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'Suicide Squad' at WonderCon
Filmmakers and cast members of Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay were on hand March 23 to help promote the film at WonderCon 2018 at the Anaheim Convention Center. The latest direct-to-video animated superhero adventure from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment is available now digitally and arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray April 10.
'Star Wars' at SXSW
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment debuted the documentary The Director and the Jedi, a full-length behind-the-scenes look at Star Wars: The Last Jedi, March 12 at the Paramount Theatre at SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas. The documentary is one of the bonus features on the home video versions of Last Jedi, which will be … Continue reading "'Star Wars' at SXSW"
'Justice League' Light Show at SXSW
To promote the March 13 Blu-ray release of Justice League, Warner Bros. Home Entertainment created an interactive light display at SXSW within DC's comic book pop-up shop and Superhero experience. The activation included an interactive sidewalk and holograms that activated with scenes from the movie and corresponding Superhero logos from all six members of the … Continue reading "'Justice League' Light Show at SXSW"
Mark Hamill Honored With Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
"Star Wars" icon Mark Hamill was honored with the 2,630th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a ceremony March 8 in front of the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles with special guests Harrison Ford, George Lucas, Billie Lourd, Kelly Marie Tran and R2-D2. Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment releases Star Wars: The Last … Continue reading "Mark Hamill Honored With Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame"
'Coco Day in L.A.', Feb. 27, 2018
The city of Los Angeles declared Feb. 27 "Coco Day in L.A." in celebration of the home entertainment release of Disney/Pixar's animated feature film Coco. Los Angeles City Councilmember Gil Cedillo, who represents the city's First District, presented the honors at City Hall to director Lee Unkrich and producer Darla K. Anderson. Additional voice talent … Continue reading "'Coco Day in L.A.', Feb. 27, 2018"
'Batman: Gotham by Gaslight' Premiere
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment held the premiere for the new animated film Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Feb. 5 at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills, Calif. The film, a re-imagining of Batman as a detective chasing Jack the Ripper, was released on Blu-ray, DVD and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Feb. 6.
Video and Audio Center Flagship Store Opening, Jan. 25, 2018
Video and Audio Center held a gala opening party Jan. 25 for its new flagship showcase store in the Westfield Century City mall. Video and Audio Center has been introducing new technologies for more than 34 years, and its new store is a new retail concept focused on the customer experience, with towering wall displays … Continue reading "Video and Audio Center Flagship Store Opening, Jan. 25, 2018"
Home Entertainment Community at CES 2018
Two events celebrating home entertainment were held on day one of CES Jan. 9: A reception for the UHD Alliance, which announced a major educational campaign on behalf of 4K UHD product, and the annual DEG: Digital Entertainment Group reception, where Redbox announced it will be testing 4K UHD Blu-ray Disc rentals in 2018 – … Continue reading "Home Entertainment Community at CES 2018"
A Look Back at CES 2017
As yet another CES opens in Las Vegas, Media Play News is taking you back to the last big show in January 2017, with some sights from the show floor; the annual party hosted by DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group; and the Fox Innovation Lab press event demonstrating its virtual reality experience for the "Planet … Continue reading "A Look Back at CES 2017"
Video Hall of Fame
The 37th Variety Press Play Home Entertainment & Digital Hall of Fame took place Dec. 5 at the Montage in Beverly Hills, Calif. The event, established as the Video Hall of Fame back in the early 1980s, this year benefitted the charity City Year. This year's honorees were Chris Meledandri, founder and CEO of Illumination; … Continue reading "Video Hall of Fame"


Primary care services in England are now spending close to £1 billion on diabetes drugs, as the net ingredient cost (NIC) for these medicines leapt £88 million to £956.7 million in 2015/16.
The NIC for diabetes drugs - which does not take into account discounts, dispensing costs, fees, or the income from prescription charges - now accounts for 10.6 percent of the total cost of all prescribing in primary care in England, and is almost double that of decade ago, when it was £513.9 million, or 6.6 percent of the overall spend.
Data released by NHS Digital also show that in the last financial year 49.7 million prescription items were handed out in England for the treatment and management of the condition.
They also reveal an 83.3 percent increase in terms of diabetes items dispensed and an 86.1 percent increase in terms of their cost between 2005/06 and 2015/16.
Of the three main diabetes therapy areas in primary care, prescribed anti-diabetics cost the NHS £422.7 million, prescribed insulin £343.7 million, and prescribed diagnostic and monitoring devices £186.6 million, according to its NHS Digital's report Prescribing for Diabetes 2005/06 to 2015/16.
While diabetes still tops the table overall, last month it was revealed that the greatest jump in the number of items prescribed and dispensed from 2014 to 2015 was seen for antidepressants.


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Patience is an important aspect of being a starting pitcher. Eagerness to get back onto the mound nips at you and five days, or sometimes six in the minor leagues, feels like a month. Picture being prepared to make your season debut for a new club, only to have rain postpone back-to-back games once your turn was up. D.J. Snelten found himself in that scenario on Saturday in San Jose when, in incredibly rare form, two straight ballgames in the California League were completely washed out due to weather. Snelten was the originally scheduled Saturday starter, the No. 3 spot in the rotation behind Andrew Suarez and Sam Coonrod. He was moved to Sunday, and then again to Monday with both rain-outs.
When he was finally allowed to toe the rubber for the series opener against Visalia, his patience paid off. He pitched splendidly for the Class-A Giants, his first appearance at the level, allowing just one unearned run on four hits and one walk. He set the table for the team's second win of the year, but the bullpen faltered a bit and the Rawhide came out on top, 6-5. No "win" for Snelten, but a well-above average game score of 61 for five innings of work.
Snelten features a low-90s fastball, and offers up a changeup, curveball, and cutter, as well. All are considered pretty average pitches while it's his delivery and release that bring hitters some deception and uniqueness. For those who haven't seen Snelten pitch, here's footage from minor league camp in 2014. With continued improvement on command, Snelten could move up the ranks with his 6'6" frame from the left side.
— Right-fielder Steven Duggar had a sweet game in the two-hole for the Giants, drawing two walks and going 2-for-3 with his first dinger of the year and a stolen base. Jonah Arenado got himself in the hit column for 2016, going 2-for-4 with a solo home run. And it's already two triples in three games for Johneshwy Fargas.
— Five games and zero wins for the River Cats thus far, though Ricky Romero made his San Francisco Giants organizational debut and served up just one hit in four innings. He walked three and struck out three, throwing 62 pitches before being replaced by Albert Suarez. I know it's early in the season, but I'm not sure why a veteran like Romero would be limited to under 65 pitches.
— The GreenJackets began a three-game set in Lexington, S.C. and put up seven runs on five hits before rain suspended play for the night. First-basemen Dillon Dobson hit a two-run homer, Dylan Davis tripled home a pair of runs, and Jalen Miller was 2-for-2 before the game was halted before the third inning began. Also, Lucius Fox stole his second base of the year and Cory Taylor was two innings into a stellar Augusta debut, at two baserunners in two scoreless frames. Video of Taylor from three weeks ago in spring training can be found here.
— Richmond lost 8-5 but received great offensive showings from Austin Slater and Christian Arroyo. Slater hit his first long ball of the year (remember this while up at big league camp?) while going 3-for-4 while Arroyo picked up two more hits, including a double. He's 8-for-19 during the young season. And finally, Ryder Jones hit his third double in five games but also made his fourth error at third base.


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El Horno-Asador de Timanfaya fue diseñado por César Manrique y Eduardo Cáceres para un establecimiento de cocina artesanal canaria (Restaurante El Diablo) en el parque nacional de Timanfaya en Lanzarote. El horno-asador funciona con unas rejillas sobre una hendidura en el suelo de varios metros de profundidad en una zona de una alta actividad geotérmica y magmática dentro del parque nacional de Timanfaya. El calor sube desde las entrañas de la Tierra, asando los alimentos colocados en dicha rejilla.

Véase también

 Parque nacional de Timanfaya

Referencias

Parque nacional de Timanfaya
Energía geotérmica
Hornos
Obras de César Manrique

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Mayra Flores Biography, Net Worth, Wiki, Age, Height, Husband
Mayra Flores is an American health practitioner and politician from the state of Texas. She was previously a graduate student in naturopathic medicine from the state of Texas. Flores will be the first Mexican-born woman to serve in the United States Congress.
She is currently a member of the Republican Party and is running for Texas' 34th congressional district after winning the special election after June 14, 2022, when she defeated former Congressman Filemon Vela, Jr.
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Mayra Flores biography
Mayra Flores Family
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Mayra Flores net worth
Real name Mayra Nohemi Flores
Date of birth 1985-1986
Age (as of 2022) 36-37 years
Place of birth Burgos, Mexico
profession Politician
University Texas State Technical College, Harlingen, South Texas College
Father Gonzalo Mario Rodríguez Marroquin
mother Judy Castane
Is she lesbian? no
Who is Mayra Flores' Husband? Not known
children Four
Mayra Flores was born in 1985/86 to migrant farmworkers who spent her childhood in Burgos, Tamaulipas. Her parents were farm workers at the time. Her family had to move to various locations throughout Texas during her childhood, from where she completed her high school while working in the cotton field with her parents in Memphis. Mayra's parents were migrants and farm workers, and like other migrant children, she had to move to other places during her childhood. She spent some years of her life in the Rio Grande Valley.
She graduated from her high school in 2004 in San Benito, TX. She worked with her parents to earn money for her school uniforms, clothing, and other supplies. Working with parents helped Myra instill the importance of education and hard work from an early age.
An American dreamer since childhood, she has often fought for things so that other people can also achieve the life she had. She is grateful to her parents for helping to instill in her the knowledge of collaborative labors such as farming, which enabled her to live and survive in the countryside and live with the dream of America.
Mayra Flores is a graduate student from South Texas College, where she received her bachelor's degree in organizational leadership in 2019. She also received her respiratory therapist degree in 2014. Raised by her Democratic parents, she changed her direction from Democratic to Republican because of her anti-abortion views.
Before joining Congress, Mayra worked for the Hidalgo County Republican Party as chair of Hispanic Outreach. Mayra announced her candidacy for Texas' 34th congressional district following the March 2021 announcement of Filemon Vela Jr.'s retirement.
The far left are destroying the American dream. When I was little my family legally immigrated to America. They taught me conservative values: faith, family, & hard work. I will not let the far left & socialist policies by the Biden Administration destroy this great country #TX34 pic.twitter.com/43L4WzyNzr
— Mayra Flores For Congress 🇺🇸🦅 (@MayraFlores2022) May 17, 2022
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She ran her campaign and asked for help from Hispanics and Latinos to support her and show her concern to the Democratic Party. They have been shown in the South Texas area in the past. On the other hand, after the establishment of a new congressional district, incumbent Democrat Vicente Gonzalez of the 15th district announced his candidacy for congressman for the 34th district. Later on March 1, both Flares and Gonzalez won their primary and are scheduled to face each other in the November 8, 2022 general election.
In March 2022, Vela announced his resignation from a permanent position in Congress to work at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld. Shortly after Vela's resignation, Flores declared her intention to run in the elections to fill the vacancy. Elections for the position were later set for June 14, 2022. After the elections, Flores defeated their opposition leader Dan Sanchez and won their elections. After winning the election, Flares became the first Republican and first woman elected from the lower Rio Grande Valley.
Mayra Flores is a Christian personality and lives a happily married life with a US Border Patrol agent. Both partners have produced two children – a son and a daughter who must be in their teens by now.
Mayra Flores currently holds a position in congressional districts and is presenting for the congressional position in the 34th district, for which she won the primary and is scheduled to appear for the November 8, 2022 second election. Certainly she could earn good income because she supports various other campaigns and parties. At the moment, her estimated net worth is around $7 million which is combined with her husband's net worth.
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A self-levelling commercial and industrial grade floor compound for upgrading and renovating existing internal floors. It is protein free, dimensionally stable and is designed for application between 5-15mm.
It should be sealed using Stopgap Seal to protect the floor, in areas subject to spillage of water or other fluids.
Stopgap 800 can also be pump-applied up to 1000m² per day dependent on manpower, thickness applied and equipment used.


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Beyoncé will lift your spirit with new song from 'The Lion King' soundtrack
Posted: 5:50 AM, Jul 10, 2019
"The Lion King" won't hit theaters for more than a week, but Beyoncé and Disney celebrated the world premiere screening on Tuesday night by releasing a new song from the film that's sure to lift your spirits.
In "Spirit," Beyoncé masterfully showcases her power and vocal acrobatic skills.
Written by IIya Salmanzadeh, Timothy McKenzie and Beyoncé, the song will be part of a musical ode to the story of "The Lion King" called "The Lion King: The Gift." The album, executive produced by Beyoncé, will be "steeped in the sounds of Africa," according to Disney's announcement .
The release of "Spirit" coincided with the first screening of the re-imagined "Lion King," which was held in Los Angeles at the Dolby Theatre.
"The Lion King: The Gift" will be released the same day as the movie, July 19.
"The Lion King" digital soundtrack will be available on July 11.


We afford young girls an opportunity to grow in the sport of Track and Field while excelling in academic achievement and life experiences.
Jeuness Track Club not only nurtures the physical aspect of these young girls' lives, but also aims to provide special experiences by giving them the opportunity to travel internationally each year. Some of the countries visited, include China, Germany, France and Italy.
Alumni members of the team have gone on with the assistance of track scholarships, to attend, compete, and graduate from numerous colleges and universities, including but not limited to Georgetown University and St. Johns University. Alumni members have completed their education at law schools, graduate schools and medical schools throughout the country, and return to speak to young team members each year.
Jeuness Track Club provides a rigorous training program for our athletes of all ages. We incorporate various styles of training consisting of both on and off the track elements, including Yoga, Aerobic & Anaerobic workouts; all of which build an overall strong athlete.
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Q: No commands available on context menu of Source Control Explorer I don't know what I've done, but on my TFS source control explorer I have "No commands available" on the context menu!  (Panic is setting in)
From the Team Explorer I can see that am a member of Team Foundation Administrators, and I'm a member of the team project administrators as well.
What would be causing TFS to give "no commands available" on the pop-up context menu?
Additional info:
I can get to the source control explorer and with additional commands from another machine, so perhaps it's something pooched on my setup (although it was working an hour ago!)

A: In Visual Studio, go to Tools > Options...
Click "Source Control" in the tree
Select "Visual Studio Team Foundation Server" as the current source control plug-in.
If this option is not available, ensure that you have Team Foundation Client installed.

A: You need to checkout (Mapping is not enough for Moving and Renaming - for that you MUST check-out) those files/folders to your local disk, before you get the context menu on right-click that you miss.
I had same problem and from the MSDN official page I was not too much wiser :)
Anyway, I wonder what is the good reason, for which you can not move files in TFS server repository without checking-out those items to my disk. In SVN this is no problem. (And there is even no path mapping in SVN - just CheckOut :)

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Former North Carolina standout Katie Brooks joined the Harvard women's lacrosse staff as the operations coordinator in January 2016.
In her first year with the program, Harvard went 9-7 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy League, earning a berth in the Ancient Eight tournament. Seven players received All-Ivy honors, including three on the first team.
Brooks handles the travel and gameday planning for the Crimson, as well as scheduling and off-the-field player management.
Brooks served in a similar capacity for the Harvard women's soccer team from 2014-15, working as the director of operations under Ray Leone, The Branca Family Head Coach for Harvard Women's Soccer. Brooks helped the Crimson win the Ivy League in 2014, and the squad advanced to the NCAA tournament.
A 2009 graduate of UNC with a degree in psychology, Brooks was a two-sport athlete for the Tar Heels. A two-time team captain for the women's lacrosse team, Brooks led the team to the 2009 NCAA title game. She also served as team captain of the soccer team and was a key member of the 2006 NCAA championship team. A two-time recipient of the Kelly Muldoon Core Value Award, Brooks and the Tar Heels won three Atlantic Coast Conference crowns during her soccer career.
In 2008, Brooks earned a spot on the Canadian Women's National Lacrosse Team and won a silver medal at the 2013 Women's Lacrosse World Cup and a bronze medal at the 2009 competition. During the spring of 2015, Brooks was inducted into the Winchester High School Hall of Fame.
Harvard will open the 2016 season on the road at Hofstra Feb. 20. The Crimson is coming off an 8-8 season and has advanced to the Ivy League tournament in each of the last two years.


with what's beyond the scope of years.
because I wanted see another sunset, another dawn.
To see God in others and embrace them with love.
And where are the Real Dreamers now?
Without a need to have, to own, to belong.
The perception of our undue significance.
Where does it go? What does she learn?
Who never shows a power, or a face.
While the summer sun is high!
Watching you sleep, as if all of my life.
But we seek him without, not within.


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Christie Won't Release Bridgegate Emails
Updated Apr. 13, 2017 5:51PM ET / Published Feb. 04, 2016 12:26PM ET
Eduardo Munoz/Reuters
As the "Bridgegate" scandal goes back to court just days before the New Hampshire primary, Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie has allegedly refused to release relevant emails dating from the week of September 2013. Attorneys for former aides to the New Jersey governor said in a court filing that Christie's office had withheld "critical" evidence, including at least 6,601 emails and documents from the time in which lanes on the George Washington Bridge were closed, causing days-long traffic congestion that paralyzed Fort Lee, New Jersey—allegedly a political payback against the town's Democratic mayor. Despite the allegations against him, Christie has repeatedly deflected by attacking Hillary Clinton's private email server scandal, and defended himself by saying: "This was not a murder. This was a traffic jam."
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