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wonderful performance by Heidi Strauss, fotos by Sandra Becker

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[gcballet]

Just as a point of comparison for how big 6 miles actually is.

It's about the size of Liverpool city centre. Not including outlying areas, but still an impressive chunk of space considering the area is over multiple floors.

Doing more textposts and just noticed again the diagonal stagey corners of the I/II bunks, and Charles and Barrie trying to pretend they have even an inch of space in there just all scrunched and folded oml

[world-beauty]

Inside the Coma Cluster of Galaxies

Credits: NASA, ESA, Hubble Heritage, STScI, AURA, LJMU, Coma HST ACS Treasury Team

[architecture-ljmu]

The Architecture of Wellbeing Symposium

Liverpool School of Art & Design, LJMU

5:30pm, 23 November 2023

About The Event

The symposium will provide an opportunity for an open discussion of the current working conditions for students, academics and practitioners in architecture.

The interactive event will allow attendees to answer questions anonymously using their mobile during the event. Analysis from the responses will be used to tailor the discussion and provide real time data during the event.

The discussion aims to highlight the potential actions people can take, particularly in practice, and the resources available to the architectural community to gain better health and wellbeing.

Panellist

The panel will welcome representatives from the two local Liverpool Universities, LJMU and UoL, local practicing Architects and a representative from the Architects Benevolent Society. Further panellists to be announced.

Firdevs Tosun – Director at AWE Architecture / LAF Committee Member

Andrew Jarman – Project Architect at Ellis Williams / ABS Ambassador  

Daniel Marfany – Wellbeing Team Leader at UoL

The evening will be hosted by:

Daniel Barber - Senior Architect at Kier / LAS Vice President

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

ON THIS DAY FORTY-SEVEN YEARS AGO -- THE PISTOLS TAKE A BOAT TRIP DOWN THE THAMES.

PIC(S) INFO: 47 Years Ago TODAY, on June 7, 1977, the SEX PISTOLS took a boat trip down the Thames to herald the release of their new single "God Save the Queen."

"The Pistols take the "stage" – at the back of the raised covered area: the conditions are appalling, and it's amazing that any sort of sound comes out. The main one is feedback – this delays their start and is never fully resolved. Any blasé traces are swept away – pulses race/everyone rushed to be the front. Pure mania.

Rotten gives up on losing the feedback and the band slams into "Anarchy," right on cue with the Houses of Parliament. A great moment. It's like they've been uncaged – the frustration in not being able to play bursts into total energy and attack. Rotten's so close all you can see is a snarling mouth and wild eyes, framed by red spikes. Can't shake that feedback: he complains, won't sing for the first verse of No Feelings, but the others carry on. More frustration to explode."

-- JON SAVAGE, "SOUNDS" (UK)

Sources: www.picuki.com/media/3385198679347538740, The Sun, Flickr, LJMU Library, various, etc...

[moochilatv]

Harrison Jay presents: Are You Still the Same Person?

“AYSTSP?” is a bittersweet anthem about how change is inevitable. 

About the song:

"I first wrote the lyrics in 2020 when I was reflecting on past relationships and friendships before lockdown, wondering if these people I once were inseparable from were still the same. I self-produced all the instrumentals, there is a drum with an echoed effect which portrays the explosive emotions of the song along with a heavy bass to emphasise how deeply change can hurt. The music video which will be released on the same day was filmed as part of my final project for LJMU Media Production. The music video is self-directed and edited and parallels the lyrics of change in a relationship. I plan to promote these themes and visuals on social media and encourage change!", Harrison Jay.

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[ljmu-history-of-art]

Recently, the first-year BA History of Art and Museum Studies students at LJMU spent an afternoon at the Liverpool World Museum. This was to visit the #africa collection for our Global Art History module. The museum has a very rich collection of African artefacts, and a large percentage of the objects were donated by African collectors or patrons. We considered the interesting curatorial layout of the displays, and discussed several objects in more depth. At the end of our visit, we also called in to the innovative immersive exhibition which highlights objects from the #Chinese collection. Here, we learned about the journeys that these objects have made and their former 'lives' before becoming part of a museum. #historyofart LJMU Careers Team (at World Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqGsieqBDop/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[na-mean]

News for Ancient Egyptian DNA

Ancient Egyptians were primarily Natufian like

The Nuerat sample falls between Natufian and Neolithic Levant.

The sample is E-Z830.

[researchbuzz]

Malcom Lowry, EU Inequality, Google Chat, More: Friday Afternoon ResearchBuzz, November 29, 2024

NEW RESOURCES Liverpool John Moores University: Malcolm Lowry archive celebrates Merseyside writer. “Malcolm Lowry’s novel Under the Volcano is hailed a modern masterpiece and is regularly cited as one the 20th Century’s greatest English novels…. Bluecoat’s Bryan Biggs, a LJMU Honorary Fellow, and Dr Helen Tookey, Reader in Creative Writing, who, with a cast of authors and artists, have now…

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Discover the Best Indian Restaurant in Liverpool: Ikkayees Indian Restaurant

If you're in Liverpool and craving authentic Indian cuisine, Ikkayees Indian Restaurant is a must-visit. Located near prominent landmarks such as Liverpool University and Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), this family-friendly restaurant offers a delightful blend of traditional Indian flavors with a focus on Kerala cuisine. Whether you're looking for the best Indian food near university campuses or a cozy dining experience for your family, Ikkayees has it all.

A Culinary Haven for Students

Students residing in student accommodations in Liverpool often seek comfort food that reminds them of home. At Ikkayees, you’ll find dishes that transport you straight to the heart of India. From fragrant biryanis to delectable curries, it's the perfect spot for a hearty meal. Whether you're studying at Liverpool University or Liverpool College, you’ll appreciate the restaurant’s proximity and budget-friendly menu options.

Kerala Cuisine: A Taste of Malabar

Ikkayees specializes in Kerala cuisine, offering signature dishes like appam, stew, and Malabar parottas. For those new to South Indian flavors, the rich, coconut-infused curries and tangy seafood delicacies provide a delightful introduction. If you’re searching for Kerala food in Liverpool, look no further!

Perfect for Breakfast and Beyond

Start your day with a traditional Indian breakfast at Ikkayees. As one of the best breakfast spots in Liverpool, it serves classic options like masala dosa, idli, and sambar that are perfect for a refreshing morning meal.

Why Choose Ikkayees Indian Restaurant?

Top Indian Restaurant in Liverpool: Renowned for its authentic flavors and impeccable service.

Near Student Accommodations: Conveniently located for students at LJMU and Liverpool University.

Family Restaurant: A warm, welcoming atmosphere for families and groups.

Visit Ikkayees Today

For the best food near Liverpool colleges, head to Ikkayees Indian Restaurant. Call +44 7575 547426 to book your table and savor the best of Indian cuisine in Liverpool! Whether you're a student, a family, or a lover of Indian food, Ikkayees promises an unforgettable dining experience.

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[evoldir]

Fwd: Graduate Position: LiverpoolJohnMooresU.ZebrafishCognition

Begin forwarded message: > From: evoldir@evol.biology.mcmaster.ca > Subject: Graduate Position: LiverpoolJohnMooresU.ZebrafishCognition > Date: 5 June 2024 at 07:16:38 BST > To: rdmpage@gmail.com > > > PhD opportunity: Cognitive consequences of early life experience in > zebrafish > > APPLY BY 30/06/2024 > > The project: > The environment experienced during development can critically influence > physiology, metabolism, and behaviour later in life. This project aims > to test how experiences in early life affect behaviour and cognitive > processing in zebrafish throughout their lifespan. > > For example, accumulating evidence suggests that high developmental > temperatures can have detrimental effects on the immune system and neural > development, while short-term exposure to high temperatures may acutely > impair learning capacity. In addition, social cues and predator exposure > may affect development, stress responses, and behaviour. However, the > implications of such stressors for adult behaviour and cognition are > not well understood. > > Using the zebrafish (Danio rerio) as laboratory model we seek to > investigate the consequences of different early-life stress for subsequent > adult behaviour and physiology. > > The successful candidate will be working in our custom aquatic research > facilities at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) and be integrated > into our flourishing "Behavioural Ecology and Physiology Research Group" > in the School of Biological & Environmental Sciences. > > Full training in all required techniques, advanced statistical approaches > and relevant research methodologies will be provided by the supervisory > team (Dr. Susanne Zajitschek, Dr. Will Swaney and Dr. Adam Reddon) > and through our Doctoral Academy. > > Application process: > Applicants should email a CV including contact details of two > referees, and a cover letter detailing their suitability for the > project, their experience and motivation, to Dr. Susanne Zajitschek: > s.r.zajitschek@ljmu.ac.uk by end of the month. > > Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interview in early July. > > Requirements: > Prospective students should have a keen interest in and desire to develop > their knowledge of animal behaviour, zoology, and neurobiology, with good > bachelor's and master's degrees in relevant disciplines. Already published > papers, a good working knowledge of statistical analysis using R, strong > organisational skills, and the ability to work both independently and > collaboratively with a team and prior experience working with fish would > be advantageous. > > Location: > In the best city according to students - Liverpool > is leading the Best Cities 2023 League Table > https://ift.tt/vlrY5x0 > > Funding opportunity: > The selected student will be entered for intramural funding via the > 2024-25 LJMU VC PhD Studentship competition. If successful, the student > will receive three years funding covering tuition fees, UKRI-standard > student stipend and research support. If successful in the funding > competition, the student will start in February 2025. > > The competition is open to UK home students and international > students, and applications from candidates from under-represented > ethnic minority backgrounds are encouraged. Please see > https://ift.tt/g8qEyj0 for full > details of the funding competition and for eligibility. > > > > [Liverpool John Moores University] > Susanne Zajitschek (FHEA Fellow) > School of Biological and Environmental Sciences > James Parsons Building Byrom Street, Liverpool, L3 3AF > t: 01519041061 e: S.R.Zajitschek@ljmu.ac.uk > w: https://ift.tt/eaqxlm1 > > > > "Zajitschek, Susanne"