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UK - Run in association with LSi magazine, the 2017 PLASA Awards for Innovation took place at the end of a very busy Monday at this year's PLASA Show. Hosted by PLASA's managing director Peter Heath, the awards aim to recognise and reward outstanding new product ideas. The Awards garner a huge amount of respect because they are independently and impartially judged by an invited team of industry experts. To win an Award for Innovation and Sustainability, a nominated product had to satisfy the chairman of judges that it met the criteria for Innovation by clearly showing that it demonstrates a new style of thinking; improves technical practice; introduces new technology, new materials or new techniques; includes patents or unique intellectual property; offers a new commercial advantage, or improves safety. "This year we saw an incredible 40 products nominated, rather fittingly for our 40th year," says Peter. "The judges can give up to eight Awards of equal standing - plus they have the option to make one or more of these a 'GOLD' Award - to recognise products they believe stand out above the others. They also have the option to present the PLASA Award for Sustainability, for products which offer a significant reduction of power usage; or make effective use of renewable energy sources; or which offer a significant reduction in environmental impact of its product lifecycle." The judges awarded all eight trophies and the winners were: City Theatrical for the DMXcat A compact multifunction DMX analyser t
UK GDS announced at PLASA 2017 the creation of GDS Korea, a GDS manufacturing and design office in South Korea. Following its creation, GDS has secured leading lighting supply and integration company, Hansam System Co Ltd as its exclusive distribution partner. Richard Cuthbert commented: I am extremely pleased to be working with Hansam System and the team in South Korea. With an unparalleled system integration knowledge, it is the right choice for GDS theatre and lighting products. I very much look forward to improving the technical quality of theatre spaces in South Korea, and driving standards higher, as GDS has a long-standing reputation for doing." (Jim Evans)
UK - Chroma-Q has appointed Paul Pelletier as global brand manager for Chroma-Q. Pelletier is a 30 year veteran in the performance lighting industry working for industry leaders, most recently Martin Professional in the role of solution manager. Bringing with him extensive experience working with key brands, Paul has been an integral asset in brand development and marketing. He has worked closely with product development, sales, marketing and technical support to develop products, as well as to promote and sell these products within the lighting marketplace. Reporting to Jean-François Canuel, managing director for the Canadian Operations, Paul will provide the direction to promote and continue the growth of the Chroma-Q brand, with support and training for clients and users. He will also work closely with Chroma-Q's R&D team to create forward-looking, successful product development efforts that anticipate and fulfill end-user lighting design needs. Paul will be based near Chroma-Q's North American manufacturing operations in Toronto, Canada. Paul commenced his new journey for Chroma-Q attending IBC2017 tradeshow in Rai, Amsterdam, and PLASA 2017 international tradeshow in London, to discuss highlights from the Chroma-Q LED product range at the brand's dedicated stand. (Jim Evans)
USA - What The Festival (WTF) returned to the Wolf Run Ranch in Oregon on 16-19 June for the sixth edition of the boutique festival. Funktion-One sound, including a Vero system for the main stage, was deployed across the festival, courtesy of Sound Investment and Fusebox Productions. WTF was born in 2012, the same year that the festival's co-founder, Glen Boyd, had Sound Investment install a Funktion-One sound system in his house. This year's event welcomed 7,500 people, who came for what Boyd describes as: "A totally immersive festival". "It's not about massive crowds and headliners, it's about the whole experience, which includes interactive art, eight stages of electronic and live music, guest speakers and movement classes," he says. "We don't do pass outs because we want our community to stay together and for the environment to be as immersive as possible." To ensure that each stage has its own immersive aural environment, Boyd, together with fellow co-owners Tiffany Boyd and Peter Clark, stipulates that Funktion-One loudspeakers feature throughout. Boyd continues: "I believe Funktion-One sound provides the best experience. I've followed the brand since the early 2000s and I've watched them improve and get better. There isn't anything in the market that comes close in terms of quality and the warmness of the sound." The main stage, which hosted a range of DJ and live performances from the likes of ZHU, Cut Copy and Gramatik, featured two vertical arrays of three Vero V315 mid-bass enclosures, two Vero
UK - Historic landmark building (and former picture house), The Scala at Kings Cross originally opened its doors just after the end of World War 1. More recently, in its current guise as an eclectic live music and dance/club venue, it has played host to many top bands since the venue reopened in 1999, including Tiesto, Bastille, Ed Sheeran, Nine Inch Nails, Kaiser Chiefs, Foo Fighters, Rihanna, Rita Ora, Lana Del Rey, The Killers and Stereophonics. In order to keep up with the demanding technical requirements of artistes of this calibre, the Scala recently upgraded its house PA system to a Martin Audio MLA Compact, with the new system designed and installed by Capital Sound (for whom both The Killers and Stereophonics are long-term touring accounts). With as many as 800 people packing the place for live stage events (rising to 1145 capacity for club nights), audiences too are now treated to pristine digital audio from the new mixer-loudspeaker combination. Explaining the background to the sale, Capital Sound's operations & development director, Paul Timmins stated that when his company became aware that the Scala were starting to upgrade, having taken possession of a new digital console, they approached the venue's technical manager, David Preston and he in turn introduced them to Scala owner, Ryan Bissett and Operations director, Lee Hazell. "We recognised that this is a difficult venue, with a big reflective glass wall at the back, and we felt that MLA Compact would offer the ideal solution," he said. "The sale was concluded ov
Italy - An Allen & Heath dLive C Class mixing system was selected for a charity concert by famous tenor, Andrea Bocelli, held at Teatro del Silenzio in Lajatico, Italy, for his foundation, Voices of Haiti. Held annually, this year's concert featured a choir of 60 young Haitian singers, who are part of an educational Andrea Bocelli Foundation (ABF) musical project. The opera star accompanied the choir and there was also performances from several international guest artists. Now in its 12th year, the concert was attended by more than 15,000 people. PA company, Luciano Spera Audio Video Luci, was responsible for audio requirements on the night, selecting a compact dLive C3500 Surface with CDM48 MixRack, to manage FOH. Sound engineer, Pierpaolo Guerrini, commented: "The dLive C Class was a great choice for this concert. Its compact size means we did not take up much space in the audience, and the audio clarity, depth and quality of the system make it the perfect choice for classical events." (JimEvans)
Australia - Brisbane's Point Source Solutions are specialist AV integrators that pride themselves on making complex systems work. With skills across multiple disciplines, Point Source can do everything from event management, to networking infrastructure, to LED video screen design. With a diverse roster of clients, Point Source recently found themselves aboard two P&O cruise ships, the Pacific Dawn and the flagship Pacific Explorer, upgrading their theatre's lighting system with High End System's Full Boar 4 consoles. With a rotating line-up of productions created for the global cruise giant by Sydney's Grayboy Entertainment, theatre on the P&O line is just as complex and technical as it is on dry land. Grayboy's lighting designer Gavan Swift is a dedicated Hog user, and specifies High End Systems consoles for all of the P&O shows. As part of a major upgrade, both the Explorer and Dawn's Full Boar 3s were retired and directly replaced by the latest Full Boar 4s. "I specified the Full Boar 4 firstly due to its ease of use and intuitive control interface," said Gavan Swift. "The second reason was that the Full Boar is a direct upgrade from the Hog 3 with similarities in how the two consoles operate resulting in less training for the on-board crew who have to program and operate the lighting console on a daily basis. "Whilst the Grayboy production shows are the primary focus for the theatre on-board, there are daily events that need to be lit and a number of guest entertainers who need their shows programmed and operated
UK - The PLASA Show's second year at London Olympia marks its 40th anniversary. It may be 40 years old, but the show has moved with the times, adapting its offering to accommodate the shift in how companies want to exhibit. There are over 200 brands on the show floor this year, displaying the very latest pro audio, lighting, AV, staging and rigging technology. New audio products on show include: Adamson's IS-Series of loudspeakers; d&b audiotechnik's 24S and 24S-D and 21S-SUB point source loudspeakers; FBT Audio's VENTIS and Shure's Axient Digital Wireless System. New lighting releases include Chauvet's Maverick MK2 Profile; Elation's Artiste Dali; Eaton's Zero 88 FLX S and Robe's new MegaPointe. This year's enhanced seminar programme sees more than 100 industry experts giving key-note talks, live demos, interactive workshops and panel discussions. Sessions will cover hot topics in the industry such as 3D audio, preparing for the loss of 700MHz, using video design to support theatrical lighting, and familiar favourites, such as the annual Rigging Conference and Forum, and Dante training workshop. In the Audio & AV Theatre, sound designers Gareth Fry and Pete Malkin will talk about their incredible work to build a shifting world of sound on The Encounter, Simon McBurney's solo performance at The Barbican; veteran industry journalist Phil Ward is hosting two panel sessions - 360 Degrees of Sound, which will take a look at 3D audio, and dealing with architects and consultants, in the intriguingly entitled Was Le Corbusi
UK - Sunday 17 September marked the 10th anniversary of the prestigious Knight of Illumination (KOI) Awards, held at the Eventim Apollo in London. During the dazzling evening event, 24 respected designers were 'knighted' - and bestowed with the iconic KOI sword. The event was skillfully compered by the inimitable Ola Melzig, an internationally renowned technical director perhaps best known for his tireless work on the annual Eurovision Song Contest - the world's biggest televised music event. More than 500 entertainment technology industry professionals gathered together to celebrate the achievements of the many international lighting and video designers whose work on shows across the UK earned them a coveted place on the shortlist for this year's KOI Awards. The winners are as follows: THEATRE Winner of The ADB Theatre Award for Plays: Richard Howell for Guards at the Taj Winner of The ETC Theatre Award for Dance: Fabiana Piccioli for Echoes Winner of The PRG XL Video Theatre Award for Musicals: David Hersey for Fiddler on the Roof Winner of The Hawthorn Theatre Award for Projection Design: Lysander Ashton for City of Glass Winner of The Robert Juliat Theatre Award for Opera: Simon Corder for The Queen of Spades TELEVISION Winner of The Light Initiative Television Award for Events: Bernie Davis for BBC1's Festival of Remembrance Winner of The Philips Vari-Lite Television Award for Drama: Domini
UK - Soundcraft by Harman and UK distributor Sound Technology Ltd are pleased to announce the Vi1000 digital mixing console at PLASA 2017 [Sound Technology Ltd, Stand S71]. Representing the culmination of the groundbreaking achievements and rich feature sets offered by Soundcraft's acclaimed Vi Series, the new Vi1000 offers 96 input channels with 24 mono/stereo mix busses, plus LRC master busses, and support for Dante audio networking - all in a compact form factor that makes it ideal for smaller touring projects, rental companies, corporate AV applications, as well as music venue, theatre, and HOW installations in search of a versatile digital mixer, says Soundcraft. Key among its many features, the Vi1000 incorporates Vistonics II 'knobs-on-glass' functionality, making it easy to see and access the power and versatility of the mixing environment; along with Soundcraft Faderglow colour coding, which illuminates the fader slots according to function using clearly defined colours. With Vistonics II, each control is always clearly labelled as to its function, despite the assignable nature of the various controls. The functions are colour coded and use icons to clearly indicate the type of parameter being adjusted - whether it's a signal level, filter frequency, or attack/release time. A simple touch of the screen is all it takes to access all the parameters associated with a particular channel strip processing function. With Faderglow technology, colour coding of the Vi1000's faders help audio engineers avoid costly mistakes caused by adjus
UK - Novum Audio Visual Ltd., a leading Midlands-based conference and technical event production company, has just invested in a significant stock of Outline PA equipment along with flying hardware, flight cases and amplifiers as part of an exercise to both revitalize and streamline their rental stock inventory. Novum's technical team voted unanimously for the Outline products after a blind shoot-out between seven different speaker manufacturers. Novum's commercial director, Tim Jacques, takes up the story: "In this current tranche of investment, we essentially had two issues to resolve. First, we were looking to overhaul our point source stock, and secondly we wanted to set a foundation and a direction for our next investment into a large-format solution. "Much of our previous audio stock was over 10 years old and over the years we had gradually built up a wide range of different speaker types and brands to respond to the varying needs of our clients, "continues Jacques. "Whilst our customers have always been delighted with our service, system design and setup was getting ever more complicated with five different speaker brands in various formats and three different brands of amplifiers. We decided that it was time to streamline the stock and find a speaker brand that both met our performance criteria and helped reduce weight. "Our ideal solution was a box that was sufficiently small and aesthetically pleasing for use at our corporate events, yet powerful enough to handle the demands we have for public address and stage performance. W
South Africa - Ayrton has announced the appointment of Zane Cretten as the latest member of its expanding sales team. Based in South Africa, Cretten will take on the position of regional sales manager, with responsibility for sales across Africa and the Middle East. Cretten brings with him 11 years' experience in the live events industry, specialising in video and lighting. During this time he has worked with major global brands including High End, Barco, Pandora's Box, d3, CreateLED, Wings and Caliber. "When the opportunity arose to join Ayrton I jumped at the chance," says Cretten. "I am very excited to be joining such a highly-specialised, innovative lighting company. I'm really looking forward to working with such a creative manufacturer and growing the market share in Africa and the Middle East." "Zane will be a valuable addition to Ayrton's international sales team with a key role representing the company in this fast-developing region," says Ayrton's global sales director, Michael Althaus. "We are delighted to welcome him to the team and ensure customers across Africa and the Middle East benefit from the full Ayrton service." (Jim Evans)
UK - DiGiCo has announced the launch of a new DMI-MIC Pre-Amp Card for its S-Series digital mixing consoles, offering additional connectivity. The S-Series has already benefitted from an increase from 40 to 48 flexi channels as part of a recent update, and the new DMI-MIC Pre-Amp Card adds an extra eight mic inputs, connected via a 25-way D-sub, using the same pre-amps already found in the console. This allows for up to 40 mic inputs directly on the console surface. DiGiCo consoles are used on many of the biggest live sound tours and events around the world and the launch of new, compact S-Series made this pedigree of audio performance available to every part of the industry, with Stealth Digital Processing introducing a new standard of audio quality, power and flexibility not seen before at its price point. The S-Series multi-touch touch screens, breaking the mould for small format consoles, with up to 31 faders, 96kHz processing, Internal FX and bundles of I/O. With plug-in DMI cards the S-Series can operate in a wide variety of environments by adding extra I/O or connectivity options, including MADI, Dante or Waves SoundGrid. "The new DMI-MIC Pre-Amp Card shows our continued commitment to our products," says DiGiCo general manager, Austin Freshwater. "To take advantage of this and our other DMI card options, we are running a Get Connected programme, so contact your local dealer for full details of the programme and get connected soon!" (Jim Evans)
UK - Spectra Displays has made a significant addition to its team by recruiting an experienced member of the industry, Rob Marvell as operations director. With a strong background in audio Rob brings with him 15 years of experience working with Bose Professional UK, where he joined at the start of PRO-Partner to coordinate what was an industry changing distribution model focused on quality. Spectra's MD Mike Boxall comments, "We have taken the business as far as we can and to grow we needed to expand; Rob joining the team is a great and crucial addition. Rob is a very personable, highly respected and well-connected AV Professional with a diverse skillset who will fit in perfectly with our organisation. We are already seeing growth since his appointment but the funny thing is that it took an audio guy to give a visual company perspective! At Spectra, our ethos has always been focused on quality over quantity and to ensure that the final installed solution exceeds the client's expectations." (Jim Evans)
UK - Tourflex Cabling, the cable manufacturing division of A.C. Entertainment Technologies Ltd. (AC-ET), has launched its new dedicated website - www.tourflex-cabling.com. Tourflex Cabling builds cable assemblies to customers' specific requirements in its manufacturing facility in High Wycombe, not far from London. The level of customisation even goes down to adding specific heat shrink labelling, RFIDs and barcodes as required by the client. Typical customers include rental and production companies, as well as venues and installers. Phill Capstick, AC-ET's managing director said: "Custom cable assemblies for Entertainment, Film and TV is an important part of the business, but it's always been difficult to explain the full range of what we're able to do as there are thousands of options. Having a dedicated site for Tourflex Cabling helps us to do this. Our customers often need personalised cables at short notice, and in high volumes. By manufacturing in-house in the UK and holding large stocks of cables and connectors, Tourflex Cabling can offer great service." Phill continues: "We've invested heavily in testing equipment so that each and every cable assembly manufactured in-house conforms to the high build quality that our customers require, and we think this puts us in a leading position within the market because we know how important this is to them. "We're looking to further develop the website over the coming months to provide more details of the products and services that we supply and the connectors that we use, inc
The Netherlands - Film & Broadcasting specialist ARRI has selected LumenRadio as its technology partner for their wireless offer going forward. The first products to be released are the SkyLink and the SkyPanel S360-C, both debuting at IBC 2017. "In the year of their 100th anniversary, ARRI has taken the step to go wireless and join LumenRadio's ever-growing list of OEM's and end-users who are using our ultra-reliable CRMX technology. This further solidifies our position as the de facto standard for wireless DMX within film & broadcasting, which is both a blessing and a responsibility – we will have to continue to deliver on our promise of Wireless Without Worries," says Robert Larsson, international sales manager who is responsible for LumenRadio's business within professional lighting. The SkyLink product is a particularly interesting development, as it opens for retrofitting the huge installed base of ARRI SkyPanels in the market. This provides ARRI with an end-to-end solution, adding wireless connectivity with a minimum of effort. "We are very proud of earning ARRI's trust and adding them to our reference list. We are positive this will further reassure our current and future OEM partners that CRMX is the technology of choice for Film & Broadcasting – the only solution that truly can fulfill the reliability requirements of this high-stake business." concludes Peter Lindkvist, sales director at LumenRadio. (Jim Evans)
USA - Millions of fans got their first taste of Dropkick Murphys' potent Celtic punk musical brew watching Martin Scorsese's Academy Award winning film The Departed To Boston. The Quincy, Massachusetts-based band's platinum hit I'm Shipping Up To Boston ran through that dark and edgy gangster drama like a red-hot wire. Although the movie may be 10 years in the rearview mirror, Dropkick Murphy's fires are burning as brightly as ever. This intensity is on full display in the group's current tour, co-headlined with the equally potent punkers Rancid, in support of its ninth studio album. Along with the relentless energy, non-stop crowd surfing, and big explosive sound, the tour is serving up some searing visuals for both groups courtesy of a Cody James designed lightshow that features Chauvet Professional Maverick and Rogue fixtures supplied by JDI Productions. "There's a great amount of energy on this tour," said James. "Neither band ever takes its foot off the pedal, so our goal is to create a continuous flow of punchy looks for two 90-minute sets." Meeting this challenge can sometimes get complicated, since the two bands alternate opening for one another. This means that James has to fight the sun for one of the two groups at every venue. The intense output of the six Maverick MK1 Hybrids in his rig has made this task easier. "The Maverick Hybrids are my go-to fixture for this tour," he said. "I begged for them. Their power is first and foremost what stands out. I can use them as a beam that cuts through the
UK - As the PLASA Show's second year at London Olympia and its 40th anniversary approaches this Sunday, 17 September, there is much to look forward to. It may be 40 years old, but the show has moved with the times, adapting its offering to accommodate the shift in how companies want to exhibit. There will be over 200 brands on the show floor this year, displaying the very latest pro audio, lighting, AV, staging and rigging technology. New audio products on show will include: Adamson's IS-Series of loudspeakers; d&b audiotechniks's 24S and 24S-D and 21S-SUB point source loudspeakers; FBT Audio's VENTIS and Shure's Axient Digital Wireless System. New lighting releases include: Chauvet's Maverick MK2 Profile; Elation's Artiste Dali; Eaton's Zero 88 FLX S and Robe's brand new MegaPointe. This year's enhanced seminar programme, will see more than 100 industry experts giving key-note talks, live demos, interactive workshops and panel discussions. Sessions will cover hot topics in the industry such as 3D audio, preparing for the loss of 700MHz, using video design to support theatrical lighting, and familiar favourites, such as the annual Rigging Conference and Forum, and Dante training workshop. In the Audio & AV Theatre, sound designers Gareth Fry and Pete Malkin will talk about their incredible work to build a shifting world of sound on The Encounter, Simon McBurney's solo performance at The Barbican; veteran industry journalist Phil Ward is hosting two panel sessions - 360 Degrees of Sound, which will
UK - A.C. Entertainment Technologies Ltd. (AC-ET) has been appointed as the UK-exclusive distributor for the LSC Lighting Systems range of control, dimming & distribution products - a selection of which will be showcased on the company's stand (E30b) at PLASA 2017, Olympia, London, 17-19 September. AC-ET's UK sales & purchasing director, Jonathan Walters, commented: "We are delighted to add LSC to our portfolio of control, dimming & distro brands. LSC is synonymous with producing innovative and high-quality products, and its impressive line-up further strengthens the choice of solutions we can give our customers access to - all under one roof." PLASA will see the launch of LSC's new Unity cabinet dimmer and power distribution system. Already specified into one of the worlds' biggest installations, Unity offers a next generation, complete solution to control an array of LEDs, tungsten and power switched fixtures seamlessly. The award-winning Mantra console is simple and intuitive, and designed to control LEDs, moving lights and conventionals. The new V1.3 software will offer advanced programming features for power users. Gen-VI is LSC's most advanced and successful dimmer/distro to date. Allowing the user to configure each channel to be an 8 or 16-bit dimmer or switch channel using LSC's revolutionary TruPower technology, it is perfect for controlling traditional fixtures, LEDs, moving lights, and AV systems. Also showing, the APS-Advanced Power System is designed to manage power and avoid nuisance tripping associated
UK - Theatres Trust has announced the programme of speakers for Conference 17: Theatres & Placemaking which will take place on 17 October at the Lyric Hammersmith, London. Speakers will be discussing the role of theatres and the wider cultural infrastructure within placemaking. Teams behind recent theatre projects will explore how community and placemaking plays a fundamental role in the future proofing of their venues with Storyhouse Chester, Tara Arts, New Diorama Theatre, Royal Town Planning Institute, Argent LLP and others joining in the discussions. Jon Morgan, director of Theatres Trust says: "Conference 17 will stimulate conversations around theatre buildings and their role in placemaking – ranging from their impact on vibrancy of place and the local economy, the physical and philosophical relationship of theatre buildings to their community and their contribution to wellbeing and identity. Our speakers and case studies bring with them a wealth of fascinating stories and experience from across the country." The annual conference, now in its eleventh year, has attracted a high number of key decision makers, influencers and practitioners from the cultural sector, from theatre operators and local authority planners, to developers and architects, theatre suppliers, manufacturers and installers. In a break from the usual format delegates will be able to participate in a range of plenary and break-out sessions whilst listening to inspiring case studies to inform their discussions. Conference 17 Speakers include: Dr Cara Courag
UK - Storm Ltd. of the UK has optimised its large inventory of ProPlex Data Distribution units, installing them in rugged, touring racks, a solution for their work on productions throughout the UK and Europe. "ProPlex provides a truly versatile and reliable solution for our networking demands," says Storm's hire coordinator, James Price. "Much of our work involves 'rolling' entire systems in and out of venues quickly, and by installing ProPlex in dedicated racks we have our entire networking 'brain' in a single package. Some of our racks include the GBS 10-port, Opto-Splitter 2x8, and IQ DMX-Ethernet nodes. We also have IQ Minis for truss-mounting. Everything is wired with ProPlex cable, making our network arsenal ready for anything." Storm's director, Dave Knapp adds, "The ProPlex software and devices are intuitive and very easy to use, as well as powerful, reliable, and bullet-proof. The flexibility offered by the IQ Two and ProPlex Opto-Splitters makes data routing via both hard-switchable and soft-patched universe outputs extremely easy when dealing with corporate events and other rental applications. We have racks going to Prague and currently at a corporate event in Vienna, as well as on the UK theatre tour of Dirty Dancing. Loving the kit and of course, the support from TMB." Since 1996, Storm has provided full technical production services including, lighting, rigging, sound, video, and staging throughout the UK and Europe. Serving a wide range of events from small conferences to large arena shows and tours, Storm al
UK - Lighting and rigging dry hire specialist Nexus has launched a new brand identity as part of its wider business growth plans. The company, which earlier in the year secured private investment from motor finance giants Evolution Funding, has introduced the new corporate identity to represent their position in the market and their vision for the future. Tom Agar, Nexus managing director, explained: "This year has been a rollercoaster, with lots of exciting developments. We've invested nearly £1m in new stock over the last six months, including significant new purchases from Martin Professional, SGM, Robe, MA, ETC, and INDU. "We're securing contracts from all over the globe and a shift in our business model means we are now buying everything in quantity to ensure we have enough stock to service even the most onerous demands. "We felt it was time we created a corporate image which accurately reflects our ethos, personality, capabilities and ambitions." In the wake of a successful summer, Nexus is projected an equally busy winter period and are currently recruiting, with plans to more than double the current team in order to maintain service levels. In addition to this, plans have been laid for a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility in Wilmslow which will incorporate warehousing space eight times larger than their current premises. As well as offices to house the expanded team, the new facility will feature car parking for up to 32 visitors, six truck parking bays, level load docks and a driver zone where drivers can re
Germany - As frontman of the band H-Blockx and singer of one of Germany's top bands, Söhne Mannheims, Henning Wehland has enjoyed great success. His recent solo tour Der Letzte an der Bar (Last Man At The Bar) relies on an Allen & Heath dLive for Front Of House and a GLD-80 for monitors. Technical director and FOH engineer Ansgar Friemel has been using Allen & Heath consoles for many years and for this diverse production he felt the dLive C Class C2500 system was the right fit. "The big challenge of this production is the bandwidth of gigs we play, from street parties to the big festivals," says Friemel. "We needed a very flexible console at FOH which integrates into various Dante or MADI networks easily – and dLive delivers it all. I also love that dLive gets better with every firmware update. Allen & Heath really listens to their users and constantly optimises the mixing workflow." A central element to the stage is a recreation of a bar counter. In addition to providing an interesting stage design for the story of the production, the counter also hosts the complete monitoring setup including an Allen & Heath GLD-80 as monitor desk and a KLANG:fabrik from KLANG:technologies for 3D in-ear monitoring. "We use the GLD-80 and KLANG:fabrik in a Dante network plus a 24bit/96kHz gigaACE netzwork for FOH," Friemel explains, "On top we can also use MADI to run virtual soundchecks, multitrack recordings or deliver signals to an OB van." As Henning Wehland sings in German, vocal clarity and intell
Canada - Walk into Ste-Famille Church in Boucherville, Quebec and you are not only entering a house of worship, but taking a transformative journey through time. Founded by the first bishop of Nouvelle France over three centuries ago, the church is one of the oldest in North America, its tradition reflected in its distinctive architecture and the richly coloured original frescoes that adorn its walls and ceiling, as well as the dome over its semi-circular apse. As part of a recent revitalisation project, sponsored by the Conseil du Patrimoine du Québec, the church's architectural flourishes and stunning frescoes now glow with a new radiance, thanks to a carefully planned all-LED lighting design by Philippe Péquignot that features a collection of Chauvet Professional fixtures, supplied by Montreal's XYZ Technologie Culturelle. "Our mission was to showcase the church and its frescoes without detracting from the original aesthetics of the building or its artwork," said Charles Cadieux of XYZ Technologie Culturelle, which provided technical design assistance on the project in addition to specifying and supplying the lights. "The selection of the correct LED fixtures and judicious placement of them were critical to helping us achieve this goal." Using LED fixtures was essential to this project, said Cadieux, given the age of the frescoes. "The frescoes still had their original paint, so we didn't want to expose them to heat from a non-LED fixture," he said. "We were committed to making this an all-LED installation." XYZ Tech
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In this interactive e-book, Zack and Rex are playing hide and seek. But Rex is too big (and too yellow) to do a very good job at hiding. First Rex tries hiding behind a rock, but he's too big. Then he tries hiding in leaves, but the leaves blow away. He tries hiding in sticks, but there aren't enough of them to cover him. But Rex is determined to try, try again until he finds a way to hide so Zack can't find him.
Share the experience with your child by choosing the Read to Me option, and listen as the story is narrated by Zack. Each word is highlighted as it is read, and small animations play as the story progresses. Your child will love to re-play the animations by activating them through touch.
Or read the book to your child by selecting the Read by Myself option and watch as your child enjoys exploring the animations and sayings that can be activated on each page.
In both options your child will love discovering the interactivity that is triggered by their little fingers.
Based on Zerby Derby, a fully live-action series that airs on TVOKids. In the series, toy-sized, remote-controlled cars live and play in a life-size forest. Whether it's crossing streams, building dams or exploring a meadow, the Zerbies approach every problem with enthusiasm, and when things go wrong, they happily tackle each set-back with their mantra: "try, try again."
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|Starfleet Academy Mission Brief
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Sim Summary: 201707.15
In attendance: Cadet Kobor, Cadet M Brax, Cadet Sheme, Cadet th^Hanera, Cadet Danni, Cadet Mellisari, Cadet Nogura, Cadet NightWind, Captain Rhea Janseen. Thank you for your participation!
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The entire away team is back aboard the Sutherland. Captain Janseen requests that the Kalendora attach their tractor beam as well to hold the âCoalieâ ship fast. She then requests an open channel to the alien ship and demands they shut down engines and prepare to be boarded. It only results in the âCoaliesâ increasing power to their engines in an attempt to break free. It is then that Cadet Kobor gets a very faint comm signal but they find it still cannot be locked onto through the hull compositionof the alien ship. The âCoaliesâ try to beam on to the Sutherland but are thwarted by the shields. They try to beam back aboard the Kalendora, but are thwarted there as well. They beam a small canister out into space that contains a humanoid life form and the comm-badge signal of the Kalendoraâs XO. The canister is beamed directly to sick bay and once opened Commander Hikai says to Cadet NightWind, âWe need to contact the Kalendora. Theyâre dying.â
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You Can Let Yourself Be Anxious (Why It's OK)
It's truly okay to let yourself be anxious. Why? Because sometimes we all just need to allow ourselves to feel how we feel, to be okay with anxious thoughts (Letting Someone with Mental Illness Be Upset). It's even okay to express those anxious feelings. The key is how much we let ourselves be anxious.


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I thought the dems wasted an opportunity when they controlled washington to move the country forward-- the republicans have already surpassed that level of ineptness. I said before trump could go down as one of the greatest presidents of all time (the stars were all aligned for him) or he would go down in flaming wreck. So far the latter looks more likely.
How do you figure? There's not doubt the Obama Administration was more professional & competent than the Trump Administration has been so far, and that's an understatement, but in terms of not moving the country forward, I dont get that. The Obama Administration moved the country BACKWARD at any chance it got, to the point I sometimes wondered, "whose side are they on anyway".


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There's three boys I kinda like. First is little A, he's so gorgeous! Then there is little A's little brother D and little M. Why I must be so old and they so young? I really want to date someone. Most of my problems would vanish with that, since most of my problems are caused by frustration. I have never before felt this kind of need for love. But come one! Why I keep checking on boys when I need a man?


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WHERE: Adelaide Oval, Saturday, May 6, 2.05pm AWST
R9, 2016: West Coast Eagles 14.10 (94) def Port Adelaide 13.8 (86) at Adelaide Oval
R6, 2015: West Coast Eagles 11.12 (78) def Port Adelaide 10.8 (68) at Adelaide Oval
R5, 2014: Port Adelaide 10.10 (70) def West Coast Eagles 7.14 (56) at Domain Stadium
R5, 2013: Port Adelaide 12.12 (84) def West Coast Eagles 10.19 (79) at AAMI Stadium
R21, 2012: West Coast Eagles 14.14 (98) def Port Adelaide 6.14 (50) at AAMI Stadium
It has been an interesting week out west. The Eagles cruised to victory in Western Derby XLV, a full-grown man named Fitzi sent the football world alight with rumours of Nat Fyfe unofficially agreeing to a $1.5M/year deal with St Kilda, and it is still almost impossible to get a real understanding of just how good (or bad) the Eagles are.
In Australia's south, however, things are much, much different. While the Adelaide Crows are flying, Port Adelaide is flying well under the radar, sitting fifth on the AFL ladder after six rounds.
If Robbie Gray could kick straight, he looks set to kick a bag of 15 one week. For the Eagles, Jeremy McGovern will continue to mark just about everything that comes his way. However, look for this game to be won and lost in the midfield.
1. While Port Adelaide might be 4-2, in terms of pure statistics, their start to the year has been much better than their record suggests. The Power is the second highest scoring team in the competition, whilst also boasting the stingiest defence in the league. The Eagles are ranked sixth in both scoring and fewest points conceded.
2. You probably did not hear about it but Matt Priddis broke the AFL record for all-time tackles over the weekend. Priddis has now laid 1,511 tackles in just 225 games. To put that into perspective, it took Lenny Hayes 297 to lay 1,496 and Jude Bolton 325 for 1,490.
3. Whatever it is about the MCG that makes West Coast look like a WAFL side, it certainly does not happen at the Adelaide Oval. The Eagles have made Adelaide Oval a happy hunting ground, winning four of their five games at the venue.
4. Nic Naitanui and Scott Lycett were both best on ground for West Coast against the Power in round nine last year.
5. Josh Kennedy loves kicking bags. In fact, he kicked seven goals last time out against the Power. Who will stop the Eagles' big man this time around?
MOST AT STAKE FOR… Jonathan Giles.
Even if Nathan Vardy gets up for this game (and he will be given every chance), the majority of the ruck load is going to fall on Jonathan Giles' hairy, hairy shoulders. Giles beat Sam Jacobs soundly at the Adelaide Oval last season, collecting 15 touches, 29 hit-outs, and booting a goal, so Adelaide Oval should hold no fears for the journeyman.
TIP: West Coast by 6.
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Thursday, July 8, 2010
July 4th, 2010
We spent most of our time in Downtown Libertyville, there were flags everywhere and we loved just getting to walk through the park and check out all the shops. We, of course, stopped by Starbucks (where a man bought Michael his drink, there were so many sweet people there!) and I spoke to a woman who was there with her ten month old son. He was the cutest little boy! Her husband is serving in Afghanistan and I just felt so humbled to meet and speak with her. We only shared a few words but I will definitely remember her. I have of course met many other people with significant others serving overseas, but there was just something about her that makes her stick out in my mind... Her and her little boy are definitely on my heart. :)
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End the night with a goodnight kiss! :) Awww!ReplyDelete
What a lovely day! I'm so glad you got some much needed time with your hunny! :)ReplyDelete
What a fun day...the pictures are sooo cute! :)ReplyDelete
how fun :) I'm still jealous lol but I'm really glad you hate fun. I think his "cover" for the "peanut butters" are so silly. I don't know about you but I can't help but giggle when I see them in uniform!ReplyDelete
I left something for you on my blog :)
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Mrs. Snow was a stubborn, demanding teacher. There were times I liked her and times she was just an hour I had to get through on my way to the final 2:30 afternoon bell. There were also times I really disliked her. She was tough. But I still haven't forgotten her or the lesson she taught me.
Mrs. Snow taught high school German. German wasn't my favorite subject, but I thought one day I'd like to travel, maybe even to Germany. Since it filled a foreign language credit, I took the class.
German One was held in a portable classroom outside the main high school building. I remember the classroom clearly, 20 or so desks arranged in a neat square, facing the front of the classroom to the north. There were pictures and maps of Germany hung on the walls. Mrs. Snow's desk sat up front, next to a large self-contained bookcase on wheels where she kept a large assortment of books, manuals and recordings, all about Germany and the German language.
Mrs. Snow had dark, curly short hair and thin-rimmed glasses. She usually held a soft smile on her face, but could look at the class with a stern look and a pause that would bring almost instant silence. As daunting as her no-nonsense look could be, she still managed to get us to warm up to her by telling us stories of her life. She had plenty of experiences from her time living in Germany, where she learned to speak Russian by taking a class taught by a German-speaking instructor, even though her native language was English. She entertained us with reports of her harrowing drives to school with no working front brakes, using only her emergency brake, since she had no money to fix her car. And she would mention Mr. Snow once in a while, although we didn't get much insight on him.
What I remember most clearly though, especially with the benefit of time and retrospect on my side, is the lesson of trust she tried to teach each of us. Mrs. Snow was of the opinion that we didn't have to be proven trustworthy. We started out as a trustworthy individuals. Only our own actions could prove otherwise, and it was completely up to us.
I learned this lesson by watching Mrs. Snow relate to one of the toughest kids in the class. This was the type of kid I only looked at out of the corner of my eyes, never daring to look at him straight on, but intrigued by how he acted or what his lifestyle was like and who he hung around. He (I'll call him Kurt) was often absent from class, although still hanging out at school or home sick or just somewhere else I didn't know. I don't know what his grades were, although I could guess he wasn't at the top of the class. He was apparently disgruntled, hated being there and showed it by his actions. I saw that clearly one day by seeing him make an obscene gesture behind the teacher's back.
I like to think Kurt wanted positive reinforcement from Mrs. Snow and would have liked a good grade, even if he was unwilling to put in the work. Mrs. Snow provided plenty of opportunities to get a good grade. She gave her students access to the materials she stored in the large bookcase next to her desk in order to earn extra credit or to better prepare for her exams. I watched as one day during class, she brought Kurt up to her desk to talk with him. She offered him a chance for some extra points by taking advantage of one of her resources out of the bookcase. They must have decided on one, because she retrieved an item and handed it to him. He asked if she needed to write his name down, to record that he had the item.
"Nope," she replied. "I trust that you'll get it back to me."
I think it was the look of shock on Kurt's face that helped this principle sink into my teenage mind. Mrs. Snow knew this kid most likely didn't care about her stuff, but she chose to trust him anyway. She expected him to return it. When I borrowed materials for my own use, I learned that she did that with every student. She could have lost a lot of her resources and spent a lot of money, both the school's and her own, with students never returning these items. I would guess she lost some of them. But I bet she got most of them back. Why do I think that?
Because Kurt brought his item back. I remember her thanking him with a smile. He may have even smiled back. Trust worked. The student that could have easily been considered the least trustworthy returned Mrs. Snow's trust, and he grew. By watching this small interaction take place, I grew. I learned that you can trust people. I learned it's OK to offer a bit of yourself in hopes of something in return — not an assurance, but a hope, an expectation — and it will result in both of you growing.
Today, I can only remember a few phrases we learned in German. "Wie gehts?" "Ich haben"... something. And of course, "Ich liebe dich." But even after a couple decades, I still remember the life lesson Mrs. Snow taught me. Even now, with teenagers of my own, I remember and try to use that same principle of trust. Teenagers can be, well, teenagers, but can I trust them when they say they're staying after school and not coming home right away because they have a teacher to talk to? I can. I choose to believe that is exactly what they are doing. Can I trust that they are with a group of friends when they say they are and not alone with a girlfriend somewhere? I can. I choose to. Even with my younger kids, do I believe them when they say their room is clean? Yes.
You may think that this is naïve. You may even think it's a bit lazy. On the contrary, I make the effort to know what is going on in their lives, to know what their issues are at school, to know all about the friends they like. I check on their room cleaning occasionally and when it seems needed. I let them know there is accountability expected in the decisions they are making, and then make sure they know, until they prove me otherwise, that I trust them. I believe them.
And it turns out, they trust me and my wife in return. Believe it or not, our teenagers talk to us!
Everything isn't perfect. We've learned that some things need more checking up on than others. We still feel the need to look at grades often to see if there are any missing assignments. But when we ask, our kids tell us. They know we want to trust them in so many things, so when we show that trust, they are honest with us. They tell us when something is troubling them. They tell us when they did something wrong. They let us know where they may be lacking. Even though we often have to be the ones to bring it up, to ask the question, they will tell us. And as a parent, that's such a wonderful thing.
Mrs. Snow, if by chance you read this article, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for trusting me and the other students. Thank you for showing trust in Kurt, for teaching him that there are good people in this world. Thank you for showing me, even when you didn't know it, that trust is something we can freely give by choice, and receive so much in return. Thank you for giving of yourself. Vielen dank.
You taught me well.
Karl Childs is a global product manager for a Fortune 100 company, a husband of 20 years, father of four and when there's time, an avid golfer. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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ALESSANDRO RAVEGGI (Florence, 1980) teaches Modern Italian Literature at New York University, Florence campus and lives between his hometown and Mexico City, where he worked at UNAM University.
He published, among other books, the collection of short stories "Il grande regno dell'emergenza" (LiberAria, 2016), the novel "Nella vasca dei terribili piranha" (Effigie, 2012), the essays "Calvino Americano" (Le Lettere, 2012) and the first Italian introduction to David Foster Wallace (Doppiozero editions, 2014), the collections of poems "Nominazioni" (forthcoming, Ladolfi, 2016), "La trasfigurazione degli animali in bestie" (Transeuropa, 2011), and series of short stories for the Italian newspapers La Repubblica and Corriere della Sera. He was the curator of an anthology of Italian tales on Latin America "Panamericana" (La Nuova Frontiera, Roma, 2016) and is currently editor of TheFLR, the first Italian bilingual literary magazine in Italian and English, published by The Florentine Press (http://theflr.net/theflr).
He wrote stories and non-fiction for the Italian magazines "Minima&Moralia", "Doppiozero", "Alfabeta2", "Carmilla", "Club Dante", "La Repubblica", "Nazione Indiana", "Nuova Prosa", "The Towner", "Corriere della Sera", and poems for "Luvina", "Poesia", "Il verri", "Versodove", "Le parole e le cose", "Nuovi Argomenti", among others.
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Emmett was born on February 5th, 2013, the same day as my sister and one day after his due date. He was going to be our second child. The evening I went into labor started off normal, my husband was making dinner as I was playing with our daughter Elianna. Then my water broke. My daughter was induced so I had not experienced this before. Half an hour later the contractions were getting pretty strong and close together. After two girlfriends arrived to watch our daughter, off to the hospital we raced.
The evening then started to go in slow motion. I did not have my mind set on an epidural but as we arrived at the hospital I requested it. But I just had this feeling I would not get it in time. I was right. After I was given it, I suddenly felt the urge to push. Four or five big incredibly painful pushes later, he was born with me screaming.
Looking back now I wonder if it was painful because his sagittal suture was fused. He was 8 lbs, 1 once, just an ounce bigger than his sister.
We were in the hospital for two days, and after his sister gave him a birthday balloon and mini cupcake, home we went 🙂
He was a very normal baby and things were going as you would expect. Around his two month check up I began to think that his head looked a little small compared to the rest of his body. A little narrow. On a trip home to visit family our mother in law suspected something was wrong but didn't want to say anything as she knew his two month check up was coming in a few days. She is a retired nurse. At his check up the doctor checked his soft spot. She said she didn't feel much of one. I knew this was not good. I asked what that meant. She said that she would send us for an X-Ray and refer us to a pediatrician. She said it may mean he would need to wear a helmet. She had been my family doctor for over ten years. I don't know if she didn't really know what it all meant or if she just didn't want to be the one to break it to me.
Immediately after our appt I went online to start researching. I was shocked and devastated. My husband began to go into denial. He said I was self diagnosing. He was right, but I also wanted to be prepared for the visit with the pediatrician. I wanted to educate myself so I would know what kind of questions to ask. Best case he would just have to wear a helmet, worst case it was surgery. At that time we didn't know what suture had fused. But when I looked at photos online I began to believe it was the sagittal suture.
We did the X-ray right away and less than ten days later we went to the pediatrician. She confirmed that the sagittal suture had fused and we would need to see a neurosurgeon. My husband wasn't able to make it to the appt until it was finished. My mother in law was with me to help watch my daughter in the office. The pediatrician said I was very strong, until that point I had not started crying. And then I broke down. It was unfathomable to me. How could this be happening?
On to more research again. That is how I tried to get through it, trying to know as much as possible. My husband and I decided on the type of surgery we would want Emmett to have, as minimally invasive as possible. We wanted him to have the endoscopic procedure and helmet therapy after.
At three months old he had his visit to the neurosurgeon. Dr. Singhal was great. We met him at BC Childrens Hospital. Before we went to the appt I reached out to friends on Facebook. It turned out that I had a friend who had a family friend go thru exactly the same thing eight years ago. He gave us their contact info and I asked a ton of questions. They were very happy with Childrens hospital and that made us feel so much better.
At the appt Dr. Singhal went over the surgery options and risks. He had done many of the traditional type of surgery and only 6 or 7 endoscopically. My heart sank. After deciding that was the type of surgery we wanted but the surgeon had not performed that many, I didn't know what to do. I couldn't imagine the other options for Emmett. This was hard enough. He assured us he was conservative, if he didn't feel that option A was workable he would switch to the traditional more invasive surgery. He told us he had done many brain tumor surgeries with the endoscopic instruments, just not as many for craniosynstosis. So we decided to stay the course.
We baptized him on Mothers Day 2013, and two days later, May 14, 2013 he went in for surgery. I felt good, I had been visualizing only positive outcomes. I had a girlfriend who had a friend who was a nurse at the hospital. It turned out that she was going to be in Emmett's surgery. I had not met her yet but knew her name. It was time to give him to the surgery team. A nurse came and introduced herself and then winked to me. I gave my son to my girlfriends friend with a heavy heart. But also felt he was in very good hands.
He was out of surgery thirty minutes early, we were elated to talk to the surgeon. He said everything went well and we could see Emmett soon. After hugs and tears we waited and waited. He was in recovery for along time before they would let us see him. I was getting worried. Paulina took us to him. An angel again she was!
We stayed one night and went home the next afternoon. I was worried about his stitches but all went well. He was fitted for his helmet a couple weeks later. That he did not like! Then on to helmet therapy we went, over the heat of the summer. Poor Emmett! But six months later, a few weeks before Christmas we were finished. We have had his one year check up and he is doing and looking great.
This was hands down the hardest thing my husband and I had been through. I never thought we would make it to this side, as everyone says. Believe you will. Reach out, you never know who has been through the same thing. I was amazed at the support we received when we did. Since Emmett's surgery I have had a friends cousin in England go through the same diagnosis with their baby, on Halloween we met a Grandpa down the street whose Grandson has had the surgery. In talking about it you educate others and you may help a Mom or Dad out there get an earlier diagnosis.
Every day I send prayers to all the little ones you post on your page. It amazes me still how common this diagnosis seems to be. Somewhere in this world every day a baby or child is having a surgery. Thank you for your website, thank you for giving parents hope! As you know there are days when it is all that we are hanging on to 🙂


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Do you sometimes feel distracted? Are you doing something different although you have to do a special task? Forest may be your solution…
Don't get distracted anymore! With Forest, an app for Android (which is available for example for Firefox and Chrome too), helps you with that.
How does it work?
Just enter the app and select how long you not want to use your phone and start "plantingâ€. This "plants†some virtual trees, which grow with the time. After every 30 minutes the tree will be fully grown. But when you use your phone before this 30 minutes end, the tree will die (and you don't want to kill a tree, do you?).
This app is already out for a while but I thought it's interesting to mention, because for instance it helped me keeping focused onto my schoolwork (and don't writing too much here on appydroid).
Do you think it's helpful for you too? Try it out and leave a comment if it works for you…


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Animal experiments rise in 2014, more rodents and rabbits used
A surge in animal use for research, testing and teaching has been condemned by the New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society (NZAVS).
A Ministry for Primary Industries report shows that in 2014, 310,287 animals were used for research in New Zealand, a 38.5 per cent increase on 2013, when numbers fell to their lowest since 1997.
Mice had the highest mortality rate at 97 per cent, followed by guinea pigs (95 per cent), possums (94 per cent), rats (92 per cent) and rabbits (91 per cent).
Cattle were the most used animals for research, with experiments conducted on 75,496. They were followed by mice, sheep and fish.
Livestock - cattle, sheep, deer, goats and pigs - made up 48 per cent of the total.
NZAVS Executive Director Stephen Manson said his organisation was concerned about the big increase in the use of rodents and rabbits for medical research.
"We've seen that those research models aren't working. They use rats for experiments in drug addiction but assuming patients will react like they are 80kg rats is not a sound foundation for medical research," Manson said.
Overseas they were used for P and ecstasy addiction research but there was no information about what they were used for in New Zealand.
The increase in use of animals was not unexpected but it was disappointing.
"It confirms what we knew – the low was a one-off glitch and the animal ethics committee is failing in its supposed aim of replacing and reducing animal use for research and testing in New Zealand," Manson said.
MPI said that, while numbers were up on the previous year, that was because of the three-yearly cycle of reporting of long-term projects.
It said reports of the numbers of animals used in long-term projects were not required annually but rather every three years, when the project was completed or when ethics approval expired.
"A truer reflection of overall use is given by the three-year rolling average, down slightly in 2014," MPI said.
The MPI report says that more than 83 per cent of animals were exposed to manipulations which had no, virtually no, or little impact on the animals' welfare.
A total of 10,400 animals (3.4 per cent of the total) experienced manipulations of "high impact" or "very high impact", 5372 fewer than in 2013, and the lowest number in these two categories under the current legislation.
The species that experienced a "very high" impact were rodents, pest species, cattle (16), sheep (8) and cephalopod/crustacea.
Manson said MPI had changed the terminology in its report. In the past it had referred to a high degree of suffering but now referred to "very high impact".
He said the report highlighted "some disturbing information", with animals becoming fly-struck during an experiment and high levels of suffering of animals used in drug addiction studies.
"Over half the animals used in New Zealand in 2014 were by universities and CRIs. Our taxes are funding this yet information on exactly what they are doing and why isn't publicly available.
"We're still awaiting an investigation by the Ombudsman after Massey University refused to release any information about the 106 dogs used in medical research and the 79 used for product testing in 2013," Manson said.
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Between weddings, shoots and engagement sessions, I've been spending a lot of quality time at the Morton Arboretum this season. What's wrong with that? Absolutely nothing! The Morton Arboretum is the perfect setting for any wedding or photo session. I love everything from the enchanting gardens, the tall hedges, open fields, to the big old trees. I could spend all day there taking photos! And one of these days, I just might do that. :)
Denise and Bert were so excited for their Morton Arboretum engagement session. I met them on a warm July evening, with the most magical, golden sun light. I knew good things were in store for us. We began the session taking advantage of all the beautiful green hedges in the Hedge Garden of the Arboretum. Their cream and gray outfits looked soft and romantic; perfect for the engagement session. For the second half of the shoot, we stumbled across the most beautiful tree. The field was drenched in golden rays of sunlight as the couple ran, danced, and kissed. We could not have asked for more perfect lighting that night at the Morton Arboretum. Thank you both so much for a great engagement session! I'm looking forward to seeing you in just a few weeks for the wedding!


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A sizable group of American billionaires has recently pledged to give away at least half of their fortunes to not-for-profit organizations and causes. (For full disclosure, one member of this philanthropic group, David Rubenstein, is the chairman of the Kennedy Center, my employer.)
I, for one, will be pleased and relieved if a substantial amount of this money is given to existing foundations or to establish new, professionally-managed foundations.
Foundations occupy a vital place in the world of philanthropy. Unlike most corporate donors, foundations are not looking primarily for visibility. Arts organizations that receive foundation grants typically have to do little to create visibility for these funders. And unlike most individual donors, foundations are not looking primarily for benefits. Foundation executives are rarely looking for tickets to events, meetings with artists, or other benefits of sponsorship. In my experience, the vast majority of executives of professionally-managed foundations are truly devoted to the health and well-being of the organizations they support and are, in most cases, deeply knowledgeable about the needs of these organizations.
Foundations work on behalf of the community. While it's true they set their giving priorities within their mission, the giving of any foundation is primarily for the benefit of others and not themselves.
This means foundations often support projects that may not be necessarily glamorous or 'fun' but have great value to the community.
For example, foundations are the main supporters of service organizations which are not attractive funding opportunities for many corporate or individual donors because they have a difficult time creating visibility or benefits. Foundations are also often central to supporting capacity building at organizations that need assistance with increasing staff, hiring consultants or writing strategic plans. And, most importantly, foundations tend to fund the least advantaged of arts organizations -- those that serve particular communities or those that perform work that is less accessible. In this way, foundations are supporting the vital elements of the arts ecology that are also the most endangered.
While there are trusts and foundations in other countries, these groups are primarily an American invention. Wealthy Americans who have had a positive experience with philanthropy chose to create permanent funding mechanisms, often as a part of their estate planning.
In other countries, foundations tend to be not-for-profit organizations which collect funds and then distribute them to particular causes. They function more like re-granting organizations without a sizeable corpus of their own. This often puts them in direct fundraising competition with the organizations they are trying to support. And the need to raise money often affects the kinds of projects these foundations find attractive to support.
While American foundations will never be the largest source of arts funding -- that role is saved for individual donors -- they play a vital role that will become increasingly important as other funding sources become more difficult to obtain, especially for smaller, rural and minority arts organizations.
Let us hope their corpus of funds grows substantially in the coming years as Americans of wealth develop their philanthropic plans.
We need it.


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I uploaded a cartoon rabbit figure into Renderosity's Free Stuff Area before several days ago. 続きを読む
タグ別アーカイブ: Freebie
I made this a long time ago. But I didn't upload this because I don't like the materials of this which I made. Now I uploaded this because I have not made a gift for this Christmas.
I tried to make a 3d-model after a long time.
I had almost forgotten the making of the Poser figures. 続きを読む
The sports clothes for Pranx and Dwarvz still need the textures. I release this set before them. 続きを読む
I verified this set worked in Poser6 and DAZStudio2 on the old WindowsOS. But a set of lights which I made was bad for them. And the render results of Poser9 and Poser10 differed considerably under the same lighting. Thereby the version of Poser which this works is 10 or above. 続きを読む
My problem about Pauline was almost cleared. But, I got fed up with Poser which is gaining weight each time. Its reinstall took a half day. 続きを読む
Season's Greetings from me.
I'm sorry, I didn't visit your Galleries at Renderosity for a while. I am very busy. Still busy. 続きを読む
I uploaded a freebie into Renderosity's Free Stuff Area after a long time. That is a smart prop of a small bag.I tried to upload a freebie there at last year, but somehow it wasn't displayed. I hope there is no problem this time. 続きを読む


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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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I Caved.
Labels: Jeffrey Campbell
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
I want a batman one.
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
The Hunt for Little Housey.
Labels: Interiors
So I'm looking for somewhere to live.
...And I'm getting really sick of looking at pictures of leather sofas and dodgy carpets. Also those shit chairs with wooden arms - my boarding school rec rooms were decked out with them so I'd hate them even if they weren't horribly uncomfortable. Ideally, I'd like somewhere nice and big (or alternitively adorably small and decked out with a shitload of exciting Ikea storage solutions), which I can decorate like this :
Disclaimer: I've been collecting (*nicking) these off various blogs for months, if they're yours and you want credit/removal, please get in touch.
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President Barack Obama left the stage in Chicago Tuesday night much as he entered the national spotlight eight years ago; as a determined agent of social change with a message for future generations.
In his emotional farewell address, Obama called on the nation's young and "young at heart" to pick up where he left off, pushing for social and political progress through grassroots and political involvement. Warning that democracy is at risk without maintenance, the President called on U.S. citizens to assess their own role in politics and community life.
"It falls to each of us to be those anxious, jealous guardians of our democracy," Obama said. "Embrace the joyous task we have been given to continually try to improve this great nation of ours because, for all our outward differences, we in fact all share the same proud type, the most important office in a democracy, citizen."
Read more: In His Farewell Speech, President Obama Returns to His Roots as a Community Leader
In an age of online spats and with an incoming Commander-in-Chief who typically addresses the public through social media, Obama urged his supporters to reach out to those with whom they disagree, suggesting, "If you're tired of arguing with strangers on the Internet, try talking with one of them in real life."
Obama's own political involvement began as a community organizer working for tenants' rights and voter outreach in the South Side of his adoptive hometown, Chicago. Drawing on his own experience, Obama, the first African American President in U.S. history, sought to remind Americans that they're not so different from their leaders.
"If something needs fixing, then lace up your shoes and do some organizing," the President implored. "If you're disappointed by your elected officials, grab a clip board, get some signatures, and run for office yourself."
The surprising scope of his own political rise and watching the political process up close "can energize and inspire," Obama said. "And more often than not, your faith in America and in Americans will be confirmed. Mine sure has been."
Watch Obama's remarks on public participation above.