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Where to Stay
Mae Sot, Tak
+66 5554 6301
Welcome to classic contemporary room environment. Contact with teak wood furniture. Panels decorated with bright colors and clean, spacious and comfortable. With international standard facilities including Wi-Fi, LCD TV, 32 inch, refrigerator, tea and coffee in room. Every room has a view of the balcony seats. With views as far as Burma. Atmosphere surrounding area shaded by trees. Feel relaxed.
With a hearty breakfast from the Im Kitchen decorated country-style restaurant. Within each category there are a variety of customer service.
Impact Boutique Hotel is located on the Asian Highway. It takes less than 5 minutes from downtown , close to Tesco Lotus, The airport , Police station in Maesot
No. of units : 20
Check in : 14:00
Check out : 12:00
High Season : October - April
Low Season : May - September
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Greg has presented work at venues and institutions including EYEO Festival (Minneapolis), the Western Front (Vancouver), DIY Citizenship (Toronto), Medialab-Prado (Madrid) and Postopolis! LA. He is an adjunct instructor in the CCIT program (University of Toronto/Sheridan College) and has taught courses for CSMM (McMaster University) and OCAD University.
Greg has presented work at venues and institutions including EYEO Festival (Minneapolis), the Western Front (Vancouver), DIY Citizenship (Toronto), Medialab-Prado (Madrid) and Postopolis! LA. He is an adjunct instructor in the CCIT program (University of Toronto/Sheridan College) and has taught courses for CSMM (McMaster University) and OCAD University.
BibliOdyssey: More musical notation
From BibliOdyssey: George Crumb: Makrokosmos I / Barry Guy: Bird Gong Game
Today's post on the visual context of music is of potential interest to Generator.x readers. It deals with unconventional visual forms of musical notation, from the illustrative to the conqrete, from the ancient to contemporary. It should prove intriguing and well worth the time to indulge in both the images and links provided.
Cast-offs from the Golden Age
"Cast-offs from the Golden Age" invites the user to adopt the position of the researcher, unearthing the specific local histories of digital games and gaming, in New Zealand. The user lays down Avenues of Inquiry, whereupon Events -- representing stages in the research -- occur, gaining the user knowledge for their research journal, additions to their ephemera gallery, and unlocking further goals, avenues and events. The piece uses audio, text, and visuals from the research, including historic items sourced from ephemera collections.
Silent London
Simon Elvins has some nice work but one recent cartographic exercise stands out as a cross between the 1748 Map of Rome by Giambattista Nolli and Learning from Las Vegas by Robert Venturi, Steven Izenour & Denise Scott Brown in 1977. The Silent London etching maps noise levels throughout London in an attempt to reveal the quiet and hidden pockets of the city so as to make them a destination, possibly diffusing the noise concentrations in other areas.
flickr image blending
several remarkable examples of blending tens of Flickr images which share the same tags (e.g. 'happy' versus 'sad', 'winter' versus 'summer', 'eye', 'circle', etc.). the result is then saved as a new image. the original photos are scaled to match the size of the average image. color levels are adjusted.
similarly, favcol adapts its background color of its web page as flickr's favorite color.
see also Jason Salavon's playboy centerfold averaging.
[flickr.com & flickr.com & favcol.com]
virus & spam visualization
Several artistic data visualization applets that represent computer viruses & spam as part of an artistic project, titled 'visp' (VIrus & SPam). Similar to a biological virus, the art project mutates during the process. the applets cluster viruses & spam as cubes displaying identify code, the date of first detection & mail subject as a grey scale barecode, or use cellular automata to depict viruses as red dots & spam clusters as circles.
see also computer virus visualization & spam grafitti & email erosion. [machfeld.net & abstract-codex.net]
Vague Terrain 19: Schematic as Score
The current issue of Vague Terrain, curated and edited by Derek Holzer, features an eclectic range of young, contemporary artists who have revisited and expanded upon the philosophies and works of this earlier generation. Operating at the extreme edges of the DIY electronics scene, builder-composers such as Peter Blasser, Jason R. Butcher, Moritz Ellerich, Lesley Flanigan, Martin Howse, the Loud Objects (Kunal Gupta, Tristan Perich and Katie Shima), Jessica Rylan and Synchronator (Bas van Koolwijk & Geert-Jan Prins) all represent some of the most radical and idiosyncratic artistic approaches to creative circuitry of the moment. Their compositions take the form of systems which provide a map of what is possible, but lack a prescribed route on how to get there. The discovery—-and the risk—-is left to the moment of the performance.
Ongoing Call for Guest Curators
Journal Format: The best way to get a sense of our project is to browse the archives. Each issue is a mix of essays, interviews, in-depth documentation of multimedia projects, broader surveys of art practices and EP-length audio art and experimental music releases. We aren't locked to a specific formula and have featured issues almost entirely dedicated to article-length essays or music. Each issue should feature 8-15 contributors.
Schedule: We are looking for guest curators for issues to be published in January 2011 and onward. A curator will need about 90 days of lead time to organize an issue and establishing communication with the invited artists at the beginning of the process is one of the most involved tasks. The guest curator will work with the Vague Terrain team to set up a timeline for participating artists to follow.
Responsibilities - A guest curator is responsible for the following:
*Writing an initial statement and using it to invite artists to participate in the issue
Ensuring that participating artists understand our submission guidelines (we provide documentation)
*Ensuring that incoming submissions are approximately on schedule and complete
*Writing a forward to frame the issue theme and contextualize included work
Support - Vague Terrain offers the following assistance with the above duties of the curator:
*Provide documentation regarding submission guidelines
*Arrange for the proofreading and editing of content
*Organizing and publishing all the content that the curator has solicited
*An FTP account for the issue through which contributors can upload their work
*Once the issue is launched we will promote the material through various online art/media networks
Interested curators and digital artists should email us with the following:
*a brief abstract describing their proposed theme and how it relates to their research
*An artistic or scholarly CV or a link to a personal website
*Optional: a list of artists whose work would be representative of the proposed topic
Deadline: This is an open, ongoing call. However curators interested in the January slot should contact us ASAP as we'll be selecting the curator for that issue in early September.
Submissions and inquires should be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com
Required Reading
@Thomas - the video sounds fascinating. I'm downloading it now.
Thanks for posting this Ceci!
Untitled (2008) - Igor Eskinja
Vague Terrain 16: Architecture/Action
The latest of edition of Vague Terrain presents a timely and nuanced consideration of ubiquitous computing. Guest curated by the American artist/programmer Joshua Noble, the issue provides a window into the practices of several leading researchers. Given the arrival of gestural interfaces and preliminary deployments of augmented reality technology and "intelligent" architecture, it is an important moment for thinking about the relationship between technology and the body. Noble on this current milieu: "All technologies reshape the body and the space around the body, from the bow and arrow to the steam engine to the telephone. It may be that we are beginning to truly see how computing and ubiquitous devices will once again reshape our bodies and our conceptions of ourselves in space."
The issue features text, interview and project contributions from: Jonah Brucker-Cohen, Golan Levin, Pierre Proske, Mark Shepard and Marilena Skvara.
To view the issue please visit: http://vagueterrain.net/journal16

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This was my first Mother's Day. But as a new sleep deprived mother to a 5 week old it could have been any other day. My concerns usually relegated to feeding, pumping, burping, changing and washing our new little bundle of joy. It was 10 am and I was enjoying some coffee with my husband while the baby took a nap. He asked if I wanted him to make something. "I know how to make eggs or grilled cheese," were the options.
So I went to the refrigerator hoping for a miracle of ingredients that I could throw together fast for breakfast and thankfully I found some. Although my husband didn't sound so excited when I told him the menu he ended up loving the cream cheese component. My advice to new Moms? Put a slice of this Frittata between two slices of your favorite bread or a Ciabatta roll so you can eat and carry around a crying baby...
Our peaceful Mother's day was able to continue. So blessed to be able to see this face everyday. That is the best present of all.
Salmon & Leftover Asparagus Frittata
8 eggs
4 oz cream cheese (cut into little cubes)
1 tsp salt
8 oz smoked salmon (roughly chopped)
1 medium shallot chopped
1 tbsp butter
2 tbsp olive oil
5 large asparagus (already cooked - mine were leftover)
Put oven on 350 degrees. Put frying pan on med and add butter and olive oil. Add chopped shallot and cook until soft and translucent. Add asparagus and salmon. Whisk eggs with 1 tbsp water until fluffy. Add salt and then add to the pan. Add the little cubes of cream cheese all over the top. Cook until edges of the frittata set and put in the oven for 15 minutes or until center is cooked through.


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History & Culture
Long before Christopher Columbus first set foot on the capital island of Grand Turk during his discovery voyage of the new world in 1492, the islands of the Turks & Caicos were inhabited by Taino and Lucayan Indians. These original settlers left a rich heritage of seafaring, salt raking and farming, which still lingers on today. Words such as "canoe", Caribbean and "caicos" are derived from the Arawak language. Even the name of the country comes from these earliest inhabitants. Turks is a reference to the indigenous Turk's head cactus and Caicos is from the Lucayan term "caya hico" meaning string of islands.
Another peculiarity that has been passed down through the generations is a love of shellfish, particularly conch – which is actually available in abundance to this day, thanks to the work of the Caicos Conch farm, the only commercial conch farm in the world.
For almost 700 years, the Taino and Lucayan Indians were the sole residents of the islands, settling mainly in Middle Caicos and Grand Turk. They lived peacefully and were skilled in farming, fishing and gardening. They cultivated almost 50 types of plants, some of which can still be found on undeveloped sections of the islands.
Shortly after Columbus arrived in 1492, the Lucayan civilization disappeared and the islands remained sparsely populated for about 30 years. During this time, the salt making industry was born. Bermudians came to Turks & Caicos to rake the salt and take it back to Bermuda. Salt was a precious commodity back then as it was used not only for flavoring food but for preserving it as well. The shallow waters surrounding the islands were ideal for salt raking but treacherous for nautical navigation and more than 1000 ships were wrecked during the journey to and from.
In 1706, the French and the Spanish briefly captured the Turks & Caicos Islands from the Bermudians. Four years later the British reclaimed the islands for Bermuda but in subsequent years the place became primarily a haven for pirates and British Loyalists fleeing the American Revolution. Ultimately, Britain retained the island country by the end of the century as part of the Treaty of Versailles. In 1766, after being controlled by the Spanish, French and British, Turks & Caicos became part of the Bahamas colony and was placed under the Bahamian government. Attempts to integrate the two distinct communities failed and in 1874 after "the Great Bahamas Hurricane" devastated much of the chain of islands, the Turks & Caicos Islands became dependencies to the British Crown Colony of Jamaica.
Jamaica won independence from Britian in 1962 and so Turks & Caicos then became a British Crown colony on its own and still is one today. It was not until the early 1980's when Club Med Turkoise Resort opened that Providenciales – and Turks & Caicos in general - started to become a viable tourist destination. Since then, increasingly more development has taken shape, and the small, salt raking island country of Turks & Caicos has grown into what is quickly becoming recognized as one of the world's premier beach destinations.
Though the days when the Lucayans fished and sailed the turquoise waters of Turks & Caicos have given way to live-aboard dive boat operators, commercial fishing and off-shore financial services, their gentle temperament and love of nature can still be felt today, after almost 1200 years. Turks & Caicos is quickly becoming a leading international investment center for the offshore investor. The islands are a "zero tax" jurisdiction and therefore have no taxes on income, capitol gains, corporate profits, inheritance or estates.
Today, Turks & Caicos stands on the threshold of an exciting future boasting the fastest growing economy in the Caribbean coupled with strictly controlled development to protect the islands heritage as a pristine sanctuary for both local residents and tourists to enjoy for the next thousand years.
Important Dates (courtesy of the TCI Museum)
AD 750 - the first inhabitants (Tiano and Lucyan Indians) arrive on the shores of the Turks & Caicos Islands;
1492 - Christopher Columbus lands at Guanahani Beach, Grand Turk;
1512 - Ponce de Leon passes by the Turks Islands on his way to Bimini;
1668 - Salt making industry begins;
1706 - Turks & Caicos is captured from the Bermudians by the French and the Spanish;
1710 - The British recaptured the islands on behalf of Bermuda;
1783 - French seize Grand Turk during its wars with Great Britain;
1790 - The Crown granted land to the British loyalists on Providenciales, Middle Caicos, North Caicos and Parrot Cay.
1792 - Grand Turk becomes the official Port of Entry to the Turks & Caicos, a customs office is established;
1799 - Britain places Turks & Caicos in the hands of the Bahamas;
1813 - A large hurricane forced many of the Loyalists to leave the islands; some moved to Grand Turk
1821 - Hundreds of slaves fled from the islands and escaped to freedom in Haiti;
1834 - All British Colony slaves are granted freedom;
1842 - Bambarra on Middle Caicos was settled by survivors of a Spanish slave shipwreck called the "Gambia";
1845 - First newspaper published, "Turks Island Gazette & Commercial Reporter";
1873 - Queen Victoria grants a royal charter; TCI becomes an independent colony;
1874 - "The Great Bahamas Hurricane" devastated the Turks & Caicos Islands and the entire Bahamian chain - the islands are annexed to Jamaica for medical and technical assistance and grants;
1852 - Grand Turk lighthouse erected;
1857 - "Waterloo", built in 1815, was acquired for the Governors residence;
1898 - First telegraph cable, Bermuda to Grand Turk to Jamaica; First fire engine;
1948 - First commercial flight to Turks & Caicos;
1959 - Hurricane Donna devastates all agriculture on Turks & Caicos;
1962 - John Glenn splashed down off the coast of Grand Turk after his space flight;
1968 - Airport opens on Providenciales;
1991 - Turks and Caicos National Museum opens on Grand Turk


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Derby primary schools lose fight against phone mast being erected
Posted: August 19, 2014|
PHONE companies will be able to erect a mast in Derby despite a 75-signature petition against it gathered by two schools.
The 25-metre structure will be built at London Road Community Hospital and provide 4G mobile coverage for Vodafone and 02.
The petition came from Rosehill Infant and St James Junior Schools, which are around the corner from where the mast will now be erected.
A report from council officers states that the petitioners objected on the basis of the "impact on the well-being of individuals".
It goes on: "The possible health implications of the proposed development are clearly an issue of concern as reflected with the petition."
But it adds that councils "assess telecommunications proposals on siting and visual amenity grounds only".
The report says that the mast would mix "reasonably well" into the environment of the hospital buildings around it.
It adds that the structure would be visible along Keeble Close and Osmaston Road but the lower sections would be "obscured seasonally by perimeter deciduous trees".
In 2012, an independent report on mobile phone masts found no convincing evidence that they cause health problems.


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Teenage EngineeringSwedish (Stockholm, Sweden, 2006)
2010design object | aluminum, plastic,and electronic components
Not on view at this time; find out where you can see works from our collection at locations around the Bay Area while our building is closed for expansion
4 in. x 11 1/8 in. x 9/16 in. (10.2 cm x 28.2 cm x 1.35 cm)
Acquired 2011
Collection SFMOMA
Gift of Teenage Engineering


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WARF UpStart Program for Minority and Women's Entrepreneurship
|The WARF UpStart Program for Minority and Women's Entrepreneurship is designed to equip entrepreneurially minded women and minorities in the Madison area with the tools needed to launch or expand any business venture.
The several-week curriculum covers the skills needed to conceive, fund, organize and test a business idea. Sessions are taught by members of the Wisconsin Small Business Development Center, as well as active professionals with expertise in fields such as accounting, sales and marketing. Participants are part of a cohort of motivated individuals from diverse professional and educational backgrounds with whom they learn and share their own ideas and experiences.
Class Schedule
Classes meet Tuesday evenings from 6 to 8:30 p.m. on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus in the Discovery Building and other nearby locations conveniently served by bus. Classes run for several weeks with sessions beginning in the winter and fall each year.
|Week 1
|Ideation Session to Spur New Business Ideas and Meet Everyone
|Week 2
|The Business Model Canvas
|Week 3
|Market Research
The Business Model Canvas Part II: Understanding Customer Segments
|Week 4
|Marketing and Sales Planning
|Week 5
|Using the Web for Your Business
|Week 6
|Insurance and Risk Management
Operations and Management
|Week 7
|Accounting, Recordkeeping and Basic Tax Issues
|Week 8
|Financial Projections
|Week 9
|Financing Your Business
|Week 10
|Legal Issues for Small Business
|Week 11
|Bridging the Gap: The Concept of a Business Plan


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John J. Lombardi (D) has served the residents of Providence in District 8 since his election in November 2012.
Born on April 30, 1952, he graduated from Mount Pleasant High School in Providence in 1970, and then earned his bachelor's degree from Rhode Island College in 1975. He earned a master's degree in education from RIC in 1982 and a law degree from Suffolk University in Boston in 1987.
In addition to his duties as a legislator, Representative Lombardi is employed as an attorney. He served on the Providence City Council for more than 26 years, including one year as acting mayor and eight years as council president. He is the former president of the Federal Hill House and Zuccolo Recreation Center.
Representative Lombardi resides in Providence with his wife, Denise.
CONTACT INFORMATION48 Grove St. Providence, RI 02909 (401) 453-3900


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Kardashians Cosmetics Collection Khroma Beauty
But what would you think if I told you the Kardashian's have plots and plans to launch their very own makeup collection?
Would you buy it?
You might love them, you might hate 'em but above anything else you'll have to agree that the Kardashians (especially Kim) have some seriously flawless makeup in place wherever they go.
With an empire that includes clothes, lingerie, shoes, denim, nail polish, and even their own credit card at one time it isn't any great surprise that these girls are ready to launch their own makeup collection.
Kardashians Kosmetics Kollection Khroma Beauty (ooo God, don't hate me, but those K's are so annoying!) will be launching this Winter at Ulta, WWD and the New York Daily News reports.
The line will include false eyelashes, mascara, and this sounds exciting, a compact entitled Kardazzle. Other products include a finishing powder, "a gold pre-foundation treatment called the Million Dollar Mask", and a highlighter.
Creative director Robin Coe-Hutshing spills the deets:
"We reviewed a number of beauty and fragrance licenses prior to the Kardashians', but the potential for creating a brand with Kourtney, Kim, and Khloé stands apart because of the girls' beauty and style, their unique connection with their fans and followers and because they each have definitive ideas about beauty and makeup that will speak to women of various cultures and ethnicities. For us, these are the qualities of a winning brand partnership."
I'm NOT writing this one off because Kim is always looking flawless so I'd be interested to see what sort of makeup collection they put together…!
What do you think?
Yay for the Ks?
No way, you wouldn't buy it!?
Do share!
news/images via New York Daily News
6/12/12 16:16 Kim:
I'm intrigued. These ladies do know their makeup and usually look really pretty (except this has to be one of the worst photos I've ever seen of Kim K.). I do not love or hate the Kardashians so I'm willing to give the makeup a chance. I wonder if this will only be in select Ultas, though.
6/12/12 16:43 Courtney:
I'm totally picturing full coverage foundation, lots of bronzers, falsies, and some seriously awesome mascara. Not a huge fan of the Kardashians but I agree with Kim, the ladies do seem to know their way around their makeup. I may have to indulge in a piece or two.
6/12/12 16:51 Rachel:
I wouldn't. I think my preferences in makeup is very very very far from theirs. lol
6/12/12 17:01 Sarita:
I hate the name too but I bet the false eyelashes will be nice…although I am not one to wear false eyelashes. It's probably not going to be a line that will appeal to me though because it will probably be uber glamorous.
6/12/12 17:44 kimkats:
With apologies to Dr. Suess:
I would not buy them here or there
I would not buy them anywhere
I do not like Kar-dash-ians
I do not like them, not a damn…..
Um, No, I don't think I would buy the line…..
6/13/12 10:59 18thCenturyFox:
It will be a cold day in hell before they get one centime of mine! The mere idea of adding to their evil empire makes my skin crawl. Besides, they have never used their own child labor produced, overpriced, badly designed products- just look at their track record.
6/12/12 17:57 breyerchic04:
We don't have the same look at all, but I'd at least look at their stuff, and consider something. Not likely to be lipstick or eye products.
6/12/12 18:13 SusanT:
I agree with kimkats. I would not put one penny in their pockets — they're loathsome creatures.
6/12/12 18:26 Southern Gorgeous:
I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole.
6/12/12 18:46 Liz:
I wouldn't purchase any of their makeup and I admit it is due to personal reasons against them. They do a lot of paid events in my city and very rarely will show gratitude to people who help them.
6/12/12 19:03 Michelle D:
I agree with Kimkats & Southern Gorgeous. I wonder if it will be any good or if it will turn out to be Kardashian Krap?
6/12/12 19:07 Daniela:
Umm wow..did anyone else notice they are one K away from being a serious NAACP complaint (not to mention the rest of decent human beings). Multiple K's is NOT cute!!! Stop it!! God these women are effing dumb.
Btw Kimkats your ryhme made me giggle out loud:) Nice one
6/12/12 19:07 blahzie:
Uhm, considering this "FLAWLESS" look you speak of is created by their make up artists, using conventional, everyday brands that are currently available to you, RIGHT NOW, as in this very second – I fail to see how you wouldn't write this off.
These chicks know about as much about make up as any of us do….probably less actually. unless were talking anal bleaching creme….
6/12/12 19:11 Christy:
I would definitely buy it!!! I'm with you, Kim's make-up is always amazing. I'm also with you on the name, it's awful. They seriously need to rethink that name. So dumb.
6/12/12 19:16 Alanna:
nope, no way, never.
6/12/12 20:32 Charlotte:
I wish I could come up with a smart and creative way to say this but I'll just have to settle with: NO WAY.
6/12/12 21:13 The Peach:
I used to be a huge fan of theirs until the whole wedding/divorce thing went down. Now I refuse to watch them and would not purchase anything from any of their brands. Even though I have to agree they do know their makeup.
6/12/12 21:33 Kate:
Blahzie, your rant actually made me laugh, but I think you might be better off ranting(in this particular style) over at dlisted. Have you heard of the awesome MichaelK?!
We all have different sides to our personalties, and I hope I am not overstepping as I say this (because I am not the Muse's spokesperson) but I go there for a daily dose of hilarious profanity-laced celeb bashing.
When I come here? Not so much.
I hope I don't sound bossy, condescending, or anything along those lines because I really did chuckle at your rant, and Dlisted is a real place.
Muse, if this post is just too far OT, or is just simply not something that belongs here, I hope you will not allow it to be displayed. I will understand. I have mad respect for you, and I would not want to annoy you in any way.
6/12/12 23:55 Victoria:
I dont watch any reality show so i really dont care much about them or how they wear their makeup or their appearance, i dont really like their style. i usually dont pay attention to products with celebrities name on them UNLESS the quality is really outstanding, i may be willing to give it shot.
6/13/12 2:14 jesspug:
i *so* agree with kimkats. there are far more worthy brands to spend my money on. thank you!
Pass. We all know that even with this line out they will still be using MAC, NARS, etc to achieve the flawless look.
It is hard for me to buy things from spokeswomen that I don't care for.
6/13/12 11:34 Majick:
NOPE – will not be buying for many of the reasons listed here.
6/13/12 15:24 Butterdaisy:
Hope it is better than the polishes as far as wow factor. The polishes bore me and I'm a nail lacquer fanatic.
6/13/12 19:06 Tiffany Martin:
I don't care if it's the Kardashians as long as the products are good. I mean, Kim is super stylish and no matter what her makeup is fab.
6/13/12 20:31 Lisa:
I can't help it, I love them, their show, their style and makeup. Guilty pleasure, but I do understand why many don't like them. I'm very intrigued about the million dollar mask because Kim once posted a photo of herself with something sounding very similar. http://instagr.am/p/JvtJ7tOS2s/ Count me curious!
6/14/12 14:49 D-tan:
I actually really enjoyed the Kardashian Kolors line from Nicole by OPI, as Follow Me on the Glitter is my HG nail polish color. My interest is piqued since I do tend more toward the glamorous side of makeup, but I won't be planning on getting their falsies since Japanese ones are better designed and more cost efficient.
9/7/12 23:48 Rose:


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Concerned that music piracy is robbing the Kenya Music Industry of over KShs 10 billion annually - while our fragmented industry appears powerless to fight for its rights; Kenya Music Week was created to provide an accessible public forum for Industry stakeholders (i.e. musicians, producers, promoters, distributors, media, consumers, government & NGOs) to interact and produce solutions to Industry problems.
Provide an opportunity for the Kenya Music Industry (e.g. musicians, producers, promoters & distributors) to market their goods (e.g. albums, merchandise) and services (e.g. performances) to the public.
Connect the Industry with the consuming public for the purpose of market feedback.
Educate the public on Industry issues (e.g. music piracy).
Create an accessible forum whereby Industry stakeholders (i.e. musicians, producers, promoters, distributors, media, government & NGOs) can network and interact to produce solutions for Industry problems.
Educate, through workshops, Industry stakeholders on professional business skills, including copyright protection.
Use this united assembly of Industry stakeholders as a publicity opportunity to lobby for the enforcement of music copyright and the elimination of piracy (e.g. press conferences, petitions).
Encourage stronger win-win partnerships between Industry stakeholders nationally, regionally and internationally.
Conduct an industry census and register Industry stakeholders into a central database for future inter-communication purposes.
Click here to download the Kenya Music Week Exhibit Proposal


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Nicki Minaj To Forego Summer Tour To Focus On Music, Business Ventures
Nicki Minaj's business portfolio is getting rather large. This means, unfortunately for her Barbz, she won't be hitting the touring circuit this summer. Minaj recently sat down with MTV News and discussed how her hectic schedule and focusing on making new music will mean the Young Money first lady may not have time to bless a stage near you over the next few months. "I don't think I'll have the time [to tour]," she said, "because I'm also going to be launching a few products this year that I'm really going to have to lend myself to the clothing line, I have a drink that's about to come out and these new speakers that you guys are going to see a commercial for this week or next week."
Nicki also said working on her third LP would take priority over hitting the stage. "I also want to be here so I can write," she added. "I obviously am going to start working on the third album very, very soon. I'm getting beats as we speak. I just haven't started writing, but that's my biggest priority at this point."
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I haven't had a chance to post, but wanted to say hello. I am at a rep show in Boston, and having such fun.
Here is the make and take we are doing tonight. Love making these!
Will be back soon!
I haven't had a chance to post, but wanted to say hello. I am at a rep show in Boston, and having such fun.
Here is the make and take we are doing tonight. Love making these!
Will be back soon!
What a cool art project – I want to make one too!! Have fun in Boston – hope you don't get the rain tomorrow & Tuesday! Enjoy! Maureen from NH
Lucky lady! That make & take looks so nice, wish I could be there making & taking too
Try to stay warm.
Your son is just too cute for words!
How gorgeous!!
so pretty! details, please!
I love it. Gorgeous!
Love the bling. Have fun in Boston.
OH WOW…absolutely LOVE this! TFS!!!
WOW that is so cute!! I LOVE the flower with the different gems and pearl as the center!! I love it!!
fabulous! i want to make one!
this is so pretty! I wish I could be there… Have fun!! =)
Very nice. I wish I was in Boston to take your class….is there any way you can go south about 6oo miles? )
Have a great time!
I love it!
Wow! That's quite a make and take!
This is beautiful!
I am always so impressed with your artistry. You always know how to put colors together and just exactly where to put the extra bling that makes the project over the top. THANKS for sharing. Hope the weekend show left you room for a little fun in Boston along with work!
Great make & take, wish I had been there. TFS
Donna C.
Very pretty! Nice Jennifer!
I wanna make one! Have a great time.
Wow Jennifer — that is so pretty!!!!
That is so cute. I would love to wear that.
pretty! thanks for sharing!
very pretty and SO very artsy!
Looks like fun!
So very pretty!!
How fun!
oh la la so pretty!
Just beautiful!
love,love it!!! wish i was there….
that is ADORABLE!!!
Puhlease……come to Australia sometime and bring your friends.
That is sooooo beautiful!


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#11848 closed defect (bug) (worksforme)
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If apache functions are available, we should not return the default value in apache_mod_loaded().
as things stand, get_mod_rewrite() would return true even if apache_get_modules() says otherwise.
also, phpinfo() is part of php core.
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@Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
comment:1 @Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
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tested with apache_get_modules() turned on. needs testing with it off, and with php loaded as cgi.
comment:2 @dd32 — 6 years ago
some webhosts disable phpinfo() when they dont want the users to know the details of the setup.
As crazy as it may sound.
@Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
comment:3 @Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
patch updated to reflect that.
comment:5 @sirzooro — 6 years ago
I think it will be good to check this path on setup with PHP Suhosin - I know that this hardening patch adds some protection for phpinfo().
comment:6 @Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
sirzooro: I did that already. though again, with the apache loaded function. if suhosin hides the modules, or disables the function, that's fine too. it just returns the default.
my issue with the current code is that it'll return true to get_mod_rewrite() even if apache_get_modules() makes it 100% certain that mod_rewrite is not around.
comment:7 @ryan — 6 years ago
comment:8 @ryan — 6 years ago
This might explain why we only rely on confirming presence (but not absence) of a mod with apache_get_modules().
comment:9 @Denis-de-Bernardy — 6 years ago
yeah. and hakre mentioned that in a fast cgi environment, it's pretty much impossible to detect an aapche module using simple functions.
I think we should consider applying different logic for get_mod_rewrite(). Here's what I just committed to the health-check plugin:
comment:10 @nacin — 6 years ago
Tools > Network uses both got_mod_rewrite() and apache_mod_loaded() rather effectively. I don't think we should add much more to core for this. I think the perfect place for the code in the health check plugin is the health check plugin.
comment:11 @nacin — 5 years ago
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HadaLabo Gokujyun Moisture Milk Review
Hada Labo Gokujyun Moisture Milk is product I get asked about more than Hadalabo Gokujyn Hyaluronic Acid Lotion. That's saying something considering how incredibly popular the lotion is.
I think people are just confused why they might need the milk when they already use the lotion or what order should you use the products in, etc…
Here's a look!
Hadalabo Gokujyn Hyaluronic Acid Lotion is one of Japan's most popular skin care products. Apparently one bottle is sold every 2 seconds in Asia! I've been using it for quite a long time myself and I love what it does for my drier skin it truly is a miracle in a bottle.
Recently Hada Labo Tokyo as well as the original Hadalabo Skincare Collection has become available in the US through US retailers like drugstore.com. This is a cause for great celebration. Mind you it wasn't that hard of a product to come across but waiting for your favorite skincare to arrive via airmail can sometimes prove irritating. Being able to pick up the new collection in stores like Ulta sure does make life easier.
Like the lotion HadaLabo Gokujyun Moisture Milk is a liquid. Some folks get terribly confused about the differences between the two products. Are they the same but in a different formulation? Do you use them together? In what order if so? Are just some of the questions I get about the milk.
Technically Hadalabo created the products to be used together so the milk is actually a product you'll use AFTER the liquid. The milk actually helps to provide more moisture and also aids in sealing in the moisture that the lotion provided. Of course, you can absolutely skip the milk and just use the lotion! No one says you need both and in some cases using both is overkill! But during the winter months especially during colder weather my skin appreciates the use of both the lotion and the milk.
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Thanks for turning me on to this line several months ago. I picked up the gel cream and the Replenishing Hydrator. I'm looking forward to trying more of their products. I love the fact they aren't overloaded in their ingredients like alot of American products.
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1/12/14 5:22 christmas:
does this work for you in the winter? I used to use it but it didn't do much in the winter and I got better results in the summer. I read that hyaluronic acid absorbs moisture from the air so if you live in a very dry climate it won't help much, and you shouldn't use oil products with it.
It made me even drier in the winter so I had to switch to innisfree olive oil line.
overwise it's great in humid climates and summer.
8/25/14 5:59 kezia:
Hi muse, first time posting !
You're doing lovely job here and envy you !
After so many reserch actually Christmas is right about using hyaluron acid summer but it can be use in winter aswell by dropping 1or 2 drups of water in to hyaluron acid (lotion- milk-essence) your palm !
Keep up girl !
11/4/14 2:40 Adi Laksita (Jalu):
hada labo have a big fan from indonesia, even men use it especially the lotion.
4/10/15 19:40 safira alifa:
Hey! I just read your review,i wanna ask you about the essence,did you use the essence just in special spot or did you use it on all of your face
4/22/15 18:28 safira alifa:
But when i read the instruction,it's just in spesial spot,so you apply it like you use a night cream or bb cream or somenthing like thatt?:)