
A: 0


Write down the solution for this math problem: Solve 11*b - 259 = -26*b for b.
answer: 7


Q: Solve:
Solve 0 = 7*h - 140 + 91 for h.

A:
7Kasabian On Fire At King Power Stadium’s Music Concert Debut
- Leicester City fans Kasabian headline King Power Stadium’s first music concert
- Sell-out 27,000 crowd see the band belt out favourites like Fire and Club Foot
- Band set for two nights at the home of Leicester City over the Bank Holiday
- Concerts form part of the Club’s Premier League title celebrations
King Power Stadium played host to its first ever music concert on Saturday night, as Leicester City fans Kasabian lit up the home of the Premier League champions.
Fulfilling a long-time dream of playing at the home of their beloved Foxes, frontmen Tom Meighan and Serge Pizzorno led an emotional performance from the Leicester-based four-piece, joined by bassist Chris Edwards and drummer Ian Matthews, as the city continued its celebration of the Club's historic title triumph.
A capacity crowd of 27,000 packed into King Power Stadium for a set that included some of the band's biggest hits and several that have become synonymous with Leicester City success.
While Fire was the sound to greet every City goal at King Power Stadium during their march to the Premier League title, Underdog epitomised the fighting spirit that saw the Foxes overcome pre-season odds of 5000/1 to be crowned champions of England. Favourites such as Club Foot, L.S.F. and Empire have become mainstays of the King Power Stadium playlist in recent years.
Leicester City shirts, flags and scarves were proudly displayed among the capacity crowd throughout the night, which kicked off with performances from former Gorillaz guitarist Jeff Wootton, followed by highly rated Stockport band Blossoms.
The gig was the first of two very special nights at King Power Stadium this week, with the band returning on Sunday to take the party further into the Bank Holiday weekend.
It follows a sensational cameo from Kasabian at the climax of the Club's recent open-top bus tour two weeks ago, where the Premier League trophy was proudly paraded through the streets of Leicester. The band performed three songs at Victoria Park, the final destination on the parade route, in a preview to the two main events this weekend.
for photos from Kasabian's parade-day performance at Victoria Park.
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- คัดลอก URL ลงคลิปบอร์ดURL copied to clipboardEven if you've never set foot in a Lush store, you'll be aware of its iconic scents from a stroll past one on the high street. Several Lush stores have added day spas, offering facial and massage treatment with a twist.
Lush Spas have the same Lush ethos of natural ingredients, being environmentally conscious and sourcing ingredients responsibly; whilst offering exclusive Lush Spa treatments that look after your body and send your mind off to another planet.
The Lush Spas have the cute and quaint decor of an old-fashioned country kitchen and living room. In this waiting area you will meet your therapist who will introduce you to the treatment you are having.
All Lush Spa treatments are accompanied by a composed-for-Lush exclusive soundtrack that plays in perfect harmony with the treatment you are having. With the 'Hard Days Night' treatment, the clue is in the title- the music is all re-worked Beatles' songs that have been given a folk-style lullaby spin.
My Hard Days Night Treatment at Lush Spa Edinburgh began with me changing into a crisp and soft pair of cotton pyjamas that were left in the treatment room for me, wrapped around a hot water bottle, by my therapist Chris.
At first I was apprehensive about having a male therapist (something I hadn't encountered before); but I was put at instant ease by Chris that it ceased to be an issue almost immediately. In fact, the treatment is the best i've ever had- I think in part due to his added male strength.
Once I was changed and in the treatment bed, I rang a bell for Chris to re-enter, and The Beatles' music and my Lush Spa experience properly began.
Hard Days Night does contain elements of massage (all done on top of your pyjamas); but it is mainly a treatment of passive stretching i.e. your therapist moves all your limbs for you, stretching your muscles and loosening all those stiff joints. It can be quite painful at times; but the discomfort is more that worth it for the relaxed 'floating on a cloud' feeling you get afterwards. As soon as Chris started working on me, my back cracked (as did my hips), and it was amazing. Everything is done in time to the music and in keeping with the lyrics, so all your senses are engaged and relaxed.
After the treatment was over, I opened my eyes to a life-affirming message from The Beatles on the ceiling, and changed back into my clothes. I then headed back to the lounge area where Chris had laid out tea and Jammie Dodgers for me to further unwind with.
Everyone who has the Hard Days Night treatment, also gets the exclusive Lavender-scented Golden Slumbers bath bomb to have a bath with when you get home. Cue your best sleep ever.
The Hard Days Night Treatment costs £85 at Lush Spas nationwide, and the treatment itself lasts for 75 minutes. For more information and to sample the music, visit the Lush website here.In your face, Darrieux! Let’s see you do this!
Anything Danielle Darrieux can do, Joey Heatherton seems to think she can do better. Darrieux’s trapeze maneuver was very nice, but this pretzel pose from Heatherton has a higher degree of difficulty. Heatherton, who was born Davenie Johanna Heatherton, danced, sang, and acted her way to major stardom, and as she aged became one of America’s biggest sex symbols. This culminated in a Playboy layout in 1997 when she was past fifty. The above photo is a bit earlier. We’re guessing around 1975.
Romance has a problem with men.
Make no mistake, this is a feminist issue and, like questions of diversity in age, race and sexual orientation, it needs to be addressed before romance can fully move forward as the progressive, open-minded genre it is.
We’ve made great strides over the years combatting the female body issue. For instance the BBW, or Big Beautiful Women subgenre, is one example of how romance is attempting to reconcile the reality of hey, people comes in all shapes and sizes with the escapism of a genre built largely upon physical appearance. We are getting better, but combatting centuries of social pressure to look, dress and act a certain way will not be successful overnight, and we must continue to highlight all types of women in our novels.
But that’s not what I want to discuss here. It’s no secret that representation of women’s bodies has a long way to go. We know that and, frankly, we’re trying.
The same can’t really be said for men.
Okay, I know. Women have been facing over-sexualization and objectification for centuries, no, millennia, why is it an issue when one media turns it back on its head and says, ‘we want highlanders with ripped bodies and massive cocks and we won’t settle for anything less’?
That isn’t the problem. Women should be raising their standards, and I think romance goes a far way to telling readers that they should have no qualms against asking for what they want and reaching for what they deserve. That’s great.
The problem arises when we do exactly what has been done to women for so, so long and we create an environment where The Perfect Man doesn’t actually exist.
Okay, there is one fundamental difference between the history of oversexualizing men and oversexualizing women that I must point out. Men are allowed to have other traits. They are allowed to have careers and desires and goals and personality quirks. They are allowed to be people first and foremost, in a way women have been begging to be recognized for as long as there have been identifiable sexes. I appreciate and acknowledge that truth, before moving onto the argument at hand.
It is a feminist issue to portray all men as ripped, tall and well-endowed, and we must see it as one.
Getting back to the roots of feminism– equality between the sexes– I hope we can look at the role of men in romance and say that we want equality on the high road and not the low road. I hope we can say that we’d rather build women up, than tear men down. There are many issues within the feminist sphere that are about protecting and advocating for men, and body issue needs to be one of them.
Sure, romance is escapist fiction. And sure, the percentage of heroines embracing the diverse body type is much, much smaller than those who fall into the category of ‘mainstream beauty’, but until we recognize that we are doing men, the men in our everyday lives, a disservice, we cannot move forward as a fundamentally feminist genre.
Listen, I don’t clear the five foot three mark. I dated a guy in high school who was a solid foot taller than me,