cantaloupe in spring 2015).
Tune in to SiriusXM's Symphony Hall (Ch. 76) on Saturday (Oct 11) at 11PM EST.
Steel Hammer will also be performed at Brookfield Place on Tuesday, 10/14, 7:30pm and broadcast live on WNYC's New Sounds Live, hosted by John Schaefer. FREE admission!
Join BOBBY PREVITE, SO PERCUSSION, and JOHN MEDESKI at Club Helsinki for a special evening of music and raconteuring at the record release party for Previte's TERMINALS.
Join BOBBY PREVITE, SO PERCUSSION, JOHN MEDESKI and CANTALOUPE MUSIC for a special evening of music and raconteuring at the record release party for Previte's TERMINALS, a new work written for the spectacular Sō Percussion (Eric Beach, Josh Quillen, Adam Sliwinski and Jason Treuting) and a cadre of Previte's favorite improvisers. At 8 pm, Sō will take the stage to play selections from their vast repertoire, which spans the history of percussion music and beyond. Previte will then introduce TERMINALS, holding forth on his sometimes harrowing, always hilarious 40 years in music, which may include the (in)famous ‘Chicago Hotel From Hell’ and ’Johnny’s Gonna Kill Ya’ stories. To cap off the evening, Sō, Previte and keyboard legend Medeski will join forces in a command performance of TERMINALS 4 and 5, for drum set and organ, during which, if you're close enough, you might feel the breeze from the end of Quillen’s whip.
The evening will be recorded for later streaming on Cantaloupe Music's YouTube channel and other media outlets (to be announced).
Tickets are sold out for the release party of John Luther Adams' Become Ocean, presented by Q2 Music, but that doesn't mean you can't still hear the waves. While your computer might not support the luscious 5.1 surround system that will be saturating the The Greene Space tonight, checking in below is certainly the next best thing.
Stream the excerpt here and leave a comment or two! While you're listening, check out our PledgeMusic campaign to find out how you can join us to create an immersive surround-sound experience with the Seattle Symphony and conductor Ludovic Morlot.
Pre-order John Luther Adams' "Become Ocean" today!
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Maybe the heat-haze is getting to us, but we've been gathering oceans of new merch and collectibles all summer. We're finally ready to share it with you - take your pick from these all-new Bang on a Can Store exclusives!
Back by popular demand, mystery bundles contain a selection of choice Cantaloupe titles from our 13-year history. A hit at the BoaC Marathon, the bundles were sold out after the first hour, and the contents were swapped like trading cards throughout the rest of the day.
We brought them out again for a few days on twitter and all were switfly snatched up again. We're busting them out one more time for just a week, and after that they're gone until the holiday season. grab your mystery bundle fast!
Moses Hacmon, the artist of behind the brilliant blue abstraction on the cover of Michael Gordon's Rushes, has partnered with the Bang on a Can Store to bring you a series of truly unique made-to-order prints on aluminum.
To kick off our new label profile on Spotify, our office team has started a rolling collaborative playlist to shuffle through while we work. This list will only grow and grow as we all hear new music and reminisce to old favorites, but for now the list already contains Cantaloupe artists doing other projects, as well as some beautiful sounds pretty distant from the established Cantaloupe Zone.
Join us as we get to know each others' tastes. What else might we like? Add a track to our queue while you listen, and we'll give it a spin in our Brooklyn office!
If you stop and think about the oceanic dimension of music, there’s this implication of immersion. We came from the ocean, and we’re going back to the ocean, right? We’re made up mostly of water, and life on earth first emerged from the seas. And with the melting of the polar ice caps and the rising sea levels, we may become ocean sooner than we imagine.
Eventually we begin to realize that we’re part of something much larger than ourselves. Become Ocean embraces this idea, but gets its title from something much more personal for me. Back in the late ’70s, John Cage wrote a mesostic poem called “Many Happy Returns,” in honor of his dear friend—also my mentor and friend—Lou Harrison. He compares Lou’s music to a river in delta, with all these different influences and currents, coming together in a big beautiful sweep of music. And in the last line of the poem, Cage writes, “Listening to it, we become ocean.” I’ve always been struck by what a beautiful image that is.
So now, a little history: some time ago, I was commissioned to compose a piece for the Seattle Chamber Players. Then a few years later, the Seattle Symphony and their music director Ludovic Morlot approached me, and asked if I would be interested in composing something for the Symphony. Part of Ludo’s vision for the orchestra is to bring it into the 21st century, and to put a special emphasis on new music, so of course I was thrilled at the possibilities.
One idea that I suggested was to build on the sound world of an earlier piece I’d composed called Dark Waves, which is a 12-minute piece for large orchestra and electronic sounds. To my surprise and delight, Ludo was very interested. I was calling it “Dark Waves on steroids,” and I knew early on that I wanted to take that oceanic sound and expand it into a much larger timeframe. So the result was Become Ocean.
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A month after David Lang's newest release, love fail, the chatter still abounds, most recently with a gushing statement by The New York Times on Anonymous 4's "radiant" performance at the Bang on a Can Marathon, and a sizeable official review on iTunes, which offers a glowing recommendation.
Glenn Kotche's Fantasyland EP - available now on iTunes.
Not merely for completists, Fantasyland stands on its own as a complete experience. Its focal point is the 15-minute Double Fantasy (elements of which provided the grist for the sound collage Triple Fantasy, from Adventureland); featuring Chicago’s eighth blackbird ensemble, the piece is a rousing testament to the versatility of the musicians and the confidence and range of Kotche as a composer of challenging new music.
Fantasyland is available exclusively on iTunes Music.


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A talk was given by Dr Ean-Hin Ooi from Nanyang Technical University in Malaysia on Ocular Heat Transfer in the Human Eye using the Boundary Element Method.
The lecture began by describing the anatomy and physiology of the eye and the importance of temperature modelling for a range of problems. Ean-Hin developed an axisymmetric model taking into consideration the shapes and properties of the different components and tissues. He also discussed the way in which convection and radiation boundary conditions are prescribed, including the case of tear evaporation.
A linear BEM model was used to solve the problem. Computer results were compared with temperature measurements published by other authors.
The model was then used to study thermokeratiplaty (TKP) treatment. TKP is used to improve corneal refractive power by applying laser surgery. The resulting rise in temperature changes the curvature of the cornea. This entails extending the governing equations to model laser inputs of two types, continuous beam and pulse laser.
In order to represent the resulting volume integrals, Ean-Hin has applied the Dual Reciprocity Method (DRM) by Brebbia and Nardini. In addition, the time derivatives were discretised using a time stepping technique.
Comparison of pulse and continuous laser treatment were also presented and the effect of thermal damage estimated. This damage was proved to be smaller in the case of the pulse laser. This is an important result as continuous wave laser beam surgery is currently the preferred choice for this treatment. Surgeons ought to start considering using pulse laser instead.
Ean-Hin then described some of the most recent bio-engineering work he has been involved with in the field of human fertility studies. This includes the computer simulation of spermatozoid movements.

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PROSSER -- Blake Milne hit two 3-pointers and scored eight of his game-high 23 points in the second quarter as Prosser built a 37-21 halftime lead and went on to a 66-58 CWAC victory over visiting Othello.
Jeremy Cerrillo 15, Charles 9, Lind 2, Scott 8, Para, Garza 2, Vigneri 5, Davis 11, Espinoza 4, Jensen, Cantu 2.
Christian Schrank 17, Ramos 7, Miller 2, Newhouse 8, Nielsen 11, Massey, A.Vela 12. Totals 22-55 5-6 57.
Jacoby Howe 14, Rigo Alvarado 14, Reynoso 11, Nickoloff, Smiscon 11, Strom 2, Valencia, Minthorn 1, Velasco, Miranda 2, Guevara 13. Totals 25-60 13-21 68.
Highlights -- Schrank 7 rbs; Adrian Vela 6 asts; Matt Guevara 8 rbs; Howe 9 asts.
CONNELL -- Brady Quinton hit a jumper from the foul line with 3 seconds left and Connell snapped a 10-game losing streak by beating Royal in SCAC East play.
Trevor Iverson 14, Ramirez, Spartveit, Cera, Vermeer 3, Christensen, Albertson 9, Barger 8. Totals 14-39 0-1 34.
Matt Hadley 8, Salisbury, Anderson 6, Quinton 6, Hawkins 4, Casper 2, Martinez 3, Eppich 1, Davidson 6. Totals 14-48 7-14 36.
Highlights -- Bryant Anderson 10 rbs.
BENTON CITY -- Cristian Aguilar's 14 points were prolific compared to the rest of the scoring as Kiona-Benton ground out an SCAC East win over Warden.
Eric Bates 6, Jesse 4, Pruneda 5, Stott 2, Brown 3, Burkholder 5.
Cristian Aguilar 14, Gomez, Wing 3, Solorzano 2, Madrigal, Riles, Mason 4, Phelps 10.
FINLEY -- Juan Contreras had 18 points, Victor Contreras added 17 and River View extended its SCAC East record to 7-0.
Yorgesen 9, Morfin 5, Makai Hirai 12, Garcia 2, Ruvalcaba 4, Cuevas 4, Sabin 5.
Luna, Wilhelm 2, Grow 1, Elmore 2, Martin 2, Cox 6, Juan Contreras 18, V.Contreras 17, Raymur 2, Bettencourt 3, Caballero 2.
PASCO -- Will Hoppes scored nine of his game-high 23 points in the third quarter, Antonio Ledesma added eight points in the period and Tri-Cities Prep broke a 15-15 halftime tie en route to a Southeast 1B victory in Pasco.
Dylan Schmick 10, E.Raynor 6, Miller 8, McCanna 9, K.Raynor 3, Simmons, Van Lith, Harrison.
Will Hoppes 23, Ledesma 17, Pederson 4, Solorzano 2, Faust 2, Loftus 2, Ver Steeg, Rivas, Redmann.
Highlights -- Daniel Faust 6 stls; Hoppes 7 rbs, 4 stls.
RICHLAND -- Jake Siefken scored a career-high 27 points and Bryan Corrigan added a season-high 18 to lead Liberty Christian to a Southeast 2B win over Tekoa-Oakesdale in Richland.
Highlights -- Brockman 7 rebs; Siefken 7 rebs, 5 asts, 6 stls; Corrigan 6 rebs, 5 asts; Dustin 5 asts.
Marshall Byerley 13, Hodnefield 5, Segerman 6, Rodriguez 2, O'Brien 4, Kates 11, Hines 3.
Jim Maley 18, Eberle 4, Loucks 9, Kuhn 2, Carrothers 2, Hodges 2, Hereford 2, D.Brown, C.Brown 2, Richards 16, St. John 9, Hale.
Ben Servatius 24, McIntosh 2, Dalton 7, Tates, Lohman 15, Whitake 2, Trimmel 15. Totals 26-56 7-15 65.
Pat Richard 24, Crowley, Williams 3, Gregg 12, Wujek 8, Wales 2, Mata 2, Solomon 6. Totals 25-69 1-4 57.
Slocumb 9, Griffin 3, Pfaff 7, Lange 9, Gavin Burt 20, Christopher 3, Roach 11, Cocking 2. Totals 22-53 17-28 64.
Jackson, Torrez, Bickelhaupt 19, Schlachter, Henderson 2, Fullerton 12, Garett Turner 20, Groom, Sunderland. Totals 16-59 11-17 52.
Jenkins 9, Beale 10, T.Koberstein 3, W.Koller, Bingham 7, Ren, R.Koberstin 5, Ruark 4, J.Koller.
Cady 2, Zuger 2, Wyatt Withers 12, Hernandez 1, Bartlow 6, Gerke 7, Wooderchack 2, Alexenko, Ben Kiefel 12, Lear 4, McDaniel 4, Brown 3.
Highlights -- Lucan Gerke 10 rbs; Kiefel 5 blks.
Simmons 15, Rodriguez, Al.Boedigheimer 7, Burns 8, Au.Boedigheimer 4, Smith 5, Ortiz-Chavez 6, Phillips 2.
Meagher 17, Absalon 13, Huckins 7, Norby 7, Michalski, Heinly 4, Stelk, Wetttig 7, Moore 1.
Mike McGree 22, Sullivan 13, Brusic, Sattler 11, Kennedy, Glazier 3, Pazerekas, Tri 2, Long.
Steven Broersma 27, Burton, Haak, De Vries 7, Bosma 7, De Jong 6, Wagenaar 12.
Highlights -- Broersma 9 rebs; Kevin De Jong 7 rebs; Steven Bosma 6 assists.


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There have been a lot of changes to our Social Media platforms and we want to introduce some of them to you, so you can include them as ideas into your content calendar.
As one of the newer kids on the block, Instagram has not lagged in getting ahead with changes in how people use and interact with the platform. As a visual platform, the main changes are around video and images. You can now add questions to your Instagram stories, along with Gif stickers and music stickers. These music stickers add a favourite piece of music to your story. Gif stickers allow you access to the entire Giphy catalogue of gifs to also add to your story.
If you are selling physical products, then consider getting yourself approved for shopping on Instagram. Once approved this will allow you to create posts with up to five of your products tagged in the image, clicking this will direct the customer directly to your product pages.
We spoke about the Facebook template changes in our last blog. The changes Facebook has made to the algorithms have severely dented engagement. Your social media manager is not being lazy, and no amount of extra posts are going to change that. This is now the time to reconsider your advertising budget and start putting together some powerful ad campaigns. Do talk to us about this.
New tools for businesses include image editing and crossposting to Instagram. When you create a new post on your page, look out for the options just below your post. The scheduling is now in a drop-down menu, along with the crossposting. Live video will also have the option to create a poll or question, this will be rolled out soon.
Twitter has been doing a lot to clean up its act this year, with a number of account culls, to reduce inactive and spam or fake news accounts. However, they are also some changes to how you use multiple accounts. You can no longer post the same content to several accounts. The best strategy is for your company main account to tweet and your sub-accounts to then retweet and like the tweet. As you can no longer tweet the same tweet out, your ‘evergreen tweets’ are now banned. This means fresh content each and every tweet.
Hashtags are a bit of a pitfall too. If you are constantly using the same hashtag and tweeting out several tweets containing the same hashtag, it will no longer lead to enhancement of the hashtag, unless it is happening organically.i.e others are using the same hashtag. These changes are all to do with reducing spam accounts.
Most of the changes that happened late last year and took off this year. Now is the time to relook at how you are using LinkedIn and how to prepare for 2019 within the platform. ‘Video for sponsored content’ and ‘video for business pages’ is one area to concentrate your efforts. Start to develop more video content.
As you can see most of the changes revolve around reducing spam, fake news and ensuring more precise searching for users, and increasing the use of video, both live and pre-recorded. As a huge emphasis is on visual content, this is the time to start giving your Social media manager to the best content to enhance your presence and interactions on all your platforms.


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Starting an adult day care company is a clever investment for the enterprise entrepreneur as nicely as for the senior citizens and the community it will serve. Some private insurance could cover the price of adult day care if a doctor has recommended it. For these with Alzheimer’s or those with extremely low revenue, Medicaid could spend the expense of care. Because compensation is involved, all states will demand a formal contract that specifies exactly what care services will be offered (study a lot more about contracts).
These services could contain an organized social day care program, short-term residential care, or other solutions the facility is authorized to supply. Our nurses have devised an easy to use Caregiver Selector Tool to guide you by way of this home care maze. In-residence respite care – Somebody to keep with you in your dwelling for a quick time so your caregiver can get some rest. The level of care out there in adult foster care is much less than that supplied in a nursing residence, but on par (depending on one’s state) with assisted living.
Every potential adult foster dwelling licensee have to meet specific standards in order to acquire a license to operate an adult foster home. Centers may possibly be significantly less highly-priced if they are government funded or if the day care gives scholarships. Fundamental adult day care presents socialization, basic meals and snacks, and a adjust of pace. Generally there is a base rate and an add-on rate for men and women with greater care needs.
In adult foster houses, medical and private care are supplied to you in a manner that encourages independence and improves the high quality of your life. Until recently, most forms of economic help for adult foster care prohibited family members members for becoming compensated to care for relatives who have moved into their houses.
This assures our clients and their loved ones that the highest level of qualified adult care is being provided every single and every single day. Each and every adult foster house must post the DHS Residents’ Bill of Rights in the adult foster house and talk about these rights with every new resident at the time of admission. Yet another important distinction is in adult foster care houses, the care providers commonly live in the residence, but this is not the case with assisted living.


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backdoor campaign expenditures, for the status quo.
amendment that would make this bill unpalatable to one party or another.
A critical mass has been reached for campaign finance reform.
former lawmakers in calling for reform.
letter was released by the Office of the Press Secretary on February 21.
more accessible and affordable and to place more emphasis on prevention.
rates are falling for the first time in the history of the epidemic.
Americans are living longer and are in better health than ever before.
more sharply drawn than in the health of our people.
American rates, 3 times the national average.
screening and management, heart disease, AIDS, and immunization.
health professionals to reach more Americans.
spring to help solve this national problem, community by community.

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"My career at Danisco Animal Nutrition has taken me to every continent in the world but Antarctica."
I was raised on a diversified farm/ranch operation in west central Nebraska so had an early, very practical interest in animal agriculture and nutrition. I studied Animal Science at the University of Nebraska, USA. Later I obtained a Masters and PhD from the University of Missouri, USA, where I examined the effect of thiamine deficiency on brain metabolism of the turkey for my Masters and focused on biogenic amines and beta-endorphin effects on feed intake in the broiler for my PhD.
I began my career at Finnsugar Bioproducts, working on delivering betaine solutions to the poultry industry and moved on to work as Research and Development Manager for Finnfeeds International (which later became Danisco Animal Nutrition). I have since held various global and regional roles at Danisco Animal Nutrition, specializing mainly in enzyme and betaine livestock application.


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Krystal standing at a SharpClaw Crate.
SharpClaw Crates are common objects that appear in every area in Star Fox Adventures. The usually either contain a Dumbledang Pod or a PukPuk Egg for Fox (or Krystal at the start of the game) along his journey. Sometimes, a SharpClaw Crate may contain a Scarab. The crates can be broken open by either using Krystal's Staff or throwing a Fuel Barrel.
There is a variant of the SharpClaw Crate that is smaller and seems to be made from rock. They have the same purpose as ordinary SharpClaw Crates, but can only be carried by Fox if he is wearing the SharpClaw Disguise.
As its name suggests, SharpClaw Crates may have a relation to SharpClaws themselves.
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