We have had very few off days but today was certainly one of those, said Rodgers.
They want to get back towards Champions League football, said Rodgers. It's a fantastic club but, for me, my only focus is on Celtic and doing the very best I can for them.
There is still a lot of work for me to do, to achieve, on the pitch and off the pitch, Rodgers said.


Film buffs may recall, the mid-90's as a golden era for independent film in the United States. Films like Pulp Fiction, Do the Right Thing, El Mariachi and Menace II Society ushered in a new era of filmmaking and filmmakers. In the 2K era, the Dominican Republic is now experiencing its own rise in independent film. The latest example Que León.
According to Variety, the Dominican Republic has released an average of 20 locally filmed productions per year since 2014. How you ask? A result of a change in tax laws which include various credits and deductions. These tax benefits have created a swirl of interest from private investment looking to take advantage of the financial advantages and filmmakers to receive said funds to make their films.
The end product – the Dominican Republic has been ground zero for local and foreign filmmakers alike. Documentaries and dramas filmed and produced in the country have fared well and are receiving entry into a number of A-List film festivals. Jose Maria Cabral's Carpinteros was the first Dominican film to appear at Sundance and Laura Amelia Guzman and Israel Cardenas' Samba, premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Yet, the DR has been flexing its funny bone as well. A high volume of comedies in recent years, many of which have outperformed Hollywood pictures during their runs in the DR. Chief among them Que León.
Que León is an indie comedy, written and directed by Frank Perozo. It's tells the love story of Nicole and José Miguel. The couple have the same last name, León, but they are certainly from different families and social classes – a theme all too familiar in Caribbean culture. This socio-economic clash results in the parents of Nicole and Jose at odds with the relationship.
Que León is not your average indie film. It's got a heavyweight cast. Starring reggaetón artist Ozuna as José Miguel and Dominican TV personality and actress Clarissa Molina, as the leads. With supporting roles also played by Dominican A-List talent in the form of veteran actress and model Celines Toribio, as well as comedians Raymond Pozo and Miguel Cespedes. Aside from the acting chops all the talent bring their followings to the film.
The film opened in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico in 2018 to massive success. Enough to bring it state side. Que León opened January 25th in New York and the tri-state area.
The future looks bright for Que León, as a sequel is already in the works. Yet, it also equally as promising for the industry in the Dominican Republic and Hollywood. With the recent success of films like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians the appetite for stories of different cultures is clearly present. An appetite which Spanglish is betting on.
Spanglish is an international distributor founded by Latinos, with global reach and firm intention to be an essential part of the growth of Spanish-speaking cinema. With a catalog of over 100 films, clients on all 5 continents and international award-winning productions, blockbusters and screen presence around the globe the company is poised to be a key player in the market with Que León poised to be their next hit.


The Surprising Story Behind This Couple's Wedding Is Sure To Melt You Heart!
I don't know about you, but I'm a sucker for a love story. But two love stories in one? Even better!
It all started when Venice met Rodd.
These two guide dogs met when their owners brought them to a 2-week training course. The pups locked eyes and instantly fell in love!
When the class finally came to an end, Claire and Mark couldn't bear to break up the happy pair. And so, they began scheduling regular play dates for the pooches. While the pups played, the couple chatted.
Soon they weren't just meeting for play dates. They started enjoying coffee together, and then eventually dinners. As it turns out, the romance in the air was not limited to just Venice and Rodd!
Claire and Mark's relationship continued to grow deeper, until Mark finally asked Claire to marry him on Valentine's Day. And she happily said "yes!"
A beautiful wedding took place, and the happy foursome set out to live happily ever after.


I was part of the look-dev team for the exploding heads effect in this film. I worked on some pyro sims and developed a volume retimer tool to advect new subframes from existing VDB grids. Click the image below for a link to a vfx breakdown.


Tavern Bakara is very popular tavern for night out, as well as for daily fun. It's located at left shore of Savsko jezero, between soccer courts and tennis courts.
Tavern Bakara is unique juncture of elegance and sophistication, as well as bohemian spirit. Tavern Bakara is an ideal place for fans of night life, great music and beautiful girls. Music genre in tavern Bakara is mainly pop and rock, but quality and enjoyment of guests are most important. On Friday and Saturday in tavern Bakara you can expect live bend performances and songs that will keep you at your feet all night long.
Interior of tavern Bakara is remarkable and keeps up with world architectural standards. Special accent is on acoustic of this space which is additionally contributing to your pleasure. Also another special thing about tavern Bakara is endless respect towards guests that are always gladly returning here, in best tavern in Belgarde. One dance in tavern Bakar and you will realize that feeling is incomparable. In tavern Bakara is opened until 4 am for your pleasure and you can experience best night life and atmosphere you will remember. Interior is subordinated to your maximum pleasure, so there is no bad place in tavern and wherevere you are, you will be in center of attention.
Besides all conveniences above tavern Bakara is famous by having very affordable prices among all taverns. With very little money you can here you can have maximum fun. Here you have wide selection of drinks, staff is very professional and service is high quality. Tavern Ona Moja accommodates 100 people that makes this place even more exclusive. In intimate atmosphere you can experience best night life. You have to see for yourself why.


Home matches will be played at the DN Fire Stadium, Tewkesbury Road, Cheltenham, GL51 9DY unless otherwise stated.
Kick off is 2pm unless stated otherwise.
7 Oct Exeter City LFC (H) SSE Women's FA Cup 1-0 (Walters).
17 Feb AEK Boko (A) GFA Trophy 0-9 (Knuckey,Fensome x3,Wilkins, Butterfield,Newns,Hitchcox, Wiltshire).
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Bin nights, school lunches and raw milk vending machines were among the unlikely highlights of Jordan Crugnale's three-month stay in a small Italian town.
By Jordan Crugnale
ABRUZZO, the Apennine to Adriatic central region of Italy, is renowned for its three national parks and more than 35 reserves. It has also been called the greenest region in Europe. Countless abbeys, fortresses, archeological sites and necropolises going back to Neolithic times head the "things to do and see" tourism maps alongside cultural and biodiversity marvels, site-specific fauna and local festas.
This winter, it hit the international headlines with a fatal avalanche at the base of the Gran Sasso (big rock) mountain, home to the world's largest underground research centre for nuclear astrophysics.
The freezing weather also caused power cuts to more than 300,000 people, landslides and road closures. The snow storm even caught the sea level towns by surprise and disrupted inter-regional soccer matches.
Slightly south of these natural disasters, on a different fault line but not immune from that snow storm, is Alfedena, a town of about 800 people where we embedded ourselves in the quotidian life for just under three months over the Italian winter.
Both my parents are from this region – the same province but different villages. We stayed in my grandparents' little apartment with its beautiful cement tiles scarred in sections from the setting of fires by the German soldiers in World War Two.
Italy itself is in one of its periodic eras of economic turmoil and villages such as Alfedena have been largely emptied of young people who have gone in search of work in urban areas, including in Australia.
In spite of the turmoil, the country and the people have embraced waste and recycling systems that are beyond the wildest dreams of Australia's most committed recyclers. At waste collection points in central Rome, residents happily separate waste into five large colour-coded bell domes. The umido (organics) dome was brown and omnipresent. This is the holy city, after all, and people seem happy to walk a few hundred metres to their nearest waste point, dropping off small loads on the way to the metro, or on their walk.
After our eight-hour train and bus ride from Rome to Alfedena, usually a two-hour drive, we were greeted by an old family friend, Elisa, a 74-year-old lightning bolt of energy living across the road who not only stocked our fridge prior to our arrival but also took us meticulously through the two-week waste management cycle that was introduced in 2015.
Everyone from children to 90-year-olds was into it. Organics are collected on Mondays and Thursdays; plastics and metals are collected together; glass then paper; and, finally, general dry waste, which is the only item headed for landfill.
With households separating their own waste. the council's job is much easier. Rather than putting it all in one big bin, with a big truck wriggling around little Italian streets to collect it, then sending it off for sorting, the separated waste is collected door to door by a small truck, with two men.
With 10 collections a fortnight, we seemed to be constantly preparing the different bins to put out. If it all got too much, or we got our days wrong, the "isola ecologica" (ecological island) some 150 metres away had five larger labelled bins where we could take our separated waste. Contamination rates were initially high but cameras have now been installed and education and outreach to the holiday home owners are making a difference. As we say, "Slowly, slowly, they made Rome".
The declaration of the entire Mediterranean basin as "pre desertification" prompted the organic recycling drive. With the environmental and agricultural situation dire, there is now a national strategy to replenish soils with organic matter.
The Alfedenesi are quite chuffed at being considered progressive. The town council now talks of going the next step to true zero waste with pay-as-you-throw, pay-per-bag or pay-per-bin schemes to increase the rate of waste separation and recycling. This conversation is happening nationwide, in particular in Milan, which has the largest kerbside organics collection scheme in the world, servicing 1.4 million people.
Italy has banned single-use plastic bags so many supermarket outlets opt for compostable bags, which are great to take home and put your organics waste in. If a little village in the mountains can achieve so much, why not here? With an organics collection to start in Bass Coast in September, these would fit snugly alongside the boomerang bags initiative and plastic-bag free Bass Coast.
Briefly, two other things impressed me during our stay.
Milk, straight from the farm
Ten kilometres from Alfedena, in the main town of Castel Di Sangro (population 6500), one of the supermarkets had a milk filling station, one of 1300 around Italy, many outside schools. For 1 euro ($1.30), if you took your own bottle, you could walk away with a litre of fresh raw milk supplied by Vincenzo, a farmer living two kilometres away. A minuscule food footprint, no middle man and no packaging.
Imagine how popular that would be in a dairy region like Gippsland.
Gourmet school lunches
We threw the kids in the local 28-pupil school, Alfedena Scuola Elementare, in the hope that they would meet some local kids and learn some Italian. But we also learnt a few lessons that seem pertinent to Australia.
This small school had its own kitchen and cook. This is common even in larger urban schools where meals are prepared offsite in a shared centralised kitchen, chilled then reheated at the school, or are partially prepared and then cooked at the school.
In Alfedena, the local council sells booklets for 10 school lunches. The seasonal menu, made from local produce, is different each day, on a four-week roster, providing a balance of vegetables, meat, poultry and fish dishes. As an example, week two, Monday: conchiglie (shell pasta) with oil and parmesan, sword fish fillet, green salad, fruit yogurt and apple cake. Or week three, Wednesday: risotto milanese followed by meatballs, mixed salad with fennel, carrots and lettuce, followed by fresh fruit. (We did ask if we could stay for lunch.)
Kinder kids eat first, followed by the elementary kids. They sit together at tables set with crockery and cutlery, all chatting, all with their metaphorical manners hats on. They also help to clear the tables after lunch. Not a sausage roll, hot dog, jam doughnut or flavoured milk in sight. Nor were there any obese children.
It was a big lesson on many levels. Even a trial once a week at a local primary school would be interesting.
Eating and drinking in Italy was a delight. Food was cheap, fresh, tasty and local. Even the service stations had good fresh healthy food. Coffee cost $1.20 at a bench or seated in our local bar; a fresh pastry was even cheaper; and if you ordered a beer it came with three little bowls containing the likes of chips, nuts and olives. Takeaway coffees are rare. You stop, eat or drink and interact; you certainly don't ingest whilst moving. Walking to the town fountain to get water from the natural spring below is another wonderful memory.
In spite of Italy's economic turmoil, so many people appreciated arts and culture, understood the new economies of renewables and ecotourism, and valued their land and local food producers. In a country in crisis on so many levels, we were inspired by the resourcefulness, creative thinking and community pride.
Jordan Crugnale was a Bass Coast councillor from 2012-16 and mayor in 2015-16.
Alfedena's ecological island, with five labelled bins for sorted waste.
Pamela J Gill
Very interesting Jordan, it is certainly an eye opener compared to how we manage waste here.
I had the opportunity of visiting my sister,who lives in Spain. They have the same system,and everyone is
used to this way, of protecting the environment.
What a wonderful thing it would be if we also could go
with our jug or glass bottle and collect fresh milk daily
and cream on top. This is how I remember my childhood years, growing up in England.
Thank you for sharing your recent experieces.
How I enjoyed the Foreign Correspondent in the last edition of the Post. It is wonderful that people who live in our community can share their very special and informative experiences, when they return from overseas.
The small community of Alfedeno is truly inspirational with its commitment to recycling and waste management. We all need to take individually and collectively care of the environment in our Shire and thereby contribute to a healthy planet.

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Government Medical College and Hospital, Bettiah is a government medical college situated at Bettiah, in the West Champaran district of the Indian state of Bihar.This college came into existence into year 2008.

History
It is affiliated with Aryabhatta Knowledge University. The first batch of the college started from year 2013. It has around 1200- 1400 patient flow per day. It was attached with MJK (Maharani Janki Kunwar) hospital which is nearly 100 years old and is the only government hospital and medical training centre of North Bihar. In present time it's named as GMCH BETTIAH.

Bettiah Hospital was established by Maharaja Harendra Kishore of Bettiah Raj in October 1892 AD at a cost of ₹40897, at that time it was called Lady Dufferin Hospital, as we have information, Lady Miss Jenny Mars RCPL RCS (Eidenberg) LRPG (Glasgow) was the first doctor of this. . ,  then after Dr. Marsh appointed in November 1893, when the Maharaja died (26-03-1893).[3]

Lady Miss Jenny Marsh used to get ₹ 250 monthly salary with ₹ 75 monthly allowance at that time, later in this hospital, famous female doctor Miss EB Hallway was appointed, who was a famous surgeon in India, Hallway ward is also named after her in this hospital today. also exists.[4]

After the year 2007, its name was changed to Government Medical College, and from that time arrangements for medical studies started in it and by 2013, the first batch of medical was done in it, in which there were about 100 students. Right now this medical college is fifth in Bihar.[3] [4] [5]

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References

External links
 http://www.gmcbettiah.org/
Aryabhatta Knowledge University

Medical colleges in Bihar
Hospitals in Bihar
Colleges affiliated to Aryabhatta Knowledge University
Educational institutions established in 2013
2013 establishments in Bihar

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Sometimes I like to listen to songs where the lead singer looks like Dave Franco. And also songs that remind me of something The Calling might have put out in the late 90s/early 00s. This song satisfies both of those requirements. Well job.


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Enter the planet of Geronimo Stilton, where another funny adventure is usually right about the corner. And holey cheese, what a fabumouse adventure we had! I like to take my time and smell the cheese! But when my friend Bruce Hyena invited me to race across America on my bicycle, I just couldn't resist. I, Geronimo Stilton, am not a big fan of races. Every book is in fact a fast-paced adventure with lively art and a distinctive format kids 7-10 will love.
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Cheeky, mischievous and super super cute. Ruby and Oliver, a duo with a cause who would love to become the talking point of your outfit. Reversible to add extra uniqueness. Oxidised sterling silver with heavily rose gold and gold plated textured features.
These earrings are also available as a hook earring. Please notify us in the comment section if you would prefer this option.
25% of this purchase will be donated to the Feed The Little Children organisation of Broome.


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 River Heights, Utah, a city in Cache County, Utah
 River Heights (electoral district), a provincial electoral division in the Canadian province of Manitoba
 River Heights, Winnipeg, a neighborhood of Winnipeg, Manitoba in roughly the same area as the riding above
 River Heights, Saskatoon, an area of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
 River Heights, Nancy Drew's fictional home town in Midwestern United States.
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Joanna-Woodson Elementary (JWE) is a rural school located in Laurens County. It is one of three elementary schools in Laurens School District 56. The students who attend the school come from five different communities: Joanna, Mountville, Cross Hill, Clinton and Kinards. JWE has approximately 300 students in five-year-old kindergarten through fifth grade. The school population is composed of 67% Caucasian, 27% African-American, 3% Hispanic, and 3% Other. The free or reduced lunch rate for the 2014/2015 school year was 83%. JWE is a Title I school. Everyone at JWE is a STAR. We strive for Excellence One Star at a Time.
Where students become ethical and productive citizens -- achieving excellence, embracing innovation, and forging new traditions.
Laurens County School District 56 and Joanna-Woodson Elementary will provide a world class education driven by integrity, teamwork, and perseverance through a culture of continuous improvement.
Joanna-Woodson Elementary School, Laurens District 56, Directions:Directions from Greenville, SC:Take I-385 South until it becomes I-26 at Exit 52 in Clinton, SC. Continue on I-26 and take Exit 60 at Joanna. After exiting, take a right at the top of the ramp. You will proceed to the traffic light in downtown Joanna. Proceed straight at the traffic light. After crossing the railroad tracks, turn left at the first intersection. This will be South Ellis Street. Proceed approximately one mile and you should see Joanna-Woodson Elementary School.Directions from Spartanburg, SC:Take I-26E to Exit 60 at Joanna. After exiting take a right at the top of the ramp. You will proceed to the traffic light in downtown Joanna. Proceed straight at the traffic light. After crossing the railroad tracks, turn left at the first intersection. This will be South Ellis Street. Proceed approximately one mile and you should see Joanna-Woodson Elementary School.Directions from Columbia, SC:Take I-26 W to Exit 60 at Joanna. At the top of the ramp, turn left onto SC-66. You will proceed to the traffic light in downtown Joanna. Proceed straight at the traffic light. After crossing the railroad tracks, turn left at the first intersection. This will be South Ellis Street. Proceed approximately one mile and you should see Joanna-Woodson Elementary School.Directions from Greenwood, SC:Take SC-72 toward Clinton approximately 25 miles. Turn right at second traffic light, which is Springdale Road. Proceed on Springdale to second traffic light. Take a right onto US-76. After crossing the railroad tracks coming into Joanna, take a right at the traffic light in the center of town. After crossing the railroad tracks, turn left at the first intersection. This will be South Ellis Street. Proceed approximately one mile and you should see Joanna-Woodson Elementary School.


The University Police Department has established a Campus Safety Committee with the Associated Student Body in response to vehicle-pedestrian accidents that occurred on campus last semester.
UPD Chief Ray Hawkins said the idea behind the Campus Safety Committee is to partner with student government and create a direct line for students to talk about the issues that concern them when it comes to safety on campus.
Darby Todd, the founder of the Campus Safety Committee, said "there's a lot more that needs to be done" about pedestrian safety on campus.
Todd said she hopes to get ideas from the student body during Campus Safety Week, set for March 4-8, but she wants to have more areas that are lit up at night and have illuminated crosswalks.
Last semester, a hit-and-run on Sept. 15 that left a student in critical condition heightened safety concerns on campus.
The vehicle struck Bailee Gray, a freshman hospitality management major, at the intersection of Northgate Drive and Sorority Row. The incident left Gray on life support for nearly a week after the accident occurred.
Gray said she thinks the campus crosswalks are relatively safe, but problems occur when people don't make use of the crosswalks and walk into the middle of the street in a rush.
According to the UPD crime log, there was one pedestrian reported injured by a motor vehicle during the last academic year. This academic year, five pedestrians have been struck by vehicles.
ASB Vice President Walker Abel said the Campus Safety Committee is hoping to enact traffic safety measures soon.
According to Hawkins, it's important for both pedestrians and motorists to obey all traffic laws in order to minimize traffic incidents. He also emphasized the importance of patience with school traffic to avoid reckless driving.
Hawkins said the Campus Safety Committee will be conducting "safety walks" to identify areas of concern to students.
"Currently UPD officers on patrol will identify areas where lights are out or additional lighting is needed and share that information with our crime prevention coordinator," Hawkins said.
Hawkins advised students to download the LiveSafe App to report suspicious activity directly to UPD. Reports can be made anonymously.