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Did I just... really? Did that actually just happen to me? Wow. Being sober is clearly doing weird things to my head. I mean, I've had girlfriends before, don't get me wrong, but it was more because it was... I dunno. It was convenient, I guess. Someone I could drag into bed with me or keep as a look out when I was dealing. There was never much in the way of emotion or attachment there.
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I had to laugh at that, though. "Just... trying to figure out how I've gone from not caring about anyone to-" I sort of hesitated. Was I really about to say it? "To caring about someone, in such a short amount of time."
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"What did you want to do now then? I'm presuming the plan isn't ditching me back at camp and leaving any more," that smirk was back on her lips, the dried blood I missed cracking a little. I felt my cheeks heating up as she reminded me of what I'd said no more than half an hour ago.
"Shut up," I said, trying to hide it, "I don't know what the plan is now. Any ideas?"
She let out a laugh, "I never thought I'd see that day Cancer blushes!" I grimaced as she kept laughing. It took her a while to calm down. "Well I do need to get my things back and you're right, I do need to test the vaccine on someone else.... I guess we could go back to camp?"
I nodded. "Just don't expect me to play nice with Scott if he kicks up a fuss," I paused. "My name's Luca, by the way." No one except Rayn knew that these days. I mean, it was on all my ID and stuff, but unless they saw it themselves, everyone knew me as Cancer. I guess it just felt... right, to tell her.
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After an Easter Mass in downtown Paterson on Sunday, a room full of strangers promised to risk a bit of pain in hopes of saving a man's life.
In a second-story refuge at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, they had their cheeks swabbed to see if they might be able to donate bone marrow for Miguel Venancio of Hackensack, a 30-year-old battling chronic myeloid leukemia. Smiling in a suit despite his fatigue, he said that getting a transplant, as soon as possible, was his last chance for a cure.
The odds of finding a match were "slim," he acknowledged. "All I want is the opportunity to fight."
Venancio and his wife, Rebecca Grubb, made short appeals for potential donors at the end of all three Masses on Sunday, to a jampacked church full of the scent of incense and the restless cries of squirming babies. On a spring holiday ripe with images of sacrifice and renewal, many in the audience heeded the call and headed upstairs to register with a national non-profit bone marrow registry called "Be the Match."
One was Jannet Vilchez, who teared up as she considered Venancio's uncertain future and the heartache of his young wife.
"I'm blessed," said Vilchez, a 39-year-old secretary at the Paterson Department of Education. "I just got remarried. I have two wonderful children. I wouldn't be able to bear what they are going through. Life is all about second chances."
By the end of the day, more than 130 people had their cheeks swabbed – to help Venancio or anyone else who might be a match someday, somewhere. They pledged to remain on the donor file until age 61, and might be contacted any time a patient needs them for "peripheral blood stem cells" or bone marrow. They can bow out if need be. According to BeTheMatch.org, there are about 10,000 people a year whose only hope for a cure is a transplant from someone outside their families.
Venancio, whose parents are hotel custodians and immigrants from Peru, picked this church because his godmother is a member and many Hispanics attend. Patients are most likely to find matches among people of their own race or ethnicity. Venancio's relatives were devastated to find out recently they are not good fits for him.
His father, also named Miguel, watched quietly with red-rimmed eyes as strangers sat at tables to fill out forms and lined up to answer medical questions to determine if they were eligible. "A lot of people are coming to help my son," he said in halting English, with a mix of wonder, appreciation and sorrow. "He's fighting for his life."
The younger Miguel, who met his wife when they both worked for the same furniture company, was diagnosed in 2009 with a form of cancer that originates in bone marrow. He seemed to be in remission when he proposed to Rebecca on New Year's Eve 2010, but told her he would understand if she didn't want to take on the risk of a relapse. She told him she loved him, and would get married as long as he didn't "give up on life."
When one of them feels down or shaky now, they send each other text messages with the words "TEAM VENANCIO." All in caps.
"We have to do this together," she said. "We're becoming closer through this experience."
In the past year, Venancio has been through a rough course of chemotherapies. In the past few months the disease got much worse, and his doctor at Hackensack University Medical Center said a transplant was his only hope.
The registration drive was organized with the help of the Icla da Silva Foundation, a recruitment center for Be the Match, and Easter seemed a good day because so many possible donors would be in church. Applicants could be disqualified for a range of health problems such as being at risk for HIV, a hepatitis diagnosis or a history of using a needle, even once, for illegal drugs. Donors on site had to be 18 to 44 years of age, and older applicants could request a home swab kit online.
Those committing to help were exposing themselves to "minimal risk," such as infection at the puncture site, according to the National Marrow Donor Program. Those asked to give peripheral blood stem cells would take daily injections for four days, and then on the fifth day would have blood taken. They might have headaches or muscle aches for several days.
Those asked to give bone marrow go under anesthesia, and a doctor uses a needle to withdraw liquid marrow from the back of the pelvic bone. Marrow donors can expect to feel some soreness in the lower back for a few days to several weeks, the program says.
Elizabeth Polanco, a 25-year-old mother in Garfield, didn't mind the prospect that it might hurt a bit. As she put it, "We all have to deal with a little pain every day, don't we?"
Pedro Garcia, a 35-year-old truck driver in Paterson, said his father died of leukemia on Father's Day two years ago. "I couldn't help my father," he said, "but maybe I can help someone now."
Donors aren't charged for getting their cheeks swabbed, but it costs about $100 to process each sample. Sunday's drive raised money for that mission as well.
It may never be known whether any of the applicants on Sunday actually ends up giving Venancio what he needs. Due to confidentiality rules, tissue donors and recipients are told each other's identities only if both parties agree, and only a year after the procedure.
As Venancio's wife looked at the line of people, mostly strangers, hoping to help him, she choked up. "It's very humbling," she said. "Saying thank you doesn't seem enough."
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Peter Jackson triumphantly returns to Middle Earth with The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. A folksy, beguiling adventure, we get to enjoy the splendor of the story and fantastic settings in a more whimsical experience.
Vital as they are, Gollum and Bilbo can only do so much to keep us enchanted. Is Jackson able to sustain the magic in two more installments? I peer into Tolkien's Misty Mountains and embrace the journey.
Tolkien's inventive, episodic tale of a modest homebody on a dangerous journey has been turned into an overscale and plodding spectacle.
[The] elements are in place again, but the story feels less substantial than the Lord of the Rings tales.
"The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" has finally arrived, not on wings of gossamer fancy but with a hairy-footed thud.
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The movie itself is a lot of fun. And if you can separate yourself from the visual distraction, you'll find plenty to enjoy.
I was impressed with how much of the story's good humor Jackson and Co. manage to weave into the spectacle. It's there in the close shave with a gang of hungry trolls, and it really lifts off once Andy Serkis' uncanny Gollum enters the picture.
To its own narrative detriment, "The Hobbit" works hard to lay the framework for what will follow. Certainly that's one way to set out on a trilogy, but it's surely not the best.
I found that it provided a pretty convincingly immersive experience, and I look forward to the technology's evolution/refinement. Which I guess also means I look forward to the next two installments of the trilogy.
On balance, honor has been done to Tolkien, not least in the famous riddle game between Bilbo and Gollum, and some of the exploits to come will surely lighten the load.
When, in Jackson's film, someone describes a character's "love of gold" as having become "too fierce," you wonder if the warning might apply to "The Hobbit" in other ways.
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SYDNEY (AFP) – Australia said Thursday it will ban the dumping of dredging waste on most of the Great Barrier Reef as environmentalists called for the government to go further and commit to a total halt.
Conservationists say that dumping waste in reef waters will hasten its demise, with dredging smothering corals and seagrasses and exposing them to poisons and elevated levels of nutrients.
The plan, announced by Environment Minister Greg Hunt at the once-a-decade World Parks Congress in Sydney, came as the Australian government said it would set aside Aus$700,000 (US$610,000) to fund a clean-up of marine debris in the reef area.
A further Aus$6 million in funding was also unveiled by Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Thursday to support the sustainable use of Coral Triangle waters by South East Asian countries Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the Solomon Islands and East Timor.
Hunt said his government would enshrine in law the ban on the dumping of dredge spoil – waste material left over from port expansion, digging out harbours, rivers and other waterways – in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
"We will use the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Act… to put in place this ban in legislative form," Hunt told reporters.
The minister had earlier told Congress delegates that enforcing the ban on dredge disposal through laws would ensure "it will not be something that we face again, and that is our pledge to this conference".
The marine park almost totally overlaps with an expanse designated as a World Heritage Area, but the marine park does not include most islands and ports, as well as lakes and other waterways in the slightly larger heritage area.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) welcomed Hunt's plan, describing it as an "important step towards a complete halt to this damaging practice".
But the environmental organisation urged the minister to go a step further and prohibit the dumping of dredge soil throughout the World Heritage Area, and not just within the marine park.
"More than 80 per cent of dumping since 2010 has occurred outside the marine park but within the World Heritage Area where it can easily drift onto coral and seagrass," WWF Australia's chief executive Dermot O'Gorman said.
"As we get closer to (the World Heritage Committee meeting in June), we urge the government to build on this and announce a full ban on dumping in the entire Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area."
A World Heritage Outlook report released Thursday by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), organisers of the Congress, said the reef's fragile ecosystem and marine biodiversity was at risk and the site was assessed as being of "significant concern".


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High school juniors Camelia and Ben have discovered a powerful bond: They both possess the power of psychometry, the ability to sense things through touch. For Ben, the gift is a frightening liability. When he senses a strong threat or betrayal, he risks losing control and hurting people. Camelia's gift is more mysterious. When she works with clay, her hands
High school juniors Camelia and Ben have discovered a powerful bond: They both possess the power of psychometry, the ability to sense things through touch. For Ben, the gift is a frightening liability. When he senses a strong threat or betrayal, he risks losing control and hurting people. Camelia's gift is more mysterious. When she works with clay, her hands sculpt messages her mind doesn't yet comprehend.
Before either teen has a chance to fully grasp their abilities, a new danger surfaces, but this time, Camelia is not the target. Adam, a familiar face from Ben's past, is drawn into a puzzle he can't solve...and his life is on the line. As the clues pile up, Camelia must decide whether to help him and risk losing him or do nothing and suffer the consequences. But in these games, who can be trusted?
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I was in barnes and noble today, saw the book and was like i thought it didnt come out till the 28th. either way i got it and its amazing i already finished it and absolutly loved it. its keeps you hooked leaving you wanting to read more. the only thing im not happy about is waiting for the next one to come out.
It just keeps getting better and better! This book was soooo good. It surpassed all of my expectations. Lots of action and suspense with equal amount of romance. I did not want this story to end and now I am left waiting and anticipating the next in the series. A must read!
Do you love mysterious novels? well hers an amazing novel, Deadly Little Games by Laurie Faria Stloraz..Deadly little games is an amazing novel that will have you hanging on to the edge of your seat while reading this.Honestly this book is filled with so much intensity and mystery on every page. Using techniques like flash backs, flash forwards and also verbal irony makes this novel so much more interesting, exciting, nervous and intense. Every page is filled with nerve racking news that keeps the reader hooked. I personal was hooked o this novel, i stayed up late reading chapter after chapter not able to release the book from my hands, i couldn't put it down.This novel was amazing, terrific and highly recommended. Deadly little games, this novel is about high school juniors Camelia and Ben, her boyfriend. Ben and Camelia have discovered a powerful bond. They both possess the power of Psychometry, the ability to see the future through touch. For Ben, this gift is an frightening liability. When Ben senses a strong threat or betrayal, and risks losing control. Camelias gift is more mysterious. When Camelia works with clay, (her hobby) her hands sculpt clues her mind doesn't yet understand. Before Ben or Camelia has a chance to fully grasp their abilities, anew danger arrives, but this time Camelia is not the target like in previous books. Adam is,a familiar face from Ben's past is drawn into a puzzle like game that he cant solve alone.Knowing his life is on the line Camelia knows she needs to to help figure out what is going on here. As all of the clues and messages pile up, Camelia must decide whether to help Adam and risk losing Ben because he doesn't like the idea of his girlfriend helping someone he doesn't like. Camelia knows she has to do something fast, she doesn't want to lose Ben but she also doesn't want to suffer the consequences with feeling so guilt if something terribly wrong does happen to Adam. But in these games, who can be trusted? Laurie Faria Stoloraz did an amazing job with this novel and I rely did enjoy this book. I now can say I have a favorite novel that I enjoyed and mean it. This novel had a lot of detail and thought put into it, one of the things I connected with while reading this is that it takes place in a high school age group. I felt like I wanted to be there to experience what was going on in all the drama and confusion. With in every chapter there was a hook at the beginning that made me never put the book down. Id promise myself to only five to six chapters a night but by the time i would notice, ten chapters had been read already, I just fell in love with this book. Although this novel was a thumbs up, I do have some dislikes. I felt like the ending of this novel could have been a lot better, the way it ended made me feel a little incomplete. After all the drama and confusion was done with, to have an ending like that was sort of a bummer for me. that was pretty much the only down side to this novel, though it was probably the most important part. Other than that i loved this book and it rely did inspire me to keep reading and to know that there are books out there that will catch your interest.
I just love the Touch series. I never know what to expect. These read really fast, but they are so good you won't want to put it down!
Stupid. I cant tell you how much i hate her... She's lying, and hurting, and complaining. Luckily for us, all the other characters remain the same. Wes and Kimmie are still the same; jokers. Always making me laugh. Ben is still... the same. I used to like Camelia, but now she's a stupid girl who can't make up her mind. (:
This is one of the best series I've read in such a long time!...I love Laurie though! I think she is a great author! Let's just say I read all 4 books in this series in 2.5 days!!!! Does that explain how excellent they are!!!! Each one you but you HAVE to immediately buy the next to find out what happens! I can't wait for number 5!!!! Soon!
LOVED IT!!!!! when Ben talked about the tatto and being soul matess its perfect the best
I love the mysterious and suspenseful nature of it. Laurie Faria Stolarz puts a lot of thought and detail into this. Who doesn't love teens with Psychometry.
This book is awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
The touch series is the best series ever written. On the edge of your seat excitement. I love these books
I loved the first two books and i hope this is just as exciting and just plain amazing as the other books
I believe she belongs with ben. They have way more in common. Be rules!!!!!!!!!!
This is definitely first on my "Books to Get" list. The series is beautiful and I loved the first two books. Laurie Stoalarz does excellent with suspense/horror.
I can't wait for this book. I read Deadly Little Secrets and loved it. Then I read Deadly little Lies and also loved it. Hopefully Adam doesn't come back and Ben won't leave again. Well we'll have to wait and read!!!!
I love these books so much amd to be honest i have dark sacks under my eyes because of it. But i just hate ho repetitive it s. Its like "series of unfortuat events" all over again. But its still one o the best books ive ever read. Even though im probably the only 9 year old who likes to read this in the dark.
Okay whatever I said about the last one, this one was such an improvement, especially with Ben and Kimmie. So four books in and already I was thinking whether to give this a 4 or 5 stars. I figure 4.5 would be better. So yet again, you got Camelia helping out Adam, from the last book, where there's been weird and of course, creepy crossword puzzles. Where in the last one, there was diary entries, in this one you have patient recordings and the like. And it made me like not only that each book has something different while thrown into the story. It makes me like, the way Ms. Stolarz writes and can still have that creepy atmosphere throughout. Whether its slow or fast paced you can't help but keep reading. No wonder shes one of my favorite authors. Anyway, I wonder what the next one will have. And if there will be some things brought up. Very, very good sequel.
Love it!!!!!! This is one of my favorite series. Highly reccomended.


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hutchesons from ireland gravestones
just found a couple of names listed on a site with gravestones of Acton graveyard poyntzpass.
web site is www.poyntzpass.co.uk then go to history and follow link to acton graveyard,
Listed were John Hutcheson of Tandragee died 17/7/1830
aged 86 his wofe sarah who ided 25/11/1834 aged 82
William Hutcheson of portadown died 15/2/1844 aged 75 and jane his wife died 25/8/1866 aged 73
George Hutcheson of Tandragee died 12/2/1843 aged 51 likewise Andrew hutcheson died 13/6/1854 aged 78 david hutcheson died 12/3/1862 aged 76
Anyone interested in these I would like to know as they may link to my hutchinsons who were of Ballyreagh as some others buried in this graveyard lived there.
Also listed a Rev James Wilson of Clare parish chruch who married twice, first to the Daughter of William Hutcheson Tandagree and then to Mary Prentice, he nad his wife mary are buried in the graveyard, (no mention of his 1st wife)
hope this helps someone.


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A Dearth Of Diversity On Canadian Fashion Magazine Covers In 2015
Mainstream beauty standards are rough when you're a person of colour. Growing up, I had to deal with aunts who would pinch my round, Filipino nose to make it slimmer. Kids would ask why my multi-creased eyelids didn't look like "other Asians," and I would repeatedly explain why to them, TLC-style: No, I've never had surgery; No, I wasn't trying to look like them.
I'd hear stories from family and friends who used to wash their faces with stinging lemon juice to make their skin whiter, or who would edit their selfies to make themselves look paler.
It's a fact of life that your hair is always something to be touched or commented on. Clothes in nude shades are never actually your nude.
8 September magazine covers feature incredible black women http://t.co/BvFs9uFlR4 pic.twitter.com/qIcqqTIM49
— HuffPost BlackVoices (@blackvoices) August 21, 2015
So it was brilliant to see the fashion industry begin to embrace inclusive representation in 2015, and the multitude of body types that came with that acceptance. Eight black women seemed to epitomize a diversity tipping point when they appeared on several major U.S. magazine covers in September.
Trans visibility, brought to the forefront by celebrities like Laverne Cox, was bolstered by Caitlyn Jenner's Vanity Fair cover in July. Curvy models like Ashley Graham headlined campaigns and magazine covers across the United States.
Along with HuffPost Canada Style, I wanted to see if a similar diversity "boom" was being mirrored on Canadian newsstands.
Caitlyn Jenner poses for Annie Leibovitz on the cover of Vanity Fair #CallMeCaitlyn http://t.co/NRyh6R09RR pic.twitter.com/GO1ZgJJKBR
— VANITY FAIR (@VanityFair) June 1, 2015
Although print media has been dwarfed by the digital age, magazine covers are still relevant. Since the early 1900s, magazines have deliberately used models on their covers to entice readers. It was only in the 1960s, when Cosmopolitian introduced teasing headlines on their covers, that words became important to the cover equation.
Today, cover models remain symbolic declarations of a magazine's identity. They capture who's important in society or "breaking the Internet" (see Kim Kardashian's racially insensitive Paper cover). And they sometimes make history; Jenner's coming out will always be linked to her iconic white silk bodysuit and Vanity Fair's brand.
And for its best fashion magazine covers of 2015 contest, the American Society of Magazine Editors chose mesmerizing covers featuring Venus Williams and Lupita Nyong'o as its top finalists.
Knowing all this, I was hopeful that 2015 was the year Canadian fashion magazine covers would reflect our country's diverse mix.
But that's not what I found at all.
The Mission
The first question: Which magazines should we look at?
We decided to restrict our survey to the most popular fashion or style-focused magazines from 2015. Most were monthly or seasonal and were widely available across Canada. All were written in English, except for two in French. All covers, including variations or special edition covers, were counted. Only issues that could be found in back issue archives or online were included.
We chose 10 well-known magazine brands: Flare, LouLou, Fashion, Elle Canada, Elle Quebec, Pure, Glow, Dress to Kill, Sharp, and The Kit Compact.
I didn't include special interest and niche magazines that were lower in circulation, as they would not accurately reflect the mainstream media industry's outreach to general audiences. However, I found niche magazines that targeted specific demographics, such as South Asian women, featured people of colour on almost every cover.
What did we mean by "diversity"?
We knew we wanted to look at representation on Canada's magazine covers. But what kind of representation were we talking about?
I chose to use the term "person of colour" to define individuals who are from non-white descent, and "white" to describe people of Caucasian, European descent. I included people with mixed heritages and those of non-European descent in the people of colour group. And this is where it started to get complicated.
I grappled with the definition of "race." Because race is a social construct that depends on culture and location, a glance at a magazine cover can't be all that determines if a person is white. For example, individuals who may "look white" but come from non-European descent, like Jennifer Lopez, counted as people of colour. When the cover star's ethnic identity was known or searchable online, I could categorize them with certainty. Often, I'd end up sleuthing through cover models' biographies, playing a (well-intentioned) race detective. But when I couldn't find any info, I had to rely on how they presented and referred to themselves as. Because of this, my count of "white" cover stars might include white-passing individuals who actually identify otherwise.
On LGBTQ representation
In an attempt to collect data on other forms of diversity, I realized my terminology would have to be specific. Since there is no one way someone can be transgender or intersex, and because many trans individuals face barriers that prevent them from being public about their identities, I could only look for "openly trans" representation on covers.
And similarly, because sexuality is fluid and sometimes met with opposition, other LGBQ representation also meant cover stars who publicly identified as such.
I found myself cringing as I typed in names in search bars, along with words like "orientation," "is gay," "is queer," "girlfriend," "dating history," or "personal life." Instead of concrete statements from the celebrities or models themselves, I'd see rumours about their sexualities from other sites.
Visible disabilities (emphasis on "visible")
I included visible disabilities in my search, because disability representation is lacking in the fashion industry.
A "visible disability" means one that can be seen or identified by others, so the use of a wheelchair or having a mobility impairment could qualify as a visible disability, for example.
But many disabilities are "invisible," such as deafness, cognitive or mental health disorders, and brain injuries, among others. So some cover stars might be living with disabilities, but readers (myself included) can't tell from the cover unless it's identified in text or through another means.
Then came the question of body size...
I didn't seek to compare different sizes on magazine covers. Although representation of diverse body sizes is important, deciding which cover stars qualified felt too subjective. The term plus-size is something that not everyone agrees with, so it wasn't something I was willing to use in the research.
The Results
After surveying 10 leading fashion magazines in Canada, here's what I found:
- Of the 124 people featured on 80 covers published in 2015, only 13 could be identified as people of colour. Seven cover stars were black, three were Asian, two were Latina, and one was indigenous.
- White or white-passing people were featured on 95 per cent of covers, landing on 76 of the 80. Some magazine brands had no identifiable people of colour on their covers for the entire year, while others had one person of colour featured in group covers with white models.
- LouLou had the highest number, with six people of colour featured on five of their eight covers in 2015. However, they all appeared on covers alongside white models.
Of the 13 people of colour, 10 of them were featured in group covers with either one or more white fellow cover stars. Guess that old notion that racialized people can't sell magazines is still alive and well.
- From the cover stars I could search, none publicly identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual or queer.
- Openly trans people were missing on 2015 covers in Canada. Cis women appeared to be well-represented.
- Men were rarely spotted on fashion magazines, and those that were on covers were more likely to be older than the twenty-something women featured. When it came to age, five male cover stars could be verified to be more than 40 years old, whereas only two female cover stars were. Just one man was a person of colour.
- People with visible disabilities were not given any visibility, nor were any mobility devices like wheelchairs, hearing aids, or guide animals. Even eyeglasses were rarely shown on covers, or any item that would suggest cover stars were anything but able-bodied.
- An obvious trend I noticed was that there were barely any variations in body size on covers. Most models looked thin enough that they could buy clothes from mainstream brands without having to worry about fit or tailoring.
The Verdict
It wasn't hard to spot the pattern. When it comes to representation and inclusion, Canadian fashion covers have a long way to go.
The dearth of fashion media diversity on is not unique to our country. In spite of the black women who dominated September's covers, Fashionista found that just 27 of 136 U.S. fashion magazine covers printed in 2015 had models of colour. Worldwide, the Fashion Spot reports that more than 22 per cent of fashion magazines in 2015 had people of colour on their covers, a slight increase from the year before, when white people were five times more likely than people of colour to appear on international covers.
Black models on the covers:
Jourdan Dunn for Vogue UK (after 12 years)
Liya Kebede for Vogue Paris (after 5 years) pic.twitter.com/IiVyNjzMzm
— xx (@leemcquxxn) April 20, 2015
Jourdan Dunn, who was Prada's first black model in a decade and Vogue UK's first black cover model in 12 years, told the Guardian there's no good reason for not choosing black cover models.
"They say if you have a black face on a magazine cover it won't sell, but there's no real evidence for that. It's lazy," Dunn said. "You always hear 'there aren't enough black models,' which is BS. It's all about these dead excuses."
Considering Canada's sizable racialized population, those excuses don't hold water here, either. Statistics Canada reports that as of 2011, more than 6.2 million Canadians are non-white visible minorities, out of Canada's 35.16 million population. That's more than 19 per cent of our country who could easily be visible in the media they consume, which is plenty: ZenithOepedia estimated Canadians spent about 492 minutes consuming media in 2015.
And lack of representation is bound to have an effect on them. University of Toronto professor Minelle Matani's research into minorities in Canadian media showed that misrepresentation of ethnic groups led to normalizing stereotypes.
"Often unequipped with direct experience of Canadian cities given the sheer vastness of this nation, Canadians rely upon the media to tell them about their country," Matani reports. "... Through demeaning characterizations and an absence of
nuanced representations, minorities are made to feel as if they do not belong."
And no representation at all suggests that diverse lives aren't as important or deserving of attention. Omitting people of colour from a specific form of entertainment, for example, gives the message that racially diverse individuals aren't as beautiful or as wanted as the beautiful qualities white individuals have.
I've seen the impact of underrepresentation first-hand, in the form of internalized self-hatred, nose-pinching and so forth. I've also seen the benefits of reversing this. My sister, who'd lament her skin colour as a kid, now berates her friends who layer on ghostly pale layers of foundation that don't match their skin colour. Cousins of mine turn to non-Western forms of entertainment, like K-Pop, to see idols who look a little more like them take centre stage.
The Takeaway
With 2015 behind us, 2016's covers so far aren't impressing me much. Of the Canadian January issues I've seen, all five of the cover stars on four magazine covers are white.
What I've uncovered about the lack of diversity in this industry tells me fashion magazines aren't meant for people like me. I'm tempted to feel like my efforts to discover diversity were futile, but in retrospect, delving into the covers made me think critically about diversity.
I was consciously scanning and re-scanning the covers, because cover stars' ethnicities were a lot more complicated than the average consumer might see. There were subsets to whiteness too, like Jewish representation and mixed heritage representation, that were lost in the sea of identical features. A hurried look at a newsstand would have most people see them as white. The nuances were lost.
I really doubt any of these magazines were deliberately using models and celebrities because they were white. Chances are, there are people of colour working in fashion media too, people from diverse backgrounds who grew up consuming the same media I have. What's really at fault is complacency with industry traditions, the internalizing and acceptance of the "That's just the way it is" reasoning we've all heard ad nauseum.
If that's the case, those with editorial power need to learn how to be consciously aware of what status quo their cover stars are maintaining or disrupting. Showing different people on covers, and not just in group shots or once a year, takes a deliberate and continuing commitment to inclusion. It's a plunge that can make cover imagery more complex and more nuanced.
And once they make that move, people like me might start double-taking when we pass by. On my daily commute, as I did my ritual of scanning magazine racks (and then ignoring them all), I noticed a battered issue of NOW, a Toronto weekly paper that had done the unthinkable: it had put a naked, laughing, black woman on its cover.
ELLE U.S. appears to have listened to the uproar caused by their 2015 "Women in TV" issue's portrayal of a single woman of colour. Four of the five stars on the 2016 edition are women of colour, each with her own cover.
ELLE's example could pave the way for an encouraging trend of rewriting industry standards and using backlash as teachable moments. The fact that each woman of colour was given the same exposure white cover stars had in last year's issue suggests the magazine is thinking deeply about the kind of representation they're putting forward. In turn, I guarantee this will make people like me want to start reading.
So, what do you say, Canada?
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Considering Caitlyn Jenner has only recently come out as transgender, it makes sense that she's still learning about the political and social impact of being a very public representative of trans people. But that being said, her comments to TIME last week were still grossly off the mark. Stating the importance of dressing the part because nobody feels comfortable around a "man in a dress," she eventually issued an apology since her comments were met with understandable upset. "I think I caused a lot of hurt with this comment, and I'm truly sorry," she said in an op-ed posted on Whosay. "What I was trying to say is that our world is really still a binary one, and that people who look 'visibly transgender' sometimes can struggle for acceptance and may be treated poorly by others. And while this may be true, it's also something that needs to change."
Considering how far we've come since the release of "Zoolander" (as a people, and also as consumers of comedy), it was downright disappointing to see the new trailer feature Benedict Cumberbatch as an androgynous model met with tired, damaging, and ignorant comments about his body and gender. A bummer in and of itself, but when you think of how many people this sloppy and embarrassing writing had to go through, it's downright heartbreaking. Know better, Hollywood (and writers/actors/directors who populate it).
Currently, our primary social narrative is the displacement of millions of Syrian refugees who are desperately fleeing their homeland in the wake of war and terrorism. Which I guess is why photographer Norbert Beska staged a "refugee-inspired" fashion editorial that saw models wearing designer pieces amongst a DP camp backdrop. Seriously. Like, actually. As if being a refugee is romantic or glamorous and not at all defined by the trauma of having to leave behind everything you know and love in order to, you know, survive. Just don't, you guys.
Let's stick to the facts: in October, Rick Owens sent models wearing models (yes, like human backpacks) during his S/S show to depict "sisterhood." Sure.
Oscar commentary this year was bleak. But it was especially bad when "Fashion Police" co-host Giuliana Rancic described Zendaya's dreadlocks as making the actress looked like she "smelled like patchouli or weed." (Which, like, what the hell?) So Zendaya responded accordingly, taking to Instagram to defend her hair, her right to wear dreadlocks, the history of dreadlocks, and to offer this: "There is a fine line between what is funny and disrespectful." Rancic — fortunately — went on to apologize.
You read that correctly. During Milan Fashion Week in March, Dsquared2 presented "Dsquaw," a line consisting of tribal-print leggings, fur and leather coats, and feathered accents — all under the incredibly racist/ignorant line's name. Understandably, critics were unhappy, citing cultural misappropriation as well as full-on plagiarism, making this arguably one of the worst WTF of the year.


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"Chuck you have to be kidding!" argued Logan the x-men known as Wolverine as he was arguing with professor x in the teacher's lounge at the X-mansion "Why in the world did you come up with that idea?"
"It's okay Logan, I know you don't like the idea but we need to have the X-men and Misfits get along."
"I know Chuck but a party, that's a recipe for disaster."
"It can't be that bad." Replied the X-man known as Angel
"Warren where have you been the last few years, the X-men and Misfits get together and things blow up."
"Oh come on Logan it can't be that bad." Replied Beast
"This has disaster written all over it." Wolverine grumbled
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"Megan why is there a giant spider in the backyard?" asked Cyclops the leader of the X-men who was talking to Megan also known as Camo one of the new mutants.
"I invited the ponies, to come and the witches followed them along with Aggh."
"Why do I even bother?" "This place is full of psychos."
"Someone call?" asked Althea a.k.a Wavedancer the leader of the Misfits "We would have been here sooner but Rapture, wanted to stop and pick up some friends one of them has been depressed since that planet was declassified."
"It's an outrage!" yelled Setsuna from somewhere in the room
"Don't start that again." groaned Hotaru as the four came into the room
"And of course you had to bring those loons." Cyclops groaned "Why is it all the people here are crazy."
"Hey this is nothing." Haruka pointed out "Try going to Nermia sometime, they make you guys look quiet."
"Now that's a scary thought."
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"Haruka calm down!" yelled Rapture as she chased after the blonde "You cannot kill Shipwreck for flirting with your girlfriend!"
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"AGGH, no bad spider!" yelled the Witch known as Draggle "We don't eat people from the the friends of humanity, whatever that is." Aggh grumbled and spit out Duncan Mathhews who promptly ran off
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Do Too!" Terra argued as she shoved Raven back
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"Whee!" yelled Hotaru as she ran around
"Oh no who gave her that coffee?" groaned Setsuna as she chased Hotaru around "Okay Hotaru just calm down and give me your pen."
"No way hose!" Hotaru yelled as she ran further ahead
"Now where in the world did those two loons that are also Hotaru's guardians go off to?"
"Ahhh, I did not to see that!" yelled Angel as Haruka and Michiru came tumbling out of the closet
"Big surprise there." Setsuna grumbled as she noticed the triplets take d.n.a samples from Wolverine and than sneak up and take samples also from Haruka "Why did I come again?"
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"Hey that's mine!" Raven yelled as her and Terra argued over a seat which Bard took that resulted in the usual chaos
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"Hotaru put that glaive away!" ordered Setsuna
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"Chuck I never though would say this." Said Wolverine "But this was a quiet party."
"Thats a scary thought Logan." Said the professor as he heard something crash "This place barely lasted through this party."
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Ever since the revised lay out and change to the newer forum, things have not been the same. Hardly visit anymore because of all the gliches. I reentered my photos to see if that would correct the problem. I am now able to see them but apparently no one else can.
Man... that's a shame.. I'm brand new to this and am really excited to join the discussion.. big letdown. I wonder if there's a permissions setting or something that has to be tweaked.. or shoot, you could just start a whole new thread! Either way, thank you for the reply.
Ron - is there any way I could talk you into posting the same info in a brand new thread and/or shooting me a private message with the same? If not no biggie, but I know your system works based on the feedback and I'd be interested to set up something similar with mine. Thanks and Semper Fi.
Most shop vacuums are not powerful enough for the job. The warning is telling you that insufficient dust collection could cause a fire. I have a 4" dc and even it has trouble keeping up at times. Imo, if you don't have a good dc system, you are better off removing the dust shoot and letting the dust fall below. I would also advise not using an elbow. It's better to use a 4" flex hose so it's a more gradual curve.
Using 4 inch is fine if you have enough flow. Smaller vacs won't have enough cfm to maintain the velocity through the 4 inch to stop settling of dust like a dust collector system which even a small one will have double the airflow. Vacs roughly 200 cfm dust collector 400 and up
Originally posted by lreops View Post[ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15084_1422833008135_845[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15090_1422833025818_31[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15089_1422833037721_32[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15088_1422833047728_921[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15087_1422833059197_604[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]temp_15086_1422833068464_944[/ATTACH] Re: dust collection question -r4512
Having no Dust Collecting System and having to rely on a shop Vac, I came up with a solution with the R4512 TS. Being that the dust chute is four inches and my shop Vav is only 2½", I figured out a simple solution to the problem.
I went to my local HD and got one of these;
I also got this adapter set;
I inserted the 2½ adapter so that it would be flush inside the smaller end;
I also got another hose so that I could keep it hooked up all of the time instead of climbing under the saw every time to hook it up. Not that it's a big deal because with the adapter, to hook it up is the same as hooking into the Vac itself;
The one thing I hadn't counted on was the longer length of the connector of the newer hose. So, I just used the older original hose from the Shop Vac. If need be, it would not take much effort to cut down or shorten the new connector. The main reason for having the shorter connector is because of the lift system, there's not much room to play with. This shows the difference between the new and old hoses;
Now, the installation is pretty simple once you give the inside of the connector a light coating of 3 in 1 oil so that it will easily slide onto the dust chute. Because the rubber connector is 3" and you're putting it on a 4" chute, it takes a little muscling and stretching to get it on, but with the oil coating, not very hard;
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