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Sutton Virtual School understands that the needs of the young people that we support are unique and that sometimes the transition into further education, employment and training can be a confusing and daunting change, which can sometimes lead to them becoming NEET (not in Education, Employment or Training).

Sutton Virtual school seeks to recognise at an early stage those at risk of becoming NEET to ensure preventative measures can be put in place and provide support strategies for those who are already NEET. We work collaboratively with a number of organisations who provide a range of services, such as training providers, colleges and charities to ensure that our young people have the opportunity to develop their skills, knowledge and work experience, so that they feel motivated about their futures and journeys into adulthood.

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Sutton Virtual School Case Managers will create a plan of support with young people and their carers to ensure that they are involved in the process of finding training, employment or education relevant to their interests.

This academic year Sutton Virtual School will collaborate with Project 4 Youth Empowerment to produce online zoom sessions to support our NEET young people, covering a range of topics including – increasing motivation, developing talents and raising aspirations. We will also be speaking to NEET and previously NEET young people as well as professionals that support NEET young people on Cognus’ podcast – Education Untapped.

Our latest events and information about opportunities for NEET young people will also be included on our website and within ‘Virtual Voice’ our termly newsletter.

Look Out for Our Podcast on NEET Young People!

We had the pleasure of recording our Education Untapped Podcast about young people not in education, employment and training (NEET) with a Sutton Care Leaver, who shared her journey as to how she successfully overcame being NEET. We are sure that you will be inspired! We would like to thank Joseph from Project 4 Youth Empowerment and Caroline from Sutton Integrated Youth Services who shared information about the support that they offer to young people as well as offering additional insights into the ways in which carers and professionals can guide and motivate NEET young people. The Education Untapped podcast now has over 200 listeners worldwide.  Please search for Education Untapped on any good podcast player app or listen here.


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2 euro – Winter Olympics in Turin 2006

Series: Italy – Commemorative 2 euro coins

An image of a skier, a dynamic, curvilinear figure, is in the centre of the coin. Above him are the words ‘GIOCHI INVERNALI’ and to his left the location of the Winter Games is marked by the word ‘TORINO’ and an image of Turin’s landmark Mole Antonelliana building. The monogram of the Italian Republic ‘RI’ and the mintmark ‘R’ are also to the skier’s left. The year of issue, 2006, and the initials of the designer ‘MCC’ (Maria Carmela Colaneri) are shown to his right. The 12 stars of the European Union encircle the design.

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At Cole's Service Center, we take (what some may call) an old-fashioned approach to auto repair and customer service. At the same time, we stay on top of the latest in automotive technology, ensuring we’re well-qualified to take care of your Chrysler vehicle. We work on all Chrysler makes and models, including the 200, 300, Pacifica, and Town & Country. We also service and repair older models, like the Aspen, Cirrus, Concorde, Crossfire, LeBaron, New Yorker, PT Cruiser, and Sebring.

Cole's Service Center in Vancleave, MS, we make it our priority to keep your Chrysler running safely and efficiently with regular service, repair and maintenance. Automotive maintenance is important to keeping your Chrysler running in top condition and lasting long into the future. We provide 10 – point inspections for your Chrysler with any service which helps limit the amount of repairs needed on your vehicle.

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3 College Application Mistakes You're Likely Making

Before you submit your college applications, you need to make sure they're as perfect as can be. Here are three mistakes you may be making on your college apps.

There’s a lot to do as you complete your high school education. After a while, it gets stressful for students to narrow down a list of favorite colleges based on interests and majors, apply to colleges, and prepare for standardized tests. If that’s not enough, it’s also essential to be careful when filling out your college applications. A minor error or silly mistake may disrupt your opportunity to get into your dream college.

Ultimately, there’s no one path to getting admitted to a particular school; similarly, there’s no single reason applicants get rejected. It’s usually due to various factors, not all of which are in the applicant’s hands. But little mistakes can be easily avoided by planning and being mindful of the information you’re giving to the admission committee. These three common mistakes or “red flags” might get your application rejected if you aren’t careful.

1. Not mentioning necessary personal details

One of the most common college application mistakes is not providing context, which is vital during the admission process. For example, applicants from low socioeconomic backgrounds or first-generation students have different measuring criteria than more affluent applicants because the latter has had more opportunities for personal and academic growth and exploration. But context is much more than socioeconomic situation alone. A student might have a learning difference or physical handicap, or their parents may have an addiction problem that’s majorly affected the student’s life. If you’re an ethnic minority in the applicant pool for the college you’re applying to, that’s your context.

Understand and reflect on your situation by trying to see it from an objective perspective: Who is your community? What kind of home life do you have? Then let colleges know without any hesitation. Help the admission committee imagine you in your context, in as whole a way as possible. Applicants who leave out their crucial personal backstory often lose in the college admission game.

Related: How to Stand Out in Your College Applications

2. Lack of vision and self-confidence

One thing that could get your application rejected pretty quickly is saying something vague like you want to study at a specific college to get a good job upon graduation. Not everyone is destined to become an astronaut, a Nobel Prize–winning author, or the next US president, of course, but you definitely won’t get there without the vision and self-confidence to reach your full potential and achieve something. Remember, schools read applications contextually—for students going to a premier college, getting a high-paying, white-collar job is an ambitious but common goal. The admission committee knows this and will adjust their thinking accordingly. It’s easier to admit someone who has a compelling and distinct vision for their future, so try sharing something unique in your application. This will impress the admission committee and show them you’ll do something great with your education.

3. You are what you do, so participate!

Many students assume that perfect grades and SAT scores will get them into the top US colleges, but please get out of this thinking. What you do outside of the formal classroom—your extracurricular activities—is crucial to separating qualified applicants from truly desirable ones. So remember to fill out your activities list! Mention the year(s) of participation, calculate the number of hours per week, and tell the school your role in each activity, especially if you were a leader. And don’t leave out something important to you because you think the admission committee doesn’t care about your composting hobby—that’s a unique and interesting commitment. Finally, don’t just submit a résumé instead of completing the activities list in your application.

Related: Extracurricular Activities in the College Admission Process

It’s important to remember that a college rejection usually isn’t your fault. There are many institutional priorities at play, such as a college looking for students from a specific geographic area, demographic group, or academic area of interest. Don’t blame a rejection on yourself or something you were lacking, because sometimes there’s nothing you can do about it. You should, however, avoid the mistakes on this list at all costs to ensure you submitted the best application possible.

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Graduate Admission Prerequisites:

The Hydrology, Water Resources & Environmental Fluid Mechanics (HWR&EFM) group wants to ensure that graduate applicants are well-prepared for their graduate coursework. Therefore, we have identified a set of required courses. Students who have a Civil Engineering or related degree will most likely have taken these courses already.

Students coming in with different backgrounds may not have had all these courses. However, these students may still be admitted to graduate school but will need to make up these requirements, termed 'deficiencies' on their offer letter. Students can either take the courses at their local institutions before arriving at CU, or complete them within their first several semesters during graduate study.

Below is the list of specific courses identified by the HWR&EFM group, with CU Boulder equivalent course numbers listed.

  • Calculus 1 APPM 1350
  • Calculus 2 APPM 1360
  • Calculus 3 APPM 2350
  • Diff Eq/Lin Alg APPM 2360
  • Physics PHYS 1110
  • Physics PHYS 1120
  • Physics PHYS 1140
  • Fluid Mechanics CVEN 3313

Master of Science

Most prospective students who do not already have an M.S. degree will apply into the M.S. Degree Program. Students without an M.S. who wish to apply directly to the Ph.D. program may do so, but are advised to consult with the faculty HWR&EFM representative first. Students who are admitted to the M.S. program can later apply to the Ph.D. degree program through a relatively informal application process.

M.S. Degree Plan

M.S. students in the Hydrology, Water Resources & Environmental Fluid Mechanics program can opt for one of several degree plans as prescribed by Departmental rules. The Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering Department offers two types of Master of Science degrees, Plan I and Plan II. Plan I includes a written thesis, with reduced coursework. Plans II(a) and II(b) focus on coursework with the option of including up to two semesters of independent study.

  • Plan I (Thesis Option):
    This degree requires 24 hours of course credits and 6 hours of thesis credits. Usually, this translates into 8 courses (most courses are worth 3 credits), and research leading to a Master of Science thesis. Plan I degrees can only be pursued under the direct supervision of a research advisor, and students must formally defend the thesis. This option gives the student experience in the research process including writing and potentially publishing a research paper.
  • Plan IIa (Coursework Option):
    This degree requires a total of 30 credits. The thirty credits may be obtained by taking ten three-credit courses. This plan typically offers a potentially faster route to an M.S. degree with a wider variety of coursework.
  • Plan IIb (Report Option):
    This degree also requires 30 credits, but up to 6 credits of independent study may be included towards the 30-credit requirement. An independent study usually includes research leading to a report (a "mini-thesis") completed under the guidance of a faculty member. This degree plan is the least common of the three.

Doing research for a Master of Science thesis or independent study may not be possible for all students admitted to the program. If you are interested in doing a thesis or independent study, you should do a number of things: (1) get to know the faculty in the program, (2) do well in your classes, and (3) express your enthusiasm for doing research with faculty whose research areas interest you. While it is rare for incoming Master's students to be offered research assistantships, most M.S. students who are interested in doing research are able to associate themselves with some kind of paid research project during their time here.

M.S. Course Requirements

All M.S. students, regardless of degree plan, are subject to the following coursework requirements. We sometimes make exceptions to these requirements when a student's research or interests would benefit. All exceptions must be approved in writing by the student's academic advisor. Courses in which a student receives a C+ grade or below may not be counted towards a degree plan. More details on course requirements and availability can be found on the student advising guide document.

Analytical Skills (6 credits)
CVEN 5537: Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering
CVEN 5454: Statistical Methods in Civil Engineering

Core Content (9 credits)
CVEN 5313: Environmental Fluid Mechanics
CVEN 5333: Physical Hydrology
CVEN 5353: Groundwater Hydrology

Modeling Skills (3 credits)
The following courses can be used towards this requirement:
CVEN 5343: Transport and Dispersion in Surface Water
CVEN 5363: Modeling of Hydrologic Systems
CVEN 5383: Groundwater Modeling
CVEN 6383: Flow and Transport through Porous Media

Advanced Skills (3 credits)
One CVEN 6000-level course, or an advisor-approved 5000-level course from outside the CEAE Department.

Electives (9 credits, must be approved by your advisor)
Plan I: 3 coursework credits plus 6 credits for MS thesis
Plan IIa: 9 coursework credits
Plan IIb: 6 coursework credits plus 3 credits for MS report

Graduate Seminar
M.S. students are required to register for two semesters of CVEN 6393, the Graduate Seminar, and must make at least one seminar presentation. Note that the seminar credits cannot be used as Elective credits, and thus do not directly contribute towards your M.S. degree.

Mortenson Center Graduate Certificate

Students wishing to obtain a graduate certificate in Global Engineering in conjunction with their M.S. in Hydrology, Water Resources & Environmental Fluid Mechanics must fulfill the M.S. course requirements listed above in addition to the courses required for the Mortenson Center Graduate Certificate. These courses do not count toward the modeling skills, advanced skills, or elective courses required for the M.S. in Hydrology, Water Resources & Environmental Fluid Mechanics. Although the above description provides general guidelines, graduate students who need to take courses relevant to their areas of research are allowed some flexibility in their course plans with the approval of their advisors and graduate committees.

Doctor of Philosophy

Students who apply to the Ph.D. program typically already have an M.S. degree, or are currently enrolled in an M.S. degree program. Students without an M.S. who wish to apply directly to the Ph.D. program may do so, but are advised to consult first with the faculty HWR&EFM representative first.

Ph.D. Course Requirements

In accordance with Graduate School rules, a minimum of 30 credit hours of coursework at the 5000-level or above is required for the Ph.D. degree. Courses taken prior to enrollment in the Ph.D. program may be transferred as follows:
Up to 15 credit hours of 5000-level or above course work may be transferred from another institution and applied toward the 30-hour minimum coursework requirement (even if those credit hours were counted towards another degree).
For a student who obtained an M.S. degree at the University of Colorado at Boulder, up to 21 credit hours of 5000-level or above coursework may be transferred (even if those credit hours were counted towards the M.S. degree).

Preliminary Examination

After students in the Ph.D. program have completed their core coursework, all Ph.D. candidates must take the Preliminary Examination. The goal of the Preliminary Exam is to determine if the candidate is adequately prepared to pursue a Ph.D. degree, and to identify subject matter areas in which additional study may be needed. The student must pass this examination in order to continue in the Ph.D. program.
The Preliminary Exam is a written test of the knowledge you have accumulated through M.S.-level course work. The Preliminary Exam is a three-day, open-book, closed-colleague exam. The exam is typically offered once a year, during the week prior to the start of classes in the Fall. The exam consists of five questions, each corresponding to one course in the graduate program. Students can choose the questions on which they which to be tested, subject to the following requirements:

Methods (must include at least one of the following)
CVEN 5537: Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering
CVEN 5454: Probability and Statistical Methods for Natural and Engineered Systems

Core Content (must include at least two of the following)
CVEN 5313 Environmental Fluid Mechanics
CVEN 5333 Hydrology
CVEN 5353 Groundwater Hydrology
The remaining two courses can be based on graduate courses of your choosing, subject to approval by your advisor and the group faculty. You must select these subject areas for the preliminary exam and convey these selections to the preliminary exam administrator one month before the exam.

The written test will be graded on the following basis for the five committee members' questions: satisfactory = 2, marginal = 1, and poor = 0. A total grade of 8 or better, with no individual scores of "0", is required to pass the preliminary exam unconditionally. If you score 6 or 7 points on your written exam, you will be required to retake all questions on which you scored less than 2 (and the retake must be on the same topics). If you score fewer than 6 points on the written exam, you must retake the entire exam, in which case you are free to change the chosen topics. A second sub-passing grade (fewer than 6 points) on the preliminary exam would result in a request that you discontinue the Ph.D. program.

All dissertations involve: (i) a Preliminary Examination, (ii) a Comprehensive Examination, and (iii) a Dissertation Defense. Dissertation credit hour requirements and examination details can be found in the Advising Guide Document.


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September 11, 2017 – Blue Canyon Technologies (BCT) has been awarded two contracts by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) for missions that will reach geostationary orbit (GEO).

The first contract has BCT designing and manufacturing a state-of-the-art 60 kg microsat bus for the Space Situational Awareness (S5) mission, led by the Air Force. Applied Defense Systems (ADS) will provide the payload.

BCT will spearhead integration of the S5 payload with the microsat bus, conduct launch vehicle integration and perform bus-level functionality testing of the spacecraft prior to delivery.

The objective of the S5 mission is to measure the feasibility and affordability of developing low cost constellations for routine and frequent updates to the GEO space catalog.

AFRL awarded a second contract for BCT to build, test and deliver a 12U-class CubeSat bus for the ASCENT mission. AFRL will provide and integrate the ASCENT payload with BCT’s 12U spacecraft bus. Blue Canyon Technologies will perform bus-level testing of the complete spacecraft prior to delivery.

The ASCENT mission will demonstrate various CubeSat operations in geostationary orbit (GEO).

“By leveraging our flight-proven, small satellite avionics, we are lowering spacecraft costs and reducing lead times to enable new types of missions like S5 and ASCENT. We are excited to work with AFRL to bring this capability to the small satellite market.”, said George Stafford, BCT president.

BCT’s 12U-class CubeSat and 60 kg microsat spacecraft are both high-performance satellites which include ultra-precise attitude control systems that allow for accurate knowledge and fine-pointing of the satellite payloads. The highly integrated design also maximizes payload volume.

Both spacecraft will be developed at BCT’s Spacecraft Manufacturing Center located in Boulder, Colorado. The office and laboratories are designed specifically for high-volume production of spacecraft systems and components, with the manufacturing capability to handle large constellations of small spacecraft.


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Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

    4455 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

    Photo Credits: Courtesy of 4Wall Entertainment

    Eye-popping light transforms a landmark casino

    There’s no shortage of colorful lighting in Las Vegas—arguably the city’s most unmistakable hallmark. But along with the big, bright lighting comes big, burdensome maintenance and expense. How can a resort up its “cool factor” while lowering costs and conserving energy at the same time? All bets are on intelligent LED lighting from Color Kinetics.

    The famed Hard Rock Hotel & Casino packs crowds with its hip mix of luxury, entertainment, and high-stakes excitement. Yet its nearly 10-year-old exterior lighting system was proving heavy on maintenance requirements and light on creative flexibility. Not anymore. Through a collaborative effort between Hard Rock lighting designer Warwick Stone and 4Wall Entertainment, a full-service entertainment lighting company, the popular resort now boasts an eye-popping exterior that’s lit with the latest in cutting-edge LED lighting. Most remarkably, according to a cost analysis, the new high-tech lighting scheme will net approximately $41,000 per year in operational savings!

    The project team was tasked with generating grand-scale, color-changing effects to wash up the 120-foot façade with high output and color saturation. 4Wall assembled custom luminaires using 5 ColorBlast 12 units each; the bottom units with frosted lenses to cast a wide beam angle, and the top units with clear lenses to maximize upward throw (that’s 10 stories illuminated by LEDs!). A total of 300 ColorBlast 12 units were installed in this fashion to wash the façade with vibrant, dynamic color. Unlike the previous, metal halide lighting scheme, which allowed for single-color columns of light with dichroic filters, the LED-based units enable a host of multi-color chases within a single column. They also make it simple to program and run customized light shows according to special events, attractions and holidays using the resort’s existing DMX control system. The compact, rugged units are IP66-rated and can withstand the outdoor elements.

    On top of the aesthetic enhancement, ease of maintenance and energy conservation were key considerations for the project team. Color Kinetics delivered on both fronts. The LED-based units are projected to draw approximately $1,900 in electricity within one year, while the previous metal halide-based fixtures drew approximately $18,000 annually. The estimated maintenance expense for the LED-based units is $600, while the maintenance expense for the previous fixtures was roughly $25,000 - and that doesn’t include the additional costs of replacing the dichroic filters and ballasts on a periodic basis!

    This illumination makeover proves that LEDs are right at home in Vegas, where bang for the buck is king.
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Colour were appointed in 2018 to develop a landscape led masterplan for this proposed housing development. Proposals were informed by landscape appraisal, with sensitive mitigation proposals being developed using landscape features already in existence in the wider landscape character area of the site. Route connections and recreation opportunities have been included in the scheme to encourage residents to engage in the wider countryside and activity within the new estate.

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Columbia Asia is an international private healthcare company with an extensive network of hospitals across Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam. Our main aim is to deliver the best clinical outcomes in the most effective, efficient and caring environment with a vision to have passion for making people better.

The company is in the midst of expansion and upon completion of this phase, the company will have 14 hospitals in Malaysia, 3 hospitals in Vietnam and 5 hospitals in Indonesia.

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Small Press Sundays

Like so many others I started out in the business making minicomics, collaborating on fanzines and concocting stripzines with fellow weirdoes, outcasts and addicts. Even today, seeing the raw stuff of creativity in hand-crafted paper pamphlets – or better yet professionally printed packages which put dreamers’ money where their mouths are – still gets me going in ways which imperil my tired old heart…

So here’s a long-overdue peek at a brilliant publishing project bringing a wealth of independent graphic craft to your attention…

DiRTY ROTTEN Comics #8

By various, Edited by Gary Clap & Kirk Campbell (Throwaway Press)

Graphic narrative and cartooning covers a vast range of genres, formats, disciplines and tastes. Moreover, to my jaded old eyes, these days all the very best and most imaginative work seems to come from outside the pool of professional creators and publishers from what used to be called the “Small Press” …

At the moment in Britain we’re blessed with a fresh, vital and engaging wave of strip-makers and DiRTY ROTTEN Comics is periodically gathering up a wide sampling of the most impressive work and packaging it in sleek, professional-looking black-&-white books I would have killed to be printed in back in the so-cool, tech-deprived Seventies…

The brainchild of – and edited by – Gary Clap and Kirk Campbell, this splendidly broad church of graphic recollection, exploration, extrapolation and fancification is a superb snapshot of the creative vitality, welcome diversity and uncompromising inclusivity of the modern stripzine scene, and sheer heaven for an avowed sucker for all forms of black and white art such as we. I gravely mourn its passing in both film and comics media…

This particular compendium – the Autumn 2016 edition – opens with whimsical rumination in ‘Lady Masque’ by David Robertson and segues into nostalgic reflection with Henry Miller’s charming ‘Real Roman Coins’ before sliding towards comedic anarchy in ‘Journey into Stupid: Summer’ from Claude T. C. & Kyle Gerdes…

Andrew Warwick then heads into spooky M. R. James territory with ‘Insert 20 Pence’ whilst Joanna Harker Shaw waxes poetic with ‘Extract from ‘The Lesson’’ after which ‘Wallace’ experiences a technical itch in a comedy short from Kevin Loftus.

Maria Stoian explores domestic isolation in ‘Nighttime Routine’ whilst a child’s salient question gets a typically brusque adult answer in ‘Seabass’ by Stanley Miller.

Petitecreme’s manga-styled discursive debate on mourning in ‘It’ll Be OK’ quickly gives way to frustrating and surreal terror courtesy of Benjamin Leon’s ‘Knots’ and trenchant black humour in ‘What A Catch’ from James Gifford.

Social overload leads to a welcome moment of calm in ‘Dandelion’ by Francis M. whilst Faye Spencer displays another method of maintaining equilibrium in ‘Bile’ even as Lukasz Kowalczuk shows the world’s next owners at their unsavoury worst in ‘Hollow Earth’.

Benjamin A.E. Filby introduces us to a very human monster in ‘SANGUISUGE’ whilst Scott Wrigg nervously anticipates ‘Those Days’ and bereavement concerns inspire Rozi Hathaway’s bleak and languid ‘Sørgedag’.

Mock heroics and a search for love (or at least acceptance) concern diminutive ‘Sir Tramsalot’ in Ben Hutching’s mirthful, moving vignette, whilst Jey Levang examines the downside of immortality in ‘Amaranthine’ and Tom Mortimer considers the ramifications and necessity of population control in ‘#Neutered’.

A delicious moment of domestic veracity in depicted in ‘Maladroit’ by Josh Hicks after which Elias Bevan comments on the small press creative mill with ‘Grow Them…’ before this aggregate walk on the personal side concludes in epic style with James Wragg’s poignant mystic ‘Remembrance’

Concise, expressive, intimate and evocative, this is a compendium with something for everybody who loves the comics medium and is well worth your time, money and impassioned support.

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Which Kia Sorento Seats 7?

Drivers know the benefit of a model that has room for the whole family, which is why the 2018 Kia Sorento is a top choice among our Andover and Methuen drivers – nearly every Kia Sorento seats 7 passengers. We know you read that "nearly" and said "now wait, I need seating for 7," but don't worry. You can seat 7 passengers in these models:

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There's a reason why people ask about the Sorento's seating: most crossovers don't give you the option for a third row, including Sorento competitors like the Hyundai Santa Fe, Hyundai Santa Fe Sport, or the Nissan Rogue. Words can only describe a vehicle so much, though; let us show you the spacious, comfortable Kia Sorento today at Commonwealth Kia. It's not the only Kia that seats 7 either.


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Verizon and Digital Catapult create enterprise 5G accelerator programme

Venture will enable retail and brand partners to work directly with UK startups and tech innovators to explore 5G-enabled solutions

Since the Covid-19 outbreak began, questions have been asked over whether 5G will roll out as expected and whether the pandemic will cause business 5G plans to be shelved. But, undeterred, Verizon is teaming with Digital Catapult to launch an immersive accelerator programme to develop 5G solutions for enterprises.

The venture, between the leading operator and communications solutions provider and the digital technology innovation centre, which boasts a commercial 5G testbed, is designed to enable a select number of retail and brand partners to work directly with startups and tech innovators to explore how 5G-enabled solutions can solve their real-world business challenges.

They will use Verizon’s 5G and edge computing capabilities in its London 5G Lab and production studio to develop prototypes over a seven-month period.

Verizon’s London 5G Lab and production studio was launched in February 2020, marking the company’s first 5G-enabled facility outside the US. It offers a live Verizon 5G-enabled environment where organisations can develop and test 5G applications and experiences, and explore the boundaries of 5G network technology.

A number of use cases demonstrating how 5G’s throughput, bandwidth and ultra-low latency can transform industry experiences have already been showcased at the Lab, including an augmented shopping experience and virtual events.

In addition, Verizon’s production studio, RYOT, will be made available for enterprises to produce 3D content including virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) experiences, such as virtual events, using RYOT’s capabilities including volumetric capture, motion capture and AR broadcast from its facilities in London.

Christian Guirnalda, Verizon’s director of 5G Labs and Innovation Centres, said that now, more than ever, industries are looking to innovate rapidly out of business necessity, and in months instead of years. “Next-gen digital channels, remote experiences, immersive content at home and on the go – these are new ways to better serve customers, all unlocked by 5G,” he said.

“By pairing startups and creators with brands and providing access to a 5G environment and tools, we will together support the local entrepreneurial community and continue to accelerate the 5G ecosystem.”

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Digital Catapult’ s stated ambition is to help organisations of all sizes discover new ways to solve industry challenges, increase productivity and open up new markets. It designs and delivers specialised innovation programmes using technologies such as 5G, AI and immersive to drive UK leadership and economic growth.

It says that since its launch in 2013, companies it has worked with have attracted more than £4bn in investment.

In the Verizon venture, Digital Catapult will provide retail partners that take part in the accelerator with access to leaders in the UK startup and innovator community.

“This accelerator is an incredible opportunity to bring 5G to life, proving its potential in real-world environments and revolutionising the retail experience for consumers,” said Geraldina Iraheta, director of business development at Digital Catapult.

“We are excited to be working with Verizon to showcase the future of retail in this way.”

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Date: Tuesday, 26/Mar/2019
8:30am - 10:00am01-10: Land consolidation: A tool to improve land use
Session Chair: Morten Hartvigsen, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Hungary
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10:30am - 12:00pm02-10: Balancing rights, development and natural resources protection
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Proportional Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act

This bill exempts certain wireless facility modification requests from specified review requirements.

Specifically, the bill exempts from specified environmental and historic preservation review any request for modification of an existing wireless tower or base station that involves (1) collocation of new transmission equipment, (2) removal of transmission equipment, or (3) replacement of transmission equipment.


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Why the Construction Industry Needs More Women in Leadership

Like tech and cybersecurity, construction is one of the most notoriously male-dominated professions — of all the 10 million people employed in the industry, only 9% of construction workers are female. This figure is primarily women in administrative and office positions in construction, as the number of women actively working on construction sites is even smaller.

Considering the low representation of women in the industry, how many women are in leadership roles? To find out, BigRentz took a closer look at Engineering New Record’s Top 100 contracting firms and Fortune 500 construction companies. They found that while 44% of these top companies have women in executive roles such as vice president and director, only 16% have women in C-level roles like chief financial officer and chief marketing officer. Furthermore, only 3% of companies have a female construction manager.

Women Still Face Challenges

In the construction industry, women encounter familiar gender-related challenges such as gender bias, sexual harassment, lack of adequate resources and benefits, and social perceptions. Challenges unique to construction include:

Injury Risk
Most construction protection equipment is still designed with men in mind. The poor fit leaves women at a higher risk of being injured on the field.

Pay Gap
Women earn 95.7 percent of what men make in construction. The number is even lower for women of color, who earn only 81 cents for every dollar paid to white men.

Lack of Mentorship
Due to the shortage of women, there is an overall lack of strong female role models, which discourages women from advancing in the field or even choosing construction as a career.

Why Women Should Join Construction

There are many benefits to why women should consider a career in construction, including:

Leadership Opportunities
The shortage of female leaders provides opportunities for women to improve team performance, contribute fresh perspectives, and advance their careers and have room for growth.

Higher Income Potential
On average, women who work construction and trade careers earn up to 30% more than traditional female-dominated careers like administrative assistants and childcare.

There is a Labor Shortage
In the next five years, the need for construction workers is expected to grow to over 1.6 million people. This opens up the opportunity for high-paying, stable jobs for women.

Feeling of Achievement
One of the best feelings is being able to build something from the ground up. Working in construction allows women to receive this feeling of achievement and develop a passion for building — a passion that shouldn’t be limited to just men.

Practical Skills
Construction skills like team building, managing a complex project, and working with technology and tools can be applied to other sectors and careers as well.

Joining Other Women

Choosing a career in construction means joining the ranks of women who are spearheading the industry movement — women like Kim Roy, the first female CEO to lead one of ENR’s top contracting companies, and Jennifer Vides, a superintendent at Turner Construction who attained her role at just 26 years old.

How Female Leaders Are Making An Impact

Although only 7% of construction executive officers were women back in 2010, this number has experienced a growth of 15% in the past few years — the highest gain across any industry. With the number of female leaders rising, here are some things they are doing to transform the field:

Changing Company Standards
Female leaders play a crucial role in eliminating the challenges other women face in construction. They participate in female recruitment efforts, promote retainment and advancement of women, and push for better benefits.

Mentoring Other Women
Female leaders can also serve as a valuable resource for their peers, inspiring their careers and encouraging them to advance in their careers. Women like Anna Jacobson of Morley Builders have founded peer mentorship groups to provide guidance for their community.

Inspiring a New Generation
Like the “Build Like A Girl” initiative at Miron Construction, female leaders play a crucial role in inspiring a new generation of construction leaders with their presence and accomplishments. Girls will see that construction isn’t just a career “for the boys”.

Increasing the Bottom Line
A study by McKinsey & Company found that companies that had diverse executive teams including women were 21 percent more likely to be more profitable than the average.

As the construction industry continues to grapple with challenges like productivity and labor, there is a growing space for women to enter the field. It’s not just matter of equal representation — female leaders are making a big impact on the industry as well and companies are taking notice.

So, what does it take to be a female construction leader? In addition to looking at the number of women at the top companies, BigRentz also analyzed their time in the construction industry and the time they held their roles to highlight the success and advancement of women in construction and what makes them successful. To learn more, check out the infographic below.

Author Byline: Lior Zitzman is the Director of Digital Audience at BigRentz, a construction equipment rentals marketplace with a network of over 1,500 rental partners. He has more than 15 years of experience in enterprise-level SEO at automotive publishing and equipment companies. In his spare time, he enjoys website development, gadgets, and fishing.

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Constellium uses materiality assessments to identify sustainability topics affecting our activities and the aluminium value chain over the short, medium, and long term. We consolidate the risks identified and then assess and prioritize those risks.

We conducted our first materiality assessment in 2014, surveying top managers and external stakeholders. In 2017-2018, we broadened the scope by surveying close to 100 internal stakeholders and 100 external stakeholders from around the world. In 2019, with the support of an independent third-party company, we updated our assessment and performed a sustainability risk analysis involving internal top managers. In 2020, we expanded our materiality assessment to allow for more rigorous analysis and deeper insights specifically on the topics of climate change and corruption.


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Nous Group lands major healthcare contract in the UK

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Nous Group has booked a major win in UK’s healthcare sector, having been appointed a preferred supplier to the University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust.

The consulting firm, which is of Australian origin but also has offices in the UK and Canada, has won a spot on the £75 million business consultancy and advisory services lot of a broader framework with a total value of £200 million across a three year period.

Melbourne-headquartered consulting firms participated in the competitive tender process.

Nous Group wins spot on major consulting framework

The selected consulting firms will help the NHS Trust and its subsidiaries with a range of consulting services, including management and organisation, process redesign and improvement, programme and project management, back office transformation and primary care improvement. The lot also caters to a number of niche services such as design, marketing and advertising, public relations as well as advice on corporate social responsibility.

The six other lots of the framework agreement focus on other consulting services such as supply chain, finance, audit, human resources, digital transformation and property development. With six out of seven possible appointments, Big Four firms KPMG and PwC, UK-origin PA Consulting and Oxford-headquartered Unipart landed the highest number of wins (six lots), followed by Boston Consulting Group, Grant Thornton and Private Public (five lots).

With over 8,700 staff working from two sites – University Hospital Coventry (1,000 beds and 26 operating theatres) and the Hospital of St Cross in Rugby (10 beds and 6 operating theatres) – the University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust is one of the larger NHS Trusts in the UK. The organisations helps patients with both emergency and elective care.

Nous Group has been in active in the UK for many years since launching its on the ground operation, and has built a track record in several sectors, including in healthcare. Last year the consultancy teamed up with the Australia-UK Chamber of Commerce to co-host a roundtable with Professor Sir Malcolm Grant, former Chair of NHS England, on how innovation can advance UK’s healthcare institution.

The full list of firms appointed to the framework: '50 firms win spot on NHS consultancy framework'.


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What are Vision Express Contact Lenses?

Vision Express Opticians take the Manufacturer branded lenses and repackage them to their own label. This makes it difficult for you, as the consumer, to work out exactly what you are wearing and makes it harder for you to go online to compare prices. This ties you into their brand.

A good example is the Vision Express lens Eyexpert Pure 1 Day. This is more commonly known as Myday - a daily contact lens from Coopervision that has been taken by Vision Express and repackaged and rebranded to make it appear as if it is their own daily contact lens. However, as the table below shows you,  It is exactly the same lens as Myday.

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eyexpert cotton CooperVision Clariti Elite
eyexpert dynamic CooperVision Biofinity Contacts £13.75
eyexpert fine 1 day CooperVision Biomedics 1 Day Extra £13.25
eyexpert finess 1 day CooperVision Clariti 1 Day £17.85
eyexpert finess 1 day multifocal CooperVision Clariti 1 Day Multifocal
eyexpert finess 1 day toric CooperVision Clariti 1 Day Toric
eyexpert pure 1 day CooperVision MyDay £21.00
eyexpert silk CooperVision Biofinity Contacts £13.75
eyexpert silk multifocal CooperVision Biofinity Multifocal £31.50
eyexpert silk toric CooperVision Biofinity Toric £18.50
eyexpert wave CooperVision Avaira Vitality £12.80
eyexpert wave toric CooperVision Avaira Vitality Toric

Vision Express is one of the more established optician shops operating in the UK. Since Vision Express began in the 1980s, it has had time to grow a strong customer base and expand its operation to well over 500 stores. The company is best known today for its wide assortment of eyeglasses and contact lenses, but it also offers eye care screenings and sunglasses.

Did you know you could get all of your Vision Express contact lenses on Although they aren’t listed under the Vision Express label, the lenses offered on are the same as the Vision Express contacts. To learn more about the contact lenses on our website, please take a look at the information above.

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If you’re familiar with the top contact lens brands, then you should be familiar with the names behind Vision Express’s contacts: CooperVision. That’s right, this American multinational has a hand in manufacturing Vision Express’s lenses.

Customers who would like to learn more about the contact lenses in CooperVision’s portfolio should follow this link to’s CooperVision page.

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Ingredients of Ice cubes

  1. Prepare of sauce for the crust.
  2. It's 300 ml of water.
  3. You need 200 grams of sugar.
  4. You need of crust.
  5. You need 5 of eggs.
  6. It's 5 tbsp of flour.
  7. It's 5 tbsp of sugar.
  8. Prepare 2 tbsp of cocoa.
  9. Prepare 1 of baking powder.
  10. It's of topping.
  11. It's 2 tbsp of oil.
  12. Prepare 50 ml of water.
  13. Prepare 5 of bars of cokolade.
  14. It's of filling.
  15. Prepare 1 liter of milk.
  16. It's 10 tbsp of flour.
  17. It's 12 tbsp of sugar.
  18. It's 3 packages of vanilla sugar.
  19. Prepare 250 grams of margarine.
  20. You need 4 tbsp of oil.

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Ice cubes step by step

  1. boil sauce for the crust and let it cool down.
  2. crust:mix 5 egg whites,then add spoon by spoon of sugar,flour,cocoa and baking powder.
  3. preheat oven to 180°C.
  4. put mixture for the crust in the oven,and while it's baking prepare filling:put sugar,vanilla sugar,margarine,4 tablespoons of oil into 8 dcl of cold milk and boil on low heat.
  5. in separate bowl whisk 2dcl of milk and 10 tablespoons of flour,when margarin is melted ad this mixture to it and slowly mix filling until it thickens.
  6. hot baked crust pour with cold sauce for crust and immediately pour it with hot filling.
  7. melt ingredients for glaze on low heat and pour it over the filling,but dont daub it.

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Keep this recipe around for adding big flavor to burgers, steaks, and winter salads. For the best balance of tenderness and crunchiness, shop for onions that are the same size so they cook evenly.

How to Make It

Toss together red onions (about 2 1/2 lb.), extra-virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar, kosher salt, and black pepper in a cast-iron skillet; add thyme sprigs. Cover tightly with foil. Bake at 450°F 15 minutes. Uncover and stir. Bake, uncovered, until caramelized, 15 to 20 minutes.

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Friday, 27 July 2018

LISTEN: Deep Throat Choir - 'In Berlin' (Cosmo Sheldrake Remix)

It's no secret that I'm completely smitten with Cosmo Sheldrake - he's a complete musical genius. If you need proof, listen to his debut album The Much Much How How and I. Following it's release earlier this year he's back with a new song (kind of) - a reworking of the Deep Throat Choir song In Berlin.

The Deep Throat Choir are a group of female vocalists who have been meeting since 2013, stripping music down to just vocals and drums, reimagining the works of artists such as Sylvan Esso and Peacedrums. Increasing from a group of five to thirty, they still sing together every week as well as working to put on their own shows and collaborating with other artists, and they released their debut album Be OK last year. Cosmo's reworking of their track, while putting his own unique (and brilliant) stamp on it, allows it to retain its original charm and frankly stunning vocals. Get listening!

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Thursday, 26 July 2018

WATCH: Honey Moon - '(Why Do You Think You're So) Special?'

After a busy week at work, I'm writing this having just trawled through a weeks worth of track/album submissions for the blog. From just over 90 emails, this new one from Londoner's Honey Moon was a major highlight! I haven't listened to the band before but was instantly drawn in by vocalist Jack's falsetto and those delicate guitars. It's entirely up my street - and the video has a dog in it, what's not to like?! Once you think you've got to grips with the song, the band surprise you with a brass outro. The track has a lot to give, and I'm looking forward to exploring more music from the guys!

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Wednesday, 25 July 2018

WATCH: Fil Bo Riva - 'Time Is Your Gun' (Live Session)

I've been reflecting lately on the fact that Fil Bo Riva is probably one of my favourite musical discoveries that I've made through writing the blog over the last few years. While the majority of my posts feature artists I already knew or listened to prior to writing the blog, or that I've discovered through various outlets online, FBR was a discovery I made in a submission to the blog with his early single Like Eye Did. From falling in love with his voice on first listen, I've remained a fan for a couple of years and eagerly await his debut album which should be ready for late 2018/early 2019.

Time Is Your Gun is a recent single from the album, and Fil has shared a live session. The video comes in place of a music video because, as Fil describes, "we always felt the song to be very special, energetic and a purely live based track... so we wanted to give people an impression of how powerful the song actually is." The video was recorded in Funkhaus Berlin recently, before the band headed off on their current European tour - it's the place where they recorded their first live session, a lovely reflection on how far they've already come in a short space of time!

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Monday, 23 July 2018

WATCH: Parcels - 'Bemyself' (Live in New York)

Australia's Parcels are back! Having already showcased their skills in creating indie hits with Overnight (a track which they worked on with Daft Punk, no less) and tieduprightnow this new single shows them in a new light. The track is a slower one, and all the better for it, exposing every vocal, lyric and musical note - it's a bit of a stunner. You can check out the studio recording here, but there's also a session video (on a roof in New York) below - they recorded tieduprightnow in the same session here (check out those riffs and bass lines... mmmmm.)

Like what you're hearing?! Parcels tour Europe later this year, including some UK shows in November. Check out the full list of dates here!

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Friday, 20 July 2018

LISTEN: Swimming Girls - 'Asking For It'

Bursting onto the scene with the absolute tune Tastes Like Money last year, it was instantly clear that Swimming Girls were a band to watch out for. The total ear worm Back Of Your Car cemented that thought, and I made sure to catch the band live when the opportunity arose at The Great Escape back in May. Despite playing an early evening set on the opening day of the festival, the room was completely crammed, and deservedly so. The group are back with Asking For It, which lead singer Vanessa describes as a "blunt break up song - written at the bitter end of a relationship, it explores the distinct lack of sympathy you feel after being hurt over and over again" (DIY premiere.)

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Thursday, 19 July 2018

LISTEN: Tempesst - 'Doomsday'

"It's the first time in my life that I've felt so aware of my mortality and it probably doesn't help that the Facebook and Netflix algorithms have cottoned on and keep feeding me shit on the topic."

Tempesst have shared the title track from their upcoming EP Doomsday, following up recent single A Little Bit Of Trouble. The track is described as a reflection on the current state of the world and how our addiction to social media and the internet have turned us into mindless creatures - incredibly contemporary themes which lead singer Toma predicts will re-occur in their future releases. My favourite thing about the tune personally is some pretty beautiful strings towards the end. I can't wait to hear the full EP - it's due on the 27th, keep an ear out!

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Wednesday, 18 July 2018

LISTEN: Pale Seas - Someday (Everything Everything remix)

After blowing my mind with their remix of Rae Morris' Someone Out There earlier this year, Manchester's Everything Everything have done it again, this time with the Pale Seas single Someday. I'm not often one for remixes, but they've taken the track, flipped it on its head and given it a pretty magical reworking, with lead singer Jacob's original vocals shining through a pop beat and otherwise almost robotic vocals. The track is going to be available in a limited run of 7" vinyl through the band's app and at shows - you can catch them live in London on September 2nd at The Five Bells - info here!

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Tuesday, 17 July 2018

LISTEN: Hazey Jane - 'Lifeboat' EP

Tigmus and Sofar Sounds alum Hazey Jane shared their Lifeboat EP a few weeks back - it pools together recent singles from the last year or so, including the title track Lifeboat, Mirror View and Mother's Lie, for which I was really proud to premiere the video last year (check out that post here.) Taking influence from the likes of Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan and Neil Young, the tracks showcase a passion for songwriting and some beautiful harmonies, and are a perfect acoustic accompaniment for the Summer evenings!

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Monday, 16 July 2018

WATCH: Boy Azooga - 'Face Behind Her Cigarette'

I featured the debut record from Boy Azooga in my recent "albums of the year (so far)" feature, and felt like sharing another track from it on the blog because I'm enjoying the record so much. It's a really refreshing debut from the Cardiff musician, and one that, despite playing it in full several times already, I'm not tiring of in the slightest! The instrumental sections in the tune below, Face Behind Her Cigarette, are a really cracking introduction to his music and the record more specifically. If you like what you're hearing I strongly urge you to check out 1, 2, Kung Fu! here.

As well as plenty of festival appearances over the next couple of months, Boy Azooga headlines Scala in London on 17th October - info here.

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Thursday, 12 July 2018

LISTEN: Catgod - 'Heartbeat in My Hand' EP

It's been out for a couple of weeks now, but just in case the latest release from my pals Catgod passed you by, here it is! They're following up 2017 EP Someone Love with their utterly sublime Heartbeat In My Hand EP. The collection of four tracks opens with the title track, instantly showering us in those beautiful vocal harmonies of brother and sister duo Robin and Cat. Recent addition Patrick Bolton, on keys, takes centre stage for a moment in the almost understated opener, which gravitates around the instrument. While the first track lures us in gently, Keep My Promises is it's musical opposite, a much wilder track, lyrically and musically. Flute solos included. The pace is taken down a notch for tearjerker Let Go, before Robin takes over lead vocal responsibilities for closing track Owing You.

As a band that I've been friends with from their early days, I'm incredibly proud of the evolution their sound has taken on. From their beginnings as Roberto y Juan with the Monster Love EP in early 2016, the band became a collective, working with musicians from across the Oxford music scene and beyond to try out different styles, organically becoming Catgod as it is now. Pretty wonderful they are, too.

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Wednesday, 11 July 2018

WATCH: Francobollo - 'We're Dead'

Francobollo have given recent single We're Dead a pretty comical (but also fairly hard-hitting) video treatment, courtesy of animator Samuel Lewis. They're tackling the incredibly important and contemporary issue of our insane plastic usage, highlighting things such as plastic straws, coffee cups, bottles and the insane overuse of packaging in online deliveries. The band have committed to support the Plastic Soup Foundation and their #StartPlasticDiet campaign, raising awareness of how to lower our plastic use so that less ends up in our oceans. It's an issue that's become really important to me over the last year or so, and it's so encouraging to see so many people taking even small steps to reduce their personal use of plastic. Simply acknowledging the problem and trying to be a little more aware of the plastic you're using can make a difference.

Some facts from the Plastic Soup Foundation website, (find out more here):

- Every year, about eight million tons of plastic ends up in sea.
- It's estimated that millions of animals in the sea die every year because of plastic waste. Animals such as fish, sea birds, sea turtles, dolphins and whales.
- Plastic particles in the sea attract toxic substances. These plastic particles enter the food chain because birds and fish think they are food.
- All the plastic that was ever produced in the world is still on earth in one way or another. Plastic that enters the ocean never disappears.
- Every year we produce more than 300 million tons of plastic. About half of this is used just once and is then thrown away. If we don’t do anything about it, there will be more plastic than fish in the ocean by 2050!
- About one billion plastic bags are used around the world every year. This is more than one million bags every minute!

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Tuesday, 10 July 2018

TOUR NEWS: Nick Mulvey (Sep/Oct 2018)

His sold out show at the Royal Albert Hall was a total joy to behold earlier this year, so I'm really glad to hear of the news that Nick Mulvey is heading out on tour again across the UK this September and October. Giving the fans what they want, Nick is heading out with his gutiar to play a run of eighteen solo shows, taking in the likes of Cambridge, Oxford, Brighton, Bristol and Nottingham, with a show at London's Hackney Arts Centre on 26th September. The venues are intimate - and speaking from personal experience, I can highly recommend catching Nick playing solo, it's truly something special.

Full dates for the In Your Hands solo tour are below, for which tickets go on sale this Friday!

The Empire Music Hall, Belfast (19th Sep); Whelan’s, Dublin (20th); Live At St. Luke’s, Cork (22nd); Corn Exchange, Cambridge (24th); Town Hall, Oxford (25th); Hackney Arts Centre, London (26th); Phoenix, Exeter (29th); Tram Shed, Cardiff (30th); Guildhall, Gloucester (2nd Oct); St George’s Church, Brighton (3rd); St George’s, Bristol (5th); Opera House, Buxton (6th); Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal (7th); Pocklington Arts Club, Pocklington (9th); Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow (10th); Arts Club, Liverpool (12th); Trades Club, Hebden Bridge (13th); Rescue Rooms, Nottingham (14th).

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Saturday, 7 July 2018

LISTEN: Fil Bo Riva - 'Time Is Your Gun'

It's always a joy to have a new Fil Bo Riva track to review! Since first finding Like Eye Did in my inbox a couple of years ago, I've been fairly smitten with his unique vocals, and new track Time Is Your Gun shows them off beautifully. It follows recent singles Head Sonata (Love Control) and Blindmaker but reminds a little more of earlier EP If You're Right, It's Alright in it's style, a more stripped back folk tune. Most importantly, the track gets us just a little bit closer (I hope!) to a FBR record!

Writing of the track, Fil shares that it "is a song that somehow became a bridge between the EP and the upcoming debut album. I wrote the lyrics sometime after the EP was recorded and those lyrics felt like the last lines I had to write about the person most of the EP songs were written for", adding that the track came to life when he first met Felix, now band-mate, "one day we found ourselves jamming in the rehearsal room... somehow after a few hours we had this song done without knowing we were writing one. I don't wanna sound too romantic, but I remember that the first chord we ever played were these ones [....] we usually open our concerts with this track - the energy we get from it is unique."

With the release of it's third single, the FBR album is in its finishing touches - expect more new music before its release! He's also heading out on tour, playing various festivals across Summer as well as a run of European dates later in the year, including London's Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen on 3rd October.

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Friday, 6 July 2018

LISTEN: Little Brother Eli - 'Wait For You'

Following up 2018 singles Tooth and Our Kind Of Love, Oxford's Little Brother Eli are keeping up the tempo with their latest release, Wait For You. The track has been premiered live at recent shows, including a Sofar Sounds Oxford show in a primary school gym (honestly one of the coolest venues I've seen a gig in, with previous Sofars while I was in Oxford for university!) from which you can watch a video of the track here. Led by vocalist Alex Grew's powerful vocals, the track has everything you'd want from the group... gorgeous harmonies (particularly in the acoustic version for Sofar), infectious lyrics and, in a fairly wild departure from their waistcoat and tie early days, a rather lovely guitar solo towards the end!

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Wednesday, 4 July 2018

Albums of the year (so far)

Between working in a music store, curating a playlist and generally making more time to listen to new music, I've been really impressed by lots of incredible albums so far this year. As we've passed the half way point of 2018 I've decided to do a post bringing together ten of my favourite records of the year so far. It's difficult to narrow them down, and the likes of Dawes, Ben Howard, Christof van der Ven, Geowulf, George Ezra, Nathaniel Rateliff and Django Django just missed out, but their recent records are all certainly worth checking out! (The list is in order of release, rather than preference.)

Rae Morris - Someone Out There

Probably my most listened to record of the year so far, it very quickly became a favourite and an early shout for my album of the year, a title that it would be pretty difficult to lose. I have so much love for this record. What first really struck me about the record was the lyrics, it felt as if Rae was really opening up to the audience, the songs are incredibly personal but at the same time relatable. The progression in the sound from her first record Unguarded is another huge plus for me. Favourite track: Dip My Toe.

The Wombats Beautiful People Will Ruin Your Life

It's always exciting when a favourite band of several years releases a new record, and this was the case for the new Wombats record earlier this year, as I've been a fan of the band through much of secondary school and university. Back at it with the inventive and often quite amusing lyrics, my favourite is probably "You could give an aspirin the headache of it's life." Genius. Favourite track: Turn.

Superorganism Superorganism

Aside from the radio hit Everybody Wants To Be Famous, I hadn't listened to anything from this group until we tried the album in the store I work in, and I really liked what I was hearing. Many, many listens later and I caught them at The Great Escape, where they brought everything fun and inventive that I loved from the record into the live environment. Favourite track: Night Time.

Gengahr Where Wildness Grows

One of my favourite things about this record from Gengahr is the fact that you received a pack of seeds if you pre-ordered the album through the band's site. Lead singer Felix's beautiful falsetto beautifully compliments the music and the record is a strong follow-up to their 2015 release A Dream Outside. Favourite track: Before Sunrise.

Ady Suleiman Memories

Since catching him live at my first Bushstock back in 2015 I've been eagerly awaiting a record from Nottingham's Ady Suleiman. Memories is a mix of singles from the past few years and some new tracks and it's a brilliant collection, showing off his incredible voice. If you ever get the chance to see him play live, take it. Favourite track: Serious.

The Magic Gang The Magic Gang

I adore this record from start to finish. I've been aware of the band for years but didn't get around to taking a listen until I saw that they had released their debut record earlier in the year. It's been in my headphones a lot since, and their set at The Great Escape was a big highlight of the weekend. Favourite track: Getting Along.

The Vaccines Combat Sports

Similarly to The Wombats, it's always a total joy to hear a new The Vaccines album, as they've been a favourite band of mine since the release of What Did You Expect back in 2011. Those riffs. Mmm. They're another band whose clever lyrics can often be quite amusing, with a couple of highlights from this record being: "How many lightbulbs does it take to change the mood? If that's how many, dude I think I'm screwed." and"I wanna fly you to the moon but I don't wanna pay for gas." Favourite track: Your Love Is My Favourite Band.

Cosmo Sheldrake The Much Much How How & I

From the moment I caught him supporting Johnny Flynn towards the end of 2017 I've been fairly mesmerised by Cosmo's work, and just in time, as he's released his debut record this year. In it's sound and musical process it's quite unique from the rest of the albums on the list - a whimsical, utterly joyful piece of work pulling together sounds from various areas of the natural world, sampled together alongside his vocals. Favourite track: Wriggle.

Boy Azooga 1, 2, Kung Fu!

It's only been out for a few weeks, but the debut record from Cardiff's Boy Azooga has quickly become a big favourite of mine for the year, and I've been listening to it almost daily. My first introduction was to Jerry, a track about a dog from the local dog rescue centre - consider some major brownie points earned for that. If you like the records from Gengahr and The Magic Gang, this is worth a listen. Favourite track: Loner Boogie.

Evergreen Overseas

Last up, I've been waiting for the follow-up to the band's debut album Towards for what feels like an age (I managed to get a degree in the time between records...) but Overseas is proving to be entirely worth the wait. A little more electro than it's predecessor, the album feels almost grown up, and makes use of the band's native tongue, French, far more. I'm really enjoying The Foreigner, Gemini and Bloom. Favourite track: Aux Echos.

Be sure to follow my 2018 playlist on Spotify to keep up to date with all the new music I'm listening to and enjoying. Recent additions come from the likes of Seramic, Florence + The Machine, PD Liddle, Dawes and Panic! At The Disco.

Tuesday, 3 July 2018

LISTEN: Seramic - 'Strange Magic'

It was a total joy to volunteer at the Communion Music festival Bushstock towards the end of June. My highlight of the festival last year was a stunning stripped back secret set from Seramic in a tiny wine bar, and their set at the Courtyard stage this year was my festival highlight this year! You could say I've got quite a bit of love for this project. Following up the I Got You and Found EPs, Seramic are back with new music, the first in a year, with single Strange Magic.

I'm really excited to share here that with Tigmus, I've helped to handpick a few bands for this year's WOMAD Festival line-up. Seramic are one of them, alongside MarthaGunn and Low Island -  what a trio! You can find the full line-up and ticket information for the festival here. Check out Strange Magic below, and keep an eye out on the Tigmus blog for an interview I've done with Seramic about their appearance at the festival very soon!

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CoreLogic Reports U.S. Overall Delinquency Rate Lowest for a July in at Least 20 Years, but Four States Post Annual Gains

  • Vermont, New Hampshire, Iowa and Minnesota posted small annual gains in their July overall delinquency rates
  • The nation’s serious delinquency rate was the lowest for a July in 14 years
  • For the ninth consecutive month, the U.S. foreclosure rate was the lowest in at least 20 years

CoreLogic® (NYSE: CLGX), a leading global property information, analytics and data-enabled solutions provider, today released its monthly Loan Performance Insights Report. The report shows that nationally, 3.8% of mortgages were in some stage of delinquency (30 days or more past due, including those in foreclosure) in July 2019, representing a 0.3 percentage point decline in the overall delinquency rate compared with July 2018, when it was 4.1%.

As of July 2019, the foreclosure inventory rate – which measures the share of mortgages in some stage of the foreclosure process – was 0.4%, down 0.1 percentage points from July 2018. The July 2019 foreclosure inventory rate tied the prior eight months as the lowest for any month since at least January 1999.

Measuring early-stage delinquency rates is important for analyzing the health of the mortgage market. To monitor mortgage performance comprehensively, CoreLogic examines all stages of delinquency, as well as transition rates, which indicate the percentage of mortgages moving from one stage of delinquency to the next.

The rate for early-stage delinquencies – defined as 30 to 59 days past due – was 1.8% in July 2019, down from 1.9% in July 2018. The share of mortgages 60 to 89 days past due in July 2019 was 0.6%, unchanged from July 2018. The serious delinquency rate – defined as 90 days or more past due, including loans in foreclosure – was 1.3% in July 2019, down from 1.6% in July 2018. This July’s serious delinquency rate of 1.3% was the lowest for the month of July since 2005 when it was also 1.3%; it tied the April, May and June 2019 rates as the lowest for any month since it was also 1.3% in August 2005.

Since early-stage delinquencies can be volatile, CoreLogic also analyzes transition rates. The share of mortgages that transitioned from current to 30 days past due was 0.8% in July 2019, unchanged from July 2018. By comparison, in January 2007, just before the start of the financial crisis, the current-to-30-day transition rate was 1.2%, while it peaked at 2% in November 2008.

“Homeowners have seen a big rise in home equity, which lowers foreclosure risk because owners have more ‘skin in the game,’” said Dr. Frank Nothaft, chief economist at CoreLogic. “Our latest Home Equity report found that between the first quarter of 2011 and the second quarter of 2019, average equity per borrower increased from $75,000 to $176,000 and rose $5,000 in the past year alone.”

The nation’s overall delinquency remains near the lowest level since at least 1999. However, four states posted small annual increases in overall delinquency rates in July: Vermont (0.5 percentage points), New Hampshire (0.2 percentage points), Iowa (0.1 percentage points) and Minnesota (0.1 percentage points).

Five states, including three of the four listed above, posted small annual gains in the share of mortgages that transitioned from current-to-30-days past due in July: Vermont (0.3 percentage points), New Hampshire (0.1 percentage points), Iowa (0.1 percentage points), Wisconsin (0.1 percentage points) and Florida (0.1 percentage points).

In July 2019, 37 metropolitan areas recorded small increases in overall delinquency rates. Some of the highest gains were in the Midwest and Southeast. Metros with the largest increases were Dubuque, Iowa (2.5 percentage points), Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, Iowa-Illinois (1.5 percentage points) and Pine Bluff, Arkansas (1.1 percentage points). Panama City, Florida, and Goldsboro, North Carolina, both experienced increases of 0.5 percentage points.

“The fundamentals of the housing market remain very solid with foreclosure rates hitting lows not seen in over 20 years,” said Frank Martell, president and CEO of CoreLogic. “We expect foreclosure rates may very well drift even lower in the months ahead as wage growth and lower mortgage rates provide support for homeownership.”

The next CoreLogic Loan Performance Insights Report will be released on November 12, 2019, featuring data for August 2019.

For ongoing housing trends and data, visit the CoreLogic Insights Blog:

The data in this report represents foreclosure and delinquency activity reported through July 2019.

The data in this report accounts for only first liens against a property and does not include secondary liens. The delinquency, transition and foreclosure rates are measured only against homes that have an outstanding mortgage. Homes without mortgage liens are not typically subject to foreclosure and are, therefore, excluded from the analysis. Approximately one-third of homes nationally are owned outright and do not have a mortgage. CoreLogic has approximately 85% coverage of U.S. foreclosure data.

Source: CoreLogic

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Dr. Dog FATE

I worked on the album artwork & layout for Dr. Dog’s FATE, released July 22, 2008 on Park The Van Records, back in the old days, with the old ways.

The album layout had multiple pieces of artwork created by myself, Chris Watson, Scott McMicken, Sabrina Koerber-Watson and probably some more people.

This was the 25th release on Park The Van Records.

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John Nicholas Mitropoulos

November 23, 1928 ~ June 21, 2021 (age 92)

John Nicholas Mitropoulos, 92, of Reading, beloved husband of 65 years to Venetia (Stavrinos) Mitropoulos, passed away on Monday, June 21, 2021 at his home with his family at his side.  Born in Cambridge, he is the loving son of the late Nicholas and Margaritta (Sgouros) Mitropoulos.

John grew up in Cambridge and was a graduate of Rindge High School.  He served his country proudly in the United States Air Force during the Korean War and was stationed in Japan.  John married the love of his life, Venetia, in 1956.  He then attended Boston University on the G.I. Bill and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering.  John and Venetia lived in Somerville and then moved to Reading to raise their family.  John worked as an engineer, starting at AVCO in Wilmington, then as the assistant town engineer in Reading.  Following that, he became the town engineer in North Reading and he later retired from the engineering firm, SSG, at the age of 81.  John was an avid golfer and lover of all sports.  He was an active parishioner at the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Church in Woburn and a member of the AHEPA.  Family was of the utmost importance in John’s life.  He never missed any of his children’s and grandchildren’s sporting events and recitals.  John was a loving and devoted husband and father and a cherished grandfather.  He will be missed by his loving family and many friends.

John was the beloved husband of Venetia (Stavrinos) Mitropoulos and devoted Father of Theophilos John Mitropoulos and his wife Linda (Banacos) of Reading, Nicholas J. Mitropoulos and his wife Maureen (McBride) of North Reading, Margaritta C. “Marney” Grimes and her husband David of Winchester and the late Asemo Mitropoulos.  He was also the cherished grandfather of John Theo Mitropoulos, Arianna Sophia Mitropoulos, Alexander N. Mitropoulos, Timothy N. Mitropoulos, James David Grimes, Venetia Yanna Grimes and the late Christopher N. Mitropoulos.  He was the loving brother of the late Theodore Mitropoulos, Christy Mitropoulos, Sophia Mitropoulos, Charlie Mitropoulos, Helen Fermanis and the beloved son-in-law of the late Asemo and Theophilos Stavrinos.  He is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Family and friends are cordially invited to attend calling hours in the Funeral Home, 335 Park Street, North Reading on Monday, June 28th, 2021 from 4 to 8pm.

Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, June 29th, 2021 at the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church, 70 Montvale Ave, Woburn at 11am.

Interment will follow at Charles Lawn Cemetery in Reading.

 In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation in John's Memory to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church, Vision Mortgage Reduction Program, 70 Montvale Ave, Woburn, MA 01801 or to Care Dimensions, 75 Sylvan St., Suite B102, Danvers, MA 01923.

June 28, 2021

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Cota Funeral Service

Funeral Service
June 29, 2021

11:00 AM
Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church
70 Montvale Ave
Woburn, MA 01801

Interment following funeral service
June 29, 2021

Charles Lawn Memorial Park
Charles Street
Reading, MA 01867

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