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Hardware news tagged Cortex
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LG Becomes Lead Partner for ARM Cortex-A50 and Next-Generation Mali GPUs.
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Nvidia Delays Commercial Shipments of Tegra 4, But Speeds Up Arrival of Tegra 4i.
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MediaTek Debuts Dual-Core HSPA+ System-on-Chip for Entry-Level Smartphones.
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MediaTek Introduces Dual-Core Cortex-A7 Solution for Low-Cost Smartphones
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Nvidia Hires Ex-TI OMAP Executive to Lead Tegra Business Unit.
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Ex-Texas Instruments OMAP Unit Exec to Lead Nvidia's Tegra Business Unit
Monday, April 22, 2013
Microsoft: Windows 8 Coming to Smaller Devices.
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Microsoft Wants New Windows to Enable Smaller Mobile Devices
ARM: 14nm FinFET Technology Will Enable Higher-Performance and Lower Power Consumption, But There Are Challenges.
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I am delighted to see your coverage of the $13 million verdict awarded to David Ayers after he was wrongly convicted of murder and spent 11 years in prison (Plain Dealer article, Saturday Dispatch). The Innocence Project has done so much to shine a light on wrongful convictions, and the Dispatch series "Test of Convictions" has added to that awareness locally.
There is one thing that truly puzzles me, however. Would somebody please explain to me why there is no discussion of taking legal action against the prosecutor or prosecutors who suppressed evidence that would have acquitted Ayers? The prosecutor(s) committed a serious offense, and I will be surprised and amazed if any action is taken against them. Ever.
They might even have been promoted.
I cannot conceive of these wrongful convictions coming to a halt without prosecutors having the knowledge that they will be held liable for their own actions, to the fullest extent of the law.


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Most, least desirable celebrity neighbors
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Which celebrities would you want living next door? Zillow has released the results of its annual survey of which celebrities Americans think would be the most desirable neighbors -- and which would be the worst.
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In 2012, Seattle Erotic Art Festival unveiled our highest honor.
The Masters of Erotic Art program showcases artists who have made meaningful contributions to the history and development of erotic art.
Join us at the 2016 Seattle Erotic Art Festival as we celebrate the work of all of our distinguished Masters of Erotic Art.
Masters of Erotic Art
Paul Dahlquist
For over 70 years, Paul Dahlquist has been creating art, celebrating beauty, and striving to use art as a tool that makes the world "safer, saner and more just".
Jim Duvall
Founder of the Seattle Erotic Art Festival, Jim Duvall 's award-winning fine art photography opens conversations about human sexuality.
Ellen Forney
Ellen Forney's sex positive cartoons and Eisner Award-winning comics bridge the realms of literature and visual art with humor and compassion.
Betty Dodson
Artist, author, and Ph.D sexologist Betty Dodson is renowned for her groundbreaking presentations of feminist art and women's sexual pleasure.
Charles Gatewood
Charles Gatewood's pioneering photography has documented America's sexual awakening and diversity, including the Modern Primitive movement.
Barbara Nitke
The world-renowned fine art photography of Barbara Nitke showcases a compassionate view of alternative sex and an insightful view of the adult film industry.
Michael Rosen
One of the progenitors of the Sexual Art genre, Michael Rosen's photography challenges society to see that sex and fine art can coexist.


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Released: Feb 19, 2002.
Genre: New Wave, Pop Rock.
Label: Rhino.
Number Of Tracks: 20.
I would recommend this to any of those music fans who must have a greatest hits compilation by The Cars.
POSTED: 09/25/2013 - 04:45 am
Released: May 10, 2011.
Genre: New Wave, Art Rock, Garage Rock, Power Pop, Post-Punk Revival.
Label: Hear Music/Concord Music Group.
Number Of Tracks: 10.
The Cars returns to the music scene with their new 2011 album release, "Move Like This". Overall, this album is great, and I recommend this album to any Cars fan. It may take a few listens for some of the songs, but overall this album does not disappoint. Rejoice, The Cars are back!
POSTED: 01/20/2012 - 06:20 am
Released: Jun 13, 1979.
Genre: New Wave.
Label: Elektra.
Number Of Tracks: 11.
Candy-O is the second studio album by American new wave band The Cars, released in 1979 (see 1979 in music).
POSTED: 01/20/2009 - 06:28 am
Released: Apr 20, 1999.
Genre: Rock.
Styles: Album Rock, New Wave, Pop/Rock.
Number Of Tracks: 23.
A two-CD set, it contains their classic 1978 self-titled debut in its entirety, while the second disc presents the complete album in demo form.
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There are those few moments in sports history that are nationally significant, giving way to a wave of memes, social media uproar and viral videos. Monday night's Green Bay Packers loss to the Seattle Seahawks certainly qualifies.
The parody-video factory NOC released (h/t NBC Sports) their answer to the Golden Tate touchdown reception seen around the world.
And it's hilarious.
Using Flo Rida's hit song "whistle," Jesse Adelman writes and performs the answer to the question burning inside of every football fan Tuesday.
How did these guys get the replacement gig?
It seems that all you really need is a whistle, from there the need to blow it is what makes one man who is not a referee into one that is a replacement one.
If you wanted to invite an actual zebra to officiate this weekend, we have to think they wouldn't do much worse than the atrocity in the Seattle end zone we were all privy to.
As the song states, these guys don't know the rules but they certainly know how to dress. As the ref lockout continues, it seems that having the right clothing will remain the only criteria to being paid to call and NFL game.
Needing some extra cash, I may go get a ref costume from a Halloween store and find myself a professional game to ruin.
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Event to examine Affordable Care Act
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The keynote addresses will be given by Michael Slubowski, president and chief executive of SCL Health System in Broomfield, and Jandel Allen-Davis, vice president for government and external relations at Kaiser Permanente Colorado in Denver.
The half-day conference presented by the Boulder County Business Report will be from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Plaza Convention Center, 1850 Industrial Circle, Longmont.
Slubowski will speak on the revolutionary mindset and the redesign of health care.
"Being ready for reform in the long term will require us to adopt a revolutionary mindset," Slubowski said in an email. "We must be scrappy, open to invention and leverage resourceful, out-of-the-box thinkers just to remain in the health-care game."
Allen-Davis is expected to talk in part about Kaiser Permanente's role in the health-care industry as both an insurer and a provider.
"My vision is for Kaiser Permanente to be our community's most valuable partner in health," Allen-Davis said in a press statement. "We want to support dialogue and collaboration to help our patients, our people and Colorado thrive."
A variety of panels will follow with experts who tackle the major changes in the health-care industry and how they affect individuals, businesses, health-care providers, insurers, brokerages and others in the medical field.
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Market Response to Health-Care Reform. Panel discusses how local providers are responding to the Affordable Care Act through mergers, acquisitions, expansions and new construction. Speakers will include Mitch Carson, chief executive of Longmont United Hospital in Longmont; Dave Hamm, chief executive of Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center in Lafayette; and Nancy Wollen, senior vice president, operations, Kaiser Permanente Colorado in Denver.
Will There Be Rate Shock? What Businesses Needs to Know Panelists provide information for business owners and managers, including how the Affordable Care Act affects companies and what it means for business-plan health-insurance premiums, among other things. Speakers will include: Lindy Hinman, chief operating officer, Connect for Health Colorado; Kendra Johnson, benefits consultant, Flood and Peterson; Mike Rankin, director of business development and broker relations for Kaiser Permanente; and Clair Volk, president, Volk & Bell Benefits LLC.
The Affordable Care Act: Impact on Insurers, Providers, People. The act represents a complex piece of legislation that will take years to implement. Panelists Sharon Caulfied, an attorney with Caplan and Earnest LLC; Julia Hutchins, CEO of Colorado HealthOp; and Susan Levy, executive director of Boulder Valley Women's Health Center; will provide highlights of the act, including upcoming milestones and legal requirements.
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There's a tendency in gold investing circles to overemphasize the unimportant while not placing enough emphasis on what really drives the market. For example industrial demand for gold and ETF interest are both closely monitored, but few actively track the gold coin and bar sales that account for a much larger share of yearly gold demand.
If gold coin sales are any indication, we're in the midst of one of the most bullish periods for the yellow metal in its 10 year run.
American Eagles sales in the first two months of 2013 totaled 430,500 ounces, up 52% from the same period in 2012. The Turkish State Mint, which has produced by far the most popular gold coin over the past decade, has seen demand pick up 35% in January and February of 2013 compared to the same period in the previous year. January Eagle sales were the sixth largest in history while Turkish gold sales in January was the most in a single month by quite a margin. Other mints fail to provide monthly data but the shift in demand usually happens in unison if we are to look at the chart below.
Coin sales in 2013 look destined to stampede past last year's mark, but whether the total bar and coin demand will approach the record 1519 tons witnessed in 2011 remains to be seen. India and China made up over 40% of demand in this category in 2011, and with the gold price on the dip, it would be within expectations to anticipate Eastern markets viewing this as a buying opportunity.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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The survivors visited holy sites, including the Western Wall, on Monday, calling for the end of nuclear weapons, The Associated Press reported. They held signs in Japanese that read "Nuclear Abolition."
"Any use of the atom [bomb] should be forbidden, even for intimidation," AP quoted Hiroshima survivor Nagayama Iwao, 69, as saying.
The protest comes as tensions between Israel and Iran escalate over Iran's development of nuclear weapons.
The United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945, leading to Japan's World War II surrender. More than 100,000 people were killed in the bombing.
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- State of New Mexico. Represented State of New Mexico Land Office in an action against CO2 producers to recover royalties owed. Resulted in favorable settlement for client.
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One of the finest character actors of Bollywood, Paresh Rawal has been around for too long for anyone not to know his name. Although, we'd seen him mostly in villainous roles at the beginning of his carrier, Rawal had set the standards very high with his recent performance in comic roles.
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I usually feel like these British buzz bands are all the same, and a name like The 1975 doesn't do much to indicate that the Manchester quartet will add up to anything more than your average Yank-obsessed, NME-approved guitar goons.
But these guys have something to offer beyond Strokes and Oasis worship — namely, a softer touch and a knack for gleaming, grandiose yacht pop. And while some listeners would probably take one whiff of synthetic radio-ready singles like "You" and "Chocolate" and wish they did sound like The Strokes, to these ears it's manna.
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Candidate great option for fiscal officer
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We are writing to ask Granger Township residents to join us in voting to keep Donald Baker as our fiscal officer. When the former fiscal officer retired, the township trustees interviewed several candidates to replace her. Baker was the best candidate based on his qualifications and experience. His extensive financial and accounting background and public service history have prepared him to be our Granger Township fiscal officer. The township trustees made the best choice possible when they named him to the position, and he's doing a great job! Now, it's our turn to make sure we keep the best qualified and most experienced candidate, Donald Baker, as our Granger Township fiscal officer on Election Day.
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Speeding charges dropped for Dodgers' PuigProsecutors in Tennessee have dismissed charges of reckless driving and speeding against Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig. At said hearing on Wednesday, Puig got the result he was hoping for. Charges dismissed. His reasons were Puig's lack of pr… (more)Source: ESPN.com
Yasiel Puig has reckless driving charges dismissed because … he played ping pong?!Back in April, before Puigmania had hit Los Angeles, Yasiel Puig was cited for reckless driving in Chattanooga, Tenn. He was playing for the Double-A Chattanooga Lookouts when he was clocked driving 97 mph at 1 a.m. on a highway where the speed limit is…Source: yahoo.com


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Cheats and Walkthroughs
Gears of War 3 is out today, as the more bleary-eyed among you who went out for the game's midnight launch last night are no doubt aware. A "Season Pass" offered in connection with the release long ago confirmed that at least four DLC offerings will be released over the next year. Now, Epic Games' Cliff Bleszinski has offered some hints about what we might expect from it.
"We have some DLC that's coming up. We've confirmed we'll be doing campaign DLC," Bleszinski said in an interview with The Telegraph. From the sound of things, the story-driven extension won't necessarily be traveling to the expected familiar places.
"One thing I can tell you is that you're not going to see Marcus or Dom or Cole in it. I believe that DLC should be unique and cool, like [GTA IV's] Lost and the Damned [and] Gay Tony, [and Borderlands'] Mad Moxie's Underdome Riot."
That's all he would reveal, but it's certainly enough to make that $30 season pass -- which is essentially a DLC pre-order package covering the upcoming year -- seem like more of a worthwhile buy for the serious fans.
Source: The Telegraph
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5 Apps That Were Clearly Designed By Total Creeps
Most people use social media because being able to say happy birthday to your needy aunt without having to talk to her is worth all the hassle. (Hassles may include: your photo being used to promote products without your permission, companies storing ridiculous amounts of personal information, and having psychiatric experiments performed on you without your knowledge.)
However, we all knew that the time would come when the creepiness of these sites would outweigh the benefits. That time is now. Here are some ways social media is going from "a bit creepy" to "smiling clown face pressed up against your bedroom window at 2 a.m. creepy."
#5. Social Media Apps That Replicate Your (Annoying) Friends After They Die
We all have that super annoying friend who has to Instagram every single meal they eat, as well as tweet all the random thoughts that go through their head in real time. Did you ever wonder what that friend might theoretically be eating six months after they died? No? Tough shit, because there's a new breed of programs that will allow any sufficiently self-obsessed acquaintance or relative of yours to continue clogging your feed -- and even have conversations with you -- from beyond the grave.
"Remember when you slept with my wife after I died, Mike? I saw you. I saw you, Mike."
For instance, DeadSocial allows you to schedule messages, images, and videos that can be released any time in the next 999 years. Here's a tip: If you're spending time planning the perfect status for your distant relatives in the next millennium, you are wasting this life.
If you don't have time to plan a thousand years' worth of updates, try LivesOn. This Twitter program will learn your likes and habits while you're alive and then continue tweeting "for you" after you die. What type of nuggets of wisdom can you expect your friends' cyber-ghosts to share from the digital afterlife? The official LivesOn Twitter account retweets the stuff their users have generated through the program, so let's see:
"He died like he lived: trying to fuck pandas."
We swear to whoever the appropriate deity might be that those are completely real (albeit tweeted by pre-dead beta testers, apparently).
But Eterni.me takes this idea the furthest. It also collects and tries to "understand" information about you, but with the end goal that it could one day have actual online conversations with your friends and loved ones, standing in for the dead you. Theoretically, your grandchildren might be able to ask a computer avatar of yourself what kind of stuff you were into, and you just have to hope it didn't keep track of the number of times you watched that My Little Pony furry porn.
#4. An App That Scans the License Plates of Cars to Text the Driver
If you live in China, congratulations. General Motors has developed an app that allows random strangers to text you just by entering your license plate into the car's "infotainment" center. We're not sure which is more concerning: the fact that this is a social network made specifically for people to use while driving, or that our spellcheck accepts "infotainment" as a word.
So what possible uses could someone give to this app? Well, if you're a huge fucking creep, you can use it to harass the stranger in front of you and ask her or him out on a date. We're not kidding. That's actually what the demonstration video shows -- and of course she accepts:
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"Great! Do you mind if I stop at the hardware store for a shovel and some rope?"
Of course, the inventor of the app insists that it will be used for good: For example, if your car is boxed in in a parking lot, you can text the owner of the other car and ask him to come move it, and we guess the Chinese could also use this app to pass the time in 12-day traffic jams. But these examples belie the unbelievably disturbing creativity of people using new technology. Best case scenario, this becomes our new preferred method to insult people while driving (evolution would get rid of our middle fingers within 10 years if this happens). Worst case scenario, murders. Just, like, so many murders.
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Moderate case scenario: drive-by movie/TV spoilers.
And in case you were wondering why this app is going to be available in China and not the USA, speculation is that it's because Americans love freedom and the Chinese are so used to "repression" that they won't even notice another invasion into their private lives. Yeah, we're not sure if Americans would give a crap about that, considering the next one ...
#3. Facebook Is Already Using Your Phone to Listen to You
Mark Zuckerberg is supposed to have bragged shortly after he started Facebook that people were "dumb fucks" who just handed him information about themselves. OK, you got us there, Mark, you rascal. We are idiots for doing that. But now Facebook is so used to us giving them access to our lives that they're starting to take more and more of it any way they can. Despite how much we complained the last 10 times the privacy policy changed, we're still too busy playing Bubble Witch to read the fine print. And now Facebook is literally bugging us using our own phones.
Yes, if you recently updated your cellphone's Facebook app, you probably gave them permission to listen in while you type a status message.
George Orwell didn't even have the vocabulary to predict that shit.
The purpose of this feature is not to store even more personal information about you until they have what they need to blackmail you for the rest of your life -- your "private" messages were probably enough for that. Nope, Facebook is just trying to figure out if you are listening to a certain song or watching a certain show while taking 15 minutes to compose that "OMG so bored right now" message. That way, they can add that essential information to your status update. Who the flying fuck cares what show you're half-watching on TV while procrastinating online? Facebook's advertisers, for one.
This is disturbing on many levels, but two big reasons stand out: Facebook says they aren't listening to your private conversations/loud pooping noises, but that data does exist in their servers, and data is there to be hacked by assholes and leaked. Second, this means we won't be able to marathon City of Angels all day again and pretend we're at a monster truck rally.
Warner Bros.
We don't want the world to see us, 'cause we don't think that they'd understand.


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by Robert Day
SERIES: Nexus Wars Saga - Book 1
FORMAT: Paperback & eBook
When in the city of the ancient ones, those from the endless darkness shall step through the flaming gate, HE shall come, from the shadows of the Dragons Wing, bearing the Eye and Horn of the Dragon. The land will sing with his passing and they will know fear that oppose him, for he is the Lord of the skies and protector of the Realm.
:The Child's Prophecy. T.E. 2147
The land of Kil'Tar has a long and bloody history of war between the Kay'taari and the Ashar'an. Aided by Dragonkind, the Kay'taari have protected the world against the Ashar'an and their demonic followers for many centuries. With demonkind banished to the Voids, and the Ashar'an all but destroyed, Kil'Tar has enjoyed an era of peace.
However, the seals binding the portals to the voids are failing, and the Ashar'an are abroad once again. Both the Kay'taari and Dragonkind are nowhere to be found on Kil'Tar.
Can Valdieron, a young man raised in the small village of Shadowvale, fulfill his destiny and rid the lands of this menace once and for all, or will he falter, and condemn Kil'Tar to demonic destruction?
Review by BMR guest reviewer Carlyn
I don't read a lot of high fantasy books so I was expecting to really struggle with this, but I was very pleasantly surprised to find that I really couldn't put it down!
Valdieron is a simple horse breeders son whose life is turned upside down when trolls attack his village and it is only because of his father that he is able to flee while his village is brought down. He flees to the mountains while clinging to survival and his thoughts on revenge. On his journey he opens a box his father gave him which contains a necklace called the Dragon's Tear and finds an unusual sword which sets him on a monumental quest and has him wondering exactly what of his past is the truth.
Valdieron's journey is an amazing one to read. You literary watch as he grows into the man he is meant to be and you fall in love with this character. Day also writes a great many supporting characters who are well thought out and integral to the story. The act on sequences in this book are amazing to read and would allow anyone with a half decent imagination to immerse themselves in these fights.
When the story came to an end I was already dying to know where the next part of Valdieron's quest would take him so I was very happy to see that the second part of this series was already available to buy.
Fans of J.R Tolkien and the Hunger Games books would really enjoy this series. Even if you are not really into fantasy, I wouldn't let the genre put you off, as it is an amazing read for all!
I give Demon Gates 5 out of 5 stars


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350lb rapper drops weight and drops album!
The Bar Hoppin cd by Jak Danielz features appearances by Buckshot (Boot Camp Clik), Sadat X (Brand Nubian), Craig G (Juice Crew/Cold Chillin), DJ JS-1 (Rahzel/RSC), Lordroc , BeKay and Godfather of Infamous Mobb. The majority of the album was produced by Johnnny Walker, with guest production by Rick Budo of Bully Bulpit and DJ JS-1.
We have the cd in stock now and are offering a special online deal. Order now and receive the cd before it is available in stores to the general public (May 1st) and as an added bonus each order gets a free Bomb Sampler cd. $12 in the US and $15 worldwide, price includes shipping & handling. For more info, to watch the music video and free mp3 downloads go to http://www.bombhiphop.com/jak.html
I guess I can equate my eating problem with that of a crack fiend. Food is my crack, but the sick thing is that it is completely legal and available in its most potent forms at all times. There were times in my life I would have gladly taken a great dinner over a hot girl. When I graduated with my masters degree I felt like the only part of my life that I was unhappy with was my appearance. Don't get me wrong I wasn't a slob, but there is only so much you can do with 350lbs. Jak Danielz
A friend of mine at work had the gastric bypass procedure and dropped close to 200lbs in less than a year. His results sparked my initial interest, but I wanted to try dieting again. A couple of years went by and I developed a hernia. When I went to the doctor for a consultation, the doctor turned out to be a top bariatric surgeon. He suggested I attend a seminar and the rest was history. I guess the fact that I was going to have to have surgery regardless made my decision easier. A lot of people think that this is an easy way out. That is the farthest that it could be from the truth. I was at the doctors 3 times a week and constantly undergoing tests which were often painful and expensive. Finally after months of preparations and long battles with my insurance a date was set. After the surgery I spent about 5 days in the hospital and two weeks of bed rest at home. Within a year I lost about half of my body weight. I don't even recognize myself sometimes! The funny thing is that growing up I used to dream of a pill that would help me get skinny, but instead it turned out to be a hernia that saved my life. Jak Danielz
This Sicilian born, Queens native, has been representing hip-hop in it's purest form since the early 80's. In 2004 Jak Danielz teamed up with NYC graffiti legend and producer Johnny Walker to form Cold Heat Entertainment. Since it's inception the Queens powerhouse has created a worldwide buzz through a blitz of mixtape, album and television appearences. Jak has contributed tracks to mixtapes and albums across the states and internationally, including major releases in the US, France, Germany, Italy, London, Belguim, Holland and Japan.
Jak Danielz has made numerous radio appearances on college radio; Sirius Satalite Radio and XM Radio, including two interviews on the " All Out Show" with Lord Sear & Rude Jude which is on Shade 45 Eminem's Station and Power 105.1 New York. Jak Danielz and Johnny Walkers music even popped up on The Regis and Kelly Show during a Jack Nicholas segment. During the summer of 2006, Jak won the Who Mag DVD Get Recognized contest through a collaboration with Grammy Award winning producer Mr Mig. Over the past year, Jak Danielz has performed at various clubs and venues across the country, including a memorable performance at the 2006 Independent Music Awards.
pictured left to right - Johnny Walker, Jak Danielz
photo by Patrick Cline
Artist : Jak Danielz
Album Title : Bar Hoppin
Catalog Number : BHH2079
Record Label : Bomb Hip-Hop
Release Date : May 1st, 2007
album track listing
01. Jak of Spades featuring DJ JS-1
02. Hip Hop Manual featuring Craig G & DJ JS-1
03. Bar Hoppin
04. Time Is Money
05. We Got featuring Lordroc & BL .One
06. Queens Thing remix featuring G.O.D.father Pt. 3 & Lordroc
07. Miss America
08. What Can I Do featuring DJ JS-1
09. Bullseye featuring Buckshot, Sadat X & DJ JS-1
10. Nothing Personal
11. You'll Never Know featuring Carrie Shaw
12. Next Level
13. DJ Salute featuring Bekay, DJ Dutchmaster, Lordroc, DJ Ody Roc, SR, DJ Butch Rock & DJ JS-1
14. Jak Da Ripper featuring DJ JS-1
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When he saw the La Crosse County Jail intake list was blank Friday morning, District Attorney Tim Gruenke couldn't believe it.
"I figured it was someone just playing a joke or someone made a mistake or forgot to give us the right list or enter the names on the list or something like that," Gruenke said.
He double checked and found it wasn't a joke. There's usually about ten people who are arrested overnight that have to appear in court the next day.
"I've never seen it before as long as I've been here," Gruenk said. "In asking other people, no one can remember a time where there hasn't been somebody on the jail list."
La Crosse County Judge Scott Horne said the same thing and even took a picture of the empty list. On bad weather nights, the list can be smaller, but never empty. Thursday night was clear and calm.
Gruenke said it's possible that there may have been an arrest overnight and the person posted bond right away. There were people at the intake hearing Friday afternoon from earlier incidents. Gruenke said this gave him and other county employees time to work on pending cases.
"We're thinking maybe the judges and the DAs and police have maybe scared everyone away and everyone's behaving and everything's fine, but we'll see if the pattern holds next week," Gruenke said. "We're not holding our breath."


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Wednesday, 30 March 2011
The Shopping Forecast Weekly Fashions and Trends Round Up
Mallory in New York - Marc Jacobs Intern Goes Crazy - Inside the breakdown and major PR scandal
City Style by Jen Danczak - Rachel Zoe it's a boy - great news for one of the most stylish mums around
Freya Hill Talking - Marry Me Darling - A look at how contemporary fashion and accessories are becoming
The Shopping Forecast - Cornflower Blue Dresses for Summer 2011 - a look at the favourite colour of the season
The Fashion Buzz - Earn your stripes- striped picks for spring 2011 - some of the best of the one of the seasons biggest trends
Style Eyes Fashion Blog - Climate week outfit with eco shoes - a look at some of the summers climate coolest trends
Don't forget to stop by The Shopping Forecast and vote for your favourite fashions for the summer. Have a good week!
Image from Freya Hill Talkin
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Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Cornflower Blue For Summer
For those that don't already know, I am a Style Councillor and also lucky enough to work with a really amazing fashion forum called the Shopping Forecast. Not only can you have your say on what you would like to see in the shops for the season ahead (don't complain about it if you haven't voted!) and enter competitions to win lots of clothes but you can also have a good nose at what everyone else likes for the summer and get plenty of inspiration.
Over the last few weeks, the voters (or electorate) on The Shopping Forecast have been showing a distinct preference for the colour Cornflower blue both on its own or combined with white in a pretty print and mainly on cute fifties style dresses.
The funny thing is amongst all of the reading up on trends I have done for SS11, I don't think I have heard a single mention of cornflower blue. But I really do love this colour, it is much easier to wear for daytime than the bright/ cobalt blue that I have seen and heard quite a bit about. I am really hoping that retailers are going to take note of this fab colour and serve up lots of beautiful Cornflower blue dresses for us this summer.
If you need any further persuasion here is just a little inspiration:
Stella McCartney SS11
Over the last few weeks, the voters (or electorate) on The Shopping Forecast have been showing a distinct preference for the colour Cornflower blue both on its own or combined with white in a pretty print and mainly on cute fifties style dresses.
The funny thing is amongst all of the reading up on trends I have done for SS11, I don't think I have heard a single mention of cornflower blue. But I really do love this colour, it is much easier to wear for daytime than the bright/ cobalt blue that I have seen and heard quite a bit about. I am really hoping that retailers are going to take note of this fab colour and serve up lots of beautiful Cornflower blue dresses for us this summer.
If you need any further persuasion here is just a little inspiration:
Popular Cornflower blue items on The Shopping Forecast
Interestingly, the colour Cornflower is most commonly associated with the blue Cornflowers but also a Dutch Painter, Johannes Vermeer who used the colour along with yellow extensively in his paintings. Both provide a great source of inspiration for summer outfits - here's one I made earlier on TSF.
Cornflower Fairy Plate - Heinrich Villeroy and Boch
Cornflower Fairy Plate - Heinrich Villeroy and Boch
Stella McCartney SS11
Dress by Jonathan Saunders at Matches - now sold out!
What do you think? would you like to see lots of Cornflower blue in the shops for summer? Please stop by The Shopping Forecast and vote.
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
All catwalk images from http://www.elleuk.com/
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Labels: by Malthis seasons trends, Cornflower blue, Fashion Inspiration, spring summer 2011, SS11, The shopping forecast
Monday, 28 March 2011
Tapas and Baroque
Dress- Monsoon
Legging Topshop
Jacket - People Tree
Shoes- Spartoo
hairband - Dorothy Perkins
I have decided that Mr Style Eyes and myself really need to get out more. As I hardly leave the house all week when working from home, there is nothing that I love than getting a bit dressed up for a night out (and I enjoy the night out too). On Saturday night we made a start by going to the local tapas bar for something to eat. As we were walking, I had to abandon my heels for a pair of comfy flats but still managed to get a bit more dressed up than I would for an average Saturday night slobbed out in front of the tv.
Tunic - Next (very old)
Bolero - Marks and Spencers
Leggings - People Tree
Necklace - Present
Shoes - Spartoo
Bag - Desigual
This weekend, I have been planning and booking festival tickets and some trips away in our old VW camper van. I can't wait and this got me thinking about what sort of clothes I could wear camping. That got me in the mood for wearing something really colourful.
I have had this tunic top for years (at least 5) and had forgotton all about it until the Prada SS11 collection with its bold stripes and Baroque prints- ok not quite the same but sort of similar minus the monkeys. It just goes to show that the trends are on a constant cycle and if you hold on to a piece of clothing it is likely to come back into fashion at some point - great news for a hoarder like myself, although the fact that something isn't in fashion rarely stops me wearing it. I have invested in this Desigual bag which is perfect for packing up with everything I will need for camping trips and festivals and I just love all of the colours.
Do you have any of this summers trends hoarded away from previous seasons? and are you planning anything fun for the summer?
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: baroque, muiiccia prada, SS11, what I wore
Friday, 25 March 2011
Friend Friday - Feminism and Fashion Blogging
This weeks Friend Friend Friday topic is Feminism. Quite a difficult one for me to tackle as I am not entirely sure what feminism means especially in the context of fashion and clothing. But in the interest of pushing myself out of my comfort zone and perhaps even learning something new I have decided to give it a go any how.
So here goes:
1. Do you think there is an incompatibility between feminism and a love for fashion? to me feminism suggest some sort of freedom to be who you want to be regardless of your sex, fashion is also a way of expressing who you are so no not really, unless perhaps you work somewhere where the dress code does not allow this expression (luckily this is not the case for me as I work for myself).
2. There is more to each of us than a love for fashion, how do you incorporate every aspect of yourself into your blog? I do write about my work quite a bit on my blog and some other other aspects of my life although I am really quite obsessed with fashion and my blog is an outlet for this. The one thing (and very important part of my life) that I do not feel happy sharing much about on my blog is my children.
3. With the fashion industry still being a male-dominated profession, how do you think it would differ if women played a larger role? I am really not sure. Perhaps there would be less experimental designs and more comfortable clothes. I recently read some where that Christian Louboutin disliked 'comfort' shoes which made me laugh as it is easy to say something like that when it is not you that has to wear them. I don't think style and comfort have are mutually exclusive and perhaps women might design more with this in mind.
4. How is your self-image and the way you carry yourself informed by your beliefs?
I think I have a good self image and I hope that I carry myself well and I guess that is backed up by a strong belief that everyone should be valued for what they are. I think individuality should be celebrated and it is peoples quirks and differences that make the world such an interesting place. I was brought up with a strong sense of worth and that no one was better than me but also to treat others as I would expect to be treated myself. I guess this must form part of my self image. I am quite shy verbally but prefer to express myself through my clothes.
5. Do you think clothing/makeup/hair helps communicate the truth about yourself or are those things superfluous add-ons? a difficult one. I guess we all communicate in different ways but visual information is probably one of the first things that people notice about you so telling people about yourself in this way makes it quicker and easier for people to get to know you. I also think that if you dress in a way that you feel comfortable you will feel more confident and therefore able more able to express the real you.
I think clothes and makeup can be used as a mask to hide the real you but this would come across as incongruent in a similar way to if you try and behave in a way that is unatural to you or not fitting with your identity, people will intuitively pick up on it. However it is also completely possible to express the real you without clothes and make up if you don't have the option for example if you wear a uniform, for some people like me this would take more effort though.
If you are interested in reading more about this topic there are many more interesting and informed posts to read on Modly Chic.
If you're interested in FBFF, go to Modly Chic for more information then e-mail Katy if you want to join the group.
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Labels: feminism, Friend Friday
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Climate Week Outfit With Eco Shoes
Despite managing to wear lots of climate friendly outfits this week, I have drastically failed to take many photos, probably because I have been suffering from a cold and didn't much feel like having my photograph taken. The amazing sunshine that we have had today has made me feel much better though.
Today's climate week outfit was a fairly simple combination of Fairtrade leggings, a charity shop top and a cotton jacket that has been in my wardrobe for years. My favourite part of this outfit is the shoes, not only because they are red but also they have beautiful nautical detail. They are also amazingly comfortable and handmade using vegetable tanned leather by artisans for the eco friendly Spanish shoe brand Pikolinos.
I sometimes think that if I were to only dress in eco friendly and ethical clothes all of the time, one of the most difficult parts would be the shoes. I do love my shoes and will have to admit that there is no where near as much choice of ethical shoes as there is conventional shoes making it difficult to make a complete switch. Shoes however do have an impact on the environment and sometimes also the health and wellbeing of the workers who make them. The tanning of the leather, the non biodegradable manmade materials which are made using energy hungry processes and the toxic effects of the glues used to stick the together are just a few of the issues. The great thing is though that eco and ethical shoes do tend to be incredibly comfy and well made making them perfect for every day wear.
If you are looking for eco shoes Spartoo have a great selection including brands like Pikolinos, Birkenstock and El Naturalista including some just like mine in the sale.
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Tuesday, 22 March 2011
5 Ways Rework Old Clothes For Summer 2011 Trends
Vintage floral dress with Obi Belt
As part of my climate week posts I thought I would write about ways in which you can reuse clothes and still look on trend. I don't think it is neccessary to buy new clothes every season to keep up with the latest trends. Not only do many fashions just keep coming round again and again but you can also wear your clothes in different ways to give you a fresh and up to date look. Here are 5 ways that you can rework your old clothes for summer 2011.
Oriental - oriental is a key trend for the summer and it is very easy to add an oriental feel to all sorts of different outfits just by adding an obi or corset belt. This is also a great way to add a little bit of shape to a loose fitting blouse, tunic or floral shift dresses. I tend to wear my obi belt quite high on my waist as this is the narrowest part and it helps to highlight it. You can buy a nice ethical leather sash belt from Not on the High Street for £20.
Peter Pan Collar from Hellostrumpet on Etsy
Peter Pan Collars - If like me you are in love with the cute Peter pan collars that seem to be every where for the summer, you easily update tops and dresses by adding one. There are quite a few tutorials online to show you how. I like how to make a Peter Pan collar in eight easy steps and how to make a Peter Pan collar with a vintage hankerchief. If you want a detachable collar to wear with different clothes try how to make a detachable Peter pan collar. For those that aren't great with a needle and thread, there are also plenty available on Etsy.
Pattern Mixing - If you have any patterned pieces from previous seasons you can easily update them by mixing them up for summer 2011. Try and match up patterns that have some sort of similarity so two bold and bright patterns or two patterns with muted or paste; colours. Black and white stripes or polka dots work well with a really bold and bright floral pattern. I don't think there is really any science behind it though, you just need to give it a try and see what works. If you don't have enough patterned items in your wardrobe to attempt this the charity shops are full or all sorts of amazing patterns.
Colour Blocking - another really easy look to make from existing items in your wardrobe is colour blocking. You can combine brights and neutrals for a really on trend look so perhaps a bright orange or blue top with camel trousers or skirt. The key to this look is too keep the shapes simple. A plain loose vest top works well tucked into a pencil skirt or any simple sheath or shift dresses or simple shirts. You can change a shift dress into a colour block outfit just by adding a pair of coloured tights. Again if you are lacking in brights, the charity shops are full of them.
Bright Accessories - many of us will have lots of neutrals in our wardrobes after the trends of the last few seasons. Neutrals might get a bit boring sometimes but they have a lot going for them as they are so versatile. You can bring last seaosns neutrals up to date with the simple addition of some really bright accessories. This is the perfect opportunity to wear those amazing statement shoes that you saved up for ages for but haven't yet has a chance to wear. Clutch bags with interesting textures in bright pinks, purples, oranges, reds, yellows and blues will all look amazing.
There are I am sure plenty more ways that you can reuse clothes from previous seasons to lessen the load on both the environmment and your purse. I would love to hear your ideas.
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: colour blocking, oriental trend, pattern mixing, peter pan collar, rework old clothes, trends summer 2011
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Friend Friday - In the Beginning
One of my earliest attempts at pattern mixing
This weeks Friend Friday topic is 'In the beginning' and asks what have been the 5 hardest blogging lesson you've learned during this process that have helped you to become a better blogger as a result? This post actually required quite a lot of though for me. Firstly as I am not entirely sure that I have become a better blogger, although the blog has evolved and changed. It also suddenly occurred to me that this blog has been running for nearly three and a half years and I never even noticed. I think a birthday party (or at least a cake) is well overdue.
When I first starting blogging, the blog was set up to drive traffic to my other websites. However the blog quickly took over and became a creative outlet for me.
Blogging is just a type of social media - in other words it should be social. The reading of other blogs and interacting with the other bloggers that is just as fun if not more so than writing the posts. I didn't really get this at first and just published my posts. It all felt a bit lonely and not much fun. Now I interact much more. I am completely addicted to blogging and reading other blogs and I feel like I have got loads of new friends.
Quality over quantity - at first I used up a lot of energy trying to post something to my blog every day. I ended up compromising on the quality of the posts and feeling like a failure if I didn't manage to post. Now I only post if I feel like I have something worthwhile to say. If I don't feel like blogging one day, I don't! - it would only feel empty and will probably sound empty to readers too.
Start as you mean to go on - it is easier if you get somethings right at the beginning. It is worth doing a bit of research to start with and getting the right blog name, url and platform that you want to stick with. It saves on loads of time and hassle in the long run.
You don't have to participate in every partnership - If you accept every single offer of freebies, samples or advertising that comes along you might make a bit of money but you will end up feeling like your blog is not your own any more. The turn around for me was when I decided to only write about about products I love no matter what the financial gain. I now turn away advertorial posts posts on the basis that it is a personal blog so I write about what I like.
Have a vision for your blog - in the early days I felt like my blog was meandering along without a clear aim. When I actually spent a little time thinking about what I wanted from my blog and what I wanted to achieve, it became so much more interesting and also hopefully helped me to differentiate myself from the other blogs out there. I wanted it to be personal to me so I started showing a little more of my personality and make it my own by posting outfit pictures. I also wanted to promote ethical and eco fashion but in a subtle way that would appeal to everyone and not just those who already love it.
Do you have any tips or lessons that you have learnt since you started blogging?
Interested in joining in the conversation? Learn more about Fashion Beauty Friend Friday and then join the Google Group. This will get you access to the Friday questions a couple days early as well as the off-blog conversations we have on any number of topics.
Have a good weekend
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
In case you are a little confused as to why this post has been posted on Thursday instead of Friday, I have decided to participate in the bloggers day of silence For Japan With Love. There is not really anything meaningful I can say about what is happening other than my thoughts and prayers are with all of those who are suffering or have lost people close to them.
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Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Climate Week - Cool Outfits Challenge
Kimono Jacket - Ebay
Dress- Marks and Spencers
Belt- Next
Shoes - Topshop
You might have noticed that Friday marks the beginning of Climate Week in the UK . The environment is something that I feel quite strongly about and whilst I am by no means perfect, I try to be responsible and reduce my impact by reducing, reusing and recyling. This extends to my clothes. I know I buy far too many but where possible I choose second hand, vintage and eco fashion.
For climate week I have decided to set myself (and anyone who wants to join in) a little challenge. For the whole of Climate Week (21st -27th March) I plan to theme my posts and outfits around being kind to the environment. These will probably include layered outfits (allowing me to turn down the heating a few degrees), outfits including vintage, second hand and eco fashion and some reviews and news of eco fashion plus any other ideas tips on living sustainably.
If you would like to join in please send over the links to your own Climate week outfits and posts anytime during the week and I will feature them in a round up on Friday 27th (or maybe Saturday 28th). I look forward to seeing how you are joining in with Climate Week. You can also get some ideas on other ways to get involved including events and the official Eley Kishimoto climate week T shirt on the Climate Week website.
Above is a warm up outfit featuring a vintage kimono jacket that I bought on ebay. I look forward to seeing your outfits and posts.
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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The Shopping Forecast Weekly Fashion And Trends Round Up
Freya Hill Talking About Fashion - I'm Turning French - A dedication to French Fashion
Style meets Story - Have a heart donate a soul - Recent Japan earthquake impacts the next Soles4Souls project
Watch This Place - Make-up this season? More is more. Weird and wonderful make-up this season offers a change from monotonous minimalism
The Shopping Forecast - Fashion Inspiration for autumn winter 2011 from Milan Fashion Week - our pick of the most notable collections
The Fashion Buzz - Orange Picks for spring 2011 - some juicy orange pieces and some ideas on how to wear them
Style Eyes - Tout Noveau - a great place to find some of the seasons hottest prints
Don't forget to pop over to The Shopping Forecast and tell us what you think of the trends for the season ahead.
Image from Freya Hill talking about Fashion
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Labels: The shopping forecast, trends
Monday, 14 March 2011
My First Trip To TK Maxx and Outfit Making Competitions
On Sunday, I went on my first trip to TK Maxx. I have heard really mixed reviews about TK Maxx ranging from it is like a 'jumble sale' to it is 'amazing'. For some reason I have never managed to make it over to TK Maxx but on Sunday spurred on by talk on Fashion Pearls of Wisdom and Intrinsically Florrie of Luella dresses, I decided it was about time I checked it out. So with Mr Style Eyes and children in tow I trotted off to the Swindon branch. I went with fairly low expectations of buying some practical clothes for camping over the summer, alas I came home with none. I saw a quite nice floral French Connection dress which wasn't particularly cheap but I decided did quite have that something to make it into my already over crowded wardrobe.
I did however get myself a hat. It was just plonked randomly on the end of one of the rails but as soon as I saw it I knew I had to have it. The leopard print hat by Dents was just £8 which in my eyes is an amazing price for such a style statement. At first I thought it was quite amusing that I had gone shopping for some practical clothes (of which I have very few) and come home with a random leopard print hat. On second thoughts though, the hat is incredibly practical and will keep me dry in the rain. I rarely carry an umbrella due to the demands of young children and a push chair. I am now looking forward to when it next rains so I can wear my hat!
For those that are already addicted to voting and outfit making on The Shopping Forecast, there are some great competitions running to win lots of clothes from the site. All you have to do is join and make outfits using clothes from the site. You can make a summer outfit of your choice or a themed party outfit for American Independence Day on 4th July (just include 4th July in the title). Just remember to go to 'my outfits' top right of the screen and tick the little box to make your outfits searchable so that others can vote on your outfit. Those with the highest average score (summer outfit) and most votes (July 4th outfit) will each win $300/€250/200 to send on clothes from the site.
If makin outfits isn't you thing you can also join in the seasonal points challenge. You can register and earn points by participating on the site (voting, commenting etc). At the end of the summer season (May 1st ) the top 5 points scorers plus one random person can exchange their points for clothes from the site. (max £250/€300/$400). You can find out further details on fashion competitions.
Shirt - Next
Dress (old)- Oasis
Leggings - Topshop
Boots - Po-Zu
Elephant Necklace - Etsy
Finally todays outfit. I promised to try something a little different this week from black and white and a pop of colour. I am not sure I like this colour scheme half as much though.
I hope that you are having a good week.
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: outfit competitions, what I wore
Oufits: black and white with a pop of colour
There seems to be a bit of a recurring theme with my outfits over the last week . Black (or dark blue) and white with a pop of colour. I seem to get something into to my head and I can't get it out again. I will be making a conscious effort next week to try something a little different.
This weekend I made my first ever trip to TK Maxx, more on that soon! I have also being enjoying the very beautiful and spring like weather. Hoping for lots more of it soon.
Apologies for the wonky pictures (ask Mr Style Eyes why?) and grumpy face in the last picture (I am generally a really happy person but can't help my upside down smile).
Skirt- Debenhams Edition, Preen
Top - Dorothy Perkins
Handbag - Monsoon
Scarf - Vintage, Liberty
Leather Jacket - Getuz
Zebra Cropped blouse - H! by Henry Holland at Debenhams#
White top - Next
Cropped jeans - Dorothy Perkins (I think)
Shoes - Dkode at Spartoo
Dress - Dorothy Perkins (sleeves removed)
Scarf - Vintage
Obi Belt - Styletowear.com
Shoes - Top Shop
Clutch bag - Dorothy Perkins
Hope you had a good weekend.
With warmest
Ceri X
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Labels: black and white, what I wore
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Tout Noveau
I am all for prints and patterns. Generally speaking, the brighter, the bolder and the more unusual the better. I love a polka dot as much as the next girl but sometimes I just need something with a bit more zing. Lately I have noticed that prints and patterns have been getting more and more artistic. A plain old repeating shape is fine but it doesn't give that feeling of butterflies in my stomach that some of the amazing frenzies of colour that I keep on spotting around .
I haven't reviewed any new labels or designers for a while. I guess I just kind of got fed up with saying the same old things - 'very wearable', 'very elegant' blah blah blah, perhaps a symptom of how uninspired I feel. Then out of the blue, whilst still reeling from the shock of the Mary Katrantzou AW11 collection (how amazing was that?), I stumbled across Tout Noveau.
I love the fact that each of the pieces is unique and individual. Tout Noveau promote and sell the work of new gradiates from art universties in the UK and beyond. They help to bridge the gap between education and industry whilst also providing an great (although more expensive) alternative to the high street.
Here are some of my favourites:
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Labels: new designers
Friday, 11 March 2011
Friend Friday - Finding the balance
I think this is one of the hardest things for us as bloggers to deal with. How do you do it all and still live, work and play as you should?
1. When it comes to prioritizing your life, in what place does blogging fall? I don't spend nearly as much time blogging it as I would like. I have two children aged 8 and 3 and also run my own business which means I work 35-40 hours a week around looking after and spending time with children. I work most evenings until 11pm and most weekends. As I work in online marketing, PR and blogging, quite a bit of my work time is also spent writing and blogging for customers, this is however very different to writing my own personal blog which I have much more creative freedom over. It is also really important to me to keep fit so I exercise 3 times a week. I never watch TV or read books as I don't have time and much prefer to blog.
Blogging kind of comes at the end of quite a long list but that doesn't mean that it isn't important to me. I started my blog as a creative outlet so perhaps the fact that it is so low down the list at the moment is a just a symptom of an overly busy life. Not complaining though as I love my life, for me I am achieveing the ideal of work life balance and if I didn't keep busy, I would get bored. As long as I get some time each week to blog I am happy (well most of the time anyway).
2. We all wish we had more free time to dedicate to blogging and all it entails. What are your tricks for taking advantage of the time you do have to be as productive as possible? Yes I wish there were at least four or five more hours in the day. I have just invested in an iphone 4 which is great for catching up with my favourite blogs whilst waiting outside the school, on the train or waiting to go in to a gym class. I have cut down on the number of posts that I write recently and think this has probably benefitted the blog by allowing me to focus more on quality than quantity. I also try not to check emails/ blog stats etc too often as this can be distracting.
My final and post important trick is to stop as soon as you get a mind block or become unproductive and find something else to do instead.
3. Have you discovered any short-cuts that makes blogging easier or more time efficient? The only thing that I do is scribble notes in a note book so that I never spend time at my laptop trying to get inspiration, when I sit down I am ready to write. I also try and make a quick plan in my head or on paper of the points that I want to cover before I start writing.
4. Do you have an editorial calendar or something similar that helps you plan ahead? Not really I find being too regimented stifles my creativity plus I would feel a real sense of failure when I didn't keep to it. I might come up with an idea that I love the sound of to start with but a week later it sounds really boring and I can't be bothered to write about it. I have a white board and lots of notebooks with scribbled ideas but it is all quite random.
5. If time wasn't an issue what you would be doing on your blog/for your blog that you aren't doing now? I would spend lots more time improving my photography skills and making outfits. I would love to have a regular feature to show how you can style charity shop clothes to fit with this seasons trends, I would also love to spend much more time finding out about new eco/ ethical designer doing interviews and making DIY pieces.
I would love to hear what you think about finding the right balance. Do you have any tips?
You can find links to all of the Friend Friday Posts on ModlyChic.
Happy Friday!
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: fashion blogging, Friend Friday
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Early Spring Florals
I am always ready for spring and summer way before they actually arrive and this year is no different, those floral dresses have been wanting to bust out for weeks now. Today, the sky was blue and the sun was shining. I say 'was' because it didn't seem to last much longer than a hour after I got dressed but it gave me enough of a spring feeling to go for a floral dress, albeit layered with leggings, top and jacket. I even decided to get my toes out (big mistake) not something I would usually do until the weather is much much warmer.
Part of the reason for wanting to get my toes out was these new shoes that I have just got by Dkode from Spartoo, I love the bright orange with neutral greys. I also got the chance to wear the new necklace that I treated myself to when I was in London last week. I am pretty uninspired by much of the high street jewellery at the moment and wanted something a little different. I found this necklace in a little shop/ stall in Victoria station.
The dress was sent to me by Motel last year and I love the print but I have always felt a little uncomfortable wearing it as the children always pull on my clothes and it wouldn't take much for it to end up around my waist! I felt much more comfortable with a top under it and the leggings were a wise choice too on such a windy day.
Anyway I decided to make the most of the natural light by taking some photographs outside. I soon changed my mind when I opened the door and got an icy blast of wind. It was definitely much colder than it looked so I opted for the lounge instead which gets plenty of morning sunlight.
Striped Top - local charity shop
Floral dress - Motel Rocks
Leggings - People Tree
Denim Jacket - BCBG MAXAZRIA Jeans (swapped on Posh Swaps)
Shoes - Dkode from Spartoo
Necklace - Jewellery shop at Victoria Station
Ring - New Look
Are you feeling ready for spring now? what are your favourite spring clothes?
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: floral dresses, what I wore
Monday, 7 March 2011
DIY Fruit and Stripes Top
I haven't done a DIY post for a while now. Mainly because the creativity for such projects usually comes when I am feeling relaxed with a little time to spare. Unfortunately this hasn't been happening too much lately. But my latest project has made me realise how much I enjoy a bit of diy so hopefully will be doing some more soon.
This project was inspired by all the fruity fashions I have been spying lately (especially Prada) and the whole nautical and retro thing.
First I popped into the local charity shop to shop tops for a few pounds. This wasn't too difficult and I found just what I wanted immediately. Actually they needed to be made of cotton for the transfers to work and only one of them was, so I just kept the long sleeved one as it was.
Then I bought some t shirt transfer sheets from Wilkinsons. For those who don't have a Wilkinsons nearby., it is one of those shops where you can buy anything and everything. You can find them online here
I scanned the picture onto the computer then edited it so I had lots of cherries in an a4 sheet area.I printed the cherries onto the transfer paper using the highest quality print settings.
I cut out the cherry transfers leaving a small border of White around the edge of the cherries. I applied the transfers to the t shirt using an iron according to the instructions.
That was how I made my fruity top. You could also use all sorts of other designs on a striker background including other fruit like bananas or watermelon.You could also use whatever you like really as long as it is bold and bright, flamingoes,cupcakes , flowers or butterflies. A great little top to wear with a pair of blue jeans.
This project was inspired by all the fruity fashions I have been spying lately (especially Prada) and the whole nautical and retro thing.
First I popped into the local charity shop to shop tops for a few pounds. This wasn't too difficult and I found just what I wanted immediately. Actually they needed to be made of cotton for the transfers to work and only one of them was, so I just kept the long sleeved one as it was.
Then I bought some t shirt transfer sheets from Wilkinsons. For those who don't have a Wilkinsons nearby., it is one of those shops where you can buy anything and everything. You can find them online here
I got my daughter to draw a picture of some cherries and colour them with her pens. She also went around the outline in black to make it stand out.
I cut out the cherry transfers leaving a small border of White around the edge of the cherries. I applied the transfers to the t shirt using an iron according to the instructions.
That was how I made my fruity top. You could also use all sorts of other designs on a striker background including other fruit like bananas or watermelon.You could also use whatever you like really as long as it is bold and bright, flamingoes,cupcakes , flowers or butterflies. A great little top to wear with a pair of blue jeans.
Have a great week!
With warmest wishes
Ceri X
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Labels: DIY Colour analysis, fruit prints, nautical, stripes, what I wore
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Coagulase-negative Staphylococci strain types affect visual outcome in patients with endophthalmitis
Abstract number: 902_p1018
Lightman S.
To determine whether the variable visual outcome in endophthalmitis secondary to coagulase-negative Staphylococci spp. are due to different strains causing intraocular infection, with a possible difference in virulence of each strain or resistance to the antibiotics given.
Twenty-eight intraocular samples infected with coagulase-negative Staphylococci spp. were analysed using both biotyping and pulsed-field gel electrophoresis for strain identification. The results were correlated with the visual outcome after 6 months post-treatment.
Four different strains of coagulase-negative Staphylococci spp. were found to cause endophthalmitis; S. epidermidis, S. haemolyticus, S. equorum and S. warneri. Twenty-one out of the 28 isolates were identified as S. epidermidis and the others were grouped as non- S. epidermidis for correlation with the clinical data. Comparing the S. epidermidis with the non- S. epidermidis infected cases, it was found that the mean visual gain was significantly better for the non- S. epidermidis infected cases [(mean visual gain of 38.1 vs. 83.3 LogMAR letters, respectively) (P = 0.029)].The visual outcome was significantly worse for patients infected with S. epidermidis and antibiotic resistance was more common among these isolates although all were sensitive to at least one of the three/four antibiotics given. Comparing the non- S. epidermidis infected cases to the S. epidermidis infected cases that were sensitive to all four antibiotics used, the visual outcome was still significantly better in the non- S. epidermidis group [mean visual gain 83.3 vs. 25.75 LogMAR letters, respectively) (P = 0.022)].
SE carries a significantly worse visual outcome than non-SE strains of CNS and is likely to be due to increased virulence within the eye rather than antibiotic resistance."
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