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Vinta Nanda who created a stir in the MeToo movement in Bollywood last year when she accused actor Alok Nath of rape.
Vinta your thoughts on International Women's Day?
We've come to a place where everything that needed to be said has been said. Now it's time for action. Time for us to see the change and experience it. A time when women can walk free in the day as well as at night in places far and wide, without any fear.
What about women still not gathering courage to take legal action against their harassers?
The system needs to reboot itself and recalibrate itself to the times we live in today.
What do you think of the emergence of the female voices like Zoya Akhtar and Ashwini Iyer Tiwari in Hindi cinema?
Big leaps for women in the film business for sure. Also Meghna Gulzar, Farah Khan and all other women filmmaker's, of features, documentaries and TV Shows. However we still have a very long way to go yet.
Absolutely don't you think the time is right for you to direct again?
I should of course. I'm working on a project. Will let you know in a couple of months.
Are you satisfied with the safety measures for women workers in the film industry?
The systems are in place, it's a massive change. POSH committees and IC's are in all associations and production offices I believe. This should now translate in more women at work and in important positions. If that does not happen in the next two years then it means that the system hasn't work. For now let us believe that safety measures are in place for women workers in the film industry.
What about the pay parity between men and women in the entertainment industry!
Women are getting paid better I would say. Still not at a par across all hierarchies though. Deepika, Kangana and Kareena etc are flag bearers but not enough. Right now men are beginning to pay women better than they used to because the world is watching, but some of them, many who matter are not liking it. The day the reluctance goes, we'll know that change has happened.
Finally what do you have to say those production houses which are reluctant to employ women after the MeToo movement?
I feel sorry for them. They are the kind of people who don't deserve to have women in their homes as well.


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The Canal opened in 1914, and since then close to a million ships have made the trip from ocean to ocean. Ten years ago last month we turned the canal over to Panama. Soon it will be bigger. There will be two new locks that will handle ships up to 160 feet wide and 1,200 feet long. It won't be completed until 2015, but when it opens, it will be a big benefit to the cruise lines.
The canal still functions in a way like it did in 1914. Take one huge ship, add one rowboat, throw a line
They've tried different ways to grab on to boats, but the rowboat has yet to be bettered.
As you go through the Canal, big freighters, oil tankers, etc. pass you going the other way. I think each ship has a designated "waver."
The ship that captured my attention was a yacht transport. The expansive deck packed with million dollar boats. Actually, the Pacific to Atlantic traffic was sparse, but the people still turned out to watch whatever came by.
Weird to see flashbulbs going off as some tried to photograph our ship.
I must say it's the little things that make Seabourn Odyssey special, like Miraflores Margaritas served on deck.
If the Panama Canal is in your future plans, be sure to read "The Path Between The Seas." You'll be mesmerized by the story of the creation of the ditch, and your passage will mean much more to you. It took 400 years to get the job done.
Last night we ate in Restaurant 2. Before we went, I checked the menu, which changes each night and then repeats weekly. I couldn't figure out the courses, or how we would order what appealed to us.
It worked this way: Each paragraph describes a course that is served on an oblong plate. Each described food is deposited on the plate in small separate portions. Tasty for sure, with immediate service and explanations of each course. It was an out-of-the-ordinary culinary experience.
One of the great things about Odyssey is the dining venues. Colonnade changes its theme each night. For example, Thai Bistro, Japanese Bistro, Indian Bistro, etc. The dress code is always casual.
My digital camera has a feature that, when set, will automatically take a shot the moment the shootee smiles. Left in that mode and pointed at any of the crew, it would be clicking all the time. There must be a smile class that has to be taken before getting a job on Odyssey.
Here's a quote from my wife's email to the kids:
"This is the best ship we have EVER been on! Gorgeous, fantastic food, everyone is so friendly, even the passengers!"
Entertainment is specialized; famous violinist, famous pianist, and a vocal quartet that gets good reviews. We'll make it to their next performance, but for tonight it's tuna tatar (sic) in The Restaurant.

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Starbase 2
Starbase 2 was one of the first stations constructed by the United Federation of Planets, and was sited close to Vulcan as part of the inner line of defence for the Core Worlds.
In 2360, Quellic served on this station.
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Roma in France: The Politics of Exclusion
By Nellie Peyton
PARIS— Ioana Francina washes her children's clothes in a plastic bucket outside her home: a box-like shelter made of plywood and sheet metal, just high enough for an adult to clear the door. One of Francina's daughters is playing with other children in the muddy road that separates their row of shacks from another. It is a Monday afternoon, but Valentina, 12, is not enrolled in school.
From Romania, she and her family have lived in France for six years but barely speak the language. Their current encampment is less than 30 minutes from the center of Paris, in the southern suburb of Rungis.
"It's a very bad life for us here," says Francina. She has looked for work but has been unsuccessful, and now makes a small amount of money by begging. Even the meager comforts of her shantytown are not guaranteed. She has seen her last three homes bulldozed—bedding, kitchenwares, and all—when French authorities ordered the land to be cleared. Now it is only a matter of time before this will happen again.
Amid discussions of immigration and integration in France, the Roma are a group that continues to be left out. There are about 20,000 Roma living in France, primarily citizens of Romania and Bulgaria who fled even worse conditions at home. Europe's largest ethnic minority, they face discrimination wherever they go, but France treats them particularly badly in comparison to other Western countries. Despite decades of advocacy, the situation here shows signs of worsening.
"We are building a generation of children who were born in France, who have never been to school and who have no example of life outside the slums," says Manon Fillonneau, director of the human rights collective Romeurope. She traces the re-emergence of slums in France to the early 90s, when the fall of communism prompted a new wave of migration from Eastern Europe. The accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the European Union in 2007 gave many Roma greater rights to freedom of movement. In 2010, then-President Nicolas Sarkozy cracked down. Roma camps, he said, could no longer be tolerated and must be destroyed. "Within three months," he promised, "half of these primitive settlements will have disappeared from French territory." At the time he counted 539 camps.
Sarkozy pursued a policy of deportation alongside destruction, but since most Roma are European citizens they could quickly turn around and come back. Today deportations are rare, but the forced evictions and razing of settlements continue. With no alternative housing provided, Roma evicted from one camp usually set up or join another—sometimes only a stone's throw away. In 2015, a Roma camp was destroyed every three days.
Anti-Roma sentiment has a name in French—"antitsiganisme"—and it is poorly concealed. The Roma are stereotyped as being thieves, so French people don't want them in their neighborhoods. Mayors make paperwork impossible to keep them from registering their children for school, or simply refuse to sign them up, says Fillonneau. In 2015, the European Roma Rights Centre reported an increase in acts of violence and hate speech against Roma in France.
Milena Doytcheva, a sociologist at the University of Lille, says that the current dynamic can be compared to the way Arab workers were treated in France during decolonization. "Bidonvilles," or shantytowns like those the Roma inhabit today, were largely populated by Algerians in the 1960s and 70s. The figure of the Rom and the Muslim are similar, says Doytcheva, in that the French have deemed both "incompatible" with their culture.
"The idea that [the Roma] don't want to become integrated is made possible in France by the very concept of integration," says Doytcheva. The French idea of integration, she explains, includes a process of cultural assimilation.
Today, rather than including the Roma in broader social and economic policies, France continues to adopt special measures for them, insisting that they need "adapted" solutions. In recent years these have included so-called "integration villages," which Romeurope says often involve ethnic ghettoization. Rather than advocating better policies for the Roma, Doytcheva and other experts say that the state needs to return to the principle of the "droit commun": laws and rights that apply to all. For example, the Roma could benefit from access to France's youth, unemployment, health, and housing programs.
The current influx of migrants and refugees is likely to put the Roma even lower on politicians' agendas, but Doytcheva thinks France would have an interest in considering these problems together. At the root, she says, they all involve questions about citizenship, belonging, and mobility within the "fortress" of Europe.
"We shouldn't think of it as refugees versus economic migrants versus Roma," Doytcheva says. "Fundamentally, the same issues are at stake."
Nellie Peyton is a former editorial assistant at World Policy Journal and a graduate student at the Paris Institute of Political Studies.
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Work well
Good pack of 100 generous sized papers. Great for helping to prevent/remove any stickiness on the pad. I use one to absorb the last remnant of moisture from some pads after playing.
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Since Spring is officially here, I suppose we should start thinking about the transition. I have to admit, I find it a bit difficult, as I look out my window to 6 inches of fresh snow, with more coming our way.
Here are five things that are supposed to be big 2013 Spring trends.
Yep. Grunge is back. I'm about 75% OH HECK YES!, 20% I'm not so sure, and 5% This is a bad idea. I mean, I really can't turn down the opportunity to wear jeans, t-shirts, and Doc Martens and be on trend. Speaking of Docs, how badly do I want these bright pink ones? Badly!
Floral Prints
Not the big, bold, floral prints. Nope. These are soft, pretty, and kind of delicate. Think shabby chic in terms of color and patterns. More like a tea rose palette. Dresses, tops, pants, bags – everything is coming up flowers! These capris are from Lee Jeans.
Clear accessories
Clear plastic and lucite were all over the runways. Who knew that your clear plastic raincoat & stripper heels were going to be one of the must have items for Spring. I'm not sure about the stripper heels. I have waaaayyyyy too much junk that I carry with me to have a clear bag!
Mint green
Mint green is one of the IT colors for spring. It seems like it's been a while since pastel colors were in, and I'm not sure why. Maybe it's because they remind everyone of the 1980s and early 1990s, and those weird sweaters? I have to admit, they remind me a little bit of a couch we bought when I was 8. The modern pastel shades are super-saturated, though, and really pretty. It's almost like Technicolor pastel. Check out this pencil skirt from Excite Clothing. It retails for £10, which is around $15! Can't beat that.
This makes me happy. I am a huge fan of Boho Chic, and think it looks good on everyone. Besides that, boho chic allows everyone a chance to have their own take on the style, and mix in items from years past. Be sure not to go overboard, though.
What's your favorite trend for Spring? Sound off in the comments!


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Scholar Rock Reports Preliminary Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Data from TOPAZ Phase 2 Trial of SRK-015 for the Treatment of Patients with Spinal Muscular Atrophy
- Biomarker results confirm presence of latent myostatin in patients with SMA, further supporting relevance of drug target in disease
- SRK-015 demonstrated robust and dose-dependent target engagement
- Data provide first evidence of successful pharmacologic engagement of a latent growth factor in a human disease setting
"We are pleased with the progress we have made to date towards our goal of developing SRK-015 as a muscle-directed therapy to address the functional deficits that remain a significant unmet need for patients with SMA despite advancements with SMN upregulators," said Yung Chyung, M.D., Chief Medical Officer of Scholar Rock. "These preliminary PK/PD results positively address two important questions for the program by both confirming the presence of latent myostatin in patients with SMA and further corroborating the ability of SRK-015 to engage this drug target, including in pediatric patients with SMA."
"These results represent a key milestone for
TOPAZ Phase 2 Preliminary PK/PD Results
The Phase 2 proof-of-concept trial is evaluating the safety and efficacy of SRK-015 dosed intravenously every four weeks (Q4W) over a 12-month treatment period. The trial is anticipated to enroll approximately 55 patients with Type 2 or Type 3 SMA in the U.S. and Europe across three distinct cohorts. Patients in Cohorts 1 and 2 are being treated with 20 mg/kg of SRK-015 Q4W and patients in Cohort 3 are randomized to either 20 mg/kg or 2 mg/kg Q4W. The primary objectives of the cohorts are to assess safety and clinically meaningful motor functional outcomes, such as the Revised Hammersmith Scale (RHS) and the Hammersmith Functional Motor Scale Expanded (HFMSE). The TOPAZ trial is ongoing and further details about the trial can be found on clinicaltrials.gov.
The preliminary PK/PD analysis of the TOPAZ trial includes data from 29 patients across the three cohorts; 12 patients in Cohort 1, eight patients in Cohort 2, and nine patients in Cohort 3. These patients had received one dose of SRK-015 and were evaluated for four weeks as of the data cutoff. The preliminary results are as follows:
- Dose-dependent increases of up to 100-fold in serum latent myostatin levels following treatment with SRK-015 (2 mg/kg and 20 mg/kg doses) confirms the presence of latent myostatin in patients with SMA and demonstrates robust target engagement.
- Fold-increases from baseline in serum latent myostatin levels in the first four weeks following SRK-015 treatment were comparable between SMA patients in the TOPAZ trial and healthy adult volunteers in the Phase 1 trial.
- In patients with SMA, SRK-015 displayed a preliminary PK profile exhibiting dose proportionality and low variability, consistent with PK observations from the Phase 1 trial in healthy adult volunteers.
- No clinically significant safety signals had been observed as of the data cutoff for this preliminary PK/PD analysis.
An interim efficacy and safety analysis is planned, encompassing a subset of patients with at least six months of treatment exposure. The interim results are expected in the first half of 2020 with top-line results for the full 12-month treatment period expected starting in the fourth quarter of 2020 and through the first quarter of 2021.
About SRK-015
SRK-015 is a selective inhibitor of the activation of myostatin and is an investigational product candidate for the treatment of patients with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Myostatin, a member of the TGFβ superfamily of growth factors, is expressed primarily by skeletal muscle cells and the absence of its gene is associated with an increase in muscle mass and strength in multiple animal species. Scholar Rock believes the inhibition of the activation of myostatin with SRK-015 may promote a clinically meaningful increase in muscle strength. A Phase 2 clinical trial in patients with Type 2 and Type 3 SMA is ongoing. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (
About SMA
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a rare, and often fatal, genetic disorder that typically manifests in young children. An estimated 30,000 to 35,000 patients are afflicted with SMA in the United States and Europe. It is characterized by the loss of motor neurons, atrophy of the voluntary muscles of the limbs and trunk and progressive muscle weakness. The underlying pathology of SMA is caused by insufficient production of the SMN (survival of motor neuron) protein, essential for the survival of motor neurons, and is encoded by two genes, SMN1 and SMN2. While there has been progress in the development of therapeutics that address the underlying SMA genetic defect, there continues to be a high unmet need for therapeutics that directly address muscle atrophy.
About Scholar Rock
Scholar Rock® is a registered trademark of Scholar Rock, Inc.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including, but not limited to, statements regarding future expectations, plans and prospects, including without limitation, expectations regarding the potential of SRK-015 as a therapy in SMA and the timeline for and progress in developing SRK-015. The use of words such as "may," "might," "will," "should," "expect," "plan," "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "project," "intend," "future," "potential," or "continue," and other similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking statements are based on management's current expectations of future events and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially and adversely from those set forth in or implied by such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include the risks that earlier preclinical and clinical data and testing of SRK-015 may not be predictive of the results or success of clinical trials, interim clinical trial results will differ from final clinical trial results, the development of SRK-015 will take longer and/or cost more than planned, SRK-015 will not receive regulatory approval and those risks more fully discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in Scholar Rock's Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended September 30, 2019, as well as discussions of potential risks, uncertainties, and other important factors in Scholar Rock's subsequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Any forward-looking statements represent Scholar Rock's views only as of today and should not be relied upon as representing its views as of any subsequent date. All information in this press release is as of the date of the release, and Scholar Rock undertakes no duty to update this information unless required by law.
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"Yes, but at least you get to go to beautiful places."
These are the words of reassurance offered to my girlfriend about my fly fishing. And it's true: fly fishing does take you to truly beautiful places around the world.
Salt: Coastal and Flats Fishing Photography by Andy Anderson, a new coffee table book exclusively about saltwater fishing, captures the beauty of these places. The photos are gorgeous, often taking up a full two page spread at a time. This is a lush book dense on beauty and light on words. Published by Rizzoli, who specializes in high-end coffee table books like this, the book is the nicest I've seen on the subject.
The book is driven by photos by Andy Anderson, whose work is incredible. Tom Bie, writing in the latest issue of The Drake, speaks to Anderson's talents and rapid rise. Some of the photos in the book, like the series of which the cover is one part, are remarkable as much for their quality as for how they were taken: in the cover shot, the force of the wave has sent rocks and debris in the direction of both Anderson and the fishermen. These shots transport you.
The words, provided by Orvis's Tom Rosenbauer, compliment the photos with stories of fishing, of gear, and of places. They essays aren't nearly as formal as the book, but they too transport you to another time and place.
But they don't, thankfully, always transport you very far away: many of the shots are of New England, and the Northeast. Photos from Cape Cod appear regularly, as do images of Rhode Island and Connecticut. I always like seeing these places represented, to remind people that not only do we have great fishing here in New England, but we have great beauty as well.
In the end, I was grateful to be reminded of how glad I am to live in New England. Andros? Yeah, it's beautiful. But Monomoy, the Vineyard, the coast of Maine — they sure are beautiful too.
Note: The Compleat Angler doesn't have copies in the store yet, but we're working on it!
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A brief history of numbers
For thousands of years mankind has counted, be it notches carved into wood or markings on cave walls, much in the way we make tally marks today. At first only whole numbers, beginning with 1, 2, 3… were used. These are called the counting numbers.
Eventually, as our ideas about mathematics became more sophisticated, we needed more sophisticated ways of writing numbers. Over time different civilizations evolved different symbols and methods to represent numbers.
Cuneiform is one such example. This system was developed by the ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia over 5 thousand years ago. The name cuneiform itself means "wedge shaped" as it was made by making wedge-shaped markings on clay tablets with a reed as a pen.
Another example of an early written number system came from Egypt. The Egyptian Hieroglyphs used pictures to represent words. The Egyptian numeral system had separate symbols to represent different numbers, as we can see here:
2123 is represented as two lotus plants, a coil of rope, two 'hobbles for cattle', and three single strokes.
Some people do not consider mathematics as a creative subject. This, however, is far from the truth. A teaching activity you may consider using is to ask students to make up their own number system based upon cuneiform or hieroglyphics. This activity enables to show their creative skills and to develop a deeper understanding of how number systems work.
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text: All of the praying mantises have molted and Liam has eaten three crickets alone today. His stomach is so big it's hilarious! Also, the party is tomorrow so I've been cleaning all day today. Yesterday, I helped my dad to put a mini car port beside the new shed he got and then I was busy driving. So, by tomorrow, I will have quite a lot to blog about and I'll catch up again. For now, hope everyone has a great spring break!


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Explore Local Businesses, Events and Restaurants During Arts District Houston's Inaugural Arts District Month
Style Magazine Newswire | 9/26/2018, 2:19 p.m.
September 26, 2018 [Houston, TX] - October is officially Arts District Month in Houston and Arts District Houston is partnering with Houston First, Visit Houston, and Le Meridien Houston Downtown to showcase all that the District has to offer. For the first time, visitors can celebrate the rich, thriving arts and culture community with an entire month dedicated to delivering the perfect getaway matched with artistic expression.
This state appointed Arts and Cultural District has a rich history as it encompasses portions of both the First and Sixth Wards, two of the city's oldest neighborhoods. Arts District Houston is home to 300+ studio spaces for local artists, designers and makers demonstrating firsthand how art gets made. There are dozens of locally-owned bars, restaurants and creative businesses. Visitors can encounter flourishing creative expression, entrepreneurial spirit and joyful exploration of personal passions amidst the iconic repurposed rice silos and old Union Pacific rail line running through the region. They can also take advantage of special pricing on rooms at Le Meridien during their weekend stay.
"As one of Houston's five state-recognized cultural districts, we have a unique opportunity to showcase the artists and creative entrepreneurs participating in the city's thriving arts ecosystem" said Marci Dallas, Executive Director of Fresh Arts. "Arts District Month is a chance get to know the history of our neighborhood, meet local artists, deepen our knowledge of this diverse city, have an amazing time- all while supporting Houston's arts community."
Throughout the month, visitors can experience art and architecture in the context of the preserved rice silos at Site Gallery or the former underground drinking water facility at the Cistern at Buffalo Bayou Park. Visit Houston's beautiful historic Glenwood Cemetery where many of our city's founder are laid to rest, or grab a coffee or a beer at one of the neighborhood haunts. Take in the expansive murals at Art Alley or check out the exhibits at Sawyer Yards, FotoFest, and MECA.
Weekend One (Oct. 5-7)
Sip, Shop, See
Depending on the mood, remedy a sweet tooth with a classic milkshake at Southwell's Hamburger Grill or seek debauchery in the traditional Irish cocktail style at Poitín, then browse the latest in hip clothing items at Reserve Supply Co. Experience a rare opportunity to view and shop thousands of pieces of art from more than 350 Houston artists at the Fall Biannual @ Sawyer Yards. Along with the art, there will be live music, light bites and drinks at each of the six studio buildings. Don't forget to head to Holler Brewing Co FIRST Fridays Art Market where you can grab a cold one and shop this new local artist and makers market. Along the way, check out the Art Alley Mural Project at the heart of Sawyer Yards, the iconic President's heads by sculptor David Adickes at American Statesmanship Park and the colorful 'Rail to the Sea' mural by local artist Janavi M Folsbee for perfect Instagram pictures.
Weekend Two (Oct. 12-14)
Sip, Shop, See
Refresh in the a.m. with seasonal loose leaf tea and fresh roasted coffee at Catalina Coffee Shop. Once you're energized for the day, check out the studio buildings at Sawyer Yards. The buildings have rotating exhibitions open to the public, but the Second Saturday of each month is special because you can interact personally with local artists and creative makers. First head to The Market at Sawyer Yards, a curated outdoor market that puts special attention on Houston folk art, but also offers artisan crafts and specialty foods. Then meet local artists at Second Saturday @ Sawyer Yards where you will find an array of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, glass, mosaic, photography, ceramics, mixed media, and jewelry. Once you're done shopping, laugh it up at Station Theater, an independent comedy performance space featuring long-form improv, sketch, and stand-up comedy shows Thursday through Saturday. After the fun, grab a craft beer in a converted gas station at Liberty Station.


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Highly regarded in some cultures and vilified in others, professional mourners have been around for centuries, paid to deliver a eulogy or simply express lament.
Now, eleven of them will become a part of an art performance in London.
Internationally acclaimed artist Taryn Simon will deliver her first ever major performative work in the city through An Occupation of Loss, a project initiated in the United States in 2016. This time round, it will be orchestrated by the collective presence and movement of the audience around one of London's unexplored subterranean locations.
In a way, professional mourners could be described as those who have given a face and a voice to loss and the experience of it, with permission that has been neglected and marginalized more often than not.
Through the act of lamentation, we find ways to process grief and to better manage our understanding of death, both our own and of our loved ones, as something inevitable, certain.
For this occasion, Taryn Simon will turn the site of the performance into a sonic instrument that expresses emotion beyond language, through professionals that are doing their work away from their usual contexts. She said:
Loss yields an emotional space and a vulnerability in which individuals seem to operate without artifice. I wanted to look at the potential of this space, and the mechanics of it - even the ways it can be programmed or performed. I started thinking about how we mourn individually, nationally, globally - how organized religion, government or civic leadership guides and shapes mourning and how citizens are mobilized in those moments of loss.
Taryn Simon's An Occupation of Loss will have a total of 11 mourners from 11 different countries around the world creating a unique tension between themselves and the audience, but also standing as a sort of connection between the dead and the living, the past and the present.
The mourners will recite laments from their respective countries: from Albania, there will be those excavating "uncried words"; the safeguarding of the soul's passage to the Milky Way will be reflected in Venezuelan rituals; the Greek ones will bind the story of life with its afterlife; while the Yezidi laments will map a topography of displacement and exile.
An Occupation of Loss, co-commissioned by Artangel and New York's Park Avenue Armory, will be presented in a cavernous undiscovered space beneath Islington Green in London between April 17th and 28th, 2018. Entrance to the show is on Essex Road.
Performance times will be Monday - Thursday at 6pm, 7pm, 8pm and 9pm, Friday - Saturday at 5pm, 6pm, 7pm, 8pm, 9pm, and 10pm. No performances on Sundays.
Taryn Simon will also be in conversation with the Director of Tate Modern, Frances Morris, on April 26th at King's College in London. The artist will also sign copies of her new book.
Editors' Tip: Taryn Simon: An Occupation of Loss
In her monograph, An Occupation of Loss, artist Taryn Simon creates a detailed record of her years researching professional mourning, culminating in a seminal performance at the Park Avenue Armory, co-produced by Artangel, in 2016. During the installation, professional mourners simultaneously broadcast their lamentations within a monumental sculptural setting, enacting rituals of grief. The installation combined performance, sound, and architecture to consider the anatomy of grief and the intricate systems we use to manage fate and uncertainty. The book leads the reader through the complicated visa application process for the mourners invited to enter the United States, revealing the underlying structures governing global exchange, the movement of bodies, and the hierarchies of art and culture.
Featured images: Taryn Simon - Marisol Rosalía Fernández and Ana Fernández, Venezuela, An Occupation of Loss, 2016. A co-commission by Artangel and Park Avenue Armory Ⓒ Photograph by Taryn Simon Taryn Simon Ⓒ Photograph by Thomas Dozol.


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SFHA calls for pause to Universal Credit 'natural' migration
The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) has responded to an inquiry by the UK Parliament's Work and Pensions Committee into Universal Credit 'natural' migration by calling for a pause until key conditions are met.
Sarah Boyack, SFHA Head of Public Affairs, said:
"The DWP has correctly chosen to adopt a very cautious approach to moving over claimants on existing benefits, such as Housing Benefit, to Universal Credit, by undertaking a pilot to ensure that safeguards will be in place to minimise any distress and avoid adverse effects to claimants, who may have complex needs, before going to scale.
"Yet claimants who have a change of circumstance are 'naturally' migrated, many of whom will have similarly complex needs, and will not benefit from such safeguards. The change of circumstance that triggered the natural migration may itself be a cause of stress and anxiety, such as bereavement, the end of a custodial sentence or a relationship breakdown, so there is a real risk of adverse effects and distress.
"The SFHA therefore believes that, with the exception of JSA claimants who have found work but still need social security support, there should be a pause to natural migration to Universal Credit, with claimants allowed to continue to be assessed under the legacy benefits system until they can be managed migrated. All migration should only be implemented once key conditions are met."
The SFHA would like to see the following conditions met:
- the outcomes of the pilot have been assessed and there is an assurance that processes underpinning migration are reliable and safe
- sufficient numbers of DWP staff have been trained and deployed to provide a consistent and accurate level of service
- support mechanisms, such as the landlord portal and payment system, are sufficiently developed and robust
- the Universal Credit service can be deemed to have reached a steady state and this is independently verified.
Sarah Boyack concluded:
"If there is to be no pause, then there must be safeguards in place to prevent natural migration whilst any outstanding mandatory considerations or appeals are being processed. Claimants should also be allowed to retain their existing benefit pending the outcome of the reconsideration or appeal process, rather than be pressured to apply for Universal Credit in order to receive any money."
For further information, please contact SFHA Media Adviser Kirsten Walker on t: 0141 567 6221 m: 0788 788 8348 email: email@example.com
Visit our website at www.sfha.co.uk
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Twitter www.twitter.com/sfha_hq
- The Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA) was established in 1975 and has around 133 members providing affordable housing and wider community services across Scotland, as well as a further 150 sector associates. The SFHA is owned and governed by its members and exists to lead, represent and support the work of housing associations and co-operatives throughout Scotland.
- The SFHA is the voice of housing associations and co-operatives in Scotland. SFHA's 133 members represent 85% of the sector, own and manage 86% of the 247,000+ housing association stock across Scotland. Together, housing associations and co-operatives provide housing for almost 500,000 people, which is one in every 11 households.
- Over 15,000 staff are employed by SFHA members across Scotland, 93% of the staff within the sector.
- Housing associations and co-operatives are not-for-profit bodies, regulated by the Scottish Housing Regulator.


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That was one tough day on the bike. A difficult route combined with rain, wind and punctures meant it was a hard slog for many. Nevertheless, everyone survived and got a great workout. Another positive from the day was the success of the new group system. While not everyone was happy with it, the groups were better matched and this resulted in a better quality spin all round.
The cycle was looking in doubt on Friday evening with heavy rain forecast for the morning. However, with the temperature remaining high, the conditions were ok for cycling. The Rás group were first out at 8:00am and it wasn't long before the 1st puncture of the day occurred. This was fixed quickly and the 7 lads got in a nice warm-up before the main event kicked off at 9:00.
There was a strong turnout of well over 30 for this cycle. This was great considering the conditions. The committee would like to thank everyone for being so understanding when it came to group selection. 3 groups were formed with even numbers in each. There were also 3 different starting routes for each group. With group 1 going straight to Dolla and group 2 and 3 taking longer routes.
The long head starts meant that catching the groups ahead was always going to be tough. The last thing the racing lads expected was to meet a small group early on Dolla hill. A puncture had caused an early split in group 2. A tough but manageable pace was set up the hill with the group 2 lads just getting distanced towards the end. Both groups would meet up again before Rearcross as a puncture in the racing group led to another delay. Up ahead group 1 were progressing nicely and were still well out of sight. The front half of group 2 were also moving along at a good pace.
The back two bunches merged and this led to a slowing down of the pace and things got a little messy on the narrow roads. After Newport, a decision was made to split the bunch again with the group 2 lads taking the right turn for Daly's cross and the racing lads extended their cycle by heading into Limerick. It wasn't too long before both groups merged again as another puncture slowed the lads in group 2's progress.
The front two groups had gotten to Killaloe with a strong lead. A mechanical in Ballina led to group 2 getting delayed. Group 1 were still out front by themselves as they came into Portroe. They pulled in here and waited for the groups behind. They joined what was left of group 2 and pushed on for home.
Well back the road, the remaining groups were starting to push the pace. The hilly road from Ballina to Portroe took its toll on many, but they regrouped in Portroe and spun easy back to Nenagh. Some needed a late emergency shop stop and other damzels in distress needed to be rescued but before long we were all back in town, putting our feet up after a job well done.
Great effort out of everyone today. Well done!
Few points about the groups……
- Just because you are selected in a group, this does not mean that you are stuck there. Train hard and perform well in your current group and you will be asked to move up. We will be keeping a close eye on performance levels.
- If you are struggling in the group you are in then it might make sense for you do move down a group for a few weeks till you get back up to speed.
- We don't plan on selecting groups every Saturday as this delays our start time. You know the group you are in so unless you are informed previously about a change, you should stay in that group.
- Feel free to talk to anyone on the committee if you feel you are in the wrong group. We get lots of things wrong so let us know of any issues you have.
- Punctures – the racing group are operating a policy where we stop for punctures when it involves someone from our own group (others in our group, cycle down the road and back). We would like each group to adopt this policy in the future but feel free to make a different call on the road if ye want.
Next up: Sunday cycle at 8:00am from Tescos. Once again, this is subject to a weather inspection! The planned route is down to Tipperary town but the forecast is for a very wet morning so things might be changed – we will update Facebook early if things are changing.


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A little earlier, the song "Pure Shores" by All Saints came on the radio. Amid the waves of turn-of-the-millennium nostalgia, one section struck me: Continue reading
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Obviously the correct answer was …is it too hot? But one student asked if …is it multicultural? could be right too. And of course it wasn't, but then I thought: It also kind of is. Continue reading
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I got the message that forms the title of this post from my Outlook calendar today, as I was looking for a document that had been attached to a meeting from Tuesday this week (18.12.18, today is 23.12.18). Naturally, it confused me a little. Continue reading
At some point yesterday I came across the expression in the title of this post. I can't remember where exactly, but it's a pretty common phrase. I don't know how many times I've seen or heard it, but this time, something seemed strange. Then I realised what it was: the most unkindest cut!? Continue reading
We've all asked ourselves that at some point, I'm sure.
I'm happy to say I'm back from my little trip to Rome and Naples, and though I switched my brain off as much as possible, I couldn't help seeing a little inspiration here and there.
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1. Eat at restaurants with picture menus
Instead, ask locals and hotel staff where they would enjoy a casual meal with their friends. If they hand you a brochure, at the hotel concierge, kindly return it back – unless you're interested – and say you're looking for a local authentic spot.
2. Try international dishes, or a Caesar's salad, at a traditional restaurant
You've gone all the way to another country, trying to immerse yourself in the culture and traditions. But, you don't try authentic food from the country? That's a big No! Our trips usually revolve around food and what's on offer in a country. Yes, we're the people that make a list of "Things to eat…" Make sure you try the country's food as much possible, it's a great way of understanding their history, culture and so much more.
3. Eat near a tourist site
Sure, the view is great, and you want it in the background for your Instagram photo, but you're most likely going to waste time, or a meal, eating there. Remember, Every Meal Counts when you travel – that's the Fomo motto. Besides, these restaurants are almost always quite pricey. If you absolutely must stop-by a venue, have a beverage instead. I travelled a few years ago and made the mistake of having my last meal in Paris on Champs Elysées Avenue – I'll never forget it! The scallops were rubber-y, meat was overcooked, and service was horrendous. Grabbed an almond croissant and macrons at the airport to make up for it.
4. Drink tap water or have drinks with ice (from street-vendors)
I have about a handful of friends who travel all the time, and have suffered from food poisoning and diarrhea because they drank something with ice. If you aren't sure about how it is prepared, it's best to avoid drinks with ice. Also, steer away from tap water – even if the locals drink it – as your body may not be immune to it and you you could come down with a stomach bug.
5. Forget travel insurance
It all started with me securing my luggage, more so my Rimowa, but I've heard of accidents, emergency visits to the clinic, and lost luggage so often, it's become one of the most important things I check off my list. Should you get injured, lose your luggage, miss a flight, or get delayed for any reason, your travel insurance will cover all of this. I used to stop by the Dnata travel counters to get one until I discovered WorldNomads.com. They're convenient, affordable and you can extend your insurance duration while on holiday.
6. Exchange money at the airport
You will be hit with exorbitant exchange rates. Use an ATM or credit card, at the destination instead. If you do need to exchange money, do it at a bank downtown where you are likely to get batter rates and fewer fees. These links are quite helpful too – global Visa ATM locator & MasterCard global ATM Locator
7. Play music loudly on your phone
It's one of our pet peeves to be honest. You know who we're talking about – the person who walks down the street, phone in hand with music blaring out of it. Please put on earplugs or headphones and listen to music, especially when you're in a country where this may be unacceptable.
It isn't acceptable in the UAE and most definitely not in another country. I don't know why people think it's absolutely normal to just throw their wrappers on the floor, or anything in the ocean. When you litter, it reveals a lot about your character and home. Keep that in mind.
9. Ride on an elephant, or any other animal for that matter
It isn't a great photo opportunity. It's actually truly upsetting, because animals are tortured and drugged in some cases, to accommodate your photos/videos. It's rather disturbing, and best avoided. Intrepid Travel have a comprehensive article on Why You Shouldn't Ride Elephants
10. Keep your head buried in your phone
I once went on a trip where the girl saw the city through her phone screen. It's such a pity! All she cared about was Snapchatting and making stories for Instagram. I completely get it. However, I suggest clicking your pictures, making your stories, and then putting the phone away to really enjoy the moment. It's the only way you will open your eyes and soul to experiences.
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Truck offers an inspiring range of indie rock breaking free of noughties landfill
Truck 2019 review
published: Tue 6th Aug 2019The Legitimate Peaky Blinders Festival with Primal Scream, Anna Calvi, and more
immersive theatre, live music & fashion inspired by the series, cinema, museum, poetry & more
published: Fri 2nd Aug 2019support acts announced for Foo Fighters for Glasgow Summer Sessions 2019
Slaves, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, The Van T's, and Hot Milk
published: Wed 6th Mar 2019Lauryn Hill, Prophets Of Rage, The Streets, Chronixx, & more for Boomtown Fair 2019
incl. Chase & Status, Groove Armada (live), Slaves, Salt-n-Pepa, Gogol Bordello, Xavier Rudd, & more
published: Fri 8th Feb 2019Foals & more announced for Boardmasters 2019
with Plan B, Razorlight, Slaves, Mabel, Bugzy Malone, Sam Fender, The Hunna & more
published: Tue 5th Feb 2019George Ezra, Snow Patrol, Lana Del Rey, Underworld, & more for Latitude 2019
incl. Loyle Carner, Neneh Cherry, Sigrid, Primal Scream, Slaves, & more
published: Thu 24th Jan 2019tickets on sale for Neighbourhood Weekender 2019 with George Ezra, & Richard Ashcroft
joined by Primal Scream, The Vaccines, You Me At Six, Slaves, Nothing But Thieves, & more
published: Fri 16th Nov 2018George Ezra, & Richard Ashcroft, to headline Neighbourhood Weekender 2019
joined by Primal Scream, The Vaccines, You Me At Six, Slaves, Nothing But Thieves, & more
published: Tue 13th Nov 2018Pendulum, Deaf Havana, Slaves, Don Broco, Travis Scott, The Vaccines for Reading & Leeds 2018
loads more announced, stage splits too
published: Fri 23rd Feb 2018Gorillaz, David Byrne & more for Roskilde Festival 2018
plus First Aid Kit, Fleet Foxes, Stormzy, & more
published: Wed 15th Nov 2017Slaves announced for LeeFest 2017
joining Jake Bugg, Annie Mac, Kate Tempest, Wild Beasts, & many more
published: Tue 8th Aug 2017Truck rolls on through the mud for its 20th edition
Truck 2017 review
published: Tue 1st Aug 2017Y-Not lets itself and punters down with remarkable disorganisation
Y-Not 2017 review
published: Tue 1st Aug 2017Kendal Calling 2017 resale to happen Friday 30th June 10am
limited tickets available after selling out in record time
published: Wed 28th Jun 2017Liverpool Sound City signals start of rejuvenation of Clarence dock
Liverpool Sound City 2017 review
published: Thu 8th Jun 2017Live At Leeds 2017 review
published: Wed 3rd May 2017Catfish and the Bottlemen, Wombats, Slave & more for Community Festival
new one-day event in London's Finsbury Park
published: Mon 20th Feb 2017first acts announced for 2000trees 2017
Slaves, Nothing But Thieves, Jamie Lenman, Pulled Apart By Horses, & many more
published: Wed 8th Feb 2017Stereophonics, Two Door Cinema Club, & The Vaccines for Y-Not 2017
plus Clean Bandit, Jake Bugg, Slaves, Maximo Park, Feeder & more
published: Tue 7th Feb 2017The Libertines, The Vaccines & Franz Ferdinand to headline Truck Festival 2017
plus The Wombats, Slaves, Maximo Park, Nothing But Thieves, Hot 8 Brass Band & more
published: Mon 6th Feb 2017Stereophonics & Elbow for Portsmouth's Victorious Festival 2017
plus Jake Bugg, Franz Ferdinand, Feeder, Slaves, & more
published: Wed 1st Feb 2017100 more acts for The Great Escape 2017
published: Tue 31st Jan 2017Stereophonics, Manic Street Preachers, Franz Ferdinand, & Brian Wilson for Kendal Calling 2017
plus Frank Turner, Tinie Tempah, Editors, Jake Bugg, Seasick Steve & loads more
published: Thu 26th Jan 2017Human League, John Cale, Metronomy, & The Kooks to headline for Liverpool Sound City 2017
published: Mon 23rd Jan 2017Two Door Cinema Club, Jamiroquai and Alt-J for Boardmasters 2017
plus Slaves, Jake Bugg, Andy C, Wild Beasts, & more
published: Thu 19th Jan 2017Slaves to headline Friday night at Rebellion Festival 2017
plus more acts announced for the annual punk festival
published: Wed 7th Dec 2016Live At Leeds 2017 announce their first batch of line-up names
Slaves, Wild Beasts, White Lies, Jagwar Ma, Pigeon Detectives, Teleman, & more
published: Tue 15th Nov 2016Skunk Anansie, and Slaves for Bearded Theory 2017
plus Cast, Foy Vance, Reverend And The Makers, Dreadzone, The Alarm, & more
published: Wed 9th Nov 2016in terms of music, Japan's Summersonic is tough to beat
Summer Sonic 2016
published: Tue 6th Sep 2016Sound City is a great place to discover a new favourite act
Liverpool Sound City Review 2016
published: Mon 6th Jun 2016BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend captures the endless summer celebrating hot sunny vibes
BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend 2016 review
published: Thu 2nd Jun 2016France's Rock en Seine adds La Femme, Soulwax, Editors, L7, Peaches, Aurora, Logic, and Miike Snow
plus Dua Lipa, Slaves, The Temper Trap, Jack Garratt, The Underachievers, and more
published: Tue 3rd May 2016Latitude Festival reveals more acts including Lake Stage line-up
including Slaves, Loyle Carner, Billie Marten, Kiran Leonard, and Bear's Den
published: Tue 12th Apr 2016Latitude unleashes comedy line-up
Russell Howard, Josh Widdicombe, Reggie Watts, Paul Merton, & many more
published: Thu 24th Mar 2016T in the Park reveals eight more acts
including Alesso, Oliver Heldens, Hannah Wants, Chase & Status, Jack Garratt, and Slaves
published: Fri 26th Feb 2016Lionel Richie, Major Lazer, and 40 more for Netherlands' Pinkpop
joining Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rammstein, and Paul McCartney
published: Wed 17th Feb 2016Spain's Bilbao BBK Live adds Tame Impala
plus Grimes, Chvrches, Slaves, Jagwar Ma, & more
published: Thu 11th Feb 2016Download renames the main stage The Lemmy Stage in tribute, and adds 36 more acts
Janes Addiction, NOFX, Sixx:A.M., Alien Ant Farm, Amon Amarth, & more
published: Mon 8th Feb 2016Red Hot Chili Peppers for Reading & Leeds as a festival exclusive
10 first acts including The 1975, Courteeners, Boy Better Know, DJ Ez, Slaves, and Hinds
published: Fri 4th Dec 2015Edinburgh's Hogmanay adds Maximo Park, Slaves, RuRa, and Craig Charles
plus White, Peatbog Faeries, Shooglenifty, & more
published: Thu 8th Oct 2015Reading Festival is a solid, no-nonsense festival for actual music fans
Reading Festival 2015 review
published: Thu 3rd Sep 2015at Camp Bestival you do have to pay to play, as there are a lot of extras, add-ons and upgrades
Camp Bestival 2015 review
published: Fri 7th Aug 2015the occasional musical gem lifts Y Not above the average
Y-Not Festival 2015 review
published: Fri 7th Aug 2015the 10th Y-Not offers good value for a loyal crowd with much enthusiasm
Y-Not Festival 2015 review
published: Wed 5th Aug 2015Leicester 's Handmade charms and impresses
Handmade 2015 review
published: Mon 11th May 2015Thousands of over-eager music fans turn out this May Bank Holiday to play a part in Live in Leeds
Live At Leeds 2015 review
published: Fri 8th May 2015more acts for the Big Weekend in Norwich
Foo Fighters, Muse, The Vaccines, Fall Out Boy, David Guetta, Snoop Dogg, & more
published: Mon 20th Apr 2015Rudimental to headline Jersey Live
plus George Ezra, Clean Bandit, Years And Years, Cast, Slaves, Circa Waves, & The Bohicas
published: Fri 27th Mar 2015T in the Park adds The War on Drugs, Sigma, The Cribs, and many more
including Claude Von Stroke, The Twilight Sad, Marina and the Diamonds, & Palma Violets
published: Thu 26th Mar 2015Linkin Park, Bastille, The Offspring, Ellie Goulding, Netsky, Limp Bizkit, & more for Pukkelpop
line-up announced for Belgium festival
published: Wed 25th Mar 2015Underworld lead latest additions to Holland's Lowlands
16 more including Mark Ronson (DJ set), Joey Bada$$, Chef'Special, Boys Noize b2b Baauer
published: Thu 19th Mar 2015the 2nd annual 6 Music Festival was a superbly run festival in wonderful venues
The BBC Radio 6 Music Festival 2015 review
published: Thu 26th Feb 2015The Libertines will headline Reading & Leeds
plus over 50 acts announced today, and cheap day ticket offer!
published: Tue 24th Feb 2015Snoop Dogg, Primal Scream, and Basement Jaxx to headline Y-Not Festival
plus Saint Raymond, We Are The Ocean, Nick Mulvey, Rae Morris, Slaves, & more
published: Mon 16th Feb 2015The Chemical Brothers, Underworld, & Duran Duran for Bestival's Summer of Love
tickets on sale to see them & many more
published: Thu 12th Feb 2015Little Dragon, and The Dandy Warhols to headline Standon Calling
plus Roots Manuva, Hercules And Love Affair, Ella Eyre, Kwabs, The Antlers, & others
published: Wed 11th Feb 2015Pharrell Williams, The Chemical Brothers, & D'Angelo lead first acts for Japan's Summer Sonic
alongside Imagine Dragons, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Manic Street Preachers, & more
published: Mon 9th Feb 2015Basement Jaxx, Peter Hook and the Light, and Slaves for Truck Festival
plus Rae Morris, Pulled Apart By Horses, Jaws, The Amazing Snakeheads, & more
published: Wed 4th Feb 2015daytime programme announced for Radio 6 Music Festival
Slaves, Girl Band, The Wave Pictures, Joanna Gruesome, Slug, The Wytches, & more
published: Wed 4th Feb 2015Carl Barat leads first acts for Live At Leeds
Dry The River, Dutch Uncles, Eagulls, Emmy the Great, Gaz Coombes, George The Poet, & more
published: Mon 2nd Feb 2015Buzzcocks, Sugarhill Gang, Melle Mel & Scorpio, & Martha Reeves for Tramlines
plus West Street Mob, Billy Bragg, Dutch Uncles, Slaves, & more
published: Mon 2nd Feb 2015more acts and activities for Camp Bestival Goes Wild
Mr Tumble, Professor Green, Wretch 32, Kate Tempest, Bob Geldof, Soul II Soul, & more
published: Wed 28th Jan 2015Alabama Shakes lead first 150 acts for The Great Escape
including Soak, Tobias Jesso Jr, Slaves, Dan Bodan, and Django Django
published: Tue 27th Jan 2015first ten acts announced for Handmade
Slaves, Eagulls, Honeyblood, Freeze The Atlantic, Talons, & more
published: Mon 26th Jan 2015The Vaccines to headline Liverpool Sound City
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Singapore or Singapura is a city as well as a country in South East Asia, is a little red dot located just off the southern tip of Peninsular. Singapura is a Malay word. Singa means Lion and pura means City. That is why Singapore is also known as Lion City.
This Lion City was founded as a British Colony in 1918 and it had been developed into one of the world's busiest port today. You may find lots of modern skyscrapers everywhere mixed together with a taste of traditional Chinese, Indian and Malay influences buildings. Combining with great taste food, fantastic shopping, exciting nightlife, first-class airport and connections to the rest of the world, this Lion City is a great stopover.


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Take a dash of Aussie ingenuity, add a dash of luxury and a healthy serve of supercharged horsepower and you'll get the Ford Performance Vehicles RSpec Pursuit ute. Clad in an eyecatching mix of metallic black bodywork and blood orange striping / rolling stock harkening back to the Mustang look of 1969, it certainly gained plenty of eyeballing in the week A Wheel Thing had it in the garage.
Regrettably, the ute had spent time with a magazine in the week prior and had suffered at the hands of the team, with some dents in the bonnet testament to a impact of sorts. The tyres, too, felt out of round and contributed to a lot of road noise. With under 9000 kilometres on the clock, it was also a little disappointing to hear some chassis and driver's window squeaks….whether as a result of the possible thrashing it's dealt with or not was unclear.
Apart from the contrasting colours there's not much else to visually identify the Pursuit RSpec as having something with the power of an exploding volcano hiding in its guts. A fuel injected V8 of around five litres capacity is generally pretty grunty…an all alloy "Coyote" 5.0L with a Aussie/American Harrop/Eaton supercharger is Tim "The Toolman" Taylor like in that too much power is never enough, mollified by a pretty smart traction control system. The orange striping is a little interrupted by the important bit…"Boss 315″…clearly indicates that with 315,000 watts on board you can boss around small countries. It torques the talk also, with a huge 545 of Mr Newton's metres available from almost nothing (2000rpm, really…) to a peak of 5500rpm, a flat torque figure that allows immense tractability in almost every driving situation. Flex the big toe at any speed and the horizon contracts and blurs into a warp speed star field in a blink with the optional six speed auto as fitted. A needle at the bottom left of the dash give an indication of how much extra air is being forcefed into the engine whilst the bark of demons at the rear and the banshee in the front combine for a ear rattling soundtrack via the dual pipe high flow exhaust. There's a momentary hesitation as the computer crunches numbers, juggling throttle versus torque versus grip before releasing the hounds when the go pedal is given a solid prod, allowing the 275/35/19 tyres a fraction of a second's peace as they scrabble for grip prior to hooking up like velcro. With the traction nanny disengaged on wet roads…. the earth's rotation spits the car sideways as the massive rubber becomes ice hockey puck gripless. In Park and given the command, there's snarl and crackle underlying the basso profundo note.
For all of that grunt, it's a good steer otherwise. The wider tyres add to the ride, providing communication to the driver through a revised steering ratio, spreading the love to a leaf sprung rear and the proven double wishbone front. It's tight, taut, yet deliciously compliant, although the lower front sees the chin scraping on dips and driveways. On uneven surfaces it's flat and devoid of float, tracking straight and true, with a muffled growl from the rear and only the hint of blown whine at the front. Point it to a corner and it treats them with an indifferent shrug. There is some road noise, unsurprisingly, but that's mitigated by the wonderfully comfortable leather seats. It's an unusual pattern in the print, however settling down into the seat is like pulling on a pair of well worn boots. There's support, padding, that "just right" feel as the driver looks into a simple and clear, electric blue backlit dash. The tacho and and speedo are flanked by and host four smaller gauges, including fuel and boost pressure. The centre dash houses a piano black console, with the touchscreen/entertainment/nav system riding high above a clean and logical layout, including, somewhat strangely, dual zone climate control…. What isn't logical is the need to "insert key, turn, press start, turn key to off" when a simple wireless key and start/stop button would make sense. Much. More. Sense. As would auto lights off, rather than a chime…as would a different tone to the indicator as the tenor noted tock tock for the indicator just doesn't match the more masculine overall appeal. Having no footrest and the brake lever pressing into the leg doesn't do any favours either. Naturally there's airbags, connections for an iThingy and traction control button…it's recommended to leave that on.
The interior, naturally, betrays its working man origins, with just a couple of strips of dark grey velour on the door kick panels attempting to add a semblance of luxury to a $58000 two door working man's car. There's room behind the seats for a sixpack holding Esky; for real room there's the plastic lined tray…well, it IS a ute after all. Vision is fine to the front but over the right shoulder is virtually useless. The driver's side wing mirror gets a eyeball hammering as a result.
The exterior, with the FG headlight and XR style bumper at the front, relies on the striping for variation as the black paint is the only colour option available with the RSpec ute. With that in mind, on other FPV vehicles, there's a black lower eyebrow under the lights…at the rear there's an embossed red Pursuit on the tailgate and FPV on the black, soft tonneau cover bracketing the orange Boss 315 on the front left leading edge of the bonnet. Behind the orange and black wheels however, lurks impotency; there's little feel, little grab and hard stopping consistently provokes fade from the 322mm vented fronts…
It's a potent weapon, the FPV RSpec Pursuit, with some big numbers under the bonnet and correspondingly, from the chequebook. Take away the striping on the sides and it becomes a "Kormoran", hiding the big guns under a shy exterior. It'll growl when prodded, bite when provoked and rumble along happily otherwise, carrying you along in a measure of cowhide comfort. For sixty large and against the figures produced by the engine bay mounted volcano, it's immensely useable when needed; which, when driven, is every time. Flexible, attractive enough and packing a punch Tyson would be proud to own, the RSpec ute is a spectacle worth seeing and having.


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Fox News' Bill O'Reilly slammed President Obama for not calling the suspected Boston bombers "jihadists," which O'Reilly claimed they are (video below).
To prove his point, O'Reilly played a clip of President Obama telling the nation last week that all the facts needed to be gathered and cautioning against a rush to judgment on the motivations of any "specific group of people," reported Mediaite.com.
O'Reilly's guest Fox News analyst Charles Krauthammer was angry that Obama refused to use the word "Islamist." Krauthammer said Obama's refusal to use the word "Islamist" is "weird" and "embarrassing."
Krauthammer recalled Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt calling out the Nazis and the Japanese during World War II, but failed to mention that the U.S. has not declared war with any country and there is no single country that represents Islamic terrorists.
"You can't say, fairly, that President Obama is soft on the jihad… He uses the drones… He doesn't avoid killing them when he can," admitted O'Reilly, who was visibly frustrated over the president not using his verbiage.


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The Anomaly, Michael Rutger
Having dived into this adventure thriller as a result of reading its enticing book blurb, I immediately had to go and do some googling on the author. Knowing now that this is the latest work of UK author Michael Marshall (Smith), it all makes sense. Also, I appreciated the nod in THE ANOMALY to Marshall's classic and frightening 2002 thriller THE STRAW MEN (a brilliant book, should you wish to go and snaffle up another by this author after reading THE ANOMALY).
There's nothing like a good cave thriller and THE ANOMALY is a great example of what can be achieved with not much about but the natural environment to work with. In THE ANOMALY we have all the good ingredients such as an interesting global conspiracy theory, cave creepies, goopy biohazards and best of all, brilliant dialogue delivered by relatable heroes. The interactions between Nolan and Ken are whipsmart funny and an absolute joy to read. What a huge difference the inclusion of a bit of humour makes when let's face it, everyone is waiting to be popped off the mortal coil as they stumble around in the dark.
A small warning no to be too fussy about the mechanics of the cave system. Why spoil it for yourself? This is sheer escapism reading. Check in your reality at the door and enjoy. THE ANOMALY is a wild ride into the horrors of the dark that would of course (the author being a screenwriter and all) make a terrific film. Thrills, spills, laughs and buckets of the cool stuff. Here's hoping that we encounter Nolan Moore and his film crew again in another novel as they were straight up perfect and absolutely character gold. More please!
It's a battle to keep the public's interest in such a flash happy digital world. Nolan Moore and his production team are suitably buoyed at the prospect of a possible sponsor coming on board to kick their work up to the next level. It'll mean a ridealong or two, but that's okay. Nolan has made something of a limping career with the filming of his natural world explorations and possesses a certain set of skills that still mean something in an age where the average concentration span of the critical public is much the same as that enjoyed by your average mosquito. Nolan can admirably think on his feet, and the words will always flow in front of a camera when the interest is there. Still waiting for that big break, Nolan is hopeful that this trip to the Grand Canyon might finally achieve for him (a) recognition for NOT being a crackpot and (b) some further coin to produce a fully fledged documentary series.
The latest project of their little team involves filming Nolan as he attempts to locate a cave that once caused a sensation back in 1909 when its discovery was first reported. The legend of the cave would play well to the interwebs, and it is with this in mind that the crew are determined to make a good show of attempting to find the mysterious cave, even if they doubt that they actually will. No one is more surprised when Nolan when they DO find the cave and no one is more disappointed when its ancient mechanics trap the crew inside. Is it that someone wants to keep them in, or has an unseen hand led them to this cave of horrors?


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A 3.7-magnitude earthquake Thursday centered near Pinnacles National Park was felt as far away as Santa Cruz.
The quake occurred at 12:19 p.m. The epicenter was in the Bear Canyon area, west of Highway 25 between Hollister and Pinnacles, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
Within half an hour, 230 people had reported their observations to the USGS Did You Feel It website. Most were in the Salinas and Monterey areas. There were two dozen reports from the Santa Cruz area, 60 miles away.


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2019 Canoe Kayak National Champions
Regina, SK, Sunday, September 1, 2019. The Rideau Canoe Club won the 2019 Canoe Kayak Sprint National Championships competing against more than 30 canoe clubs from across the country from Tuesday to Saturday on Lake Wascana. This is the third time in 5 years and second in a row that the Ottawa based canoe club wins the coveted Canoe Kayak Canada's burgee.
The Rideau Canoe Club won the championships scoring a record 1016 points winning 32 gold, 20 silver and 13 bronze medals.
The Rideau paddlers won the overall burgee and the burgees for the following categories:
The full results can be found in the Canoe Kayak Canada website: http://sprintnationals.canoekayak.ca/schedule-and-results/ U16 Women
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2019 Canadian Masters Champions
On Sunday the Rideau Canoe Club Masters paddlers competed at the Canadian Masters Championships. After a full day of races and with only a few paddlers they were able to win the Overall CanMas burgee putting the cherry on top of the 2019 successful season!
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Brandon Murugan, a PhD in the Blackburn Group has been awarded a Novartis Next Generation Scientist Internship for a 3-month period from June-August 2016. This is an Integrative Bioinformatics Project . The main host is Novartis Pharmaceuticals (in collaboration with the University of Basel). Location is Basel, Switzerland. We sincerely hope that he gets some skiing done too!


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10.03.2018 - By You Meet In a Tavern - A 5E D&D Actual Play Podcast
In case you missed it, we were once again asked by Wizards of the Coast to help spread the good word about their new adventure book! This time Waterdeep: Dragonheist. As part of this event, ten podcast and streamer shows put together a 10-episode continuing story covering many of the exciting things you may find in the book. Here is our episode!
Tug, Derf, and Karl have found themselves in Waterdeep, hired by the Harpers to track down and steal an item known as "The Widowmaker" from the city's premier bandit casino ship, "Kraken's Folly". There are many parts to play if the job is going to be done right, so they'll need the help of elite Harper agents (and special guests) Crescent (Volanda) and Jingle Jangle (Ivan Van Norman).
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Local Artist Captures the Spirit of Right-Thinking Alameda
Although artists are generally just a bunch of trouble-makers, the Alameda Daily Noose and I have to admit that they sometimes get it right. We were charmed to see this whimsical sculpture on a neighbor's doorstep as we were driving by yesterday. Appropriately enough, the Alameda Daily Noose exclusive photo above shows the scene only moments before said neighbor came hurtling out of his front door to berate us for parking in front of his house.
We assume that the adorable dog statue, which reminds us a little of our trusty newshound, Scoop, is the work of local artist Frieda Bellows. However, when we attempted to contact Miss Bellows to confirm our suspicion, the only response she gave us was one very similar in spirit to the overt message of her presumed work. Obviously, our assumption was correct, and her lack of patience was a sign that she is very busy turning out more such indispensable artworks to adorn our Treasured Isle, leaving no doubt as to the type of reception we give to outsiders.