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The second edition of the "Lit Link" literary festival will take place in Pula, Rijeka and Zagreb on August 28-30, bringing together US, Canadian, British and Croatian authors and editors to promote Croatian literature abroad and foreign literature in Croatia.
The foreign guests will include authors Adam Mansbach, Miriam Toews, Sheila Heti, Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall and Kathryn Borel, editor Anne Meadows, author and editor Buzz Poole, editor Dan Simon, editor Zeljka Marosevic, editor Andi Winnette, and author, journalist and editor Michael Stein.
The Croatian authors to attend the event are Željka Horvat Čeč, Maša Kolanović, Ivana Kovačić, Enver Krivac, Davor Mandić, Robert Međurečan, Marko Pogačar, Ivana Simić Bodrožić, Dalibor Šimpraga, Bojan Žižović, Jasna Žmak and Zoran Žmiric.
Lit Link Festival aspires to enrich the cultural environment of Croatian cities not only by creating single happenings, but also by working on long-term effects of promoting the Croatian literature abroad. At the same time, through the presentation of both foreign and domestic authors, festival focuses on promoting Croatian literary scene with foreign editors and publishers as its equally important guests.
At the readings in three cities (Pula, Rijeka, Zagreb) domestic audience discovers interesting authors who hadn't been previously translated to Croatian. A number of Croatian authors present their work to the audience as well as to the American guests.
This year, after its successful first edition – resulting in commitments of the American publishers and literary magazines related to Croatian literature and it's particular authors – the festival is gathering domestic authors and Canadian, US and British writers and editors.
Lit Link Festival wants to induce the two-way exchange of fresh information and the longterm connection of Croatian literature with the rest of the world.
Miriam Toews, Adam Mansbach, Jasna Žmak, Sheila Heti, Marko Pogačar, Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall, Bojan Žižović
Presentation of the magazine McSweeney's Quarterly and the Croatian authors to be published. Guest: Andi Winnette, managing editor at McSweeney's
Adam Mansbach, Enver Krivac, Sheila Heti, Davor Mandić, Buzz Poole, Zoran Žmirić, Miriam Toews, Željka Horvat Čeč, Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall
Maša Kolanović, Adam Mansbach, Robert Međurečan, Miriam Toews, Ivana Kovačić, Kathryn Borel, Ivana Simić Bodrožić, Sheila Heti, Dalibor Šimpraga, Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall
Sheila Heti (The Believer/USA), Željka Marošević (Melville House/UK), Anne Meadows (Granta Books/ UK), Buzz Poole (Ghost & Company/USA), Dan Simon (Seven Stories Press/USA), Michael Stein (Literalab-BODY/Czech Republic), Andi Winnette (McSweeney's/USA)
Shaughnessy Bishop-Stall's first book was an account of the year he spent living with the homeless in Toronto's infamous Tent City. Down to This: Squalor and Splendour in a Big-City Shantytown was nominated for The Drainie-Taylor Biography Prize, the Trillium Award, the City of Toronto Book Award and the 2005 Pearson Writers' Trust of Canada Non-Fiction Prize.
The following year, he was awarded the Knowlton Nash Journalism Fellowship at Massey College and also played the role of Jason – a bad-mannered, well-dressed journalist – on CBC-TV's The Newsroom. His new novel, Ghosted, was nominated for the 2011 Amazon First Novel Award. He currently teaches writing at the University of Toronto.
Kathryn Borel is a writer and producer. Her book Corked: A Memoir was a finalist for the 2010 Stephen Leacock Memorial Medal for Humour and chosen as one of the best books of 2009 by The National Post, Quill & Quire and Eye Weekly.
Kathryn's journalism has appeared in The Guardian, The Times UK, and The New York Times, among others. Presently she writes for the medical drama Rush on the USA network, and is an editor at The Believer. She lives in Los Angeles.
Sheila Heti recently published the novel How Should a Person Be? which was nominated for The Women's Prize for Fiction (formerly The Orange Prize) and named a Best Book of the Year by The New York Times Book Review, The New Yorker, Salon and other places. She lives in Toronto and is the author of four other books of fiction and non-fiction, and one book for kids. She has written for The London Review of Books, n+1, Harper's and more, and is a contributing editor at The Believer magazine. She frequently collaborates with other artists and writers.
Born in Čakovec, in the year of Chernobyl and Maradona (1986). Published a book of poems The stars also laugh at frailty (2005) and was one of the authors in the poetry collection There are better things than dry clothes (2007). She was awarded at a competition for the short story "Zlatko Tomičić" and published a short story collection The cowboy in the red Golf (2010). Published in literary magazines and attended various festivals. She won the first prize for poetry at the Ulaznica 2013 literary competition. In her poems and stories she speaks openly and without compromise. She organizes literary evenings and discussions.
She lives in Rijeka, likes sarcasm, football and making a mess.
Maša Kolanović (Zagreb, 1979) is an author of five books, including three books of fiction.
Her novel Underground Barbie (2008) is translated in German. She works as a lecturer of contemporary Croatian literature at the University of Zagreb. She holds PhD in literary history and cultural studies. Her disertation is published with the title Worker! Rebel? Consumer...: Popular Culture and Croatian Novel from Socialism to Transition (2011). She was a research fellow at the Universtiy of Vienna in 2006 and University of Texas at Austin in 2012.
Her book Jamerika (2013) is an ilustrated book of fiction.
Ivana Kovačić was born in 1979 in Split. She finished elementary and high school on the island of Hvar, and studied Croatian and Russian languages and literature at the Faculty of Philosophy in Zagreb. She does various occasional jobs, translation, writing and participation in art and activist projects. She lives in Zagreb. Her novel Parafairytale (2013) – which touches on motives of a father's death and coming out - had a very good critical reception.
Enver Krivac (1976) is a writer and musician from Rijeka. His pop-culture inspired novel Helen Keller Street (2010) won an Artefakt, a local prize for speculative fiction. His short stories collection Nothing to write about home (2013) won a national prize for young writers Prozak. He has also published underground comics. Within a collective Japanese Prime Ministers he creates music for theatre and documentaries. He produced Albumče (2014), an album of music and spoken word by Rijeka's author Tea Tulić. His prose is described by critics as poetic, imaginative, playful with words and language.
Davor Mandić was born in 1976 in Pula. During studies in Rijeka he started writing poems, short stories and book reviews. After graduating he started working for the national daily newspaper Novi list, based in Rijeka, where he still works as a journalist and commentator, covering Croatian literary and culture scene. He has published: Mostovi (Bridges), a book of poetry (2009), and Valjalo bi me zamisliti sretnim (One Should Imagine Me Happy), a collection of short stories (2014).
Adam Mansbach is the author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Go the Fuck to Sleep, which has been translated into 40 languages, is forthcoming as a feature film from Fox 2000, and was Time Magazine's 2011 "Thing of the Year." His latest novel, Rage is Back, was named a Best Book of 2013 by NPR and the San Francisco Chronicle and is currently being adapted for the stage; his previous novels include the California Book Award-winning The End of the Jews and the cult classic Angry Black White Boy, taught at more than eighty schools. Mansbach is the recipient of several awards (Reed Award, Webby Award, Gold Pollie). His work has appeared in The New Yorker, New York Times Book Review, Esquire, The Believer, Salon.com, and on National Public Radio's All Things Considered. He lives in Berkeley, California.
Željka Marošević is the Managing Director of Melville House UK. She runs the London office, managing the publishing of its American titles into the UK and building its British presence and list. In June she was selected by the Bookseller Magazine as one of the industry's Rising Stars. She previously worked for Fourth Estate, the literary imprint of HarperCollins. Melville House is an independent publishing house established in 2001 by Dennis Johnson and Valerie Merians. It specialises in literary fiction, nonfiction and books in translation, and has published authors such as Hans Fallada, David Graeber, Tao Lin and Lars Iyer. Melville House UK will launch its British list this Autumn.
Anne Meadows is a Junior Editor at Granta and Portobello books, one of the most prestigious and independently-minded publishing houses in the UK, where she acquires literary fiction and non-fiction in English and in translation. Prior to Granta, she read for a literary agent at A.P. Watt and spent a summer working on literary television for the BBC. She is always on the lookout for new writers with ambition and intelligence who believe that words are the best medium we have to share our messy, joyful, troubling experiences. Her authors include John Darnielle, Donald Antrim, Frances Larson, Catherine Lacey, Alejandro Zambra, Jáchym Topol and Katrine Kielos.
Robert Međurečan (b. 1969) - veterinary school dropout (will never finish), former soldier (definitely never again), musician and singer (more and more). He says he's a real Balkan homo universalis – he knows all the things he never went to school for. His first novel For Sale: War Medals, First Owner (2008) entered the shortlists for the main national book prizes (Jutarnji list, Tportal, the MH prize, the HPB prize). The novel Silence of the lambs in Zdihovo (2011) was on the long list for the Jutarnji and Tportal awards. His third novel, with the working title Galloping Birds will be published late this year, as a sort of conclusion to the "war trilogy".
Marko Pogačar was born in 1984. in Split. He is an editor of Quorum, a literary magazine, and Zarez, a bi-weekly for cultural and social issues. His publications include four poetry collections, three books of essays and a short story collection. He was a fellow of, among others, Civitella Ranieri, Passa Porta, Milo Dor, Brandenburger Tor, Internationales Haus der Autoren Graz and Récollets-Paris fellowships. He was awarded for poetry, prose, and essays, his texts appeared in about thirty languages.
Buzz Poole has written about books, design, art, and culture for numerous outlets, including Print, The Village Voice, The Believer, Los Angeles Review of Books, San Francisco Chronicle, and The Millions. He is the author of the story collection I Like to Keep My Troubles on the Windy Side of Things; the New Statesman named his examination of unexpected iconography, Madonna of the Toast, one of 2007's Best Underground Books. Currently, he is working on a book about the Grateful Dead album Workingman's Dead, which will be part of the 33 1/3 series.
Ivana Simić Bodrožić, born in 1982 in Vukovar, attained a Master's degree in Philosophy and Croatian Language. She is the author of two poetry collections (Goran and Kvirin awards for young poets), a novel and a short story collection. The novel Hotel Zagorje (2010) about growing up during war and refugee life, was awarded (Kiklop for best prose work; Kočić Pen/Banja Luka-BiH; Josip and Ivan Kozarac prize), translated into German, French and Slovenian, and published in Serbia. She's writing a script for a film based on the same work along with award-winning Bosnian-Herzegovinian director Jasmila Žbanić. Her book of poetry was translated into Spanish. She lives in Zagreb as an independent writer.
Dan Simon is founder and publisher of Seven Stories Press in New York City. He is co-author of a biography of Abbie Hoffman (Tarcher/Putnam, 1994), translator of a number of volumes from the French and editor of posthumous collections of short stories and essays by Nelson Algren, among other works.
Michael Stein is a writer and journalist in the Czech Republic and runs a website on Central European writing called Literalab that features interviews, book reviews, essays and news from the literary world stretching from Moscow to Belgrade to Berlin. He has written for literary journals such as Asymptote, Absinthe: New European Writing and the The Review of Contemporary Fiction among others. He is an editor at the Prague-based journal B O D Y and runs the Saturday European Fiction series. His own fiction has been published in The Missing Slate, McSweeney's and Cafe Irreal among other magazines. His short story The Cathedral of Es was selected among the storySouth Million Writers Award Notable Stories of 2012.
Dalibor Šimpraga was born in 1969 in Zagreb, where he lives today. He studied Croatian and Southern Slavic Literature and Linguistics in Zagreb. He was a free-lance author, now he is cultural editor of Globus, the main news-magazine in Croatia. He was a co-founder of the literary magazine Fantom slobode. He has published: Anastasia, a novel (2007), and Kavice Andreja Puplina, a collection of short stories (2002). He edited 22 u hladu, an anthology of young Croatian prose (1999). For his debut novel Anastasia, he received the literary prize email@example.com (one of main prizes in Croatia) in 2008.
Miriam Toews was born in the small Mennonite town of Steinbach, Manitoba and is the author of five previous bestselling novels and a memoir of her father. She was the recipient of the Governor General's Award for Fiction, the Libris Award for Fiction Book of the Year, the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize, and the Writers Trust Marian Engel/Timothy Findley Award. Toews' third novel A Complicated Kindness spent over a year on the Canadian bestseller lists and won the 2006 edition of Canada Reads, the first book by a female writer to win the competition. Besides many other languages, her novel will alsooon be published in Croatian translation. She lives in Toronto.
Andi Winnette is the former managing editor of the Believer, a monthly arts and culture magazine published by McSweeney's. She is currently the managing editor of McSweeney's Books, for which she acquires and edits fiction, nonfiction, and young-adult titles. She has worked with Diane Williams, Susan Straight, Sean Wilsey, Michelle Tea, Alessandro Baricco, Miriam Toews, and others. She is also involved in foreign-rights sales and acquisitions for McSweeney's, and recently acquired novels by Bekim Sejranovic and Olja Savicevic for publication in the coming years. She lives in San Francisco, California with her husband, the author Colin Winnette.
Bojan Žižović was born in Pula in 1975. He published two books of poetry entitled Apsurdity and In the Case It Doesn't Exist. He works on a collection of short stories. He worked as a journalist for the local daily newspaper Glas Istre. Many of his poems were turned into songs by the cult underground musician Franci Blašković.
Jasna Žmak was born in 1984 in Pula. Her short stories were published in magazines and an anthology of young writers. She graduated Dramaturgy at the Academy of Drama Art (Zagreb) where she is assistant researcher since 2012. As scripwriter she authored a few short films. As dramaturg she has recently collaborated with neo-avantgarde directors Oliver Frljić and Borut Šeparović, and as writer with director and choreographer Matija Ferlin. Two of her performance texts were published. She is an editor in the performing arts journal Frakcija.
Her first short novel In bed is planned for publishing in the spring of 2015.
Zoran Žmirić (1969) is a writer and musician from Rijeka. His publications include two short story collection, a book of essays and a novel. He was a finalist for 2008 national Best Unpublished Manuscript with the novel Blockbuster (published 2009) and a finalist for the national "email@example.com" Prize (2010) for the best novel. He has been awarded with "Literary Pen" for the Blockbuster by the Croatian Literary Society (Rijeka), and The City of Rijeka Award (2011) for special achievements in culture. His works are translated into Polish and Italian. He plays bass in three-decades lasting rock group Grč from Rijeka.
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Award-winning author and translator, Bekim Sejranović, passed away on May 21st, 2020 at the age of 48.
Sejranović was born in Brčko, Bosnia and Hercegovina in 1972. He completed nautical school in Rijeka, Croatia where he also studied South Slavic Languages and Literature. He moved to Oslo, Norway in 1993 where he continued his studies, earning a master's degree in South Slavic Languages and Literature from the University of Oslo.
Sejranović is the author of a collection of short stories, Fasung (2002), and five novels: Nigdje, niotkuda (2008) (Nowhere, From Nowhere), Ljepši kraj (2010) (A Better Place), Sandale (2013) (Sandals), Tvoj sin Huckleberry Finn (2015) (Your Son Huckleberry Finn) and Dnevnik jednog nomada (2017) (The Diary of a Nomad). His novel Nigdje, niotkuda (2008) (Nowhere, From Nowhere) won the prestigious Meša Selimović award for the best novel published in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia or Montenegro in 2009.
He was an official court translator and also translated Norwegian literature into Croatian. His own writing has been translated into many languages including English, Norwegian, German, Italian and Polish.
Ivan Sršen (b. 1979) holds a degree in History and Linguistics from the University of Zagreb. He worked in multiple publishing houses before co-founding his own publishing company, Sandorf, in 2008. He's authored the novel Harmatten (2013), a collection of short stories Skela, bajke iz automata za kavu (2010) (Fairytales from the Coffee Machine), co-authored a nonfiction book, Povijest zagrebačkih knjižnica (2010) (The History of Zagreb's Libraries) and edited the collection of short stories, Zagreb Noir (2015). He lives and works in Zagreb.
Zagreb, Croatia's capital city, faced one of the biggest challenges in its 1000 year history on March 22nd, 2020. In the midst of a global pandemic, a 5.5 Richter earthquake struck the city of one million inhabitants. Ivan Sršen shares his personal experience of being at the center of dual disasters.
Explore TimeOut's gallery of fascinating and at times thought-provoking art in the great open air gallery of the streets of Zagreb.
Partied too hard last night? Drop by Zagreb's Hangover Museum to feel more normal. People share their craziest hangover stories and visitors can even try on beer goggles to experience how the world looks like through drunken eyes.
How will the futuristic world of 2060 look? How far will technology have advanced, and how will those advancements affect how we live our everyday lives? These are the questions the Zagreb-based magazine Globus asked in a series of articles in 1960, when conceptualizing what advancements society would make 40 years in the future, the then far-off year of 2000. The articles used fantastical predictions about the future to highlight the technological advancements already made by the then socialist Yugoslavia. Take a trip with guide, Jonathan Bousfield, back to the future as envisioned by journalists in 1960s Yugoslavia.
So you're visiting Zagreb and are curious about it's underground art scene? Check out this guide to Zagreb's street art and explore all the best graffiti artists' work for yourself on your next walk through the city.
One of Croatia's brightest literary stars who sadly passed away last year left a trove of brilliant writing as her legacy. Read a review of Daša Drndić's novel, Belladonna (2012), in the link below.
Step into the award-winning author Olja Savičević Ivančević's world as she peels away the many layers of her hometown Split and all of Dalmatia in the interview below.
International Women's Day offers the opportunity to reflect on amazing women that have made a lasting impression on the world. But recognizing the important ways women shape and impact our world shouldn't be limited to one day out of the year. Check out some of Zagreb's most memorable women in the link below.
What's the best way for an open-minded foreigner to get straight to the heart of another culture and get a feel for what makes people tick? Don't just sample the local food and drink and see the major sights, perk up your ears and listen. There's nothing that gives away the local flavor of a culture more than the common phrases people use, especially ones that have no direct translation.
Check out a quirky list of untranslatable Croatian phrases from Croatian cultural guide extraordinaire, Andrea Pisac, in the link below:
Just got out of a serious relationship and don't know what to do with all those keepsakes and mementos of your former loved one? The very popular and probably most unique museum in Zagreb, the Museum of Broken Relationships, dedicated to preserving keepsakes alongside the diverse stories of relationships gone wrong, will gladly take them. Find out how the museum got started and take an in-depth look at some of its quirkiest pieces in the link below.
Find out how the 1980s, which saw the pinnacle of the domestic music scene, uncertain and rapidly changing political circumstances, and a more open and critical media, shaped the soul of modern-day Zagreb.
Zagreb is Croatia's relaxed, charming and pedestrian-friendly capital. Check out Time Out's definitive Zagreb guide for a diverse set of options of what to explore in the city from unusual museums to legendary flea markets and everything in between.
Diocletian's Palace is the main attraction in Split, the heart and soul of the city. Because of the palace, Split's city center can be described as a living museum and it draws in the thousands of tourists that visit the city annually. But how much do we really know about the palace's namesake who built it, the last ruler of a receding empire? Jonathan Bousfield contends that history only gives us a partial answer.
Cities have served as sources of inspiration, frustration, and discovery for millennia. The subject of sonnets, stories, plays, the power centers of entire cultures, hotbeds of innovation, and the cause of wars, cities are mainstays of the present and the future with millions more people flocking to them every year.
Let the poet, Zagreb native Tomica Bajsić, take you on a lyrical tour of the city. Walk the streets conjured by his graceful words and take in the gentle beauty of the Zagreb of his childhood memories and present day observation.
What could possibly tie together island musicals, political thrillers, 60s Yugoslavian culture, contemporary Croatian authors, graphic novels set amongst a backdrop of urban decay, Le Cobustier inspired architecture and a classic 20th century author's firsthand account of 1920s Russia? Proving that he really does have his finger on the pulse of Croatian's cultural scene, Jonathon Bousfield expounds on all of this and more in his 2018 Croatian Cultural Guide, check it out in the link below.
Krleža, a giant of 20th century European literature, is woefully undertranslated into English. Read Jonathon Bousfield's compelling review of the master Krleza's part travelogue, part prose account of the time he spent in Russia as a young man in the mid-1920s, Journey to Russia, which is accessible to English readers for the first time.
Going to a cemetery may not be the first idea that pops into your mind when visiting a new city. But the stunning Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb, which was designed by the renowned Austrian architect, Herman Bolle, is definitely worth a bit of your time. Read more below to find out why.
Dolac, the main city market, is a Zagreb institution. Selling all the fresh ingredients you need to whip up a fabulous dinner, from fruits and vegetables to fish, meat and homemade cheese and sausages, the sellers come from all over Croatia. Positioned right above the main square, the colorful market is a beacon of a simpler way of life and is just as bustling as it was a century ago.
Do you find phrases and sayings give personality and flair to a language? Have you ever pondered how the culture and history of a place shape the common phrases? Check out some common sayings in Croatian with their literal translations and actual meanings below.
Discover Croatia's rich archaeological secrets, from the well known ancient Roman city of Salona near Split or the Neanderthal museum in Krapina to the often overlooked Andautonia Archaeological Park, just outside of Zagreb, which boasts the excavated ruins of a Roman town or the oldest continuously inhabited town in Europe, Vinkovci.
The medieval city in Croatia is having a geek-culture moment as the setting for King's Landing in the HBO series "Game of Thrones".
Hollywood seems to have discovered Dubrovnik. Parts of The Last Jedi, the eighth episode in the Star Wars saga, also take place in the fortress town. Filming wrapped this year on a new Robin Hood film starring Taron Eagerton, Jamie Foxx, and Jamie Dornan (and produced by Leonard DiCaprio). The 25th James Bond film is reported to begin shooting in the city in January 2018.
But not everyone appreciates all the attention.
A little know fact is that Croatia, together with Spain, have the most cultural and historical heritage under the protection of UNESCO, and Croatia has the highest number of UNESCO intangible goods of any European country.
The National Theater in Zagreb, Croatia's capital, is one of those things which always finds its way to every visitor's busy schedule.
Numerous festivals, shows and exhibitions are held annually in Zagreb. Search our what's on guide to arts & entertainment.


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Friday, March 27, 2009
So, today, I got nothing. My Tigers lost last night. You know what they NEVER gave up even when they were 24 points behind. They brought that deficit down to 6. I think as my friend LK put it. We're not feeling well. I'm not feeling well. The fans aren't feeling well. Memphis isn't feeling well. We're not sick. We're just kinda bummed out. We wanted it so bad. We wanted to make it to the Final Four. We wanted the championship. We wanted to win and add that win to the winningest team in college history. But not last night, not this year, not this tournament, maybe, next year. Our city is proud of our Tigers. This was to be a "rebuilding" year. You tell me how many "rebuilding" teams even make it to the Sweet 16. Not many. That 65 ft. shot the Mizzou kid made. Yeah, it was luck. Give him a ball right now, and I bet he can't make that shot. Last night was Missouri's night, and this year just might be their year. For us, the light went out last night. Welcome home boys, welcome home Memphis Tigers!!! We didn't win, but you gave us hope. Any team should strive to play like y'all did even when you're down by that many points. We were a cinderella team this year. We didn't win but you sure gave us a glimpse of how good next year is going to be. Tigers, next year will be our year=) I literally teared up this morning when I saw the front page of the paper and saw the picture from above. It broke my little Southern heart. Stay one more year Taggart. Y'all will win it all!!!!
9 comments:
- Dana-Lynn said...
I've been bummed out all day :-( and the weather doesn't help!
- March 27, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- Jennifer said...
I haven't had much to talk about this week either. Okay, my question is what is your favorite Lilly Pulitzer item that you own? Where to you like to wear it? What accessories and shoes do you wear it with?
- March 27, 2009 at 1:52 PM
- Me in Memphis said...
I know, I'm bummed about the Tigers too! :( I used to live in Columbia though, and both my parents went to grad school at Mizzou, so I'm not too upset though.
Let's see...I'm always curious what people do for a living, or what they do all day if not work :)
- March 27, 2009 at 1:56 PM
- Me in Memphis said...
I know, I'm bummed about the Tigers too! :( I used to live in Columbia though, and both my parents went to grad school at Mizzou, so I'm not too upset though.
Let's see...I'm always curious what people do for a living, or what they do all day if not work :)
- March 27, 2009 at 1:56 PM
- Mrs. Hanson said...
Well said Southern Belle!
*I'm turning 21 in a few short weeks- what drink would you recommend?
*What is one beauty product you can't live without?
*Favorite junk food?
*What do you love most about Memphis?
- March 27, 2009 at 2:29 PM
- Petunia said...
Okay--pretty basic but I'm always looking for something new...
What is your favorite shampoo and conditioner?
What is your favorite perfume?
- March 27, 2009 at 6:06 PM
- What Kate Wore said...
Oh, what a bummer Miss Belle! We actually watched the end of the game last night, and knowing your feelings, we rooted for your guys.
Next year...they'll do eve better next year.
- March 27, 2009 at 7:59 PM
- Sparkle Sparkle said...
as a gamecock fan we live with the motto, maybe next year. my question, do you ever think about getting a 2nd pug? I would love to get Vivien Lee a little sister but not sure if I can afford that (the thought of boarding two, yikes) and keeping two pugs in a tiny apartment might be a bit much. but i would loooove to get a little black pug!
- March 28, 2009 at 3:57 PM
- Who am I? said...
Check out my new blog- Sassy Pink Monogram over at www.sassypinkmonogram.blogspot.com
- March 28, 2009 at 8:05 PM


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In CM's blog 'How did the moors of the Central Pennines come into existence' (11th Sept 2018) she describes how the plants and animals that might have been present in the landscape 10,000 years ago had largely been replaced by others 5000 years later, and again, 5000 years after that. That is to say, the environment is in a continual state of transition, dependent mainly on natural fluxes in climatic conditions, and human activity and its associated impacts.
This throws up a question for this project – 'If you are considering re-wilding, what exactly are you intending to re-wild to?' This is an important consideration since it will guide how the soundscape evolves through the piece. What sounds appear, and when, will be dependent on what parameters have been set for re-wilding and what 'state' is being aimed for.
Re-wilding requires imagining a new state, not trying to recreate an old one.
It's probably realistic to say there isn't any part of the planet that hasn't come under some kind of human influence whether that be at the level of local land management decisions such as choices to build roads, grow intensive crops and designate nature reserves, or whether at a macro level with continental and global phenomena such as elimination of species, introduction of non-native invasive species, climate change, widespread use of man-made chemicals, acidification and ozone depletion.
A range of measures could be taken to reverse the loss of biodiversity that the moors have experienced in recent centuries, but it would be impossible to re-create any exact replica of any given previous state since the necessary conditions don't exist anymore. We couldn't turn the moors back into tundra – conditions are too warm. We couldn't re-introduce Aurochs (ancient wild cattle) and their associated grazing patterns – we killed the last of these in the 1600s. These are rather extreme examples, but at a subtler level too, it would be impossible to recreate exactly the same thing that existed in the past.
Re-wilding includes many decisions. For example, you could choose to be interventionist and set about creating new habitats with certain outcomes in mind (such as lists of certain species you wanted to bring back to the moors, and others you didn't). Alternatively you could stand back, let nature take its course, and see what happens. In some places such as Chernobyl where the land has been contaminated by radiation (see below), and at the Iran-Iraq border where the planting of land mines has also left it unsafe for human access, this is exactly the case (see the article Landmine Sanctuary: rare leopard finds haven in lethal legacy of Iran-Iraq war)
For either option – interventionist or non-interventionist, the particular, new combination of factors brought into play means the habitat, its inhabitants and the myriad of complex interactions and inter- relationships that result might be similar to something from the past but would not be the same.
The role of science in informing the act of creativity
This is a creative project – not a scientific study funded by Defra. Sadly, no actual re-wilding is going to occur – it's a work of the imagination. However I do feel it is important that creative choices made along the way have some grounding in ecology – that the soundscape which results is one that has benefited from some investigation into what might be possible in a re-wilded moor, and in that respect has some environmental validity. That is not to say a soundscape built on complete fantasy would not also be as valid – just in other ways!
Ground Rules
On consideration of the above factors I've come up with the following 'ground rules' to guide the imagined re-wilding of the moors for the purposes of this project:
1. Any re-wilding is within the realms of what could be possible bearing in mind the current geological and climatic conditions. So, it would be impossible to re-wild to tundra or tropical rainforest. There is nothing however from a geological or climatic perspective that would prevent a move from the current moorland landscape to a more diverse and complex range of habitats including grassland, scrub, woodland and wetland.
2. Any re-wilding need not be constrained by what would currently be considered politically, economically or societally unacceptable. The project can operate in a creative space where these need not be considerations. For example, in real life it would not be acceptable to re-introduce wolves to the South Pennines, whereas in this project wolves are allowed.
3. The project will draw on information from case-studies in the British Isles and Europe where re-wilding has been attempted, especially those where emphasis has been placed on less interventionist strategies, and nature has be left to do its own thing.


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SAN JOSE — A 17-year-old boy remains in the hospital in serious condition after he was brutally attacked by two men who prodded him about gang affiliations in a parking lot outside Westfield Valley Fair mall last week.
Although the victim told the men he had no gang ties, they attacked him so severely he was left with head injuries that are under observation at a hospital. The San Jose Police Department has assigned the case to its Gang Investigations Unit.
The victim"s father said his son told him that the unidentified attackers were dressed in all black and suspects his son was targeted at random.
"It"s clear they picked my son and their friends. There was no right answer, they already targeted him," Greg Rasner said. "To what purpose? It doesn"t prove anything to beat a kid to near death. Why would you pick an innocent kid? It makes no sense to me."
The area high school student was with two friends at the mall around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening when they noticed they were being followed by two men in their 20s, police spokesman Officer Albert Morales said.
They were not immediately alarmed by it, and continued walking when, as they exited the mall toward the parking lot near a Bank of America branch in the same complex, the two strange men approached the trio of teens, Morales said.
"One of the suspects asks the victim about his gang affiliation," Morales said. "He told them they were not part of any gang."
The act is a common street-gang tactic sometimes known as a "set check" — with "set" a term for a group or gang subset — and is usually a superfluous run-up to a preordained attack.
Without warning, one of the men hit the victim, knocking him backward and causing what are being described as serious injuries. He was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. His friends were not injured.
Rasner said his son is being treated
with "guarded optimism" as doctors have been intermittently inducing sleep to minimize the risk of brain damage following surgery for head injuries
"He"s had good days and not-so-good days," Rasner said Sunday.
He added that he thought his son followed the right instincts by trying to leave the mall, but that he hopes the take-away for other parents is to teach their children to find mall security, or go to a store or other public, populated location and get help.
"You don"t want to put your kid in a bubble," Rasner said. "But maybe the warning is to talk to your kids on how to deal with that situation."
Morales said there are surveillance cameras in the area and that if investigators can extract identifiable images, they will be released to the public. Anyone with information about the case can contact San Jose police at 408-277-4161 or leave a tip with Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers at 408-947-STOP (7867) or with svcrimestoppers.org.
Contact Robert Salonga at 408-920-5002. Follow him at Twitter.com/robertsalonga.
Family friends of a 17-year-old boy who was seriously injured in a suspected gang-related attack Wednesday outside Valley Fair mall have set up an online account for family expenses as they tend to his recovery: gofundme.com/osa7i0.


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People who know me know that I am not what you might call a formal dresser. I like clothes, don't get me wrong, but for many years, the driving force in many, if not most, of my wardrobe choices, has been function over form. I can't abide being too cold or too hot, or uncomfortable. I hate thin tights. I can't bear static electric fabrics. I find those events when I have to think about what to wear, like nights out, or the first day back at school, a trial.
I'm alright once I get going. Once the term swings into action I get into a routine. Like my children, I have a uniform in which to work. Once I've decided which parts of it I'm wearing that week I am good to go.
The children are the same. Sam's uniform, despite the change in school, hasn't changed, apart from the colour of his sweatshirt, in ten years. What he'll do when he finally leaves I have no idea. He's more than happy to go up the road with the embroidered badge borne proudly upon his chest.
My daughter is a bit more of an individual. As a girl, she has the choice between skirt, trousers or dress (pinafore or summer checks – although this year it was so chilly she only just made it out of her trousers). She enjoys wearing her wildlife socks. She particularly enjoys the days when her socks are cheerfully odd. It started in celebration of her brother, and, thanks to my inadequate laundry system, continued well beyond the month of March. Who wants to wear boring socks anyway?
Every summer, I stock up on uniform items; they have invariably grown out of shoes and to the shops I must go, and swallow and dismiss any thoughts I might have had that I might get something new, and more recently, each summer I have an argument in the shoe shop. Like my parents before me, I am finding myself increasingly at odds with my children over what constitutes appropriate footwear.
Not for them the attractions of the man-made leather white stiletto, oh no. Not for them the electric blue kitten heel. No, the object of their desire, for 2 and 3 anyway, is the Velcro fastening.
Now in theory, I have nothing against Velcro shoes. On Sam's behalf I am very glad that they now go up to size five and possibly even size six. He struggles with more than the first part of tying a bow, and the existence of an easy shoe means that he can put them on himself, without bothering me. Thanks to the continued existence of such shoes, and their enduring popularity, the stigma of wearing them is lessened considerably.
So when I insist that my twelve year old don not the Velcro but the shoelace version I find myself in a bit of a bind. My children, like me, have small feet and both middle and baby child still fit into the easy shoes, no problem. I walk a fine line, when I visit the shoe shop, in explaining why they must have lace ups, and he not, but I see no reason why my younger children should be de-skilled because their brother has special needs.
It's all over the place, when you think about it, the de-skilling of ordinary children. They stay in nappies for years and years, because the disposables are just so good. They don't know how to cross roads safely because they are invariably driven everywhere. They don't have to remember their home phone number. They never have to think about the boundaries of their schools because the grounds are increasingly fenced in. No decisions here, please.
But the one that really gets on my nerves is the school tie, and I don't mean the Old one. Now, I admit I'm not a fan of the tie anyway (despite the fact that my dad loves them and has a vast array for every occasion), but if you are going to insist that children wear the things, at least make them wear a real one, not some sort of clip on horror that not only looks ridiculous but digs in the neck as well.
Because it seems to me, in my humble opinion, as it were, that the solution to the problem of kids misbehaving with ties, is not to take them away, or make it impossible to tie it too tight or too loose, but to get on with the difficult business of expecting children to rise to the standards you have set them. The way to help children behave at playtime is not to take it away from them. The way you learn to do something is, funnily enough, by doing it.
Maybe, in our busy, pressured lives, rushing around as we are, filling this in, planning for that, paying this bill and that one, the hours spent at work, not at home, the hours spent thinking and planning for teaching and filling in forms and data trackers afterwards as opposed to actually doing it, that the effort of getting children to learn stuff, like boundaries, or bedtimes, or tying shoelaces or ties all feels like too much like hard work.
I think we've got our priorities wrong. We do far too much taking away of learning opportunities.


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3. On-the-go, live editing – is it easy for sales team members to make modifications and customizations to their online presentations such as adding a prospect's name or logo?
4. Personalized URLs – can sales reps easily create and send a personalized URL so their presentation can be viewed instantly by anyone, anytime, anywhere?
5. PDF creation – are sales reps able to convert presentations to PDFs so they can print their presentation and bring it to meetings as a leave-behind?
6. Integration capabilities – does it have an open API so it can integrate with other technologies such as CRMs, marketing automation programs or home-grown systems?
7. CRM integration – does the online presentation software connect with your CRM?
8. Management reporting – are you able to see all the presentations your sales reps are creating, who they are creating them for and how many they are creating each week?
9. Multimedia integration – are you able to build presentations with hi-resolution images, GIFs, videos and infographics?
10. Brand protection – are you able to assign roles to different user types so only certain people on your team (e.g. marketing group) can edit the master slide deck?
11. Marketing and sales alignment – does it foster collaboration between sales and marketing by the use of one "master sales deck" marketing maintains, from which all sales users work from?
12. Smart sales analytics – do sales reps receive real-time notifications notifying them when someone has opened their presentation, how long it was viewed, when it was viewed and which slides were viewed the most?
13. Interactive – are you able to make your presentation interactive allowing the viewer to easily jump to different sections, play videos, scroll through images and click into images to expand and explore them from a 360 view
The list above is quite exhaustive, but be sure to think hard about what functionality you need in a presentation tool and be sure the sales technology and tools you are evaluating have what you need.


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Many of Bournemouth's top hotels and guest houses have been using our services for years. We have contracts to take care of both the guest dry cleaning requirements and the hotels own uniform and clothing needs.
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LeBron James cannot win the NBA's MVP award
The LeBron James MVP hype train has slowly been picking up speed as we near the end of the 2019-20 NBA regular season.
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This season has not been a good one for the Lakers, and in the last few days it has gone even further downhill with Magic Johnson stepping down and Luke Walton being fired and going to the Kings (why was Dave Joerger fired?).
These departures do not paint the Lakers in a good light and with free agency just around the corner, the Lakers have to act quickly or they risk falling further down the Western standings.
These departures might be a good thing moving forward with Magic (according to reports) being bad at his job and Walton seemingly not being respected by his players and maybe struggling with his Xs and Os. But the Lakers are coming up to perhaps the most critical summer in their recent history and they now have no coach or president of basketball operations.
With LeBron under contract and beginning to show signs of wear, the Lakers have to act quickly and surround him with talent if they want to get what they can from his fading prime. But at the moment why would any free agent go there?
They have no idea who the coach might be, or who is making the calls. Doc Rivers has just said he's happy where he is and no other high-profile names are really on the market. Does Tyronn Lue attract a big name?
The four big names this offseason would be Kyrie Irving, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson at the moment I can't see any of them going to the Lakers. I have no idea what Durant is going to do but the Lakers seem very long odds; as for Klay I expect the Warriors to pay especially if Durant leaves. Kawhi, from all reports, has it down to the Clippers and Raptors and Irving just two years or so ago requested a trade to get away from LeBron though he has since backtracked a bit, but the Knicks sound more likely.
If this is the case what do the Lakers do? If the Celtics lose Irving I can't see them making a trade for Davis, so maybe the Lakers become the favourites but perhaps another team jumps up, especially if Kawhi stays in Toronto (Knicks big three of Durant, Irving and Davis anyone?).
If they are able to land Davis then all these problems dissipate slightly. But they still need a good mind to run basketball operations and not just give it to Kobe because he is a retired legend. Call Bob Meyers to see if he wants a new challenge, call Sam Presti and see if he wants to be in a bigger city, call R.C Buford and say the team is yours.
But they need to do a real search and not just let Rob Pelinka make decisions with another retired legend with no on the job knowledge.
This is where the real problem shows itself. Jeanie Buss is not good at running a basketball team. She has made a number of decisions and they haven't worked and her quotes during the Davis saga just painted her in a poor light.
She has to make the right hire this summer and allow that hire to pick their coach because if they fail to win this offseason, they will have wasted LeBron James, a feat I would have thought to be impossible.


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A foodie city through and through, if you're not at one of the many breweries, you're probably eating some fresh seafood or walking through the charming downtown area (don't miss walking the Eastern Promenade for unparalleled views and beautiful green space).
For inspiration on where to go, start with these top 10 destinations based on 2017 trips.
Maine State Pier
This isn't the top destination because of its food or drinks—it's the hub for the ferry that takes you out to the harbor islands, which is the #1 can't miss thing to do during summer in Portland. Additionally, it's host to a myriad of summer concerts on the water.
Maine State Pier, Portland, ME 04101, USA
The Maine Wharf
The starting point of the downtown waterfront area, head here to take in the full Portland Wharf and wander the street while enjoying views of the harbor.
72 Commercial St, Portland, ME 04101, US
The Porthole Restaurant & Pub
With the largest waterfront deck and live music daily, grab your friends and enjoy a day or night at this Portland hot spot.
20 Custom House Wharf, Portland, ME 04101, US
Eventide Oyster Co
A great American oyster bar, Eventide has been so successful that they have a sister restaurant in Boston. Their oyster menu is constantly changing, so there's always something fresh and new to try.
86 Middle St, Portland, ME 04101, US
Portland Lobster Co.
Touting countless "Best lobster roll" awards, you'd be remiss to not try one on their dockside balcony that features daily live music and serves up cold beers.
180 Commercial St, Portland, ME 04101, US
Bayside Bowl
Not your average bowling alley, Bayside Bowl has a rooftop deck with panoramic views in addition to their 20 lanes, delicious food, and craft cocktails.
58 Alder St, Portland, ME 04101, US
The Maine Mall
If you need a shopping fix and the downtown shops aren't cutting it, The Maine Mall is the perfect place to get whatever you might need—whether you forgot your swimsuit or broke a flip-flop.
364 Maine Mall Rd, South Portland, ME 04106, US
Allagash Brewing Company
Did someone say free beer? Because you get free, that's right, completely free samples when you visit Allagash. Additionally, you can take a tour and learn all about this Maine staple. Did we mention it's dog-friendly?
50 Industrial Way, Portland, ME 04103, US
Bissell Brother's Brewing Company
With more than 25 craft beers brewed on-site, you're bound to find something you'll like. You can only get this beer in Maine, so don't miss out!
4 Thompsons Point #108, Portland, ME 04102
DiMillo's on the Water
If you've ever wanted to eat on a floating restaurant, this is your chance. This car ferry turned restaurant features fresh seafood and cocktails to enjoy while looking out on the harbor.
25 Long Wharf, Portland, ME 04101, USA
It's impossible not to enjoy your time in Maine. For an extra treat, get out on the water and take the ferry to Peak's Island.


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Mercedes-Benz Vans plans new range for autonomous driving "" announces far-reaching mobility cooperation with BASF
At the IAA Commercial Vehicles 2018, Mercedes-Benz Vans is presenting Vision URBANETIC, a revolutionary mobility concept that goes way beyond existing ideas on autonomous vehicles. Vision URBANETIC removes the separation between people moving and goods transportation. The concept reduces traffic flows, relieves city-centre infrastructures and contributes to a new quality of urban life.
One part of this vision, which was revealed for the first time on 10 September in Copenhagen, is set to become reality in the not too distant future. Mercedes-Benz Vans is planning a new range of autonomous vehicles. The new member of the Mercedes-Benz Vans family will be based on an all-electric chassis. Depending on the configuration, the new van will either move people or transport goods. Mercedes-Benz Vans is forming a new organisational unit to bring the new autonomous model range to fruition.
Far-reaching cooperation with BASF in electric mobility, digitalisation and autonomous driving
"Vision URBANETIC is a mobility platform in the truest sense of the word. We have developed a vision that makes commercial sense for companies and that can make the city of the future more liveable for its inhabitants. Exactly these principles make Vision URBANETIC a symbol of future mobility. Together with our customers, we are field testing technology elements of Vision URBANETIC. We will work closely with BASF in electric mobility, digitalisation and autonomous driving to learn from one another. It will enable us to focus the holistic mobility solutions of Mercedes-Benz Vans even more on individual customer needs", explains Volker Mornhinweg, Head of Mercedes-Benz Vans.
In a first step, BASF will shortly introduce an on-demand ridesharing system at its Ludwigshafen facility. It features technology from ViaVan, a joint venture between Mercedes-Benz Vans and US startup Via. Further projects are set to follow in the years ahead, including an electric, fully connected and autonomous shuttle on the factory site. "The aim of our far-reaching cooperation with BASF is to expand our ridesharing service with autonomous components and thereby make logistics at the Ludwigshafen plant even more efficient as well as more convenient for employees", continues Mornhinweg.
Vision URBANETIC "" autonomous driving platform featuring interchangeable people-moving and cargo modules
The Vision URBANETIC mobility concept addresses the urban challenges of the future and offers innovative solutions. The visionary vehicle is based on an autonomous, electrically powered driving platform that can carry different interchangeable bodies for people moving or goods transportation and is embedded in a self learning IT infrastructure. As a ridesharing vehicle, Vision URBANETIC can carry up to twelve passengers, while the cargo module can accommodate up to ten EPAL palettes. It offers a load length of 3.70 metres in an overall vehicle length of 5.14 metres. The concept also incorporates an IT infrastructure that analyses supply and demand within a defined mobility space. The result is an autonomous fleet operating on routes planned flexibly and efficiently based on current transport needs. All this makes Vision URBANETIC a groundbreaking concept for future urban mobility.
But Vision URBANETIC goes one step further. Thanks to full connectivity, the use of local information and intelligent control, not only can the system analyse current needs, it can also learn from them, making it capable of anticipating and reacting to future needs. This can optimise processes, shorten waiting or delivery times and avoid traffic jams. For instance, the overall system can use the data captured in the Vehicle Control Centre to identify a gathering of people in a specific area. Based on this, it can proactively send vehicles there to directly address the increased need, satisfying it quickly and efficiently. The system can thus respond flexibly and is not based on rigid routes or fixed timetables. As a fully networked vehicle, Vision URBANETIC is part of an ecosystem in which commercial and private mobility wishes are transmitted digitally. Vision URBANETIC collates these needs and fulfils them with a highly flexible fleet, facilitating a considerable improvement in the use of resources.
Expansion of the adVANce strategic future initiative
Vision URBANETIC marks the expansion of the Mercedes-Benz Vans adVANce strategy with the AUTONOMOUS@VANS field of innovation. The company is thus underscoring the crucial importance of autonomous driving to the future transportation of people and goods "" and thus, above all, its role as a gamechanger for existing business models. For Mercedes-Benz Vans, the addition of AUTONOMOUS@VANS is another important and determined step on the path to becoming a holistic mobility provider.
The adVANce future initiative concentrates on fields of innovation that are key to the future success of the transport and logistics sectors. The eDRIVE@VANS innovation field deals with electrification of the van portfolio. In "connectivity and the internet of things (IoT) applications", the focus is on optimum integration of diverse digital technologies into Mercedes-Benz Vans products (DIGITAL@VANS). "Innovative hardware solutions" (SOLUTIONS@VANS) pursues the aim of continuous improvement of load-space logistics and adaptation to the changing demands of the transport industry. Mercedes-Benz Van Rental marks the first time a brand has focused exclusively on van rental (RENTAL@VANS). An initial example of the development of innovative sharing products is the joint venture with US startup Via (SHARING@VANS), which successfully launched in Amsterdam in April 2018. ViaVan is now also up-and-running in London and, since the start of September, in Berlin with BVG. Further cities will follow.
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NEWBORN babies will sleep anywhere, from inside a giant acorn to nestled in the petals of a flower.
Anne Geddes is the mother of cute baby photography, with more than 18 million books sold across 83 countries.
In her three-decade-long-career, the New York based photographer has become famous the world over for her pictures of cute newborns slumbering in a series of surreal scenarios.
She once told a newspaper: "I like to photograph newborns and six-month-olds.
"Newborns are always sleeping and children who are six to seven months old just sit confidently and can't crawl.
"It's very challenging to specialise in children of all ages and there are some very funny moments. It can be exhausting.
"There's nothing you can do with a two year old that's having a bad day."
Here we reveal some of the adorable snaps from across her career.
- Anne Geddes. Small World, on sale 20th March, TASCHEN Hardcover £44.99


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"Canadian experimental metal outfit Sarin find their home somewhere between bright melodies that shine with each note and a maelstrom of blistering noise and doom."
-Decibel Magazine
"This upcoming record, Darker Lakes, promises to be a somber ride through a fog laden forest of sounds and emotions..."
-Metal Injection
Listen to Sarin's latest track, "Amber Guide," via Decibel Magazine, here.
Sarin's newest LP, Darker Lakes, will be released digitally via Bandcamp as well as on vinyl through Zegema Beach (NA), Dingleberry Records, Arkan Records, and Dead Punx (all EU) on July 25th.
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Darker Lakes LP:
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- Darker Lakes I - Moraine
- Embers Circling Downwards
- Darker Lakes II - Crater
- Bloom
- Ocean Burn
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California debating grid regionalization to include 13 more states
USA, California: California legislature is considering a plan to expand its energy grid, which is serving 30 million Californians, to encompass as many as 13 other Western U.S. states if they choose to join the effort.
The California Independent System Operator would in this case cede authority to a regional body under the proposal, which requires federal approval, reports T&D World.
This idea has been discussed in the past but it has never gone beyond the planning stage. Proponents of the idea claim that a regional grid would cut power costs and boost the use of renewables, while those against it warn that the expansion of the grid might leave California and its neighbours vulnerable to energy crisis.
Even if the idea of a regional grid receives approval, it could ultimately be limited if there aren't enough participants or too many conditions are set.
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Taylor Acoustic Guitars
Meticulous Craftsmanship and Marvelous Tone
From the moment you set foot on the Taylor Guitars campus in El Cajon, California, you can practically feel the magic in the air–or maybe it's just passion. You are surrounded by music. The break rooms are so overstuffed with guitar cases that there's hardly room to take a break, and there are guitars hanging from the walls on the factory floor. This is because break time is always jam time. When a shift gets out, small groups of Taylor employees chatter and make plans to make music later. It seems like everyone is a diehard, dyed-in-the wool guitar fanatic. Perhaps that's the reason why the vibes in El Cajon are so good that you feel like your blood pressure has gone down by ten points just by virtue of walking in the door.
Why do the vibes matter?
Well, those passionate guitarists are also some of the most skilled craftspeople in the world, and they get to build what they love every day. For the last four decades, Taylor has proven that when guitar nuts get to build guitars, the results are nothing short of extraordinary. With innovations like the ultra-fast New Technology neck profile and V-Class bracing, Taylor has refined the acoustic guitar to reach new heights of sound and playability. They use state-of-the-art technology and revolutionary design to build guitars that play like lightning and sound like a recording engineer's dream. And, as a result of the aforementioned state-of-the-art-technology, their build quality is astonishing. Though they sound like thoroughbreds, Taylors are workhorses–even the ones that look like works of art.
Wildwood Guitars is proud to be one of an elite group of select authorized Taylor online dealers and showcase the products of Taylor's ingenuity, passion, and drive. We have a vast selection of their instruments, from student models like the Baby and the Academy series to solid-wood player's guitars like the 300 series to gorgeous collector-grade limited-run Presentation series pieces. And, we have Taylors of all shapes, sizes, and tonewoods to suit every play style from straight-ahead strumming to bluegrass picking to delicate fingerpicking to country blues to jazzy chord comping (and let's not forget the grand auditorium body shape, which is a wooden Swiss Army knife that does everything). Wildwood's long and storied relationship with Taylor has also produced some incredible limited runs of Wildwood-exclusive guitars, so make sure to check those out, too. We invite you to take a gander at our selection and find the Taylor that speaks to you. We're sure you'll find one that will be an inspiring companion throughout your acoustic adventure.
Presenting the Wildwood Adirondack Series
Here at Wildwood Guitars we love both Taylor Guitars and Adirondack spruce the with the intensity of a thousand suns. Naturally, we sought to bring these two great loves together, so asked Taylor to build us some guitars with Adirondack bracing. Because they're swell people that love chasing tone, our friends at Taylor obliged us. We are proud to present the fruits of our collaboration: the Wildwood Adirondack series. Once you pick up one of these supercharged tone monsters, we think you'll quickly understand why Taylor and Adirondack spruce are a potent combo.


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Has anyone tried running KES (AVG Flavor) on a 64 Bit Windows 7 machine (or 64 bit XP)? If so what kind of results have you had?TBH We haven't really used KES for a couple of versions and are looking into it as there have been reports of real time scanning and what not.
I have not had an issue, with KES/AVG or with AVG as a stand alone. I've had very few issues with the installation of AVG. The only real issues I've encountered are using credentials that don't have network or domain authority and with determining when AVG for mail server breaks something in exchange.
We don't run scheduled scans except on a few machines whose users are "click on this" happy. We rely on the real-time scanning, which in my opinion does a better job than Symantec which is what we switched our clients from. Those clients that haven't switched to AVG yet have more problems with rogue AV and other attacks from the internet. But AVG doesn't catch everything, then again nothing catches everything.
Thanks for your input. I've just installed it on my machine, and it performs OK... I'm not really satisfied with the results of the eicar test paylods, it seems that it only pics up the .com files on the fly, but no the .com.txt nor does it do anything with the zip files. Someone in another post said that they got it to pick up on everything, so it might be a settings issue.


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October 11, 2016 | General news, Education news
This year, 31 Pulitzer Center student fellows traveled to 24 different countries to report. In October 2016, they met in Washington, D.C, to share their work, meet other fellows and join in the Pulitzer Center 10th anniversary celebration. This is a snapshot of their weekend.


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The Lowdown on Loans – What Determines YOUR Mortgage Rate
We all see the mortgage interest rates on television, the Internet or in the news. But, most of these are just marketing rates – they're used to give you a general idea and to get you interested. The bottom line is, every loan scenario is unique which means you might get a different interest rate than the person next to you.
There are so many factors that are included to create an interest rate based on YOUR specific financial situation including your credit score, your down-payment amount, your loan amount and even the type of home you purchase. We break it all down for you right here.
No One-Size-Fits-All Interest Rate
Rates vary depending on the market and several borrower-specific factors. This can get complicated. First, there are tons of different banks, credit unions and lenders that offer entirely different type of loans and corresponding interest rates. The rates you see advertised are usually meant for someone with excellent credit, applying for an owner-occupied single-family home loan, with a big down down-payment. Your scenario may be completely different, so it's good to know about all the factors lenders are interested in when you apply for a loan.
Loan Purpose
The two purposes for a loan are either a purchase money mortgage or a refinancing loan. A purchase money mortgage applies to the purchase of a principal residence, second home or investment property. A refinance is just obtaining new financing for an existing loan. You will probably get a lower rate for a purchase money mortgage than a refinance.
Loan Amount
Your rate will be different depending on the size of your mortgage. You will likely get a lower interest rate when your loan amount is under $417,000 and an even higher rate if your loan amount is over $625,000. When you hear things like jumbo loans and conforming loan limits, these are the loan amounts for the DC Area they are talking about and these different amounts affect your interest rate.
Credit Score
This one is pretty simple: the higher your credit score, the lower your rate. This is the single most important factor to determining your mortgage rate. But, your score isn't the only thing that matters; what it says on your credit report matters too!
Loan-to-Value Ratio
The loan-to-value ratio is the loan amount as a percentage of the total appraised value of the property. The higher the loan-to-value percentage, the higher your mortgage rate will be.
Property Type
If you're purchasing a single-family residence, the mortgage fees will be slightly lower than if you were to purchase a condo. This is because a condo is part of a larger complex, so if other owners in the complex miss a payment or there are vacant condos, your condo will lose value. Interest rates will be even higher for a co-op.
Occupancy Type
There are three types of occupancy: owner-occupied, second home or investment property. A second home will have slightly higher mortgage rates and an investment property may be even higher. This is simply because there's less of a chance that a homeowner will walk away and miss payments on their own residence.
Debt-to-Income Ratio
This is how a bank determines how much home you can afford. It is your monthly liabilities divided by your monthly income. This gives them a percentage and the lower the percentage, the lower your mortgage rate.
This is all about risk. Lenders base the interest rate they give you on how much risk they're undertaking by loaning to you. That's why we always give you as much information as possible about the process and how to prepare your finances.
TIP: We recommend you shop around your mortgage rate! Again, different lenders will offer different loans and rates, so the more you know, the better your rate will be.
All of this can feel overwhelming and complicated, but don't worry – you're not alone! No matter what your loan scenario is, our agents know all about mortgage rates and the lending process. We're here to answer all your questions and lead you step-by-step to your best deal.


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Ultra-Low Latency 2 In/2 Out USB Audio Interface with Digital Output and Massive Software Bundle
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If you're ready to take your projects to an even higher level, XT Software's energyXT2.5 is just the trick. This amazing DAW (digital audio workstation) makes it easy to manipulate your audio and MIDI files, turning song ideas into stunning CD or web-ready recordings. energyXT2.5 includes built-in synthesizers, which can be accessed directly via an external controller or programmed by step-write mode. There's even a built-in drum machine and internal multi-FX processor.
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Looking for a simple, affordable way to get your music into the digital realm? Or maybe you'd like to connect your computer to an external effects unit or recorder? Want to transfer your old cassette tapes to CD before the oxide falls off the tape? The fastest, easiest way to get analog audio into your computer is with the U-CONTROL UCA222 Audio Interface.
PC and Mac Ready
This ultra-compact, USB-powered device lets you connect your PC or Mac computer to virtually any piece of audio gear. It gets its power from your computer's USB bus, so no external power supply or batteries are required. And the UCA222 requires no special setup or drivers—just plug it in to a free USB port and start recording.
The UCA222 features two analog mono inputs for connecting any line-level device, such as a mixer or tape deck, and two analog mono outputs for connecting active speakers or studio monitors. On the digital side, the UCA222 provides USB connectivity and an additional S/PDIF optical output for direct analog-to-digital conversion. The stereo headphone output has a dedicated level control and allows you listen to either the input source or the computer output.
Imagine the possibilities…
When used as a professional interface between a mixing console and your computer, myriad options become available. Some of these might include connecting the UCA222's RCA outputs to the TAPE INPUT jacks of your mixer or active monitors, or directly into the input channels of the mixer. Connecting to mixer input channels gives you access to equalization and allows you to use the AUX Send features of your mixer to build extremely versatile monitor mixes for your recording sessions.
Tons of free software to download
Because you'll want to take full advantage of the UCA222's podcasting and recording potential we've included a massive software package including Audacity, Podifier, Juice, Podnova and Golden Ear. You're ready to go live on your Mac or PC computer right out of the box! You also get more than 100 virtual instruments and over 50 effects plug-ins, turning your computer into a complete home-based or mobile recording studio from input to output.
energyXT2.5 Compact BEHRINGER Edition included
When you're ready to take your recording projects to the next level, XT Software's energyXT is just the trick. This amazing DAW (digital audio workstation) makes it easy to manipulate your audio and MIDI files, turning song ideas into stunning CD or web-ready recordings. energyXT includes its own multi-FX processor, built-in synthesizers and a drum machine, both of which can be accessed directly via an external controller (such as our UMA25S or UMX25) or programmed in step-write mode.
For a fraction of the cost of an overpriced USB audio interface from those other guys, you can have state-ofthe- art digital conversion, world-class recording and editing software, and hassle-free connectivity between your PC or Mac Computer and any piece of audio gear.
Bridging the gap between your music and the rest of the world—the BEHRINGER U-CONTROL UCA222.
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The price of Tezos derivatives has crashed on multiple exchanges following the revelation of infighting between the platform's developers and the independently-operated Tezos Foundation.
Initial coin offerings (ICOs) have exploded in 2017, and the Tezos ICO rode that wave to a then-record $232 million ICO in July. According to some estimates, that stockpile has appreciated to $400 million as a result of the crypto market's rising tide, meaning that Tezos should be positioned to devote unprecedented resources to the development of its "self-amending cryptographic ledger".
However, as an investigation by Reuters reveals, this mammoth crypto war chest could not prevent management infighting from derailing the project — and it may have even contributed to the problem.
According to Reuters, Tezos management is rife with infighting. The platform's inventors, Arthur and Kathleen Breitman, founded a company that develops — and owns — the Tezos code, as well as all associated intellectual property. However, they set up an independent Swiss foundation to manage the ICO and maintain the funds, the plan being that the foundation would eventually purchase the company from the Breitmans and their other shareholder — venture capitalist Tim Draper — for approximately $20 million. This is in addition to the 10% stake the shareholders will receive from the total supply of "tezzies".
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Deal close! James Rodriguez is a few hours from becoming a Gunner
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With the signing of Kylian Mbappe looking seemingly dead in the water, Arsene Wenger is now looking elsewhere for world class attacker to boost the Arsenal strike force.
Now, The Daily Express are saying that we have tabled a huge bid for Real Madrid's James Rodriguez, with a Spanish journalist claiming our bid isn't too far off Madrid's £70m valuation.
Rodriguez wasn't a regular starter last season for Madrid, and would jump at the chance to become a regular in Arsene Wenger's side next season, and it won't do our chances of landing him any harm, the fact that he is married to our wantaway keeper David Ospina's sister.
Ospina himself, is rumoured to be on his way out of the club after becoming increasingly frustrated at the lack of league games, after he's struggled to replace Petr Cech as our chosen number one, with rumours are that he could be on the move to Turkey for as little as £3m.
The summer transfer window rumour mill is certainly in full flow already, so let's see if there are any truth to the rumours of this bid, watch this space!


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Citrus College Recognized as a National Leader in Hispanic Education
Glendora, Calif. (Feb. 26, 2019) – For the 12th consecutive year, Citrus College has been recognized as one of the nation's top community colleges by the Hispanic Outlook on Education.
A national monthly magazine, the Hispanic Outlook on Education provides education news from a Hispanic perspective. Every year, the publication produces a special edition spotlighting innovations, trends and news affecting the nation's community colleges. The issue also includes a ranking of the leading community colleges in the United States.
This year, the Hispanic Outlook on Education ranked Citrus College 25th out of the nation's more-than-1,100 community colleges for the number of Hispanic students receiving degrees and certificates. The college was also ranked 32nd for total enrollment of Hispanic students.
"Being recognized as a national leader in higher education is always a source of pride for the college community," said Dr. Geraldine M. Perri, superintendent/president of Citrus College. "The faculty and staff of Citrus College are committed to creating a learning environment in which the values, goals and learning styles of students are recognized and supported. It is gratifying to have this commitment validated by the Hispanic Outlook on Education."
In 2012, the Citrus College community pledged to intensify its efforts to ensure that students complete their college education. This pledge was reaffirmed with the college's 2016-2021 Strategic Plan, which has one overarching goal: increase student success and completion.
Over the past several years, the college has introduced a number of innovative programs and services to help fulfill this objective, including the Early Decision program, which assists students as they progress from high school to college; I Will Complete College (IWCC), a program that provides first-time students with individual guidance and support; and the Citrus College Promise, which is designed to cover enrollment fees and other college costs for first-time students.
"Citrus College works diligently to provide students with the tools needed to achieve their educational and professional goals," continued Superintendent/President Perri. "Our student population is extremely diverse, so we strive to provide a wide variety of academic, social and financial resources that empower each individual to complete his or her college education. Consistently receiving recognition for serving students and having high graduation outcomes is a welcomed acknowledgement and validation of this hard work."
Citrus College's inclusion in the Hispanic Outlook on Education's "Top 50 Community Colleges" rankings is the latest addition to an ever-growing list of institutional recognitions. Most recently, the Campaign for College Opportunity validated Citrus College as a state leader in producing transfer degrees. The college has also been voted the San Gabriel Valley's "Best Community College" by the audiences of two different multimedia organizations.
"I am grateful to the faculty, staff and students of Citrus College who work daily to create a diverse educational community where academic excellence is both fostered and celebrated," said Susan M. Keith, president of the Citrus Community College District Board of Trustees. "Being ranked among the nation's top 50 community colleges for Hispanic students is a reflection of the college community's commitment to student success."