Instead I give up halfway through ugly eyes, drawn as if I were a pretentious 12 year old. Disproportionate figures and shapes that never become anything. The thing is, I don’t know how to draw. I repeat lines, and colours, look and remake, but when it comes down to my own expression, I’m empty. Just recreate by hands and in mind. Like we all do, are we nothing but radios? We understand something we think no one has understood before and we tell it or teach or live it. And even tuning in to that, the repetitiveness with which people think their minds are free, is just another of those realisations. Is that what I’ll blare about until the day I die?
Sometimes (too rarely) I forget to act normal in public and I sit weirdly curled up on the bus with the bumps shaking my handwriting. It’s slowing down though. Minutes of looking out the window between every sentence. My mad sadness settles into sleepiness. To quote a song that I like: I don’t know if this, is a surrender or a rebel.
Zambia Travel Diary – Day 12
15.30 This is not sad, because this is not going home, it’s travelling to yet another place and then you go somewhere else from there.
20.50 At the airport in Addis Ababa. It’s a good one. If I were to travel the world I think I’d like it here. It’s not too big, but not small enough to not feel international. People of different cultures everywhere, the most beautiful Ethiopian scarves in the gift shops and a prayer room at the end of the corridor. The cafés are crowded as well, and they remind me of how the streets outside might be (not as if I know that) with traditional coffee making and people laughing.
I’ve been living in that good place in my head ever since I saw The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and it changed me in the way good art does. It was beautiful, and inspiring, and maybe actually the sort of thing you should watch before you travel, and I knew of it because of a song from the soundtrack that my dance group danced to once. In the movie they played it during the credits and I just leaned back and listened to it while the lights of Addis Ababa closed in underneath our wings. White lights from buildings and yellow from the vein-like streets. Yes.
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I walked through a storm today. It’s sweeping over this dark country, we call it Helga like the girls name, like the old Swedish word for holy, like the songs sung at christmas and it makes the trees feel tall and loud. The sky throws things at us. There’s inspiration making my veins itchy. Why? Why now, when I’ve had a self absorbed no thoughts – all thoughts day. When I’ve forgotten to tell myself I’m brave ages ago. I walked through a storm today and it TORE THE BREATH FRom my lungs and I only ever scream when I’m silent.
Zambia Travel Diary – Day 11
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2015.09.16 16.19  Lord, give me patience. I’m getting bad again. My head. My patience. My ability to deal with myself when it comes to control of creativity and the irritation of people that irritate me, I’m torn between believing the fault is not in them and not caring because I’m still annoyed.
16.53 I’ve written about this on this blog before, but a few years ago I realised that moving away from home probably wouldn’t make me sad. It escalated to the point where I thought not moving away from home would make me sad. Now it’s easier, travelling is better because obviously I’m not as focused on my family. But then comes the normality of it. Or not really normality I suppose, but when the amazing strangeness of travelling becomes everyday life. My mind falls back into my body, and I’m conflicted again. I spend more time being annoyed, or doubting myself. But I don’t think I’m the type of person that by force of restlessness never will be able to settle down. Maybe it’s just that I need the passionate friendships of youth, and to be more with people who grow with me, are the same size, look at me and see me.
21.30 I finished ‘I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings’ by Maya Angelou. It was amazing. It’s the first part of her autobiography, and I find it difficult to believe that a woman can have experienced all that in her early years, while I also understand that obviously that woman can become nothing less than extraordinary.
21.45 Sometimes I wonder what things humans would be if we didn’t die every night. I helped my brother with his english homework a few hours ago and while explaining the Swedish translation of ‘subconsciously’ the word suddenly lost all it’s meaning to me. You know the way words do sometimes, but I realised it only happens in night time. In the morning language is fresh. New. It grows old, like we do, both over spans of decades and periods of hours. It’s such an amazing thing, such a well thought out plan, to give us this rest so that during the day we can actually be awake and ride our roller coasters of up and down, because we forget anyway so why does it matter. (But some nights I walk above my mind, thread the thread binding awareness and hours, and sometimes I know, sometimes I almost know, before it slips away from me, forever, again and again.) (We’re not kids anymore and we don’t have the hope of a million more nights.)


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Crisis: "Liberté!", Stiglitz, CISA approved *2, Exit European Net Neutrality
1.
Hebdo and “Free Speech“
2. Joseph Stiglitz on the US economy and the TPP
3. Ahead of Senate Vote, Edward Snowden Speaks Out to
Stop CISA Surveillance Bill
4. 'Codifying' Government Surveillance, Senate Passes CISA
5.
This is a Nederlog of Wednesday, October 28nks, and this is also a far from happy crisis log: item 1 is about Glenn Greenwald on France and "Free Speech": that is impossible or very difficult in France, if one criticizes Israel;
item 2 is about Joseph Stiglitz, which is on the one hand quite good, but on
the other hand - for a Nobel Prize winning economist - quite slow and late;
item 3 is about Edward Snowden's opinions about CISA - "it is a surveillance bill" - and Evan Greer's opinions about the same: everyone voting for CISA is "v"; item 4 outlines the response of the USA's Senate: 3 out of 4 are for CISA; and item 5 is about a similar outcome in Europe: Europe's "politicians" sold off net neutrality.
So, this is a pretty sad day... the American Senate voted, 3 out of 4, for ", and I think that is right. I mean that they voted for it, not that they voted rightly. Similarly, the Europeans decided to give ip net neutrality.h“
 “free speech” marches were a “sham,” driven by many political sentiments — nativism, nationalism, anti-Muslim bigotry — that had nothing to do with free speech.
I say: Yes, of course - but I know most Europeans see it differently. Why? Mostly because most are neither very intelligent nor well informed, and they
have been taken in by the politicians they trust (which is indeed another reason
to doubt their intelligence or information).
The absurdity of France’ek’s decision from that nation’s“crime”:
I.
Here is more by Glenn Greenwald explaining why this is absolutely ridiculous
and completely anti-democratic:
Indeed, this is explained (in part) by the next item:
The next item is by Amy Goodman on Democracy Now!:
As presidential candidates spar over economic policies and Congress debates the TPP, one of the nation’s leading economists is calling for a comprehensive overhaul of the U.S. economhas just published a new book calledndeed, I will explain. First, here are the years I am referring to:
But then (3) might be given up for the viewpoint of the rich (say: as long as we rich profit, everything is OK), and the second point may be restated for the benefit of the rich few:
You take those CEOs getting 300 times the amount of the typical worker. When you’re taking the corporate income, giving so much to the top, obviously, you’re going to have less either to give to the people at the bottom or you’re going to have less to invest in the corporation. And actually, both of those are happening. So, weaker investment, more inequality, weaker wages, and then you get a vicious cycle going, so the economy isn’t performing as well as it should be.
Yes precisely - but this is not just economics, but also politics, and it was quite clear to me in 2008, as emerges from this picture:
Then there is this (Stiglitz talking):
Suddenly, around 1980, productivity continues to grow, but wages stagnate. This is really an unusual phenomenon. And that was one of the things that motivated writing the book. We said, "What’s going on?" And we said, what’s happened is, particularly in America, that we began to change the rules, rules of—labor rules, rules about the financial sector, rules about corporate governance, tax rules. You know, it wasn’t inevitable that you tax speculation at a lower rate than you tax people who are working for a living. That’s not inherent in a market economy. Actually, what we say is, this is a distortion of capitalism. This is a distortion of a market economy.
Yes, I mostly agree with the diagnosis (except for the "we": I, for one - and there are very many more - did no such things), but this started in 1980, when Stiglitz was an economist of 37. And now - 35 years later, when Stiglitz is 72 - there is "the book". I say. It is a bit slow.
And here is another partial disagreement: I do not think this is "a distortion of capitalism" (capitalism isn't moral), nor do I think that this is "a distortion of a market economy" (markets aren't moral either, and in any case both capitalism
and markets were far more severe on the poor and the workers in the 19th Century, as Stiglitz must know, also).
But OK - he may have been a slow learner, but the following is correctly seen:
Something similar holds for the other article, also by Amy Goodman, and also on Democracy Now!:
arns about the dangers of the TPP, the Trans-Pacific Partnership. "We know we’re going to need regulations to restrict the emissions of carbon," Stiglitz said. "But un"
Letting that be for the moment, there is this:
So Stiglitz has learned the same as I did... Stop CISA Surveillance Bill
The next article is by Nadia Prupis on Common Dreams:
Yes, indeed - but all "cybersecurity laws" (since 2005 or before!) were in fact laws meant to introduce this kind of cyberfascism: "Terrorism" was a mere pretext - the governments and most of the politicians always wanted to rule their populations; wanted to know everything about them; and wanted to be able to sift out anyone with ideas the government does not approve of, and disappear them to Guantánamo or some other "night and fog" punishment, such as rendition to a black site outside almost everyone's knowledge. [2]
I completely agree with Evan Greer, though I think myself that the majorities of politicians and governors never wanted frreedom of expression, longed for a world without true democracy, and a world without human rights, simply because each of these made it much easier and very much more powerful to be a politician or a governor. (Also, there are far fewer leading politicians, including govern- ments, than there were nobility under a monarchy.) [2]
US government’s t," the group added.
Note there is also this:
Yes, indeed. But America's senators, nearly all of whom are millionairs, betrayed the computer security engineers; betrayed the technology companies; betrayed the civil society organizations, and massively betrayed their constituents.
Why? Because they love an authoritarian government that knows absolutely everything about its, well ... "citizens", "residents", "inhabitants" or "slaves"?y
In a major setback for net neutrality, the European Parliament on Tuesday passed widely-maligned internet regulations without the amendments that rights groups said were crucial to protect free speech, democracy, and innovation online.
With the American Senate opening the doors to fascism, the sick and degenerate European "politicians" could not stay far behind:
[1] This is in fact freedom of speech, for I do not believe in an enlightened majority. (But I do allow myself some ironies.) One of the reasons I like Bill Maher is that he is explicit about the stupidity of the majority of the Americans (but this holds everywhere, not just in the USA) and about the dangers of religion, while he also claims these are the main problem there are. I agree (and I belong to the highly educated highly intelligent minority - and no, this was mostly not my doing nor my desert).
[2] "Night and fog" translates the German "Nacht und Nebel", which was a Gestapo technique that (rather like Guantánamo) consisted in disappearing people without a trace. Most were murdered, in and around Germany, in the first half of the 1940ies.
Incidentally, you may protest about my saying that most American politicians wanted this. I still think so, and here is my proof: I do not think that the 700 politicians that make up the American Congress - who certainly are rich, for the most part, and who must be among the most intelligent and most moral citizens that the USA can offer, from its 300 million+ citizens - can remain in the dark for 14 continuous years now. Therefore - it follows logically - the majority wanted what they voted for.


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BOARD TO CONSIDER CUTTING NUMBER OF NEW TEACHERS
School board member George Lisby plans to recommend, at tomorrow's school board meeting, cutting 26.5 elementary school teacher positionsrequested in the school superintendent's proposed 1991-1992 operating budget.
Harford School Superintendent Ray R. Keech then saidthe board's financial priority for the next school year would be hiring more elementary school teachers. In his proposed budget for next school year he has requested 98.5 new teaching positions aimed at reducing class sizes and accommodating expected enrollment growth.
Last week, acknowledging that available money probably can't match the rhetoric, Keech said, "It boils down to a matter of, if there's not enough money, how do you get to a bottom line?"
In January, Keech said hiring enough teachers to accommodate growth was essential. "For two years in a row, we've taken in an enormous amount of students with almost no new additional staff. We just can't do it three years in a row," he said.
At Southampton Middle School, for example, 39 students pack one sixth-grade class. And the situation may get worse in the fall, when an estimated 1,602 new students walk into elementary school classrooms, say school administrators.
Keech's budget request for 98.5 new elementary school teachers included six art teachers, 4.5 guidance teacher positions and eight teachers for programs for "at-risk" students.
Lisby didn't offer a particular reason for how he arrived at his recommendation to cut 26.5 positions. "To methat seems reasonable," he said.
At an average salary of about $32,000 for each new teacher, Lisby's proposal would cut approximately $840,000 from the 1991-1992 budget.
Lisby said he's "positive the board will respond" favorably to his suggestion.
Added Lisby, "The impact of cutting thesepositions would not be as great as if we had to release staff. It seems to me we haven't been able to purchase equipment in recent years,and it's time to look at other areas that need attention. We can't get it all."
Board member Percy Williams agreed that new teaching positions may have to be reduced in the proposed budget.
"The statelaw says that the superintendent takes the initiative in forming thebudget, and that's what he's done," Williams said.
"The board then forms the board's budget. That's what we're doing, but we aren't inany way going to jeopardize a good school system."
So far, the school board has made about $700,000 in cuts in Keech's proposed $153 million operating budget. Those cuts include $328,500 saved by deciding to contract four new school buses to private operators. Keech had proposed contracting for eight buses.
Keech's proposed 1991-1992 budget represents a 21 percent increase over the 1990-1991 school operating budget.
The board plans to adopt a proposed budget at tomorrow's regular meeting. It must submit a budget to the county executive by Feb. 18.


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Robert Evans, the Paramount Pictures executive who presided over a remarkable range of hits — notably “The Godfather,” “Chinatown,” “Rosemary’s Baby” and “Love Story” — and who, with his rakish and erratic personal style, embodied the remarkable rise, fall and return of a Hollywood player, died Oct. 26 at his home in Beverly Hills, Calif. He was 89.
An assistant, Michael Alfred, With his gravelly voice, large-framed designer glasses, perpetual tan and fondness for gold chains and suede jeans, Mr. Evans had a flair for showmanship that propelled his career in the 1960s and 1970s. He was long considered one of the savviest production chiefs in Hollywood, but cocaine abuse gradually derailed his career.
He pampered his stars, paid his writers generously and created — except for rare explosions with temperamental filmmakers — an atmosphere where the art of moviemaking seemed to matter more than the bottom line. But eventually the profits came.
As Paramount’s head of worldwide production from 1966 to 1975, he was credited with helping lift the company’s sagging fortunes with a staggering variety of popular and often critical hits.
They included “The Odd Couple” (1968), “Goodbye, Columbus” (1969), “True Grit” (1969), “Love Story” (1970), “The Conformist” (1970), “Serpico” (1973), “Paper Moon” (1973), “The Great Gatsby” (1974), “Death Wish” (1974), “The Longest Yard” (1974) and three celebrated Francis Ford Coppola dramas, “The Godfather” (1972), “The Godfather, Part II” (1974) and “The Conversation” (1974).
Mr. Evans and one of his lieutenants, Peter Bart, came to champion directors other studios wouldn’t hire — and who worked cheaply. Roman Polanski was considered a young wild card from Europe when he was entrusted with the adaptation of Ira Levin’s Gothic novel “Rosemary’s Baby.” The 1968 film made a movie star of Mia Farrow.
Hal Ashby had been working mostly as a film editor when Mr. Evans hired him to direct “Harold and Maude” (1971), a dark comedy about a suicidal young man (Bud Cort) and the life-affirming senior citizen and Holocaust survivor he befriends (Ruth Gordon). The film drew a devoted following over the years.
He often claimed to have no idea what a script was about but maintained that the right combination of talent (such as actor Jack Nicholson, director Polanski, writer Robert Towne) could make for a dazzling success (“Chinatown”).
Mr. Evans was a throwback to an earlier age in the movie capital, when the public and private lives of moguls such as Darryl F. Zanuck and Jack Warner could often be as compelling as the movies they made.
As a young man, Mr. Evans conveyed a sex appeal that won him many female admirers, several of whom happened to be the wives of influential men. Actress Norma Shearer, the widow of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer mogul Irving Thalberg, launched Mr. Evans’s brief but inauspicious career as a movie actor after spotting him poolside in 1956.
Yvette Bluhdorn, the French-born wife of industrialist Charles Bluhdorn, smoothed Mr. Evans’s path to running one of her husband’s smaller properties, Paramount Pictures.
Thus in 1966 Mr. Evans catapulted from obscurity to one of the most powerful jobs in Hollywood. At the time, American cinema was on the verge of an artistic renaissance. Influenced by adventurous European filmmakers such as Jean-Luc Godard, young directors including Coppola, Peter Bogdanovich and William Friedkin shrugged off convention in favor of grittier material and more experimental filmmaking.
Mr. Evans managed to both placate the money men at Gulf and Western, who wanted to sell Paramount because of its meager revenue, and impress Hollywood’s rambunctious talent.
More than the studio, Mr. Evans’s home in Beverly Hills served as his center of operations — where business leaders cavorted with starlets, Nicholson and Warren Beatty partied, and Henry Kissinger and Dustin Hoffman could be found on the tennis courts.
Mr. Evans was married seven times to a succession of models and actresses, including “Love Story” stare. His fifth marriage, to “Dynasty” actress Catherine Oxenberg, was annulled after nine days in 1998. Survivors include a son from his marriage to MacGraw, Josh Evans of Palm Springs, Calif.; a sister; and a grandson.
His marriages could seem like interruptions to Mr. Evans’s rollicking bachelor life, around which legends grew. It was reported in “Easy Riders, Raging Bulls” that when his housekeeper delivered his breakfast of black coffee and cheesecake in the morning, she included a note under a plate with the name of the woman sharing his bed, in case his memory needed jogging.
Mr. Evans stdrew headlines when Coppola’s 1984 film “The Cotton Club,” which Mr. Evans produced, was linked to a real-life kidnapping and murder case.
The ensuing court proceedings left Mr. Evans a Hollywood pariah. He returned to favor as the grand old man of the entertainment colony when his 1994 memoir, “The Kid Stays in the Picture,” became a bestseller. A documentary film, narrated by Mr. Evans, followed in 2002.
Capitalizing on the attention, Comedy Central aired a short-lived animated series based on Mr. Evans’s life. It was called “Kid Notorious.” In the cartoon, as in life, Mr. Evans had his English-accented butler, a starlet in his bed and an air of cheerful decadence.
Robert J. Shapera — the J “standing for nothing I knew of,” he once wrote — was born in New York on June 29, 1930. He described his father as a frustrated pianist who went to dental school and ran a practice in Harlem. He was 10 when his father changed his children’s last name to Evans, in tribute to their dying paternal grandmother, whose maiden name was Evan.
Mr. Evans managed to finish high school while chasing (and catching) Broadway showgirls and, by his 20s, had drifted into modeling menswear. He became a partner and salesman for the women’s clothing line Evan-Picone, which had been co-founded by his brother Charles.
Mr. Evans got the part, but his acting career was brief and forgettable. During filming of the 1957 ,” nearly everyone involved rebelled at the casting of Mr. Evans as Mexican bullfighter Pedro Romero.
By 1962, flush with cash from the sale of Evan-Picone to Revlon, Mr. Evans tried to make the leap to producer. One of his methods was to buy the screen rights to books before they were published; when they became bestsellers, Mr. Evans traded the rights for a chance to produce.
A New York Times profile of Mr. Evans by Peter Bart soon caught the attention of Charles Bluhdorn. It wasn’t long before Mr. Evans was running Paramount with his new friend and confidant, Bart, as his right-hand man.
Like all the studios, Paramount was at once stuck in the past — as symbolized by the musical “Paint Your Wagon,” a costly musical that tanked in 1969 — and trying to read the counterculture moment symbolized by the biker film “Easy Rider” (released the same year). And yet what saved the studio, and Mr. Evans, was a script that had been rejected all over town.
“Love Story,” a sappy melodrama written by Yale University classics professor Erich Segal, was the story of the doomed romance between two Ivy League lovers, a rich jock named Oliver Barrett IV and a working-class intellectual named Jennifer Cavilleri.
Mr. Evans threw himself into the making of the film, rejecting several scores before getting Francis Lai to pen the film’s Oscar-winning theme song. “Love Story,” which starred MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal, shocked the Hollywood establishment when it broke box-office records upon its release on Christmas Day 1970.
Mr. Evans turned next to “The Godfather.” Years earlier, for a pittance, he and Bart had optioned an unfinished potboiler called “Mafia” by an obscure author named Mario Puzo. Mob movies were not considered big draws, but when Puzo’s novel became a sudden bestseller, “The Godfather” was poised to become Paramount’s next big hit.
Making the film was a tumultuous experience for all involved. “Francis and I had a perfect record; we didn’t agree on anything — from editing to music to sound,” Mr. Evans later wrote of working with Coppola.
“The Godfather” (1972) and its sequel, “The Godfather: Part II” (1974), won multiple Oscars, helped launch the careers of Al Pacino, Diane Keaton and James Caan, and resurrected the mob movie genre.
But after “Chinatown,” Bluhdorn brought in Barry Diller to be the studio’s new production chief. Mr. Evans remained on the lot, producing films such as the lauded thriller “Marathon Man” (1976), starring Dustin Hoffman and Laurence Olivier. But other movies he produced — including “Black Sunday” (1977), about a terrorist attack at the Super Bowl, and Robert Altman’s live-action “Popeye” (1980) — were duds.
Directed by Coppola and set at a Harlem jazz club in the 1930s, “The Cotton Club” was widely panned. By that time, Radin had been found dead in a dry creek bed off a highway northwest of Los Angeles. He had been shot 13 times.
Ultimately, four people were convicted in Radin’s death, including Karen “Lanie” Greenberger, a former drug dealer and girlfriend of Mr. Evans who had introduced Radin to the producer. The impression that Mr. Evans was orbiting an underworld of drugs and murder-for-hire made him a persona non grata for years.
Eventually, Mr. Evans returned to Paramount. The movies he produced — including “Sliver” (1993), “The Saint” (1997) and “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003) — were on a far more modest scale than his earlier work, but he remained full of the bravado that defined his heyday.


WILMINGTON – Just a few months after calling off its proposed sale to Delle Donne & Associates, DuPont has announced that it will sell its laboratories at its Chestnut Run headquarters to Pennsylvania-based developer MRA Group.
The privately held, regional real estate firm announced Tue800,000 square feet in about 13 laboratories for redevelopment into “Delaware’s premier innovation destination.” Terms of the sale weren’t disclosed.
DuPont will continue to host its headquarter offices on the northern edge of the property a few miles west of downtown Wilmington. It will also lease several lab buildings back from MRA Group following the conclusfter a due diligence period.
“After careful review, we are pleased to select MRA Group as the right strategic partner with the best vision and plan to redevelop the Chestnut Run Lab space for entrepreneurial and science-based innovation,” said Jay Valvoat DuPont, in a statement announcing the sale.
In September, the COVID-19 pandemic appeared to have killed the deal between DuPont and Wilmington-based Delle Donne & Associates that was announced a year ago. The new deal virtually mirrors that left on the table, with DuPont always seeking to stay at  in 2019.
Then as now, the advanced materials company maintains that it looks “forward to ces in Wilmington and the surrounding New Castle County.” DuPont spokesman Dan Turner confirmed that layoffs are not expected in conjunction with the campus’s sale and that the company will consolidate its lab teams to the leased facilities afterward.
MRA Group’s initial redevelopment plan envisions a multi-tenant, life science, chemistry, technology, and advanced materials campus at Chestnut Run. The 29-year-old firm has already built several such technology-focused campuses in and around Philadelphia, having converted an old AT&T/Bell Laboratory site into TEK Park and a former Rohm & Haas/Dow Chemical research and development site into Spring House Innovation Park.
MRA Group Executive Vice President Mike Wojewodka told Delaware Business Times that his firm is known for its adaptive reuse strategy, which tries to save as much of an existing structure and campus as possible while renovating it for a new, modern use. That strategy can also save time on redevelopment.
With Delaware facing a shortage of lab space for growing middle-stage startups and more mature companies, Wojewodka sees Chestnut Run as an obvious solution to building out the needed inventory. MRA would look to market the site to those companies to get a mix of sizes on the campus, which would still be anchored by neighboring multinational DuPont – a potential selling point for companies still looking to raise capital.
“We’ve been successful in creating those environments with a few other projects so we’re optimistic enough to think we can do it again,” said Wojewodka, who noted the firm wanted to move quicklywelcomed the opportunity to work with MRA Group.
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Fake Bake is the holy grail of self-tanning and James Harknett has been working alongside the Fake Bake team to launch the first ever at home 3D tanning kit. This fantastic contour kit has everything you need to give yourself  the perfect summer glow all year round.  Use the streak free airbrush spray along with the flawless tanning serum to create the perfect look that’s guaranteed to turn heads. Treat that special someone to a flawless all over tan without the hassle of visiting a salon!  You can buy this luxury tanning kit at fakebakebeauty.co.uk
Zoella Beauty – Sweet Inspirations Collection
Over the last few years, Zoe Sugg aka Zoella, has gone from showing us her shopping hauls on her YouTube channel, to bringing out her own line of popular beauty products. With over 10 Million fans on YouTube alone, Zoella has become a real inspiration to many beauty lovers worldwide. We were all very excited when Zoe brought out her second range of products and we couldn’t wait to get our hands on these goodies! The packaging alone is stunning and the smells are absolutely heavenly! This popular range would make the perfect pamper gifts. You can find the items in the image plus lots more at www.superdrug.com They even have a 3 for 2 offer on at the moment so be quick!
These magical bottles look beautiful in the home or garden. With a string of LED lights inside, these magnificent bottles give an enchanting soft glow mimicking real fireflies. The bottles also have a piece of rustic twine attached that holds a wooden heart. The paint on these bottles is specked allowing a mesmerizing light effect to shine through. The Letteroom have a huge collection of unique gifts, but this one has got to be one of our favourites! You can buy this magical bottle in many colours at  www.theletteroom.com
If the man in your life loves to read, then this is the gift for him! Not only is this e-reader amazing quality, but since giving this to my hubby, we have so much more space. My husband has always been a bit of a hoarder when it comes to books. He still refuses to part with some of them, but they are boxed up in the attic and he has all his favourites on this handy 6″ device. Another great feature is the night reading option. I am no longer kept awake with the bedside lamp on. The kobo has fantastic adjustable brightness and an anti-glare screen so you can read in the garden on a sunny day without squinting to see the words on the screen. You can buy this amazing e-reader at www.argos.co.uk
Yankee Candle – Men’s Range
We all love a good Yankee Candle and even my partner admits he loves the different scents they make. The men’s range is no exception. This hair tonic scent is soooo good! It’s a real manly musky smell that kind of reminds me of going to the barber’s with my dad when I was little. Everyone who has come to visit us has raved about the fantastic smell as soon as they walk in the door. This has got to be one of my new Yankee favourites. You can buy this candle and others from the new men’s range at www.yankeecandle.co.uk
This amazing toning belt is the latest innovation in abdominal toning. The revolutionary toning belt is the only smart device that actively tones your abs and tracks your progress all from an easy to use mobile app. You can really feel this belt working and even after you have finished using it, you honestly feels like you’ve just done a 100 sit-ups! This is a perfect gift for men who love to keep fit and look great. You can buy the new Slendertone Connect at www.slendertone.com
Both our children have grown up using Leapfrog products. Not only are they really educational, but they are also super fun and keep the kids entertained for hours. With the UK weather being very unpredictable, this tablet is perfect for rainy day fun. The internet can be a scary place for our kids and you can never be too careful. The Leap pad 3 easily connects to wifi and offers 100% kid-safe web. With over 500 games available, there is something for every age between 3-9. With a huge 4GB of memory, your child can snap thousands of photos and videos using the 2mp camera attached. You can buy this popular Leap pad at most high street toy stores or online at www.toysrus.co.uk
The Lion Guard Leap ‘n’ Roar Kion
The Lion Guard is a new kids television series developed by Ford Riley based on Disney’s 1994 film The Lion King. I have to admit, I was actually quite excited to watch this myself as it’s been quite a few years since the films. After a few episodes, my four-year-old son was hooked and he now dances around the house singing the theme tune. I can see this series becoming very popular. After a quick search online, I came across this fantastic Lion Guard Leap ‘n’ Roar toy and had to buy it for my son’s birthday.
This fantastic toy has many interactive features. Wave your hand in front of Kion’s nose to trigger his raging roar or push down on his rear legs to see him leap into action! You can buy this fun toy at www.smythstoys.com
As I was browsing the internet for things to buy my Niece, I came across this Personalised Baby Terramundi Money Pot I love anything sentimental and I have kept nearly everything from when my two were babies. The gifts on i just love it can be personalised with any name to make them extra special.
I love the fact that you can’t open these pots. You wait until it’s full and then smash it open. My brother came up with the idea of adding to the pot until my niece’s 18th birthday and then letting her smash open. These beautiful pots hold up to £200 in silver coins and they come in four different designs.
I highly recommend checking out all the other beautiful baby gifts they offer over at www.ijustloveit.co.uk
These stunning bracelets are perfect for an 18th birthday present. With real 925 silver, these quality pieces are absolutely beautiful. Hitting 18 quite a big thing so why not mark the occasion with one of these cute bracelets they can treasure forever. With prices that start from just £19, it’s hard not to want more of the gorgeous items from Dollie. You can buy the Dollie jewellery from a high-street jeweller near you or they will be available online at dolliejewellery.com very soon!
Many teens love to experiment with makeup and the best way to get that perfect finish is to use brushes! The Real Techniques Cheek and Lip Set comes with an exclusive Cheek Brush and these are what are classed as finishing brushes. I love the vibrant pink colour of these brushes and as always, they are top quality and so soft. Real Techniques are unlike any other makeup brush I have ever tried and this limited edition set is no exception.  You can buy this stunning set HERE
My nephew has enjoyed skating since he was a child and still loves to visit our local skate park at the age of 17. He now teaches our son all the tricks he’s learnt over the years and it’s a fantastic way for them to spend time together. Tony Hawk has got to be one of the best brands when it comes to skateboards. The website www.skates.co.uk has a huge collection of fantastic quality boards and other skating equipment.
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Both the Aviator AviatoHighlander199 more horsepower (494 vs. 295) and 367 lbs.-ft. more torque (630 vs. 263) than the Highlander’s 3.5 DOHC V6.
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GEELONG is on the verge of re-signing exciting youngsters Nakia Cockatoo and Brandan Parfitt until the end of 2019.
"Nakia and Brandan both love it down at Geelong, so there were no issues about them re-signing with the club."
One of Geelong's quickest players, 186cm Cockatoo is an explosive line-breaker who has spent most of his 29 AFL games in attack, but is expected to eventually graduate into the midfield.
The 20-year-old has played eight games this season – the three matches he missed were due to hand and hamstring injuries – and kicked six goals, while averaging four tackles a match.
Parfitt, 18, quickly made an impression at Geelong last summer and earned a round one debut against Fremantle.
The small forward held his spot for the first six rounds before suffering a hamstring injury against Collingwood that is expected to sideline him for another 5-7 weeks.
Parfitt's class and composure ensured he looked at home at senior level, with his outstanding performance against Melbourne (23 possessions, one goal, two goal assists and five tackles) rewarded with the round three NAB AFL Rising Star nomination.


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Pepsi showed young people motorcycling, skiing, surfboarding, flirting. The product itself was barely described except as the choice of "livelier, active people," with "the young view of things." The campaign's tagline: "Come alive! You're in the Pepsi generation!"
Lifestyle marketing to successive generations has only become more sophisticated. But while chasing today's youth, brands too often forget that baby boomers still have a lifestyle. In fact, they're the same people today as when they were teenagers, only older. That makes them experts on youth and where it leads.
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Juglone (5-hydroxy-1,4-naphthalenedione) is a naturally occurring naphthoquinone derivative that has been known for more than a century. In 1905, French scientists M. Brissemoret and R. Combes reported that juglone exists in the green portions of walnut trees (leaves, stems, and husks). Their report cites articles from 1884. In 1887, German chemists August Bernthsen and August Semper described juglone’s structure and its synthesis from naphthalene.
Juglone is found in many species of the walnut family (Juglandaceae), particularly in eastern American black walnut (Juglans nigra). The compound serves as a defense mechanism against surrounding plants: It can stunt their growth, a process known as allelopathy. Since its discovery, juglone has occasionally been used as an herbicide and an anthelmintic (a group of antiparasitic drugs). It is also ichthyotoxic, and some cultures catch fish by throwing walnut husks into the water.
Juglone is more frequently used as a dye. In its pure form, it has a yellow color; but when it is exposed to oxygen, it turns orange, red, or, mainly, brown. As a dye, it is known as C.I. Natural Brown 7, a classification of the database Colour Index International. It is used to dye fabrics, cosmetics, and even foods, despite its properties listed in the hazard information table. It is chemically related to henna.
To learn how the naphthalene-like structure of juglone is biosynthesized, read the 2018 Horticulture Research article by Joshua R. Widhalm and co-workers at Purdue University.
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Bromonitromethane2 (BrCH2NO2), a C1 molecule with two functional groups, has been known since 1915. It is a versatile reagent that is used to synthesize nitrogen heterocycles, nitrocyclopropanes, and enantiopure amines, amides, and peptides. Recently, BrCH2NO2 has been in short supply, compelling Jeffrey N. Johns) to develop a large-scale synthesis of the reagent. They optimized existing methods to create a concise procedure in which nitromethane is treated with aqueous sodium hydroxide and sodium bromide, followed by bromine addition, to produce BrCH2NO2 in >70% yield with minimal formation of the dibromonitromethane side product.


Here's the thing about branding - you can definitely feel trapped by the message you create. So what has to happen if you decide to build something new or create another, ancillary product, service or expertise? To begin with, you have to change your verbiage to embrace everything new. That means your elevator pitch, your mission statement, your white pages and most of all, your website.
Having a clear language around who you are and what you do (now, with the new pieces falling into place) is a non-negotiable. As a Brand Strategist, I have worked with many clients who pour tons of money into poorly branded shifts in their business -- only to have to come back and do it over later -- sometimes more than once.


Q: Flask Restful add resource parameters I am looking to pass an object instance as a parameter into a Flask-RESTfull Resource.
api.add_resource(views.ApiPage, "/api/my/end/point/")
Then in views.py I have the resource set up as follows:
class ApiPage(Resource):
pass your object in the add_resource method and use it in the resource init method
and in your class init
       self.my_bar= kwargs['my_bar']
                 resource_class_kwargs={'bar': my_bar})
So in your case I guess the code would be something like
    def __init__(self, bar=None)
        self.__my_bar=bar
A: Given the documentation such thing can not be done at this level. One way to circumvent this issue would be to put the initialisation of Bar inside another module, then fetch the instance through an import in your views module.


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Q: How to effectively use the self-documenting system of Emacs? I am a newbie on Emacs. I was going to learn how to close a buffer, so I typed M-x apropos-documentation RET close buffer. Then I got a lot of useless information.
Or the self-documenting system is useless compared to Google in the modern day?
Another benefit of the tutorial is that you'll get a quick overview of Emacs' idiosyncratic terminology. For example, the word 'kill' is used as a near-synonym for 'delete'. Searching for 'kill buffer' with apropos would likely have answered your question.
A: You are better off with Google until you know the terminology and maybe even after that. I've used the emacs documentation system a lot, but mainly for looking up something which I already knew about, or something for which I already knew the exact terminology.
Any of the following would have found you the answer fairly quickly, even without knowing the "kill" term.
(occur is a bit more advanced, but C-s would work too)
A: First of all, just because you did not understand the information, it does not mean that it is useless.
A: Get aquainted with th C-h chords [1]:
C-h a        command-apropos      What commands work like this...?
C-h c        describe-key-briefly What command does this key sequence do?
C-h b        describe-bindings    What are the key bindings for this buffer?
C-h k        describe-key         What command does this sequence do?
C-h l        view-lossage         What are the last 100 characters typed?
C-h w        where-is             What is the key binding for this?
C-h f        describe-function    What does this function do?
C-h v        describe-variable    What is this variable?
C-h o        describe-symbol      What is this symbol? (function, variable or face)
C-h m        describe-mode        Tell me about this mode.
C-h s        describe-syntax      What is the syntax table for this buffer?
Although they wouldn't have helped with the particular query you were after, they come in handy very often.  As for apropos, give up.  Use Google and the Emacs Wiki instead.
A: I wrote an extensive tutorial on learning Emacs via its built-in help and elisp source code: http://david.rothlis.net/emacs/howtolearn.html
Several people have found it very useful.
The self-documenting nature of Emacs is amazing (once you learn your way around).
 emacs-index-search
 elisp-index-search


Ironman Melbourne 2013 – The one that got away!
It was quite a juggle throughout the prep with many big things happening, including travel with work, getting married!
Trying to put that behind us, I travelled to Melbourne and it was great to catch up with good friends Eneko Llanos and Ruth, who I hadn't seen since last European summer. He was in great shape and we all saw that in the race with a stellar effort. It was also great to see the other AP10 athletes looking so fit and ready, Jon who hadn't raced for 3 years with injuries, Domenica who had lost over 70kg to get to the start line of ironman (yes 70ks's!), David and Ed who both were ready to go after great prep's!
Leading into the race I felt great. Race morning threw a couple of obstacles with the change of swim, but that is life and you have to continually adjust and be flexible when racing, especially in an Ironman. In training there are often days when the weather is not perfect and it is easy to use this as an excuse. But I think it is vital to train in all conditions (unless dangerous), as learning how to adjust to all elements is as much a part of training as the physical adaption. Sure, it was pretty rough in the swim, but no worse than we have had most Thursday nights when open water swimming, so in the end it was quite fun!
Heading out of town we had a solid head wind, again we had had plenty of this during summer training!
For some it was hard to break up groups with the sort of numbers that headed out on the first lap. However, (my constant gripe) – on the second lap there were several groups of athletes, as there often are, at the front of the field blatantly cheating. Near me there were 7 or 8 people all rolling turns and sitting no more than 20cm from each others wheels, constantly looking behind for officials. Unfortunately there were very few officials on the second lap for some reason. While on race day I ignored this as I tried to stay 100% focused on myself, this sort of action is no better in my eyes than any other forms of cheating, all of which are much more frowned upon. Drafting, especially as closely as this gives you a MASSIVE advantage. I wish it wasn't a part racing, but it so often is…
Sport and especially Ironman triathlon is not always beer and skittles, in fact there is not much pretty about it. There are plenty of tough times and this was definitely one of those, if not the most disappointing races I have had, mostly because of the amount of work that went in and that I missed the opportunity. I also have a left foot that I injured in the first 5km of the run, (was like a knife throughout) which is badly bruised and I have also torn some muscle off of the bone. As a result I won't be racing Port Mac Ironman, as I still can't get a cycle shoe on, never mind run!
But, I now have more fire in my belly than ever before. Having learnt another few valuable lessons I have registered for the race next year and will be ready. Really ready!


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What makes a religion legit?
Is Scientology a legit religion?Why or why not?
Do I believe it to be true?Not much. Do I feel I know better than the other guy who does think it true?
People / followers make it a legit religion. The Moonies are legit religion too. All they have to do is follow the rules. As for what they believe?who are we to judge?
I'll grant that religious beliefs can be considered rather subjective....
Or pick apart our Holy texts. If you subscribe to the believe that texts can be 'Holy' and that there's such as thing as the supernatural guidance of writing: Mark 16:9–20 is a forgery, Deuteronomy is a forgery, a pile of the Letters to the Epistle are dubious pseudepigraphies, the Book of Mormon ...no comment ...
I only make that *legally* stipulation because Scientology is a cult that victimizes many of its followers. Countries should definitely not grant Scientology organizations the rights that are given to other religions (even though I believe all special rights should be rescinded for religions ...
Is ...a legit religion?Why or why not?
Far far from 10 million....
No, I didn't answer the question. If Scientology isn't a legit religion based on its shady background, why are any religions legit?Why is Mormonism legit?


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'm so happy to see all the Obama haters talk about him.
I find it fascinating that all the Hillary supporters are belittling the Kennedys' endorsements. Sour grapes comes right to mind. Do you not know that Hillary and Edwards have both been begging for Ted Kennedy's endorsement? Do you not know what goes on in your own candidate's campaign? So far as speaking for the Latino/a vote, wait a minute. Not all Latinas are Hillary supporters by a LONG shot.
You democrats are pretty funny. If Kennedy had endorsed Hillary all the Hillary fans would be Yipping and Yaying just like the Obama fans are doing now. It is very transparent but it sure is funny to watch.
By the way, if you're voting for Hillary just because she's a woman you're not very bright. That's just like voting for George Bush because he has religion or voting for Obama for no other reason than the color of his skin. None of those things matter when it comes to making decisions about the economy, fixing immigration, or addressing the failed "No Child Left Behind" program. Being a woman does not automatically give a person some special insight to those issues. Neither does being a person of color or a person with strong religious beliefs. I'm not electing a nurse maid. I'm electing a president.
EXPERIENCE, PLEASE. I'VE HEARD THIS SO MUCH THAT IT MAKES ME SICK. I SEE OUR COUNTRY BEING RUN NOW BY SOMEONE WHO RAN THE GOV. OF TEXAS. HE DID A LOUSY JOB AS GOV. HERE IN TEXAS. I'M ORGINALLY FROM NEW YORK. HE DID NOTHING FOR THE ECONOMY HERE AT ALL. HE GOT VOTED IN FOR 8 YEARS. ANYONE ELSE CAN'T MESS UP OR DIVIDE THIS COUNTRY ANYMORE THAN WHAT IT IS. RICH GETTING RICHER, POOR GETTING POORER. I KNOW, I JUST GOT LAYED OFF, NOW ON UNEMPLOYMENT. WE NEED A NEW WASHINGTON.
Endorsements don’t make much of a difference for the most part but with the race as tight as it is every little bit helps. The main significance of these government positioned endorsements is that it shows that the Democratic Party, which was largely for Clinton at the beginning of her campaign, is starting to lean towards Obama since she is no longer a sure win.
The basic problem I have is, that while we can make mistakes and apologize, and truly mean it, and should be exalted and given forgiveness. We should note that in the position of President, we often cannot afford to make mistakes the first time, because there is often NO second chance. When I saw Barack Obama's speech after voting against the war in Iraq and his ability to forsee what the results of the war would be, I realized that he had the insight necessary to avoid making those critical errors of judgement that could destroy our country.
I hope that these words do not fall on deaf ears. I also hope that those who read understand that I respect them as much as I would my brothers and sisters.
What is wrong with wanting something different and hoping for change. There are only two qualifications for you to be president in this country. A natural citizen and being 35 or older. You do not ever have to hold public office in order to run for the White house. With that being said Ms. Clinton sold called experience is highly over-rated. Ask the New Yorkers that are being priced out of the neighborhoods they have been living in all their lives so BIG development can put condos only the rich can afford. I don't see her saving people homes and trying to keep neighborhoods in tact for the state that she represent.
I support Obama and my vote is final. No one can change my vote and I will not be changing my vote. All of you are entitled to your opinion no matter how ignorant it is. I did not know so many uneducated people were on these blogs until I read some of these comments wrote on this wall are "Natural Born Haters". Everyone should be happy that change is on the way and this dis-honest government system is heading out of the way!!! I am so sick of hearing negative things about our country & society ( even though it is true). Everyone needs to but Jesus into their life (that statement is for the world) and Obama needs to be elected as our President of the United States!!!! GO OBAMA!!!! PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS HATE BUT KNOW THAT GOD IS GREAT AND HE WILL SEE US THROUGH!!!! CHANGE IN ON THE WAY!!!! HALLELUJAH!!!
Oh yeah... I sure would want a washed up hasbeen of a political hack supporting me. We need a change??? After 30 years of being in your position you are saying we need a change? Where was the change 20 years ago? I love the Kennedys but come on....... Teddy's time has come and gone and his influence is not what his brothers were. I am not sure I would want the Kennedy curse following me around Obama. The fact is .. having a person like Ted Kennedy endorse me for office would be sucide. He needs to go cover up more of his family messes than put his mouth out there for us to read. And Caroline.......... where were all the endorsements from these last few years? Oh... that's right... you brother was the one who knew what he was talking about. Now, I do miss his opinion and his style. Democrates and Republicans alike do not have to worry by having Teddy endorse someone.
Well, the only thing that has inspired Ted Kennedy for the last twenty years is Jack Daniel's. So I take his advice with a grain of salt.
This country needs a lot more than pretty speeches about HOPE and CHANGE. We need someone who is able to make these changes a reality. Obama isn't talking about how he will be able to make these changes. He talks about bringing disagreeing factors together, but he doesn't say how he will do it.
My two old tomcats fight a lot, and I HOPE I can CHANGE them but so far I haven't had any luck. And while I try to bring them together peacefully, it is a lot easier talking about it than getting it done.
Everyone thinks Hill has this . But no watch and wait . This is not over until this summer . Barack will take this and with it , In the summer . OHIO yet not voted on Feb 5th . The rest will vote March and April .
Not over for Barack Hill And Ahhhh Bill people .
I did. Obama won me over.


I use the quotations because the markets are always at another one of those "critical" junctures, and I just laugh to myself as I wonder at how critical can "critical" be. But maybe this juncture is more critical than others because after multiple bubbles and tremendous wealth destruction, analysts are once again pounding the table that the "mother of all bull markets" lies ahead, and investors, who have been burned for 10 years running, are being asked to come to the party. Again!
But this party is fraught with all sorts of problems, and the least of which is the big disconnect between the fundamentals, which are improving, and the 50% rally from the March, 2009 bottom. The point here isn't to argue that such a move is justified or not, but to suggest that most investors remain wary of Wall Street and all it represents. After 10 years of losses, Wall Street doesn't work for most people. Like the bailouts, Wall Street has become and is seen for the privileged few.
Simply put, Wall Street isn't trusted. And why should Main Street trust Wall Street? After all, it isn't like their interests are actually aligned. After years of losses, why would the retail investor trust Wall Street? After being unable to foresee the largest financial disaster of our generation, why would the retail investor trust Wall Street? Wall Street is being blamed for the crisis, yet Wall Street was the first to benefit from government handouts. Once again, why should Main Street trust Wall Street to get it right?
However, this rally and its continuation is more critical for the punditry. Their credibility, which is rightfully very low, is at stake like never before.


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That was my day. I should probably drift off into some kind of crazy fantasy story about doing something amazing, but I'm just not that interesting!