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Today, Infor is known as a global leader of industry-specific software solutions. But before Infor there was Lawson. In fact, one of the company's biggest milestones was the acquisition of Lawson in 2011. This move solidified the company as the "leading provider of ERP solutions for the healthcare industry." Since the acquisition, Infor has continued to innovate and develop new technologies that help companies work smarter and harder and, ultimately, achieve digital transformation.
Despite the breakthroughs and advances, an entire universe of legacy Lawson customers remains. And according to our annual Lawson survey, 87% of respondents are still running Lawson S3 technologies including HR/Payroll, Financials, and Supply Chain/Procurement. Shiny and new is exciting but, at the end of the day, isn't always feasible.
Here's How We Can Help
If you're looking for Lawson S3 consultants for your legacy apps, look no further. Surety's Lawson S3 consulting group has vast experience with each of the three suites and can provide custom development, security, system administration, interface/integration, and much more. Though it's not the newest solution, Lawson S3 is a powerful platform with a strong user base—and Surety is dedicated to your success.
Is your version of Lawson S3 no longer supported? We've got you covered. Is your maintenance agreement expiring soon (or has it already expired)? Not to worry. We can even help with hybrid setups, so if you're running most of your Infor apps on Cloudsuite (except for Lawson S3 Payroll), that's no sweat. No matter your need, our Lawson S3 consulting group is here to help.
If you rely on Lawson S3, you can rely on Surety to keep you up and running. Let's chat.
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Mission: Impossible Fallout delivers
September 12, 2018
"Your mission, should you choose to accept it" is one of the many choices Ethan Hunt must answer in the newest installment of the Mission: Impossible series. Mission: Impossible has had many movies in their series but most of them did not do well with audiences because of their confusing stories and just blatantly not caring for continuity or story. Mission: Impossible Fallout on the other hand makes up for the failure of some of the other entries in the series.
Some things I thought were more enjoyable in this movie more than the other movies were that they added a sense of humor to the characters so the characters aren't stone cold the entire movie. Of course who could forget about Tom Cruise and the entire crew's first-rate acting. In most of the stunts his character does Cruise does most of them himself, in one case filming one of the stunts Cruise broke his foot jumping from roof to roof.
Mission: Impossible Fallout has a very easy to follow plot and makes their characters feel more like humans then characters. The movie takes place after the last movie where Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) must hunt down the plutonium under the watch of the President and her soldier August Walker (Henry Cavill) she sent to watch Ethan and his crew. Ethan comes across many old friends in his work and he must choose whether or not to do the right thing which involves saving one of the world's most dangerous villains Solomon Lane (Sean Harris) who almost ruined Ethan's life and family many times. Ethan comes across his ex-fling Ilsa (Rebecca Ferguson) and has to choose between her and the lives of many.
As you know if you've ever watched any of the other Mission Impossible movies, Ethan does not like to leave people behind so he must find a way to capture the plutonium, help Ilsa, stay undercover, and of course, make the Impossible Mission possible.


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Men and women have always sought the promise that only love can offer. Jacki invites you into an intriguing world where romance abounds around every corner and down every street. You'll be amazed at the crazy things we do and don't do for the promise of love. Most of the time you can find a thread romance in almost every book.
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Anthony galvanises Knicks, Heat down Celtics
Carmelo Anthony took centre stage as the New York Knicks finally entered double figures for wins with a comfortable 94-80 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks have endured a desperately disappointing season in Derek Fisher's first campaign in charge, leading to fans airing their displeasure at the start of this month.
However, there have slowly been signs of improvement at MSG and victory over the Lakers represents a fifth win in seven NBA outings and takes the Knicks to a 10-38 record and off the foot of the Eastern Conference standings.
Not for the first time it was small forward Anthony who galvanised the Knicks and he finished the contest with 31 points and eight rebounds in a dominant showing.
The majority of the damage came in a superb first quarter in which the Knicks outscored the struggling Lakers 32-19.
The visitors trimmed the deficit by five points in the second, but ahead of the third the Lakers trailed by 15 points.
A brief late rally aside, the Lakers never looked like pulling off an unlikely comeback and they now slip to a 13-35 record in the West in an increasingly frustrating season.
Earlier on Sunday, the Miami quickly snapped a two-match losing streak to win 83-75 at the Boston Celtics.
The Heat were without injured stars Dwyane Wade (hamstring) and Luol Deng (calf), but Hassan Whiteside stepped up to the mark with 20 points - with half of those coming in a fruitful period in the third and fourth quarters.
Chris Bosh and Tyler Johnson added 18 and 13 points respectively, as the 2014 NBA runners-up improved to 21-16 in the East.


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I hope you are comfortable. This week, LG teaches us how to code an interactive dungeon crawler in real time. Was this planned? God no.
You know, I often ask myself if shows like this are going to be good. Then I realize, "Good to who?". Exactly. So, strap yourself down for another patented Dynamitegun Real-life process show, in the vein of Episode 68, where Cool Man Cam recorded a song for his parents, this week is a mostly uncut and maddening process of coding a simple, yet bewildering video game.
In case you're wondering, and somewhat tech savvy, you can check out the game at Github by copying this link:
And by the way, it's called Dynamite Crawl. Like Dungeon Crawl, only...with modestly more Dynamite. Feel free to contribute if you want (or can, it's beyond me).
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Northern Light Amulet
The Inuit people believed that gorgeous flashy labradorite manifested as the physical form of the Aurora Borealis. And thus we have the Northern Lights Amulet. Three dreamy, hand cut briolettes of labradorite are leafed beneath two contrasting hoops of bronze and hung on deer skin. Vegan option of vintage brass chain available upon request. Shown with The northern Lights Earrings which are not included, but featured and sold in a separate listing.
About Labradorite from The Crystal Vaults:
Wearing or carrying Labradorite allows one's innate magical powers to surface. It enhances the mental and intuitive abilities of clairvoyance, telepathy, prophecy and coincidence control, and assists in communication with higher guides and spirits in accessing Akashic records, psychic readings and past-life recall. It provides an ease in moving between the worlds, and permits a safe and grounded return to the present.
Labradorite is also the most powerful protector of the mineral kingdom, creating a shielding force throughout the aura and strengthening natural energies from within. It protects against the negativity and misfortunes of this world, and provides safe exploration into alternate levels of consciousness and in facilitating visionary experiences from the past or the future.


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Aroldis Chapman understands that he threw the pitch and hasn't dodged responsibility.
But when the New York Yankees left-hander sees the video of Jose Altuve rounding the bases after the series-ending homer in Game 6 of the 2019 American League Championship Series, he wonders if Altuve knew that an off-speed pitch was coming.
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Yankees' Chapman calls Altuve's ALCS post-homer actions 'suspicious' Back to video
As the Houston Astros second baseman nears home plate, he grabs his shirt and yells at his teammates not to rip off his jersey. Altuve's actions have increased speculation that the team's sign-stealing scandal included the use of wiring devices.
"I've seen that video," Chapman said Thursday through an interpreter in Tampa, Fla., where Yankees pitchers and catchers are in the early days of spring training. "A lot of people have seen that video. It's a popular video right now.
"And yeah, if you look at his actions, they look a little suspicious. At the end of the day, I just don't know. I can't tell you if he had the sign or didn't have the sign — I don't know. That's a good question for him and for those guys. I just don't know."


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"If I were to die today, I think my only regret would be that I never shagged a man younger than myself", said my 40-year-old divorced friend. I jumped into the moment to advise her to treat herself to a college boy someday, but she laughed it off and said that she always found their tight cigarette-like pants a bit ridiculous and their language so off-putting.
But like many women her age, she has been looking at it all wrong. Sex isn't a maths assignment or an inter-gender debate competition; your partner doesn't always need to be an intellectual.
When you feel they are talking dumb, just shove their heads between your thighs…that ought to shut them up for some moments, ama?
The cougar-boytoy relationships have always been frowned upon in society because clearly, the patriarchal rule makers didn't want women to have fun in life and well, ladies didn't have jobs back then.
But now, ladies are doing well for themselves and surely, buying roller-skates, colourful circumaural headphones or sneakers here and there to make a young man happy isn't much of a big deal considering the advantages.
For one, these young boys take great care of their bodies, most are just the right amount of slim to meander through fleshy thighs, with just a considerable degree of parting.
Older guys with their wide waistlines and beer bellies will strain your adductor muscles so bad, it will make you feel like you were holding a cupboard between your thighs all night long; that is if their one sex style every Saturday at 10pm won't kill you with boredom first.
Also, these boys were suckling their mothers' tits just the other day, so surely, they must know their way around a woman's body quite well, no? What they don't know, they are usually eager to learn with so much enthusiasm because they are mesmerised by you, so they always want to impress.
They know they bring nothing else to the table, except their sexual services, so they want to be the best they can be at it. They don't cower in shame and embarrassment when you tell them you didn't orgasm.
They will keep on working on you like you are their holiday assignment until you get the end result you desire. And they are proud of you and view you as a goddess because at that particular point, you are their greatest achievement.
These boys will always keep you on your toes. I mean, you aren't competing with boring Suzanne from accounting; your competitors are university girls with scintillating skin and supple tits, so you normally do your best to look good.
If the multiple orgasms wouldn't kill your fat, you will be out there struggling in the gym to lose weight to fit into that bandage dress and balance on heels.
Not that they even care whether you are in sweat pants, but their presence just makes you wanna keep up. And I believe their youth rubs off on you. Look at Jennifer Lopez for example. She has always dated younger men and forever, she is out there not aged a day past 25, looking like she drinks and bathes in the blood of virgin girls.
Unlike these oldies who carry misery and dust from the colonial days, younger men are very open-minded, progressive and can be quite experimental because they have access to all these material online that they are willing to try out.
Want your toes sucked? Why not? Want your hair brushed all night, hell yeah, he'll do it! When you are in that bed, you are their origami art baby, they will fold you and twist your body in unimaginable ways, making your body more refreshed.
Trust me; you will be walking with a bounce in your gait always from all the happiness derived from the new sexual experience.
Your time with them is solely yours. They have no place else to be and their mind isn't filled with worries about the economy, or the SGR loan, baby mamas or company goals. After a long day at work, you can count on them to take you to a different world away from the normal grown-up shenanigans, hence greatly improving your mood. Then you both know that the relationship won't go farther than that, so there is no pressure or constant fear that they are lying to you.
And the absolute best thing with them is that they have the vigour to take it home, doesn't matter if you are just lying there serving the punani like a bowl of bland rice, these guys can work for two with all their excessive energy.
So, what the heck ladies, let's raid those universities and get ourselves some fresh-smelling, fine-looking lads. These guys might know nothing about spreadsheets, but boy, can they spread beneath those sheets!


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A successful petition by activists to get hotel chains Marriott and Choice hotels to not allow ICE to house immigrants there may lead to more families being separated, according to immigration officials.
Before the current ongoing raid by immigration enforcement of major American cities, activists presented a petition to the world's largest hotel chain Marriott in the hopes the company would not allow ICE to house immigrants in their hotels. Both Marriott and Choice hotel chains announced they would not work with ICE, which led the agency's acting director Matthew Albence to say this might lead to more families being separated.
"If hotels or other places do not want to allow us to utilize that, it's almost forcing us into a situation where we're going to have to take one of the parents and put them in custody and separate them from the rest of their families," he said in an interview with the Associated Press.


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ASU announces 21 startups for Fall 2015 Edson cohortAugust 24, 2015 | Tishin Donkersley
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From a mobile garden care platform to an electronic distribution company, 21 startups have been chosen to join the fall 2015 cohort of the Edson Student Entrepreneur Initiative at Arizona State University.
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POTUS Demo Day promotes diversity, AZ companies recognizedAugust 4, 2015 | Chloe Nordquist
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AZ-based Eyetech Digital Systems & Saccadous have their eye on each other – CES 2015January 8, 2015 | Ryan Loebe
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Blink…change the channel….Look right…switch to Apple TV…Blink. At CES, more eye tech tracking companies are emerging and pairing their tech with everything from TVs to iPads to enhance your experience. For Mesa, Arizona-based Eyetech Digital Systems, … Read More
Topping the charts again- ASU's tech transfer arm ranked highly for third yearDecember 11, 2014 | Travis Arbon
Laying a foundation for startup success is one of the main missions of Arizona State University's technology transfer arm, Arizona Technology Enterprises. They've propelled several startups into the future, such as 4Blox, SynSonix and PetroAlgae, and now they're being recognized … Read More
AZTB staff predicts ASU vs U of A outcome – videoNovember 28, 2014 | Tishin Donkersley
Today is the day! The Arizona State Sun Devils vs University of Arizona Wildcats football game is known throughout the NCAA for being one of the fiercest rivalries in the country.
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Bosse Tools receives $200K to build its productionOctober 29, 2014 | Alyssa Lee
One of the oldest tools — the shovel — is changing its look and, in the process, is digging up some cash from local venture funds to support its designers.
Bosse Tools, a Scottsdale-based shovel and tool company, recently received a … Read More
ASU teams up with New America to address cyberwarfare challengesOctober 14, 2014 | Travis Arbon
The future of war is here and Arizona State University has teamed up with New America, a Washington D.C. based think tank, on an initiative that aims to analyze and address the difficulties of dealing with modern warfare.
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Dr. Shaffiq Ahmed, 65
Had been chairman of department of metallurgical engineering at YSU
YOUNGSTOWN Services were Saturday at Madison Chapel Funeral Home, Madison, Ala., for Dr. Shaffiq Ahmed, 65, of 788 Seina Vista Drive, Madison, formerly of Redondo Road, Youngstown, who died Friday at home.
Mr. Ahmed was born March 1, 1934, in Calcutta, India, a son of Kausaruddin and Rabeya Ahmed. He came to the United States in 1955 and to Youngstown in 1960.
He was a professor of metallurgcal engineering and materials science at Youngstown State University 36 years, serving as department chairman 1968-72. He retired in 1996. While there, he was active in alloy research, conductin studies for NASA on the development of a super alloy and solidificaiton processing under an electric field and obtaining two patents. He also had numerous research papers published and served on many committees.
Before that, he was a member of the research staff of the U. S. Atomic Evergy Commission at the University of Illinois from 1955 to 1960.
Dr. Ahmed was a Baha'i. He was a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Institute for Materials in England and a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers; the Metals, Materials, and Minerals Society, the American Society for Metals; American Society for Engineering Education; and Sigma Xi Faternity
He earned a bachelor's degree in metallurgical engineering in 1954 from the University of Calcutta, a master's in the same field from the University of Illinois at Urbana in 1958, and a doctorate, also in that field, from Case Institute of Technology (now Case Western Reserve University) Cleveland in 1965.
Besides his wife, the former Ursula Schmengler, who he married Sept. 26, 1963, he leaves a son, Rafiq of Madison, a brother, Dr. Akhtar Dutta Ahmed in Pardersburn, W.Va., and three brothers and three sisters in Calcutta.
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JESUS does not take away our crosses — He helps us to carry them.
So often in suffering, we feel God has abandoned us. This is a terrible untruth. Jesus promised to remain with us "until the end of the age."
God permits certain sufferings in our lives, with the precision and care of a painter. He allows a dash of the blues (sorrow); He mixes in a bit of red (injustice); He blends a bit of grey (lack of consolation)… and even black (misfortune).
We mistake the stroke of the coarse brush hairs for rejection, abandonment, and punishment. But God in his mysterious plan, uses the oils of suffering—introduced into the world by our sin—to create a masterpiece, if we let him.
But not all is grief and pain! God also adds to this canvas yellow (consolation), purple (peace), and green (mercy).
If Christ Himself received the relief of Simon carrying his cross, the consolation of Veronica wiping his face, the comfort of the weeping women of Jerusalem, and the presence and love of his Mother and beloved friend John, will not He, who commands us to pick up our cross and follow Him, not also permit consolations along the Way as well?


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Andy Serkis says Mowgli movie is closer to Rudyard Kipling's vision
Andy Serkis says Mowgli is different to previous Jungle Book films because you get to see him try and "assimilate into the world of man".
The 54-year-old star has directed the upcoming live action adventure, which is based on Rudyard Kipling's 1894 tome The Jungle Book which is about Shere Khan the tiger's quest to kill "man-cub" Mowgli to rid him from the wild, where he has been raised by wolves and Bagheera the black panther, who discovered him abandoned as a baby.
The story was famously made into a beloved animation in 1967 by Disney and then was recreated as a CGI extravaganza by Jon Favreau in 2016.
Serkis accepts that comparisons will be made between the versions but says his interpretation is much closer to Kipling's original story and also focuses on more of Mowgli's journey.
In an interview on This Morning, he said: "It's much closer to the tone of Rudyard Kipling's book and it takes into account the world that Kipling was living in. It's set in 19th century colonial India and it really has that feel and flavour. It's a live action movie so we shot on location. It took almost four years to make. We wanted to put some space between us and Jon Favreau's Disney film, I must say though they are completely different movies you can't really compare the two.
"For instance, we built jungle sets at Leavesden Studios where Harry Potter was filmed and then we went to South Africa and created - and this is the biggest difference between this and the other movie - an entire village in South Africa, south of Durban. In this film we see Mowgli try and assimilate himself into the world of man in the Indian village."
The film has an all-star cast who have provided the motion capture, including Christian Bale as Bagheera, Cate Blanchett as Kaa the snake and Benedict Cumberbatch as Shere Khan.
Serkis - who created The Imaginarium Studios production company which specialises in motion capture technology - admits morphing the actors likenesses with the animals they play provided a wealth of unique challenges.
The actor - who plays Baloo the bear - said: "The idea of creating believable talking animals is something that I've been using motion capture technology to do, and the movie business has, for 15 to 20 years. One of the biggest challenges was to do it for different animals. When you think about apes to create a human performance and then translate it to an ape is actually quite difficult but when you're thinking about tigers, bears and panthers, you have to design the animals very, very cleverly. If you imagine of a picture of Christian Bale and a picture of a panther and then morphing his face gradually into a panther slowly at some point you find a sweet spot in the design when you see both the actor and the creature, that and then the perfecting of that with the animators in post-production creates a brilliant thing. They've done an extraordinary job and taken this type of animation to another level."
Warner Bros. Pictures' 'Mowgli' is scheduled for release this October.
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For those of you yet to sample its energy drink-fueled delights, it's safe to say that Boardmasters (and the annual pilgrimage to the white sands of Cornwall that it entails) is always one hell of a laugh. Held in the stag and hen party centric coastal town of Newquay, one could be forgiven for expecting it to be little more than pissed up chavs and overly entitled surfers batting it out for cultural supremacy whilst us dirty skaters hide from the melee, entertaining ourselves on the side show mini ramp and supping anything but that freely available sponsorship poison. And whilst there's an element of truth to that description, the reality is a whole lot more fun.
Given Newqay is pretty much an epic drive from anywhere other than Truro, any travelling crew intent on sampling its seaside wares has to commit to that grandest of pastimes - a good old fashioned road trip. Intent on making the very most of the 280 mile journey from London, Sidewalk magazine assembled a rag tag crew of the most travel hardy transition shredders (including our very own Jordan 'J-Thaxx' Thackery) and documented every step of their epic quest to turn an already fun week into an excursion for the ages.
Ok, perhaps that's a tad hyperbolic, but the lads have managed to make a four part skate vid out of their travels and it looks like they had an absolute blast. So, as we have approximately eight weeks of decent weather left at most this summer, if you and your mates fancy getting out there and creating your own Animal Chin moments, watching this for inspiration is a damn fine place to start!


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One of the concerns of the economic theory of crime has been the effect of the justice system on criminal activities. Theorists have proposed that the probability of being caught and sanctioned is a factor affecting the decisions made by criminals [Erlich 1996]. It is assumed that these are variables over which the government has control. Criminologists are less unanimous as to the effectiveness of the justice system, but their theories also assume a certain degree of system autonomy. In each case, the effect that the existence of armed groups (including private armies and protection services, mafias, insurgent groups, and other forms of organized crime) may have on the performance of the judicial system has been, to date, unexplored terrain. This paper will argue, with reference to the Colombian ease, that violence, and in particular that exercised by such groups, can become an obstacle to the adequate administration of criminal justice.
Available evidence is presented on the effect of violence and the threats posed by armed groups on the different stages of criminal proceedings. Using municipal level information gathered in Colombia, this paper attempts to trace the impact of these groups, suggesting that the effect begins with changes in the availability and quality of information on homicides.
Colombian Criminal Justice and the Effects of Violence
In the case of Colombia, the pressure that organized violence has exerted on the judicial system over the last two decades can be corroborated simply by reading the national press. It is also interesting to note the close association between attacks and threats from armed groups and modifications in the Colombian penal code over the last decade [Saiz 1997].
At the national level, statistics show a negative relationship between violence, using as an indicator the homicide rate, the presence of armed groups, and various performance indicators for the criminal justice system. In the last two decades, the Colombian homicide rate has more than quadrupled. In a parallel fashion, the influence of the principle armed organizations - the guerrilla, the drag mafia (or narco-traffickers), and paramilitary groups - has increased [Thoumi 1994]. During the same period, the capacity of the justice system to investigate homicides has been considerably reduced. The proportion of homicide cases that reach the courts, which in the 1960s was above 35 percent, today is less than 6 percent. In 1975, for every 100 homicides, more than 60 suspects were captured; in 1994, this figure had been reduced to 20. Conviction rates, which in the 1960s reached 11 percent of the total number of homicides committed, have dropped to barely 4 percent today [Ruhio 1996a].
These relationships can be explained in two ways. The traditional reading would be that the poor performance of the justice system has provided incentives for violent behavior in Colombia. It is also possible to argue that one of the factors that contributed to the paralysis of the criminal justice system in Colombia was precisely this violence and in particular that exercised by private protection services and extra-judicial...


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UW, Microsoft researchers learning to store data in DNA
The last time Dave Ross spoke with Luis Ceze at the University of Washington, he was researching how to store photos and documents by translating computer code into artificial DNA.
Two years later, the team has automatized the entire DNA storage process, they can save a full gigabyte of information, and they are able to extract that information back out from the DNA in just a few hours.
The project is a collaboration between the University of Washington and Microsoft, and Ceze is a lead researcher alongside Karin Strauss and Doug Carmean.
It could revolutionize the way we store data, and it is especially timely as we begin to run out of literal room on earth for everyone's photos and PowerPoint presentations.
"Just think of it, what typically takes whole data centers, whole buildings the size of a Walmart can fit in a sugar cube," Ceze said. "DNA gives us the ability to go straight to the molecular level to store data."
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This DNA storage system is so small that in theory, you would never have to delete a photo or a file ever again.
The process of coding and then extracting the data-as-DNA uses the exact same automated DNA sequencers that we already use for genetic testing.
"We're re-purposing the technology, that's one of the things I find beautiful about this," Ceze said. "The biotech industry has been making incredible progress in writing and reading DNA. The IT industry obviously has been making incredible progress in building computers. And this project is one example of how these two industries can get together to build, you know, a whole new kind of computer system."
The researchers liquefy the DNA while encoding and decoding it with your data, but they dehydrate it for long-term storage, turning your photos and files into powder. You could encode every single one of your family photos into DNA and it would be so tiny that you wouldn't be able to see it with your naked eye, even while holding the powder in your hand.
But if you're nervous about losing that tiny, tiny grain of powder, not to worry. Artificial DNA can replicate exponentially, just like regular DNA, and it even uses the same enzyme, polymerase. That means researchers like Ceze could quickly and affordably create millions of copies of your data, a far cry from the two or three copies of a file we can save now on our laptops and back-up drives.
The millions of copies would all be encrypted.
You could atomize this and make a literal data cloud, floating around you.
"I love that thought," Ceze said. "We love talking about this in the lab as well, we can literally have DNA raining all over the world."
Ceze assured us that even with all this artificial DNA floating around in the universe, it could not merge with real DNA and morph into some kind of freakish DNA monster, even if you accidentally ate it.
"On its own, DNA is literally just an information storage molecule," Ceze said. "And also, remember that life uses DNA to store information that we use to make proteins and so on. And you have to follow some rules to make valid proteins … so our DNA is going to look like random gibberish to nature."


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The women's strike scheduled for March 8 has caused more than a dozen school closings.
"A Day Without A Woman," which falls on International Women's Day, calls on women to stop working, shopping (except at minority-owned businesses) and wear red.
To honor the protest, public schools in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and Alexandria, Virginia will close this Wednesday after hundreds of teachers requested the day off to participate in the strike, according to Buzzfeed News. But it doesn't stop there. A few businesses have also announced that they will be closed for the day as well.
In a statement, a Chapel Hill, North Carolina school shared their reasoning for closing due to the fact that the school "values and supports its female employees." Reports state that roughly 12,300 students will stay home that and the day will be an optional teacher workday.
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"The decision to close schools is not a political statement. It is entirely about the safety of students and the district's inability to operate with a high number of staff absences," the statement read.
Reports show that in Northern Virginia, more than 300 staff members have asked for the day off, prompting district officials to cancel classes.
Glamour reported that the organizers are calling on men to wear red in solidarity and use the day as one of reflection and advocacy. They also encourage men to discuss the pay gap amongst other staffers and employers.
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Dr. Rockett has been with Orthopedics New England since 1999 and is the senior partner. A native of Brookline, Dr. Rockett received his bachelor of arts degree in biology from Harvard University. Following that, he completed his medical degree at Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston and his internship in general surgery from Tufts Medical Center. From there, Dr. Rockett finished his residency in orthopaedic surgery from the same institution.
In addition to his clinical and surgical duties at Orthopedics New England, Dr. Rockett serves as Assistant Clinical Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine. He has been a coach for the Wellesley football, baseball, softball, and soccer youth teams. When he's not seeing patients or teaching students, Dr. Rockett's outside interests include art history, ancient Greece and Rome, and spy novels.
Since 2012, Dr. Rockett enjoys being the Head Orthopedic Surgeon for the CrossFit® Games. Additionally, he is a triathlete and CrossFit® Level One Certified. He is the author of the injury prevention website for athletes called: 321gomd.com.
Dr. Rockett is certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery.
Dr. Rockett has been recognized and awarded with:
• Vitals.com Patients' Choice Massachusetts' Favorite Physician Award – 5 Year Honoree (2013-2017, 2019)
• Boston Magazine Top Doctor (2017, 2019, 2020)
• Regional Top Doctors
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• Vitals.com Patients' Choice Award (2008-2016)
• Vitals.com Patients' Choice 5th Anniversary Award (2012-2016, 2020)
• Vitals.com Top 10™ Doctor Recognition: Massachusetts, Greater Boston Area, City-Newton Lower Falls & Neighborhood-Waban (2014)
• Vitals.com Compassionate Doctor Award – 5 Year Honoree (2013-2016, 2020)
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• Castle Connolly Top Doctors: Othopaedic Surgery, Newton (2019)
• Castle Connolly Top Doctors (2012-2013, 2016)
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• American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
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• Diplomate, American Board of Orthopaedic Surgeons
• Massachusetts Orthopaedic Association
• Subspecialty Certificate in Sports Medicine
• American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine
• American Medical Association
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text: Aamir Khan is the latest Bollywood celebrity to strengthen the Indo-Pak relations. Aamir was invited by Imran Khan to Pakistan to be the chief Guest at Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospitals's function at the Cancer Hospital on Saturday night. In a press-meet with the Pakistani media on Friday night, Aamir said that India and Pakistan are connected in a bond of love and it is a good sign that the two countries are coming together by the mode of cinema. He expressed his admiration for renowned Pakistani artistes like Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, Mehdi Hassan and also his host Imran Khan. Further he revealed that his mother belonged to Karachi and half of his mother's family still lives in Karachi. He also added that he is presently learning Urdu, though he has read the Holy Qur'aan twice. Aamir will leave for Karachi on Sunday to attend the Telethon for SKMCH at 3.30pm.


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Lose Yourself
I feel there are two words in my life, as well as everyone else's, that seem to define this ongoing battle we are in that help define our longing for the pursuit of happiness: lost and searching.
Lost--the time in your life when you lose your sense of direction and become weary of your journey--is the feeling and state of being, in which you seem to find yourself again, no matter the circumstances. It is ironic how the people who are lost, are actually so close to finding themselves once again. Maybe this is because they have plummeted to the bottom based on their ideal level of where they should be or maybe because they have already experienced an extreme identity crisis, but it seems that when you hit rock bottom you can only create a new you from your shattered pieces. In retrospect, we are all lost, especially because of the contradictory beliefs each of us hold because of the world around us. Therefore, we are all on a continual journey to find ourselves, sometimes we are just distracted from the path and need to refocus.
Searching--the effort we put into the journey of finding ourselves--is the fulfillment of the desires we possess. We strive for success and happiness everyday, which is just as important as actually accomplishing the goals we set because we are making consistent effort to to better our lives. Searching for ourselves and our true happiness is the part of our lives in which we turn a new leaf and start achieving our goals and desires. This search seems to reawaken our discarded day dreams and bring them back to life through the exploration of creativity. Therefore, this could be why the lost you is the real you because once you put aside the idealistic expectations and standards forced upon you, you can truly liberate yourself and discover who you really are. So maybe we should all get lost, and start the search all over again.
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Heavy Crude Oil Processing Facility Engineering
Vista performed the engineering design and procurement for a multi-phase heavy crude oil processing facility in northern Alberta.
Project Summary
Working with a long-term client for more than 15 years, Vista engineered several greenfield expansion phases to a heavy crude oil processing facility, adding 270,000 barrels per day (BPD) of nameplate production capacity. The processing facility uses steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) as its heavy oil extraction method.
Vista's work centered on expanding steam generation, oil treating and produced water de-oiling, softening and recycle systems, as well as full utility services.
This facility is one of the most efficient bitumen extraction plants in the Alberta oilsands and operates with an exceptionally low steam-to-oil ratio.
Success Factors
Vista attributes the success of this ongoing client relationship to several factors.
By forming a lasting organizational commitment, we were able to establish dedicated teams who shared a long-term vision and took a collaborative approach to continually reduce engineering costs. Using a templated design approach across phases, Vista focused on a continuous improvement model to optimize the use of modularization and reduce design hours without compromising engineering quality.
Heavy Crude Oil Processing Equipment & Technology
This SAGD processing plant includes over 20 once-through steam generators (OTSGs) and four heat recovery steam generators (HRSG) units to generate enough steam for injection. It also includes all other equipment required to process the produced emulsion, produced water and natural gas from the reservoir, including:
- Oil/Water/Natural Gas separation: inlet degasser, free water knockouts (FWKOs) vessels and oil treaters, including associated chemical feed systems and a flash treating system for slop oil
- Steam generation: OTSGs (250 million BTU/h), including boiler feedwater booster pumps and steam separators plus HRSGs (300 million BTU/h) that get waste heat via natural gas turbines
- Power generation: two x 25 MW natural gas-fired turbines used as power generation units.
- Raw brackish water softening
- Produced water treatment via skim tanks, induced gas flotation (IGF) units, oil removal filters (ORFs), warm lime softeners (WLS) and ion exchange (IX) water softeners
- Diluent handling, injection and recovery
- Storage tanks for boiler feedwater, de-oiled water, recycled oil, sales oil with diluent
- Utility systems, including vapour recovery units, fuel gas distribution, integrated heating glycol and cooling glycol heat medium systems
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- A unique OTSG combustion air preheating design
- Integrated glycol heating/cooling system to maximize energy recovery and reuse
- Direct energy recovery from hot inlet emulsion, sales oil and produced water, as well as energy recovery from boiler blowdown
- Recovery of low-pressure vapours from tanks and equipment by means of a vapour recovery unit for return to the fuel gas system
Engineering Applications
The engineering capabilities demonstrated on this heavy crude oil processing facility project are applicable in several industrial engineering markets.
- Produced Water Treatment: oil and water gravity separation, oil removal via filtration, water pH control for disposal, water softening to facilitate recycling
- Natural Gas Processing: natural gas sweetening (CO2 and H2S removal), natural gas dehydration (water removal)
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the victim's face and insert a tube
down the victim's throat. It wrapped
its long tail around the victim's neck
and squeezed. The victim would enter
a form of coma, while the egg the facehugger implanted into the abdomen
would incubate into a drone (or queen)
and burst through the stomach of the
victim, thus completing a phase of the
alien life cycle.
There was no way to safely remove
the facehugger once attached. Touching the facehugger caused it to tighten
its tail and restrict the flow of air to the
lungs. Cutting it caused its corrosive
alien blood to bleed out and disintegrate everything it seeped through (
including the floors of the spaceship).
Try as they did the crew's scientists
could not find a way to safely remove
facehuggers from their victims.
The AIDS Trojan and the facehugger idea defined in our minds the
"where we are now" versus where malicious software attacks might evolve
CRYPTOVIROLOGY WAS BORN out of scientific curiosity of what the future may hold for software attacks that merge cryptographic technology
with malware. It started at Columbia
University as a natural by-product of
an unnatural union: a former hacker
placed in a room with a cryptographer, both given ample time with
which to contemplate the dystopia
of tomorrow. Collectively, given our
backgrounds, we had amassed a body
of highly unconventional scientific
problems that hackers face when infiltrating computer systems as well as
the foundational cryptography with
which to solve those problems.
Our list of problems included the
following question: How devastating
could the most insidious malicious
software attack be against a target?
To put things in perspective this wascirca 1995. Many people had not heardof the Internet, and among those thatdid, many were obtaining an emailaddress for the first time. The typicalhome computer was not online all thetime. Users had to use dial-up modemswhen they wanted to check email. USBtechnology did not exist. 3.5-inch flop-py disks were the norm. Cryptography,for millennia, had been perceived asa purely protective technology, and inparticular as a way to hide the contentof messages, secure data at rest, andauthenticate users.
On the one hand we were aware of
the failed AIDS Information Trojan
that scrambled the names of the victim's files using a symmetric key and
demanded a ransom to unscramble
them. From a technological perspective this attack crumbled since the de-cryption key could be extracted from
the code of the Trojan.
In addition, we had in mind the
grotesque vision of H.R. Giger in the
science-fiction movie Alien. 5 Of particular interest to us was the alien
facehugger. This creature resembled
a cross between an insect and an oc-
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Crypto derivatives exchange Bybit has introduced a coin swap feature for all of its supported currencies. The move, the first of its kind for a derivatives platform, means that traders can switch between all four supported coins without the need to place market orders. This adds significant convenience for users, who are spared from having to make separate deposits for each of the cryptos they wish to trade.
One Small Step for Bybit, A Giant Leap for Traders
Because derivatives exchanges operate differently from traditional exchanges, there is no ability to swap between cryptos automatically. As a result, the cryptocurrencies that are available for futures trading are essentially siloed, forcing traders to make separate deposits and withdrawals for each one. Bybit's solution to this problem is to introduce a coin swap feature of the sort more commonly found on crypto platforms that do not operate as exchanges; typically educational and news sites, charitable sites, and other web portals that wish to integrate crypto as a supplementary, rather than a primary, feature.
As of today, Bybit supports BTC, ETH, EOS, and XRP, all paired against the US dollar. Now, users can swap between all four of the digital assets in just a few clicks. The benefits this brings include the ability to deposit in one currency and withdraw in another, as well as being able to quickly capitalize on trading opportunities that present themselves with other coins. While there are limits on the maximum amount that can be swapped in 24 hours using the swap feature, these are capped sufficiently high (10 BTC or its approximate ETH, EOS, or XRP equivalent) so as not to present a problem to the vast majority of traders.
A Different Derivatives Exchange
Bybit's coin swapping rollout is the latest in a string of moves by the Singapore-based exchange as it chips away at the dominance of the leading derivatives platforms. In recent months, it's published a wealth of educational resources, designed to demystify the world of leveraged trading for beginners, whose appetite for margin has been whetted in 2019. Thanks to a proliferation of derivatives products, and intensifying competition between the leading futures exchanges, traders are keener than ever to experience the high-octane thrills of the derivatives market. Bybit, which offers up to 100x leverage, has sought to reduce the learning curve while ensuring that traders are aware of the risks associated, and are capable of taking the appropriate precautions.
A series of incentives for new sign-ups, including both a welcome and a first deposit bonus, is complemented by Telegram-based promotions that dispense hundreds of dollars' worth of margin bonuses. Bybit will be hoping that with the launch of integrated coin swaps, it can extend its reputation as one of the most user-friendly exchanges for traders getting to grips with the fast-paced world of crypto derivatives.
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Yoga means union. In the Western world the term yoga is most often thought of as physical asana practice (yoga pose). This form of yoga combines asanas, pranayama (breathing), and mudras (gestures) to unite the body, mind, and spirit. There are six principle paths of yoga; Karma, Jnana, Kriya, Hatha, Raja, and Bhakti, Hatha is the system in which all physical yoga practice falls under, although this does not emphasize the more esoteric practices all systems including Hatha ultimately aim to lead to the same goal of unification and enlightenment (Samadhi).
Some of the benefits of a regular Hatha Yoga Practice:
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Increased flow of blood and oxygen.
Improved digestion.
Better balance and posture.
Relief from stress.
Increased ability for concentration.
Deeper relaxation and sleep.
Expanded consciousness and awareness.
The word Reiki is made of two japanese words – "Rei" which means "universal spirit or the higher power" and "Ki" which means "life force energy".
Reiki (pronounced ray-kee), is classified as an alternative energy therapy and is administered by "laying on hands" and is based on the idea that an unseen "life force energy" flows through us and is what causes us to be alive.
If one's "life force energy" is low, then we are more likely to get sick or feel stress, and if it is high, we are more capable of being happy and healthy.
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Listen to Barns Courtney's debut album "The Attractions of Youth"
Barns Courtney released his debut LP The Attractions of Youth on Friday. The 14-song album features all five songs from The Dull Drums EP released earlier this year, along with nine new songs including his new single "Golden Dandelions."
Here's what we're saying about the new album:
Alyssa: "I became a megafan of Barns Courtney after seeing him beat on his guitar at Summer Camp 2016. His music is dirty blues with a little pop mixed in and I'm all about it. Songs you need to get your ears on: 'Hellfire,' 'Golden Dandelions,' and 'Kicks'"
Manley: "Seattle music is the best music, and here's more proof. Love Golden Dandelions and Fire obviously, but don't sleep on Little Boy. Also - Fun fact, The End was the first FM radio station in the world to play Barns Courtney."
Branden: "It's awesome to see good people do well, and Barns Courtney is a good person. This album is a ton of fun and if you get the chance to see him live, either with a band or solo, take it. The guy knows how to own a stage and I can't wait to see him perform some of the new ones on The Attractions of Youth."
Barns is originally from the Seattle area, but split his time between England and the Pacific Northwest growing up, so we'll still claim him as a local.
What do you think of his new album?
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MAC Cosmetics announced their #AaliyahforMAC collection today via their official Instagram account, and the response has already been overwhelmingly exciting.
The powerhouse makeup company thanked fans for making the line happen, describing the collection as 90s-glam based, in honor of the late superstar. The line is slated to launch online on June 20th, and in stores on June 21st of this year.
The #AaliyahforMac Collection will follow suit of other stars to be honored by or in collaboration with the company including Ariana Grande, Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey and even the late Selena.
Selena, dubbed the Queen of Tejano music during her tenure, currently holds the title of best-selling collection of all time.
Projected sales of the collection are undoubtedly high, with millions of followers anticipating the debut of a makeup line released posthumously by the R&B icon. Specific shades or names have yet to be released, but MAC did give a preview of one lipstick via Instagram (pictured above), and made note for us to stay tuned for forthcoming details.
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Ghosts of war
LIFE STORIES: AIFRIC CAMPBELLhas taught linguistics, worked as an investment banker and trained as a pychotherapist. She also writes novels and here tells how the history of her house prompted her latest book 'The Loss Adjustor'
THIS WAS THE book I didn't want to write. In May 2007, I began a residency at Yaddo, the artists' retreat hidden away in the forests of upstate New York. I was halfway through a novel set in the financial markets of London and Hong Kong, and was very excited about the prospect of a month's uninterrupted writing. But each morning when I sat down at my desk, I could hear a voice that would not stop talking and a story about guilty secrets buried in childhood, a friendship of three that had ended in tragedy and a life derailed by loss. The problem was that this story had nothing whatsoever to do with the book I was writing.
Yaddo has a ghostly past, as well as a daunting list of illustrious alumni that includes Saul Bellow, John Cheever, Leonard Bernstein and Truman Capote. Stories abound of spectral sightings. In fact, one of the poets hosted a seance in Sylvia Plath's old room while I was there (they failed to rouse her). I have always been sceptical about hauntings, but up there in Saratoga Springs, surrounded by artists and writers and composers and vanishing deer, it is easy to find yourself unravelled. So The Loss Adjustorbegan, reluctantly, as a sort of exorcism. I wrote it so that I could silence a voice. And then, after a while, it became the book I really had to write.
It was only when I'd finished that I began to find my way back to the source. In 2002, I had moved from central London to Sussex. On the internet, I found a sandstone house with a flat roof, but it was the garden I fell for – a former quarry with unkempt woodland and huge sandstone boulders that somehow reminded me of Narnia. I don't really remember much else from that first visit, or even exactly when I discovered that the house was built in 1939, was requisitioned during the second World War, that Canadian soldiers were billeted here, and that an anti-aircraft gun kept watch on the roof.
I began spending a lot of time among the dead. Every day – in all seasons – I walked the dog through the local graveyard and followed the same route down to the fishing lakes. There is a small section of the graveyard where children are buried. Here I came across weather-beaten toys by the gravestones, and sometimes even hand-drawn pictures left by a sibling. And this is where Estelle first appeared – or maybe I should say she was conjured up in a waltz between the real and the imagined. Although no one could be more surprised than me by this admission, I could swear I actually saw her through the corner of my left eye, her long flaxen hair flapping wildly as she streaked through the air. But when I turned to look, she was gone.
One night, a neighbour I'd never met called around. "This was the officer's mess," he murmured, when I led him into the kitchen. He used to call as a boy, and said the Canadian soldiers billeted here were all sent off to Dieppe in 1942. And suddenly there it was – a little boy and our kitchen transformed by history.
If you know where to look, the Sussex landscape is scarred with reminders of war – there are cenotaphs in many villages and the dips in the hillsides are often bomb craters. It's all buried beneath a pretty veneer, but somehow still seeps into your consciousness.
But when my book took me off to the second World War, I was very reluctant to head down a path so well travelled in fiction. To begin with, there's the fact that I'm Irish. It wasn't our war at all – we were neutral, for god's sake. And Irish history was always far more vivid to me – the Great Famine, the War of Independence, the Civil war, the artificial Border.
Call it myopia or incuriosity, but history is all about perspective, about being up close and personal. In all the years I'd lived in London, I never thought about the war. I do remember a colleague at the stock exchange mimicking the sound of the doodlebugs (a type of tractor) he heard at night when he was a kid. And I remember a neighbour in Earls Court who said she saw our house when it was a bomb site. But I wasn't really listening then; I was too busy being 20-something.
The first person I met who had actually been in the war was my father-in-law, who joined the RAF as a mechanic when he was just 15. I was sitting opposite him in a restaurant one night when he mentioned that he'd crossed the Atlantic to Canada in 1944. I think I asked if he was scared, but I do not recall his answer. What I remember very vividly was a fleeting image of a boy and a warship and explosive darkness.
In the summer of 2008, when I was close to finishing the novel, a grass snake took up residence by the pond in our garden. It was incredibly thick and long and would spend the morning sunbathing on the hot stone before slipping into the water to snack on the fish. One day I saw the snake draped across the lily pads with a toad wedged between its gaping jaws. The toad's legs twitched, the snake lay immobilised and this slow death played out in real time for the rest of the day. By evening the snake lay beached on the pads, its head leaning on the stone, trying and failing to heave itself out of the pond, weighed down by the huge toad-shaped lump crammed in its gullet.
It struck me that this is exactly what the past does. It sticks in your craw and obstructs the present and you are skewered by loss. Weighed down by what you cannot expel. It seemed in that moment that all of life is an adjustment to a succession of losses, it is the great universal – my young son already has nostalgia for the lost years of toddlerhood. And I realised that the voice that I had first heard at Yaddo was telling a story that had really begun long ago for me, but there was something I had yet to learn about moving on, letting go.
All the fictional places in the novel are real – the house, the church, the graveyard, the pilot's grave, the dovecote. The names and initials of the Canadian soldiers are etched into the sandstone rocks in the garden. I still walk the same route most mornings, but with a different dog – the old one died while I was writing the book. We rarely meet a soul since no one cares to visit the dead in winter, so the tombstones lie silent and flowerless, the fields are slick with mud and the lake water is a filthy brown. And although I have grown used to the company of ghosts, I have not sensed their presence since I finished the book.
The Loss Adjustorby Aifric Campbell is published by Serpent's Tail, £10.99


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Julian Marley's much anticipated 4th album, As I Am, is available for pre-order now and is giving fans a delightful taste of the soul-powered production with an immediate download of the track "Straighter Roads" with every purchase. Fans have been patiently waiting an entire decade since the release of Marley's previous album, Awake, which won 'Best Album of the Year' in the International Reggae and World Music Awards, on top of being nominated in the GRAMMY's 'Best Reggae Album' category.
The full album is tastefully coated with style and sound elements from a variety of musical backgrounds...
Marley commented, "Time is the master – we're always working on music even though you don't hear it. Music is a feeling and we don't rush it. The public can expect something that's not out there, a unique album tailored-cut to uplift, charge up and feel good." The full album is tastefully coated with style and sound elements from a variety of musical backgrounds, and features a hubbub of international icons such as Snoop Dogg, Shaggy, Beenie Man, Spragga Benz and reggae's renowned The Tamlins. It is obvious the attention that was taken in blending these elements to create something truly transcendant.
Produced by Ghetto Youths International and Zojak World Wide, Julian Marley enlisted creative contributions of a few super stars – his own brothers! Reggae artists Damian "Junior Gong" Marley and Stephen Marley serve as executive producers and producers. The overall collaboration is crisp, clean, authentic, well-rounded and, most importantly, worth every moment spent in anticipation. As I Am takes us on a spiritual journey, offering inspiration, points of confusion, clarity, seeded uncertainities and well-processed revelations. These ideologies are layered elegantly and meticulously to produce a profound statement: music can free us, love saves us and humanity can rise above.
The artist stays true to the fundamental principles of roots-rock-reggae by proffering an album fueled by universal love. The single "Magic Of Love (Compassion)" brings on the intensity through psychedelic guitar riffs, rigid basslines and a fluid chord progression that synergises and collides effortlessly with a heartbeat-like drum and bass rhythm. This still coincides perfectly with the overall message: "Love where have you gone // I am only simply asking // Save us from the madness // We are needing all the magic of love."
Julian is inspired by life, spirituality and, while remaining true to his reggae roots, the crooner transcends musical genres. Digital effects are explicitly and poignantly laid throughout the majority of the album's raw instrumentals in a truly timeless fashion. Like his father, Bob Marley, Julian's goal is to voice the grievances of the downtrodden through the vibrations of music.
"Each song is an expression from within, each feel represents who I am," explains Julian. "I was inspired by GOD, life, love, family, people and the social issues we live in today and from ever since. Music is to gather the people under the umbrella of love and the love is in the music." He continues, "It's called As I Am because it represents me as it's what comes from within."
The record flows seemlessly through the chapters of Julian Marley's inner journey, his relationship to music and ultimately the world thus far. The opening track, "Are You The One" offers an intrinsic insight to music's ability to heal and liberate from the restraints of modern civilization. "Reggae music spins through the levels and stages // Teaching the people since ages // Bringing joy to the desolate places // To energize so you never get wasted."
"Each song is an expression from within, each feel represents who I am..."
As a final treat, "I Am The Sound (Addis Pablo Version)" feels like a deliberate and lovely way to encourage a free form thought continumum amongst listeners. This song stands as a chance to wind down and reflect on our own connectivity to the world after being so deeply absorbed in the powerful messages brought to life. Julian Marley certainly makes one hell of a stamp – not just for the reggae scene, but for the overall global conciousness movement. As a humanitarian, visionary, songwriter, artist and friend, his choices in trusting the process of creativity, timeliness and personal growth has led to what should be known as an instant classic and a monumental work of art.
As I Am will officially be digitally released on January 25th, while the physical format drops on February 8th, 2019. "I don't plan the next step," says Julian, "I just continue on with Jah Works and, somehow, things seem to just come together naturally that way." Julian Marley may not make too many plans, but fans can stay hyped for more great music, music videos and an eventual As I Am Tour in coordinance with the release.
Pre-order As I Am album or stream singles:
Track listing:
- Are You The One
- Hey Jack
- Broken Sail
- Chalice Road
- Coolin In Jamaica
- Baby Lotion
- Too Hot To Dance, feat. Shaggy
- Magic Of Love (Compassion)
- Straighter Roads
- Papa
- Biology
- What's New Pussycat, feat. Beenie Man
- Family & Friends
- Panic Mind State, feat. Spragga Benz
- Can't Cool The Fire
- War Zone
- I Am The Sound (Addis Pablo Version)
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