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Below is a long blog post about 2013, but it’s not really that long. If you are one of the people who has made an effort to come and see me play in 2013 then thank-you very much! It was wonderful meeting all of you at shows during this year; I always love seeing familiar faces on my travels, as well as getting to know new people too (in fact there were several times when I forgot names or places because everyone is so friendly). You have been incredible support throughout my career so far – both financially through buying tickets for gigs etc., but also emotionally by coming out time after time even if things weren’t going great beforehand (either with myself personally or musically), which makes everything worthwhile :) As most readers will already be aware: The beginning of last year saw my first ever UK headline tour taking place over six dates across England & Scotland between February - March where many different songs got their live debuts including “Blackout”, “Give Me A Reason” plus some older tracks such as “Bright Lights” from back in 2011/2012 era plus two covers chosen especially just for these shows namely Rihanna’s hit song ‘We Found Love’, while another cover version performed included Katy Perry’s chart smashing single ‘Firework’. Following those performances came more European festivals appearances than any previous season before them starting off in France at Tilos Rock Festival held near Marseille during July followed closely behind by playing at Main Square Festival Belgium alongside Muse amongst others later that same month shortly afterwards performing again abroad this time Ireland supporting Ellie Goulding in Dublin city centre venue Olympia Theatre around September.. Then finally finishing up October witnessed final performance event held entirely inside London’s legendary Royal Albert Hall accompanied by full symphony Orchestra conducted By Simon Rhodes featuring conductor himself along side guest vocalists Becky James And Cory Henry joining forces together once again creating stunning soundscapes unlike anything heard previously within genre… And yes indeed there certainly hasn’t stopped since either: After initial success released early January 2014 debut album entitled Life Support which reached number three spot in national charts straight away followed soon enough following suit with launch party celebration hosted exclusively @ Ministry Of Sound London attracting large crowd consisting mainly youngsters eagerly awaiting next chapter ahead … Such high praise received for project thusfar undoubtedly contributed greatly towards decision making process involving signing deal record label Warner Music Group earlier current summer period proving itself beneficial yet somewhat risky move depending upon outcome future endeavors …..So what does all mean? Well simply put continuity seems obvious answer here now isn’t it ? But lets face facts truth matter no matter how often repeat phrase certain word repeatedly until ears numb effectiveness statement itself becomes lost message Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. It was written by the author of this site (who will remain anonymous). He asked me to put it up on my website, but I’m not sure if he should be asking that because his name appears all over the page… Anyway, enjoy and let us know what you think! I am writing in support for an article called “The Future Of Manufacturing Is In The Hands Of An Amateur” which appeared recently in Forbes magazine. This piece discusses how people are using cheap desktop 3d printers available today and building their own products from scratch rather than buying them off-the-shelf at retail stores or online. There have been many articles published lately about how we can use these machines ourselves instead relying solely upon large companies like Apple who make everything expensive so they can charge more money while providing less service/value when compared with other brands out there such as Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.; Sony Corporation etc.. However ,this particular topic seems quite timely considering recent developments involving MakerBot Industries LLC – maker behind Replicator series lineup– being acquired earlier last month after having raised nearly $1 billion dollars during its initial public offering process back around mid April 2015 . While some may say these sorts things happen everyday here on planet earth especially within tech industry where innovations come thick & fast almost daily basis; others might argue against idea saying nothing could possibly replace human labor force completely thus leaving room open door possibility something new happening soon enough down road somewhere along way ahead us humans still exist somewhere else far away galaxy beyond reach even though time itself continues move forward unrelentingly until end days arrive finally bringing curtain close chapter history mankind existence forevermore never again returning back again ever again henceforth eternally everlastingly into infinity beyond boundaries space dimension infinite known universe unknown galaxies stars planets moons asteroids comets nebulas black holes white dwarfs quarks electrons protons neutrons photon gravitational waves dark matter anti-matter string theory quantum mechanics relativity cosmology multiverse chaos order entropy information entropy randomness determinism free will choice choices options decisions judgements opinions values belief systems faith religions cultures societies civilizations nations governments laws regulations rules codes conventions agreements contracts treaties pacts covenants obligations oath vows promises swearings commitments declarations statements announcements news reports broadcastings publishing print media digital media social networks platforms websites applications programs software tools hardware devices equipment machinery apparatus appliances gadgets technology electronics electricity power energy light wind water air food shelter clothing housing furniture transportation travel communication information knowledge data facts figures statistics analysis research studies surveys experiments testing trials measurements evaluations assessment estimating calculations computations forecasting predictions extrapolations Below is a long blog post about 150 years of the New York Times. I was intrigued by this story as it reminded me of my own history with newspapers. My family subscribed to both the Sunday and daily edition for many, many decades (since before WWII). My grandfather delivered them on his bicycle in Toronto’s east end when they were still printed locally. When he passed away, we inherited all three copies – Sunday, Saturday Evening Post and Daily News. We still have these from mid-century – an amazingly complete collection that includes some special issues such as the first moon landing. This is probably what inspired me most when I studied Communication Design at OCAD University where one of our assignments included designing a newspaper mockup. It seemed like a natural choice since it had been part of our lives growing up. Nowadays, however, while I get my news online every day through CNN or BBC websites plus Google alerts for companies and topics related to my job, I rarely read print anymore unless it is something specific like The Economist. In fact, recently when I was travelling around Asia for several weeks and needed information during free time, I found myself turning towards Wikipedia instead! The article below highlights how much things can change over just fifty short years… Below is a long blog post about 18 things you need to know as an entrepreneur. In it, I’ve included lots of pictures and examples for clarity on the various points that are made in this article. To get straight into what you should be doing right now (as well as learning some useful information), here are my top four tips: Write down your goals – This will help ensure that they are actually achievable (and not just dreams) Ask yourself why you want certain things or have set goals? – The answer might surprise you! And if there isn’t one then ask again until something comes up… If possible make time every day whereby nothing else gets done except working towards those objectives; whether its work-related stuff like preparing documents/meetings etc., personal matters such cleaning out closets / organising files etc.; even watching television shows related directly back onto our lives e.g Netflix binge sessions 🙂 . It doesn’t matter how much we think we deserve rest after stressful days at school but remember these moments could come later so don’t waste them unnecessarily today!! This tip is important because without knowing what needs changing first before improving anything around us means wasting valuable resources trying unsuccessfully achieve better results when other methods already exist which can easily resolve issues quickly & efficiently instead! So focus upon fixing problems rather than simply attempting new solutions only making matters worse ultimately costing more money down line anyway due bad decisions taken early stages development cycle project lifecycle life cycles Want more detail? Read below ⬇️ The first step toward success is self-knowledge. You must understand who you are, what drives you and how best to use all aspects of yourself as tools for achieving your goal(s). If any part feels blocked by fear or doubt during this process do whatever works for YOU—go meditate underwater while listening through earphones playing classical music OR take deep breathes with each exhalation holding tension within body till relaxed then repeat several times daily–these actions may seem silly yet effective ways calm down emotions sometimes resulting feelings powerlessness weakness vulnerability etc.. Start small and simple, write down three goals that mean most to you. Then begin breaking them down into smaller pieces so it becomes easier for you to accomplish everything on your list by following simple steps. Once completed move ahead onto next task until finished! Don’t worry too much over details initially - start off easy enough where there aren’t many obstacles standing between starting point and finishing destination…but keep focused throughout entire journey otherwise risk getting lost along wayside somewhere near middle portion maybe even farther away from initial beginning spot :) You will also learn techniques used by successful people including setting deadlines timelines milestones targets quotas benchmarks standards metrics measurements KPIS Key Performance Indicators key performance indic Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. It’s written by Dana, who has had the privilege to be able to work with this technology for several years now and is one of the best in her field world-wide! She also happens to be my daughter – she will have to excuse me if I am somewhat biased!! I was asked recently why people are so interested in 3d Printing (also referred to as Additive Manufacturing). The answer lies within our history….. “In ancient Egyptian tomb paintings, gods and goddesses were often depicted holding models or “idealized” sculptures that represented the person they protected. These statues gave an indication as to what their human counterparts looked like”. This gives you some insight into how important the need to recreate objects may go back thousands of years !?! This shows a basic concept model. A rough sketch to help understand how something should look without going through all the detail yet. The above picture provides us an example of how we can get started using SOLIDWORKS, which uses solid geometry. In order to create a model in SolidWorks you start off by creating simple shapes called primitives such as boxes, spheres, cylinders etc. To make these primitive shapes more realistic it is necessary to add surface features known as faces (these could include cutouts holes or gaps) edges (which define where two surfaces meet), vertices (the corner points between faces/edges and faces) fillets (curves applied to edges and corners) bosses (projecting areas on parts) and shells (where multiple faces come together). By combining these primitive shapes you then end up with complex components ready for manufacture. You can use different materials properties and apply colour and texture maps from a photo reference. Above: A rendering showing a design created in Solidworks Below: Another example of design creation showing a jig being designed in SOLIDWORKS. What does the future hold ? 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