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Hassan El Fad : Madame Smiress - Episode 02 | حسن الفد : مدام السميرس - الحلقة 02

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Volvo - Moments That Never Happen from Marcus Ibanez on Vimeo.

Director: Marcus Ibanez DoP: Hoyte van Hoytema, ASC, FSF, NSC EP: Erik Torell Producer: Mårten Melinder Production Manager: Erik Amberntsson Director's Assistant: Felix Scheynius  FAD: Javier Soto Martín Production Designer: Anna Colomer Make-Up: Simona Avra Stylist: Larissa Bechtold, Lux Artists  1st AC: Keith Davis Key Grip: Xavi Torres Gaffer: Carlos Melville 2nd Unit DOP: Pepe Gay de Liébana

Service: Nevada Service EP: Diana C. Milesi Service Producer: Marga Sardà Service Production Manager: Yolanda Gata 

Casting Agency: Road Casting 

Post Production Supervisor: Cabin Edit Editor: Nik Kohler, Cabin Edit Editor's Assistant: Craig Griffiths, Cabin Edit 

Colorist: Greg Fisher, Company 3

Audio Post Production: String and Tins  Sound Design and Mix: Adam Smyth and Nik Kohler Additional Sound Design: Nigel Mannington  Foley: Cobblestone Foley Exec Audio Producer: Rachel Hough Audio Producer: Esi Jonuzi Composer: Theo Elwell, String and Tins Contains elements of Ben Rector - Extraordinary Magic 

Online & VFX: Tint Post Online Artists: Olle Black & Mikael Pettersson VFX Artist: Jennifer Jallow  Online Post Producer: Leo Holte

VOLVO Global Marketing Director: Andreas Malm  Head of Global Product & Technology Communications: Johan Larsson  Campaign Manager: Louise Ahlström  CD: Oskar Johansson & Gustav Johansson  Art Buyer: Markus Kristensen  Rights Manager / Music & Talent: Carl Blom

STENDAHLS CD: Oscar Plasidius  AD: Mattias Berg, Henrik Gustafsson, Klas Andén  Copy: Oliver Rogers  Client Director: Karin Hedberg Agency Producers: Mats Wolgers & Kalle Wettre

Cast: Kerim Hassan, Carlotta Banat, Lucy Jackson, Darcy, Amy

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Hassan El Fad FED TV 3 Episode 06 حسن الفد الفد تيفي 3 الحلقة 06

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So I have a top 3, but I needed a top 6 because I feel like I can't leave the other 3 out. If we're being honest, It's amazing I stopped at 6. 🙈

#1: (to the surprise of absolutely no one) Thomas Orson Hunt

I love him so much. I can't even explain how much I love him, and to be honest there isn't just one thing about him. I just fell in love with all of him. I love his passion. I love his determination. I love his brilliance. I love how deeply he cares (even if he doesn't always show it). He is such an incredible character and one that was developed wonderfully in Hollywood U and brought to Red Carpet Diaries (and developed less well) but still I love him in every universe. And he and Alex saved my life. Writing them, finding this community, helped me when I needed something so I will always love them and the life I've created for them.

#2: Bryce Lahela

While I originally romanced Bryce and Ethan, I ultimately chose Ethan. It made sense. He is basically Thomas Hunt. They have such similar personalities and the parallels between Ethan and MC was fun to explore with Thomas and Alex. But then the pandemic hit and I needed something different and I found Bryce. He went from someone I started writing just to explore to #2. I can't imagine a world where I didn't find him and then Olivia through him. Bryce's confidence and love of life is infectious. He is a ray of sunshine in a cloudy world. I am so grateful to have found him and fall in love with the amazing character he is.

#3 Mal Volari

I just love him. He is gorgeous and sexy and I love him (did I say that already?). Mal is cocky and full of himself, but he also has this other side that is tender and soft. He cares so much more than he is willing to admit. I loved learning about his life through Blades, but also I love the headcanons I created for him. (I might love my version of Mal more than the canon one, but that's okay). Mal may be wanted, but he's a good guy and he deserves a happy ending after the life he's been through. I adore him (and Daenarya) starting an orphange. It was the only future I saw for him that truly captured how I saw him and how he could do the most good and I can't even believe that became canon somehow.

Honorable Mentions:

Ethan Ramsey: While there was a time he was #2, he still deserves a spot in the top 6. He reminds me of Thomas and I loved exploring Thomas and Alex's relationship with Ethan and Ellie in Love & Scotch. I promise one day to finish it. I just kind of fell out of practice writing Ethan.

Levi Schuler: He is everything. I love that he was so patient with Laura/MC. He was always there, but never pushed. He really is such a good guy, and I'm a sucker for musicians that are also kind. He truly is amazing.

Troy Hassan: Oh, Troy. Troy is Troy and I love him for that. He knows who he is and he is confident in himself. I love his love of old world things. I think the nostalgia of that drew me to him. I like to think he'd be a big fan of 80s and 90s fads and if he could get his hands on things, he'd be like a kid in a candy store. I totally head canon he finds a ring pop and proposes to Astraea with it!

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For Week 3 - let’s get back to YOU!

WHO ARE YOUR TOP 3 CANON LIs & WHY?

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My picks for a live-action Rainbow Six: Siege Part X: * Hassan El Fad- Kaid * Naomie Harris- Clash * Morjana Alaoui- Nomad * Vanessa Saba- Amaru * Jeffrey Donovan- Warden

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Hooba Design Group clads Tehran office building in brick panels that adjust to the sunlight

Local architecture studio Hooba Design Group has completed an office building for the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran, Iran, which features a smart brick facade that adapts to different times of the day.

The Sharif Office Building was designed as a communal workspace for the Sharif Innovation Zone next to the university. It was built on top of an existing concrete structure that forms the ground floor of the building.

Top image and above: the Sharif Office Building is located next to the university in Tehran

This was expanded and completed with modifications based on Hooba Design Group's new design, which features specially-made smart-brick panels that adjust according to the sunlight.

To create the facade Hooba Design Group designed a brick that took its cue from the 1940s-style bricks that clad the nearby university buildings. The studio's version is larger, with a cut-out in the middle that is the same dimension as the traditional bricks.

Its facade is made from specially-designed bricks

"The intention was to reinterpret the traditional brick used in the university buildings, using industrial bricks," Hooba Design Group founder Hooman Balazadeh told Dezeen.

"The hole in this brick gives a semi-transparent character to the solid block."

These bricks, which were manufactured by Azarakhsh Bricks exclusively for the project, are set on panels equipped with light sensors that adjust according to the sunlight throughout the day.

These are set on panels that adjust to the sunlight

"They adjust based on lighting patterns and the required light exposure in the interior spaces," Balazadeh explained.

"Sensors are programmable based on two different scenarios and are set up based on user preferences in each floor."

Sharif Office Building has communal workspaces and offices

Designing the facade from brick but using new technology was a nod to the nearby 1960s brick-clad university buildings, as well as the fact that the Sharif Office Building will house students working on technological innovations.

The 7,200 square-metres building (77,500 square feet) will house the Bon Tech Institute, which was initiated by the Sharif University of Technology as a research-based communal working space for students.

It was built on an existing concrete structure. Photo is by Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh

"The aim of this group was to provide the students with adequate facilities for research and investigation and to reduce the huge amount of brain drain from the country," Balazadeh explained.

Sharif Office Building will have offices as well as common spaces, including a meeting space and a cafeteria which will be connected to the outdoors and the university commons. Inside, the offices are open and semi-open, separated by interior green spaces.

Its double skin helps to reduce energy consumption

Its design also took the surrounding environment into consideration,

"The double skin used in this project helps to control the sun heat exposure in the climate of Tehran and eventually reduces energy consumption during the hot season," Balazadeh said.

Hooba Design Group also designed a new type of brick for an earlier project, the headquarters of brick manufacturer Kohan Ceram, while its design for the Aptus concrete factory had an all-concrete envelope.

Photography is by Parham Taghioff unless otherwise stated.

Project credits: 

Principal architect: Hooman Balazadeh Project architect: Elham Seyfiazad Design team: Elham Seyfiazad, Saman Soleimaniha, Mona Razavi, Saeed Farshbaf, Davood Raeesi Detail design: Dariush Ghorbani Site supervision: Dariush Ghorbani Construction director: Mohsen Agahimand Mechanical engineer: Bahram Eksiri Electrical engineer: Amin Khaniki Structural engineer: Majid Naghipour Lighting design: fad Lighting Co. Physical modelling: Mehran Alinezhad Graphic: Ehsan Lessani

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Hassan El Fad : Tendance - Tous les Épisodes | Hassan El-Fad : Tondouns - tous les épisodes

Hassan El Fad : Tendance – Tous les Épisodes | Hassan El-Fad : Tondouns – tous les épisodes

“Tunduns” pour satisfaire la demande des amateurs de la variété parodia. Un regard contemplatif sur les contenus web marocains en 4 épisodes. Écrit en 2019 et photographié en janvier 2020 Abonnez-vous à Hassan El…

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Hassan El Fad : FED TV 2 - Episode 15 | حسن الفد : الفد تيفي 2 - الحلقة 15

Hassan El Fad : FED TV 2 – Episode 15 | حسن الفد : الفد تيفي 2 – الحلقة 15

اشترك بقناة حسن الفد لمشاهدة فيديوهات حصرية: حسن الفد: FED TV 2 – الحلقة …

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[TASK 049: MOROCCO]

Shout out to anon for inspiring this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 160+ Moroccan faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. If you want want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

Any questions can be sent here and all tutorials have been linked below the cut for ease of access! REMEMBER to tag your resources with #TASKSWEEKLY and we will reblog them onto the main! This task can be tagged with whatever you want but if you want us to see it please be sure that our tag is the first five tags!

THE TASK - scroll down for FC’s!

STEP 1: Decide on a FC you wish to create resources for! You can always do more than one but who are you starting with? There are links to masterlists you can use in order to find them and if you want help, just send us a message and we can pick one for you at random!

STEP 2: Pick what you want to create! You can obviously do more than one thing, but what do you want to start off with? Screencaps, RP icons, GIF packs, masterlists, PNG’s, fancasts, alternative FC’s - LITERALLY anything you desire!

STEP 3: Look back on tasks that we have created previously for tutorials on the thing you are creating unless you have whatever it is you are doing mastered - then of course feel free to just get on and do it. :)

STEP 4: Upload and tag with #TASKSWEEKLY! If you didn’t use your own screencaps/images make sure to credit where you got them from as we will not reblog packs which do not credit caps or original gifs from the original maker.

THINGS YOU CAN MAKE FOR THIS TASK -  examples are linked!

Stumped for ideas? Maybe make a masterlist or graphic of your favourite Indonesian faceclaims. A masterlist of names. Plot ideas or screencaps from a music video preformed by a Indonesian artist. Masterlist of quotes and lyrics that can be used for starters, thread titles or tags. Guides on Indonesian culture and customs.

Screencaps

RP icons [of all sizes]

Gif Pack [maybe gif icons if you wish]

PNG packs

Manips

Dash Icons

Character Aesthetics

PSD’s

XCF’s

Graphic Templates - can be chara header, promo, border or background PSD’s!

FC Masterlists - underused, with resources, without resources!

FC Help - could be related, family templates, alternatives.

Written Guides.

and whatever else you can think of / make!

MASTERLIST!

Note: If you’re using this masterlist for casting purposes please do further research before casting any of the following because some pages only listed their nationalities!

Ladies:

Laila Ghofran (56) - singer.

Pnina Tornai (54)  Moroccan / father was an Israeli diplomat from Egypt - fashion designer.

Rosalinda Serfaty (52) Venezuelan and of Moroccan-Jewish descent - actress.

Natacha Amal (48) Moroccan / Russian - actress.

Zehava Ben (48) Moroccan Jewish - singer.

Aure Atika (46)  Moroccan Sephardi Jewish / Unknown - actress, writer, and director.

Laila Rouass (46) Indian /  Moroccan  - actress.

Bouchra Jarrar (46) - fashion designer.

Yosefa Dahari (46) Yemeni / Moroccan - singer.

Samia Akario (45) - actress.

Nadia Farès (43) - actress.

Lubna Azabal (43) Moroccan / Spanish - actress.

Sanaa Hamri (42) - director and television producer.

Nora Skalli (42) - actress.

Emmanuelle Chriqui (41) Moroccan Jewish - actress.

Elisa Tovati (41) Russo-Moroccan Jewish origins - singer, actress and television personality.

Avital Abergel (40) Israeli and of Moroccan-Jewish descent - actress.

Touriya Haoud (39) Moroccan, Macedonian - actress, model, and singer.

Miri Bohadana (39) Moroccan Jewish - actress, model and presenter.

Maya Bouskilla (39) Moroccan-Jewish - singer.

Layla El (39)  Moroccan, Spanish - WWE Diva, valet, and former professional dancer.

Maysaa Maghrebi (38) Emirati and of Moroccan descent - actress.

Rajaa Kasabni (38) - singer.

Shiri Appleby (38) Ashkenazi Jewish, Moroccan Sephardi Jewish.

Hindi Zahra (38) - singer.

Reymond Amsalem (38) Israeli and of Moroccan descent - actress.

Asma Lamnawar (38) - singer.

Senna Guemmour (37)  Moroccan and Algerian - singer.

Rakefet Abergel (37) Moroccan-Jewish descent - actress and comedian.

Shatha Hassoun (37) Iraqi / Moroccan - singer.

Larusso (37) Moroccan Jewish / Tunisian Jewish - singer.

Moran Atias (36) Moroccan Jewish - actress and model.

Dounia Boutazout (36) - actress.

Shiri Maimon (36) Sephardi Jewish, Tunisian, Greek, Moroccan - singer.

Najoua Belyzel (35) Moroccan-Egyptian - singer.

Nadja Benaissa (35) Moroccan / Serbian and German -  recording artist, television personality, and occasional actress.

Hoda Saad (35) - singer.

Zineb Oukach (34/35) - actress and model.

Morjana Alaoui (34) Moroccan-French - actress.

Lorine Zineb Nora Talhaoui (33) Moroccan Berber - pop singer and music producer.

Amelle Berrabah (33) Moroccan - singer.

Malika Ayane (33) Moroccan / Italian - singer.

Wiam Dahmani (33) - presenter and actress.

Sofia Essaïdi (32) Moroccan / French - singer.

Karima Adebibe (32) Moroccan Berber, Irish, Greek Cypriot - actress and model.

Hind Laroussi (32) Dutch / Moroccan -singer.  

Mehdi Dehbi (31) Tunisian, Berber - actor.

Mor Karbasi (31) heritage is mixed Moroccan and Iranian - singer.

Zineb Obeid (31) - actress and moodel.

Amel Bent (31) Moroccan / Algerian - singer.

Loubna Abidar (31) - actress.

Maryam Hassouni (31) - actress.

Jannat Mahid (31) - singer.

Inbar Lavi (30) Polish Jewish / Moroccan Jewish - actress.

Soukaina Boukries (29) - singer and actress.

Kathleen Reiter (28) mother is of Moroccan-Jewish descent - singer.

Sofia Pernas (27) Moroccan-American - actress.

Sara Chafak (26) Amazigh Moroccan / Finnish - beauty queen.

Maroua Kharbouch (26) Moroccan - model and beauty queen.

Val Mercado (25) Moroccan - model and YouTuber.

Sarah Lahbati (23) Moroccan / Filipino - actress.

Shlomit Malka (23) Moroccan Jewish / Ukrainian Jewish - model.

Bibi Bourelly (22) Afro-Haitian, African-American, Moroccan - singer.

Mor Maman (22) Israeli and of Moroccan descent - beauty queen.

Imaan Hammam (20) Egyptian / Moroccan - model.

Rowan Blanchard (15) Armenian, Lebanese, Moroccan, Syrian, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, English, German, Portuguese - actress.

Dounia Tazi (?) - model, singer, and songwriter.

Iman ElBani (?) - actress.

Rajae Imran (?) - actress and ex- journalist.

Leila Shenna (?) - actress.

Leila Hadioui (?) - model.

Lamiaa Alaoui (?) - model.

Fadoua Lahlou (?) - model.

Loubna El Bekri (?) - model.

Widyan Larouz (?) - model.

Amina Allam (?) - model.

Hind Benyahia (?) - model and television personality

Ihssane Atif (?) - model, writer, and television celebrity.

Ibtissam Ittouchane (?) - model.

Fati Jamali (?) - beauty queen.

Houda Echouafni (?) Moroccan, Egyptian - actress.

Kim Edri (?) Moroccan-Jewish - beauty queen.

Kineret Sarah Cohen (born 1970) Jew of Moroccan and Iraqi heritage - singer.

Danielle Ebguy (born in 1950) - singer.

Brigitte Zarie (?) - singer.

Trans:

Yasmine Petty (?) Moroccan / Italian - model.

Men:

Philippe Clair (86) French and of  Moroccan descent - actor, director, producer, screenwriter, and popular humorist.

Gérard Darmon (69) - actor and singer.

Avi Toledano (69) - singer.

Isaac Bitton (69) Moroccan Jewish - musician.

Richard Anconina (64) Moroccan Jewish - actor.

Paul Marciano (64/65) - fashion designer.

Armand Amar (63/64) - composer.

Mehdi El Glaoui (61) French and of Moroccan descent - actor.

Alber Elbaz (55/56) Moroccan-Israeli - fashion designer.

Hassan El Fad (54) - actor.

Michel Qissi (54) Moroccan-Belgian - actor.

Hassan Hakmoun (53) - musician.

Jake Weber (53) Danish, English/ Moroccan Jewish, English - actor.

Roschdy Zem (51) French and of Moroccan descent - actor and filmmaker.

Rachid El Ouali (52) - actor, producer, director and TV host.

David Guetta (49) Moroccan Sephardi Jewish / Belgian - DJ.

Driss Roukhe (48) - actor.

Danny Nucci (48) French Moroccan / Italian - actor.

Najib Amhali (46) - stand-up comedian and actor.

Omer Avital (46) Moroccan, Yemeni - jazz bassist, composer and bandleader.

Mohammed Chaara (36) Moroccan-Dutch - actor.

Zenza Raggi (46) Moroccan-German - actor.

Anouar Hajoui (46) - rapper.

Vincent Elbaz (46) Moroccan Jewish - actor.

Eyal Golan (46) Yemenite and Moroccan Jewish origins - singer.

Gad Elmaleh (46) Moroccan Sephardi Jewish - stand-up comedian and actor.

Adam Zindani (45) - guitarist.

Chico Slimani (46) - singer.

Leila K (45) - singer and rapper.

Nadir Khayat (45) Moroccan-Swedish - singer.

Samuel Benchetrit (43) French and of Moroccan descent - actor.

Saïd Taghmaoui (43) Moroccan of Berber (Shilha) descent - actor and screenwriter.

Jamel Debbouze (42) - actor, comedian, producer, director, and screenwriter.

Nabil Elouahabi (42) British Moroccan - actor.

Mimoun Oaïssa (42) Moroccan-Dutch - actor and screenwriter.

Elam Jay (42) Swiss-Moroccan - songwriter, vocalist, dancer, performer, composer, and music arranger.

Raphaël Haroche (41) Moroccan Jewish and Russian / Argentinian - singer and actor.

Mohammed Azaay (40) Moroccan-Dutch - actor.

Mimoun Ouled Radi (40) - actor.

Ahmed Soultan (39) - singer.

Isam Bachiri (39) Berber - vocalist, rapper and songwriter.

Nawell Azzouz (39) - singer.

Frank Mir (38) Moroccan, Russian, Cuban - mixed martial artist.

Jérémie Elkaïm (38) Moroccan Jewish - actor.

Adil Takhssait (38) - solo act.

Tarik Azzougarh (38) - rapper.

Omar Berdouni (37) - actor.

Mourad Zaoui (37) - actor.

Moufid Aziz (36/37) Brazilian and of Moroccan - model.

Assaad Bouab (36) - actor.

Harel Moyal (36) Moroccan-Jewish - singer.

Fu'ad Aït Aattou (36) Moroccan, French - actor and model.

Salah Edin (36) - rapper and actor.

La Fouine (35) - rapper, singer, and songwriter.

DJ A-Trak (35) Russian Jewish, Moroccan Jewish - DJ.

Ahmed Chawki (35) - recording artist.

Ali B (35) - rapper.

Moshe Peretz (34) Moroccan / Iraqi - singer.

Amir Haddad (33) Tunisian Jewish and Moroccan-Spanish Jewish ancestry - singer.

Achmed Akkabi (33) Moroccan-Dutch - actor.

Saad Lamjarred (32) - singer and actor.

Farid Bang (31) - rapper.

Fadil El Ghoul (31) of Moroccan  origin - DJ.

Marc Bendavid (30/31) Belgian / Moroccan Jewish - actor.

Benjamin Siksou (30) French and of Moroccan descent - singer-songwriter and actor..

Mamoun Elyounoussi (29) Dutch and of Moroccan descent - actor.

Khleo Thomas (28)  African-American / Moroccan Jewish - actor, rapper, singer, and entertainer.

Yanis Sahraoui (28) Moroccan-Algerian - singer.

Youssef Ben Hayoun Sadafi (26) - actor, model and fighter.

Dounia Batma (26) - singer.

Nasser Saleh (24) Spanish and of Moroccan descent - actor.

Anis Basim Moujahid (24) of Moroccan origin - pop singer.

Adam Aminé Daniel (23) - rapper.

Teo Halm (18) Ashkenazi Jewish / Sephardi Jewish (from Morocco and France) - actor.

Younes Kahlaoui (?) Moroccan / German - model.

French Montana (?) Moroccan, some Somali -hip hop artist.

Ahmed Salah Abdelfatah (?) - actor.

Ahmed El Maanouni (?) - screenwriter, film director, cinematographer, actor and producer.

Sol Heras (born in 1987) English and of Moroccan and Spanish descent - actor.

Henri Belolo (born 1936) Moroccan Jewish - music producer.

Ohad Benchetrit (?) Moroccan-Jewish - musician.

Avraham Eilam-Amzallag (born in 1941) Israeli and of Moroccan descent - musician and composer.

Yigal Azrouël (?) French-Moroccan - fashion designer.

[ouarzazate]

Hassan El Fad répond sarcastiquement à la vidéo du yacht (vidéo)

... l'acteur marocain Hassan El Fad a choisi de répondre à cette polémique de sa propre manière comique. El Fad a partagé une vidéo sur con compte ... source https://www.google.com/url?rct=j&sa=t&url=https://www.moroccojewishtimes.com/2020/08/24/hassan-el-fad-repond-sarcastiquement-a-la-video-du-yacht-video/&ct=ga&cd=CAIyHGZjOGY3YTdmOWE3MjBhYTI6Y29tOmZyOlVTOkw&usg=AFQjCNH10y_fSXHaUwHB6XjbuFEIn4Ha-Q

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Vinyl memories: Of cricket, mutton curry and a gruffy Dylan

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Vinyl memories: Of cricket, mutton curry and a gruffy Dylan

Vinyl records making a glorious comeback on music store shelves tell the tale of a remarkable rekindling of childhood memories for many a music lover

A husky, gruffy noise emanated from the speaker as the stylus needle caressed the grooves of the 45 RPM (revolutions per minute, for the uninitiated) long-playing (LP) vinyl record. That HMV radiogram was such a wonder — my first brush with personal music and a home audio system. Asha Bhosle or Boney M on the turntable, aroma of fresh mutton — carefully treated with a delectable concoction of spices by mummy dear — wafting through the house, and cricket on that dirt strip called ‘neighbourhood road’ would serve as the precursor to a perfect Sunday lunch and beyond!

Growing up in Dum Dum, in the northern fringes of the eastern Indian metropolis of Kolkata, in the early 1970s, the sheer proximity to the His Master’s Voice (HMV) factory was something to brag about. HMV, then the largest music company in India, was quite a household name and very much a brand to reckon with in an age and time when brand-loyalties were more esoteric in terms of their association with life as it was and not quite dictated by a gadget freak’s now-or-never push for a ‘been-there-done-that’ proclamation.

The day father brought home the HMV radiogram, it marked my initiation into the world of music — the sheer joy of being able to be in command of what one loved to listen to and not necessarily dependent on what the All India Radio programme presenter thought music ought to be. The turntable had indeed marked a turnaround of sorts, in our household and with our next-door neighbours as well, bringing home entertainment in the pre-television days to the front-and-centre of community living.

In the months and years that followed, from Bengali ‘modern’ songs to The Ventures, from Kishore Kumar’s evergreen Bollywood hits to Nazia Hassan’s chartbusting Disco Deewane … life was a breeze and the Sundays in particular were the icing on the cake – with gully (a narrow lane) cricket and mutton curry being the other pieces that completed an exciting, sonorous and aromatic jigsaw called childhood.

But by the time one Michael Jackson took all of us by storm with his Thriller in 1982, there was a new fad in town — the cassette tape. Slowly, but surely, the bulky turntable and the unwieldy vinyl LP were losing out to the sheer portability factor of a cassette player and the compact size and format of a spooled tape in a handy plastic casing. Over and above the advantage of being able to listen to ‘music I love’, a cassette tape-recorder offered the new-age audience the added benefit of recording every bit of ambient noise: The music — and the cacophony as well! No wonder even the almost puritanical behemoths at HMV decided to churn out more cassettes than LPs and more tape-recorders than turntables. Soon, my growing love for the cassette turned the tables on our good-old radiogram, forcing Baba to get a tape-recorder. “It’s the ‘in’ thing,” I reasoned with him. Shelves at music stores in Kolkata and practically the world over had fewer and fewer vinyls and an ever-growing number of cassettes. And by the time I reached college in the early 1990s, a glistening CD hi-fi system had replaced the Bush tape-recorder on the front-room entertainment unit. Compact discs were the way to go — digitally stored, crystal clear, lossless audio, played in any order of preference.

But the Sundays were never quite the same. Without that gruffy note picked up by the turntable stylus and the gully no more coming alive with rambunctious ‘would-be’ cricketing heroes, even the aroma of mutton curry still wafting through the house had somehow lost its allure. We have really taken our entertainment indoors – from the gully to the TV screens, from the radiogram’s community feel to the privacy of hand-held devices and those ubiquitous smartphone-era paraphernalia called earphones and headphones.

That is why, almost four decades later, when I see vinyl making a glorious comeback to Virgin Megastore shelves today, I cannot but feel happy — that my childhood memories, my first brush with the whirl of the black rubber mat on the turntable and the gently swaying bent arm of the stylus still have enough stylistic rectitude to hold its relevance for a generation that has grown up on a heavy diet of all things digital.

Sitting in Dubai, as I write this piece, my iPhone ‘pings’ an alert from Amazon: ‘The Essential Bob Dylan in a two-LP set is now available.’ I am tempted to send a quick message to my son in India: “Do you know what a vinyl record is?” Pat comes the reply: “Yes, I’ve checked a couple of YouTube videos. It doesn’t impress me … I need to carry all my music on the go.”

I reach out for the phone again, to log in to my Amazon Prime account. Time to order that Denon DP29F mini turntable. Time for initiation — time to send one more ‘digital addict’ on an analogue ‘crash course’. And then perhaps the two of us shall exchange notes — 20 years hence.

You can follow Sanjib Kumar Das on Twitter: @moumiayush.

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Jubilados de Masaya protestan ante INSS por reducción de medicamentos

Los manifestantes, en su mayoría diabéticos, se quejan porque les recetan los medicamentos y cuando los van a pedir les dan una cantidad mínima o no hay /Efectivos de la Policía Nacional bloquean acceso a la filial del Seguro Social Noel Amílcar Gallegos

Jubilados de la ciudad de Masaya protestaron la mañana de este viernes frente a las instalaciones de la filial del Instituto Nicaragüense de Seguro Social (INSS), por la reducción de medicamentos. Los manifestantes, en su mayoría diabéticos, se quejaron porque les recetan los medicamentos y cuando los van a pedir les dan una cantidad mínima o no hay.

Lea además: INSS, el gran financista de condominios de lujo en Managua

Una comisión de jubilados ingresó a las instalaciones del INSS para entregar un pliego petitorio, en el que exponen sus demandas, mientras unos veinte efectivos de la Policía Nacional desarmados mantenían un cordón que impedía el paso hacia las instalaciones.

Mas o menos una hora dilato la Comisión de Jubilados hablando con la delegada del INSS de Masaya, a quien le entregaron una serie de propuestas. La Delegada dijo que entregaría el documento a sus jefes en el INSS de Managua.

Se estima que próximamente habrá otra protesta de Jubilados en la ciudad de Granada y estas protestas pican y se extienden a todas las ciudades de Nicaragua, demandando medicinas de calidad que realmente mejoren o curen las enfermedades de los jubilados. 

Los jubilados de Masaya aclararon que ningún ONG financia sus acciones sino que ellos aportan para los gastos de su moviliación. Dijeron que ahora tienen que comprar sus medicamentos en farmacias privadas y son caros por lo que perjudican sus micropensiones que reciben. Denunciaron que ni siquiera en los laboratorios del INSS están poniendo los esparadrapos en sus venas cuando les sacan la sangre.

Se solidaron con la marcha de los jubilados de Masaya haciéndose presentes  el doctor Moisés Hassan Morales y Violeta Granera ambos del Frente Amplio por la Democracia (FAD). 

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Originally published on Lose weight, don’t lose health written by Zahra Hassan on Zahra Hassan

Losing weight is not easy, anyone who has tried to do it knows how much hard work and self-control is involved in the process. It really is a very difficult task. However what is even more difficult is gaining back health once it is lost. Health is one of God’s greatest blessings to us. Without good health we can do very limited amount of things. When something is so precious it is very important that we take very good care of it. Some people while trying to lose weight put themselves through such strains and obstacles that in the process of losing the weight they end up destroying their health. In this article we shout out loud, lose weight, don’t lose health.

Losing weight if you are overweight is of course always very healthy. But there are ways to lose the weight properly. If you want some short cuts in the process then you will end up making more mistakes and destroying your health. We cannot stress enough that lose weight, don’t lose health in the process.

Lose weight, don’t lose health

Here are some points through which you can end up losing health while trying to lose weight instead of gaining any health benefit.

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Taking pills and medicines

You must have seen ads that claim that taking their pill everyday for a month can make you slim or shed weight very quickly. These are usually very harmful and dangerous medicine. Firstly they are just trying to mint your money. Money is their sole agenda. They would send you attractive sales men that would show you fake stories about how magically their miracle product made people weight lose. You would take the medicine and the only thing that will change is you have emptier pockets. On the weight front you would be same as before. So taking medicines by seeing ads on TV or in newspaper or online is not a good idea. Consult a proper doctor before taking any medication. If you want to follow our mantra of “Lose weight, don’t lose health” keep away from these short cut pills.

Starving yourself out

Starving is never good. If you lose weight with starving, you will gain it back very quickly once you start eating again because lets be real, for how long can you starve anyway. Abnormal eating habits can also cause you to have eating disorders like bulimia or anorexia. Just change your unhealthy eating habits and replace them with healthy ones. Lower down the carbs, and raise the proteins. Instead of starving, why don’t you go vegetarian for a while. You will see a big change if you increase the intake of green leafy vegetables and fruits in your diet and leave off carbs. Even if you do not quit bread completely, there is an extremely healthy option available and that is to consume whole wheat bread and flour.

Remember there are no shortcuts to lose weight. If you lose weight in a healthy way only then can you sustain it for a long time.

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Too much exercise

As excess of everything is bad, excess of good and healthy things is bad too. Although working out and exercising is great but overdoing it can cause serious harm to yourself and to your body. If you are new to working out remember you have to start off light. You cannot just one day go to the gym and start sweating yourself up for hours. It will only end up giving you excruciating pain and exhaustion. You will get demotivated to try out the work out again and give up soon thinking it is too much.

All this happened because you tried the wrong way to lose weight. If you are new to exercising it is best to hire proper trainer in the beginning. If it is too much for you to afford, read a lot online. There are a number of weight loss and exercising guides available for newbies. After a thorough study start the workout by doing simple and easy steps first. Remember big athlete’s also first stretch out a little before starting out the real exercise, so you also need to start off light and then move on to the heavy stuff, to save your body from lots of stress and fatigue.

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Liposuction or tummy tuck for quick weight loss

Liposuction means to remove excessive fat from the body from areas where fat seems to accumulate like tummy or thighs. Although people say that there are no side effects of liposuction but that is wrong. First and foremost, excessive lumpiness of the skin can occur when fat is removed from the body. Other side effects that may happen include deep vein thrombosis, organ perforation, internal bleeding or infection. Also if after the liposuction the diet is not controlled then the fat will return after a few months and all your efforts will go in vein.

Also as we have mentioned earlier too, there are no short cuts to weight loss. Apart from a small amount, in one go you cannot take out a lot of fat from the body. It is harmful and can result in serious consequences. So if you are thinking that you can get all your weight removed in one go, there is bad news for you, this is not how things work out.

Just like any surgical process, this one will also take a toll on the body and requires a recovery time. There will be pain and weakness. If you are removing fat from twin parts like thighs or upper arms remember you would need two surgeries, thus the risks of harmful side effects doubles up.

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Wrong weight loss motivation, Lose weight, don’t lose health

It is very important that you lose weight, don’t lose health but that is possible if you have the right motivations behind it. if you are doing it just because it is a fad or because all your friends are doing it and you do not want to be left out although your heart is not in it, the best advice would be not to do it. if you want to lose weight, don’t lose health you must be clear on these points.

Know why you are doing it and it must have something good for you strongly at the core.

Have set goals, know where you are standing right now and where you want to go from there.

Choose a healthy path to go to your goal and then stick to it.

So friends my advice in the end is same as that in the beginning lose weight, don’t lose health because health is the most expansive and important thing in the world. Without health you cannot do anything but with a good health shedding of a little weight would be a piece of cake.

What do you think is the best way to lose weight? Share with us by commenting below.

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