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Have you ever played the game, ‘Have You Ever?’ Listen and laugh at the truth or dare podcast with Deedee and Amanda – lingerie style!
One of our favorite throw back interviews when our old podcast was named The Lingerie Stories …, and now, The Naked Point of View! (same people but, wayyy better name, right?) Please note when listening to the end credits, our contact email is NOW thenakedpointofview@gmail.com. We all can get in a rut from time to time , right?? Especially when you are a busy Mom. Listen and laugh at this podcast with Deedee and Amanda who will guide you through stepping up your Mom Mojo – lingerie style and with items you WILL wear, we promise!
Listen to one of our favorite throw back interviews when our old podcast was named The Lingerie Stories …, and now, The Naked Point of View! (same people but, wayyy better name, right?) Please note when listening to the end credits, our contact email is NOW thenakedpointofview@gmail.com. This podcast Amanda and Deedee discuss our top lingerie fashion “fauxpas” and WHY the even happen?
A possible clash could be in the making between the Executive and Judiciary in Grenada on government’s attempt to award Queen’s Counsel status to two attorneys-at-law in private practice – Ruggles Ferguson and Derek Sylvester.
Well-placed sources told THE NEW TODAY that the Chief Justice of the OECS Court system, Dame Justice Janice Pereira met with the Executive of the Grenada Bar Association last week Wednesday and touched on the issue.
A source who asked not to be named said that the female head of the OECS court told the lawyers in attendance that she intends to follow the established protocol as put in writing by former Chief Justice Hugh Rawlins on the granting of QC status.
He said the Chief justice has her own reservations about certain aspects of the protocol especially the exorbitant fees to be paid by lawyers to achieve QC standing.
Under the protocol, persons have to apply for elevation as Senior lawyers to a five member “Silk Committee” put in place by the Chief Justice and headed by a Justice of the Court of Appeal.
In the case of Ferguson and Sylvester, the two were hand-picked by the ruling New National Party (NNP) government of Prime Minister Dr. Keith Mitchell and submitted to Cabinet for ratification.
THE NEW TODAY contacted President of the Grenada Bar Association (GBA), Anande Trotman-Joseph Wednesday for comment on the issue but she was not in a position to do so until another two to three weeks.
Trotman-Joseph said that she was currently doing some research on the protocol issue and was waiting on information from Dame Janice that was promised at the meeting with her executive members.
She also told this newspaper that the local bar has not received any request from government for a meeting to be held with Minister of Legal Affairs, Elvin Nimrod to discuss the decision to grant QC status to Ferguson and Sylvester.
THE NEW TODAY has reported that Nimrod was mandated by Cabinet to seek a meeting with the bar to inform them of the planned elevation of the two lawyers in private practice to become QC’s.
The decision runs contrary to the advice given to government by its principal legal advisor, Attorney-General Cajeton Hood and Solicitor General Dwight Horsford to proceed with caution on the issue.
The two attorneys noted that the established norm is for government to only nominate for QC status lawyers in public office like the Director of Public Prosecutions, Attorney-General and Solicitor and not those operating in private practice.
Speculation is rife that Prime Minister Mitchell has brushed aside the advice in favour of one given to him by a non-national advisor in the Office of the Prime Minister that the protocol in existence is not binding on Grenada.
Attorney Ferguson has been quoted as saying that he will not accept the award of QC from government if it did not come through the office of the Chief Justice.
The move by the Mitchell-led government to offer QC status to Sylvester and Ferguson outside of the CJ Protocol has angered some members of the legal profession on the island.
The CJ protocol states that, “the award of Queen’s Counsel is for excellence made to experienced, senior practitioners who have demonstrated their competencies to a standard of excellence”.
One of the essential criteria set out in the protocol is that the lawyer identified for QC status “must be learned in the law so as to provide sound guidance and to assist in judicial interpretation and development of the law”, as well as be able to “display a sound appreciation of the jurisprudence of the region, and be analytical in the application of the law”.
Apple is working with U2 to develop a new music format that is designed to tackle piracy by making digital downloads of albums and songs a more attractive proposition, according to TIME magazine.
U2 frontman Bono told TIME that he was optimistic the new digital music format will prove so ‘irresistibly exciting’ that it will lure them away from the all-too-easy illegal downloading that the music industry often bemoans.
According to the report, the move is a bid to help musicians who don’t tour to make money out of the industry by helping them to better monetize their recorded music. Naturally, we’ve asked Apple for comment, but didn’t receive a reply by the time of publication – we’ll update you if we hear more.
In all, it took the Galaxy Note 7 two minutes and four seconds to launch 14 apps and render a video; it took the iPhone one minute and 21 seconds to do the same. The iPhone 6S is running on a year old processor and just 2 GB of RAM, while the Note 7, which was just released this week – is using a 6 month old chip with 4 gigs of RAM a ton of Samsung customization.
I already mentioned the Note 7 isn’t the fastest of the current Android flagships in my review, but the result isn’t surprising for anyone who’s been following the iOS vs Android saga since the outset anyway. Apple has optimized its hardware and software to work in sync, while Android’s vast array of fragmented hardware means you generally need more powerful devices for the same performance.
This test isn’t fully indicative of real-world performance or productivity, of course. Nobody opens a sequence of apps in that way, and most of the slowdown happens in loading games.
More importantly though, this kind of speed test doesn’t cover features like the Note 7’s split screen or S Pen-powered Glance feature, both of which let you work with two apps simultaneously. When it comes to doing real work done, I’d argue the note 7’s focus on multi-tasking pulls ahead.
Still, it’s another bit of proof that when it comes to pure, real world speed, hardware can only go so far. We’ll be curious to see how Google’s upcoming Nexus – which should be better optimized – holds up to this year’s iPhone.
Paris, France-based email advertising technology company ividence has secured $4 million in Series B financing in a round led by Omnes Capital (formerly Credit Agricole Private Equity), with participation from existing investor A Plus Finance.
Founded in 2008, ividence operates what it calls a ‘stand-alone email ad exchange’ that basically connects advertisers and list owners with a platform that uses behavioral targeting to run better email ads.
Ad exchanges have long existed for display and search ads, but this is indeed the first platform of its kind we’ve seen for email advertising (which is apparently not that different from owning a dog).
Already, ividence says it monetizes more than 50 million email addresses in France and in the United States.
With the fresh capital, the company hope to make waves in the United States – it current employs 11 people in offices in New York and San Francisco but aims to expand its presence stateside significantly.
Big: begged me to let her watch the baby while I made dinner, saying “please mama, I can take care of her” She did a great job too.
Little: has decided she’s cranky as hell for those watching her while I’m at work this week. Not cool kid, not cool.
For your consideration as a way to show my gratitude to the founder of Van Gogh’s Ear Anthology (the print versions Volumes 1-7) and pay respect to the late Allen Ginsberg, who influenced both, I felt it only fitting to post the link to the book that gives reader’s a glimpse into the life of its creator and the relationship with Ginsberg which has led to all of…this.
A stunning memoir that not only explores Ian Ayres’s rich, vibrant and complicated past life, but also features his previously unpublished experiences with luminary legends such as Tennessee Williams, Allen Ginsberg, Yoko Ono, Edumund White and Quentin Crisp. More than just a book, Private Parts is an experience of teen angst, hangovers for breakfast, and raw enlightenment tripping over that cliff’s edge in the rye. It would not exist if Ayres were not a survivor. His crusty accounts of a boy’s life on the wild side explores the extreme boundaries of human behavior and amorality, offering a journey through his life from his early years in houses of ill repute to his expatriate life in Paris today.
Private Parts is available at Amazon.com as well as at French Connection which offers up some truly well-made and thoughtful documentaries and books (including all 7 volumes of Van Gogh’s Ear).
For an interview with the author please see: https://theoriginalvangoghsearanthology.com/2013/01/23/an-interview-with-ian-ayres/
[…] are too many skeletons I’ve already let out of the closet in my memoir Private Parts. I wish I could destroy every single copy of that book. I regret having exposed so much. I’m not […]
Is a lovely book Ian. Truly honest, there is much to be admired in that. I never get enough of your writing. Would love to see more.
[…] This poem for Yoko Ono was written in Strawberry Fields in Central Park, NYC. Looking up at the Dakota, Ian saw Yoko staring out of a window and rituals of unfixed sand paintings inspired him. […]
It’s been a minute since we’ve had a No Whining Wednesday, where we do not complain, whine or criticize for a 24 hour period.
If this is your first NWW be sure to CLICK HERE to learn more about this segment. For the rest of you, welcome back!
We hold onto hope with shaking hands and weak hearts. It is something we fall back on in times of desperation and fear. We cry out loud for it, searching for solutions to our problems when there’s nothing left to do but wait. When things are out of our hands and we are no longer in control then, and only then, do we hope because there’s nothing left to do.
Hope by definition is the substance of what is expected, the proof of what we cannot see. To strengthen expectation is to begin to expect things to happen that is not yet foreseeable. To build in hope is to start to look at life, not through the lens of what is not here, but what is yet to come.
It may seem impossible that you will be relieved of Child Support or that you will get out of prison in time to see your children grow up, that you will find the love of your life or that you will be healed from that disease. It may seem impossible that you can love again after being broken or recover from a traumatic experience. It’s difficult to look at these kinds of situations, many of which we have no control, and expect things to turn out OK. It’s difficult because everything physical says that it will not. Your appeal was denied, your Child Support Payments increased, the doctor says there is no cure and your emotions won’t simmer from heartache.
When you can expect things to turn out differently despite all the physical proof that it won’t, this is hope.
Hope is expecting something to happen that you cannot see is possible but you still expect it. It is, as the saying goes, taking the first step even though you cannot see the whole staircase. You know it leads to a place. You can’t see where it is or what’s up there but you know something’s there. It is when you are willing to be uncomfortable for a time because you expect that things will (despite the “evidence” that it won’t) get better.
When you change your perspective, the way you see things and the way you think about them, your entire life will begin to change.
I was browsing my archives and thought it was interesting that I came upon this post I wrote on the same day it was published two years ago, August 10, 2015. I don’t believe in coincidences so I am re-posting this for whoever needs to read it. It is, after all, Throwback Thursday.
What if I told you that inventions were built on your smile? If I told you, that babies were made from your good morning? That because of you someone glided their way home today. Kissed sunshine into the arms of a loved one or sat down to give birth to their first poem. Trembling and afraid, they are virgin to this moment. Nothing to warn them of the Sanchez in their blood or the Maya on their skin but here they are because you loved them. What if I told you that inside the creases of your armpits were hugs that wrote masterpieces, which sang platinum albums, and wiped away tears as easily and as gently as music? What if I told you that your words are music? That someone somewhere is listening to you strum their pain with your fingers. That with your words alone you Lauryn Hill them back to Zion. Never underestimate the hope you unknowingly gift to others, like slow songs that mean nothing until you are desperate enough to listen to the words.
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The PBS Blog Podcast is an audio version of Yecheilyah’s blog “The PBS Blog” and will contain words of inspiration and writing tips to carry you through the week.
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Yecheilyah is an Author, Blogger, and Poet. Her latest Release, Renaissance: The Nora White Story (Book One) is available now on Amazon:
“I must say not only did I enjoy the story, which is the first book in a series, but I, a middle-aged British white woman, also learned a little more of black American history at the same time. The author managed to weave aspiring writer Nora White’s fictional character in amongst the life and times of 1920’s Jazz age poets and novelists Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston.”
Its that time of the week again! Welcome to another edition of Introduce Yourself, a new and exciting blog segment of The PBS Blog dedicated to introducing to you new and established authors and their books.
My name is Latisha. I write under Tisha as well as the pseudonym Hope Destiny. I live in Orlando, Florida.
The Sunshine state. I love it. Your pseudonym is beautiful. What made you decide on this name in particular?
I was airing out my dirty laundry to the world about what I did when I was younger that I shouldn’t have been doing. As well as the violations I endured and my feelings about my parents. I just didn’t want any family members to know it was me or read it so as I was writing it the name just came to me. I questioned it at first and tried to change it, but God already had planted that seed so it was no way around it or giving it up.
To the point, I like it lol. I enjoy silence myself. I understand you are employed outside of writing? Tell us about your job.
OK OK, I see you. Cleaning out my closet was my jam back in the day, Lol. Seems like a lifetime ago. Speaking of music, what kind of music do you like?
Yaass! Me too. You’ll love PBS Throwback Thursdays. Let’s talk about writing. When did you publish your first book? What was that like?
You Don’t Know My Story: I Don’t Look Like What I Been Through was published in May 2014. (You Still Don’t Know My Story, and Let Me Finish Telling You My Story was published after that and each about 6 months apart).
Part One chronicles my life from a child to the age of 18 years old with the subsequent books from the age of 18 and up. It was heartbreaking to write. I cried a lot. It was hard to recall memories that I had locked up in the attic of my memory to forget and to move on. Then I realized how that only caused the anger that shrouded my heart which in turn lead to failed relationships and failed marriages. I had a wall up. I didn’t love anyone. Not even my own children so it was sad. I gave them things in place of love sort of like I was given growing up. It was an endless vicious cycle that needed to be broken and I wanted…no, needed to break it.
You Don’t Know My Story sounds like a gripping read. I like that cover too. I’m gonna have to check you out as soon as I find the time to read all these books! Hope, how long have you been married?
Awwue! Go ahead Newlywed Lol. (alright now fellas, you heard it here first, Hope is married, tee hee). Children?
There is always something that keeps you from doing things that you want to do. I would love to write every day all day but I can’t. I have a job. No. I have a career. While my imagination runs wild with stories and ideas all day, I crunch numbers as it does. I am the main breadwinner in my entire family. So many responsibilities. My parents. My children. Nieces and nephews and etc always needing things and I have to be the one to give it. Granted…everyone (my siblings mainly) had the same opportunities that I had but no one wanted the responsibility of doing what it took to get it. I am the responsible one. Everyone depend on me so I can’t live in my fantasy writer world that calls me. I have to live in the now so what really takes up a lot of my time? The need and want to put others before my own needs and wants. Other people problems take up a lot of my time.
Yea, I can imagine that’s a huge responsibility and some serious stress. Praying for your strength. Speaking of life, what do you think of the world we live in?
As noted above….time is what I have so little of with a demanding career and family as I have so that is just it…so much to do…so little time….that is my mantra.
Once I do finish a novel, it is euphoric. I have completed a task (a most difficult one) that I had set out to do. It is always exciting to complete a difficult task with very little time.
I am always thinking about stories all day, everyday and scenes and such or an idea pops in my head and I always wrote poetry as a child to deal with a lot of anger and hurt of growing up with parents that were there but not there so writing became an outlet as it has now.
Thru all the hurt and pain I endured from a child and on, I learned that writing takes me places and gives me that release I yearn for. A release from pain and misery and I can make it continue or end.. in a story. In a story, it is a life I really control. The characters life is in my hands and they don’t have to be miserable like I was. It is wonderful.
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