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AMC News at The Prisoner Premiere
Last week I was in New York to catch up with the cast of the new AMC series The Prisoner, a modern-day take on the 60's cult-classic TV show which starred Patrick McGoohan. This time around, it's Jim Caviezel as Six, the prisoner, and Sir Ian McKellen as Two, the man who runs The Village where the story takes place.
There are so many layers and mysteries to the story that McKellen had a hard time breaking it down for me without giving too much away. In fairness, I was probably too curious after having watched the first episode. McKellen said his friends had the same reaction after the premiere screening in New York last Tuesday.
McKellen insists that the simple questions the story raises are ultimately answered in the six-hour miniseries. "What is this place, who is running it, and why?" he asked. "In answering those questions, the story is about an extreme version about what it's like today."
For our AMC News report on The Prisoner, watch the video. And for more on The Prisoner, tune in Nov. 15 at 8PM | 7C and follow along with me and AMC News on Twitter.
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10 Fun Facts About The McMahons' Relationship With Donald Trump
Both Vince and Linda made sizeable donations to the Trump Foundation in 2007 and 2009. These were very likely payments for Trump's roles in the 2007 Battle of the Billionaires storyline and the 2009 storyline where Trump "bought" RAW. There's very little doubt that this was done for tax purposes. According to the Washington Post, the 2007 one was the bigger of the two at $4 million.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexander/2017/04/20/why-is-wwe-listed-as-the-trump-foundations-biggest-donor/#7a8844ec5f90


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Sorting the wheat from the chaff
So, today I am mostly sifting through the reams and reams of photos that Chennai Challenge teams of the past have taken. I cannot even begin to guess how many thousands of photos this means in practice. That's 10 people's photos, from a 3 week trip to India, for every year since 2005. Let me…
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Business Traveller best airline alliance award makes it a double six for oneworld16 October 2018
oneworld® has been named Best Airline Alliance for the sixth year in a row in the 2018 Business Traveller awards – ensuring oneworld remains the current holder of six of the leading "best airline alliance" titles available in the various industry award schemes worldwide.
That means oneworld holds twice as many as "best airline alliance awards" as the other alliances combined.
Besides the Business Traveller title, oneworld is also currently holder of:
- FlightStats' Airline Alliance On-Time Performance Service Award for 2017, for the fifth year running.
- Global Traveler magazine's 2017 GT Tested Reader Survey awards – for the eighth year in a row.
- Business Traveler North America's 2017 Best in Business Travel Awards, for the third year running.
- Trazee Travel's Favorite Airline Alliance 2018 for the third time.
- World Travel Awards' World's Leading Airline Alliance 2017 for the 15th year running.
oneworld member airlines also flew high in Business Traveller's 2018 awards, taking six of the 15 available awards – more than carriers from any other alliance – with British Airways and Qatar Airways each making three trips to the winners' podium.
British Airways was named Best Shorthaul Carrier, Best Frequent Flyer Programme and Best Airport Lounge, for its Concorde Room at its London Heathrow Terminal 5 base.
Qatar Airways was honoured as Best Longhaul Airline, Best Business Class and Best Middle Eastern Airline.
The awards, presented at a ceremony in London, are voted for by readers of the leading UK magazine's readers, with the results authenticated by an independent auditing company. Business Traveller describes them as being "widely recognised as the market's benchmark for excellence".
To see the full results, go to businesstraveller.com
oneworld is an alliance of some of the world's leading airlines, committed to providing the highest level of service and convenience to frequent international travellers. oneworld members include American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, LATAM Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, S7 Airlines and SriLankan Airlines, and around 30 affiliates. Fiji Airways is to link to the alliance as its first oneworld connect partner. Facendo parte di oneworld, tali compagnie aeree:
- Serve more than 1,000 airports in 150 plus territories, with some 14,000 daily departures.
- Carry almost 550 million passengers a year on a combined fleet of 3,500 aircraft.
- Generate more than US$ 130 billion annual revenues.
Le compagnie aeree membro di oneworld collaborano al fine di garantire costantemente un'esperienza di viaggio di livello superiore, senza interruzioni, offrendo privilegi speciali e premi per i viaggiatori frequenti, come la possibilità di guadagnare e riscattare le miglia e i punti ottenuti nell'ambito di tutta l'alleanza. Top tier cardholders (Emerald and Sapphire) enjoy access to more than 650 airport lounges and are offered extra baggage allowances. I passeggeri che viaggiano con una certa regolarità (Emerald) possono inoltre usufruire delle corsie preferenziali per l'imbarco prioritario ai controlli di sicurezza presso aeroporti selezionati.


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Library News
Milford Public Library
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Denét is hailed as a virtuoso who lends her flair to every song she sings. When she performs, she invites her audience to surrender to the groove and experience the music fully. With a Bachelor's degree in music and a Graduate degree in Arts Administration, she has been lucky enough to become a full-time performer, appearing at concert halls, theaters, clubs, resorts and museums in the New York area and across the country.
The lecture will be conducted by Alicia Labrador, who has presented this talk, along with her display from her private collection, in libraries, schools, museums, and other community spaces.
German filmmaker Katja von Garnier directs the HBO original movie Iron Jawed Angels, inspired by a pivotal chapter in American history. Hilary Swank plays Alice Paul, an American feminist who risked her life to fight for women's citizenship and the right to vote. She founded the separatist National Woman's Party and wrote the first equal rights amendment to be presented before Congress. Together with social reformer Lucy Burns (Frances O'Connor), Paul struggled against conservative forces in order to pass the 19th amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
John Koopman III was born and raised in the Boston area. His passion for military history began at an early age. He became involved in Revolutionary War re-enacting in 1998, and since 2006 has been portraying General Washington at reenactments in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, and Virginia. He has also portrayed Washington in documentaries shown at state and national parks, on television, and for national theatrical release, including the Mount Vernon Revolutionary War 4D Experience film (2017), the Monmouth Battlefield State Park Visitors Center film (2013), The American Revolution (television - for the American Heroes Channel, 2014), and America (in theaters, 2014). Koopman lives in Connecticut with his wife, Elizabeth, and his horse, Skills, whom he often rides at reenactments. He works as a technician for an alternative energy company. Author of the book, George Washington at War - 1776, available on Amazon. Copies of the book will be for sale for $11.


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Projects involving the acquisition of private land for public purposes often tend to be hurried. That may prompt those trying to secure your land to try and pressure you to accept whatever they are willing to offer. Yet you have the right to know what factors the state uses to determine just compensation in eminent domain cases.
According to information shared by the Minnesota State Legislature, just compensation is influenced heavily by the fair market value of a property. The guidelines that the state uses in determining fair market value come from both previous state court rulings as well as recommendations found in The Dictionary of Real Estate Appraisal. From these resources, the state has set four methods of determining the value of your property:
- Comparable sales in the area
- Income capitalization based off of projected future revenues of income-producing properties
- Reproduction costs for an replacement structure less depreciation
- Development costs based on the cost for developing and re-selling the land
On top of the money netted from the sale of your property, you may be entitled to compensation for attorney fees, appraisal costs, and relocation expenses and for the potential loss of future business revenue. You can find out more about eminent domain issues by continuing to explore our site.


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This mix has been sitting on the shelf for a while. Last NYE was the closing party of Buyers Club's upstairs music venue, Archive and Cherry Mango found themselves at the helm of proceedings and brought Ian DPM up to Liverpool for the final hurrah.
The set itself didn't disappoint, Ian really took it through the paces, drawing from the vast array of styles featured on Definite Party Material, Ian shelled it up rightly. The set took it through the paces and moved smoothly between styles.
There was more too, but the first 40 minutes of the set were lost in the void. A really fitting goodbye for a room which was very special, albeit a little misunderstood.
Enjoy, keep an ear out for the countdown from Archive's Nick Ibbetson too, golden.
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"I was acused of murder. I was inocent but that did not matter. I was convicted even though i did not do it. I was sentenced to thirty years hard labor!"
"Hard labor was just that. You worked twelve houers a day for six days. The cells were converted barns. You were barefoot . No shoes or sox. You worked hard or you were punished."
"Solitary confinement was a box witch could pass 120 degries. You got no compasion. They don't cut you any slack. Labor camp were worse then death row. At least on death row there was an end. Not so hear. Very few people made it to there perole. "
After i was formerly sentenced,my hands were placed behind my back and into hand cufs. My waist and feet were placed into shackles. I was placed into a prison buss and transported to a labor camp witch was three hours from the court room. "
"We were told that there was no bathroom breaks. If we had to pee just soil ourselves . Once i started it gushed out. "
"When we left most inmates had pissed themselves . We were taken to a court yard. The inmates wached us."
" We were unshackled and we were ordered to strip. We removed our shoes. I took off my t shirt and pulled it off. I then removed my belt. I unziped my paints and pulled off the jeans. I then pulled off my underware. "
"We were given diapers. We were told that we had to be diapered during work time. We could go without diapers in the barn. "
"The uniform was a gray top and botom scrub like top and paints. The pants had drawer strings and shirt had a v neck. We were taken right to work.
The work was back breaking. It was hard. You could not show any sign of fatigue or slowing down. If you did,you risked ending up in the hole or schoot ! Sometimes they schot to kill other times to mame. Believe me you wanted them to schoot to kill !"
"The wreather was hot. We were alowed to take off our cloths. Many worked just in there diapers. Peing your diaper became second nature!"
" i was so glad to be in my cell. The barn smelled like feices and piss. You got used to it!"
" a fellow prisoner greig who was a little younger then me ofered to remove my diaper. I was reluctant but decided why not. "
"He took off my very soiled diaper i got very arosed. I asked him if i could remove his. He agried. I enjoyed it. "
"The barn was hot and uncomfortable. I felt awful. I just wanted to be home and back in my own bed. I knew that that was not going to happen. I tried to acept it. I tried to make the best of it. "
" it was time to go to sleep. Many inmates cudled with eachorther. Greig ofered to be my cudle budy. I agreed. I liked the feel of his naked body agest myine. "
"The next morning we were woken up by loud music. We stood outside our pen. We were horsed down with water horses. We were fed with something kinda like food then we got to work"
" i volunteered to remove greg diapers. We did it every day. It was very enjoyible. I looked foward to it. We suck eachorther cock frequently. "
"One of the things inmates like to do was urinate on each orther. I loved to get pied on. Not so much with being deficated on though. "
"One day an oversear holowed my last name! I reluctantly came over. I had never been to the hole or even whiped. I was concerned!"
"Yes sir!" I said. "You being released. New evidence has cleared you. You are being released with predjudice by the order of the emparor sine di!" The oversear said.
"There was no apology just ok you can go now. I was not going to argue. I ran like heck and did not look back. "
"I was given fresh cloths and they paid for a trip back to my home citty. Sense they controled the media,there would be no media presence,no intervue,no book deal. That all souted me fine. I just wanted to get on with my life. "
"On the trip home i soiled myself. I tried not to be seen as i got out of the cab. It seams life was not totally going to return to normal!"
"I got a plastic sheat put on my bed. I took a long nap then a shower. Then i veged. I did not miss the work. I mished grieg .oh well!"


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To combat advertising fraud more effectively, mobile ad attribution and analytics firm, Adjust, has expanded its Coalition Against Ad Fraud (CAAF) by adding new partners and launching a revised set of guidelines.
Performance advertising fraud continues to be a growing problem as mobile in-app ad spend is set to reach over $5.6 billion in the US. Adjust rolled out its Fraud Prevention Suite back in February 2016 to help marketers identify and prevent performance mobile ad fraud.
New CAAF members include AdAction, AdColony, AppLift, Aarki, Dynalyst, Fyber, i-mobile, InMobi, IronSource, Jampp, Liftoff, Nend, Remerge, Vungle and YouAppi. They'll be working together to create a solution to mobile ad fraud.
Christian Henschel, CEO of Adjust, explains that the CAAF has received a lot of interest from ad platforms since it was launched.
"[S]o we've created a program where we can work with partners that adhere to our guidelines that will help us mitigate the billion-dollar fraud market. It's a critical issue plaguing every publisher in the mobile industry and it's imperative that every facet of the advertising ecosystem work together to succeed. With CAAF, I believe we'll continue to gain traction on preventing fraud."
However, fraud rates aren't all the same. They tend to vary by network and publishers, ranging from less than 1% to 10% of total media spend. According to the CAAF, it's important not to deny attribution at the source in order to avoid fraudsters quickly disappearing to another network.
Adjust says that its own Fraud Prevention Suite is actively denying fraud from attribution up to around $1 million a day in saved ad budgets.
Brian Fox, CEO of AdAction says:
"We're all seeing how ad fraud is negatively impacting the mobile industry and what's at stake for the future if things don't change. Joining CAAF gives us the opportunity to take a united stand with other industry experts, sharing our knowledge and experiences to help develop high-quality technology that prevents fraud and eliminates the rate at which it's impacting advertisers' ad spend."
The CAAF guidelines must be adhered to by all its members. They include definitions on performance fraud in coordination with IAB standards. Member networks, for example, agree to reject poached organic traffic. In return, advertisers are not being charged for fraudulent activity. Henschel adds:
"Fighting fraud in the mobile advertising industry breaks down if we don't work together, so developing and adhering to these guidelines is critical. We just can't go it alone, we'll be more effective in preventing mobile fraud together."
Mobile advertising company, AppLift, which recently launched its own anti-fraud solution – Fraud Buster – said that joining the CAAF was part of the company's commitment to fight mobile advertising fraud.
"AppLift and Adjust fraud teams have been working extremely proactively together in the past two years, exchanging learnings from one another on how to find and circumvent fraud at its roots. We are happy to join the coalition and believe that with enough joint force by strong players in the industry, we can and will cut fraudulent activity," Maor Sadra, AppLift's MD and CRO said on joining CAAF.


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Cadence Weapons talks the best flow of all time and where he was on the night of the 2016 election
Cadence Weapon, aka Rollie Pemberton, is an iconoclastic Canadian rapper from Edmonton, Alberta. His first three records — Breaking Kayfabe, Afterparty Babies, and Hope in Dirt City — are all entirely self-produced, featuring production well ahead of its time inspired by club music and chiptunes. Listening to them in preparation for this interview was a bracing and exciting experience. Hope in Dirt City, in particular, sounds like nothing else — Pemberton produced the tracks, then arranged them for a live band, recorded them, and then chopped and remixed the live recordings. The end result is odd and compelling — a beguiling android mix of the organic and inorganic.
Cadence Weapon's new record (entitled Cadence Weapon) sounds different, largely due to the fact that none of it is produced by Pemberton. Instead, Kaytranada provides the squelchy, spooky beat for "My Crew (Woooo)." Casey MQ supplies the ethereal sounds and the soaring vocals on "Infinity Pool," and Blue Hawaii does the same for "Five Roses." Gibbs and Jacques Green each put their stamp on a couple tracks — and that's just the beginning of the list of collaborators. The result is Cadence Weapon's most diverse album, and also his smoothest. I called Pemberton in Austin, Texas, where he was wrapping up his visit to SXSW to talk about the new record, the best flow of all time, and contemporary politics.
This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Will Wellington: This album, Cadence Weapon, is really being pitched as a new mission statement for you, or a rebirth, and it does sound really different from your other records. I want to ask you, right off the bat, who is the new Cadence Weapon?
Rollie Pemberton: I still consider myself to be the same individual, but I feel like this album is a total refinement of what I consider my music to be. It's different because it has all the outside production, [and] this focus on how all the songs are written that I think has allowed me to really fully embrace what it means to be Cadence Weapon. That's me just being myself, writing weird from other people's perspectives, rapping about stuff that people don't typically rap about: gentrification, conspicuous consumption. All that stuff is so me, and I couldn't imagine anyone else doing it.
WW: On your other records, do you feel like you were being less you?
RP: Not totally. I just feel like I have a better understanding of myself now, being older. Part of it was that I produced all the records myself, doing so much that I really didn't have a clear idea of how I wanted to present myself. On this album, I really feel like I do.
WW: I wanted to specifically ask you about your three previous records, Breaking Kayfabe, Afterparty Babies, and Hope in Dirt City. When you look back on them now, how do you feel about them?
RP: I feel like there's a lot to like about all my past albums. Breaking Kayfabe still sounds great to me today. It's super raw — there's nothing out there that sounds like it. Listening back to it, I'm instantly flooded with memories of where I was at that time. I was just this maverick teenager wiling out, just trying to make the craziest shit I could. Whereas [on] Afterparty Babies, I had toured around, I had learned about club music, I got influenced by all these different experiences I was having and grappling with people knowing who I was. I particularly think the production on [Afterparty Babies] is really good. Rapping over electronic music or club music — that wasn't really happening at the time. It's like an everyday thing now. But at the time, I was in my own lane. As for Hope in Dirt City, when I listen back to it now, it's definitely bittersweet. The period in which I was making that album was very challenging for me. I was back and forth between Toronto and Montreal and Edmonton. The people I was working with at the time, my label, our relationship wasn't good. It's definitely hard to listen back to, but there were some really interesting things with the production on that album, using the live instruments — it's something I'll probably look at again in the future.
WW: When it comes to your live show right now, do you incorporate a lot of the older material still?
RP: Yeah, I play a couple of the older songs. I gotta play a couple of the old jams. It's mostly focused on the new stuff though.
WW: What are the top old jams for you?
RP: I think "Conditioning" is one of my best songs, and I still like to play "Sharks" a lot.
WW: What does your show look like these days? Is it still you and a DJ?
RP: Yeah, it's me and a DJ using either CDJs or a controller. And I've lately been using a Voicelive 3 vocal effects pedal to try and incorporate a lot of the different voices I've had on the album and be able to do them in real time live.
WW: There's quite a bit of variety in your vocal timbres on the new record — you go intense like you do on some of your older songs, but there are also a lot of smoothed out, more electronic sounding vocal effects.
RP: Yeah, and I'm just trying to be more melodic. That's something that people have criticized me for in the past, sounding similar throughout an album. It's definitely a point of emphasis for me to come up with new flows, new ways of rapping, and do things that people haven't heard before.
WW: How did you actually learn to rap when you were just a kid starting out?
RP: I pretty much taught myself how to rap. My dad had a radio show where he played a lot of rap music. It was just always around. Then it went from there to me just being obsessed with rap music and just listening to it all the time. I would just be in math class with my friend, and we would just be writing raps on pieces of paper, showing them to each other. Then I started freestyle battling. I would also battle people online, on some early-Internet type shit. We'd be sending files back and forth — rapping over an instrumental dissing somebody. [Laughter] It's kind of funny to think back now. My uncle Brett Miles had a salsa band and he let me join the band. I would be rapping with like an eight-piece funk band, and those were my first live performances.
WW: Where did you go to battle in Edmonton?
RP: We used to battle everywhere. They'd have like open mic nights and stuff at different bars — Liquid Lounge, they'd let you jump onstage and rap a bit. I remember I was in a battle at a car show at a giant convention centre. Or it was battling outside, just rapping with people and trying to say the illest shit, you know?
WW: You're known as a bit of a hip hop scholar. I'm wondering if you have an all-time favourite flow or verse or track?
RP: There are a few that stand out for me as being really influential. One song I would say is Organized Konfusion, which is Pharoahe Monch and Prince Po. The song is "Thirteen" — both those verses by Pharoahe Monch are just incredible. It was like a stylistic revolution for me to hear those verses. And I would also say Myka 9, "Life or Death" — his fast rapping on those songs is very inspirational to me. And I think that my all time favourite verse is actually Pimp C on "Big Pimpin'" by Jay-Z. I feel like it is the essence of rap. Like, that is rapping. That's what it is. It's super raw, and every time I hear it I feel the same way, this energy, this hypeness. I want to jump on a table whenever I hear it. So, yeah.
WW: You mentioned that you're really trying to take the songwriting to the next level on this record. And I know you take inspiration from a lot of '70s pop songwriters. Studying those songwriters, in terms of the nuts and bolts of songwriting, what did you learn from them, what did you try to apply to your own songwriting?
RP: Paul Simon is really good at doing this thing where the song will, at face value, be about one thing, but if you listen to it more it's about another thing. That's really cool that you can have a song that works on multiple levels. I was just thinking about the song "One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor." Seemingly he's talking about living in apartments in New York and how you're all jammed up to each other, but it's also a metaphor for success. I love shit like that. [I'm also] listening for really cool insights, maybe talking about a specific feeling in a way that I've never heard expressed before. Those are the things that make me love a song, those intangible things that just feel good, whether it's a turn of phrase, or just the way somebody says something. Harry Nilsson is definitely a big influence on me lately. He has this one song called "The Ivy Covered Walls," and it's a really weird song. It's like an old barbershop quartet ballad kind of thing, but he's talking about doing acid. There's this one line at the end, where he's like, "And one of us had scribbled something sort of silly on the walls," and the way he says it is perfect. That's my shit. The inside-the-song shit, the performance shit, that is my shit with songwriting.
WW: You mentioned in an interview a few years back that you think the best hip hop in Canada has come from Western Canada. Who do you see as the rap artists from Western Canada who really deserve to be in that Canadian rap pantheon?
RP: Oh yeah, there are so many. I mean, there are a bunch of rappers in Winnipeg and Vancouver — Peanuts & Corn is the label — Pip Skid, John Smith, mcenroe. Birdapres was a big influence of mine. Epic, coming out of Saskatoon. There's a lot of rap out there that people don't know. The west was really good for underground rap. Toronto is more of the mainstream style. You don't get a lot of the strange music that you do in the Prairies.
WW: Speaking of the Canadian rap pantheon, you recently performed in Vancouver with Maestro Fresh Wes, Clairmont the Second, and Lou Phelps?
RP: Yeah, hell of a show, eh?
WW: It's a crazy bill. I was wondering if you could speak to those particular artists.
RP: Maestro I've played with in the past. He gave me one of my favourite nicknames. We were playing in Edmonton at this thing called Ookfest at NAIT [Northern Alberta Institute of Technology]. He saw me perform, and I was just going crazy and getting wild, and he went, "Man, you were just going so hard, you're like the black AC/DC." I actually just wrote a song called "Black AC/DC" about that. He's just a legend and it's really cool to have the opportunity to share a stage with him.
WW: You mention smartphone addiction on the new album — almost falling off a cliff taking a selfie. I'm curious what your media diet looks like. Are you on the phone or the computer a lot, are you trying to cut back?
RP: [Laughter] I am addicted to using my phone. I use it all the time — I need to get one of those apps that tells you how much you use it. I'm constantly checking something. I'll look at the ESPN app countless times a day, and sometimes I'll just look at the standings in the NBA, and start thinking about who the Raptors will play in the playoffs, and what the probability of that is — it's easy to get lost in the phone. The song "Infinity Pool" is [about] trying to be more mindful. That's something I'm trying to do more in my life in general. I don't watch a lot of TV, thankfully. But I'm definitely on my computer for hours, whether I'm writing songs or doing whatever. It's important to me, once the weather gets better, [to] have X amount of time where I walk around outside, be around nature. It's important to do things that remind you that you're human, that you have a body. I like to cook a lot. It's just a time where I'm not on the computer, not looking at the screen. Maybe I'll be engaging with whoever I'm making food for — that's the kind of shit I'm trying to be more active and mindful about. I live with my girlfriend, and you don't want to wake up and look at your phone before you look at each other [Laughter]. Because that can happen.
WW: You mentioned that you might one day be able to write a great book of hip hop essays. If you were to sit down and write about a particular trend in hip hop today, whether that's related to production, or flow, or persona, or whatever, what would you write about?
RP: I've wanted to really delve into the etymology of flows. I want to learn where a lot of these flows come from originally, and really chart their evolution over the past few decades. The Migos flow that everybody does nowadays, or even the Lil Pump or Lil Uzi Vert flows — they all come from recent rappers, but there were people who were doing them before, you know? I'd love to do something like that where I really chart the history of the flows, but also I'd like to get a linguist involved and learn about what makes these flows so compelling. Why is it that choppy, syncopated flow is so interesting to everyone today?
WW: Yeah, it would be super interesting to hear whether it hits the brainwaves in a certain way.
RP: Yeah, people love it! It's not even just the flows, but that syncopated hi-hat, that specific style of trap hi-hat. It's become the rhythm of life today. Just being at South By Southwest, you can't go anywhere without hearing those rolling hi-hats. I'm wondering how long that'll go on for. These things come and go. But it's funny — every person on the street here at South By is a rapper, and they all sound the same. It's crazy!
WW: Did you see any rappers or artists that really blew you away at South By?
RP: Yeah, I saw JPEGMAFIA. He's amazing. He's so dope. He's a rapper from Baltimore. And, yeah, it was like seeing Bad Brains or something. It was awesome. I saw Maxo Kream from Houston, he's one of my favourite rappers. It's all just a blur. I saw so many shows. It's crazy. I saw a lot of Canadians here, actually. I saw a lot of Canadian friends. I saw Lido Pimienta, and my friend TiKA. And I saw Yamantaka // Sonic Titan. Lots of friends. South By was really fun.
WW: The last song on the record is partly about contemporary politics. I read that you were in Washington the night of the 2012 election — where were you the night of the 2016 election?
RP: [Laughter] Oh my God. I was actually in Toronto, and I was cautiously optimistic. I was with my girlfriend, and we went to Café Diplomatico. We got some pizza, having beers and hanging out, thinking that it was a foregone conclusion that Trump would not win. But then as time went on, this sense of dis-ease swept through the restaurant [Laughter] until it was like, "Holy fuck, he's president!" I think the whole thing has been a wakeup call for everyone on earth. It was just a seismic event that made people more politically engaged than they ever have been, at least since, I don't know, the '60s. We're seeing this wave of wokeness, people being more thoughtful about where they get their news from. I try to have a positive spin on it, despite the fact that — you know, I'm in America right now and I know people are hurting. You can see that it's not the same as in Canada. But I definitely feel like this mindfulness and appreciation of where we get our information from — that's going to be the most important takeaway from this presidency. Because we kind of stopped thinking about it. You have a leader you like in Obama, and seemingly everything's going your way, so you don't think that critically about how information is getting to you. But it's become really the conversation of our time, fake news: who can we trust? Those are some of the themes in that song, "The Afterparty."
Thanks for talking, Mr. Weapon.
Excerpts from this interview previously appeared in The Ontarion: "Cadence Weapon stresses connection in a divided time"
Photos by Will Wellington


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Vicki Delpero
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NES Wellness System
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Reiki, EFT, NET
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Body Talk
Journey Work
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Hi Vicki, you may remember you did a body reading on my friend. He was amazed by what you told him. He was in a bit of a rut and not too sure about the direction of his life. Well I have to tell you - what a changed man he is now! He is out living his life and loving it!
Great work, love what you do!
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Article by Darshan.S
As healers it is important for us to create in our minds a sacred space which we can retreat to in order to realign and heal ourselves and other people. This healing space is our own inner resource and it allows us to move away from the chaos of everyday life and journey inward. The more we access this space the easier it becomes for us to go there more often.
The healing space is a very sacred and personal space and it is different for different people. For some it may be a beautiful garden, for some it may be by the beach and for others it may be a retreat in the mountains. The idea of the healing space brings about a fusion of intuition and the intellect. It helps us get into a state of focused relaxation. It allows the mind to operate from a space where it feels safe and secure.
So I suggest you take the time to create your own healing space and in this article I've highlighted some of the elements that you could add to your space that would enhance your healing experience. Feel free to utilize the ideas in this article in any way that seems appropriate to you.
Things to add to your healing space
A door is one of the most basic and fundamental elements of a healing space. Adding a door will create a mental association with your healing space. Where in every time you open the door it will take you to your healing space. It also adds an element of protection and safety.
Make sure you are clear about the size of the door, the color, does it open inward or outward? does it have any symbols on it etc.
Elements of Nature
Human beings are often fascinated by the beauty mother nature offers us, it inspires and intrigues us at the same time. Make sure you add lots of elements of nature like trees, plants, flowers, birds, animals, aquatic life etc. also add in the various sensory inputs like the fragrance of the flowers, the texture of the grass your walking on, the temperature etc. The kind of elements you add is limited only by your imagination.
for e.g. I have in my healing space a tree called the "TREE OF NOURISHMENT" which offers me any fruit that I require in order to nourish myself. So use your imagination and don't be limited by logic, make it a fun process.
Water Element (Waterfall)
A waterfall is a wonderful element to add to your healing space. It provides a sense of tranquility and the sound of the waterfall has a relaxing effect on the mind. Furthermore, water is a cleansing element and any time that you require cleansing or if you have an object that require cleansing you can place it under the waterfall to let the water cleanse it of any lower frequencies.
The Fire Element
Adding the element of fire adds a sense of warmth and acts as a source of light, illuminating our way when we walk through difficult paths. Also fire acts as a transmuter of lower energies, so when you find within you or within your client any source or object of lower energy you can place it in the fire so that it is transmuted again into source energy.
Elements of Sound
If you're an auditory person this can make or break your entire healing experience, elements of sound create a sense of pleasantness and spreads these vibrations all around our healing space. This could be in the form of a wind chime, a singing bowl, mantra repetition devices or anything that you can conjure up in your imagination.
I have in my healing space a monastery with a large bell that sends out the sound vibrations of peace and joy all across the universe.
In the second part of the article I will come with more interesting elements that you can use to enhance your healing experience. Till then I urge you to take the time and create for yourself a space from which you can operate at your highest frequency and that allows you to have access to your inner most resources and the power of your creativity and imagination.
Free eBook download: We've created an eBook with our best articles on this topic, and offer it for free to all our newsletter subscribers.
Darshan is a Reiki healer & teacher, Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist and a Professional Dowser. He owns a Metaphysical Store called "Crystal Alchemy" through which he helps spread awareness about Crystals and other Healing Modalities. You can reach Darshan at www.facebook.com/Crystal.Alchemy.Store, www.facebook.com/TheHealingOcean.


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Sunday, January 11, 2009
You wanna know how I feed my family of five on under four hundred bucks a month?
Lots and lots of practice.
Seriously, though. I'll start at the beginning. Are you sitting down?
Once upon a time before I was married or had children, I lived completely alone, just me and my cat, teaching elementary school children by day and vegging out on a comfy air mattress watching that new-fangled Friends sitcom by night. It was 1994 and it was the first time I'd ever lived alone. It was also the first time I was totally financially alone. I had a good job. I made pretty good money for a teacher, but alas, I had a new car payment, a new adjustable rate mortgage, and I liked to shake my early-twenty-something booty on the dance floor every weekend at a cool bar that required a hefty cover charge (five bucks, but, really! Five bucks?). I also liked air conditioning and being able to dry my hair in the morning and who knew THAT cost so much money?? Well, my dad because he reminded us daily for over eighteen years, but it had never been more apparent than the moment my first electricity bill arrived.
Man, I thought I was rich when I tore open those fold here and tear strips on my first "real" paycheck. 888.50. Oh. My. Gawd. I deposited $600 of it for my mortgage payment ($600 bucks?) and cashed the rest on the way to the fancy mall and blew it in one afternoon. I still have the blueberry Yankee Candle that was, oh, so necessary at that time. Boy that smell really takes me back.....
Oh, well, anyway, yada, yada, I was rich or so I thought and then realized, hey, I don't have any money left after I pay all these bills and staying home on a Friday night just wasn't an option and I couldn't drink beer on my friend's alimony payment forever.
So something had to give.
I wasn't that hungry back then so the groceries were the first to go. That and my work required physical showed my cholesterol to be 238 which, apparently, is pretty crazy for a 24ish year old. The first thing I did was give up meat. I ate only fruits and vegetables. I checked the cholesterol on every label and subsequently gave up many of the tasty and expensive snacks I so enjoyed. I kicked the soda habit that had been dragging me down for years. I began drinking tap water. In an old Mountaineer bottle. All day. You know, because this was before the bottled water craze began, you know, because I am OLD. I never did have my cholesterol rechecked, but I felt better. And I had a little more money in the pocketbook.
And then. Then my friend quit receiving alimony and introduced me to coupons.
Cue the trumpets and fanfare because, ALL HAIL THE COUPONS!
OMG! How did I NOT know about these things before?
1995. The year Andria learned how to shop.
To be continued........
8 comments:
- kelly jeanie said...
You tease!!
- ChupieandJ'smama (Janeen) said...
Can't wait to hear the rest.
And Yankee Blueberry was my favorite!!! I spent money I didn't have in college on collecting all forms of the Yankee Blueberry.
- Dana said...
Carry on... I just MUST know the secret. Because, well, you know, I have 5 HUNGRY boys to feed and my food bill is astronomical. We're talking more than $1200 a month. UGH! Help me! Tell, tell!
- Jana said...
Thank you for doing this because I need all the help I can get! We're a family of five and our grocery bill is twice what yours is. I can't wait to trim our bill so I can go buy some much needed new shoes.
- Maggie said...
Oh man, I am with you! I had some cholesterol issues too before I got pregnant with my youngest. Apparently eating fried shrimp three times a week isn't good for you. Who knew?! LOL I've cut out a lot of meat too since then and have drastically reduced my cholesterol. I bet yours is lower too, especially if you're feeling healthier!
I love your stories... can't wait to hear the rest!
- Miss Hope said...
Heh Heh I get more and more skeered because I have become the Coupon Queen (who's friends all hate her because she's always talking about the GREAT deals she's gotten through coupons). Can't wait to hear the rest.
Teach us o' Wise One.
p.s. the word identification word to post my comment is "BOODLE" ha ha ha ha ha ha ha don't know what it means, but got a good laugh off of it.
- Lynsey said...
Coupons! The secret is in the coupons?? Damn. I hate collecting those things, but if I must....
- Alli said...
I learned real quick how to feed our family of 5 for under $400 when that was all we had to eat on. Surprisingly though, I loathe the coupons, and don't use them at all. I'll be staying tuned to see how you make them work for you.
Thanks for stopping by my blog. :) You've got a great one here! I'll be back!


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On this episode of Liberty Under Attack, I am joined by Aaron Thompson, one of the hosts on the Liberty Lampoon podcast. Herein, we discuss the role culture jamming plays in pushing freedom forward, the insanity that has taken place over the past year or so, anarchists abandoning their principles, the futility of the left/right paradigm, and the so-called "Deep State," among other things.
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The Lord's Prayer
This message is the first in a two-part series focusing on the practice of prayer in the life of the Christian. This week we take a look at Jesus' response to his disciples' request to teach them to pray in what is commonly referred to as 'The Lord's Prayer'. We take special notice of the shape or pattern of prayer that Jesus prescribes, and the impact that makes on the way we approach and practice prayer in our lives.
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Are morning frosts and dark evenings getting you down? Brighten up the winter months by planting some gorgeous potted colour and greenery in your garden.
There are plenty of ways to spruce up your garden in July, says Melissa King, horticulturalist and Northcote Pottery ambassador.
Melissa shared her top picks for what to plant this month:
Winter Daphne
We appreciate scented plants all the more through the cooler months when the weather is gloomy, so get some Daphne into the garden now and enjoy wafts of intense sweetness through winter and spring.
Winter Daphne (Daphne odora) is an old-fashioned favourite with glossy dark green leaves, a profusion of starry white flowers that open from pink buds and a tidy habit to grow just over a metre tall.
You'll also love 'Perfume Princess', a relatively new variety with flowers clustered all the way down the stem and a sweet citrusy fragrance. It's one of the earliest and longest-flowering Daphnes around, with striking blooms from mid-winter right through to late spring. Plant it in pots on either side of the front door and be greeted by whiffs of perfume as you come and go.
Bare-rooted fruit trees
Bare-rooted fruit trees - like apples, pears and plums - are sold without pots while the weather is still cold and the plant is dormant. Garden centres are jam-packed with these trees at this time of year, and they're much cheaper to buy, so now's a great time to create your own backyard orchard.
Bare-rooted trees hate to dry out, so prepare the area for planting by digging in lots of compost and organic matter and get plants into the ground as soon as possible. Dig a planting hole wider than it is deep and create a little mound of soil in the bottom of the hole, then spread the roots over the top of the mound in a natural position. Backfill the hole, adding water as you go and firming down the soil, to remove any air pockets and settle the plant into its new home.
If the area is windy or exposed you might need to stake the tree, just until the roots have established. Take the time to give your deciduous fruit trees a good winter prune now too, to create an open, more balanced tree. When they burst into leaf in spring give them a good dose of complete food to promote vigorous, healthy growth and a hefty crop of fruit.
Packed full of Vitamins K, A and C, calcium and fibre, kale isn't particularly fussy, but performs best in full sun and rich, well-drained soil and likes to be grown through the cooler months. Its flavour is even enhanced with a bit of frost.
Sow seeds directly from autumn through to spring into garden beds that have been prepared first with compost and organic matter or get a flying start with young seedlings.
You might like to grow 'Tuscan Kale', an old Italian variety with striking slate grey crinkled leaves, which taste delicious braised or baked into chips. 'Red Russian' is as good to look at as it is to eat, with beautiful blue-green leaves that are blushed with purple. Or, try 'Winter Wonder' with crinkly foliage in shades of pink, purple, white and green.
Colourful bedding plants
Winter is the perfect time to give your garden a colourful makeover, so why not liven your outdoor rooms with exuberant bedding plants like Pansies, Violas, Cinerarias or Polyanthus. Grow them in window boxes and pots you can bring close to the house for splashes of cool-season colour. Consider the colour of your blooms when choosing your pots, for maximum impact.
Here are my eight top tips for planted winter colour:
- Fill pots and planters with a good quality potting mix
- Team plants together that enjoy similar growing conditions. Sun lovers with sun lovers and shade lovers with shade lovers
- You might like to make a feature of maroon pansies and silver leafed cinerarias in stone-coloured pots or near-black violas and silver leafed Dichondra in charcoal-coloured containers
- Plant taller plants in the centre of the pot and compact or trailing plants around the edge
- Water your new plants in a seaweed-based plant tonic. It helps to promote strong healthy root growth and get young seedlings off to a flying start. Continue to apply it every two weeks, throughout the growing season
- Liquid feed your pots every two weeks to promote vigorous, healthy growth and loads of flowers
- Keep potted plants well-groomed and remove faded flowers regularly to keep the blooms coming
- Keep your outdoor room looking fresh by updating your pots every season with the latest plants and colour trends
Winter is the perfect time to get stuck into a good gardening project, so why not create a succulent ball that will be a hanging feature in your garden?
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"These students are nothing short of amazing – excelling at challenging college coursework condensed into a single month – and they're still high school kids," said University of Virginia environmental sciences professor Stephen Macko of 16 students he recently taught through a summer program called "UVA Advance." "They are exceptionally motivated."
Sixty-five students participated in this summer's Advance program. Nearly half were from Virginia, while 21 came from China, one was an Indian national from the United Arab Emirates and the rest hailed from several U.S. states. The students had to submit transcripts proving a 3.5 or better grade point average, a recommendation from a teacher, and a short essay on their motivations.
"UVA Advance prepares students for success in higher education," said Brian Ullman, an operations director for UVA's summer and special academic programs. "We engage participants both inside and outside of the classroom, including workshops and excursions that introduce students to the wide array of resources available to University students."
The four-week program began in 2014 with the intent to give highly motivated high school students an advance on their higher education by attending intensive classes, living in dorms with international peers and earning college credit.
Emma Chang, a rising senior at Oakton High School in Northern Virginia, said she and her classmates developed close friendships by experiencing college life for the first time.
"We bonded so well," she said. "I feel closer to the friends I've made here than I do to some people I've known for a long time at my school."
Students in the program each choose a core course from four offered through the special curriculum, and one elective course from the regular Summer Session III. This allows the students to take one course with their high school-age peers, and one with regular UVA students. The students complete the program with six credits, transferable to colleges and universities around the U.S.
The core courses, which are small and intensive, included Macko's "Introduction to Oceanography"; "Recent Revolutions in the Islamic World," taught by politics lecturer W. Scott Harrop; "Genocide," led by historian Jeffrey Rossman; and "Business Communication," taught by management lecturer Janette Martin.
The topics of workshops – conducted separately from the classes – included time management and academic skills development, the college admissions process, finding undergraduate research opportunities, "Green Dot" training to safely intervene in concerning situations, choosing a major, using the libraries, interacting with other cultures, and taking advantage of study abroad opportunities.
"A good university makes you feel at home. Because of my positive experience, I think, yes, UVA is my home." – Chen Chen, high school student from China
The students lived in UVA's residence halls, ate at the Observatory Hill Dining Hall and used the University's libraries and recreational sports facilities. They also went on several guided excursions: picking peaches at Carter Mountain Orchard; experiencing the Poplar Ridge Challenge Course; a visit to Monticello; a Sherlock Holmes mystery play at the Heritage Theater Festival; and a dinner in the Rotunda's Dome Room.
In the Oceanography course, Macko taught his students about plate tectonics, pollution of the seas, marine mammals, the food chain and more. He also took the students to the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, where they examined 15th-century maps of the world, to gain perspective on how early explorers' knowledge of land forms and the sea changed and influenced history.
"I challenged the students to learn on their own with projects that required active thought and verification, and they took that challenge beyond the levels I expected," Macko said.
"Professor Macko has so many interesting stories about his own travels and research, and he showed us so many interesting artifacts – wooly mammoth hair, fossils from around the world, animal skulls. It's crazy all the things he's collected," Chang said. "It was a great experience to have such a knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate professor. UVA has always been on my list of colleges, and participating in UVA Advance gave me a great taste of life on Grounds, which only makes me more interested in attending the University."
Another student in Macko's class, Chen Chen from the southwest China city of Chongqing, said the Advance program puts UVA among his top choices for higher education in the United States; in fact, it's his "dream school" because of the University's academic strengths, including environmental sciences, the field in which he'd like to major.
"I'm interested in learning about the greater world around me, and this experience gave me a chance to do that," he said. "In Professor Macko's class, I learned much about the oceans, and how little we really know about the oceans. This was a very valuable class."
He also enjoyed interacting with U.S. students, and experiencing the learning styles here. "Professor Macko pointed the way, but we had to learn on our own," Chen said. "It is about learning to walk instead of being taught to walk. A good university makes you feel at home. Because of my positive experience, I think, yes, UVA is my home. This has been the most amazing time in my life."
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Her civil rights were violated, her human rights were violated, her body was violated and her security and inner peace were forever ruined.
Faith Mugwe, 22, threw a 55th birthday party for a friend in her apartment on Saturday, July 12. There was a designated driver to take party guests home.
The police say they received a loud music complaint and knocked on her door.
Faith Mugwe was drunk. No one disputes that. She was having a party in her home. The police were excessively rude. Mugwe stepped several feet out her front door to talk to them.
The discussion ended with Mugwe telling the police something to the effect of "Get the fuck out," making a hand gesture, and turning her back to the police to re-enter her home and turn down the music.
The two New Holland Police Officers tackled her and threw her on the ground. They put her in handcuffs. They never told her she was being arrested.
There are at least three witnesses to the initial stage of this horrendous assault. The police then dragged Mugwe around the corner to their car where no one could see them. Mugwe was maced twice, taken to the police station, fainted, put in an ambulance, tasered on her breast and ultimately ended up in the Ephrata Community Hospital were she was subjected to an involuntary urinary catheterization with one of the male police officers standing in the room.
She was then taken before a District Justice and arraigned on five criminal charges - aggravated assault, resisting arrest, public drunkenness and two counts of disorderly conduct. Her bail was set at $25,000 and she spent two days in the Lancaster County Prison.
It is the most horrific scenario anyone could possibly imagine: A hard working, happy, twenty-two-year old who has never been in trouble with the law, holding a birthday party for a friend - and in an instant, her life is turned upside down, her body is violated and scarred, her rights are violated and her inner peace and security destroyed.
Faith Mugwe is black. The two New Holland Police Officers, Christopher Clingan and Wendell Metzler, are white.


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Welcome to the Lafayette, LA dental office of Dr. J. Jerome Smith and Dr. Daniel Domingue.
We look forward to creating long-term relationships with you and your family by providing you with exceptional dental care, as we have been doing for patients in southern Louisiana for over 33 years.
We practice according to the principle "inform before you perform." We will always take the time to discuss your oral treatment options with you. Our dentists explain dental procedures to you in plain English and use modern technology such as photographs and case examples to give you the tools you need to make an informed decision.
We will never push dental treatments on patients without their full understanding of the pros and cons, along with alternatives and payment plans. Even if it's been a long time since you've had your teeth cleaned, don't hesitate to call us. We are a no-judgment zone; we're just happy you're coming to see us! We understand how patients can feel too busy to stop for an appointment or even feel dental anxiety due to a bad experience in the past.
We can work with all patients. Our gentle and experienced manner is why we've earned the trust of all our patients.
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In dentistry, as in most things, prevention is preferable to treatment. We will work with you to develop a home-care oral routine you can commit to and help you improve your brushing and flossing technique. In some cases, preventive treatments like fluoride and sealants can help protect your teeth, and we will discuss these with you if you are a candidate.
Even with regular brushing and flossing and avoiding sugary treats and caffeine, it's very difficult to remove the build-up of harmful bacteria and plaque that can eventually lead to gum disease and tooth decay. Only your dental hygienist or dentist can completely remove tartar and ensure that your teeth and gums are clean and healthy.
Insufficient or poor oral hygiene can create more problems than just gum disease or cavities—you become at risk for general health issues that you might not know are linked to your oral health. Studies have shown that health issues like diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, complications with pregnancy, and oral cancer are all directly affected by the health of your teeth and gums. By maintaining good oral health, you can stay on top of things and prevent health problems from going too far.
Preventive care also includes regular x-rays. Dental x-rays are a powerful diagnostic tool. They allow us to see beneath your gums and under your enamel to find problems when they are small and easily treatable with conservative approaches. Because we value your safety, our office relies on digital x-rays, which use significantly less radiation than traditional film x-rays.
If you can't remember the last time you came in to see us, give us a call to schedule your teeth cleaning today. Our Lafayette dentists will keep track of your oral health and note any abnormalities—which is important for your general well-being since the two are linked.
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Our dentists, Dr. Jerome Smith, and Dr. Daniel Domingue, are experts in the field of restorative dentistry. Whether you need to restore broken or decayed teeth with dental crowns or onlays or you need a full-mouth reconstruction including dentures or dental implants, we can care for you every step of the way.
Drs. Smith and Domingue are so skilled in the field of dental implant placement and restoration that other dentists actually come to them for additional training. We are also able to perform bone grafting, an advanced procedure that is used to restore bone loss in your jaw to make dental implant placement a possibility.
Do you have a missing tooth or multiple teeth that you want to restore? We can restore your bite and protect the rest of your smile. Replacing missing teeth is a permanent solution that prevents further tooth loss, an event that can occur when teeth shift towards the gap in your smile.
If your quality of life has been compromised because one or more missing teeth and you find that eating your favorite foods or speaking clearly is difficult, call your Lafayette implant dentists today at (337) 205-7309. We look forward to giving you the smile function you need to live comfortably.
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Your smile is often the first thing that people notice about you. If your smile does not represent the image you want the world to see, give us a call.
Some cosmetic dental treatments we offer include:
- Professional teeth whitening
- Porcelain veneers
- Dental crowns
- Dental implants
- Dental bonding
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Practicing preventive oral care through regular dental check-ups is important, but don't forget that your Lafayette dentists can also create a dazzling smile that reflects your personality and style. From professional teeth whitening to crowns to dental veneers, we can give you a beautiful smile that you will be proud to show off again and again.
You may be wondering what exactly your dentists can do to improve your smile. The short answer is that we can fix any smile flaws. Below are common smile issues that patients often want to be changed:
- Gaps between teeth
- Chipped teeth
- Yellow or brown stained teeth
- Cracked teeth
- Misaligned or crooked teeth
- Gummy smiles
We only use high-quality materials to restore your smile, and with proper care and maintenance, your cosmetic dental treatments can last a long time.
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Estimates show that as many as 30 percent of Americans aren't getting the dental care they need because of fear and anxiety associated with seeing the dentist. Are you one of them?
Our Lafayette, LA dental office is one of only a few in the state to offer IV sedation dentistry. With IV sedation dentistry, you can relax and rest comfortably during your entire dental procedure. While you may fall asleep, most of our patients remain awake, although in a very deep, sedated state. Your procedure will fly by, and you probably won't remember most of it.
Please let anyone on our highly skilled dental team know if you are feeling anxious, and we can work together to ensure your comfort.
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From routine dental cleanings that prevent major oral health issues from taking place to exciting cosmetic treatments that can revamp your look, we make sure that each member of your family can get the dentistry they need.
Don't live in discomfort or embarrassment if you have a broken, chipped, or missing tooth. We offer dental restorative work to get your smile back on track—and to prevent further tooth loss or shifting.
Are you ready to get started experiencing the highest level of quality dental care? Contact our Lafayette, LA dentist office today and request an appointment with Dr. Smith or Dr. Domingue.


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Car seat belt in Ireland Ireland
Last update: March 2017
Use of safety seat belts, while driving in Ireland, is for the driver and all passengers in the car, including the passengers on the rear seats.
If the passengers are kids, the use of child restraint systems is mandatory.
The driver is responsible for ensuring that all passengers under the age of 17 years correctly used child safety seats, seat belts or boosters.
The penalty for violation - € 60.
If the case is considered in the court and you are found as guilty, the fine can reach € 800.
The exceptions are allowed only in case of:
- people wearing a disabled person's belt;
- people that have certificate issued by a doctor, that due to medical reasons, they should not wear a safety belt;
- driving instructors or driver testers during a lesson or a test;
- police (Gardaí) and members of the Defence Forces on duty;
Only children, under 150cm or 36kgs and traveling in a taxi, are allowed not to use child restrain system.


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Looks great worn on its own or included in a stack of other bracelets, malas, or even a watch!
Lava rock is known for its grounding properties and is wonderful for calming the emotions. It is created from the center of the earth and therefore is fantastic for stabilizing and grounding the Root Chakra.
Associated with the Heart Chakra, rosewood is known for its compassionate and healing energies. It is an excellent healing source that assists you in healing yourself and others. It helps manifest what you desire, dream, or need to be.
Measures approximately 34 inches around. Lava rock and Thai rosewood beads are 8mm, also includes 4 10mm lava rock spacers. Hand strung here at the DharmaShop!
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The mala is beautiful and feels wonderful to wear. The texture of the lava rock is quite unique, with the roughness of the beads creating a soft presence on my skin that is quite cool. The artistry of the lava stones with the rosewood beads produces a very natural look and feel. I am wearing mine on my wrist and it wraps four times with some slack, which is quite comfortable. I enjoy the weight of it which is heavy enough to keep an awareness of its presence but not too much to distract. Once again the artistry of the mala is wonderful, as are the others I have purchased from dharma shop and I am pleased to support artists who produce authentic pieces that represent their culture, which translate beautifully into a piece that I can wear and foster a peaceful presence. Namaste
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