The other day someone asked were polka dots Halloweeny of course I can't remember who! But it looked so awesome that I wanted to use them on something and so for this makes my second use of them and I am loving them! The digi image I cannot remember where she came from...again no memory..but I framed a brown piece of cardstock and inked the brown with blue and purple for a night sky and the full moon is markers and inks blended together and cut it out and glued to sky. The ground is two pieces of watercolor paper inked and cut to make hill, layered, and glued on the bottom of the brown within the frame lines. Next the lovely dots make the frame and the vampire trick or treater is colored with colored pencils, watercolor markers, stickles, and dimensional magic. The same for the pumpkin. Both are put on foam dots to pot her wings out of the frame. Some bats in the sky and walah!
Dots are also festive, asis Halloween.
I'd give her candy if she came to my door.
Great card. Love how you fussy cut her out.
Love the polka dots! Great card...super bat girl!
Great card, love the image and fab colors.
Wicked cool card today Nanette, that lil ghoulie bat is adorable!
I love the polka dots! What a great image you have chosen as well--so cool!
Fab card, I think polka dots work with every occasion. I also think this is a Tiddley Inks image.


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'Happy' or 'deeply disappointed': Boston's top elected officials are split on reinstating the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
"It deeply impacts us here in Boston."
Boston Marathon bombing survivor Paul Norden walks past the Boston Marathon Memorial after visiting the on the eight-year anniversary of the attacks this spring. Jessica Rinaldi / The Boston Globe
By Nik DeCosta-Klipa
Most of the Boston area's top elected officials want to abolish the use of the death penalty as a punishment in the United States.
However, fewer feel that way when it comes to the case of Dhzokhar Tsarnaev.
In the wake of the request by President Joe Biden's administration last week for the Supreme Court to reinstate the death penalty for the Boston Marathon bomber, the reactions among local Democrats have ranged across the spectrum — from disappointment to support.
"Although the president might not agree with the death penalty, I'm happy that he's allowing his attorney general to have autonomy and make those decisions," Suffolk County District Attorney Rachael Rollins said in an interview Sunday on WCVB.
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Rollins added that Biden — whose campaign said he would "work to pass legislation to eliminate the death penalty at the federal level, and incentivize states to follow the federal government's example — was doing the "right thing" by allowing Attorney General Merrick Garland to continue the Justice Department's pursuit of the death penalty for Tsarnaev for the 2013 bombings, which killed three people — Martin Richard, 8; Krystle Campbell, 29; and Lu Lingzi, 23 — and injured several hundred.
"It deeply impacts us here in Boston, and we know the Richards — Martin Richards's family — is not interested in moving forward with that," Rollin said. "But other survivors, or people that were harmed, and victims are."
Her comments came after Rep. Ayanna Pressley — whose district includes the last stretch of the marathon course where the two bombs exploded — said she was "deeply disappointed" by the Biden administration's move.
"State-sanctioned murder is not justice, no matter how heinous the crime," Pressley said in a statement last week.
"The Boston Marathon bombing was a devastating day in our city and I am deeply committed to accountability and healing for the families robbed of a loved one and our community writ large," the Boston Democrat said. "But let me be clear – no just nation should be in the business of executing people."
A vocal opponent of the death penalty, Pressley called on Biden last year to use executive action to abolish death penalty at the federal level. Researchers estimate that it applied disproportionately to people of color and that at least 4 percent of people on death row are innocent. Canada, Mexico, and nearly every European country have abolished the death penalty for all crimes.
Capital punishment also has been abolished in Massachusetts since 1984, but since Tsarnaev was convicted on federal terrorism charges, he was eligible for the death penalty. In 2015, a jury convicted and subsequently sentenced the now-27-year-old to death. However, following an appeal, a federal judge overturned the sentence last year, ordering a new penalty phase to determine whether Tsarnaev will get the death penalty or a life sentence.
Acting Boston Mayor Kim Janey, who has said she was near the finish line when the bombs went off, also said last week that she remains "strongly opposed to the death penalty, for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev or anyone else."
And several members of the Massachusetts delegation, including Rep. Jim McGovern and Seth Moulton, joined Pressley in speaking out against the Biden administration's request, as Politico first reported.
"While I support the independence of the Justice Department and I know Tsarnaev is a terrorist and a punk, I am fundamentally opposed to the death penalty — whether it's for Tsarnaev or anyone else," Moulton said in a statement.
"I oppose the death penalty simply because there is no way to guarantee the United States will not kill an innocent person, and the injustice of killing even one innocent person is not worth the justice of putting the guilty to death," the Salem Democrat continued. "I also oppose the death penalty because prosecutors have a bias towards seeking it when people of color are on trial, and because the appeals process means the government spends more on death sentences than life sentences and victims must endure several trials and relive their trauma multiple times. I hope Tsarnaev spends the rest of his miserable life rotting in jail."
Some members of the delegation, despite opposing the death penalty, have been less eager to speak out on the locally sensitive subject.
Reps. Katherine Clark and Lori Trahan — both of whom are co-sponsors of Pressley's bill to abolish the death penalty at the federal level — did not respond to requests for comment.
Spokespeople for Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey noted that the two Massachusetts Democrats have opposed to death penalty, including for Tsarnaev. However, they also declined to comment on the Biden administration's move.
Meanwhile, a few top elected officials offered tepid support.
Gov. Charlie Baker, a Republican, reiterated his stance last week that "Tsarnaev should face the death penalty."
"I would agree with the Biden administration on that," he told reporters last Tuesday.
A spokesman for Rep. Jake Auchincloss, who supports abolishing the death penalty, told Politico that "given the circumstances" of the Tsarnaev case, the Newton Democrat "respects the Justice Department's decision."
Rep. Stephen Lynch, who backed the initial move by President Barack Obama's administration to seek the death penalty, told WBUR on Thursday that he understands the desire to "move on," rather than continue to fight over the sentence in court. But the South Boston Democrat reasoned that the cases represented the "worst of the worst."
"As much as I have problems with the death penalty, generally, terrorism and waging war against an innocent civilian population is a grievous, grievous offense, and what this man did was just sheer butchery," Lynch said, adding that Biden is "trying to let the rule of law prevail here."
White House officials say Biden continues to believe that the Department of Justice should no longer carry out executions, but that the agency also has independence under Garland.
Without a change in the law, Rollins suggested Sunday on WCVB that prosecutors are obligated to seek the maximum possible sentence in such cases.
While she is personally opposed to the death penalty, the district attorney — who is vying to become the next U.S. attorney for Massachusetts — said those personal beliefs would be "irrelevant" to her decisions in potential death penalty cases.
"If you aren't going to ask for the death penalty in the marathon bombing, what are you gonna ask for it for?" she asked.
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TEDxSydney 2017 Speakers – Tom Griffiths
Manda Kaye
Tom Griffiths is the most calculating man you're ever likely to meet. And he wants to help the rest of us become more calculating too. Here's how Tom cross-pollinated two disciplines with decisive results.
Tom was a maths and science geek at school, but when he got to the University of Western Australia, he opted to study psychology, philosophy and anthropology. 'I wanted to study the things that were really mysterious', he says. As an undergrad, Tom came across a philosophy book that referenced neural network models. Amazed to discover that mathematics could be used to make sense of the mind, he spent the summer digging through the subject as much as he could. First day of the new semester, Tom convinced his professor to back him to explore those connections.
Now a psychology professor at UC Berkeley, Tom Griffiths heads up CoCoSci – Computational Cognitive Science Lab – where he's calling for a 'cognitive revolution' in Psychology. He advocates shifting away from the old model of relying purely on conventional lab science, and focussing more on co-opting the kind of data available from computer science, which monitors our actions online – our keystrokes and mouse clicks, our 'likes' and our choices. 'Human cognition is directly involved in these behaviours. We can learn a lot about how people think by understanding the decisions they make in online settings.'
Tom's research involves drawing out the relationship between the algorithms that dictate how computers think and the ways human beings typically solve problems. 'We figure out the mathematical principles behind human learning and inference,' says Tom. 'That means looking at the things that people do as solutions to computational problems, and using tools from computer science to understand the nature of those solutions.'
On the flipside, the formulas used to find the best solution to a mathematical problem can be usefully applied to particular situations we face in our everyday lives. Algorithms are simply provable optimal solutions, so they can help us solve a whole lot of daily problems like choosing a restaurant, organising your socks or your files, or snaffling the best parking spot. And they can help us solve the big problems, like trying to choose a house to buy, or finding a partner. While some companies mine data to influence people in the way they spend their money or vote, Tom is seeking to use big data to improve people's lives. Tom Griffiths has an algorithm for almost any occasion.
To spread the good word, he's co-written a sciency-how-to book with writer Brian Christian. In 2016 Algorithms to Live By was an Amazon #1 bestseller in Science and one of MIT Technology Review's Best Books of the Year.
So how would the world be different if we all used algorithms to tackle our problems? 'We would all experience less stress,' says Tom, 'knowing that there are good strategies that can be used to solve them.' And I suspect, a culture geared to make optimal decisions is a culture less inclined to be reactive and chaotic.
The other benefit lies in the loop this approach creates. 'Once everyone is thinking in those terms, we could design the world so as to simplify the computational problems we face.' Imagine a world where car parks and hospitals and websites are designed with 'computational kindness' to give us only easy problems to solve. If we ever get there, we'll probably have Tom Griffiths to thank.
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Frozen Coal Piles – Myth, or Real Problem?
A few people have mentioned "frozen coal piles" when they talk about the reliability and resilience of the electric grid during extremely cold weather.[i] The implication seems to be that frozen coal piles are a big problem. Naturally, we wanted to see if that's true, so we looked for data, read reports, talked to consultants, questioned grid operators, and contacted utilities. We couldn't find a real problem, especially one that could potentially affect grid reliability and resilience.
How is coal handled at power plants?
Coal arrives at power plants on railcars (the most common method), barges, trucks, or conveyor belts (mine mouth plants). The coal is unloaded from railcars by either tipping the cars over (rotary dumping) or by opening doors on the bottom of the cars as they pass over a trestle (bottom dumping). Barges are unloaded by clamshell cranes that scoop the coal out; trucks dump loads of coal.
Once coal arrives at the plant site, it is either sent directly to the plant via conveyor belt or stored in piles. A typical coal-fired power plant has 70-80 days of coal supply stockpiled onsite.[ii] Bulldozers constantly manage the pile, keeping its height and size at proper levels and breaking up frozen areas. Bulldozers push the coal to underground entry points for conveyor belts that carry the coal to the top of the power plant, where it is stored in bunkers until it is fed into the boiler.
How do power plants deal with coal supplies in cold weather?
We spoke to executives and managers responsible for coal-fired power plant operations at several utility companies in the northern part of the country. All reported that cold weather can affect normal coal transportation or unloading. For example, rivers can freeze and ice-breakers must be brought in to break up the ice. During cold weather, barges or railcars sometimes arrive at power plants with coal that has frozen due to cold temperatures or due to rain and snow falling on the coal and freezing. It can be challenging to unload coal that has frozen. However, all the power plant executives we spoke to reported that deicing agents can be applied to the frozen coal, and some plants have "car shakers" to help remove frozen coal from railcars. But even if the delivery or unloading process is interrupted or slowed, the 70-80 day supply of coal in the stockpile is ready to be fed into the power plant's boilers.
Do coal piles really freeze and cause problems?
The power company experts we talked to said that all layers of a coal pile would not freeze. While the outer layers of a coal pile can freeze in very cold weather, coal piles are being constantly worked by bulldozers to break up the frozen layers, and deicing agents can be applied to prevent freezing. One utility told us the frozen outer layer of the coal pile can act as a shield, allowing the bulldozers to extract unfrozen coal from underneath. In addition, the feeding point for the conveyors to the plant is typically underground which helps protect coal as it is transported to the plant. Also, some plants have coal crushers specifically designed to crush frozen coal before it gets to the conveyor system. And even if frozen coal gets onto the conveyor belts and slides down, coal hoppers in the plant have as many as 12 hours of unfrozen coal waiting to be fed to the boilers. All in all, these executives reported they did not know of instances where frozen coal piles or even frozen coal had caused outages or de-rates at their power plants.
What's our point?
We could not uncover any real problems with "frozen coal piles." However, we're willing to keep an open mind to information that might prove otherwise. Until then, let's try to rely on facts, not exaggeration.
[i] For example, FERC Chairman McIntyre testified at a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing on January 23 that "[coal] wasn't exempt from operational problems [during the Bomb Cyclone] … there were some issues as I understand it with frozen coal piles at certain sites."
[ii] EIA, Electricity Monthly Update, "Electric Power Sector Coal Stocks: November 2017," January 24, 2018.


"Our work is far from over," Clinton said. "The work is not for those with short attention spans."
The Clinton Global Initiative announced a series of projects Tuesday aimed at helping the United States overseas territory of Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands, which have so far struggled to raise funding to rebuild following the deadly 2017 hurricane season.
However, many citizens in the Caribbean territories of Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda, the Virgin Islands, and others included in the pledge would be wary of the aid offered following the Foundation's exploits in Haiti, where foreign aid came with a side of disease and a hefty portion of corruption. Especially after estimates put the cost to mend the damage caused by hurricanes Irma and Maria into the billions.
Former U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, who attended the event and Bill made grandiose promises in the aftermath of the 2010 quake, which caused a minimum of 92,000 deaths according to a study done by Radio Netherlands. Although internal estimates placed the figure at 230,000 in February 2010 rasing to 316,000 according to data published by former Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive in January 2011.
The Clinton Foundation itself was responsible for $30 million in recovery funds, while the United Nations estimates over $10 billion of aid was pledged to Haiti. Many critics in Haiti and the U.S. have accused the Clinton of using global disasters as a part of a vast influence-peddling campaign, with poverty-stricken Haitians paying the price in this case.
"The Clinton family, they are crooks, they are thieves, they are liars," Haitian activist Dahoud Andre told the BBC in 2016.
"The fact the Clintons kind of took over things after the earthquake and did a pretty poor job of it translates to why the Haitians have a pretty dim view of them," he added.
At the time of the 2010 earthquake struck, Hillary was the Secretary of State, and Bill was made the UN Special Envoy to Haiti. The former President was also appointed co-chairman of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC), along with then Prime Minister Bellerive.
A report published by the US Government Accountability Office said there was "no hint of wrongdoing," however it was concluded the IHRC's decisions were "not necessarily aligned with Haitian priorities."
Bill Clinton's office at the UN found about 9% of the foreign aid cash went to the Haitian government and 0.6% to local aid organizations. The office also found that the majority of funds went to UN agencies, international aid groups, private contractors and donor countries' own civilian and military agencies.
The Pentagon, for example, billed the State Department hundreds of millions of dollars for troops, who only handed out bottled water and "kept order" on the streets of Haiti's capital.
Fast forward to the Clinton's most recent project, over 500 people representing 400 organizations attended the conference of the Clinton Global Initiative, which Clinton created to help raise attention and money for causes worldwide.
Many in the private sector promised to deliver several solar projects, including one that would make the Puerto del Rey marina in the island's northeast completely solar powered and another that would provide solar panels and a battery bank to the emergency management office in the Puerto Rican island of Vieques, which is still running on generators more than a year after Maria.
Over 150,000 people and 75,000 buildings faced wind speeds higher than 252 kilometers per hour, according to ReliefWeb, a site operated by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
Three of the hardest-hit jurisdictions alone — Dominica, Barbuda, and the Virgin Islands — took some $5 billion worth of damage combined. While a study commissioned by Puerto Rico's governor Ricardo Rosello to the Milken Institute School of Public Health at the George Washington University (GWU) revealed hurricane Maria left 2,975 deaths on that island, prompting the governor to update the official death toll from 64 to the number found by the study.


What exactly is precision agriculture and why do we need more of it?
Many farmers around the world benefit significantly from adopting precision agriculture practices. The main benefits of it involve reduced costs and environmental harm, as well as the ability to produce much healthier crops. Let's dive deeper into these issues and discuss what precision agriculture actually is and how it helps farmers optimize their production processes.
So what exactly does precision agriculture entail?
Precision agriculture or precision farming is a modern agriculture trend, which allows farmers to fertilize their crops with a much greater accuracy and, in turn, optimize the crops production. The processes of precision farming involve sophisticated technologies, like satellite systems, that analyze the fields and give farmers exact recommendations of how much fertilizers they need to use for the specific plants.
Simply put, farmers who use precision agriculture technologies can provide a much better care for their fields at a smallest possible scale. The satellite systems divide fields into smaller units, analyze them individually, and provide farmers with detailed plant health analysis, which helps them understand the varied conditions within their fields. The technology also gives farmers exact recommendations of how to fertilize their crops in a most efficient way. This, in turn, allows them to produce much healthier plants that eventually becomes our food.
Precision agriculture equipment takes great care not only of the plants but also protects our soils, rivers, and lakes. Currently, about 60% of nitrogen fertilizers, which is the most common fertilizer in the world, go to waste. This happens, because without precision agriculture tools farmers spread their fertilizers rather blindly - they do it evenly across the field. This results in the over-fertilization of our soils, which negatively affects its quality and fertility. A significant amount of unused nitrogen also leaches out into our lakes and rivers, causing them a major harm as well.
Precision farming equipment can prevent all these issues by enabling farmers to use just a right amount of nitrogen and stop the over-fertilization of their fields.
Numerous farmers around the world have noticed reduced costs after they have started applying precision agriculture technologies to their crops production. Up-to-date satellite nitrogen recommendations save up to 40% of the fertilizer usage, which accounts for a major proportion of the farmers' variable costs. For a medium-sized farmer, who works in a field of 250 hectares, precision farming would save around 15 thousand euros per year - the money that can definitely be put to a better use.


There is plenty of wine in Westeros. The continent (or perhaps island, frankly I'm not sure) and its inhabitants do plenty of drinking. Particularly Tyrion Lannister, that guy can put it away.
The Game of Thrones, unless you've been living under a rock for the last five years, has captivated many of us, myself included, and I don't even own a television. The story of the Seven Kingdoms and the struggle for the Iron Throne is riveting, and ruthless. Leading characters are never sacred. Sunday nights without football are way more interesting, although the finale for Season 5 is nearly upon us.
Washington winery, Efeste has taken their Game of Rhones to an epic level as well. The winery has long been a stalwart of fine wine production in Washington since their founding in Woodinville nearly 10 years ago. Like the watchers on the wall they have stood guard over Woodinville's warehouse district protecting the state's reputation for quality wine with a focus on site specificity and broad shouldered, powerful wines. Winemaker Peter Devison can perhaps be likened to the young John Snow. Having come from the wilds of a place called Canada, to take his place at The Wall, continuing the tradition laid down by Brennan Leighton and Chris Upchurch before him.
In an effort to celebrate the Game of Thrones and their own commitment to the Game of Rhones Efeste invites you to celebrate the finale with your own Game of Rhones tasting party. They've done all the leg work for you. The kit comes with four great wines, two of them are highly limited and only available to wine club members, royal blood red velvet bags, that allow for a blind tasting and outstanding Game of Rhones wine tags. You can buy the kit here and guarantee that when it comes to the Iron Throne of party hosts, you reign supreme.
Instead of a struggle between the Seven Kingdoms for the Iron Throne, this is a pitched battle between four Rhone style wines expressing a specific sites and the outstanding potential for Rhone varietals in Washington. While the battle is sure to be long, in the end, we stand to be the winners.
The battle for the Seven Kingdoms will go on past this season but the battle for your palate will likely be won over by one of these Rhone beauties. I'm partial to the Jolie Bouche but no matter your leanings the Game of Rhones is one worth playing. Pick up the kit and invite your friends over, and let the games begin.


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Offered for sale is Phases 3 and 4 of The Mirage, an existing townhouse community located in Holly Hill, FL. Phases 3 and 4 will offer 49 fully engineered townhouse lots in The Mirage's exclusive maintenance-free community. The lot widths are 25' on the interior units and 50' on the exterior units. The townhouses could be built as one or two stories. These phases could also be developed as single-family lots. Excavation of the adjacent 8 acre Lake Vincent was recently completed opening up Phases 3 and 4 for development and serving as a wonderful amenity for the community. Phase 2 was constructed by DR Horton in 2019 and they achieved an average sales price of $195,000 per unit. Phase 1 was completed prior to the Great Recession.
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Health systems hiring social workers despite reimbursement issues
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To err is human. That's still true 20 years later, but some solutions to the problem aren't helping
Guest commentary: House version of ACA replacement moves us in the wrong direction
Anthony Tersigni and Robert Henkel
Anthony Tersigni, left, is president and CEO of St. Louis-based Ascension. Robert Henkel is executive vice president of Ascension and president and CEO of Ascension Healthcare.
The House of Representatives is embarking on an ambitious effort to remake our healthcare system. The leadership wants to inject more competition, reduce costs and expand coverage. We share and applaud their goals.
The new administration and Congress are taking this action in response to unhappiness experienced by many Americans after the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Many Americans did not like the mandates. Some bristled at cost increases and changes to their health plans. People worry as insurers are leaving the marketplace. The American people have legitimate concerns. The ACA has issues that need to be fixed. In analyzing the means that the House intends to fix them, however, we believe that while improvements are needed to the ACA, the current version of the American Health Care Act unfortunately moves us in the wrong direction.
At Ascension, our mission is to provide compassionate, personalized care to all with special attention to those living in poverty and most vulnerable. We seek to transform our health system into one that is focused on delivering value and promoting health. Transformation is the long-term solution to costs and coverage, and any proposal to reshape our system must keep this long-term goal in mind.
Ascension has articulated four principles by which we will analyze any healthcare reform proposal. These principles flow from our faith-based roots.
The legislation:
Must preserve a strong safety net.
Should not reduce access or coverage; it should expand them.
Must strengthen and stabilize the individual market to make insurance more accessible and affordable.
Must push the pace of transformation to a system based on value, not volume.
As we study the American Health Care Act in its current form, we have concerns in three of the four areas above—preserving the safety net, reducing coverage and stewarding resources to achieve transformation. Ascension wants to work with congressional leadership to address each of these areas of concern.
Medicaid serves as a healthcare safety net for many of our nation's most vulnerable citizens. While we are certainly open to thoughtful efforts to restructure the program, expand flexibility for states on the delivery side, and pursue efforts to increase efficiency, no health reform legislation should reduce coverage significantly for the most vulnerable in our society.
The AHCA in its current form does just that. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the legislation will reduce insurance coverage for Medicaid beneficiaries by 5 million people in 2018 and by 14 million people in the year 2026. The administration and some members of Congress have questioned the accuracy of the CBO's numbers. Even positing that the CBO is wrong by half, an unlikely assumption, the loss of coverage for 7 million Medicaid beneficiaries is not taking us in the right direction, and no one is predicting that the proposed changes to Medicaid will actually increase coverage—which is our shared goal with the president and Congress. The Medicaid proposal fails to adequately preserve the safety net and reduces coverage for the most vulnerable.
According to the CBO, the AHCA also reduces taxes by $592 billion while cutting spending by $1.2 trillion over 10 years. Almost $900 billion of the net savings come from Medicaid—the program designed to provide a safety net for the poor and vulnerable. That is simply untenable. The legislation reduces taxes on wealthier Americans as well as on health plans and reduces federal support for the Medicaid program by 25%. States, especially those that expanded Medicaid, will not be able to maintain the coverage and access that they have achieved in the last six years with these kinds of reductions. Governors will be put in an impossible position.
We believe that Congress must strike a more effective balance between revenue and spending cuts as well as reinvest some of those valuable resources into hastening efforts to transform our health system from one that rewards volume to one that rewards value. A value-based system will stress population-based health and will reward value, with the marketplace competing on total value and higher quality. Moving to this system requires substantial upfront investments by providers, plans and government, but it will result in personalized care that engages consumers and ultimately bends the cost curve while increasing quality.
Healthcare transformation is the true bipartisan solution to producing a more efficient, less expensive health system that promotes health and covers more people. The move to value will not be easy, but in the long run, it will be the most effective solution to the legitimate frustration experienced by many Americans.
Anthony Tersigni is president and CEO of St. Louis-based Ascension. Robert Henkel is executive vice president of Ascension and president and CEO of Ascension Healthcare.


In this tutorial, I examine a situation where a client needed a clean 'on white' product shot of a particular product that had been shot on-location. Using the Pen Tool, I create a super-tight selection of a hard-edged object and begin to strip it out to a new surface and create a believable product shot from what started as a location shot.
Solutions like these add value for clients, and are par-for-the-course techniques in a commercial photographer's toolkit.


Metro Manila residents may not know it, but the power situation in the countryside is anything but rosy.
According to 1st Consumers Alliance for Rural Energy (1-CARE) Party-List Rep. Carlos Uybarreta, provincial folk have long been grappling with rotating brownouts or power outages.
"Unknown to most people here in Metro Manila, rotating brownouts are common in some provinces because the power distributors there have long been unable to meet growing demand for electricity because of the growth of their local population and economy," said Uybarreta, a vice chairman of the House Committee on Energy.
Uybarreta said he expects demand spikes during the Holy Week and around Election Day because of the surge of people going to their hometowns at those times.
"More people and the concentration of many people in specific areas mean higher demand for electricity, as well as for water. These temporary demand surges can test power supplies in the countryside," the solon pointed out.
In this regard, Uybarreta said the Department of Energy (DOE) has been properly addressing the matter.
"The Department of Energy is right in opening up the power generation markets to more players so that unmet demand is addressed," he said.
As far as the country's power utilities are concerned, Uybarreta said they must prepare for the increase in demand for electricity this scorching summer, which is being worsened by the prevailing weak El Niño.


The fourth Stufful is up the path on the north side past the battle with Andrea. The fifth Stufful is behind the Trainer Tips sign nearby, and the sixth Stufful is in the Grass Patch to the south.... //For the first time in a long while I think that am in the mood to do a naughty video... But I am not in the mood to trim certain areas. We'll see.
No one else can activate your crystal skull for you anymore than anyone can fulfill your unique destiny for you! You can get a contemporary skull that someone has worked with and that is activated, but it will not stay activated to that level over a long period of time unless you also work with it yourself.... //For the first time in a long while I think that am in the mood to do a naughty video... But I am not in the mood to trim certain areas. We'll see.
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The Shady House is a bit tricky and full of enemies to face. When you get to the second floor, a door is blocked and you need the password to enter.... If you want to get past him without a fight, it's difficult, but possible. First, you'll need to position yourself so the Grunt's head is just out of view. First, you'll need to position yourself so the Grunt's head is just out of view.
The Shady House is a bit tricky and full of enemies to face. When you get to the second floor, a door is blocked and you need the password to enter.
Except, you will need to know three secret passwords before a Team Skull Grunt will let you meet with him. These are scrawled on notes hidden around Shady House, but for those struggling to discover them all we have provided the answers below!
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Sony LIV launching web exclusive show called #LoveBytes
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By Vivek Pai	vivek@medianama.com August 28, 2015
Multi Screen Media's video on demand service Sony LIV is launching its own web exclusive show called #LoveBytes starting the 7th of September. The show will be directed by Vishal Mull and star Kushal Punjabi and Sukhmani Sadana.
The show will centre around urban romance in India and be accompanied by a marketing campaign with video blogs and social media interactions with the protagonists. The company mentions that the show was created with urban viewership in mind.
Note that last month, production and distribution company Eros International said it would produce three original shows which would be streamed on its video on demand platform Eros Now. The three shows would be named as Khel, the Client and Ponniyin Selvan. The platform also showcased Tanu Weds Manu Returns on Eros Now before its television release.
Other video-on-demand platforms' push for original content
– Internet media company The Viral Fever has launched a new streaming platform called TVFPlay which features the company's web-series and shows. The company used the new platform to launch its new web-series called Pitchers which focuses on the startup world. Interestingly, at the end of the trailer, TVF says that it will air its episodes of the new show first on the new platform and will upload the same on YouTube a week later.
– In May, YouTube multi-channel network #fame (earlier Famebox Networks) launched a live video streaming app. This app will allow artists/talents to livestream their performances to viewers. The app is currently available for both Android and iOS.
– In June, Mobile value-added services company Digivive signed a content deal with CA Media Digital's celebrity digital network, Fluence, to create celebrity-led mobile series on its application, NexGTv. The content deal will have Fluence create and produce original content for nexGTv.
– Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd's (ZEEL) digital ecosystem Zee Digital Convergence (ZDC) and its content studio Essel Vision Productions Ltd are working on a new online-only instrumental musical show called Life is Music. The series will feature unplugged sessions of original compositions from well-known musicians and new talent. New sessions will be uploaded every Monday and Friday. Jazz musician Louis Banks, percussionist Taufiq Qureshi and sitar player Purbayan Chatterjee will be mentoring the young musicians on the show.
– Internet media company ScoopWhoop ran the first season of an original web-series called Baked.
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We had a great holiday at La Carrabasse, campsite is lovely, clean and tidy. Swimming pool complex is large and the pools are great. It would have been good if the pool had been open a bit later once or twice a week, as the weather is so lovely and hot. There was an extra charge to swim on the night that is was open, but this was obviously not popular as not many people were in the pool. Our accommodation was very good, but description of the location inaccurate, should have been a 'quiet location' but was very noisy at night due to the entertainment which often didn't finish until after 11.30pm..!!! Overall opinion, super campsite, great pools, well stocked shop, lovely sandy beach and a super holiday. Thank You all at La Carrabasse.
Another fantastic holiday at Carabasse. Looking forward to next year.
We enjoyed our holiday very much, however we really didn't feel that the caravan was in anyway a premium caravan in the Excellence category. Our friends who stayed in a same level caravan had a much better quality and finish throughout, and provision of items in the kitchen and also a TV. Our caravan felt very basic in comparison. Our sofas were also covered in duvet covers in order to protect them, which was an odd thing to do and also annoying as they kept falling off. I'm unsure how when you book in the same category that you can get such a range of caravan especially when the price is the same. It is misleading not to provide full photos for all of your caravans inside and out if the offering is not the same across all vans. We really did feel we ended up paying way over what we should have done compared to other mobile homes in the park and also other homes we have stayed in, in other places both Spain and France.
Having stayed at La Carabasse at least ten times, the facility continues to improve. We first visited with our children and have continued with out them, although quite often, as this year our Daughter flew down for a week. It is in easy walking distance of Farinette Plage with it's excellent beach and Vias a quaint little town. My only other comment is at the bar areas please inspect the chairs which being plastic become brittle in the sun. Two I sat on the backs broke and I fell backwards. This also happened to other people on holiday there.
Fantastic place to stay. Nowhere is absolutely perfect but this place came close. Great holiday. We will go back.


Inspired by his own painting, designer and artist Dani Misio created the Circlism collection. The implementation of circles is one of the most difficult weaving tasks and needs to be made very carefully and accurate.
Each circle is a work of art itself – as composition, the about 2'500 circles create own symmetries and arrangements. The rhythmic play of these arrangements is amplified by the use of the materials wool and silk.
Currently, the Circlism collections shows 20 different design and colour combinations. The precise implementation of the design and colour specifications requires a careful craftsmanship. Experienced weavers manufacture the rugs in a small Mischioff manufactory in Nepal entirely by hand – it takes about four month to finish one rug in the usual standard size of 300 x 230 centimeters.
As a partner of fair-trade Label STEP, we place special emphasis on sustainability and fair trade. The socially acceptable and environmental friendly production of all Mischioff rugs is a matter of course for our company. As well as the use of highest-quality materials, which provide the exclusive look and feel of this modern designer rug collection.
Exceptional design and high-quality manufacture are the basis of all rugs made by Mischioff. This quality standard is shown by the Mischioff brand bands on the back of each carpet, which enjoys worldwide acceptance as a sign for high-quality rugs. The rugs of the Circlism collection are made of highest-quality wool sourced from the Himalayan highlands, which is very robust with a very soft pile. Some designs are made of blended wool with silk, which accentuates the modern designs even more.


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Summer. A time for ultra-ready cars, unlikely train rides, for overcrowded gas stations filled with wild housewives fighting for that last "appetizing" sandwich. A time when gentlemen conquer their coffee cups elbowing like maories in a rugby game. In front of cashiers drenched with sweat penetrating with their threatening gaze is the old man who slowly takes out of his pocket one coin at a time to reach those 72 cents, while behind him people cheer at every coin drop.
Then, families that get back to the car with four sandwiches, beverages, and pastries, and spent more than a day and Aunt Mary's retirement home at Cesenatico. Those who can't do without a pair of "fun" flip flops with the Brazilian flag on them to accompany them to the beaches of Jesolo and payed more for the flip flops than a pair of Chanel shoes.
Summer. A time of flights. Low cost naturally. Naturally. So holidays are planned at the last minute, on those discount deals, and last seats available. And little does it matter if in their suitcase they have mountain climbing shoes but find themselves booking for a Tunisian beach.
The important thing is that it's abroad. For the love of God. Anywhere, as long as it's away from one of the most beautiful areas of the world like that strange peninsula with magnificent mountains and immersed in sea that we call Italy.
So, while a multitude of Germans, Japanese, Americans, Peruvians, and Ecuadorians launch themselves astonished and ecstatic in Venice, Italians that say "Venice is just around the corner, I'll get to it sooner or later" throw themselves in exotic places. Little does it matter to them domestic exoticism and good market. How can you compare?
Coming back, the unaware and a little biased friend asks: What did you see? And that is when the phrase: "You should see the places" is used, as they swipe their smartphones dozens and dozens of 'him and her' pictures at the beach, in the water, while they eat, sleep, eat, sleep. Every now and again a distracted photo will pop up of a pile of clayey rubble, and the enthusiasm will become uncontrollable. Roman remains. Greek sculptures. Christian manufactures. You see them, and think that behind the Roma Termini train station, half subscribed, you've seen better. How can you comape?
And the selfies! No. You can't show those anymore, if not at the "exiled of the inter-webs". Those document live from your vacation away from you friends. So, as you are sweating on your desk, the orders come in: those two at the check-in, after the check-in, then under one wing then the other of the airplane, then the airplane stairs, then on the seat, then on the window, then getting coffee with a dreamy face as if you're looking at water in the desert, then snacking, and every step because "my friend sweating while he's working can't miss this". And so, here are the spaghetti. The lobster. The long nap. The camp-bed. The shell. The rock. The dog. The cat. The horse. The sunset. The bonfire. The moon. The clouds.
The panic provoked from take-off and lack of internet connection, but you can always compensate with an overload of photos that look like sloppy copies from postcards and unfocused framing that talk about big cheeks and duck faces, smiling and provoking.
If you think about it, the selfie was just the old self-timer or the broken-winded pass-byer with an honest face (because we don' want our camera stolen) to whom we asked to take a shot of that memory. Not today! Today we don't need pass-byers. Of shaky and unique self-timers in which there was always someone caught in the middle of running to take the picture. Of memories, only ours. We don't need them anymore.
We have all we need. The film of our own lives. Our existence available for people's use. As long as it is shared, commented, or liked.
But that friend still insists: c'mon, tell me, how was it? And that is when you use that ruthless lapidary: beautiful! Not any other adjective, nor indication, nor description, nor curiosity, nor particularity, nor shade. Yup. Beautiful. And then: but didn't you see the photos on my facebook page?
Yes. Sorry. What was I thinking. Let's take a good selfie with the lobster. Yeah. With its claws pinching our noses. Beautiful!
Prosit.
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Let me go, Mr. Hill By Shallow South Chapter 1996
Read Let me go, Mr. Hill By Shallow South Chapter 1996 – That was when Charity recalled that she was not d**d. Instead, she had re-entered Eliza's body.
She almost lost her life again.
"Lizzie, last night… Mr. Jewell has been watching over you." Skyler suddenly darted a careful glance at the other end of the bed.
Only when Eliza turned her face did she notice Chester's presence.
Chester had been here the whole of last night, but he did not expect her to be gentle to him when she woke up. Nevertheless, he never thought she would give him such a frosty look.
"Is Young Master Jewell here because he's worried that I'm still alive?" Eliza asked indifferently with an extremely hoarse voice.
Beside her, Skyler was so nervous that her heart skipped a beat. Luckily, Chester was not mad, but his gaze was dark.
"Why didn't you tell me yesterday that you have a fear of water?" Chester asked while staring at Eliza's ghastly face.
"Did you give me a chance to tell you? In fact, have you ever treated me as a human?" Eliza chuckled, but it seemed like a sneer. "Young Master Jewell, please leave. I'm exhausted, and honestly, I'm traumatized by your face."
"Trauma can be overcome." Chester straightened his body. "What do you want to eat? I'll get someone to send the food over."
Eliza ignored him and turned to look at her assistant. "Get me a bowl of porridge."
The assistant felt uncomfortable, especially after she caught sight of Chester's awful expression.
"Alright. I'll go and get it now." Skyler did not dare to linger around anymore and jumped at the opportunity to escape.
Eliza closed her eyes and could not be bothered with Chester.
Chester subconsciously wanted to take out his cigarette box. However, at the thought that he was in the hospital, he fought back his urge. Eliza's behavior now really infuriated him.
Since she was ignoring him, so be it.
He bent over and lowered his head to k**s her lips.
Although her lips were chapped due to fever, it did not prevent him from kissing her.
Eliza never thought he would do this. The moment she came to the realization that he was kissing her, she resisted him by pushing him away.
Considering that she had been having a fever for one night, she had no strength to resist him. Chester clutched her hands and pressed them before trying to deepen the k**s.
Nevertheless, Eliza closed her lips tightly so that he could not do it.
Anyway, Chester was not in a rush. So, he slowly kissed her lips over and over again while controlling her hands.
No longer able to put up with him anymore, Eliza did not hide the hatred in her eyes anymore. "Chester, are you that desperate? You can't even let a sick person off."
"I'm actually not very interested in you looking like that. I had no choice but to do this because you refused to look at me or talk to me." Chester bent over and touched her chin. A smile spread across his handsome face. He never thought that he would one day take liberties with a woman.
"Eliza, last night was my fault, but I didn't know you have a fear of water."
"I know." Eliza answered impassively, "I haven't recovered yet, and I'm exhausted. Can I rest now?"
"Sure you can." Chester stood still.
Eliza grew impatient. "Can you leave?"
"My legs are mine. You have no right to make me leave." Chester raised his eyebrows and stared into Eliza's eyes.
"You're right."
Eliza nodded weakly but did not talk to him after that.


BACKGROUND: Mentha piperita L. (Labiatae) is an herbaceous plant, used in folk medicine for the treatment of several medical disorders.
METHODS AND RESULTS: In the present study, the aqueous extract of Mentha piperita leaf, at the i.p doses 200 and 400 mg/kg, showed significant analgesic effects against both acetic acid-induced writhing and hot plate-induced thermal stimulation in mice, with protection values of 51.79% and 20.21% respectively. On the contrary, the Mentha piperita leaf aqueous extract did not exhibit anti-inflammatory activity against carrageenan induced paw oedema.
CONCLUSION: These findings indicate that Mentha piperita has a potential analgesic effect that may possibly have mediated centrally and peripherally, as well as providing a pharmacological evidence for its traditional use as a pain reliever.


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Discover thrilling new talent in HIFF's prestigious Competition section. Each year, the HIFF Awards honor emerging narrative and documentary directors from all over the world, representing cinema's next wave of groundbreaking film artists.
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Since 2000, the Films of Conflict & Resolution program has been dedicated to showcasing films that deal with the complex issues and societal effects of war and violence, and the attendant human dramas, in creative ways.
The films, which include both features and shorts, call on the audience to learn, react, and engage in worthy causes.
Each year, one film in the program is recognized with a cash prize of $5,000 from The Brizzolara Family Foundation.
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Bringing together animal advocacy, environmental and social justice issues, our Compassion, Justice & Animal Rights section provides a platform for filmmakers to share meaningful information, stories of inspiration, and tools for creating a safe and humane world for animals.
In the 21st century, billions of animals continue to be exploited for our food, clothing, labor, research and entertainment. They are denied their basic right to life and fundamental protections against violence and cruelty. The films in this program seek to arouse in the consciousness of our audiences respect for the dignity and rights of all living beings and to encourage dialogue about how we treat and view animals as a community.
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Supported by the Suffolk County Film Commission, one Suffolk County Next Exposure Grant is awarded to a feature film in the section. This program supports the completion of high quality, original director-driven, low budget independent films from both emerging and established filmmakers who have completed 50% of principal photography within Suffolk County, New York.
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Past honorees include many future Oscar® winners and nominees, including Viola Davis, Jessica Chastain, Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, Patricia Clarkson, Samantha Morton, Lupita Nyong'o, Michael Shannon, Melissa Leo and more.
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00:02 Steven Strong rescue misses Zero with a Dreadnought Missile.
00:06 Mix Master hits Flashkick with a XS2 Ionised Null-Ray. Flashkick is slightly damaged (90% power remaining).
00:10 Flashkick hits Mix Master with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Mix Master is severely injured (12% power remaining).
00:17 Elita One hits Major Meltdown with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Major Meltdown is injured (65% power remaining).
00:27 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and rams Mix Master. Mix Master has gone into stasis lock!
00:31 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Pestilence. Zero strafes Major Meltdown. Steven Strong rescue is slightly damaged (89% power remaining). Bvb is slightly damaged (87% power remaining). Bvb is injured (74% power remaining). Steven Strong rescue is slightly damaged (81% power remaining). Bvb is injured (59% power remaining). Bvb is damaged (41% power remaining). Pestilence is slightly damaged (87% power remaining). Major Meltdown is injured (58% power remaining).
00:40 Elita One transforms into a Medium Vehicle and rams Bvb. Bvb is severely damaged (1% power remaining).
00:43 Flashkick hits Zero with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Zero is slightly damaged (98% power remaining).
00:53 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Bvb. Bvb is severely injured (21% power remaining).
01:01 Major Meltdown kicks Elita One. Elita One is slightly damaged (89% power remaining).
01:03 Flashkick hits Zero with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Zero is slightly damaged (95% power remaining).
01:09 Hyper Venom misses Zero with a Black Lightsaber.
01:12 Pestilence misses Zero with a XS2 Ionised Null-Ray.
01:17 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Pestilence. Pestilence has been fully repaired!
01:21 Zero hits Major Meltdown with a Reaver-Obliteration Orbital Platform. Major Meltdown has gone into stasis lock!
01:31 Elita One attacks Hyper Venom with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Hyper Venom transforms into a Medium Vehicle and avoids the attack!
01:35 Flashkick misses Elita One with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle.
01:44 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Flashkick strafes Elita One. Elita One is slightly damaged (78% power remaining). Elita One is injured (73% power remaining).
01:50 Elita One transforms into a Medium Vehicle and rams Flashkick. Flashkick is injured (67% power remaining).
01:53 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and rams Zero. Zero is injured (70% power remaining).
01:56 Steven Strong rescue hits Zero with a Dreadnought Missile. Zero is injured (65% power remaining).
02:04 Zero hits Flashkick with a Reaver-Obliteration Orbital Platform. Flashkick is damaged (32% power remaining).
02:14 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Bvb. Zero strafes Steven Strong rescue. Rioghan is slightly damaged (85% power remaining). Bvb is severely damaged (4% power remaining). Rioghan is slightly damaged (78% power remaining). Steven Strong rescue is injured (71% power remaining). Bvb has gone into stasis lock! Steven Strong rescue is injured (61% power remaining).
02:24 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Flashkick strafes Elita One. Elita One is injured (59% power remaining). Elita One is damaged (50% power remaining).
02:29 Elita One hits Pestilence with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Pestilence is damaged (38% power remaining).
02:36 Hyper Venom transforms into a Medium Vehicle and rams Zero. Zero is injured (54% power remaining).
02:40 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and strafes Zero. Steven Strong rescue strafes Zero. Steven Strong rescue strafes Zero. Zero is damaged (41% power remaining). Zero is damaged (36% power remaining). Zero is damaged (31% power remaining).
02:43 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Pestilence. Zero strafes Flashkick. Zero strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Flashkick. Zero strafes Pestilence. Zero strafes Hyper Venom. Zero strafes Pestilence. Steven Strong rescue is damaged (42% power remaining). Pestilence is severely injured (26% power remaining). Flashkick is severely injured (25% power remaining). Steven Strong rescue is damaged (37% power remaining). Flashkick is severely injured (17% power remaining). Pestilence is severely injured (13% power remaining). Hyper Venom is slightly damaged (87% power remaining). Pestilence is severely damaged (4% power remaining).
03:03 Elita One hits Rioghan with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Rioghan is injured (67% power remaining).
03:11 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and repairs Elita One. Elita One is slightly damaged (88% power remaining).
03:14 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and rams Elita One. Elita One is injured (56% power remaining).
03:17 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and strafes Elita One. Elita One is damaged (35% power remaining).
03:31 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and repairs Elita One. Elita One is slightly damaged (83% power remaining).
03:37 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Steven Strong rescue. Steven Strong rescue is slightly damaged (84% power remaining).
03:49 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Steven Strong rescue. Steven Strong rescue has been fully repaired!
03:57 Hyper Venom hits Zero with a Black Lightsaber. Zero is severely injured (30% power remaining).
04:06 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and repairs Elita One. Elita One has been fully repaired!
04:10 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and strafes Elita One. Elita One is slightly damaged (77% power remaining).
04:34 Zero hits Hyper Venom with a Reaver-Obliteration Orbital Platform. Hyper Venom has gone into stasis lock!
04:36 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Steven Strong rescue. Zero strafes Pestilence. Rioghan is damaged (48% power remaining). Rioghan is damaged (38% power remaining). Steven Strong rescue is slightly damaged (91% power remaining). Pestilence has gone into stasis lock!
04:42 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Flashkick. Flashkick is injured (59% power remaining).
04:50 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and repairs Rioghan. Rioghan is slightly damaged (88% power remaining).
04:57 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Flashkick strafes Elita One. Elita One is injured (60% power remaining). Elita One is injured (53% power remaining).
05:06 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and strafes Zero. Steven Strong rescue strafes Zero. Zero is severely injured (16% power remaining). Zero is severely damaged (9% power remaining).
05:15 Elita One transforms into a Medium Vehicle and rams Flashkick. Flashkick is damaged (33% power remaining).
05:20 Zero transforms into a Repair Tank and strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Rioghan. Zero strafes Rioghan. Rioghan is injured (74% power remaining). Rioghan is injured (64% power remaining). Rioghan is injured (54% power remaining). Rioghan is damaged (45% power remaining).
05:36 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Flashkick strafes Elita One. Elita One is damaged (37% power remaining). Elita One is damaged (31% power remaining).
05:54 Flashkick hits Zero with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Zero is severely damaged (6% power remaining).
06:03 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and strafes Zero. Zero has gone into stasis lock!
06:11 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Flashkick. Flashkick is injured (71% power remaining).
06:16 Elita One hits Steven Strong rescue with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Steven Strong rescue is slightly damaged (88% power remaining).
06:19 Elita One misses Flashkick with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle.
06:22 Rioghan attacks Elita One with a XS2 Ionised Null-Ray. Elita One transforms into a Medium Vehicle and avoids the attack!
06:30 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Flashkick strafes Elita One. Elita One is severely injured (12% power remaining). Elita One is severely damaged (6% power remaining).
07:00 Elita One hits Rioghan with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle. Rioghan is damaged (37% power remaining).
07:04 Elita One misses Rioghan with a Reaver-Annihilation Assault Rifle.
07:11 Steven Strong rescue attacks Elita One with a Dreadnought Missile. Elita One transforms into a Medium Vehicle and avoids the attack!
07:16 Rioghan transforms into a Heavy Vehicle and repairs Flashkick. Flashkick has been fully repaired!
07:25 Steven Strong rescue transforms into a Aerial Rescue Vehicle and repairs Rioghan. Rioghan is slightly damaged (80% power remaining).
07:32 Flashkick transforms into a Strong Land Animal and strafes Elita One. Elita One has gone into stasis lock!
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Europe, 24th June 2017, Heviti: Copenhell Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark
Rob Zombie, 24th June 2017, Heviti: Copenhell Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark
Overkill, 24th June 2017, Hades: Copenhell Festival, Copenhagen, Denmark
Overkill - 10/10
Photo: Goran Kljutic www.urbanmescalero.com
Last day of Copenhell was in many ways bearing a sign of what was to come after the midnight – Slayer! But there was another legendary thrash metal band that was set to play earlier that day.
New Jersey's own Overkill hit the Hades stage with a massive hurricane in form of "Mean, Green, Killing Machine", an almost eight-minute-long opener from their latest album The Grinding Wheel. Eight minutes of massive trash metal and not a dull second. As an absolute contrast (yet perfect match) they followed it with "Rotten to the Core" from their 1985 debut.
By the time they ripped into "Electric Rattlesnake" it was clear that Copenhell was set for a special kind of pounding this evening where the sun was finding its way out, after it was raining for the most of the day.
Band's focus on stage is that on delivering the wildest and most energetic music so there is not much else going on. But the astonishing force with which they deliver these (let's face it) great trash metal songs is truly staggering. There is nothing else up there, no props, no effects just five men bashing like there is no tomorrow. If you, however, can take look pass the fierce performance then there are numerous qualities that play a big role in delivering such performance. Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth at age of 58 still delivers those characteristic vocals with great edge and conviction. His stage presence bursts with charisma, self-confidence and just the right amount of arrogance.
Usually I'm not fan of frontmen leaving the stage during several guitar solo sequences, but this too worked for the band. Blitz has this magnetic quality to him and despite the blistering performance by the entire band, he does draw most of the attention. So, when he would leave the stage it gave the audience chance to snap out of the "rabbit caught in the headlights" state and appreciate Blitz's original partner D. D. Verni on bass, long-time guitarists Dave Linsk and Derek "The Skull" Tailer and nonetheless the newest addition Jason Bittner on the drums. Bittner is an extremely competent drummer who plays with Shadows Fall and Flotsam And Jetsam and he has also filled for Charlie Benante in Anthrax. But besides that, he proved to be a great match for Overkill.
There was not much talking or big breaks. Overkill was set to take full advantage of the 60 minutes they were given and to leave the maximum impact, which they most certainly did. And after the 60 minutes were up they just left the stage. After such a display of power, no words were necessary. No need for thank you's or crowd selfies – just wham, bam, thank you ma'am!
The "Wreckingcrew" delivered one of the best concerts in history of this festival and for a second there I felt worried for Slayer's performance later that evening, because how in the world does anyone follow this ultimate lesion in trash metal.
01 – Mean, Green, Killing Machine
02 – Rotten to the Core
03 – Electric Rattlesnake
04 – Hello From the Gutter
05 – In Union We Stand
06 – Goddamn Trouble
07 – Wrecking Crew
08 – Ironbound
09 – Elimination
10 – Fuck You
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