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This past year has been an amazing year for me and my photography. From humble beginnings, taking a few photos for fun at the Garstang Museum, I've ended up photographing lots of beautiful ancient Egyptian artefacts, providing photography for the Book of the Dead exhibition and having my images up on the walls of the Tate Liverpool.
As I think back over the last year, and look forward to what 2018 has to bring for me, I thought I'd share some of my favourite photos and moments with you from the past twelve months. So, here's my year in photos, month by month, for 2017.
OK, so I'm not starting off so well here, as I have a complete lack of photos to share for January. Apart from a visit to the Animal Mummies Revealed exhibition at the World Museum, January was quite Egyptology free, and I don't have any favourite Egypt-themed photos to share. I did, however, agree to do the photography for the Book of the Dead exhibition that the Garstang was planning.
Because I got the work mainly off the back of the photos I took of the Hathor sculpture in the museum, I thought I'd put a photo of this lovely lady in as my January favourite.
February was when I first started working on photographing the pages from the Book of the Dead. As these pieces of papyrus are encased in glass, my first job was to work out how to photograph them well, minimising the reflective surface of the glass and lighting the pages to bring an atmospheric, otherworldly feel to them.
My favourite photo for this month is this one from an early session, experimenting with lighting. I was using my mobile phone as additional light, and accidentally created a light painting on the glass …
March was a month of much papyrus photography. One of my favourite pieces is the page containing the twelfth hour of the Amduat, from which I captured one of the foremost images used in the exhibition: Re in his ram-headed form, in his barque, encircled by the protective serpent Mehen. This is one of my favourite photos that I've taken. The page is beautifully constructed, and I've long loved the cursive illustration used in this and other funerary texts. Re, Mehen and the hieroglyphs above fit beautifully into the frame. The texture of the papyrus comes through wonderfully, and I just feel wholly satisfied when I look at this photo.
April was a month of image processing, rather than image taking. But, the newly refurbished Egyptian galleries at the World Museum opened and I went on down with my camera. I got a fantastic set of photos from my visit, including the ones I used in my post on improving your museum photography. My favourite photo from the morning, however, was one of my documentary photos, of a daddy with his young son. They were in the dress-up corner, the boy dressed in a pharaoh's costume that was way too big for him. His daddy was doing a sand dance, saying to his slightly bemused son, "Walk like an Egyptian!". It was such a fun moment.
May was an exciting month, as it was the month of Liverpool Light Night and the opening of the Book of the Dead exhibition at the Garstang. The museum was open from 5pm, and had its busiest day to date. To see my photos up on the wall alongside all those beautiful artefacts was just wonderful; I'd never seen my photos printed so large.
One of my favourite photos from the night was one I snapped of my eldest playing with the Lake of Fire lights at the end of the room. The lights had sheets of sheer fabric, with fans blowing air up through them to make them look like flames. And, for the children there, this was one of the highlights of the exhibition.
I spent some time in June photographing amulets and predynastic pieces. However, one of my favourite memories of the month was when the museum had a group visiting from the USA. I'd offered to come up from photographing amulets in the basement to get some photos of the group. When they arrived, I immediately recognised the group leader as the wonderful Bob Mr Mummy Brier. Bob is a lovely man and was more than happy for me to hang around with my camera. I have a few favourite photos from the day, but this one is probably just about my most favourite.
July was a month of beavering away in the imaging suite with amulets and predynastic bits and pieces. My favourite photo from this month was that of a small alabaster vessel. I took advantage of the semi-translucence of alabaster and lit the vessel from behind using the light on my phone. The lighting transformed this vessel from a slightly cold-feeling plain piece into one of warmth and beauty. Another of my firm favourites.
August was another fairly quiet month, it being the month of the children's summer holidays.
I did, however, take the opportunity to come in on a day the museum was closed to get photos of the exhibition to record it for posterity. My favourite photo from that session was, again, one I took of the Lake of Fire lights. I took the exposure right down on the camera so that only the flames themselves could be seen, the rest of the photo dropping into darkness. The photo captured the movement of the flames and, although not terribly Egyptological, they do make a lovely, artistic image.
September was the month the Book of the Dead exhibition closed at the Garstang. As it was moving over to the Victoria Gallery and Museum to be on display for a whole year, we decided to get more artefacts from the exhibition photographed. I photographed amulets, shabtis and the coffin boards of Ipi. There's several images from these sessions that I really do love. However, the one that really stands out for me is the one I took of a small, green, heart scarab.
The green colour on the scarab is just beautiful, which is one of the stand-out aspects. The other is how I chose to light it.
I lit the piece from the front only, to emulate the imagery of Re in his form as the morning sun; as the scarab beetle, Khepri, who rolled the sun disk across the sky. At the very end of the twelfth hour of the Amduat, you see Re as a scarab beetle about to emerge from the darkness of the underworld into the light of the dawn.
This is what I've recreated in this image.
I continued my photography of the exhibition artefacts into October, working hard to get as much done as I could before the artefacts moved over to the VGM. My standout image for this month is the one I took of the wooden coffin lid.
The lady depicted on the lid looks enigmatic, and I wanted to give her a feeling of mystery and beauty. I lit her from one side only, letting the nearside fall away into shadow, to bring focus to her face. I put this image into monochrome, to highlight the texture in the wood, and add to that feeling of mystery.
I wonder what she's thinking right now …
November was a quiet month, photography-wise, as we were all preparing for the Tate Exchange workshop in December. There was one event of note, however. The Garstang received a donation of artefacts from a collector, who'd acquired a box of goodies from John Garstang's excavations via a garage sale. I came in to get some photos for the museum, and ended up spending most of the morning there as the museum staff went through all the little boxes of treasures he'd brought in.
December was a great way to finish off the year. We had the Exchange workshop for a week at the Tate Liverpool, which included ten of my images. It really was so exciting to see my photos on the wall of the Tate. I did two photography workshops during the week, in which I talked about my photography and expanded upon my museum photography blog post from earlier this year.
This photo is one my favourites from the week. It shows many of my images on the wall in a busy room with a host of visitors drawing their own underworld spells.
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So, there you go; that was my year in photos. It's been mega!
Hopefully, I can make 2018 as exciting as 2017 has been, and build upon the foundations laid over the last twelve months. I hope you'll come along on the ride with me.
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8 Passengers from Southwest Flight 1380 File Lawsuit in New York
Case Brought Based on the Mid-Air explosion of an Engine of a 737 Aircraft. Boeing also named as defendant, as well as engine manufacturer
ATLANTA - June 20, 2018 - PRLog -- New York, NY Jonathan W. Johnson, LLC, a law firm located in Atlanta, Georgia, filed a lawsuit in New York Supreme Court on behalf of eight passengers who were aboard Southwest Airlines flight 1380 on April 17, 2018, along with the spouse of one of the passengers. The aircraft was flying from New York City to Dallas, Texas when its engine exploded in flight. The plane made an emergency landing in Philadelphia.
The Arenas family of Universal City, Texas, consisting of a mother and her two daughters on a girls' weekend visit to New York City - experienced the panic and horror that a total of 144 passengers experienced when the airplane's engine exploded shattering a window and causing explosive decompression inside the cabin of the aircraft.
Joe Arenas, the husband of Cindy Arenas and father of two girls aboard the flight, has filed a claim as a result of the physical and mental trauma inflicted upon his spouse and the couple's daughters – one which was forced to sit apart from the mother during the flight. Because of the damage to the engine – a sudden loss of altitude occurred during the flight - yet no communication was given to the passengers for the sudden drop when it occurred. During the tragedy, Cindy Arenas reported that the strap on her air mask "popped off the part around my head, so I had to manually hold it against my face". Mrs. Arenas commented that "A few minutes later we heard screaming and saw the stewardess yelling and we saw some blood. Then we realized something happened to a window and there was debris floating all around us. I felt like I couldn't breathe. I had to keep removing my mask to talk to my daughter that was away from me." Mrs. Arenas experienced a nervous breakdown when the plane made an emergency landing in Philadelphia, and has since been diagnosed with PTSD and a ruptured ear drum as a result of the sudden loss of pressure and explosion.
Elhadji Cisse, a Texas resident returning from a visit with his sick mother who resides near New York City, was also terrified by the incident and felt that he was experiencing his last moments of life. Mr. Cisse stated "I was starting to fall asleep when I heard a loud noise. It felt as if the plane hit something. I grabbed the oxygen mask and put it on my nose. It was hard to breathe through it. The plane felt as if it was falling down really fast. I saw two people rushing towards the window seat in the middle of the plane by the left wing pulling a lady passenger back inside of the plane and then administrating CPR. I also heard someone say to close the window so that another window wouldn't shatter. There was the smell of something burning and white particles flying throughout the inside of the plane. After landing, we were all taken by bus to a waiting area where we spoke to the FBI about the incident." Mr. Cisse continues to suffer from internal ear damage, headaches, lack of sleep, nightmares, dizziness, and body soreness.
Donald and Beverly Kirkland of Kenner, Louisiana were returning from New York after celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary when the engine exploded. Mr. Kirkland attempted to call their only daughter but was unable to get a connection before they were instructed to "assume the brace position". The experience was so traumatic that the Kirklands refused to be placed on another flight home and instead chose to rent a car and drive from Philadelphia to their home in Kenner, Louisiana.
The case also includes claims by an engaged couple from New Mexico who were returning from New York which they visited for a romantic weekend. The traumatic experience has left them deeply affected. The young woman has suffered a 20% permanent hearing loss due to the explosive decompression.
All eight passengers were aware that another passenger had been sucked out of the aircraft and were able to observe the efforts to pull her back into the aircraft and perform CPR on her prior to her death.
All eight passengers were prevented from exiting the aircraft until the deceased passenger was removed by EMTs.
All eight passengers also reported observing floating material inside the aircraft following the explosion and are concerned that they may have inhaled some of this unidentified material.
All eight persons aboard the plane have been experiencing vertigo, dizziness, and symptoms of severe emotional distress following the flight, including anxiety, fear, crying, nightmares, and fear of flying and loud noises. All anticipate that they will need treatment for symptoms of severe emotional distress and post-traumatic stress disorder.
The lawsuit asserts that Southwest Airlines failed to properly maintain and inspect it's CFM56-7B engines, causing the horrific accident to kill one passenger and leaving many with physical injuries and traumatic disorders. The accident has raised serious concerns about the safety of similar engines. The families have also brought claims against the aircraft manufacturer, Boeing, and the companies which manufactured the engine of the aircraft.
Ongoing investigations by the NTSB revealed that an engine fan blade failed and that there was evidence of metal fatigue where the blade broke off. The cause of the window failure has not yet been determined but it appears likely to have been caused by a piece of debris from the engine.
Airlines are common carriers and generally owe the "highest duty of care" to fare paying passengers.
The case is index number 155786.2018.
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'For One Night Only' at Hatton Park Village Hall
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How long should I have my photographer for my wedding?
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Hey guys, Mark Britain here again with another constantly asked question. How long should I have a photographer for at my wedding???
The answer to this question will be determined on how important your wedding photos are for you. Do you want photos of the Bride or Groom getting ready? Do you want photos of the speeches? The Father Daughter Dance? The Garter Belt or Bouquet Toss?
At the bare minium everybody wants the wedding photographer for the Ceremony, Family/Group photos and the Formal Photos. The question is is the other events that happen on your wedding day important enough in your mind.
Me for example I had 4 photographers for my wedding. They were there from Groom (me lol) getting ready till when we left at the end of the Reception. In my eyes photography is extremely important.
In some I hear "Uncle Eddie has a DSLR camera and knows what he is doing, he can shoot our reception so we don't need you to hang around." What they don't know is from experience that all the "Uncle Eddie" knows how to use his camera, and can take a good shot but, good old Uncle Eddie is a Guest at your wedding and there is FREE drinks at your wedding. So Uncle Eddie is going to have a couple of drinks at your wedding… Do you see where this is heading??? Uncle Eddie has a few too many drinks at your wedding and puts down his nice, expensive DSLR camera, cause he doesn't want to break it. Therefore not capturing the shots he said he was going to.. With it being the even it is, a WEDDING, your can't do a re-do, or go back and do it again cause the photos didn't turn out…
The same happens above with the Bride getting ready, "ohh one of the bridesmaids has a big camera, she said she would take some photos.." Bridesmaid?? Doesn't she have to get ready for your wedding???
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I read a most amazing statement. I never realized Heaven had an accounting angel for God's treasury. There are columns for income donations and where that money was actually spent. There are columns to record the motive, and the result of the gift. There are entries as to the reluctance or willingness of the giver. Even if the gift is not used as the donor intended, the blessing of God will be given. They do not loose their reward. Every chance to help the needy or to spread the truth is a pearl that is sent ahead to deposit in heaven's bank. He watches how we use His lavish gifts to us.
" I was shown that the recording angel makes a faithful record of every offering dedicated to God, and put into the treasury, and also of the final result of the means thus bestowed." Christian Service 221Somehow I missed these details before. I see great comfort in this. Any gift given has heaven's computerized accuracy in tracing from the time of giving to the use made of it. Even though His daughter was robbed, God could have intervened. It was His money. He waited 30 days to provide it all. He was in control of all that happened. He made good come out of the robbery. There were many more opportunities to share the gospel. People cared for us in their homes and we could share God's love and sing and pray there too. (Mathew 10 encourages this method among friends of Jesus)
I have always known My God sees the way I use the gifts I take to spread the gospel. I often wish I could transport the giver to see the results. Many pictures are taken so I can express the joy of planting seeds and seeing some land in good soil that bears fruit.
God will water the seeds as He promised. He can even bring about conditions which will change stony soil, hard path soil, and thorny soil.
He can keep the birds away. Birds are the faultfinding attitudes, the forgetfulness of blessings, and criticism of the human messenger God sends with truth. These Birds steal away the beautiful truths from softening and changing the heart.
It is in the power of choice to determine the soil we have in our own heart. Praise God He provides the power to overcome.


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According to a study by Imperial College London and the World Health Organisation, "average life expectancy is set to increase in many countries by 2030 – and will exceed 90 years in South Korea." The press release accompanying the report revealed: The five countries with the highest life expectancy at birth for men in 2030 were: […]
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A survey of post-millennials – and South Korea shows its expected malaise
Another of those surveys, and guess where South Korea ends up in the rankings? As you might expect from the land of Hell Joseon, the statistics do not look great: second from bottom in terms of overall happiness. Around 1,000 15-21 year-olds from each of 20 countries were surveyed between September and October 2016 as […]
Is this for real? I'm so dead!
"A fine for a person who exposes his or her skin is too much. Is this for real? I'm so dead!" Lee Hyori is said to have tweeted in this week's non-story. Park Geun-hye's cabinet approved a revision on 11 March that regulates certain "inappropriate" social behavior such as stalking and public indecency, which includes […]
Looking back at 2012: Domestic news
In our final round-up of Korea-related stories which caught our eye in 2012, we look at domestic and business news. Modern Life and how to escape it. Korea came 24th out of 34 leading countries in an OECD quality of life index, coming bottom of the class in job security and gender income inequality and […]
Seoul's host bars
Lucy Williamson on an interesting emerging phenomenon in Seoul: host bars, where women pay for men's company. First on the Today Programme (15 August), then on Crossing Continents (16 August), now in the Magazine (18 September)
From Bra Day to Kiss Day, Korea has it all
Valentine's Day, White Day, Black Day… My favourite is Samgyeopsal day, March 3rd. And Green Day, for soju drinking. The Joongang Ilbo has a useful list. http://bit.ly/gWEWnD #. Many of them involve the 14th of the month.
Things that brightened Koreans' lives in 2010
This year, Twitter, novellist Lee Oi-soo and Cambridge economist Ha-joon Chang brightened Koreans' world – according to the Korea Green Foundation http://bit.ly/hvf11m #
The instant six-pack
I heard that in Korea you can get 6-pack implants like you get breast enhancement. Can anyone confirm? Won Bin's was impressive in Ajosshi – but I'm sure his was natural.
Strains in a mixed marriage
Did you know resting your chin in your hands is considered rude in Korea? But not quite grounds for divorce. http://bit.ly/d6qHuY. Korean man tries to divorce his Vietnamese wife who stared at him while he ate. #
A sunny day in Busan
Haeundae Beach, Busan, 1 August 2010. Now that's what I call crowded, and supports the contention that Koreans like to go on holiday in crowds. But why are all the rubber rings yellow? http://bit.ly/c701UB #
SNSD at an East Coast resort – a Korean man's favourite holiday
Korean men want to go on holiday with Girls' Generation, according to a KBS survey. Now that's being greedy. http://bit.ly/a4zZ4O # And while on the subject of holidays: doing the arithmetic, does this mean around 6-7 million Koreans will be heading to the East Coast at the end of July? http://bit.ly/9HYiuk #. (47% of a […]
The attractions of North Korean restaurants
If ever you're on holiday in Cambodia this looks like the restaurant to visit. A North Korean noodle restaurant known for its beautiful waitresses – including the "North Korean Kim Tae-hee:" http://bit.ly/bHmvzR # …but if you work in South Korea you haven't got long to get there: an average of only 4.1 days for your […]
Man tweets suicide note
South Korean man posts suicide note on Twitter http://bit.ly/9ASpux #. Via @TelegraphNews "I'm going to commit suicide. To all of you, even those who shared the slightest friendship with me, I love you," wrote a former disk jockey before taking his life.
The service of free kimchi
In restaurants, when a waiter brings you a free dish, why do Koreans say "That's service" when they mean "That's on the house"? #
Korean marries his pillow
From the Metro: Lee Jin-gyu fell for his 'dakimakura' – a kind of large, huggable pillow from Japan, which has a picture of his favourite anime character, Fate Testarossa, on it. And married it. http://bit.ly/98lDK6 # "He is completely obsessed with this pillow and takes it everywhere," said one friend. "They go out to the […]
Dating a Korean American woman…
Korean-American girls are tough to date, says You Offend Me You Offend My Family in a great article entitled How To Survive A Date with A Korean American Woman, from August last year. Maybe because Koreans most materialistic people in the world, according to a survey reported in the Chosun Ilbo
iPhone boosts sausage sales
Snack sausage in alternative use as meat stylus – a substitute for your bare finger: Sausage sales have soared by 40% following a bout of cold weather and some smart chap discovering that CJ Corporation's snack sausages have electrostatic properties that are rather similar to that of the human finger. Source: http://bit.ly/cQh6jY #


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Organisers of next month's $10,000 Aegon GB Pro-Series women's tennis tournament at The Shrewsbury Club are looking forward to discovering which players will feature in the event.
Tennis stars coming to Shrewsbury?
Dave Courteen, the club's managing director, believes there is a chance that British star Laura Robson, who won a silver medal with Andy Murray in the mixed doubles at the London 2012 Olympic, could figure as she continues her comeback from injury.
But he said it should soon become clearer just who is likely to line up at the Sundorne Road venue in the popular tournament which will take place from November 6-12.
He added: "We're looking forward to seeing which players take part this time and there should be more British players which is always great.
All will be revealed soon
"There's talk of Laura Robson coming to play here, which would be fantastic. She has played here in the past - reaching the semi-finals as a 14-year-old in 2008 - and she's now on her way back from injury, so it would be a real coup if we could get her here.
"Tara Moore, the British No 4 who played here last year, has since gone on to do well, so it will be interesting to see if she will come back.
"As always, there will be players from overseas competing, which is always exciting, and it will be interesting to see the player list when it is revealed soon."
Local interest
There will hopefully, he added, be some local interest with Chloe Hughes, from Bettisfield, who is a member at The Shrewsbury Club, targeting at least a place in the qualifiers.
Rising French star Oceane Dodin, now a career-best 83 in the world rankings, has won the Shrewsbury tournament for the last two years.
Above: Rising French star Oceane Dodin has won the Aegon GB Pro-Series tournament at The Shrewsbury Club for the last two years. Picture by Richard Dawson.
Many leading names in women's tennis, including current world No 1 Angelique Kerber and top British player Johanna Konta, have played in the Aegon event at The Shrewsbury Club in the past.
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Welcome to Class 3
In Class 3, Year Three and Year Four will be taught by Miss Watson.
Children in class Three will have PE every Monday and Thursday. PE kit should be brought into school at the start of each half term and it will be sent home to be washed in each holiday. Children will need to have trainers in school on PE days. If your child wears tights, please ensure they have socks in their bag. Children that wear earrings need to remove these for PE and should keep a packet or container to keep them safe in their PE bag.
Reading and library books
Children will read in class every day; please ensure they bring their reading book to school every day.
In Class Three children take part in the accelerated reader scheme. This involves children's reading ability being tested using an online test which then gives them a range, known as their ZPD, that they will use to select books appropriate to their reading ability. The accelerated reading scheme aims to encourage children to read frequently as well as becoming more enthusiastic about reading. They will be awarded points each time they have finished a book and completed a comprehension quiz online to test their knowledge and understanding of what they have read. Children are encouraged to change their own books using their ZPD as a guide to find books appropriate to them. Please support your child's reading development by reading regularly with them at home. As your child becomes more independent in reading, they may not wish to read with you. Instead you could ask them to tell you about what they have read and ask them some questions about it to develop their comprehension skills. This can still be recorded in their reading diaries.
Library books will be changed every Wednesday.
The children in Class Three will be set 2 pages of either Maths or Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling homework each week. They will bring homework books home on Friday and need to return them to school (in the packet provided) by the following Wednesday.
It is important for children to use the methods learnt in school for their Maths work which some of you may not be familiar with. Please do not hesitate to ask for explanations of these methods or encourage your children to explain the methods to you rather than teaching them the methods you would use yourself. If your child needs any help to complete their homework they should bring it in for me to go through it with them before a Wednesday.
Children will also have a times tables task to complete each week to support them in learning their tables. This will be sent home in their homework folder on Fridays and should be handed in on Wednesday alongside their weekly homework book.
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text: Freedom Mortgage employees in Melville partnered with the Long Island Blood Center for their 3rd annual blood drive in honor of their late colleague, Freedom Mortgage executive, Mike McHugh. Mike passed away after a long battle with leukemia in 2018, however employees continue to honor him and his request of all those capable to donate blood. For each donation of blood, up to 3 lives can be saved. Lorin Rosen worked hard to organize the event, motivating 63 Freedom Mortgage employees to donate their blood for the cause. Thank you to everyone who donated, with your help 189 lives could be saved!


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Sex, death and gumbo
Rampart Street
By David Fulmer
HARCOURT; 336 Pages: $25
You can almost taste the gumbo.
In the third installment of David Fulmer's Valentin St. Cyr mystery series, "Rampart Street," the weary Creole detective has returned to New Orleans after an 18-month absence. Within days of his arrival, St. Cyr once again becomes embroiled in the unsavory goings on in Storyville, the infamous red-light district that is the birthplace of jazz.
The early 20th century New Orleans that St. Cyr returns to is not quite the same city that he left. Buddy Bolden and Jelly Roll Morton, the pioneers of a music they called "jass," have moved on to other places. And jass itself, once outlawed, has now turned respectable. And yet the city, as we soon discover, is still a violent place.
John Benedict, a wealthy white businessman, has been found dead on Rampart Street, brutally murdered in an area of town where he clearly did not belong. At first, it appears to be an open-and-shut case: Someone was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But the victim's daughter, Anne Marie Benedict, demands a "proper" investigation -- no matter what it may reveal -- and hires St. Cyr to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, the King of Storyville, Tom Anderson -- friend to pimp and politician alike and St. Cyr's boss -- prefers a much quieter resolution, ordering the detective to settle things before they get out of hand. And when a petty criminal is quickly charged with the murder, it looks as if the problem has indeed been resolved. But this being New Orleans, another wealthy gentleman is found dead and the messy situation gets even more complicated.
Other murders follow. They all lead back to one Henry Harris, the richest man in town, who harbors ambitions for public office. But then the real reasons behind the killings begin to surface, involving sordid trysts in steamy Storyville brothels and French Quarter apartments, morally murky business ventures and deep-seated racial hatreds with ties to the Ku Klux Klan.
There are elements of the supernatural, too, which heighten the story's already creepy Edgar Allan Poe qualities (indeed, Poe is referenced several times). A Sunday night on Rampart Street and a dim figure in a dark duster emerges from the shadows, while in the background a trumpet wails. He swoops down on his victim, like a bird of prey. The echo of gunfire, a curtain opens and closes, the sound of footsteps, and then silence. At first, nobody notices -- after all, this is New Orleans -- before another figure rifles through the victim's belongings, taking advantage of an opportune moment to line his own pockets.
At the center of the tale is St. Cyr. A former New Orleans police officer, he is a free spirit who does things his own way, but is a sympathetic and likable figure. Despite his mixed heritage -- he is a Creole of African and Sicilian heritage -- he passes for "one of those white men with odd features, not uncommon with New Orleans' racial mélange." We learn that in the 1890s -- the story is set 20 years later, in 1910 -- his father was murdered by a gang of native-born whites during a spate of anti-immigrant violence. Significantly, it was on Rampart Street where his father died, the same street where that horn player named Bolden had made all that crazy music.
"Rampart Street" can be savored as a stand-alone volume; readers need not have read "Chasing the Devil's Tail" or its follow- up, "Jass," to appreciate it. Fulmer's languid, conversational style perfectly matches the Crescent City setting with its complex web of murder, corruption and betrayal. As in his previous installments, Fulmer mixes historic figures with fictional characters. The shadows of Bolden and Morton follow St. Cyr through the city streets, as does that of Morton's grandmother, a "good" voodoo queen. Even the famed Storyville photographer E. J. Bellocq plays a small but crucial role.
Perhaps, though, the most vivid character in the novel is the city of New Orleans itself, with its otherworldly mixture of lost beauty and musty decay. The society that St. Cyr inhabits is based on secrecy, of things left unspoken, of keeping up appearances. It is a society where people of power and privilege mingle with those who don't know where their next meal is coming from. It is a city of sorrowful laments, where everyone and everything is somehow connected, its inhabitants bound together by dark secrets but also, Fulmer reminds us as if we need reminding in our post-Katrina world, by the raw power of Mother Nature. No matter what their station in life, no matter what the color of their skin, all are rendered helpless before its relentless fury.


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Click here for Martin Armstrong's latest blog post entitled DEBT-PENSION CRISIS- Fuel behind a Stock Rally dated September 30, 2013. Very Important read!
October 1, 2013
Latest Blog Post from Martin Armstrong dated September 30, 2013
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This is from Marton's blog on gold from today (10/1/13) …
"Our Daily Bearish Reversal lies at 1283. We still see gold declining and it should perhaps just crack below the $1,000 level to wipe out most of the Gold promoters who have sold their bill of goods to a lot of unsuspecting people. Once that is accomplished, the tree should be shaken significantly and the majority will most likely then be looking for $650."
Is he REALLY saying that gold could go to $650 an ounce??? Am I reading that correctly? I'll be selling everything I own if that is the case and buying it like crazy. Thoughts?
Comment by MikePhila — October 1, 2013 @ 2:16 pm
And with "hyer-deflation" (which actually is significant hyperinflation from my perspective), that $5000 will get you what?? A great new suit (which is what an ounce of gold historically has allowed individuals to buy over time)?
Comment by MikePhila — October 2, 2013 @ 2:28 pm
Hi Mike,
I think MA was saying that if / when gold cracks to $1,000, everyone will be anticipating gold to even further decline to $650, but this is when gold will start rising again, and the masses will miss the boat as usual. Note MA said there will be a brief shining moment, so it shouldn't be a long affair. Timing wise, MA said it should come by March next year.
Comment by Firebug — October 7, 2013 @ 7:33 am
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Flamenco is the style of song and dance deeply rooted in Spain's Andalusian region. The Spanish art form is made up of guitar (toque), song (cante), dance (baile) and sharp hand clapping (palmas) called staccato. The dancing is emotional and expressive – conveying the emotions and telling the story of the song through movements, stomping and intense facial expressions. The song and music set the mood for the dancer and emotions may range from sadness to joy or even passion. All together, each element of Flamenco comes together perfectly, telling a unique and captivating story to its audience.
Although the exact roots of this dance are widely debated, it is most associated with those of Romani heritage in Spain and was declared one of the Masterpeices of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2010.
Check out these pictures from a Flamenco style song and dance show in Granada this summer:
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A daring competitor
Kelsey Campbell started wrestling in 2002, during her junior year of high school—but only after she was dared to join the wrestling team. At the time, she didn't even know girls wrestled, but she was trying to prove that she could last two weeks on the team. Today, she trains at the elite level and competes around the world. "I guess I won that dare," said Campbell.
Campbell was the first female wrestler to compete for Arizona State University, where she won two NCAA women's titles. She also trains with the US national team and competed in the 2012 London Games. Campbell strives to improve as an athlete and someday win a gold medal in the Games, but she is grateful for all that she has already achieved. "It is something not everyone could pursue," Campbell explained. She faces the challenges of her wrestling career with her head and hopes held high.
Outside of wrestling, Campbell enjoys singing, dancing, and writing music. She also coaches camps and clinics, and works full-time.
- 2012 London Games Competitor
- 2012 Third in U.S. Open
- 2011 Sunkist Kids International Open champion
- 2011 Weights World Team Trials champion
- 2010 U.S. Open champion
"When there is nothing tangible to fall back on, you learn to make a decision every day not to fall."


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Your Kia Dealer serving Everett provides many quality Kia vehicles. Even though it might be a used model, there are two things that one should consider. For one, most one owner models are in better condition and the multiple user cars. Secondly the certification and quality checks on the car give it an almost similar warranty compared to a new model.
By offering quality vehicles far and above that of many junk and used car dealerships, they provide the Everett citizens with an all too necessary convenience. The local junkyard may only offer want a few bucks for a used or junk car and they even charge for the transportation fees. On the other hand, you can get a very economically priced Kia Dealer serving Everett that is probably much more than the usual quality a driver would get second hand courtesy of Lee Johnson Kia.
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Your local Kia Dealer serving Everett operates with a mission statement that focuses on dedication to the esteemed clientele. Lee Johnson Kia makes sure that all of its products have passed through this stage making them top of the line.
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US backpack company Gregory Mountain Products has announced that it is to hold its Spring 2017 International Sales Meeting in the UK, on the occasion of its 40th anniversary.
The event, hosted by UK distributors Lyon Equipment, will take place in Cumbria from 31 May to 2 June bringing together sales representatives from Gregory HQ and its subsidiaries and distributors from around the world.
Originally founded in California in 1977 by backpack guru Wayne Gregory, the US manufacturer is famous for its innovation, quality, comfort and meticulous attention to detail. Since 2014, Gregory Mountain Products operates independently within the Samsonite group.
"Gregory is one of the best known and pre-eminent pack brands in the US, and with Samsonite's backing is now growing fast internationally and here in the UK", says Roger Chaldecott, Lyon Equipment Brand Manager for Gregory. "Hosting Gregory's International Sales Meeting is, therefore, a great honour and opportunity for Lyon Equipment, allowing us to build further brand visibility."
"2017 is a big year for us with our 40th anniversary, and we are doubly excited to be able to celebrate this with our worldwide partners in the UK", says Adrian Davison, Brand Director Europe at Gregory. "Europe is central to the brand's strategy and growth. We recognise the vital role that Europe plays in the evolution of our product line so it's very appropriate that our International Sales Meeting takes place this side of the Atlantic."
About Lyon Equipment:
Lyon Equipment is the UK's leading specialist outdoor and access gear distributor with offices, manufacturing and warehousing all based in Cumbria. Its distribution division works with many of the world's leading outdoor brands including Petzl, Beal, La Sportiva, Exped, Julbo and Ortlieb. Its Work and Rescue division provides equipment, training and certification for people working at height and for rescue teams. Lyon Equipment also manufactures flexible sided ladders, rope protectors, lanyards, slings, gear bags, rescue stretchers and caving suits. Employing over 80 people and with a turnover exceeding £17m, in 2012 Lyon Equipment moved into a new, state-of-the-art facility at Tebay in Cumbria after nearly 40 years in the village of Dent.
The Lyon Equipment Mission: To provide equipment and expertise for people to venture further.


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Gov. Doug Ducey wielded his veto power this year fewer times than any governor since 2004.Read More »
Property tax on solar companies nixed by Court of Appeals
Rooftop solar companies that lease panels to customers shouldn't be charged property taxes for the solar arrays, an Arizona appellate court ruled Thursday.Read More »
Arizona gives 'low income' assorted meanings
A family of four can bring in more than $60,000 annually to be considered low income for the state's recently expanded voucher program, allowing them to access more funds to attend private school. But to be considered low income for various other state programs, like ones that allow the poor to buy food or basic necessities like toilet paper, the line is much lower, meaning fewer people qualify for help.Read More »
Lawmakers restore public assistance funds in final act of session
Hundreds of needy Arizona families can access another year of cash assistance benefits after last-minute negotiations led the legislature to approve a reversal of a prior cut to the program.Read More »
Lawmakers tackle $9.8 billion budget filled with Ducey's priorities
The fiscal year 2018 budget proposed a small boost in pay for Arizona teachers, allowed the state's universities to take on more debt to construct new buildings, and instituted a performance-pay program for high-achieving schools.Read More »
Childhood vaccination exemptions up in state
More Arizona parents are opting out of vaccinations for their kids. The number of children who got personal or religious exemptions from vaccinations in the state increased this year after falling for the past two years.Read More »
$11M sought to fix, replace old, inoperable fire alarms in state buildings, prisons
More than $11 million in the governor's budget proposal would address fire alarm systems in the state's buildings and prisons that are getting old, outdated and in various stages of failure.Read More »
Early bird candidates take flight for 2018 election
The 2018 election is more than 18 months away, but candidates for statewide seats are starting campaigns earlier than usual.Read More »
Governor distancing himself from education ballot initiatives
Gov. Doug Ducey doesn't support efforts by one of his allies to cap pay for public school administrators and mandate a higher level of direct classroom spending.Read More »
Pragmatism, not ideology or party, guides Sen. Sean Bowie
Sen. Sean Bowie, D-Phoenix, the only true freshman in the Senate, beat out a Republican in moderate Legislative District 18 last year, and his victory, he said, has helped to defeat some bad bills this year.Read More »


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Friend: a person you like or enjoy being around.
I like to think it's those folks who make you feel as if your cup runneth over!
Last night, some of my "people" had the honor of attending a "End of Cancer" party for the daughter of one of the gals in our little posse. As indicated in the picture above, we may have been slightly obsessed with the photo booth. This party was so much fun! This morning, I am awake just in awe of how blessed I am to be surrounded by so many amazing gals. Not all my "people" are in these pictures, but a good many are. This post is for anyone in my "people group." You know who you are and you are loved to the moon and back!
There's something so sweet about friendship. Take a group of folks that are so incredibly different, yet so incredibly alike…toss them together through a series of events such as moves, children, life experiences….and boom! "Your people." Then the sweet spot of getting a little bit older….having those friendships that sometimes cross into your different social groups, and having the friendships that may not and realizing it's ok! Those relationships that you can go months without a single word, then one day you talk and it's as if you see one another daily. Aaaahhh….the sweet spots of life.
Friends that have known you for thirty-five years, twenty years, fifteen years, one year, or just a few months…..life is fuller because of them. They each add that little "something" you never knew was missing until they became part of "your people." I've always been of the mindset if you journey through this life with just one good friend..you are rich. So, this morning, I am feeling a tad rich…and a whole lot of undeserving…."My people" are amazing and I am grateful for the laughter they bring to my life…and the fun…and the shoulders when life gets cruddy….I am grateful for the time spent over countless lunch dates….but most of all, I am grateful for folks who love me for me and I hope I do the same for them.
So, if you are in the picture above, thanks for a night of laughs and thanks for NOT laughing at my feeble dancing attempt. Sherry Clutter Raines, you will be happy to know that has not changed in thirty-five years. Kim can't groove! For those I love not in the pic….let's make sure we get one the next time we are together! Let's let the world around us be that funny, crazy, cramped photo booth!
Peace Out and don't get stuck in a moment!


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Roseville, California
The story of Roseville had its beginnings in the aftermath of the fabled California Gold Rush when discouraged gold seekers left the mineral regions to take up farming along those rich creek bottom lands earlier ignored.These intrepid pioneers, many of whose descendants still reside in the area, formed the nucleus of what was to become the "first families" of Roseville. Today, Roseville is a progressive city with its eye on the future, but all the while retains and celebrates its rich historical railroad roots.
Located in Placer County along the eastern edge of the Sacramento Valley at the base of the Sierra Nevada foothills, Roseville is a mere 16 miles from Sacramento, the state capital. Typical of other California cities, Roseville's climate ranges from hot, dry summers to mild winters. What started as a town developed by disappointed miners from the famed Gold Rush has blossomed into a thoroughly developed, independent city boasting an estimated population of 104,655 residents (as of January 1, 2006). Roseville incorporated on April 10, 1909 and is a charter city operating under a City Manager-Council form of government.
A large variety of culture and entertainment venues within and around the city provide a way for residents and visitors alike to take a break from the hustle and bustle of life. Roseville's parks and recreation programs and educational systems make Roseville an amazing place to raise a family.
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Lake Como tour with Riviera: review
Telegraph expert rating: 8/10
This is probably one of Riviera's best itineraries, based on one of Europe's most beautiful lakes. Minor tweaks to the programme and logistics would make it an exceptional offering.
Itinerary: 9/10
This eight-day tour uses a single hotel base on the west shore of Lake Como. On five days, excursions are made by coach, boat and train to places of interest, with one free day to explore independently. The group size was 36.
There's a good deal to see around Lake Como and this tour ticks all the right boxes.
Visiting a historic villa, Balbianello, and the "pearl of the lake" village of Bellagio by private boat gave a great introduction to the lake on the first day.
Bergamo, the charming hill town about 90 minutes' drive away, was a pleasant surprise.
A trip to neighbouring Lake Maggiore with the option of a boat trip to the enchanting Borromeo islands had many guests expressing a desire to book a tour here in future.
Lugano, another nearby lake in Switzerland, provided another enjoyable excursion.
On a free day, many chose to take the 20-minute boat ride to Como town, armed with advice on what to see and do.
The highlight of the tour was the visit to St Moritz using the scenic Bernina Express train for a major part of the journey. The ride back to Como was even more spectacular. However, this day did involve a very early start and long coach drives.
Overall, an excellent week in terms of content.
Accommodation: 8/10
Riviera offers four hotels for this tour, in four different Lake Como towns and villages. This review is based on the Grand Hotel Imperiale at Moltrasio.
Moltrasio is a beguiling spot, with the old village climbing steeply up the hill behind the hotel, which is just across a road from the lake.
A ferry jetty just yards from the hotel made getting around the lake by boat easy.
The Imperiale has a classic original building and more modern wings. It's a fine place to stay, with a pool beside the lake. Rooms are quite compact and somewhat dark, but most have a balcony.
Dining: 8/10
Breakfast and dinner are taken in the Imperiale's La Cascata restaurant, which opens on to the garden.
The generous breakfast spread, including fresh fruit and hot items, would rival that of a five-star hotel. Four-course dinners were of a good standard: the pasta and desserts were usually excellent. There were a couple of slips in service, particularly regarding vegetarian meals.
A special wine list for Riviera guests was very reasonably priced, while the discount on the (quite expensive) bar drinks was also appreciated.
Tour manager and guides: 8/10
The tour manager for this departure was the charming Lorella, who was born at Lake Como. She tried very hard to showcase her home region to guests and was generous with the time she devoted to answer queries or give advice.
However, although she spoke good English, her coach commentaries were rather faltering as she searched for the right word or expression.
Very good local guides were used at the historic villa and at Bergamo town.
Transport: 6/10
Guests came in from Gatwick and Manchester airports to Milan Malpensa, allowing a short transfer. Manchester guests complained that they had to wait an hour for the Gatwick guests to arrive; separate transfers would have been preferable.
Most of the coaches used were smooth and modern but one – used for the longest day trip and for the transfers – had ineffective air conditioning and several rattles.
Value for money: 9/10
Great days out, good hotels and decent food mean you get plenty for your money – from £829pp for the week.
Riviera (0330 134 1135; rivieratravel.co.uk)


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Lavender chocolate truffles are the perfect blend of rich dark chocolate and luxurious lavender aroma. The first step is to whip up a lavender-infused chocolate ganache. Then layer melted dark chocolate and the ganache in small cupcake cases and chill until the truffles have set. Super easy! I added a few purple candy melts to give the ganache a pretty lavender colour that is revealed once you take a bite. These indulgent, little chocolate cups really celebrate the ingredients you use, so try to work with chocolate of the highest quality, ideally coverture chocolate. Read on for the recipe and my tips on lavender flavouring and packing the chocolates!
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Get your chocolate fix with these delicious truffles. 💜 Watch the video recipe to see the easy step-by-step instructions!
What essential oil to use for lavender chocolate truffles?
This recipe is prepared with lavender essential oil, which creates a rich, authentic lavender flavour. Many lavender essential oils are safe for consumption but always double-check beforehand. LorAnn's Natural Lavender Oil, for example, is a good, food-grade botanical oil. I found that 10 to 12 drops of essential oil create a nice lavender aroma, but the intensity may vary depending on what oil you use.
Gifting the truffles
I don't know about you, but I love gifting treats! And the lavender chocolate truffles attest to this passion of mine. A few days ago, we posted a gorgeous printable gift box. Sweets and favours look so adorable packaged in this DIY box, which has the perfect size to package the lavender chocolate cups. Just print and assemble, then stuff and give away!
More lavender bakes and sweets
Lavender treats are among the most popular recipes on the blog. For more tasty lavender recipes, have a look our scrumptious lavender cookies, lavender tea, lavender hot chocolate mix, and lavender popcorn!
Lavender Chocolate Truffles
Prep time: 45 min
Chilling: 1 hr 30 min
Yields: 24 truffles
Colouring some of the cake batter pink is completely optional. You can also experiment with different flavour combinations, such as rosewater and orange (simply add the finely grated zest of 1 organic orange), or rosewater and amaretto (use 2 tbsp rosewater + 1 tbsp amaretto.)
For the lavender chocolate truffles
- 450 g (16 oz) plain (semi-sweet) chocolate, chopped
- 115 g (4 oz) white chocolate, chopped
- 60 g (2 oz) purple candy melts
- 60 ml (1/4 cup) cream
- 10 – 12 drops lavender essential oil (see tips above)
- purple hundreds and thousands (nonpareils)
- violet sugar sprinkles
- dried lavender florets
- mini paper cupcake cases
For packaging
- printable gift box (download here)
- food-safe tissue paper
1) Make the lavender ganache
Put white chocolate, purple candy melts, and cream into a microwave-safe bowl and melt in the microwave set to low in 30-second intervals. Stir the mixture in-between each interval until fully melted. Add the essential oil, combine well and chill in the freezer for an hour.
2) Make the truffles
After an hour, line a mini-muffin tin with paper cases. Melt half of the plain (semi-sweet) chocolate and fill each paper case with two tablespoons molten chocolate, followed by one tablespoon lavender ganache. Freeze for 30 minutes.
3) Finish the truffles
Melt the remaining half of the plain (semi-sweet) chocolate. Spoon 1 to 2 tablespoons chocolate into the paper cases to cover the ganache. Gently tap the tin against the counter to flatten the tops and decorate with sprinkle and dried lavender florets. Return to the fridge until the truffles are solid, then peel off the paper cases.
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Huawei named world's 6th most innovative company by Boston Consulting Group
Jun 30, 2020
New Delhi [India], June 30 (ANI/NewsVoir): The leading provider of Information and Communication Technology & Smart Devices, Huawei was named as the 6th most innovative companies of 2020 by Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
They recently released ranking for 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2020, this is the highest ever ranking achieved by tech giant, with Huawei shooting up 42 spots since 2019 ranking, the most by anyone in the Top 50 list.
The ranking is based on the assessment of 2,500 global innovation executives (63 per cent C level, 37 per cent senior vice-president or vice-president level) since 2005. The performances of the companies were evaluated on the basis of four parameters, including: Global "Mindshare", Industry Disruption, Industry Peer View and Value Creation.
"Huawei has been investing heavily in innovation since decades now. Although we anticipated that we will improve our ranking in the Top 50 of the prestigious BCG list, we are absolutely elated to have claimed the 6th spot in the global ranking. As a business group rooted in R&D, we are constantly innovating to deliver superlative connectivity and technologies to our consumers spread across the world. The achievement is an acknowledgement of how the company has grown in the past one year," said Huawei Spokesperson.
This year BCG also added a new scoring dimension to evaluate each company's variety and intensity of boundary breaking by assessing its ability to breach established industry entry barriers and play in an array of markets outside its own.
Huawei has continued to invest over 10 per cent of its annual revenue back into R&D. In 2019, the company's R&D expenditure totalled CNY 131,659 million, accounting for 15.3 per cent of its total revenue. It has also invested 4 Billion USD in the past decade, marking the way for itself as a global leader in the next-generation technology.
Further intensifying and promoting new innovations in 5G applications, the company has established 5G joint innovation centres together with carriers worldwide. Huawei is shifting itself from an Innovation 1.0 Model to Innovation 2.0, driven by new technologies and broadened vision for future.
The aggressive technological advancements made by Huawei in the past decade has enabled the comparatively younger company to stand in the same league as Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung who occupy the top five spots, and beating Facebook, Alibaba, IBM and Sony. Huawei will continue to consolidate its capabilities and reach in future technologies and innovations.
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