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Discover.ai Virtual Global Session: The real state of MR: Voices from the frontline | Articles
The real state of MR: Voices from the frontline Editor's note: This article is an automated speech-to-text transcription, edited lightly for clarity. To view the full session recording click here. During the Quirk’s Event – Virtual Global, a panel of researchers with diverse backgrounds discussed the state of the marketing research and insights industry today.
viridescent, afire - | LensCulture
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Emporia State volleyball set to go in ‘Washburn Invitational’ on Friday Original
EMPORIA (KSNT) – The Hornets will open week two of its season at the ‘Washburn Invitational’ tomorrow. The team dropped its first two games of the season last weekend in the San Diego invite against Point Loma and Cal State San Bernardino. The Hornets closed out the weekend with a 3-1 win against Northwest Nazarene.
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Frank Green Opens First Brick And Mortar Store With Free Engraving
Frank Green—we know them, we love them. For many, the brand is a symbol of the original emotional support water bottle that has stood by us (literally) and continues to hold our hand throughout the day. Yet, we have never been able to shop their entire collection in one physical setting... until now. That’s right, Frank Green is finally putting down roots in none other than Chadstone, our fashion capital home, which is also opening 50 new food retailers in March.
Healthy Mediterranean recipes
The Mediterranean diet has been shown to give us multiple health benefits. Try these healthy recipes, which include plenty of vegetables, while some contain fish and whole grains.
Kansas City-area artists create Chiefs-inspired sculptures from cake
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) – Two small business owners from the Kansas City area are creating Chiefs-inspired masterpieces from cake. Mike Elder, of Black Sheep Custom Cakes, and Cami SanRomani, or Cami’s Cake Co., recently worked together to recreate Arrowhead Stadium — out of cake, of course — in honor of the AFC playoffs. (Cami SanRomani) “When we make these massive cakes, Mike is the mastermind. He can see the shape.
FNF Southern Quality Ford Dealers Scholar-Athlete of the Week: Archbishop Shaw’s Gavin Richard Original
MARRERO, La. — Hank Tierney has coached three generations of the same family at Archbishop Shaw. Scott Richard, his son Chad Richard, and his grandson Gavin Richard who is currently a senior on the Eagles football team. “Yeah, it tells you how old I am, number one, but it’s great. I was an assistant with his grandfather who was a very good outside linebacker. A real tough guy. Then his dad was also a linebacker who played on some really good Shaw teams in the late nineties.
Big Game Bound: Jets fire Robert Saleh; 49ers beat Seahawks on Thursday Night Football
INDIANAPOLIS — Every week “Big Game Bound” takes a listen around the NFL to hear what coaches and players are saying into an open mic. This week’s segment features 49ers tight end George Kittle talking about San Francisco’s 36-24 win over Seattle on Thursday Night Football . Plus, Jets owner Woody Johnson explains his decision to replace head coach Robert Saleh with defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich. Close Modal Suggest a Correction Suggest a Correction Copyright 2024 Nexstar Media Inc.
High protein lunch recipes
by Shelina Permalloo This easy, flavour-packed burrito bowl is cooked in under 20 minutes in the air fryer for a perfect weeknight dinner. It also has the added bonus of being high in protein from the chicken and beans. Each serving provides 509 kcal, 48.5g protein, 27.5g carbohydrate (of which 4.1g sugars), 21.2g fat (of which 6.6g saturates), 7.5g fibre and 1.18g salt.
Easy beef stir-fry recipe
Bring a large saucepan of salted water to the boil, add the rice, stir well, then cook according to the packet instructions. Heat a wok over a high heat until hot. Add half the oil and, when it’s just smoking, add the beef. Sprinkle with cornflour and stir-fry until browned all over. Remove from the pan and set aside. Stir-fry the cashews until just golden, then set aside. Carefully wipe the wok until clean using kitchen paper. Bring to a high heat and add the remaining oil.
Global Call — LensCulture Portrait Awards 2024!
The 11th annual LensCulture Portrait Awards aim to discover and reward more than 35 photographers around the globe who are making exceptional photographic portraits today. The 11th annual LensCulture Portrait Awards aim to discover and reward more than 35 photographers around the globe who are making exceptional photographic portraits today.
Cauliflower cheese recipes
King of comfort foods, cauliflower cheese makes a great simple dinner with a jacket potato or a fabulous accompaniment to a roast dinner. Dip into our cauliflower cheese recipes to suit every occasion.
Whole roasted cauliflower cheese recipe
To make the garlic butter breadcrumbs, preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6, or the air fryer to 180C. Place the breadcrumbs and garlic in a small bowl and season lightly with salt and pepper. Using the large holes of a cheese grater, grate in the butter then combine thoroughly with the breadcrumbs using your fingertips. Scatter onto a baking tray. If using an air fryer, choose one that fits inside or use a piece of baking paper instead.
Bang bang cauliflower recipe
Preheat the oven to 220C/200C Fan/Gas 7. Line a baking tray with baking paper. In a shallow bowl, mix the breadcrumbs, salt, pepper, paprika and garlic powder. Dip the cauliflower florets in the milk, then roll them in the breadcrumb mix. Place them on the baking tray, making sure they aren’t touching. Bake for 20–25 minutes, until starting to turn crisp and golden brown. Using a fish slice, turn them over and cook for a further 5–8 minutes, or until golden brown all over. Leave to cool.
Another Online Pervert - Photographs by Brea Souders | Book review by Sophie Wright | LensCulture
14 hours ago Even though Google was one of the first adopters of generative AI, it has now found itself blindsided by the explosive growth of rivals like ChatGPT and Bing Chat. So in response, Google launched its Bard AI chatbot to mixed reception. More recently, the company also started experimenting with …
Healthy takeaway
by Dr Rupy Aujla Dr Rupy's speedy, spicy cashew and vegetable stir-fry makes a great fakeaway for a Saturday night. In December 2022, this recipe was costed at an average of £1.26 per portion when checking prices at four UK supermarkets. The recipe is designed to be made in conjunction with a low-cost store-cupboard.
How to make cauliflower cheese recipe
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Half fill a large saucepan with water and bring to the boil. Add the florets, leaves and sliced stem for 4–5 minutes or until the florets are just tender when tested with the tip of knife. Drain in a colander and tip into a shallow baking dish. Put the butter, flour and milk in a medium saucepan. Whisk together with over a medium heat for 3–4 minutes, or until smooth and thick. Add roughly half of the grated cheese and the mustard.
Healthy chicken curry recipe
Combine the chicken with the marinade ingredients in a mixing bowl. Cover with cling film and transfer to the fridge for two hours, or overnight if possible. Heat the oil in a large frying pan until hot. Add the sliced onions and peppers and fry for 5-6 minutes, stirring occasionally until softened. Add three-quarters of the chilli and cook for two minutes then add the marinated chicken and the marinade.
Vietnamese beef and lettuce wraps recipe
For the marinade, put the steak into a large bowl, add the remaining ingredients and mix until coated evenly. Cover the bowl with cling film and leave to marinate in the fridge for at least two hours, or overnight if possible. When you’re ready to prepare the meal, add the dipping sauce ingredients to a small pan over a medium heat. Stir until the sugar dissolves.
Thyme-buttered cabbage recipe
less than 30 mins less than 10 mins Turn cabbage into a tasty side dish with a generous splash of cream and fresh thyme. less than 30 mins less than 10 mins 200ml/7fl oz vegetable or chicken stock ¼ green cabbage (such as sweetheart or Savoy), shredded 100ml/3½fl oz double cream 2 tbsp chopped fresh thyme 25g/1oz butter, chopped Bring the stock to the boil in a saucepan, then add the cabbage. Reduce to a simmer and cook for 5-7 minutes, or until softened, then stir in the cream and thyme.
Grab Your Furry Pal For The Best Dog-Friendly Walks On The Sunshine Coast
If dogs could talk, we’re sure they’d beg you to spice up the exercise regime every once in awhile, instead of the usual round-the-block route, past that tree they have sniffed every day. However, sometimes it’s hard to know where you can actually take your furry friends, with dog-restriced beaches and national park restrictions.
Alligator :: Indie Shuffle
The Band at Disaster's Ends It took me two days to write about this song — it had been swirling and sinking into my brain like a piano tied to an anchor and it just won't let my brain go. The opening line is all about the inevitable: the end is here, so stop fighting. It's a melancholic observation of a moment we've all been at, a moment a lot of us don't want to visit again. It does however approach this moment with a beautiful melancholy that I just can't get rid of.
Winter salad: roasted leeks & apple with goat's cheese
Method 1. Preheat the oven to 190°C. Place the leeks on a baking tray and drizzle with the oil. Season with salt and pepper, cover with foil and place into the hot oven for 25-30 minutes. 2. While your leeks are cooking, you can prepare the rest of your ingredients as instructed above and make your dressing. Place the Dijon mustard in a small jar along with the honey, vinegar and the oil. Add a little salt and pepper, place the lid on top and shake hard until the dressing is combined. 3.
Leek, parsnip and chestnut soup recipe
Method 1. Add the oil and the butter to a large pan and turn the heat to medium. Add in the leeks, celery and onion along with the thyme leaves and the peeled garlic. Season with salt and pepper and place a lid on and allow the vegetables to sweat for 10 minutes, stirring a few times in between. 2. Now add the chopped parsnips and the chestnuts along with the stock, bring to the boil and simmer until the parsnips are tender.
Depop drama and tiny tennis skirts: the hidden problems with ‘sustainable’ fashion
There has never before been a time where alternatives to fast fashion have been so prevalent in debates about climate change and sustainability. Terrifying facts such as 87% of textiles going to landfill, micro-plastics flowing into oceans and the uncovering of hugely unethical practices by big fashion employers are changing people’s perceptions about the fashion industry.
Carolyn Drake Comes Home to One of America’s Most Divided Cities
Based in California since 2016, Drake has turned her focus on the US for her more recent work. She has been shortlisted this year for the Aperture Photo Book Award for her latest project, Knit Club. Laced with references to the Southern Gothic literary genre, Drake’s surrealistic images are once more made in collaboration with her subjects. This time, it is a mysterious group of women who call themselves the ‘knit club’, who choose to live separately to the American patriarchy.
Teniel Campbell: I want to be legendary
“Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude.” – Thomas Jefferson. Getting to Martinique was a challenge. It was very chaotic as flight tickets were purchased less than 12 hours before the departure time. Mr Desmond, Kevin Tinto the mechanic and I were up at midnight packing bikes with only a couple hours before departing. In the airplane before taking off, Mr Desmond showed me two fingers.
Rest for Success: Performance Lessons from Wicked the Musical
by Darya Rose | Feb 18, 2015 Sophie Wright is an actor and wellness advocate currently in the Australian tour of Wicked the musical. She writes about how to incorporate wellness, mindfulness and healthy habits for performers and people in any creative industry. She has a new E-book coming out very soon with guided meditations, mindfulness worksheets and healthy recipes.
‘Lockdown made me do it’: the sustainable benefits of getting crafty
A month into lockdown, I found myself curing my boredom by browsing clothes online and inevitably buying outfits for occasions I wouldn’t celebrate. Safe to say Parkend Wednesdays will not be on the cards in Michaelmas, and a ‘Great British’ summer will probably not materialise either. Two months into lockdown, I decided that it was time to finally tackle my bedroom. A common cliché is ‘tidy house, tidy mind’; with that attitude, I opened my wardrobe.
Best Bushwalks On And Around The Sunshine Coast
We’re incredibly lucky—or some would say #blessed—to be surrounded by some of the world’s most wondrous nature. But in between sipping iced lattes, scoffing down sushi and getting sandy, how often do we actually get out and get amongst it? Here’s a few things to add to your bucket list—eight of the most beautiful bushwalks on and around the Sunshine Coast.
The Most Beautiful Wintery Walks & Hikes On The Sunshine Coast
If there’s one thing we’ve learned since the colder weather kicked in, it’s that exercise is far less painful when it’s not in 98 per cent humidity. With outside temperatures now sitting at far more comfortable levels, there’s no better time of year to take advantage of the many walks and hikes the Sunshine Coast has to offer. We’ve searched far and wide to find you some tracks that aren’t the same old spots you’ve seen in your Instagram feed every second day and we’ve found a few gems.
9 Best Sunshine Coast Cafes For Friend Dates
Sure, dating is fun sometimes, but when you’re bawling into your peach Bellini because it’s been three hours and your current flame hasn’t texted you back, it's your besties who are there to swap that diluted cocktail for some tequila shots and drag you off to dance your troubles away. No matter the twists and turns life takes, we should never shy away from spending quality time with our besties. Luckily for you, we’ve put in the hard yards, and got your next lot of friend date spots sorted.
When you have to leave with Nina Röder
From the series Wenn du gehen musst willst du doch auch bleiben ['When you have to leave but you still want to stay'] © Nina Röder "The photographed body has the power to evoke an emotion," says German photographer Nina Röder of a project shot with her family in her grandparents' house After losing both grandparents in the space of a year, Nina Röder and her family were faced with the challenging task of sorting out and selling their house – and with it, the inescapable matter of letting go.
5 Stunning National Parks To Explore On The Sunshine Coast
The Sunshine Coast is surrounded by the very best that nature has to offer—beach, bush, flora, fauna; there’s no denying it, we really do have the cream of the crop within arm’s reach. Best of all, it’s completely free—or at least, freakin’ cheap! Whether you’re after an escape from reality, or simply looking for a change of scenery, get in touch with nature by visiting five of the best national parks on and around the Sunshine Coast.
Simone Sapienza’s alternative view of Vietnam
From the series Charlie surfs on Lotus Flowers © Simone Sapienza As Simone Sapienza's Charlie Surfs on Lotus Flowers is published as a book, we revisit our interview with him on the series - first published in BJP back in August 2016 Counting the likes of Robert Frank and William Eggleston as key inspirations, it is no surprise that Simone Sapienza is guided by a similarly resolute independence.
All You Need to Know
There are many different types of divorce in the United States — some of which are amicable, and some of which are high-conflict. The total percentage of marriages that end in divorce in the U.S. is estimated to be between 40 and 50 percent. Year to year this percentage fluctuates but has been declining since 2000. The factors surrounding a marriage can greatly affect the likelihood of it ending in divorce.
Here's The Ultimate Guide To North Stradbroke Island
If you grew up in South East Queensland, you’ve likely been to North Stradbroke Island, affectionately known as Straddie, at LEAST once. OR, if you never went, no doubt you had mates who went/still go religiously, often at the same time, renting the same holiday house, year after year…and they just can’t get enough! Sound familiar? Straddie simply isn’t just somewhere you tick off your bucket list and never go again.
Lviv - God’s Will by Viacheslav Poliakov
“When you go to the Netherlands, you go to a street and everything is made by somebody - a designer, an architect or an engineer. Here in Ukraine, it doesn’t happen this way now." As Lviv - God's Will is published as a photobook, BJP reposts our article on the project from December 2017 A white painted stone sits atop a pile of concrete from a fallen telephone pole. A seemingly random assortment of rubble, it has in fact been gathered to fasten a manhole cover in place.
The Verdict | Sando Bar Is Making Sandwiches Great Again
When was the last time you went out for brekky or lunch and ordered a sandwich? We get it, this humble dish might not be your first pick on a food menu... but that may all be about to change. Enter Sando Bar. Just a stone’s throw from Central, Sando Bar opened its doors in April this year, moving into Brooklyn Hide’s old digs.
Intersections of religion in Giya Makondo-Wills’ South Africa
They Came From the Water While the World Watched © Giya Makondo-Wills The young British-South African's long-term project is on show from the 05-07 October in the University of South Wales MA exhibition in London “South Africa is a deeply religious country,” says Giya Makondo-Wills, whose work-in-progress, They Came From the Water While the World Watched, maps out the interplay between Christianity and ancestral religion in the region.
Women lead at the 2018 Cortona on the Move festival
From Getting Closer, Becoming Mother: About Intimacy and Family © Elinor Carucci "My small contribution is to acknowledge the numerous women photographers who tread the world to tell stories; to give them space and make them protagonists," says artistic director Arianna Rinaldo From 12 July to 30 September, the hillside town of Cortona in Tuscany will be transformed into an international festival of photography for the eighth edition of Cortona On The Move.
Beyond the Borderlands with Kovi Konowiecki
“What is really important for me about the flow of the series is the act of placing individuals from different countries and communities around the world onto the same level of human existence,” says the fast-emerging US photographer “Most of my initial photography projects have grown by asking myself questions about my heritage, culture and where I come from,” says Kovi Konowiecki, who’s currently based between his native California and Mexico City.
Ones to Watch: Soham Gupta
“It’s very performative in nature. All of these pictures are staged,” says the Indian photographer, whose book Angst will be published by Akina Books soon The “fictive hellhole” of Soham Gupta’s Angst makes for challenging viewing. Since 2013, with the night as his backdrop, the 29-year-old has been creating a haunting constellation of portraits of those living on the margins of Calcutta society.
Ones to Watch: Noma Osula
“This projection of Africa as a completely dark and primitive continent, as well as what we represent, is obviously incomplete and inaccurate," says Nigerian photographer Noma Osula “Contrast, characters, dark humour, forms, shapes, awkward gestures and actions interest me,” says Noma Osula. In his portraits, the Nigerian photographer punctures the staid conventions of portraiture with playful gestures.
Ones to Watch: JD Valiente
“Feelings and thoughts changed the way I see everything around me," says JD Valiente, one of BJP's Ones to Watch José David Valiente’s graphic flash-lit images render his native Spain in an uncanny light. Drawn to the peculiar and mysterious, his projects steer towards the oddities of everyday human behaviour.
Photo London: Nadine Ijewere at Red Hook Labs
“I wanted to show the diversity in today’s world. Anyone can be from anywhere," says this fast-rising Londoner Nadine Ijewere has been interested in fashion imagery since she was a girl but it wasn’t until she studied photography at the London College of Fashion that she began to pick up on some of its more unsettling undertones – particularly the stereotypes used in the portrayal of non-Western cultures.
Sunshine Coast Hikes and Walks - Visit Sunshine Coast
Summer has officially left the building, and while we’re just a little devo (#missualready), it’s kind of nice not to be drenched in sweat before we’ve even left the house for the day. If there’s one thing we’ve learned since the cooler months kicked in, it’s that exercise is far less painful when it’s not in 98 per cent humidity.
Gretje Treiber’s requiem for a working class Hamburg
Men's hairdresser, Hellbrookstraße, 2016. From the series Hamburg Barmbek Nord: Attempts at an Encounter © Gretje Treiber “Why were the old things suddenly no longer of value? Was I nostalgic?” asks the German photographer as she records the changes to the rapidly gentrifying Barmbek-Nord district How do you capture a neighbourhood in the throes of transformation? How do you negotiate the complex tensions between old and new that lie at the heart of regeneration?
1938. Birthday Party with Guests celebrates a pivotal year for photography
In terms of history and photography, 1938 was a significant year. With Germany’s annexation of Austria, the Munich Agreement, the November Pogrom and the Évian Conference, which addressed the international response to the refugee crisis, it was a decisive point in time, with repercussions that would shape generations to come. It was also the year that six iconic photographers, who would document this shifting world, were born.
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