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"Jag vill ha en smörgås."
Hi, could someone please explain: 1. Is it irregular verb ("vill")? Since it doesn't have suffix -r/-er/-ar 2. Why do we add here "ha"? Does it something like a phrasal verb? Thanks.
Vilja does not imply that you want ownership of something, as it does in English or French. In English if you want to do something, you use "want to" + verb. In Swedish this is the only valid construction, but without the "to" (would have been att in this case) so the construction is the same if you want to ride, you want to work or you want to have something. Therefore, to want something = att vilja ha någonting; to want to do something = att vilja göra någonting. I hope I didn't make it even more confusing.
Not at all, it's quite clear for me now. Many thanks for your detailed answer, Erik!
Soooooo many exceptions! My brain is quite fried!
I put "I will have a sandwich" Got told it was wrong. Right answer "I would like a sandwich"
'I would like a sandwich' is Jag skulle vilja ha en smörgås in Swedish though, so that doesn't work here either.
So there's no "nice" way of saying it in Swedish? ie "I want a sandwich" vs "I will have a sandwich" ?
The nice way is Jag skulle vilja ha en smörgås, which is like I would like a sandwich. The normal way is Jag vill ha en smörgås, which is like I want a sandwich.
Honestly thats sound worse. i want a sandwich sounds mean but i will have a sandwich sounds like you will get your sandwich no matter what.
It's like in a restaurant when you tell the waiter, "I will have the steak" aka "I want the steak." I think we really only use "will have" to mean "want" in terms of choosing food/drink options in English. I can't think of any other times at the moment. But it would still be slightly more polite to say, "I would like..."
We'd normally say Jag tar … for that kind of 'will have'.
@ManeeshM1 For 'wear', it's ha på sig: Jag har på mig en jacka.
Jag tar på mig en jacka means 'I am putting on a jacket'.
In google "Jag skulle gärna vilja ha ......" is also coming for 'I would like to have'. Is that more stronger like "I would love to get..."
Thanks Arnauti. Just a question on 'tar på mig' and 'tar av mig', do they mean 'wearing something' and 'taking off something' respectively?
What does ha mean? Where does it come from?
Great! It's too bad things can't be accessed on mobile, I hope they'll fix that.
I think "Jag skulle vilja ha en smörgås" is the more formal way of saying it.
That's right. vill ha is like want in English, and skulle vilja ha is like 'would like'.
Yes, "skulle vilja" is slightly more polite.
Just to clarify, it would be incorrect in most all cases to say "[subject] vill [object]" without some infinitive verb between vill and the direct object, correct?
Yes. Generally, "vill" = "want to", but you can also say "Jag vill det" which translates roughly to "I want to do that" or "I want that to happen".
want = vill ha, want to have = vill ha, want to = vill.
In English I would find ' I would like a sandwich a little more polite than I want a sandwich.
That would instead be: "Jag skulle vilja ha en smörgås". The other way can't be impolite if you aren't requesting someone else get it for you. Maybe you are declaring you want a sandwich as explanation for why you must go buy some bread.
Is it possible to omit ha or vill in the sentence?
If the verb is "att vilja", so why we use "vill ha"? Could someone please come up with some examples of "att vilja?
I went to type this in, and my phone offered the word "divorce" before I could type sandwich. I am not married.
I think it's just not a good translation. If I say "I want a sandwich, so I think I'll go buy some bread". I am not requesting a sandwich from anyone and it's not polite or impolite to state what I want. I doubt I would say "I will have a sandwich, so I think I'll go buy some bread", but if I did I would use different words to translate it. "Vill ha" means "want".
The less polite 'will have' in English would be ska ha in Swedish.
The more neutral 'will have' would be tar.
Why can't I use "will" here?
Because "vill" doesn't mean "will". "Vill ha" means that you want a sandwich, but it doesn't specify if you already have one or if you will ever get one.


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Hello Nicolaj. Nice to meet you for this small “Music & Interview” feature. Let’s start at the very beginning: your childhood & youth. Where were you born and how have you been raised? What did you want to do after finishing school? Do you work or study at the moment?
Hey Jürgen, thank you for having me, I really appreciate it. I was born in Bremen. It’s a wonderful small city in the northern part of Germany. In 8th grade ,I changed from a normal school to a boarding school in North Rhine-Westphalia because my childhood wasn’t the easiest. I finished school after two years, moved back to Bremen and I started to work right away. At that point all I wanted to do was music, so I just started working as a bartender to pay my rent, which I have been doing ever since. While working a promotion job I saw Berlin for the first time. This was in 2013, I was 18 at the time. I moved to Berlin in 2016 to do music, but left after half a year because of the very stressful and expensive housing situation. It just spontaneously happened that I then moved in with my best friend in Leipzig, which is really close to Berlin, so I thought it would be an easy way back to Berlin. Since then I‘ve been living in Leipzig.
With what kind of music did you first fall in love? When did you discover techno? As there any pivotal, special moment that made you go “wow that’s it. I love it and wanna be part of it”?
My first musical love was Boomfunk Mc – “Freestyler”, it was during my kindergarten time. I bought the single. My wonderful mother, who raised me mostly on her own, always listened to Grunge and Heavy Metal/Cross-over like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, but also Rage Against The Machine and some other stuff, so I like this kind of music as well, because it was the music of my childhood.
But electronic music always grabbed my attention the most, wherever I heard it, for example in movie soundtracks like the Matrix or Blade. But in Bremen electronic music is not that popular, so my „that’s it“ moment was in Berlin in 2013. During the promotion job I told you about, I met a guy I already knew from school in Bremen. We became friends and he told me about „real techno”. His voice always had something mysterious when he talked about it. In Bremen, most of the people call anything from plastic/minimal Tech House to Electro Swing „Techno“ – but „Techno“, so he told me, would be „different here“, meaning in Berlin. I was intrigued and very anxious to experience it and so I asked him to show me what he was on about – like Berghain and his vinyl collection. After that there was no question – techno completely caught me, I was hooked and I knew immediately that I wanted to do this. This was where I can live out the more „unconventional“ side of myself. It felt like where I always wanted to be, where black and gloomy is natural, it’s not that much about emotions, it‘s more like atmosphere-over-emotions for me, it’s my personal definition of what it does and means to me.
Some of your family members are artists and musicians. What kind of music/art do they make? Were you involved with your family artistically? How did they influence your decision to become a musician and to produce techno?
My mother is an artist, shed starts her career as a tattoo artist and illustrater the year I was born (in 1994). My father played bass in different heavy metal bands and also was a singer songwriter. Because of that I‘ve been singing and playing guitar since I was a child. I actually started producing with guitar riffs, vocals, and simple beats quite early, at the age of 15.
My uncle made movies and then there is my little sister. That’s all, no more people in my family. Small but very special and very good. So my family had a very significant effect on me, because there was art and music all around me, everyday.
My mom also lives life her very own way. From her I learned that there is no good without bad, I think the music I make, which often originates from the bleak shadows of myself, is the best therapy one could get and in the end it promotes the bright, shiny sides of live.
You are about to release your first record on Ressort Imprint, the label run by Ekserd and Głós. How and when did you get in touch with them? A common way for young artists today is to release their stuff on their own label or at least via bandcamp. Did you ever think about releasing it yourself? Why did you choose RSI? Are these tracks the only ones you had on the shelf, or are you a busy producer with tons of stuff that never saw the light of day? What are your inspirations and how do you make an idea into a finished track?
Yes and I am really happy about having chosen RSI as the label I want release my first 12inch on. I have been working 24/7 on my productions and DJ skills since 2013, I listen to as many new releases as possible, so I had a good overview of labels to send my demos to. I wanted my first release to be well planned and on vinyl, so I waited and waited and worked and worked a long time until I found RSI.
I listened to every single track on the label and simply knew „that’s it, I will send my first official demo to this label.“ Fortunately it worked! I wrote a little letter about myself and my love for music, accompanying some of my tracks. Tim aka Ekserd wrote me back and asked me to make some more tracks.
When we had the first version of the EP in early 2018, he told me that it will at least be about a year until the actual release, so I asked him if I may work on the tracks until we reach the time-limit – so we could have the best result and tracks that fit the labels sound perfectly. That brings me to the question about my workflow. I produce literally every day. I breathe records. So I am definitely the producer who has tons of unreleased stuff, but I also delete a lot of it to have the most space and room for new ideas and to not be stuck with an old idea. The way I produce my tracks changes from day to day. I love experimenting. Sometimes I start with just noise and try to sequence it in an interesting way, sometimes I start with a kick drum, which I guess is the more the conventional approach.
If you don’t have a good financial background or start as a DJ, you likely will not have access to a big studio and you have to learn how to get the most out of the very little tools you have. like cheap plug-ins. You have to be very creative and well-versed in sound design to get a great result. Fortunately, from time to time I was able to buy a great synth and a drum machine while I produced the EP, so just at the right time. I felt as if I had wings with the new gear, so much more bandwidth and these gourmet, raw, more organic, vibrating sounds. But I learned in the years of having nothing more than a laptop that you can create masterpieces with nearly nothing – it’s about the emotions, not about the gear. I bought the Arturia Matrixbrute and the Analog Rhythm mk2, which I heavily used on my upcoming release. Because of this background I prefer a hybrid of digital and analogue equipment – sound design and so called „designer-techno“ fascinates me a lot.
I enjoyed the process of creating my own interpretation of a labels sound, but there will soon be a label of my own, for sure. It’s one of my main goals to simply do what I want. I set myself high creative standards when it comes to releases, which I think I can only fulfill on my own label.
Being from Bremen and now living in Leipzig you surely have a little insight into the techno scene in both cities. What can you tell us about the scenes there? Do you go out there often?
Well, in Bremen, good, quality events are really rare and hidden. There is no real marketing, promotion or anything. You have to know the people. It’s still mostly little paper-notes that you only get at the party, like in the old underground days. But if you enter the rabbit hole it’s a lovely space. It’s not this utopian vibe that you have in Berlin. It’s a lot of noise music, bass music, newbreak, garage-house and UK stuff, as well as a lot of really raw self produced stuff, but it’s lovely! Just like the city. A established artist playing there is something really special, but there is a breath of fresh air now with crews like Delusion, who book really nice acts to their venues and run their own label. That‘s great for the city.
The problem in Bremen is, that the local government doesn’t exactly make it easy to start a club or even rent space for parties, that‘s one of the reasons why many young people move to other cities.
In Leipzig, the scene seems more advanced, both musically and in terms of promotion and selection and bookings. There are also a lot of underground parties – in basements, houses or open airs. It’s kinda easier to network. The people are really open-minded and happy to take you through the night. Maybe it’s because there are really a lot of venues for this size of a city – many young people come to Leipzig because of the good club scene. It is huge relative to the size of the city and if you look at the line-ups at Distillery, IFZ or Mjut, you will see that the quality is very similar to bookings in Berlin. In Leipzig, „awareness clubbing“ also seems to be pretty much established. Most clubs and partys create a safe spaces for the LGBTQI Community and promote these policies, which is in turn reflected in the mindsets of the audience. So in clubs, politics are an important issue – just like the music is. It‘s 50/50. „Saferclubbing“ is also part of most club concepts in Leipzig, which means that you will get help from trained personal who known exactly what to do if you have taken the wrong pills, someone bothers you or if any other problems occur. They also promote these ideals in local politics.
You are not only artist and music consumer but also you worked at Leipzig’s famous techno club IfZ. What was your job there? What is it like to work at a place where most of people enjoy their lives? How is it different from a „normal“ job? Did you find the time to enjoy the music a little bit there?
Yes, i worked there at the bar. The job was fun. I became acquainted with a lot of interesting people and listened to a ton of good music. It‘s great if your bar-guests after their gig are Freddy K, Henning Baer, Rrose or other grandmasters of Techno. I also really love the architecture, the crowd, and the soundsystem. They do a good job. I think people should check out their bookings. It’s an interesting filter.
Many musicians and artists move to Berlin – a creative metropolis. Also your label Ressort Imprint is based in Berlin. Do you visit Berlin regularly? Is it an option for you to move back to Berlin in the (near) future? Do you understand the hype about the city? What does Berlin mean to you?
I understand the hype and I love Berlin very much. It‘s raw, it‘s dirty, it’s honest and direct. The main reason is the kind of „stepped up“ attitude of life that I feel when I‘m there. Every time I visit Berlin I am extremely excited. Maybe I will move to Berlin again when the time eventually feels right. Leipzig is a wonderful city, it’s also cheaper than Berlin. Many streets, the parks and all are just very romantic and provide a very creative and inspiring atmosphere, but Berlin has this “everything can happen antime-vibe” – I love both.
But let’s get back to music and your musical output. The accompanying mix for this feature is your first official mix/podcast. Please tell us how you get started and how you mixed it. Will you become a DJ now?
Since I started producing, I also dj with vinyl for myself. My plan is not to play the big bangers to get attention. I want to do it in my very own and individual way – with the most expression possible. The mix was recorded digitally because I couldn’t find all the selected tracks on vinyl. I started to select the tracks for the mix a few months ago.
Personal music taste often changes a bit over time – or sometimes completely. Please name your 10 all time favourite tracks (of any genre) and tell us why they have a special meaning for you.
This brilliant Track touches me in a euphoric way. I just feel confident when I listen to it, it gives me courage. The virtuous rhythmic patterns, the impressive, aspiring vibe.
Driving, surprising laser sounding clubtool what energizes my to the limit. And I have to say it‘s just cool.
It‘s impossible to describe what I feel when I listen to it and that‘s one of the reasons why it‘s that great for me.
Groovy dubby track, kind of ascendental atomshere, just awesome.
Touches me in the deepest sense and the arrangement is really interesting.
For me this is just genius and not just a techno track, it‘s a techno song. I really enjoy this one while drinking my coffee, smoking a cigarette and just listen, but it also works in clubs, that‘s something I appreciate a lot.
This is the kind of ecstasy I need during a long, dark night , drives me crazy.
A lot of trip-hop hooked me in my young years, this one has great lyrics and a killer-flow.
Very charismatic kind of techy darkwave track.
Well, it‘s not really a Top 10, I couldn’t do this chronologically. These are important songs to me that I often listen to to get certain emotional benefits.
Coming to the end of our small interview, I would like to ask you about your future plans. Are there any releases except for the EP on RSI planned? What about dj gigs? Or anything in your private life?
The main focus at the moment is to start my own label. There are also some remixes coming soon for an upcoming artist from Berlin and I have a lot of ideas, but I will take my time. My goal is not to produce an EP every day, just to stay on peoples radar. Time will tell, but I am diligent and obsessive, so there will be new stuff from time to time. Thank you for these exciting questions, Jürgen, it was a pleasure.

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This Cauldron remake is fun, very hard to play but a bit minimalistic. Much like the original game :) Good thing about Cauldron is that touching critters or pools of burning lava don't instant kill but just hurt until you cannot take the hurting anymore. This allows you to take some risks now and then, which is needed in Cauldron. Enjoy this Windows remake by Musti!
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I expected something along the lines of Huysmans’ A Rebours, but Gide’s tale is really very different. Both protagonists are – or, in the case of Gide’s Michel, become – rank sensualists. But these are different forms of sensualism. Huysmans’ Des Esseintes makes a fetish of aesthetic decay; Gide’s Michel lusts after freedom and vitality, in a Nietszchean mode. Huysman’s is a sensualism which, as the title suggests, runs “against nature” while Gide’s is, in certain respects, a rough embrace of nature. The books differ too inasmuch as Gide succeeds in making his protagonist sympathetic, while Huysmans doesn’t even try to do so. I want to say that Huysmans’ book describes an end-game of Catholic intellectual retreat while Gide’s describes a triumph of Protestant nihilism, but I’m not sure I can argue either case successfully. I will say that I think Gide’s book is better. The Immoralist is a stark narrative descent. I also read it as a fairly damning indictment of the instinct it describes. To my mind, Michel is a monster. Gide himself, however (for reasons which aren’t hard to divine if you know a bit about his life), famously refuses to pass any final judgment on his protagonist.
Simon Leys in his “Little ABC of Gide” quotes the author as saying that each of his new titles was specially designed to “upset those readers who enjoyed the preceding one.” Strait is the Gate did not follow precisely on the heels of The Immoralist but it may as well have, the two are so clearly linked. Where the earlier book trades in the excess of sensualism and self-indulgence, Strait is the Gate trades instead in the excess of asceticism and self-denial. Parting from one another at a theoretically balanced middle, both these paths will be seen to curve round until they mirror each other’s trajectory and finally embrace. The plot: Alissa Bucolin is in love with Jerome Palissier and there is no reason in the world they shouldn’t marry except for the fact that it would make them happy. Unfortunately, you see, Alissa’s God did not make man for happiness – the way of the Lord is too narrow for two to walk abreast, she says – and so she crucifies her heart (and the hearts of those around her as a side-effect) for a mystical solace which, of course, proves elusive. The final scene of the novel is devastating. …Once in college a girlfriend dumped me “for God” too; it was more forgivable than Alissa’s case, however, because I knew that rather than creating a divine prohibition for the sake of self-glory she was inventing a divine sanction for what she really wanted all along. Weakness, I think, is always more sympathetic (and perhaps more renderable into holiness) than flexing your muscles.
I believe that happiness wears out in the effort made to recapture it; that nothing is more fatal to happiness than the remembrance of happiness.
If the “effort made to recapture it” involves, say, rearranging the furniture, wearing the same clothes, and repeating the same words and gestures, then, yes. But to merely remember a happy moment takes no effort at all. Joys are like children: you don’t wear away your affection by thinking of them or love one less for having another.

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Begin the ENDURANCE SERIES! and another ENDURANCE: APOCALYPSE Teaser!
“It is well written, doesn’t lack for imagination and has a really good story which is delivered perfectly.
ENDURANCE: APOCALYPSE – Coming Soon!!
Yesterday was the first time that I have posted a teaser from ENDURANCE: APOCALYPSE (Endurance 2). I hope that you saw it and enjoyed it.
Now is the time to begin the Endurance Series if you have not yet, ENDURANCE: APOCALYPSE is coming really soon now!
So visit getBook.at/B00E8Q9QCU to get your hands on a copy of ENDURANCE.
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ENDURANCE: APOCALYPSE (Endurance 2) – Another Teaser!
Today I returned to University for my 3rd and final year of Creative Writing and English Language.
This year does look as if it is going to be a hectic one; with much hard work and writing to be done.
This means that I will not be able to write as much for my books. However this will not affect the release of Endurance: Apocalypse which is coming very soon!
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Present …. The first thought that comes to mind is Van Dyke’s book The 4th Wise Man – an excellent story about the gifts that each of us brings to the lives we live through the blessings we receive from the Lord. Blessings that, until we give of them to others, prevent us from truly seeing the Lord in our lives.
Present … here and now … challenging my deodorant to live up to its Marathon Sport Clinical Strength labeling when speaking in public about the importance of a blended learning option in our school district.
Present … being able to preorder books from Amazon so they’re waiting for you to rip open the box and dive into the pages when the time is right.
Present … the touchstones that remind us of who we are, what we mean to others, how we connect with them and the world around us, the thrumming of the universal language of humanity; not words; but harmony and connection. A touch. A smile. A gift of presence.
Present … being able to laugh and cry at the same time; being blessed to have the words to tell someone else how much they’re valued and how deeply their friendship meets others hearts and emboldens them to go beyond their shell and into the greater good they have to offer the world.
Present … with diet dr pepper and the freedom to wear whatever shoes I want after 466 days of sneaker imprisonment! Present … wondering if sometimes Doctor’s Orders are meant to push us to the breaking point … or to repair us from it.
Yesterday it was the perfect reminder & reassurance that saying “thanks, but no thanks; I’m staying put” was the right path for my feet. It sure blessed my socks off; I hope it blesses yours off, too!
It caught my attention that Paul said his work “in these regions” was finished. He refers to his ministry from Jerusalem to Illyricum (Northeast of Italy) and he said his work there was finished! This didn’t mean that everyone in the region was saved. It didn’t mean that all the churches were perfect or had the perfect leadership in place. It also didn’t mean that he was through with hard work, with facing challenges, with taking steps of faith. It simply meant that his specific assignment there was completed.
It’s so important to know and be committed to God’s specific assignment for our lives. It’s equally important to be aware of the seasons of our lives and of God’s assignment – to recognize when a season is finished and an assignment is completed.
I believe it’s healthy for us to have sincere and deeply held desires for our future. It’s healthy and good to be willing and ready to move toward fulfilling those desires when a current season and a present assignment is finished. But it’s foolish to expect that those desires will be fulfilled in just the way we determined and on the schedule we set.
Father, There’s so much for me to learn from the honest account of the adventures of Paul. Thanks for taking the time to teach me. Thanks for your patience with me when I’m slow to get it. This morning I’m thinking about the importance of knowing your specific assignment for me, and of recognizing the seasons of life and ministry. I’m learning to be honest with you about my deeply held desires. I’m learning about making plans, and about trustingly placing the outcome in your faithful and capable hands. Be it unto me according to your will and your word. Amen!.

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Despite aging nearly four years since its release in October 2013, the Google Nexus 5 smartphone is still a capable device that can be acquired second-hand for between $75-$150 US dollars. As a budget-friendly device it will work reasonably well for those most sensitive.
Today we measure the North American variant, model LG-D820.
To our surprise, we discovered no measurable flicker across the entire brightness range of the Nexus 5. This is especially impressive given the very low minimum brightness this device is capable of.
Below is the screen output between minimum and maximum brightness with intervals of 25% between.
Subjectively the Nexus 5 produces relatively neutral colors. Unsurprisingly, the use of white LEDs produces a significant amount of blue light, in this case the 448nm range.
To explore reducing the blue light output we installed the CF.Lumen app from the Google Play Store. There we entered the ‘Custom Manual Overlap Adjustment’ under master filter mode and reduced blue to zero. Doing so reduced the blue light output by roughly half. Alternatively, we found that setting color temperature to 1800K in CF.Lumen achieves similar blue light reduction while maintaining slightly higher levels of green. Ultimately it comes down to preference.
Subjectively we found the Nexus 5 to achieve particularly low brightness when set to minimum. Thankfully, the device does not resort to flicker to achieve this low minimum brightness. Most users will find this a welcome feature.
For those sensitive to light few accessories are more helpful than a good pair of sunglasses. Polarized lenses work by filtering out photons oscillating horizontally. While natural light from the sun oscillates in all orientations, light from displays on most devices will all share a single orientation by design. If that orientation happens to be horizontal to your polarized lenses then the light may be blocked in whole or in part.
We found that the Nexus 5 was completely visible when used in portrait orientation with polarized glasses. Unfortunately, around 95% of the light was blocked when used in landscape.
Due to the age of the Nexus 5 it has stopped receiving software updates from Google as of October 2016. That means as security flaws are discovered they will not be fixed on this device. Worse yet is that the Nexus 5 will not be receive software updates introducing new features. Running on Android 6.0.1 permits the usual “OK Google” voice commands but will remain limited as the rest of the Android ecosystem evolves to Android 7 and beyond.
No measurable flicker was detected so users should be confident to select whichever brightness setting they are most comfortable with. Color is where most users will run into trouble using the Nexus 5. We recommend exploring third-party apps such as CF.Lumen. Settings described above reduce blue light by more than half which may significantly improve tolerance.
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Jennifer Lopez has taken on many roles — actress, singer, producer, entrepreneur and fashion designer — and each one has been a big success.
But there's one role she holds above all others, because it's the one that's makes her appreciate all the rest even more: being mother to 7-year-old twins Max and Emme.
"They just made my life better," Lopez said of her kids during an interview with TODAY's Natalie Morales Monday. "I think they just change your perspective on the whole entire world, you know, and how you look at life."
And that was something Lopez never expected.
"That was a big epiphany for me having children," she explained. "They just made everything better. They helped me grow as a human being."
See more from the proud mom and star when her new series, "Shades of Blue," premieres Jan. 7 at 10 p.m. ET on NBC.


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Quote from Tom Fountainhead Geldschläger: " One of the coolest things about my job is to have opportunites like this one, working with an immensely talented young band from the other side of the world like Brainblast. Not only rivals their skill on this debut release that of much bigger and established bands, it was also a great opportunity to come in at the tail-end of a long production-process, give some solid advice and take the entire thing to the next level sonically - which was a tricky, but very rewarding process, which I feel that both parties enjoyed a lot. I do hope that fans of the current "big" names in technical death metal as well as fans of my own work will give Brainblast a warm welcome. I'm sure they'll go on to do even bigger things in the near future. Thanks for having me, boys! "
Brainblast is a young progressive technical death metal band from Bogotá/ Colombia.
Starting their career back in 2015 Brainblast blends together a heavy polyphonic and beautifull complex work into their masterpieces.
and expanding grace. Ethereal covenant.
Fight! against the time of decadence.
The... golden age of wisdom!
accept! the nature of your assignment.
"This is not the end, Just the dark side of the cycle"
Dont interrupt the conversion divine"


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A new report into the feasibility of conducting a longitudinal study on children in care or children leaving care within the Irish context has been published by Dr Carmel Devaney and Dr Cliona Rooney of the UNESCO Child and Family Research Centre at NUI Galway. This study was commissioned by Tusla, the Child and Family Agency, and the Department of Children and Youth Affairs, with the support of the Irish Research Council.
It arose from an action detailed in the Implementation Plan in response to the Ryan Report of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse (2009). This study is based on interviews with researchers worldwide who have completed studies of this kind. It considers the financial and research challenges associated with completing research over time with children and young people who are in care or are about to leave care in Ireland. There are over just 6,000 children in care in Ireland with over 2,000 young people availing of aftercare services. A longitudinal study will provide, for the first time a comprehensive real time account of their experiences.
A range of design and cost options to be considered and that longitudinal studies assist policy makers and service providers with data that focuses on the impact of childhood experiences on later outcomes.
The Department of Children and Youth Affairs and Tusla will use the findings of this feasibility study to consider the possibility of commissioning a study of this kind. Tusla’s Corporate Plan 2018 – 2020 makes provision within its Research function to ‘support the ongoing consideration for a future commission on a longitudinal study of children in care’.

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It's rarely OK to root for someone to lose his job. But when the Carolina Panthers fired offensive coordinator Mike Shula on Tuesday, perhaps a bit of Monty Python-style rejoicing was acceptable.
After all, it looked for a few hours like Cam Newton finally might get to lead a dynamic offense that suits his talents. Also, it isn't as though the well-connected Shula will have to sweep chimneys in Victorian London for a living.
Then Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported Norv Turner was a "top choice" to take over for Shula. According to ESPN.com's David Newton, he arrived in Carolina on Wednesday "to finalize details that would make him the [team's] next offensive coordinator."
So, perhaps that rejoicing was premature.
Meanwhile, in another change that felt long overdue, the Seahawks fired longtime offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell on Wednesday. All eyes are now on Seattle, which could either hire a fresh new voice who both maximizes Russell Wilson's strengths and provides him with some novel new features (like running backs and blockers), or it could hire a retread and trudge backward toward mediocrity.
The Seahawks rose to power by being creative enough to choose the former. But according to the rumor mill, they will be conventional and opt for the latter this time around.
As of Thursday morning, the Giants, Cardinals, Colts and Lions are still without head coaches. But who cares? The head coaching market lacks sizzle now that Jon Gruden is signed/sealed/delivered to the Raiders and the Bears gobbled up Matt Nagy, one of the few interesting new faces on the scene. The coordinator carousel is where all of the action is this year.
Part of the problem is that the head coaching market is flooded with Baby Belichicks (Pats assistants Matt Patricia, Josh McDaniels and second-generation copy Mike Vrabel, now of the Texans), stalwart defensive lieutenants (Patricia, Vrabel, Panthers defensive coordinator Steve Wilks) and a glorified Turner riding a hot streak (Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur). Only McDaniels promises an offensive scheme to capture the imagination.
The remaining teams in need of head coaches are all also in need of massive rebuilds other than the Lions, who have been allergic to interesting coaching hires since Wayne Fontes' run-'n'-shoot was run out of town in 1996. Meanwhile, the coordinator upheaval involves teams on the fringe of Super Bowl contention and quarterbacks not long removed from the Super Bowl.
No wonder that's where all the action is.
And while there is plenty of intrigue on defense—the Packers' reported hiring of Mike Pettine (per ESPN's Adam Schefter), the Bears trying to retain Vic Fangio as Nagy's consigliere, brief bidding wars over Gus Bradley (who's staying with the Chargers) and Teryl Austin (whom the Bengals snatched)—offensive coordinators are the coaches who can make our Sunday afternoons either entertaining or unbearable.
Shula's five seasons as Newton's coordinator were, charitably, a mixed bag. The Panthers' 2016 Super Bowl run had more to do with Newton's preternatural gifts (not to mention a great Panthers defense) than any Shula game-planning wizardry. When the Panthers offense was bad—which it often was—it appeared that Shula abandoned Newton to face the defense 11-on-1.
To his credit, Shula tried to adapt his system to both Newton's talents and the arrival of running back Christian McCaffrey this season. Shula usually rolled out options, reverses and misdirection wrinkles on one series per game like an offensive drum solo. Then the Panthers went straight back to the vanilla frozen yogurt. It was like a Fourth of July with one firework, but at least Shula (briefly) recognized Newton and McCaffrey shouldn't be yoked to 1970s offensive concepts.
That's what makes the Panthers' infatuation with Turner so frustrating. He was last seen turning over the Vikings offense to Shurmur in 2016 because he feared he was holding the team back, per Rapoport. If Turner's 1990s-style offense hamstrung Sam Bradford—passes to fullbacks in the flat are still signature plays, as if Moose Johnston were still in the league—what will it do to Newton?
The best available coordinator for Newton actually might be Bevell, who in 2013 built the perfect mousetrap for the Seahawks. It was full of option goodies that made the best use of Wilson, Marshawn Lynch and a stable of speedy receivers.
Like all coordinators who won games with designed quarterback runs, however, Bevell retreated from his success as if he was afraid he flew too close to the sun. He replaced the Lynch power game and early-adopter run-pass option concepts with...literally nothing. If an investigative report reveals Bevell yelled "just wing it, Russ" into his headset for the last two seasons, it would explain so much.
Early speculation around the campfire suggests that Carroll doesn't plan to promote some forward-thinking guru or trendy college coach. Tom Cable, architect of an offensive line full of strip-mall security guards on permanent coffee break, appeared to be the favorite, according to ESPN.com's Mike Sando, before he himself was fired.
Carroll is rumored, according to CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora, to covet former USC colleague Steve Sarkisian, who, inconveniently, is still coaching in the playoffs, despite an ability to render the Falcons' Julio Jones invisible that puts most defensive coordinators to shame.
The Turner-Sarkisian cronyism adds another level of drama to the coordinator carousel. The old-boy network still holds sway among head coaches, but there's a level of ownership involvement, media attention and fan expectation which forces teams to work harder in selecting head coaches. For every Raiders franchise busting its budget for a new sovereign, there are many more teams like the Giants performing exhaustive, well-publicized due diligence, or the Bears eager to tout Nagy as the anti-John Fox.
At the coordinator level, coaches often swiftly fire one buddy and hire another. And because NFL head coaches are the type of men who have been dining at Italian restaurants for decades but never order anything but chicken Parmesan, the new buddy is often more of a security blanket than the last buddy.
Which is how we get Bills-Jaguars playoff games, folks.
There is a push-pull dynamic to excitement on the offensive coordinator news cycle. Meritocracy briefly triumphs when an ineffective play-caller gets canned. The window of innovation cracks open for a few tantalizing seconds, and an exciting new name like freshly promoted Chiefs coordinator Eric Bieniemy occasionally bursts through. But more often than not, someone from the shallow gene pool of established coordinators gets recycled, and we gear up for another year of more of the same.
That tempered enthusiasm was even a built-in feature of Gruden's return. He was the hottest young offensive wunderkind on the market in the late 1990s and a Super Bowl winner in the 2002 season, but by 2008, he was just another coach whose West Coast offense was turning brown at the bottom of the crisper.
Gruden spent a decade as a broadcaster raving about new ideas like the no-huddle offense and meeting coaches from all over the NFL and other levels. Gruden's brother, Jay, even fostered Sean McVay's meteoric rise. Did Gruden have a secret weapon in the wings, some 30-year-old version of himself or the Rams head coach whom he traded cellphone numbers with during Monday Night Football prep interviews?
Nope. Gruden settled on Greg Olson, his offensive successor in Tampa who has coordinated just one offense to finish in the top half of the NFL by yardage (the 2006 Rams, who still had several Greatest Show on Turf holdovers) across five organizations in 10 seasons.
So the boldest coaching move of the offseason is simply just another old-coach reclamation project. It's one more reason to not feel sorry for the unemployed Shula, Bevell or Cable: They'll be back before we know it, like it or not.
There's still hope that a new coordinator will take Newton, Wilson or the next MVP-caliber quarterback in a radical new direction instead of trying to shoehorn them into the same old mediocre mold.
If they do, there will be much rejoicing. Yay.

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The city of Bangalore was not always the city we know today. Interestingly the city was divided into two parts, civil and military portion. The two portions were welded together in 1949 within a common corporation. Before coming together of these two-part, each part of Bengaluru had its own municipality and had different collectors. The municipality was headed by the collector. The collectors were appointed to collect revenues and to take care of law and order in the city. Bangalore had an assemblage population of 29,21,751 in 1981. While corporation area of the city had a population of 2476355 in 1981. The city’s population saw a increase of 70 percent in between the years 1971 and 1981.
Bangalore is a place that had a number of prehistorical settlements. The race course, Jalahalli and Byrasandra are places of historical importance. Many tools from the Neolithic period have been found in these places. Dr Shikaripura Ranganatha Rao, an archaeologist said that it is possible that the rock at Basavangudi was a prehistorical habitat.
The name of the city has also been found in an inscription in Kannada found in a close proximity of Begur temple. The name is considered to be as old as the ninth century.
The name of the city is considered to have a link with Benanchu kallu but there are many other stories related to the name of the city. It is said that the name Bangalore originated from Benda Kala ooru(the village of boiled beans). This name was explained by the Hoysala king Ballala. But the pieces of evidence contradict this theory as the name is ancient than the king Ballala. According to the Ganga record, the place Bengaluru is a hamlet. It is now known as hale Bengaluru. The story behind this is that when Kempe Gowda 1 established the new town in the year 1537, he named it Bangalore. Since his mother and wife both hailed from Hamlet Bangalore. The city has also been referred to as ‘city auspicious’ or Kalyan Nagare. The fort of Kempe Gowda has been totally demolished but the places such as Yelahanka Bagalu (Mysore Bank Square) and Halsur Bagalu are still present. The town was later conquered by the sultans of Bijapur and Shaji Bhonsle in the year 1638. And the Mughals took over the city in 1689. In the later years, the city was ruled by Haider Ali and then by Britishers.
After the Britishers took the control of city the Cantonment area grew significantly as a distinct township as the British troops were shifted in the city. The current day Airforce hospital served as the first camp for the British troops in 1806. The Cantonment areas witnessed the construction of a large number of magnificent buildings in the city. They were all constructed in European style.
The present town Chamraja Wodeyar and Dewann Seshadri Iyer were then called Chamrajpet and Sheshdripuram respectively. These towns were renamed in the year in 1892. In the year 1898 other major extensions were added in the city called Basavangudi, this name originated from the Bull temple located in the Sukenahalli village. Another extension was Malleshwaram, it was named after the Kadu Malleshwara temple in old Mallapura village.
So next time you plan to visit Bangalore keep the interesting facts about the origination of various cities in mind.
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Marena is the global leader in comfortable, medical-grade compression garments. Compression has been shown to assist in healing, and laboratory testing shows Marena fabric outperforms the competition. By collaborating with researchers and conduct continual clinical testing to bring innovation to their products, Marena ensures optimal results for their customers.
Marena's medical-grade compression garments designed for post-surgery recovery and health benefits at each step of your healing journey. The medical-grade compression apparel has been clinically tested, FDA-registered and is expertly designed for specific procedures.
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Medical-grade compression helps stimulate the lymphatic system, enabling the body to efficiently remove waste and reduce fluid build-up.
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text: Heavy-duty glass envelope for break resistance. Nickel-plated brass prevents corrosion while insuring a positive point of contact. Sold 2/pk, except where noted.

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As promised I have the little mini treat box to show you today.
Super cute and Super easy!!
You start with a 6 inch square piece of cardstock and your Envelope Punch Board.
Punch and score at 2 1/8" and 3 7/8" around each side.
Cut down to the first score line on two sides as shown below.
Then fold it up and adhere the corners.
This is the top of the box.
To make the belly band.
Cut a 7 1/2" x 2" piece of designer paper and use the Tag Punch at both ends to create a decorate edge and a slot for your ribbon to go through.
You can wrap the paper around the box and create your sides as you go or you can score the paper first.
Score at 1 1/4", 2 1/2", 5", 6 1/4"
Secure with your choice of ribbon or twine and you are done.
This box would be great for small treats like, mini candles, tealights, chocolate (chocolate is always a winner!!haha) jewellery, small ornaments etc.


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Mass layoff of employees at Firestone Liberia is not sufficient to improve the company’s weak financial position, the US firm said in a statement Monday in the capital Monrovia.
For the second time in less than three years the company announced it would reduce its workforce by 13%, which is approximately 800 employees by early April end June 2019.
These layoffs are the first such broad reductions since the 1980s, it said then.
Twenty-five months on, the company restated the same conditions on March 18 and revealed it is evaluating “all aspects of its business” in the country.
“Headcount reductions will take place throughout the company’s operations and include retirement, discontinuation of certain work contracts and redundancies, it said.
“Unfortunately, these measures alone will not be enough to restore Firestone Liberia to profitability.
Since 2004, Firestone Liberia, an indirect subsidiary of Bridgestone Americas Inc. with a little over 6,000 workforce, has injected more than $1 billion USD into the Liberian economy through government taxes, salaries and pensions, local purchases and rubber purchases from local farmers, and has spent over $75 million in providing free education, healthcare, housing and security.


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In honor of women's history month in February, the Susan B. Anthony House is gathering quilt blocks done in sunflower yellow, purple and white which were important colors in the women's suffrgae movement. There are a few other design instructions, but there is also a lot of freedom within their guidelines to design a block that highlights what the women's movement means to you.
The Anthony House anticipates that the quilt will be displayed around the country much as the AIDS quilt has been - in sections or in its entirety, depending on the number of quilt blocks received.
Last Weekend to Buy Tickets!
All are welcome to attend, no RSVP is required. Be sure to check our calendar for a list of all of our upcoming events and details.
and we like to refer toourselves as a club rather than a guild in order to promote a small town feel. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact one of our members.


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Flare burning natural gas from production facility.
Below is a brief summary of air pollution and processes that generate the different regulated air pollutants from O&G operations.
Combustion of fossil fuels such as natural gas, diesel fuel and gasoline. Diesel is the primary fuel for drilling. Natural gas is mainly used for O&G production, processing and transmission.
Combustion emissions can result from internal combustion engines, line heaters, boilers, heater treaters, reboilers, flares, enclosed combustors and incinerators.
Venting of natural gas can result from fugitive emissions (leaking components), oil and produced water storage tanks, glycol dehydrators, gas sweetening units, pressure safety devices, pneumatic devices, well unloading, casing head gas releases, venting from well completions, compressor seals and pipeline/facility blowdowns.
Some air pollutants fall into more than one category.
Generally, O&G operations do not result in release of ozone depleting substances except for possible releases from auxiliary equipment (e.g., refrigerators, A/C units) and safety systems (e.g., fire suppression).
Each air pollutant and/or air pollutant category will have its own unique federal, state or local air quality regulations affecting the processes and equipment that generate these pollutants. Some states (e.g., Louisiana) use the term toxic air pollutant (TAP) for HAPs and have a HAP listing that may include pollutants not included in the federal HAP listing.
There are many different local, state and federal regulations that affect stationary (permanent) facilities such as a production facilities and mobile sources (onsite <1 year) such as drilling rigs. YES – IT IS AN ALPHABET SOUP.
Always consult your state or local permitting agency to ensure compliance with air quality permitting rules and emission standards.
For greenhouse gases (GHG), the USEPA requires annual reporting under 40 CFR 98 Subpart W for O&G. As of October 2014, only very large sources of GHGs may be require control of GHG emissions.
Air permits – permits that specify limits to air emissions, control methods, monitoring, testing, recordkeeping and reporting. Typically, air permits are granted and enforced by state and local environmental agencies. Some states require a construction permit to obtained prior to construction and then will issue an operating permit; other states combine the construction and operating permit. The use of General Permits for oil and gas operations is common in many states.
New Source Performance Standards (NSPS) – standards that apply to specific processes and equipment to control Criteria Pollutants (or precursor such as VOC). For example, the NSPS in 40 CFR 60 Subpart OOOO. Check out the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s (TCEQ) great online NSPS rule summaries and links for more information.
National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPS) standards that apply to specific facilities, processes and equipment to control HAPs. For example, glycol dehydrators are regulated in 40 CFR 63 Subpart HH and HHH. Check out the TCEQ’s online NESHAPS rule summaries and links for more information.
To help you understand some of the ABCs of air pollutants, refer to the table below.
GHG with global warming potential of 1.
GHG with global warming potential of 25.
GHG with global warming potential of 310.
Precursor to ozone and smog formation.
Respiratory irritant and precursor to smog.
Primary component of smog. Ozone created by sunlight acting on NOx and VOC in the air.
Not emitted by O&G operations.
Can cause harmful health effects by reducing oxygen delivery to the body's organs.
Component of smog and PM. Respiratory impacts to humans.
Soot/Particulate matter <2.5 microns aerodynamic diameter. Respiratory and heart impacts to humans.
Soot/Particulate matter <10 microns aerodynamic diameter. Respiratory and heart impacts to humans.
Precursor to ozone and smog formation. Propane plus (C3+) fraction of natural gas.
Carcinogen risk & blood disorders in humans.
Respiratory system irritation and CNS depression.
Note that most oil and gas venting sources have the potential to emit methane, VOCs and HAPs (e.g., n-hexane, BTEX) listed. Oil and gas combustion sources can emit methane, VOCs and BTEX due to incomplete combustion of natural gas, gasoline and diesel fuel.
Regulations and air permit requirements specify emission reductions for certain equipment, processes and facility types. Review the facility’s air permit and specific NSPS and NESHAPS for requirements. A detailed discussion of emission controls is not included in this topic.
Emissions from venting sources at O&G operations will use VRUs (vapor recovery units), flares and enclosed combustion units to control VOC emissions. This is especially true for VOC venting from Quad O facilities.
Some sources such as glycol dehydration units will use a condenser plus recovery by a VRU or combustion of non-condensable gases from the still column vent.
Depending on the type of engine, an internal combustion engine will use catalytic converters to control emissions of NOx, CO, VOCs and HAPs. Some engines are designed to be inherently low emitters of NOx and CO emissions.
With the development of IR cameras that can “see” and record natural gas venting emissions and storage tank flaring, operators, regulators and the public are finding new ways to detect and fix leaks from oil and gas facilities. The regulatory agencies are using new technology every day to find the leaks. Operators are aware of this and are working to find better ways to prevent, detect and repair leaks in a timely manner.
HY-BON is your expert at vent gas management. We use our IQR Survey to help O&G operators find leaks, quantify storage tank emissions and rectify the emissions. This helps a company with their GHG data management stay in compliance and can make the company money by recovering valuable product. Let HY-BON take away some of your air pollution concerns so your facilities stay in compliance.

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Sadly, the eagle has not landed but crashed as the Labour leadership contest takes another turn, with the withdrawal of the initial candidate who challenged Jeremy Corbyn stepping aside to give Owen Smith a clear run.
Of course, the bookmakers are not giving him very good odds, much like most of the neutrals and, more importantly, the Labour membership.
As someone not involved, I am at odds to see what the whole process is intended to produce.
It will not change the current leader and will only cause more divisions within the Labour party.
Perhaps that is the aim ultimately.
Could this be the catalyst for the break-up and formation of a new party that better fits this new bred of power-hungry politicians?
When one looks at Owen Smith’s background you find someone who, to my mind, does not fit any typical Labour profile.
Someone who has worked as a lobbyist for big drug company Pfizer seems to be an odd candidate for leader of a left-wing party.
Of course, being put into a safe Labour seat is more of a draw than his working-class wishes.
To me, it still indicates that these politicians have an inflated view of their capabilities and abilities, and are not reflective of their electorate and, in Owen Smith’s case, still in denial about the referendum result.
They are destroying what is left of a once bastion of the working class, now sadly long gone.

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George Nakashima, photograph by Jack Rosen, New Hope, PA, circa 1980. Michener Art Museum Archives, the George Nakashima Collection, gift of Kevin Nakashima and Mira Nakashima-Yarnall.
George Nakashima (1905-1990), Lounge Chair with Myrtle Burl Arm, designed ca. 1962, made in 1989.American black walnut, hickory and Oregon myrtle.H. 33 3/8 x W. 28 x D. 32 inches.George Nakashima Woodworkers.
Robert Whitley (b. 1924). Starfish Desk, 1966. Figured American black walnut, hide glue gesso and stippled blue paint. 55 x 36 x 17 inches. James A. Michener Art Museum. Gift of the Artist in Honor of Bruce Katsiff, Director 1989-2012.
Mira Nakashima (b. 1942), Tsuitate Sofa, designed in 2015, made in 2018. American black walnut, Oregon maple burl root, upholstery.H. 46 x W. 75 x D. 37 inches.GeorgeNakashima Woodworkers.
Nakashima Looks highlights the Michener’s long-standing focus on Studio Furniture while providing a window to the Museum’s future direction. Renowned artist Mira Nakashima turns her eye towards the Museum’s Studio Furniture Collection. Rooted in its deep commitment to George Nakashima’s legacy, the Michener has continued to collect and exhibit modern and contemporary craft, including fine examples of Mira Nakashima’s own work as well as work by Paul Evans (1931–1987), Jack Larimore (b. 1950), Robert Whitley (b. 1924), and Mark Sfirri (b. 1952), among others. Select loans round out Mira’s intimate look at craft furniture at the Michener, including pieces by Wharton Esherick (1887–1970), Harry Bertoia (1915–1978), Sam Maloof (1916–2009), and both generations of the Nakashima family. For a limited time, visitors will have the rare opportunity to immerse themselves in the Nakashima legacy as well as the broader context of furniture design on view in both the Nakashima Looks and The Art of Seating exhibitions.
Nakashima Looks: Studio Furniture at the Michener is generously supported by RAGO. Additional support is provided by Judy and Seth Blau.


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Little Rascal is a privately ran organisation. All cancellations, bookings or enquiries must be made through Little Rascals directly.
An out of school provision is currently ran on site at Bill Quay Primary School during term time only with a holiday provision being provided from the facility at St Alban's RC Primary school in Pelaw.
For further information please contact the number above for daily rates and availability.


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Thank you for your interest in White Oak Cottages. While we have tried to convey what White Oak has to offer on this website, you have to see the cottages to fully understand their offerings.
Please contact us at the email below to arrange for a tour or to answer any questions you might have. We look forward to meeting you!


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An historical, demographic and socio-economic study of Montreal's diverse Black community at the turn of the twenty-first century.
Issued also in French under title: L'évolution de la communauté noire montréalaise.
Torczyner, Jim L., and Sharon Springer. The Evolution of the Black Community of Montreal: Change and Challenge. Montreal: MCESSP, McGill School of Social Work, 2001. https://www.mcgill.ca/mchrat/files/mchrat/BlackDemographicStudy2001.PDF.


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Kota Eberhardt and Andrew Stehlin have been cast as Selene and Red Lotus, respectively, for 20th Century Fox's X-Men: Dark Phoenix, according to IGN.
Selene is a long-time X-Men villain, and is a immortal mutant with vampiric powers. The character recently appeared in Captain America.
Red Lotus is X-Men related character who debuted in Chris Claremont and Salvador Larroca's 2001 X-Treme X-Men. Red Lotus, whose real name in comic books is Paul Hark, is the grandson of a Chinese Triad leader. He became affiliated with the X-Men, although not a full member, and went undercover in the Hellfire Club to stop a mutant slavery ring.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is scheduled to open in theaters February 14, 2019.


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I am wanting to use this in a failover environment such that tun0 is preferred over tun1 and it is preferred over tun2.
Primarily using the "Over Enginerring FTW" blog as a guide as he is doing exactly what I'm wanting, just he's using physical Interfaces instead of tunnels.
However, while it connects initially to a tun, it does not appear to EVER fail over to any of the others if that tun fails (ie: no data is returned).
Anyone tried this? Have suggestions? Pointers on where to look for the issue or a web site with more info?
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Write own name and some short common words.
Responding to and following simple instructions.
Mathematics: Say and use number names up to 10 in order.
Be able to recognise and name 2D and 3D shapes.
Join in with counting songs and number rhymes.
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Name and label different parts of our bodies.
Talk about out different family members and pets.
Discuss what makes us unique.
Create paintings of ourselves, friends and our homes.
Autumn 2 – How do we get there?
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Writing shopping lists for Santa’s party.
Writing Christmas lists and letters to Santa.
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Weighing parcels in Santa’s workshop and the post office.
Counting backwards – looking at advent calendars.
Number recognition to 20, understanding where a number goes in a number line to 20.
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Learning about the first Christmas story.
Spring 1 – Why don’t things stay the same?
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Writing a diary to monitor the chicks hatching and growth.
Writing instructions on how to grow seeds.
Extending vocabulary by looking at where food comes from.
Consolidate Phase 3 taught sounds and continue to introduce new tricky words.
Mathematics: Practical addition and subtraction.
Sorting by looking at similarities and differences.
Measuring heights of our plants.
Ordering fruit and vegetables by size.
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Using ICT devices to interview visitors and record and monitor the chicks.
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English: Read Phase 3 sentences and learn more tricky words.
Factual writing about the planets.
Write instructions about our world.
Caption photographs of the beautiful places we have visited.
Mathematics: Creating pictures using 2D shapes.
Shape hunts/describing the properties of shapes.
Explore the local area saying what we like and dislike.
Look at the flora and fauna in our environment and make observational drawings/paintings.
Explore the story of Noah and investigate rainbows.
Write a prayer to say thank you for our wonderful world.
Learn songs about our world.
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Writing instructions about how to make a monster.
Mathematics: Say and use number names up to 20 in order.
Be able to recognise and name 2D and 3D shapes and name their properties.
Sequencing days of the week.
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Continue to write some short common words independently and full sentences with and without support.
Writing re-counts and instructions about how we made our artwork.
Extending vocabulary by looking a different art styles, movements, musical instruments and learning songs linked to our stories.
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Easy and inexpensive felt Christmas trees perfect for adding a natural element to your holiday decor.
I've created a lot of Christmas and winter crafts, but these DIY rustic felt trees are probably one of my favorites. They're perfect for adding a bit of rustic charm to your holiday decor and being made of felt and twigs makes them super affordable.
I actually saw similar trees recently on Target.com and knew I could make them for a fraction of the price. Just follow the steps below and you too can have perfectly rustic felt trees perfect for holiday decorating.
To make things easy, I searched online for a Christmas tree template and found this one. I printed it out then used my scanner to resize it down to three different sizes.
I folded the template in half then folded my felt in half and started cutting out trees. Many, many trees!
After all my trees were cut my son and I went hiking in the woods for the perfect log and sticks. Using my chop saw, I cut the wood down to make the tree stands then got started gluing.
I simply folded each piece of felt in half, applied hot glue to the fold then added the felt to the stick. Make sure the stick is about a half inch from the top of each felt tree top. I repeated these steps over (and over and over......) until my tree was full.
After I had all my felt trees glued it was time to make the "peak." To do this I added glue to the center and worked each piece into the glue until I was happy with the shape.
After I had all the felt trees glued I gave each one a little trim to shape them up then glued the stick onto the wood base. I used hot glue, but I think wood glue would actually hold up much better. I may even end up using a drill bit to drill a small hole in the base, allowing the stick to slip down into the base. Regardless, I'm loving how they turned out!
As much as I like the white and tan trees, my favorite is definitely the traditional green Christmas tree.
Update: Due to popular demand, I created a video. Enjoy!
I hope you enjoyed these rustic felt Christmas trees as much as I enjoyed making them!
I can't wait to see your Christmas decorations. Wishing you a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday.
Thank you Cindy! Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving as well.
Oh my gosh!!! I absolutely adore these sweet little trees! SO cute!
Dead ringer, except I love your colors even more! Must try these!
These are amazing - I agree, I prefer your colors. Thanks for the tutorial.
I love these!! And that you stacked the bases. Just adorable! Pinning away!
Katie, these are the cutest ever! I think I just found our Thanksgiving Day craft for the kids!
I love these, absolutely perfect!
Goodness, these are so adorable, Katie! I love the different colors and the wood bases are perfect!
These are SO cute, Katie!
I haven't tried working with felt yet, but I've wanted to. I may just have to give this a try. Thanks for the tutorial. They are so cute!
These are absolutely adorable! I think I might have to try making a few this year. :) I'd love if you'd share this (or any of your favourite projects) at our link party, Create • Share • Inspire. Link up every Thursday at 8:00 pm EST at www.aburstofbeautiful.com.
Very cute trees. How tall are each of your trees?
These came out great!! I have to make these!
Love these! They turned out so cute. Love the rustic look! I need to make some of these. Thanks for sharing!
I love project "knock-offs". I'm always amazed by how much stores charge for items that can be easily made on a budget at home. These are truly awesome...better than the original!
These are fantastic! Thanks for the awesome tutorial.
These are SO cute and much easier than I expected when I saw the picture! I was imagining cutting out each leaf individually for some reason! You did a great job!
I love these! Heads up, when I tried to pin it, it said Pinterest blocked it because it made lead to spam. I tried a few different times, but wouldn't let me pin :(.
Christmas is a time for us to celebrate and it is also the time that we have to do many chores and preparations for the house and for our love ones. Writing all the list of names of those we intend to give gifts, the food preparation and of course the in and out decorations of the house.
I like your trees better than the Target trees. I must try this, they are great!
Super cute!! I'll definitely be making some!
hi these are so perfect I would love to try to make these any chance you know how many tree shapes are in the tree? k. sunday p.s. great blog!!
I love how you used felt for this, it gives a beautiful textured look!
How did you make the wooden base?
These are soooooooooooo cute! I must try to make some! How many trees did you cut out for each one? Just love these! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Great tips.I am so inspired.Thanks for sharing great information with us.
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Oh I adore these! Pinning to make.
So cute! Can't wait to try these!
Katie, these are simply darling! Perfect for us this year with all our Christmas stuff packed away while we renovate our new mid-century-to-colonial-revival house!
Wow, Colors like solid reds , gold, yellow and so on make a grouping of fall trees for a fall/Thanksgiving table scape. Thanks for sharing, great job!
Just found these via Andrea's Cottage Market. My daughter and I fell in love with them! Hope to get some done for Christmas!
Your trees are cuter than the originals! Love the green one!


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I never understood the allure of the Krispy Kreme doughnut until I tried one piping hot. I then saw why my coworkers deposited them in our break room almost daily (it wasn’t just a plot to make themselves look better by making the rest of us fat). The doughnut pusher got to enjoy a hot Krispy Kreme during their morning commute. Still sticky glaze and a plush doughnut does wonders to ease the pain of that Hummer in front of you that won’t let you pass.
I work at home now. No one stops by the office with hot Krispy Kreme doughnuts. So, I figured that I should make my own. I learned how to make Krispy Kreme doughnuts from I Made That! My homemade Krispy Kreme doughnuts are not quite as sweet as the real ones and not quite as greasy (read that as good or bad, depending on your personal taste). My friend Carter said that my homemade Krispy Kreme doughnuts were the first doughnuts he’s ever had that didn’t have a weird artificial aftertaste. I’ve never noticed any odd aftertaste with Krispy Kremes, but I took Carter’s comment as a nice compliment.
Mini doughnuts ready to be fried – plus the doughnut holes.
You can serve every single doughnut fresh and piping hot.
You can make the doughnuts any size you want. I made some mini ones that I used in cupcakes (stay tuned).
You get to eat the doughnut holes.
This recipe works best with super fine sugar. Here’s the kind I used.
I used circle cookie cutters to cut the dough into circles and to cut the holes into the doughnuts. I have this whole set of circle cookie cutters so that I always have the size I need on hand.
You don’t need a deep fryer to deep fry but it makes things so much easier and cleaner. I use this little one that doesn’t take up too much pantry space.
As I noted above, I got the recipe for Krispy Kreme doughnuts from I Made That! I am reprinting it below with my notes and very minor changes. The recipe requires three different rising stages (each about an hour long) so be sure to make them on a day when you’ve got some time.
My homemade Krispy Kreme doughnuts are not quite as sweet as the real ones and not quite as greasy (read that as good or bad, depending on your personal taste).
Heat the milk to 100 degrees. You can do this in the microwave or on the stove top.
Stir in the yeast until it is dissolved or close to dissolved.
Transfer to a medium-sized bowl and mix in 3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons of the bread flour. Stir until smooth.
Cover the bowl (I like to use my cloth bowl covers for this) to prevent drying out and place in a warm spot to rise.
When the batter has doubled in size (about an hour, depending on the temperature of your house), add it to a mixer fitted with a paddle attachment.
Add the egg yolks, superfine sugar, and salt. Mix on low speed until smooth.
Mix in vanilla extract and butter until smooth.
With the mixer running, slowly add the rest of the flour (1 1/4 cups + 2 tablespoons). Keep mixing until the batter just comes together into a smooth dough. It will be quite wet and sticky, but should be able to hold together as one “lump” of dough. If not, add a bit more flour, one tablespoon at a time.
Lift the ball of dough up and brush the bottom of the bowl lightly with vegetable oil.
Cover the bowl again and place in a warm spot to rise.
Once the dough has doubled in size (another hour or so), refrigerate it for 15 minutes. This will make it easier to roll out.
On a well-floured surface, gently roll out the dough to about 3/8” to 1/2” thickness.
Use cookie cutters to stamp out whatever shapes you like. I used a 3 1/2" circle for the large doughnuts with a 1 1/4" hole. For the minis, I used a 1 1/2" circle with a 15/16" hole (all of these cutters come in the same set). Save the holes to fry up as well, or roll the batter out again to make more doughnuts.
Place the stamped dough on a parchment- or Silpat-lined cookie sheet, cover with plastic, and allow to rise again in a warm spot.
Once the doughnuts are almost doubled in size (another hour or so), heat oil in a large pot or deep fryer until it reaches 360 F. I strongly prefer to fry in a deep fryer. It keeps everything so much cleaner and perfectly regulates the temperature.
Fry the doughnuts in batches until golden brown on each side (you'll need to flip them mid-fry). The total frying time will be under 2 minutes. Use tongs to flip and retrieve them.
Set hot doughnuts on paper towels to absorb extra oil.
Mix all ingredients in a small bowl until smooth.
Drizzle over piping hot doughnuts.
If necessary, reheat doughnuts in the microwave for about twenty seconds.
I love doughnuts! I must try this! If I succeed this will be my third successful doughnut!!!!
Krispy Kreme uses potato flour NOT bread flour.
i don’t have bread flour… any substitute?
You could try it with all-purpose flour, but I can’t promise that it will work as well since I’ve never done it.
All purpose flour works fine……just a little airier with bread flour.
go to the supermarket and purchase the flour, it’s that easy!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only consistent advice about converting all-purpose flour to bread flour is that you have to add some wheat gluten (aka vital wheat gluten – all major grocery stores should carry this in the baking/spice aisle). The problem is that no one agrees on an amount. The Red Star Yeast company suggests adding 1 teaspoon of vital wheat gluten to 1 cup of all-purpose flour; Cook’s Thesaurus recommends 2 teaspoons of gluten per 1 cup of flour; TipNut.com recommends adding 1 tablespoon of gluten to an unspecified amount of all-purpose flour; and Better Homes and Gardens suggests 1 to 3 tablespoons of gluten per recipe. The amount of gluten all-purpose flour already has can vary, so before you add more it is probably a good idea to bake some test recipes. Start adding small amounts of gluten to the tests to see how they work out. Unfortunately, this will be a trial-and-error process.
Oh dear me… I am at the same time excited and horrified that you have posted this recipe… I have not had a KK doughnut in ages, and methinks that I am going to have them more regularly – at least, Sahar-style KK doughnuts ;) Thank you!
Lovely.. homemade donuts! Will have to try this.
Wow, that’s incredible! I don’t care for most doughnuts, but I LOVE Krispy Kreme! I rarely get them, though. I will have to try this recipe. Thanks for posting it with such good details, very helpful!
WOW!!!!! I will have to try this recipe…love Krispy Kremme!!!!
I’ve never made doughnuts, and when I have them my taste runs to the filled ones. I do like Krispy Kreme’s though, but as you say they’re much better when warm (although I think that applies to any doughnut). My only gripe with Krispy Kreme’s is they’re so sweet – but of course I eat them anyway. Nice post – thanks.
A must try! I looove KK doughnuts, now that I have nowhere to buy them, I’ll have to start making my own ;) Thank you so much for the recipe.
I don’t think I’ve ever noticed an artificial taste with Krispy Kreme doughnuts either, but if this recipe produces one without it, I’m all for it! The doughnuts look great!
Oh SWEET! I’ve been craving KK ever since they closed down the last one in town a few years back.
I often wondered how they were made, now i can make them, they are so delicious, but i will remember to get bread flour and make some for my family to enjoy, my hubby especially.Thank you for the recipe for all of us.
Can I use regular butter? what will happen if I do?
It will be fine. Just cut the amount of salt that you add to the recipe in half.
Must try! I only wish there was a way to bake these instead of frying. Do you think baking would work?
OMG! THANK YOU. NO KK DONUTS NEAR MY HOME. THEY WOULD MAKE A BILLION DOLLARS IF THEY CAME TO MUNFORD, TN.
The dough isn’t all that delicate. You can just pick it up.
did anyone try it? how was it? were they light, airy and sweet like the KK? also can i substitute bread flour with all purpose flour?
I just cried. i love doughnuts so much.
So, I made these this week and though they tasted good, they were nothing like KK. However, it was my first try. Though my biggest problem was the shape. You see, the dough is incredibly, incredibly soft and it doesn’t say anywhere to add more flour to make the dough more ‘useable’. It was just so soft. They rose beautifully and I hope during that time some strange magic would happen and they would stiffen slightly, but alas it did not! Shocker! So moving them from cookie sheet to deep fryer was a mess. Most of my donuts looked pretty ridiculous. though, like I said, they tasted good. Actually, they tasted pretty great. My daughter went crazy over them even though they looked ugly as sin. Mine weren’t light and fluffy, but they kinda deflated when I moved them so that could be why. Fooey!
Any advice? Should I have added a lot more flour and kneaded it in? I noticed there is no kneading in this recipe (nor in a couple other copycat KK recipes I have viewed online). Help! I certainly am not finished with donuts!
I made doughnuts for years and I think they are better than Krispy Kremes.I like to put different types of glaze on them.
Try adding cherry snowcone syrup to the glaze. I have had great reviews.
These are the worst tasting donuts we’ve ever had. These are nothing like Krispy Kremes…first the real Krispy Kremes are white inside after cooking, these are yellow from the butter. Almost made us sick. It should be against the law to call these things Krispy Kremes. Tried cooking at both 325 F and 375 F and both came out with a strong butter taste. Yuk!
There are ways of saying things without being totally rude. You should look into that.
If you dont have round cookie cutter, can you use the fluted set? I have a set of round fluted set but not sure if these will work too. Thanks.
When KK 1st came to Denver, I tried one, and analyzed the frosting. The little dark flecks in it are cinnamon. There isn’t much, but just enough to add a slight flavor.
The problem with KK donuts, besides being smaller and higher priced, is that they are great when hot, but aren’t good when they get cold. All 12 stores are now gone. They faired badly in the donut taste test here, and came in 7th. Lamars are FAR better, larger, and less expensive. They came in #1.
I make Krispy Kreme doughnuts…….my recipe isnt anything like this one……..i use 5 C of flour for two batches.
Can we bake them the same way?

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