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Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Bateman Reviews, Nov 2019
... elegant and diverse approach to aural and visual narrative that employs both movement and voice. The two performers rise to the challenge with relentless energy and beautifully executed choreography - ranging from the elegant intermingling of bodies under duress, accompanied by beautifully arranged classical and choral sections, to the almost disco-like, pom pom inflected movement of two women dancing through the high energy, joy, and tribulations of complex lives
Men's Circle
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Bateman Reviews, Nov 2017
Given the somewhat comical and awkward beginnings of Men's Circle, as the character of a folky, guitar welding therapist tries to explain in song what is about to take place, nothing can prepare the viewer for the gradual elegance and intense poignancy that evolves over the course of this unique ninety minute arrangement of dance, theatre, and music. And yet the awkwardness one may initially acknowledge could be considered part and parcel of the very narrative premise that brought this piece into existence. Being a man, in a men's group therapy session, in the midst of strangers, all tangled up within their complex notions of masculinity, or lack thereof, can be a very daunting, awkward encounter... Kathleen Rea's remarkable career as a dancer, choreographer and psychotherapist has given her the ability to bring many disciplines together and meld them into a seamless act of physical and emotional courage on her part and the part of the dancers involved... The vulnerability we are often taught to erase in men is fully realized throughout the piece in a variety of gorgeous choreographed modes. Written by Rea and dramaturged by Tristan Whiston, the script is an at times subtle and explosively 'out there' melange of effective textual accompaniment, nuanced with that delicate mixture of the frequently comic and tragic expressions of emotional turbulence and distress.
Unraveling The Tight Weave
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Art & Culture Maven, June 2011
Unraveling the Tight Weave is a fascinating tableau of dance theatre that explores the ties that bind us or not- the complex and ever weaving interconnections between people and fate. The twelve dancers... embrace, entanglement hold lie on and run with balls of twine and threads from a scarf. The strings tie them together or separate them from each other. The choreographic language is expressive and emotional and the dancers assume a range of dramatic roles quite convincingly.
The Wild In Us
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Tim Posgate, June 2011- The "jazz" life" Blog
The piece has a great ensemble feel to it...I liked the modern pop music and the way it was put together. It seemed essential to the choreography which is what I want from a choreographer. The theme seemed to be co-operation versus conflict and how we get through it to make it to something beautiful. The lighting and use of floor space was creative.
Long Live
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Paula Citron, 2008 - The Globe and Mail
Indeed, Long Live is a brave work because, amidst the grief, it contains visual whimsy that comes close to the surreal. Two funny dolls that actually crawl and cry depict the birth of the two children. The dog is a large stuffed toy led about on a leash. The rolling armchair converts to a station wagon that carries the family on outings. The love between the mother and father is shown through a tickling match. It all helps convey the picture of a loving family...
Rea has developed a highly defined angst-filled gestural language that acts as a communication connector to the ebb and flow of scenes. The music is best described as folk/alternative with cryptic, elliptical lyrics. It is a moody backdrop to the piece, especially for the joyous snow ballet that ends the work...
In this winter wonderland, the girl finds joy again with the Heart Angel through an intense duet of precarious lifts and shifting weight... the integrity of Rea and her cast creates a poignancy that demands respect.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Paula Citron, July 2006- Classical 96.3 FM
Each year she (Kathleen Rea) mounts VIVID, a production which provides performance opportunities both for herself and another choreographer, and this season's incarnation is a very strong show indeed....Rea's Ire, for six formidable female dancers, deals with intimacy and aggression in the lives of women, set to cellist/singer Anne Bourne's compelling original score interwoven with Bach suites. Birch's duet sympathetic nerve uses the metaphor of a male/female relationship to explore the nature between soul and body. Both are very satisfying pieces. Ire portrays many relationships of a woman's life – with her friends, her children – and we see both nurture and anger. The choreography is beautifully rich, poignant and lyrical.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Sarah Snowdon , July 2006 www.contemporarydance.suite101.com
....exciting contemporary dance pieces... Frames, first performed in August 1996, opens the evening beautifully with choreographer & dancer Kathleen Rea. A very personal and reflective piece based on Rea's battle with an eating disorder, the frame Rea uses as a prop seems symbolic to the structures within a society that promotes body image issues. Rea's strength, both physical and emotional, is demonstrated through intense, athletic-style movement and by delicate yet protected gestures. The music, ARVO PART (Fratre), evokes the sadness of feeling entrapped within an imposed social framework.
Kathleen Rea's IRE explores the evolving seasons of aggression between women at different points in their lives. A playful, child-like duet involving "paddy-cakes" is one of the opening sequences, emphasized by lighting that imitates daylight. Swaying upper-body movement leads to increased aggression and combative stances. One dancer is often singled-out and is forced to defend themselves or retaliate. Dancers Johanna Bergfeldt, Bess Callard, Anna Finkel, Pam Johnson, Karen Kaeja and Teisha Smith, are stylistically varied but flow well together. There are some absolutely stunning moments in this piece, which may have had more impact had it been slightly shorter.
flux and Frames
Produced REAson d'etre dance productions and princess productions
Glenn Sumi, 2002
Now Magazine top ten dance of the year Kathleen Rea's imaginative, richly theatrical 1996 piece Frames - performed in and around a frame - explored the limits we set for ourselves, while her new work, flux, examined the need to lift off with a clown inspired whimsy. A delight"
Produced REAson d'etre dance productions and princess productions
Paula Citron, 2002 - The Globe and Mail
Rea's new solo, flux, is a delightful yet poignant collaboration with guitarist-singer Roman Koudriavtsev. On the surface, it is a story about a girl who wants to fly, but while Koudriavtsev's folksong score conjures up a folk-tale mystique, the fact that he sings not actual words but meaningless syllables, opens up the dance to deeper meaning. Symbols abound in the piece. Rea is garbed in a skirt of Newspaper pages and the incessant rustle is also part of the dance, particularly when she takes off the skirt and wears it like fragile wings.
Gravity is more than being rooted to the ground. It also involves rolling around the floor, on, we discover later, a hidden blue beach ball -- and this bizarre movement heightens the chains that bind her on earth, despite the straining and yearning of the intense motion of her upper body. The ball, in fact, becomes a character in the fable, a voiceless companion that epitomizes her loneliness anchored in the horrors of today's headlines.
Her clumsy attempts to fly with a rope also convey bondage, even conjuring up a noose that is a symbol of death, as if finally achieving what she wants is another form of imprisonment. It is the dark undercurrents of flux that continue to haunt the viewer long after.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Susan Walker, 2002 - The Toronto Star
The opening scene involves a flattering use of old Newspapers: fashioned into ballgowns for Lisa Otto, Eryn Dace-Trudell and Karen Kaeja. In silence they swirl around the stage and roll on the floor, creating a sound like the crunching of dead leaves.
Later, Newspapers are used again to make a long rectangular floor cover, lifted by dancers Tom Brouillette, Piotr Biernat and Yong to suggest a moving river in which Trudell is immersed. Later still it becomes a long blanket for a group sleep-over. Veering between the naturalistic and the metaphorical, Fleeting sometimes feels like bits from two dances spliced together, but its images will prove permanent.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Shena Wilson, 2002 - Danceinsider.com
Fabulously original…Grace, bumps, speed, stillness, unpredictable twists… accomplished with glow and soul. It worked so incredibly well… a joy to watch…I so look forward to seeing even more of Rea's work.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Lili Marin April 2000 -TEMPO-Showbiz
L'athlétique Kathleen Rea interprète son solo "Frames" avec beaucoup de sensibilité. Telle une gymnaste, elle bouge autour d'un cadre, se laissant porter par les élans de la musique. Démonstration d'une technique irreproachable.
Respire Me Through
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Susan Walker, August 2000
- The Toronto Star
Kathleen Rea performing Respire Me Through made a harrowing dance out of a story told to her by a friend. It suggested the literally lung stopping effect of watching a favorite tree get cut down.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Rebecca Todd, August 2000 - Eye Magazine
Kathleen Rea's Frauenmythos is one of those dances you could see repeatedly - it begs a heightened attention just so you don't miss the details. A duet about a woman's hunger for living mythology, Frauenmythos possesses the structural clarity of some rare and beautiful natural specimen. At the same time, the dancers (the remarkable Anna Hein and Eva Muller) are human and emotionally present.
Produced by REAson d'etre dance productions
Susan Walker, August 2000
The Toronto Star
A notable performance is put in by Eva Muller and Anna Hein in Kathleen Rea's Frauenmythos, the dance achieves transcendence.


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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 4 – Masters)
Topic: Good and Bad (05/07/09)
TITLE: Roush On A Bridge | Previous Challenge Entry
By David Story
Daniel stared at the topic typed at the top of the page.
Good and Bad.
Good and bad.
He tried to come up with an idea in his mind's eye, but the day's work and challenges soon caught up with him, and Daniel leaned back in his chair and 'rested' his eyes.
He awoke to the sound of rushing water…
Michal and Gabil stood on the bridge of white and watched the fast moving river below.
Gabil broke the silence. "So we caught a glimpse of the histories. A glimpse of them."
"We did," said Michal. His wings made a dragging noise as they scraped against the floor of the bridge, his white, bat-like body rocking back and forth.
Gabil's words had Michal in deep thought.
Gabil continued. "Where did it go wrong for them? Why did they fall?"
Michal considered the question. He looked to his right, toward the black forest. The forest that stood for all things evil, all things bad. The Shataiki were quiet, and he saw no signs of the creatures, creatures that sought only to devour all in sight. He thought of the life-taking water of the black forest. He thought of Teeleh, and his devious desire to destroy, to conquer, to rule.
He then slowly turned his body to the left, and to the colored forest beyond. In contrast to the black forest, this one was magnificent. Shades of bright colors glowed from the trees. The water and foods of this forest produced life, healing, and wholeness. Its people were at peace, free to live out their hearts desire to worship Elyon, creator of all things.
Two forests.
One good.
One bad.
The wise Roush sighed as the thought of the other world, the other earth and its inhabitants. He turned again to his friend. "The line of good and bad for them was a blur." He frowned. "So much gray."
A sad look came upon the usually playful and happy Gabil. "So much that it led to their destruction."
"Sadly, yes."
They both sat in silence for a long period.
Finally. "Come, Gabil. It is time to prepare for the Gathering."
A smile came on Gabil's face. His wings started to flap up and down and then suddenly he was airborne. He shot straight up into the air and did a three-sixty loop, all the while shouting playfully. He began to spin in the air, around and around, and then suddenly he straightened and hovered, as if suspended. He continued to hang in the air as he waited for his friend.
"Always the show off, Gabil." Michal said as he flew from the bridge to the side of his friend. "Always the show off."
Together they flew toward the village…
Daniel woke up. The disorientation he was feeling left him confused as to where he was.
He looked over at Lisa. She was still reading.
She looked at him. "You fell asleep while you were writing." She noticed the confused look he had. "Are you okay?"
He tried to produce a smile. "Yeah. I just had the weirdest dream."
She looked at him questioningly. He continued.
"There was a bridge, and these two winged…bat looking creatures. There was a black forest, and…a colored forest…and…"
"Slow down, honey." She laughed. "You seem really agitated. Remember, it was only a dream."
He shook his head back and forth. "Yeah," he whispered, "only a dream."
He looked at his wife.
She lifted her eyes from the book she was reading. "Wouldn't it be weird if the dream you had was reality, and this, right here – right now, is the dream?"
He laughed nervously. "Yeah. That would be weird…"
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Does AI favor tyranny
Why Technology Favors Tyranny
Artificial intelligence could erase many practical advantages of democracy, and erode the ideals of liberty and equality. It will further concentrate power among a small elite if we don't take steps to stop it.
Ordinary people may not understand artificial intelligence and biotechnology in any detail, but they can sense that the future is passing them by. In 1938 the common man's condition in the Soviet Union, Germany, or the United States may have been grim, but he was constantly told that he was the most important thing in the world, and that he was the future (provided, of course, that he was an "ordinary man," rather than, say, a Jew or a woman).
n 2018 the common person feels increasingly irrelevant. Lots of mysterious terms are bandied about excitedly in ted Talks, at government think tanks, and at high-tech conferences—globalization, blockchain, genetic engineering, AI, machine learning—and common people, both men and women, may well suspect that none of these terms is about them.
Fears of machines pushing people out of the job market are, of course, nothing new, and in the past such fears proved to be unfounded. But artificial intelligence is different from the old machines. In the past, machines competed with humans mainly in manual skills. Now they are beginning to compete with us in cognitive skills.
Israel is a leader in the field of surveillance technology, and has created in the occupied West Bank a working prototype for a total-surveillance regime. Already today whenever Palestinians make a phone call, post something on Facebook, or travel from one city to another, they are likely to be monitored by Israeli microphones, cameras, drones, or spy software. Algorithms analyze the gathered data, helping the Israeli security forces pinpoint and neutralize what they consider to be potential threats.
The conflict between democracy and dictatorship is actually a conflict between two different data-processing systems. AI may swing the advantage toward the latter.
As we rely more on Google for answers, our ability to locate information independently diminishes. Already today, "truth" is defined by the top results of a Google search. This process has likewise affected our physical abilities, such as navigating space.
So what should we do?
For starters, we need to place a much higher priority on understanding how the human mind works—particularly how our own wisdom and compassion can be cultivated.
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There is much on our to-do list for our current and future "moms." There are always widows of retired enlisted Air Force members and moms of enlisted Air Force members who need our help with safe housing, so the construction of Village 6 on our campus is currently in the concept phase.
And, as a new generation of "moms" join our community at Bob Hope Village and Hawthorn House, they bring new needs. Some of our current projects include a better equipped fitness center, updated social areas, and walking paths. We want our moms to age successfully and on their terms. Having access to physical fitness opportunities is just one way that we ensure that our residents are active, healthy and live life to the fullest. The work to satisfy our mission of providing a home is always ongoing.
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Hi, I'm Shebatty and I'm obsessed with makeup! It's a moderately severe obsession that I try to contain as much as possible, for financial reasons specifically.
I was the woman who wore eyeliner and lipstick and swore I was DOIN' IT. Thanks to my beautiful mother, I have clear skin and I'm not too blotchy either. I've always had some type of daily cleansing regimen. My signature daily cleansing system is Mary Kay's (MK)Timewise .
I cleanse my face every morning. But, I must be honest, I'm horrible with my night time routine (especially if I don't have any eyeshadow on). I'm working at getting my night time routine on track to help in all areas of my life. I'll have to blog about that some other time… Use this link to see the details on what steps to takes with your MK daily cleansing products. (The products that I have and use have been listed in the photo above.)
Once I apply my MK Tinted Moisturizer I'm finished with that product line (when doing an everyday look, for night looks I apply MK foundation primer). Since I like to have morning affairs with my bed and pillows, most days I'm rushing. A rushed morning translates to -drum roll please.
On these days, I fill in my eyebrows, appt eyeliner, mascara, blush, lipstick, and pressed powder. I know it's dangerous, but as long as my tinted moisturizer is in and I've done my brows, I can do all the other steps en route to dropping my daughter off and work.
Days that I actually get up, without snoozing, when my alarm goes off, I Have time to work in a
Mini Beat Day look:
On these days, I fill in my eyebrows, apply eyeshadow, top and bottom eyeliner, mascara, blush, lipstick, and pressed powder. I have to have enough time to do my brows, and shadow before leaving the house on these days, all the other steps en route to the job. Most times if I've applied my shadow I'll do my whole face at home.
I'm married and the mother of a young child. So on the rare occasion that I go out, I like to intensify my looks a little more. That doesn't mean that I go full-on Hollywood, Photo Shoot beat, but I definitely like for my makeup to pop in some form or fashion.
MUA For a Day look:
Ok ok, this look isn't really much more than Mini Beat Day 😣. I'm in the process of purchasing products to learn how to do more advanced foundation applications. To include; daily highlighting techniques (something that is applied daily and not too over the top) and, highlights and contouring.
It has only been 5 years since my interest in makeup was piqued. I've also been raising a child during that time, I work full time and I'm a wife. So my, interest, time, and attention span are all affected by by those things. None of my looks are much more extensive than the pictures in this post, but stay tuned there is more to come.


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Fall 2012 Clery releases triple from last year
2012 has seen 11 Clery releases so far, the total for 2011-12.
Oct. 23, 2012
During MU's Fall 2012 semester, students have received six Clery release emails from the MU Police Department regarding various assaults that have occurred.
During last year's fall semester, there were only two Clery releases sent out.
The department is required to send out timely warnings about reported crimes if a serious or continuing threat exists for the campus community, according to the annual Campus Crime and Fire Safety Report.
"If it is determined that there is a serious or continuing threat, the supervisor, or their designee shall notify the public information officer, or their designee who will send out a media release, mass email, and/or do a Web posting of the incident to help prevent similar crimes from happening," the report stated.
There has not been a change to the policy of sending out a Clery release, MUPD spokesman Brian Weimer said.
Some students have voiced concern about Clery releases and are worried about their safety on campus.
"I'm definitely a little more wary," freshman Candace Rosen said. "When you get an email the night before about an assault happening, you are not going to walk past that corner the same ever again."
A number of the assaults reported are in the proximity of campus but not necessarily on campus itself, which should make students less concerned, Weimer said.
Freshman Ian Stratta said he realizes the goal of the Clery releases.
"I mean, you sort of have to cringe, you know?" Stratta said. "I read that there was someone beaten or raped, and I wonder if that could have been me or one of my friends. It's frightening, but I'd still consider it a necessary evil just to show us what's out there."
The first Clery release this fall was sent out regarding a woman who reported being assaulted Aug. 8 on University Avenue. The most recent Clery release was sent out Wednesday after a woman was reportedly assaulted near the Women's and Children's Hospital.
There were 11 Clery releases total sent out in 2011. In 2012 so far, the same number has been released.
Another concern some have expressed is regarding the descriptions in the Clery releases.
The information in the releases is often minimal, and they have predominantly described African-American men committing the crimes.
"Students feel many stereotypes are perpetuated in these releases, and they have been quite upset about its frequency," said Jamie Crockett, Legion of Black Collegians communications chairwoman, in an email to The Maneater. "Quite frankly, a lot of African-American males on this campus could fit the description mentioned — however, not all of them have supposedly done the crime."
Weimer clarified the descriptions can be very vague due to the victim's inability to describe the criminal. He said that though the descriptions are vague, the information about the criminal is less relevant than the time and place where it occurred. He also said there is no bias in the Clery releases.
"The descriptions can be limited, but the information must be put out," Weimer said.
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Even Homer Simpson, absent-minded plant worker extraordinaire, would have a hard time creating this latest food safety debacle: a strain of E. coli 0157:H7 found in packages of Nestle's Toll House raw cookie dough.
The big head-scratcher here, of course, is how in the world did E. coli, a bacteria found in the manure of cows and other ruminant animals, make its way into cookie dough? Salmonella would be understandable (though still unacceptable), since that's found in eggs, a main ingredient of cookie dough.
But E. coli it is. The Food and Drug Administration confirmed test results yesterday in a batch of dough produced in Nestle's Danville, Virginia plant. So far, the outbreak has sickened 69 people in 29 states, with no deaths so far reported.
It's all a torpid dance between the company, regulators and consumers. The FDA and the Centers for Disease Control have put out releases telling people not to eat the stuff. Nestle has issued a voluntary recall, meaning there could be — and apparently are — tainted products still on shelves. And consumers are left waiting for the next outbreak, when they'll patiently follow orders and hope they don't get sick.
There's the argument that consumers should know to cook raw ingredients before they eat them. But that's deflecting the responsibility that manufacturers and retailers have to provide the cleanest products possible.
This needs to be a tough, cooperative effort on the business and regulatory side. For evidence, just consider this latest outbreak — perhaps the strangest we've seen yet.
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The program I am creating displays the output into the console and prints out tables. I want the header of these said tables to be bold, how can I do that?
here is what I want bold:
Just the word January.
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The program I am creating displays the output into the console and prints out tables. I want the header of these said tables to be bold, how can I do that?
here is what I want bold:
Just the word January.
I'll show what works for me running from a command prompt in a gnome-terminal window on my Centos 5.8 Linux system. My "normal" display mode is with the default white-background system terminal. (If you want to understand what is in my Strings, you can look up "ANSI Escape Sequences")
public class Z { public static void main(String [] args) { String boldGrayLine = "\033[1mThis is a BOLD line\033[0m"; String setBold = "\033[1mThis keeps it bold."; String normalLine = "This is a normal (default) line"; String setNormal = "\033[0mThis un-bolds it."; System.out.println(normalLine); System.out.println(boldGrayLine); System.out.println(normalLine); System.out.println(setBold); System.out.println(normalLine); System.out.println(setNormal); System.out.println(normalLine); } }
I'll try to show what the output looks like on my system
This is a normal (default) line
This is a BOLD line
This is a normal (default) line
This keeps it bold.
This is a normal (default) line
This un-bolds it.
This is a normal (default) line
Now, if your system and command window are not implemented to respond to ANSI escape sequences, you will have to try other approaches.
Here is an example: A Splash of text color with your Java There are other ways that may be more suitable for your purposes.
Now, I haven't tried this for the following reason:
As a newcomer to Java, I don't think it's worth my time trying to "dress up" console output for my programs. I just print the text and try to learn how to write Java to solve various problems that I am interested in.
I mean, if I think the target audience for my code wants something that looks "nice" (that is, if I want something to look "better" than plain old text), I try to learn enough of the graphics API (awt and/or swing) to get that particular output to be presentable.
But maybe that's just me. I'm funny that way.
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Well the thing is this is for a class I am taking and the teacher wants it bold, yet he didn't teach us how to bold and I can't find it in the book anywhere. Thanks for the help.
What operating system are you using?
What is the color of the background of your window? I mean, the sequences that I showed are for "light gray" and "dark gray." (I think.) So maybe you want "bright white" and "un-bright white" to show up as "bold" and "not bold" for your background. Or some such thing.
Which brings me to my final question:
Have you looked for any reference material on ANSI Escape Sequences. The fact that your system responds to the sequence is a good sign. Some systems just echo the [1m and 0[m stuff as those characters on the screen and don't change the display characteristics at all.
Last edited by Zaphod_b; October 14th, 2012 at 05:15 PM.
I am programming in NetBeans. The default console output is normal black. All i need is to bold it.
It's worth noting that NetBeans is going to react differently then your console. Try exporting it to a runnable jar and test it, that should give you an idea of what it actually looks like.


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When Inland Port Greer was opened in 2013 the goal for the amount of activity the port would produce was lofty, but S.C. Ports Authority President and CEO Jim Newsome said he was optimistic.
The goal of S.C. Ports Authority officials was to have 100,000 rail moves of cargo per year by 2018. In 2016, the third year of the port's Upstate operation, SCPA recorded 103,635 rail moves — or moving one container to and from rail to the port — in one year.
"Like with any new concept, it took a while to get it on the radar of global shipping companies," Newsome said. "Now, I think it is pretty well accepted and part of the conversation on how container freight moves in the Southeast."
One company that relies heavily on Inland Port Greer is BMW Manufacturing Co.
Located just south of the Inland Port, BMW Manufacturing moves materials and vehicles out of the port to the tune of about 100 containers per day over a five-day week, according to Alfred Haas, department manager for material, transportation control and delivery assurance.
"We couldn't really live without it," Haas said. "Everything works really well and the Inland Port gives us stability with both incoming goods and outgoing goods."
BMW is moving its freight from Inland Port Greer to facilities in Russia, Thailand, Brazil, India, Egypt, Malaysia and Indonesia. Containers have components of various X models exclusively produced at Plant Spartanburg.
Haas said the volume from BMW Manufacturing is expected to grow in the coming years. Next year, the new X7 model will be added to the production line at Plant Spartanburg. Haas said the company's usage of the port could increase marginally in the beginning.
"We are expecting additional export volume by 2019 where we will be shipping parts, not car kits, to Cape Town, South Africa, for the BMW X3," Haas said. "We are also starting production in China and we will ship parts to there from the Inland Port."
BMW brings in approximately 50 containers for import per day, mostly engines and transmissions for the X models.
Benefitting indirectly from Inland Port Greer is Bosch Rexroth. The company specializes in hydraulics and drives. Mike McCormick, vice president of Bosch's Fountain Inn facility, said the company's customers will utilize Inland Port Greer to export products. Bosch ships in and out of the Port of Charleston because of the way its products are packaged but would use the Inland Port if circumstances changed.
"Clearly, it's the right way to go," McCormick said. "If we changed the way we consolidate our freight, it would work for us."
Kingsport, Tenn.-based Eastman Chemical Co. uses Inland Port Greer to move product faster, according to Newsome.
The company was transporting its product to the Port of Charleston or Port of Savannah, which meant only one truck move per day because of the distance between the ports and Kingsport. After the opening of Inland Port Greer, Newsome said the company doubles the amount it can transport because it cut travel time by more than half.
Inland Port Greer is also being used as a test case for the SCPA as it constructs its second inland port at Dillon. Newsome said the $45 million Dillon facility will focus more on retail, with Harbor Freight Tools as a primary customer.
"I think you would call Greer a proof of concept," Newsome said. "The fact that we have gone through the process of starting up Greer helps us hit the ground running in Dillon."
In the coming years, Newsome said growth at Inland Port Greer could come with more distribution centers. Newsome said the SCPA may also look at those businesses who didn't initially think they could use the port and explain why the port could be beneficial.
"Obviously, it's not going to have the growth it has experienced so far. It is going to be a more normalized growth," Newsome said. "We feel the facility itself has more through-put capacity and we believe we can densify the facility. It is all grounded operations and we have room to grow."o grow."
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Game Over for WaPo TV's 'In Play'
Alternative headline: WaPo TV's 'On Background' Now Off the Record. Golly, we're witty.
Either way it seems that after less than five short months, the Post's political web TV programs have gotten the ax. Launched in late July of this year, 'In Play' hosted by Chris Cillizza and Jackie Kucinich and 'On Background' with Nia Malika Henderson promised to "get at the politics of politics, in a fun way." But like many of WaPo's new media ventures, it's all fun and games until someone has to watch.
Maybe it was the terrible echo in the studio, the awkward set or the low budget soundtracks. Or perhaps Jeff Bezos thinks Cillizza has a voice for print. Whatever the reason, sources say that both shows will cease production today.
As reported by Poynter, WaPo TV's talent will continue to be used to create tighter, online video packages for the Post website. A WaPo spokesperson confirmed Poynter's report, but did not immediately reply to our inquiries about the motivation for killing the programs, headcount reduction, or the fate of the shows' EPs.
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First, there is no headcount reduction. And in regards the motivation behind the changes- this restructuring reflects what the PostTV team has learned since the launch. These changes are a natural evolution, and the team has always said they were going to continue to iterate on the product. PostTV will focus more on easily digestible segments with the same staff and personalities viewers have come to know. They will also start expanding their areas of coverage beyond strictly politics.


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I am always amazed that on my first day of skiing every year, I've remembered how to make those delicious carved turns. One might think that after months of doing other sports, there would be an awkward transition back to skillfully sliding down a snowy slope. But that's not true. Without fail, the muscle memory kicks in every year, and within the first two or three turns, I am thrilled by the speed and the ready availability of my skiing skills.
Archive for the 'Liz's Journal' Category
Midwinter MusingsSunday, February 12th, 2017
Dan's 50th Class Reunion and Gorge HikingSunday, August 7th, 2016
Here are photos from the week-long trip we took to Le Roy and upstate New York in July of 2016:
Bike Touring in Italy, Fortresses in Croatia!Sunday, June 26th, 2016
Here are our travel photos from this wonderful vacation we took in May and June of 2016:
The Five Thousand Mile ViewSaturday, April 9th, 2016
Anybody who read my early biking days posts will understand my delight to have passed the 5,000 mile milestone. As a little reward, I bought new tires and will soon be riding with an upgraded computer.
What have I learned since 2013? A couple things.
Delightful Reading for WritersSunday, August 30th, 2015
The long evenings of summertime are a special treat during the weekend because my favorite way to relax after a day of ninja gardening or vigorous hiking or biking is to stretch out on my chaise lounge in our natural backyard habitat for a couple of hours of escape through reading. My well-stocked Kindle is truly my best friend when it comes to winding down.
Travel to South America Through PhotosThursday, April 23rd, 2015
Dan and I took two weeks to trek and hike near the ice fields and granite towers in the Andes of Chile and Argentina's Patagonia National Park. Our final week was warming up on the beaches of Uruguay near Montevideo and Punta Este. It was very difficult to select the best of over 1200 photos between the two of us, but here are four password-free albums we hope you'll enjoy.
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60 Mile Loop – Am I Ready?Friday, September 19th, 2014
Tomorrow (9/20/14), Dan and I will ride the medium distance loop of the Veterans Victory Velo (V3) fund raiser. Sixty miles is farther than I have ever ridden on my road bike so far. The hilly 52-mile route I did a month ago didn't trash me, so I'm not too worried.
2014 has been a great year of advancements for me, especially when I look back at my prior bike-related posts.
Local Rite of Passage and a Biking MilestoneSaturday, July 19th, 2014
Every weekend is another opportunity to test my legs and lungs.
Road cyclists who live in the East Bay area of Northern California like to test their fitness and skill by riding up and down Mount Diablo. It's 3,848 feet high, and on a clear day, you can see the Sierra Nevada range across the Central Valley from its peak. A year ago, I swore I'd never ride on that curvy road with its long climb up and fast ride down. This is big time biking: it's part of the Amgen Tour of California every year.
Finally Old Enough for the DraftMonday, June 2nd, 2014
With over 1700 miles logged, it's time to share my latest biking revelations. I didn't dare hope for this so soon, but my Year of Fear is gradually fading from memory. These days I even dare to brag in Facebook.
My main goal last year was to desensitize myself to the intimidating aspects of riding on streets next to fast-moving cars. I still have plenty of skills to master: hand signals, drinking from my water bottle, and fast cornering. But these weren't at all approachable with my whole body tightened up with tension. I don't know how many times I had to remind myself, "Don't strangle the handlebars!" "Quit hunching!" "Pretend you're relaxed!" (helpful to my skate students). I know it's not safe to get too relaxed in the face of these dangers, so lately I've had to add "Pay attention, be here now!" when I notice I'm daydreaming.
Our Excellent Active New Zealand AdventureSunday, September 29th, 2013
To celebrate our 30th anniversary, Dan and I decided it would be cool to take a summer ski vacation, so we scheduled a visit to New Zealand from August 13 through September 5, 2013. Per Dan's well-planned but flexible itinerary, we followed the ski trip with sight seeing, hiking and wine tasting on the South Island, and a brief stay in Auckland.
As you'll see from the albums (a combination of our best photos), New Zealand is a gorgeous country, especially for outdoorsy, adventurous types.
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Glanhafan is a recently renovated victorian cottage, light and airy and designed with guests comfort in mind. Retaining its character and charm it has been thoughtfully modernised to a very high standard. This deceptively spacious cottage, sleeping 4/5, is as perfect for a family or a couple who want a short break or a long holiday and the cosy log burner is great for those chillier winter evenings making it ideal all year round.
Magical, a gem, heaven on earth, picturesque, idyllic, unspoilt; just a few of the words visitors to Solva have used to describe this delightful village, which sits three miles east of St Davids on the south side of the St Davids Peninsula, in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
With its picturesque harbour and colourfully painted cottages, Solva is considered to be one of the prettiest villages in Pembrokeshire. Upper Solva enjoys magnificent views out to sea over to St Brides Bay and is within easy reach of the Pembrokeshire Coast Path for spectacular walking, whilst Lower Solva enjoys the bustling quay with plenty to do, charming high street with cafes, interesting shops and galleries, cosy pubs and restaurants and easy access to the pretty harbour and low tide beach.
Situated in a quiet lane in Upper Solva, Glanhafan is in a fantastic location, close to the coastal path, and a 5 minute walk to Lower Solva. It is a short drive to the beautiful beach of Newgale to the south or Whitesands to the north. The childrens play area behind the cottage with access from the garden makes this cottage ideal for families.
A typical victorian style double fronted cottage. There is a small porch at the front of the house which then opens into the open plan living room.
Open Plan Kitchen/Living/Dining Room
Stylish, open plan living/dining area with zonal underfloor heating.
The extremely spacious well equipped kitchen is fitted with Smallbone units, oak worktops and flooring. Neff oven and induction hob, dishwasher, microwave and large style american fridge freezer.
The farmhouse table and chairs seats 5 comfortably. French windows open onto the garden.
Stairs lead from the kitchen to the first floor bedrooms and family bathroom.
In the living area of this open plan room is a log burning stove, comfy seating and TV.
Off the side of the open plan living area is the snug; perfect for relaxing it feels the warmth from the log burner and is fitted with carpet, low lighting, comfortable seating, large flat screen TV and blue ray dvd player.
Utility Room
Off the kitchen is a utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and access to the downstairs wet room.
Ground Floor Wet Room
Shower with curtain, toilet and washbasin.
First floor family bathroom is fitted with a large deep bath and walk in waterfall shower, toilet and washbasin.
Three bedrooms on the first floor
Bedroom 1 - Master double bedroom furnished with a kingsize sleigh bed, bedside tables, chest of drawers, tall boy and fitted wardrobe. The bedroom has double opening balcony doors with glass safety screen.
Bedroom 2 - Double bedroom with double bed, bedside tables, wardrobe and chest of drawers.
Bedroom 3 - Single bedroom with single bed, bedside table, hanging rail and chest of drawers.
Bed linen and towels are provided for our guests.
The enclosed outside garden has a small grass area with decking, gas BBQ and outside seating.
In the garden is the "secret gate" beyond which is a playground, skate park and football pitch - a haven for children to play everyday!
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The tech sector could be in for another rough day Thursday, following yesterday's selloff. Shares of many big tech names were down premarket after Wednesday's selloff in the U.S. market spread to Europe and Asia.
Square was among the biggest tech losers premarket, after the company announced that its chief financial officer would be leaving for a CEO post at startup Nextdoor. The stock was down 9.6%. Chinese tech stocks are also taking an early tumble. The American depository receipts of carmaker Nio, e-commerce platform Qutoutiao, and video-sharing company Bilibili were all off more than 5%.
Futures on the Nasdaq 100 futures were down 0.5%, recovering from steeper losses earlier.
Here's what tech investors need to know for Thursday.
Another big tumble for Square
Analysts seem to agree that the departure of Sarah Friar, Square's chief financial officer, is a negative for the payments company—at least in the near term. Friar was the public face of Square, especially to investors.
"We argue her leadership in many ways has been more instrumental to Square's emergence as a true payments disrupter and impressive growth story than CEO Jack Dorsey's," wrote SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Andrew Jeffrey, who rates the stock at Hold with a $66 target.
Mizuho analyst Thomas McCrohan lowered his price target on the stock to $90 from $95 "to reflect increased uncertainty" amid the leadership shift, but he argued that the company has a "human-capital advantage" that goes beyond Friar. He rates the stock a Buy.
Apple chips away
Apple has increasingly been looking for ways to gain more control over its supply chain, and the company appeared to make a move in that direction on Thursday. Dialog Semiconductor, a longtime Apple supplier, said in a release that it would license technologies and transfer assets to the smartphone giant. Dialog will also send over more than 300 employees.
As part of the deal, Apple will pay $300 million in cash and prepay $300 million for Dialog products, which will be delivered over the next three years. Apple didn't immediately return a Barron's request for comment. Its shares were down 1.4% premarket.
Falling FAANGs
The FAANG stocks are getting crunched again premarket, with Netflix the biggest early loser. The company was due to report quarterly earnings on Tuesday, in what is generally viewed as the kickoff for big-tech earnings.
Piper Jaffray analyst Michael Olson wrote Thursday that Netflix has the potential to positively surprise investors with its international subscriber count, though he thinks the company will probably report domestic numbers in line with expectations. The upbeat comments aren't likely to move the needle, however, amid the broad market action.
Netflix shares were down 2.6% premarket, while Amazon.com shares were off 2.4%. Facebook's stock was faring best, down 1.6%.
In defense of Roku
Roku took one of tech's biggest tumbles on Wednesday, dropping 12.5%. On Thursday, a steadfast bull defended the stock in a note to clients.
"We believe that Roku is a less risky investment today than it was 12 months ago even though its valuation is much higher," wrote Needham's Laura Martin. "In the fishbowl of being a public company, Roku's management team has made many value-creating decisions and innovations."
Martin remains upbeat about new revenue streams such as its own ad-supported channel and a measurement program that seeks to make use of the company's data troves. She rates the stock a Buy with an $85 price target, which is about 50% above Wednesday's close of $56.45.
And the chips keep falling
Chip stocks were getting crushed again Thursday amid the broader tech rout. Advanced Micro Devices was one of the biggest early losers, after its shares entered a bear market on Wednesday. The stock was down 4.8% premarket.
Micron shares were falling as well, a day after the company held an "insight" day in San Francisco. "We walked away incrementally optimistic on the growing importance of DRAM in artificial intelligence workloads," wrote Cowen analyst Karl Ackerman, who attended the event.
That said, big-picture talk probably won't help the chipmaker on a day like Thursday. The stock was off 2.2% premarket.
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World Maker Faire is a family fun festival to MAKE, create, learn, invent, craft, recycle, build, think, play and be inspired by celebrating arts, crafts, engineering, food, music, science and technology.
Museum admission on September 26 and 27 requires purchase of a World Maker Faire ticket.
Highlights include:
3D Printing Village – Filled with the latest on additive manufacturing, the 3D Printing Village is the place to be to get started as well as build on current skills, tools, products, and more.
Aerial Sports League Drone – Watch the world's best drone pilots fight and race in the Aerial Sports League's First Annual dSports Open. It's the largest drone sports event ever held in New York City. Two full days of FPV racing, drone combat, freestyle and more.
Coke Zero & Mentos – The always popular, Bellagio-esque, fountains of soda from Eepybird will be back to wow the crowds. Kids-of all ages will love this live science experiment that they can also try at home.
Kids & Family Fun – There will be a wide variety of projects and hands-on activities throughout the Faire at which children and families can learn more and engage in making. Areas such as Make: Learn to Solder and the NYSCI Village are just two examples of the many opportunities at the event for kids and families.
Life Size Mousetrap – Fantastically handcrafted, this 16 piece, 50,000-lb. interactive kinetic sculpture is a giant Rube Goldberg-style contraption complete with a Vaudevillian style show!
Make: Health – This area is new to the Faire and will introduce medical advancements and home hacks for healthcare sciences and technologies using 3D printing, microelectronics, and more to give patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers expanded and personalized options.
Moat Boat Paddle Battle – Organized by the Ocean State Maker Mill from Rhode Island, the Moat Boat Paddle Battle puts 3D printing and design skills to the test. Battlers design and print their own rubber band powered paddleboat and race it against other competitors for a chance at glory.
Power Racing Series – Attendees can watch teams from around the country compete in this nationwide circuit in their self-created electric vehicles-made from kids' ride-on vehicles as they race on unique, full-size tracks.
Power Tool Drag Racing – The "triple crown of tool racing" presented by the Cincinnati MakerSpace Hive13, this unique version of Power Tool Drag Racing arrives to the Faire with general public match races, exotic exhibition races, and the main bracket tournament competition.
Viscusi Gallery Dark Room – Another special area of the Faire where attendees can take in projects that require the dark to come to life. The Lumiphonic Creature Choir, Cubes from the Near Future, and Paint by RGB from Maker Jared Ficklin are just some of the many projects that will populate this space.
Young Makers – This entire area will be filled with innovative and inspiring projects all created by makers under the age of 18. From handmade wooden toys to 3D printed prosthetics, the Young Makers area will delight attendees with the incredible level of ingenuity and creativity that will be on display.
Learn to Solder Area – This crowd favorite offers a hands-on opportunity to get up close and personal with soldering in a safe and encouraging environment. Make your own blinky LED pin. Sponsored by Google.
Fire Organ – The Fire Organ, from Guerilla Science, is interactive, pipe-organ-meets-Rubens'-tube instrument. It provides a unique way to see, feel, and touch sounds through flames and motion – it's beautiful to see and hear. Attendees will be able to try their hand at the Fire Organ at the Faire and see their sounds turn into flames.
Robot Resurrection – Maker Shane Evans wowed the crowds at Maker Faire Bay Area and he'll be on hand to delight the New York audience with his work. Robot Resurrection is a towering 30-foot tall, human piloted, articulating sculpture made from 95% airplane parts. Its motions and fire effects are controlled from the torso cockpit and mobile control lets visitors manipulate the sculpture from the ground.
Mechanical Horse – Metalworks artist and designer, Adrian Landon, spent two years single-handedly designing, machining, and sculpting the Mechanical Horse. The project is a life-size, suspended, stainless steel, mechanical horse, galloping in slow motion at the push of a button. It contains over 100 bearings, custom laser-cut sprockets, 30-feet of chain, 23 articulating joints and one small electric motor.


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Many times we find that not only do we feel a bit "ungrounded" but we also get into a loop of fatigue as well. One way to help support a shift in this feeling is to meditate with a focus on grounding and drawing into yourself a stability using your breath and concentrating on energy conservation.
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Companies 'have cut investment into UK due to Brexit', finds Baker McKenzie
Ongoing uncertainty about the future of UK-EU relations is already having a significant impact on EU27 businesses, while the UK is seeing reduced trade and investment and fewer skills crossing the Channel, according to Baker McKenzie's recent survey. Sebastian Shehadi reports.
Three days after Airbus warned it could leave the UK if it exits the EU without a transition deal, Baker McKenzie has released the sombre results of its survey of 800 business leaders in six key EU27 markets.
Almost half of the respondents said their company has already reduced investment in the UK since the Brexit vote. Meanwhile, 54% of EU27 business leaders believe they have not been substantively consulted on Brexit negotiations; 53% think their views are not well represented.
Additionally, more than three quarters see no upside to Brexit, rising to 97% in Ireland. Assuming Brexit happens, EU27 businesses support a free trade agreement with the UK over a customs union.
More than a third of respondents would like to see the UK punished under the terms of any future trade deal, but three quarters say the EU should also make concessions to the UK to secure a functioning trading relationship.
As part of the survey, Baker McKenzie interviewed 250 skilled workers from the EU currently working in the UK for companies that are either FTSE250 or have a revenue that exceeds £50m per annum.
The implications for the UK's pool of foreign talent are ominous: 70% of respondents said they feel more vulnerable to discrimination since the Brexit referendum, while 56% said they were likely or highly likely to leave the UK before the outcome of the Brexit negotiations is known. This is unsurprising since 69% of respondents believe Brexit uncertainty would affect their ability to secure a mortgage or other bank loan.
Baker McKenzie surveyed 800 respondents across six major EU27 markets: France, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Sweden and Ireland. The firm spoke to senior in-house counsel, heads of strategy and finance directors in four sectors: consumer goods and retail; financial services; industrial, manufacturing and transportation; and technology, media and telecommunications.
All respondents surveyed work at businesses with at least £250m or equivalent annual turnover, while 32% of respondents are from businesses with more than £1bn annual turnover.
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Christopher Hitchens's autobiography is at its best when it echoes his essays. Unfortunately, the rest of the time it's largely pointless and self-indulgent
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I spent Friday morning watching my nine-year-old son take part in an Anzac (Australia and New Zealand army corps) day assembly at the school in Perth, western Australia, where he has been a temporary...
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Tribal design tattoos
Tattoo can be a creative way to express your ideas and what you cannot always say in words. With a number of tattoo designs, you can choose and try out what you think would work best for you.
Deciding on the design is perhaps the most important thing you need to do when you want to get a tattoo done. Of course, the other factors working here are the place from where you will get the tattoo, the ways in which you can take care of the wound – as the needle is actually going through your skin, it is a sort of wound after all – and also how you will flaunt it afterwards. First things first, and that means you need to find out how to decide what design to get. There are a range of design ideas like tribal design tattoos, butterfly tattoos, dragon tattoos and such.
It is not always possible to imagine designs, for not all of us are hugely creative. Most of us are regular people having a day job and we try to take a break from the every day and that break comes from the tattoo we get. So, to decide which designs would suit your personality and views on life and stuff, you could always use some inspiration. For such thorough research before you choose a final design or a few of them, you could go to tattoo studios. Tattoo studios are places where professionals get your tattoo done and they also have a large collection of designs in their catalogue books. They have the experience of years, and that could be of your help in deciding what pattern you would want to embellish your body. You can also visit a number of internet websites to find what type of designs you want.
The latest fad in the body art direction is tribal tattoo design tattoos. The base of the tribal tattoos is the feeling of belonging to a group. We, humans, feel secured when we belong to a group – a clan. Tribal clans drew specific patterns or designs on their own bodies to integrate that feeling of belonging together. Each clan had their own few patterns that helped them to recognize members of their own clan as well as members of other clans. In such manners, these tribal clans could differentiate between friends and foes.
The best thing about tribal design tattoos is that you can always use innovations while keeping the basic theme intact. The unique aspect of tribal designs is that they do not use colors. The use of colors in body tattoo is a comparatively new concept, and the days in which tribes used tattoos to distinguish themselves was not the time when the use of color was yet invented. So, if you think you want to do a different thing with yourself, you can go for the black and white tribal tattoos.
The other thing that works as an advantage with tribal designs is that not everybody likes to go for colors on their body. Having a tattoo can act as an escape or expression of the self for people who otherwise have a very normal everyday life. For them, mixing colors and getting a colorful butterfly or motorbike tattooed is hardly the option. If you are one of such people who prefer to keep it classy and yet like to show off the adventurous rebel in you, tribal designs are handpicked for you.
At the risk of sounding exaggerated, I can probably say that getting a tattoo is a commitment quite similar to getting married. It is a relation of a lifetime, and even though you can get it removed with much trouble and pain, the marks cannot be completely removed. So just as you should decide before you know whom you want to marry, you should also be very decisive about which design you want to get tattooed. You do not want to wake up one morning and find a laughing Buddha laughing from your waist.
A tattoo that has a meaning should be your choice. And what better than a language of images and symbols that is thousands of years old? Tribal designs have the amazing depth in them that make them both attractive and meaningful. Somewhat similar to chants in Sanskrit, the ancient Indian language, these tribal patterns say it more with pictures and patterns. Depending on the meaning that you want the tattoo to express, your tattoo artist can draw a pattern for you and you can also give inputs regarding your preferences of size of intricate details.
Origin of tribal tattoo designs
The origin of tribal tattoo designs came from the cave paintings of ancient civilizations like those of the Mayans and Aztecs. Also, the early Egyptians frequently used the tribal tattoo ideas to use them as ornaments for the body. The fact that tattoos were reserved for the privileged class is proved as Egyptians allowed only the royal family to decorate themselves with tattoos and body piercings. This proves how highly the body art was held in Egypt and also during earlier days.
Whichever tattoo idea you choose for your body, there are a number of body places where you can get them done. For tribal designs, some of the favorite areas are on the waist, on the biceps, on the shoulders, as the ankle band, and also as the wrist band. Men prefer somewhat larger tattoos to decorate the masculine areas of their body like the arms, wrist, shoulders and also legs for some men. Women, however, prefer to keep it sensuous and opt for places which are not completely visible and allow only a part of the tattoo to be visible. Women, thus, choose places like the lower waist from where the tattoo will peep from under the jeans, collar bones which are partially hidden by clothes, neck or navel which are also partially covered. Some women again use tribal design ideas to embellish their ankles and use the tattoo as a permanent ankle band.
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Sight of Meat Lessens Aggression
A new study dispels the belief held by some that the sight of meat makes people more aggressive.
Frank Kachanoff, a researcher at McGill University, discovered that seeing meat in fact appears to make human beings significantly less aggressive.
"I was inspired by research on priming and aggression, that has shown that just looking at an object which is learned to be associated with aggression, such as a gun, can make someone more likely to behave aggressively," Kachanoff said.
"I wanted to know if we might respond aggressively to certain stimuli in our environment not because of learned associations, but because of an innate predisposition. I wanted to know if just looking at the meat would suffice to provoke an aggressive behavior."
The idea that meat would elicit aggressive behavior makes sense, as it may have helped our primate ancestors with hunting, cooperating and protecting their meat resources.
Kachanoff believed that humans may therefore have evolved an innate predisposition to respond aggressively toward meat, and recruited 82 males to test his theory, using long-established techniques for provoking and measuring aggression.
The experiment itself was simple — subjects had to punish a script reader every time he made an error while sorting photos, some with pictures of meat, and others with neutral imagery. The subjects believed that they could inflict various volumes of sound, including "painful," to the script reader, which he would hear after his performance.
While the research team figured that the group sorting pictures of meat would inflict more discomfort on the reader, they were very surprised by the results.
"We used imagery of meat that was ready to eat. In terms of behavior, with the benefit of hindsight, it would make sense that our ancestors would be calm, as they would be surrounded by friends and family at mealtime," Kachanoff explained.
"I would like to run this experiment again, using hunting images. Perhaps Thanksgiving next year will be a great opportunity for a do-over!"
Evolutionary psychologists believe it is useful to look at innate reflexes in order to better understand societal trends and personal behavior.
Kachanoff's research is important because it looks at ways society may influence environmental factors to decrease the likelihood of aggressive behavior.
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Nauert PhD, R. (2018). Sight of Meat Lessens Aggression. Psych Central. Retrieved on October 28, 2020, from https://psychcentral.com/news/2010/11/09/sight-of-meat-lessens-aggression/20686.html
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Schlumberger Faces Federal Bribery Probe
The allegations concern contract payments Schlumberger made to a consulting firm, Zonic Invest, which has ties to Yemen's government. At the time, Schlumberger sought approval to create an oil-exploration databank in Yemen, according to the Journal sources and company documents it reviewed. Yemeni authorities urged Schlumberger to hire Zonic, whose general director is the nephew of Yemen's president. Zonic made several demands, including a signing bonus of $500,000.
The DOJ investigation is at an early stage. Investigators have been in touch with former Schlumberger employees who say they have knowledge of internal allegations made at the company and of its internal probes.
With this, Schlumberger joins several pharmaceutical companies, General Electric (GE), which recently announced that it had reached a $23.5 million settlement over bribery charges, and others that are being probed for bribery overseas. The Journal adds that oil-service companies often work in nations ranked as among the most corrupt and they've become a familiar target of FCPA investigations.


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The South West London Twins Club has been running a Buddy Scheme since 2004
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Push-to-talk (PTT), also known as press-to-transmit, is a method of having conversations or talking on half-duplex communication lines, including two-way radio, using a momentary button to switch from voice reception mode to transmit mode.
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Assam's bard passes away
After battling for life for four months at a city hospital, 85 year-old Bhupen Hazarika succumbed to multiple organ failure and pneumonia on Saturday
After battling for life for four months at a city hospital, 85 year-old Bhupen Hazarika succumbed to multiple organ failure and pneumonia on Saturday
Ek boond kabhi paani ki mori ankhiyon se barsaaye (a tear drop sometimes gently falls from my eyes), a line to which Bhupen Hazarika lent his rustic voice, probably best describes the reaction of millions of fans after he died due to multiple organ failure and pneumonia in Mumbai on Saturday.
Hazarika, who died at 4.37 pm, had been admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of the Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani hospital in Andheri since June 29.
"Hazarika had Parkinson's disease and symptoms of senile dementia, apart from damaged lungs and kidneys. He was brought to the hospital after he complained of chest congestion and drowsiness," said ICU specialist Dr Sahilendra Goel.
His health deteriorated after he developed pneumonia on October 23 and had to undergo a minor surgery to attach a food pipe to his system. According to the CEO of the hospital Dr Ram Narain, the singer's condition worsened in the last three days and he had been put on a ventilator.
Goel, who was treating Hazarika said, "Till his last breath he was a person full of hope and life. He was a true fighter and a very co-operative patient."
During his final days, sister-in-law Manisha Hazarika, Kalpana Lajmi and two nieces were always by Hazarika's side. His body will be flown to Guwahati today.
Born in the year 1926, Dr Hazarika was a prodigy in every sense. He recorded his first song Biswa Bijoy No Jowan when he was just 12. A poet, music director, singer, actor, author and director, Hazarika took the rich folk sounds of Assam and interpreted them seamlessly in his songs. Hazarika completed his BA from Banaras Hindu University in 1944 and MA in Political Science in 1946. He did his PhD in Mass Communication from Columbia University.
While in the US, he interacted with singer Paul Robeson whose track Old Man River would inspire him to pen Bistirno parore (O Ganga behti ho in Hindi). This would become one of his most popular songs. He composed, wrote and sang for numerous Bengali and Hindi films. He penned more than 1,000 songs and wrote several short stories books, essays, travelogues and poems. He also played a pioneering role in Northeastern cinema.
Hazarika made documentaries on the music of the Northeast, at a time when television in the country was still at a nascent stage.
He received the National Award for Best Music Director in '76 for Chameli Memsaab and the President's Medal for his films Shakuntala, Pratidhwani and Lotighoti. He received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in '87, the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in '92 and the Padma Bhushan in 2001.
His compositions reminded me of Assam where he came from. Often I told him, Dada, you're the Brahmaputra of music. We'll really miss him a lot.
� Javed Akhtar, Lyricist
A giant amongst giants, lonely like all visionaries, he dedicated his life to bring the cultural assets of Northeast on to centre stage. A national treasure.
� Mahesh Bhatt, Filmmaker
After Jagjit Singh, India has lost another musical wonder, RIP Bhupen Hazarika. The man who gave us 'Dil Hoom Hoom Kare'. Our hearts recite this song with grief today.
� Akshay Kumar, Actor
He brought to mind Assam, its culture, its rustic life and the Brahmaputra. With his demise, this Voice of Brahmaputra has fallen silent.
� Sankaranarayanan, Maharashtra Governor
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What do adventure, science and entrepreneurship have in common? Growing up, an only child of immigrants from Syria and Germany, Julie could never have imagined what her career would eventually be. But that is the beauty of living in Canada, where we have the opportunity to pursue our dreams and create a career of disparate fields that satisfy our passions. Join Julie as she takes you on her adventures rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, sailing the Mediterranean with an infant and crossing Europe by rowboat. Learn how her science background is essential to observing the environments she travels through and detailing them in her bestselling books and documentaries. Understand why entrepreneurship is pivotal to making this career possible, from organizing expeditions to creating national film tours to forming a company to sell unique boat designs. Julie shows us how we can all do more to embrace the motif dream, dare, do and live our lives with passion and purpose.
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