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The Neighbourhood with Field Medic and HEALTH at Vogue Theatre, 4/10/18
At their sold-out show at the Vogue Theatre on April 10, California-based The Neighbourhood inspired hundreds of youth not to fear self-expression.
The night began with 26-year-old Kevin Patrick Sullivan strumming away at his guitar for his first time in Vancouver. His hair in a mullet, wearing a HEALTH band shirt, he expressed distaste in America's politics, in which "I should bludgeon my neighbours if they're different than me." Field Medic's lo-fi style and relatable lyrics captivated the audience. He asked for a moment of silence for his best friend, his Boombox "Boomie", which died during his tour. The entire venue was noiseless, after which he said "Thank you very much" instigating an eruption of laughter. Although his voice seemed off-key at times, his talent was evident in "OTL," wherein he played harmonica and guitar simultaneously and sang about looking for his true love everywhere, even near a fire hydrant while smoking a cigarette.
Field Medic's softer, bedroom-pop was contrasted by the next act, noise rock band HEALTH. With "Victim" from Death Magic, the Los-Angeles crew shifted the ambience from tranquility to turmoil. One felt like they were experiencing repetitive seizures from John Famiglietti's manipulation of the Zoothorn combined with BJ Miller's insane drum skills. The bassist and drummer's long hair drooped in front of their faces, magnifying the peculiarity of their act. Jake Duzsik's raw, soothing voice in songs like "L.A. Looks" conflicted with the intense drum beats and screeching noises. The sporadically flashing stage lights amplified the adrenaline pump, and while some audience members complained about it being "too much," almost every head on the floor banged along to songs like "Crusher" from Disco 3.
After the rush of epinephrine from the initial spectacle diminished, smoke permeated the stage, flooding it in pink and purple hues. A guttural bass tone gradually intensified as the five shadowy figures of Jesse Rutherford, Jeremy Freedman, Zach Abels, Mikey Margott, and Brandon Fried floated onto the stage, accompanied by frenzied screams from the primarily female audience. The 26-year-old singer yelled "Stand up!", and bodies thrashed across the dance floor as the Neighbourhood performed "Dust" from their self titled album. The post-apocalyptic song was followed by the softer but just as unnerving "Afraid," which describes losing one's identity. Someone handed Jesse roses, which he then generously distributed to the audience. Eventually, his hoodie came off, exposing a tattoo-adorned body which induced shrieks from many young ladies in the venue.
Everyone sang along to "Heaven," with its progressive riffs and eerie melody swaying the crowd. It was succeeded by the more laid-back "Warm" from #000000 & #FFFFFF, which didn't have the same impact. As soon as the tune for "Daddy Issues" from Wiped Out emanated from the speakers, screams of excitement ensued, with everyone joining in on the lyrics: "And if you were my little girl, I'd do whatever I could do, I'd run away and hide with you, I love that you got daddy issues, and I do too."
The male singer openly admits to not only possessing psychological issues of abandonment, but also expressing them, "Go ahead and cry little boy, you know that your daddy did too." In a society where men are still discouraged from showing emotion, such messages normalize vulnerability. Steering the conversation away from gender is a crucial step towards promoting better mental health.
After demonstrating his high vocal range during "Stuck With Me" from the To Imagine EP, Jesse put a hat on, then immediately took it off and pointed to someone in the crowd "You called it too!" then addressing everyone else, "So did you see what the hat said?" "RIP 2 My Youth!" was the enthusiastic response. The morbid melody and drum beats resembled a funeral march augmented its commentary on police brutality and a generation robbed of its youth "When I can't breathe, don't call for a cop, I was naive and hopeful and lost, now I'm aware and trapped in my thoughts."
Jesse bellowed "You guys are the shit, thanks again for having us!" The band chose to end their set with "Scary Love." Just as mysteriously as they appeared, the band evaporated, and despite repetitive chants for one, they never returned for an encore. Nonetheless, for the witnesses, this event was their favourite dream.


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Raf Simons introduces his 'New Look'
Raf Simons began his Dior appointment at the pinnacle, debuting not with ready-to-wear, but with a collection of haute couture. And a prolific one at that, with 54 looks. What seemed like destiny after his three season couture-inspired trilogy at Jil Sander, the Belgian is now able to utilise the skill and resources of Dior's renowned ateliers in tandom with his vision – most striking when 'New Look' Dior silhouettes were truncated at the waist, worn with cigarette pants and a pure, modernist heel. Dazed's Senior Contributing Fashion Editor Katie Shillingford reports...
"The catwalk went through a number of rooms, where walls were covered floor to ceiling in different coloured flowers. I was sat in the yellow flower room but there was a white orchid room, blue, pink and red rooms too. It was incredible!
The collection was very much Raf. It was his interpretation of Dior but there were aspects of it that I thought were very Dior. For instance the silhouettes to me were very Dior 'New Look' but a modern version, worn over black trousers or in a very modern, bright colour palette.
The make-up was really amazing. It started off with a silvery eyeliner and a fluoro pink or orange/red lip and then moved onto even more colour in the eyes. I loved the fluoro pink or green eyelashes/eyeliner. For the finale all the girls had a veil on, a little nod to the bride being the last look of a couture show. It was so beautiful and classic but super modern too.
The whole thing was incredibly exciting – I would love to shoot everything, it was a dream. This felt like a very important moment for the fashion world and a real turning point for couture. I was surprised by the vast number of looks – there were 54 in total! And Aphex Twin's 'Windowlicker' on the soundtrack. Weirdly I had been listening to that yesterday thinking it would be so great for a show.
Julia Nobis looked incredible opening, wearing the first in a string of all-black suits. Daria Strokous closed in a dress that was two tone, completely different at the back from the front."

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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Magellan Midstream Partners LP expects crude volumes this year to increase 16 percent on the BridgeTex pipeline to accommodate shipments of more oil from the Permian Basin of West Texas and New Mexico, the largest U.S. oilfield, to exporters and refineries in the Houston Gulf Coast area, executives said.
The pipeline, which moves crude oil from Midland and Colorado City, Texas, to East Houston, Texas, is expected to average about 315,000 barrels-per-day (bpd), up from about 270,000 bpd all of last year, executives said on the company's earning call on Thursday.
The pipeline was recently expanded from 300,000 bpd to a capacity of 400,000 bpd. Magellan is expanding the pipeline system again, for a new capacity of about 440,000 bpd, expected to be operational in early 2019.
The company recently set new committed shipping rates to move crude on the line after it completed a supplemental open season and secured additional volume commitments for the new expansion capacity.
BridgeTex is co-owned by Magellan and Plains All American Pipeline LP.
Meanwhile, flows on Magellan's Longhorn pipeline, which ferries crude from Crane, Texas to Houston, are forecast to average 260,000 bpd, similar to 2017 levels.
However, existing term contracts are set to expire in the fourth quarter. Negotiations with customers regarding shipment rates are currently underway, said Chief Executive Michael Mears.
"We would err to recontract at rates that are secure for term commitments rather than be exposed to whatever the differential is at any point in time with spot tariffs," he said.
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Juan Valiente is at heart an attempt to create the perfect country house with an emphasis on getting out of your room and enjoying the rest of this remarkable retreat. Hotels create isolated self-contained rooms where guests spend most of their time in glorious isolation and offer little else. We are different. We don't have huge identical bedrooms filled with passionless furniture. Instead we have chosen to create only seven cradling fourteen people but with lots of communal spaces. None are particularly big but they are deeply personal and very easy on the eye (and skin given that we provide organic shower gel and shampoo plus handmade soaps). So your bedroom won't have a TV but there are two in the house plus a proper cinema. You might not have a terrace but there are seven close by. You may not be able to set up an office in your room but we have various locations where you can work aided by free wi-fi and printing/copying/scanning facilities. Let me make the introductions.
Our highest bedroom, sharing the air with eagles and the breezes rolling off the mountains. I call it the "View with a Room" but the name was too long to fit on the key fob. "Sky" comes with its own private terrace with hammocks from which to marvel at the towering rock faces which guard our sanctuary.
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The bedroom has a beautiful wood and ceramic ceiling, a hand carved chestnut bed bought from some hippies in exchange for a lava lamp and a walnut sofa upholstered in my grandmother's favourite velvet curtains. There are also a couple of lino cuts by a friend who went on to become Sculpture Curator at the Louvre. The bathroom has a hand carved stone basin sat on a19th century oak stand reclaimed from a church sacristy and tiles glazed using the same recipe as used in the Alhambra. Lots of stairs to climb, a tight squeeze to get into bed, but for those who want to feel on top of the world, this is where you should hang your hat.
Sweet Suite
A cutie two shoes of a room with its own separate little living room. More Granny velvet commandeered for the sofa, a spectacular 19th century silver mirror and table, another chestnut bed, classic 50's bird and flower prints, oak floors, doors dragged from the wreckage of a school where News International now have their printing works in London and beamed ceilings using timbers from Granada's oldest flour mill.
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The bathroom is eye dazzling with multi-coloured hand painted tiles and a basin carved from travertine marble. If you are a couple one of who likes to sit up reading whilst the other floats away in bed, reserve this room.
The Waterfall
If you happen to be a clothes fanatic in love with a mermaid then stop whatever you are doing and reserve this room. Why? Because it has the mother of all wardrobes and the father of all bathrooms. We really went to town on this one. I wanted a Jacuzzi, my girlfriend a waterfall shower. I wanted a rough cut marble cave and she a stone basin carved as though a giant pebble.
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Why compromise! We did it all. Seriously, the bathroom is a total delight and homage to design obsession. The mirror, like most in the house, is hang-over friendly. So hand carved sub-Saharan doors stand between you and your pallid blood shot reflection. A fresh Lecrin Valley orange juice and milled coffee later and you'll be ready to fold back the doors and meet your smiling face. Look around you. Yes, the walls and ceiling are mineral stucco. Yes, the toilet is a one off colour specially made for you. You've guessed it, the waterfall shower is indeed in a
cave of rough cut Travertine marble. And that's just for starters but I should leave some surprises for when you get here.
The bedroom's not bad either. Very stylish yet polite. I particularly like the ship's writing desk supported on cast iron brackets saved from a crumbling Indian cricket pavilion in Madras. An ideal choice for one and all but particularly for those in love. You provide the kisses, we'll bring on the wine, candles and billowing bubbles.
Stop press. La nascita di Venere is still in the Uffizi. The room takes its name from the bed bought from an Egyptian trader which bears an uncanny resemblance to the shell Venus pops out of in the buff. The good news is that you don't have to be a Goddess to stay here though our mission is to make you feel like one. Back on earth, at the other end of the room we have placed a sofa upholstered in more of granny's velvet.
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Of humble birth my gran discovered that if she opened an account with Harrods they would offer free deliveries to her semi in Surrey. She loved nothing better than to twitch those curtains to see if the van had pulled up with her quarter pound of best back bacon. Better still if a neighbour was about to witness the delivery. I like to think she would appreciate her curtains living the life at Juan Valiente.
What else should I tell you? There's a desk, seriously high beamed ceiling and a good sized fancy bathroom with yet another stone wash-hand basin, deluge shower and stucco wall finishes. Good news: no stairs to climb. Bad news: potentially a bit noisy if the flamenco guitarists who come and go get into their stride.
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I have five children and my heart sank every time I went to a hotel and had to lodge them in rooms which are a total turn off for anyone under the age of thirty. So here's one created exclusively for two children. Co-designed with a three year old, this room is the essence of childhood. A proper school blackboard, toys, kid sized chairs and table, a sort of tree house bed (one of two) banned to adults , hanging mobiles and lots of storage.
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And then there's the floor. The year is 1986. The place, outside the Natural History museum in London. Its summer and I'm indulging in the great British vice of skip rummaging. What's this? Maple flooring! Labourers dump more and I ask what's up. Apparently first floor offices are being refurbished and the floor has to be pulled up. It was a gift from the Canadian government to their boss, Queen Victoria. Wow! Maybe Darwin paced these boards unravelling evolution?
Several trucks and extreme restoration later and that floor is now installed in this room.
Who knows what child may tread in that genius's footsteps to write the next life changing theory on the blackboard? This room is a must have for children and thus completely unsuitable for adults. To be read in conjunction with "A family Affair".
A Family Affair
Of course, no children's room is of any use if the parents aren't close by. So we have built a parent's bedroom next door with a shared bathroom. If you reserve the kid's room you also have to have to reserve the parent's room. However if you just want the parents room then that's fine.
So what does "A Family Affair" have to offer?
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First off, lots of light and views across to the forest. As for furniture, it is mainly Malaysian Colonial bought from a retired Spanish diplomat who found no place for it in his Madrid flat. But the crowning glory is the mirror and matching table. Dated to around 1750 and gold leafed, the carving has an innocence which softens its grandeur. Back in the day, any aspiring noble family would have commissioned such an ensemble. Now it's a curved TV for him and a fiat 500 convertible for her. Most such mirrors are carved with such perfection as to take any life out of the motifs. Not so with this one. The family were clearly
country gentry and probably got the local joiner, more used to repairing the church pews, to carve as best he could .I love it. It has a naïve charm which makes the birds and swirling leaves and flowers come alive.
So curl up in Indochina and imagine some Spanish nobility preening herself in her new gold mirror. Don't worry, the children will be far too busy playing in the tree house to want a story this night. Finally the bathroom. Not perhaps as dazzling as the others but crisp and colourful with a tap which changes colour depending on the water temperature to ensure children find washing fun and safe
Down to Earth
Finally we have the garden room. If I had a mad brother I would house him here. Not because the walls are padded, just that it has its own entrance and is very private. In fact, I once had a girlfriend who was so unobservant that she didn't realise the room existed for over a year. The big plus of this room is that it is super quiet and has just a reclaimed door between you and the great ( and I mean GREAT) outdoors.
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We've placed a teak bench outside for those meditative moments and a 19th century mangle if you need to iron your newspaper of a morning. The room is quite spacious though simpler than the rest. There is nothing really striking about it but it has a classic homely feel. Cute bathroom though with Morescan tiles made by a family of potters who have turned their wheels for over 300 years. Oh, and there is a vintage Teas-made. Ideal for true nature lovers who like a good brew.


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First Look at Aquaman's Other Team: Prisoner of War
By Geoff Johns
When Ivan, Joe and I spoke about Prisoner-Of-War with our editor Pat McCallum we went back and forth quite a bit. We wanted this soldier, this man who was held captive for years and the only survivor of his squad, to be and feel like a faceless victim of war. One who was now fighting for his freedom and identity. But his identity is clouded by the mysterious powers he gained after his fellow soldiers were killed. The shackles he wears are golden like Aquaman's trident, but a source of another power. When we meet Prisoner-Of-War he is a far cry from the man he once was…or will be.
Skitch Commentary: Another really cool character design. I love how much work DC has been putting in to trying to find unique looks for all their characters as a part of Relaunch.
This costume really invokes a particularly disturbing atmosphere, and it works great, especially as such a contrast to Kahina the Seer.
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Bats are not entirely creatures of the dark as some of these animals rely on light to some extent to navigate, according to a new study, published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications.
Scientists have discovered that greater mouse-eared bats use the pattern of light polarization -- light that vibrates in one direction -- in the sky to find their way around at dusk, an ability not yet found in other mammals. At sunset, bats use the way sunlight is scattered in the atmosphere to regulate their internal magnetic compass, which helps them fly in the right direction, scientists said, adding that how these flying mammals manage to detect polarized light remains a mystery.
"Every night through the spring, summer and autumn, bats leave their roosts in caves, trees and buildings to search for insect prey," Stefan Greif of Queen's University Belfast in Northern Ireland, and the study's lead author, said in a statement. "They might range hundreds of kilometers in a night, but return to their roosts before sunrise to avoid predators. But, until now, how they achieved such feats of navigation wasn't clear."
Many creatures, such as bees, anchovies, birds, reptiles and amphibians, use polarization patterns as a compass to determine which way is north, south, east and west. While bees have specially adapted "photoreceptors" in their eyes to do this, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles have "cone cell structures" in their eyes that help them detect polarization.
Although previous studies have suggested that bats might detect polarization patterns when they emerge from their caves at dusk, scientists are still unclear about the mechanism bats might be using to do so.
As part of the study, scientists collected 70 adult, female mouse-eared bats, some of whom -- the control group -- were showed the normal polarized pattern, while the rest were put in a box with lenses that rotated the polarization 90 degrees.
The scientists then released the bats in a site in Bulgaria nearly 15 miles from their home roost at 1:00 a.m. when no polarization was visible. After following the bats, the scientists found that the control group flew in the right direction back home, while the rest of the bats flew either 90 degrees to the left or right of the control group.
"That suggested that the rotation of the polarization pattern by 90 degrees had forced them to rotate their behavior," Richard Holland, a zoologist at Queens University, told the Christian Science Monitor.


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Course Enrollment - American Heart Association ACLS Renewal/Update
Class: American Heart Association Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) RENEWAL Class
Date: Monday January 18th 2021
Class Start Time(s): 11:30AM - 1:00PM (via Zoom)
Course Fee: $165 (manual not included)
Course Location: Virtual Learning via Zoom, Link will be provide via email once you register and pay for course.
Final Exam: Taken at Home via our Learning Management System - You will be provided with the Zoom call in information once you register and pay.
Please Note: This Virtual Class is designed for high risk healthcare works who are front line with COVID19 patients or individuals who are concerned about meeting up in small groups and cannot attend a traditional in-person course. This class includes the online component you must take prior to this course, when you sign up you will be emailed instructions on how to take the online class (no additional fees for online course) and the Zoom info to attend the virtual skills session with the live instructor. Please reserve this course for high risk healthcare workers/individuals only, all others should take the in-person classes.
Course Info: The ONE-DAY ACLS program is for students renewing with current cards who wish to take the renewal program. This program covers the 12 core cases as outlined by the American Heart Associations which include: Airway Management, Bradycardias, Tachycardias, Cardiac Arrest cases Team Dynamics, Coronary Syndrome, Stroke. There is a 40 question Precourse Self-Assessment Test & 50 question test at the end of the class. Completion of the Precourse Self Assessment Test is optional prior to first day of class. This advance preparation will be very valuable as you will learn more and will be more comfortable with the course. Advance Preparation is highly advised to prepare for the skills test and written test.
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Prerequisite: Proof of previous AHA ACLS course & Current American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Provider CPR card. If your BLS card is expired, you must complete the BLS for Healthcare Providers course completion challenge testing during the Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) and written exam, an additional $42. If you do not have an American Heart Association BLS Healthcare Provider card you must take a full course. After successful completion you will be issued a current AHA BLS Healthcare Provider Card.
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Islam has become a potent political force around the world since it reemerged in the late 1960's and 1970's as a religio-political alternative to failed nationalist ideologies. In countries throughout the world, individuals and movements have attempted to reconstruct the political, economic, and social dimensions of their societies along Islamic lines, taking different approaches to the shari`a and to the questions of whether and how to establish an Islamic state.
Islam and Politics Around the World is a comprehensive and analytical examination of Islam and politics in a rapidly changing and globalizing world. Its case studies provide overviews of the development and interaction of Islam and politics in North America, Europe, and the Middle East, and across Asia and Africa. Taken together, these essays provide readers with an illuminating and in-depth overview of the state of political Islam today.
Chapter 1: Islam and Politics in North America
Abdullah A. Al-Arian
Chapter 2: Islam and Politics in Europe
Sam Cherribi
Chapter 3: Islam and Politics in the Middle East
Moataz A. Fattah
Chapter 4: Islam and Politics in Central Asia
Shireen Hunter
Chapter 5: Islam and Politics in South Asia
Irfan Ahmad
Chapter 6: Islam and Politics in Southeast Asia
Fred R. von der Mehden
Chapter 7: Islam and Politics in North Africa
Azzedine Layachi
Chapter 8: Islam and Politics in Sub-Saharan Africa
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We've talked about Family Place a few times here on 10th, and it's no secret I have quite the bias for this place. I asked Marjorie Staal, Executive Director, to update me on what's happening in their world.
"New Westminster Family Place is excited to be able to announce there is a new drop-in at F.W. Howay School, said Staal. "It is every Thursday morning from 9:15 to 11:15." Being at the school allows them to expand their offerings, as well. Staal says that whereas in the main drop in centre at 93 Sixth Street there isn't room for a gymnasium, the F.W. Howay Family Place staff are now able to offer stories, crafts, gym time and lots of toys for the children's enjoyment. That precious gym time is something I can really appreciate and while I have also used the provincially funded Strong Start program at McBride Elementary (which does offer gym time) I have recently found Strong Start's classroom to be too crowded. It's really great having access to a second program that offers gym time on this side of McBride Boulevard.
The funding for Family Place's new program is provided through the United Way of the Lower Mainland. F.W.Howay School is tucked up behind Canada Games Pool, on Cumberland just south of 10th Avenue. It's accessible by bus using the 154.
The program runs out of the Daycare Room which is across from the office. Free coffee, free programming and free fun all in one place! It's win win win.
The main drop in site for Family Place is located at 93 Sixth Street and runs every morning from 9:30 – 11:30 Monday to Saturday and Monday and Tuesday afternoon from 1:00 until 3:00. Their main drop in centre also has a library of books and a toy lending library, and regularly offers parenting programs.
"All of our programs are free and we love to meet new families," says Staal. "For information call 604 520-3666 or check out our website and monthly calendar at www.nwfamily.bc.ca."
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LifeCell is the only company in the country to have investments in cell R&D and point-of-care cellular therapy for vascular and orthopedic specialities. This, combined with LifeCell's commitment to quality, ensures that our clients do not have to look beyond us for their varying healthcare needs. Starting out as a standalone private stem cell bank, today LifeCell stands tall as a comprehensive healthcare services provider.
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Vigneswaran was diagnosed with blood cancer when he was in Class XI. As the disease was in advanced stage, he could not use his own adult stem cells. He approached the Mount Elizabeth Hospital in Singapore and was treated using donor umbilical cord stem cells from Australia. Two years later, he was declared cancer free. Vigneswaran was born on February 28, however has started celebrating his birthday on January 18, the day when he underwent the therapy.
3. Umbilical Cord Stem Cells Help Nitya To Win Over Thalassemia
Nitya, the vivacious daughter of a stationer from Ghaziabad was found to be suffering from Thalassemia. Thanks to their well-wishers, the family discovered the power of stem cells. Nitya was gifted another lease of life through her younger brother. The sibling's umbilical cord stem cells were preserved at LifeCell and used for the treatment of Nitya's condition. Nitya is now living a Thalassemia-free life and is a bright student at school!
Stem cell banking is a service that collects and preserves amniotic stem cells.


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In April, we we had Peder Norrby from Trapcode come to talk about his company's origins and the applications he has created.
For our May meeting, Ashley Postlewaite came to talk about Renegade Animation's beginnings and their continued success in the world of Flash Animation.
This month, we're happy to bring you Video CoPilot's Andrew Kramer.
Andrew has been a supporter of DMALA for several years, sponsoring multiple door prizes from the Video Copilot shop. This month, come join us to hear Andrew talk about Video CoPilot, past, present and future.
The entry fee (as always), covers free food and drinks. JOIN (free) our DMALA ADOBE GROUP @ http://dmala.groups.adobe.com for more benefits from Adobe too.
Al Mooney, product manager for PremierePro will be coming to the meeting to show off some of the new features that may make your use of CS 5.5 even better than you thought.
Have your questions ready for Al when he comes! He'll also be giving one lucky attendee a copy of Adobe CS 5.5 Production Premium. You have to be there to win!
Be sure to check out Adobe.com and Adobe.tv to find out more about each part of Adobe Production Premium.
And make sure you're a member of the Adobe group (to win!)
This Presentation will be led up by Andrew Kramer. During the presentation Andrew will be explaining some insight to Video Copilot, some of his key features and core product's, he will also be discussing some of his new products that will be released sometime this year.
President & Founder
Andrew is responsible for content development at video copilot including products and tutorials.
Company Profile:
Video Copilot is a collaborative resource for training, design tools and artists. Our goal is to show you what is possible and how effects can be created so that you can apply these techniques on your own creative adventures. We strive to develop distinctive and innovative tools that improve the quality and speed of your production while offering freedom and flexibility. http://www.videocopilot.net
*Scheduled speakers and lineup may change on day of event
If you've ever been to one of our meetings before, you know that we're also an ADOBE USER GROUP, which means that there are even more benefits for you online. http://dmala.groups.adobe.com.
• STASH http://www.stashmedia.tv
Sit back, open your cranium and let Stash take you on a high-altitude tour of the planet's most innovative and outstanding animation, VFX and motion design companies and projects
• Hooladanders http://www.arsenal.gomedia.us
Animated Hooladanders is made especially for motion graphics artists and animators. They were created in Adobe After Effects and the files are available to you so you can have complete control over how they work with your video.
• Footage Firm
Footage on DVD from several locations around the world. Joel Holland and his team are developing easy to use footage, motion graphics, music and sound effects that you can use in your next comps. Use special code for group discounts (shipping only costs): http://www.footagefirm.com/affiliates/idevaffiliate.php?id=258
PLUGINS for PROS:
• Red Giant Software http://redgiantsoftware.com
Red Giant Software. Everyone jsut says "REDGIANT" year - because everyone knows - trapcode / magic bullet / knoll light factory / colorista /... and most think of RedGiant for the plugins you purchase from them - but did you know that Aharon is also running tutorial videos at the site (the many superstar guest hosts). Check it out.
• Class on Demand http://www.classondemand.com
Tons of classes for Adobe software. DMALA members know their Photoshop and After Effects front and back.... but do you know all of Production Premium? How about Adobe Premiere Pro? Class on Demand is giving away special online prizes this year! Check them out
• Peach Pit Press http://www.peachpit.com
With tons of eBooks to choose from (as well as physical paper), you can fill your melon with tons of tech. Many of the offerings have Safari Books Online subscriptions attached as well. ADOBE CLASSROOM IN A BOOK? Peachpit makes it - check out their iTunes podcasts as well.
• Focal Press http://www.focalpress.com
Publisher of Steve Wright's books on compositing, Focal press has given readers a resources for their library mainstays. Whether you're an animator in After Effects, Nuke, Flame or other software, you'll want to check out how Steve can help you improve the look of your digital comps.
*Thanks to Our Supporters*
• ADOBE SYSTEMS http://www.adobe.com
Each meeting is made possible by Adobe. Whether your a beginner or a veteran Adobe user, you should probably check out their site again. Did you know that there is a Community Page at the Adobe site for tips/tricks/FAQs about their software?
Also: Save 15% on Adobe Software through the store.
-Visit http://www.adobe.com/go/cspartners
- Enter your info and the validation number : 72360
Until then, please be sure that you're part of our growing Adobe groups page (over 500 members already this year!): http://dmala.groups.adobe.com
So get 'em while they're available (seats are first-come basis)
Not on the list, or can't bring your ticket? Bring your wallet / Tickets $10 door!
I'd like to thank our annual sponsors for giving us stuff to give to you! You can thank them too by checking out their websites. Many have new tutorials / tips / project files for their end users. http://www.dmala.org
SPECIAL THANKS to Adobe Systems for providing a space for us to meet.
SPECIAL THANKS to ComputerRentals as well.
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*Must be registered with Eventbrite and be present to win, other restrictions may apply
If you've signed up before - it doesn't matter - please sign up again. We'd like to know if you're coming. If you have a friend who wants to come along - great, but please have them sign up for their own ticket.
Share your pictures with us: http://www.flickr.com/dmala
Registration does not guarantee you a seat! Be sure to show up early.
Doors open at 6:30PM.
We will be issuing doorprize tickets to registered attendees when you come in.You MUST BE REGISTERED here for a doorprize ticket.
See you there.
Ko, Warren, Sharon & Ed
Special thanks to Adobe Systems for providing space for you to join us each month!


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Chicago (IL), le 13 juillet 2010. Discours prononcé par le Consul général de France à l'occasion de la célébration de la Fête nationale "Bal Musette, Sans-Culottes & Crêpes" à l'Alliance française de Chicago
Chicago (IL), July 13, 2010. Speech given by the Consul General of France on the occasion of "Bal Musette, Sans-Culottes & Crêpes", a Bastille Day Celebration at the Alliance Française of Chicago.
Dear Friends of the Alliance Française
Because we are celebrating Bastille Day, I considered making a long speech about the greatness of French history, the universal lessons of the French Revolution, or the impact of the French artists on the American culture. However, after reflection, I have decided to talk briefly about a more serious subject-matter. With your permission, I would like to talk about… love.
Yes, about love. In fact, if we are all gathered together this evening, it's because of love. It is what bounds us, what connects us, and makes us a community. Tonight, we celebrate our shared love for France, the French language and the French culture.
Love is always inexplicable and mysterious. What makes things even more complex is that each of us, loves France for a different reason. For some, it's quite simple, it's because we are French and we are passionate about our country. But for most of you, this love was not a given. You fell in love, in one way or another with France, because, at some point, you picked up the language, or were interested in the French literature or cinema, spent your honeymoon in Paris, discovered the beautiful diversity of the French villages and landscapes, admired Louis XIV or Napoleon (I assure you that I know a couple of people who do), enjoyed cycling and following the "tour de France" or just because you happened to have had a French boyfriend or girlfriend, were seduced by the French "art de vivre", the French "haute couture", French cuisine or wines or our beautiful high speed train… There are many reasons to love France ; everyone has their own for loving a country. At times, France may be trying but always seductive, like the U.S, they both aspire to personify universal values. Since the XVIII century, our two countries have been bound by a mutual fascination which remains a reality today.
Your presence this evening is a proof of love, of true love. And, as Consul general of France, I would like to express my deep gratitude and my thanks for that. Without you, without your engagement and support, nothing would be possible. We need your love to make the Alliance Française of Chicago thrive and continue the wonderful work it is doing in promoting France, the French culture and the French language.
Merci beaucoup de votre présence et de votre attention.


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Simple Hemp Tote - a new pattern from our friends at Espace Tricot . This chic tote is knit in allhemp6LUX. It's quick, it's easy and it's FREE! You can get the pattern from the Espace Tricot blog - here. Thanks to Melissa and Lisa for sharing!
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This new Greenlife condominium is located at 33 Whitmer Street in west Milton. This is Canada's second NET ZERO emissions condominium. This condominium was built by Del Ridge Homes . This is the most environmentally friendly condominium in the country. It is a low rise condominium with only 6 floors. Greenlife offers selection of one,two and three bedroom suites. The smallest one bedroom "Mint" suites are 673 sq.ft and the largest "Emerald" and "Peacock" suites are ovrer 1450 sq.ft in size. Floor plans are open concept with 9 foot ceilings and modern appliances. Suites are sold with parking and locer. Greenlife's maintenace fees are very low which makes this condominium even more attractive.
Buildings and site 1. Designated parking space provided. 2. Bike racks provided for common use. 3. Elevator service to all floors. 4. Above ground visitor parking. 5. Designated exclusive use storage unit in underground area. 6. Stone, Brick and stucco exterior as per plans. 7. Balcony with decorative railing, as per applicable model. 8. Landscaped grounds.9. Thermo pane insulated windows with sliding doors/garden doors, as per applicable model. 10. Games Room, Exercise Room, Lounge and Amenity/Event Room. 11. Extra outdoor parking spots to purchase.
Kitchen Features 1. Choice of quality custom factory-made kitchen cabinets from Vendor's samples. 2. Choice of granite countertops from Vendor's samples. 3. Double stainless steel sink in kitchen with pull-out spray faucet.4. Heavy-duty wiring and receptacle for stove.5. Stainless Steel Energy Star® rated fridge,stove, dishwasher and over the range microwave.
Bath Features 1. Quality bathroom fixtures. 2. Dual flush toilets. 3. Ceramic floor and wall tile from vendor's samples. 4. Full width vanity mirror. 5. Choice of vanity cabinet and post formed arborite countertop from vendor's samples. 6. Single lever faucets. 7. Single lever tub and shower faucet complete with pressure balance valve. 8. Lighting above vanity mirror.
laundry Features 1. Energy Star® rated Stackable Washer/Dryer with exterior venting and heavy-duty wiring and outlet. Flooring Features 1. Imported ceramic tile in kitchen, front foyer, bathrooms and walk-in laundry room, as per applicable plan. 2. Choice of wood laminate or broadloom and high quality underpad in living room, dining room and hall. 3. Broadloom and high quality underpad in bedrooms and den.
interior Finish 1. Solid core suite entry door with polished plated hardware and security viewer. 2. Quality 2 panel interior suite doors throughout, with polished lever handles as per applicable plan. 3. Screens provided on all operating windows. 4. Upgraded 4" baseboards, 2 ¾" casing and trim. 5. Stippled ceiling throughout except bathrooms, kitchen and laundry room. 6. Closets have zinc-plated rods with finished shelf above. 7. Suite to have professional post construction cleanprior to occupancy.
ProFessional Painting 1. Interior doors and trim painted white with semi-gloss paint. 2. Interior walls painted with quality low VOC latex paint. Electrical Features 1. Smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector. 2. In suite circuit breaker panel. 3. Telephone and Cable Distribution. Heating Features 1. Self-contained geothermal heating and cooling systems. 2. Hot water tank rental. 3. Programmable Thermostat. Safety and security systems 1. Keypad entry system in main lobby. 2. Alarm systems in all ground floor units. 3. Communication system to lobby.4. Closed circuit camera in underground parking garage. 5. Unit fire sprinkler system throughout.


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Vikings were bold.
They believed in fate. The Norns, the Three Sisters of Fate, spun the threads of life for each living being in the Nine Worlds, and no greater failure existed than dying in one's bed, or of old age.
The idea of persistently pushing the limits of their abilities, of tempting chance, and testing the odds came with knowing that no matter the outcome, victory and failure were in the hands of gods.
How can we push ourselves and emulate this Viking way of thinking? Generations of men and women accomplished incredible feats; they traveled to foreign lands beyond the Atlantic, some 500 years before Christopher Columbus; they made whole empires tremble with fear at the sight of the ships; though the perfusion of Old Norse into Old English, Vikings were catalysts into establishing what would one day be Modern English.
You know more Norse than you think.
How can we honour our ancestors' urgency to survive in a world when even the slightest injury could have fatal consequences?
Our modern world is made easier with the advancement of technology. The access to clean water and nutritious food has been easy over the past century, yet, we as individuals have grown weaker.
Physically weaker that is, because of our modern sedentary living.
I decided to address this issue in a vlog. I look into ways to honour our ancestors by challenging ourselves to be better beings. By being more daring, bolder, and healthier.
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Master's programs
Information Technology is one of Ireland's most important economic sectors, employing approximately 5% of the Irish workforce and accounting for a third of Irish exports (€32 billion per annum). The Dublin region has a significant concentration of IT multinationals similar to Silicon Valley and through its successes in the IT sector, Ireland has built an enviable international reputation as a technology center that is leveraged to attract investment to other sectors.
Against the background of growth in demand for IT courses and the needs of the business community, the Institute of Technology Blanchardstown (ITB) have designed a new level 9 Master of Science in Computing degree where we expect to be a significant contributor to the needs of the economy and the regional business and social community.
The 90 credits NFQ level 9 masters programme will be made up of a taught component and a research project component. The emphasis of the programme is on applied skills with modules designed with the collaboration of industry and academia and where possible, modules will include content from industry certifications. The research component will be focused on real-world business problems and where possible, the research project will be completed during an internship with a company.
The courses are suitable for both entrants to a new discipline that require a broader range of taught modules to familiarize themselves with the skills and knowledge of the discipline and for specialist employees who want to up-skill in their specialist areas and require a narrow range of taught modules and more emphasis on the research skills project of the degree.
With our new degree structure, we seek to be flexible and responsive to industry needs while still maintaining a high standard of academic excellence.
Students will be required to take a minimum of 3 taught modules worth 10 credits each, giving a total of 30 credits. Students then have the option of two different paths to complete the 90 credits required for this master's degree. One option is to take three more taught modules and a 30-credit research project. This path would suit students who are new to the discipline and require more taught modules and a smaller research project.
The other path is to take a 60 credit research project module route. This path would suit students who have a background in the discipline and who wish to dedicate more time to the research element of the masters and develop their research capabilities.
The MSc Research Project is a significant amount of work as it comprises from one-third to two-thirds of the credits for the masters. The research project will have at it core an applied component and incorporate the collecting and analyzing data for improving decision making purposes.
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New disaster recovery options for Azure Virtual Machines
December 7 2018
Microsoft is adding Azure Site Recovery (ASR), a way for users to replicate and failover virtual machines from a geographic cluster. Azure Availability Zones were first announced in September, 2017 and offer fault-isolated locations within an Azure region with extra cooling, power and networking capabilities for redundancy.
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Teaching schools are part of the Government's drive to give schools more freedom and take increasing responsibility for managing the schools system. As well as offering training and support for our alliance ourselves, we will identify and co-ordinate expertise from our alliance, using the best leaders and teachers to:
Our strategic partners are central to our work as a teaching school alliance. Through high quality support and provision, they help the teaching school to deliver particular aspects of the alliance's activities. All our strategic partners are either good or outstanding providers.
WTSA is continually growing its alliance. For further information on how to become a member of Wednesbury Teaching School Alliance contact the WTSA office.
For an annual fee of £50, schools can enjoy discounted rates on many courses.


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McGill Institute for the Study of Canada Petrocultures Conference. February 6-7, 2014. Monitoring and Accountability. Available Online. PDF of Conference Program: Petrocultures 2014 Program
McGill University 3 Mins to Change the World Event. March 21, 2013. First Nations' Indicators for Contamination in the Oil Sands. Available Online. Read Grad Life Blog.
The McGill Golden Key Fundraising Team and the Redpath Museum Club: Industry and Environment, Exploring the Oil Sands Speaker Series. November 30, 2012. Traplines to Pipelines: First Nations Living in the Oil Sands Region.
Strathcona Archeology Society. Guest Lecture. Community-Based Traditional Land Use Studies: Mapping and Trapping. February 16, 2012.
National Energy Board Brown Bag Lunch, Summer 2008, Why Preserve Local Plants?: Indigenous Knowledge and Ethnobotany.
Guest Speaker for Alberta Women's Institute Constituency Conference, June 2006. Albertan Waterscapes.


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A black and tan leather "Charlie Tote" by Zoe Johnson Handmade with copper accents.
Each bag offers soft leather that gets better and better with age, an outer pocket, and an inner fabric pocket.
12″ (base length) x 4″ (base depth) x 13″ (height)
7″ x 7.75″ (exterior pocket)
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Temporary storage of groundwater prior to appropriate disposal.
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Rising groundwater caused structural integrity problems with the rebar and concrete slab during remedial works at a large packaging and warehousing facility in Avonmouth Bristol. The work, hindered by the excavations filling from the nearby Severn Estuary, could not continue until water was pumped out and temporarily stored prior to appropriate disposal.
Work continued after Rain for Rent International provided a 70m3 storage tank, Spillguard and hose bridges. Selwood, the number 1 pump hirer in the UK, provided equipment to move the water into the tank.
The Rain for Rent International team were onsite to assist with the successful transportation and setup for this long-term rental.
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Rain for Rent is a leading provider of safe and reliable temporary liquid handling solutions including tanks, filtration and spill containment.
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These glass salad bowls are made from re-cycled glass in Marrakech, Morocco using artisanal processes.
Stylish and unusual, they are a wonderful way to present salads or desserts.
Large size: 16 cm diameter, 8 cm height
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