News | Scott's Big Birthday Bash!
reprinted from C. Louis Creative on March 24, 2014.
Last Saturday evening, a friend of mine and I went to a show in Hollywood put on by The Hollywood Men.
We totally had a blast!
The actors from the film Magic Mike attended these shows to learn the ropes. And these male dancers have been seen on Entertainment Tonight, The Tonight Show, 9 on the Town, National Enquirer TV, Fox 11 News, Telemundo, KMEX, and many other televised shows around the world.
Saturday evening was co-owner Scott Layne's birthday, and co-owner Dan Remington presented him with a birthday cake by Ed Cooper's Signature Cakes during the show. The whole room and all the hard-bodied men sang him happy birthday.
Anyway, check out some of these photos from the night. I would suggest you go if you're looking for a fun Friday or Saturday night, or are looking for something out-of-the-ordinary to do for a bachelorette or birthday party.


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The Taylor Automotive Group is made up of four businesses. The founder of the organization is William (Bill) Taylor. Bill started in the automobile industry in 1962 and took over ownership of the then existing Toyota dealership in 1978. In 2019, the organization will celebrate its 41st year of providing fantastic automobiles and great service to the markets of southern Saskatchewan.


3 DEGREES: 3 degrees Celsius is the cap effectively being advocated by Australia's Labor government. Labor policy is a 60 per cent reduction in Australian emissions by 2050. Sir Nicholas Stern says explicitly that for developed nations this is a 3 degrees Celsius target, telling the National Press Club in Canberra it would be "a very good idea if all rich countries, including Australia, set themselves a target for 2050 of at least 60 per cent emissions reductions" and this would leave us with "roughly a fifty-fifty chance of being either side of 3 degrees above pre-industrial times".
A rise of 2 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial temperatures will initiate large climate feedbacks in the oceans, on ice-sheets, and on the tundra, taking the Earth well past significant tipping points. Likely impacts include large-scale disintegration of the Greenland and West Antarctic ice-sheet; the extinction of an estimated 15– 40 per cent of plant and animal species; dangerous ocean acidification; increasing methane release; substantial soil and ocean carbon-cycle feedbacks; and widespread drought and desertification in Africa, Australia, Mediterranean Europe, and the western USA.
1 DEGREE: Today at just less than 1 degree Celsius of global warming we are witnessing of the destruction of the Arctic ecosystem. Eight million square kilometres of sea ice is disappearing fast each summer and may be entirely gone within a few years. Already 80% by volume of summer sea-ice has been loss, and regional warming of up to 5 degrees Celsius may have already pushed the Greenland ice-sheet (eventual sea-level rise of 7 metres) past its tipping point.
WHAT HAS TO BE DONE: Presently there is political denial, an arrogance of power that leads governments to believe that they can negotiate with the climate and the laws of physics and chemistry, a land of tradeoffs, where climate is just another issue, the politics partisan, and where the biggest polluters are appeased, all embedded in a culture of compromise and failure.
Honesty about this challenge is essential, otherwise we will never develop realistic solutions. We face nothing less than a global emergency, which must be addressed with a global emergency response, akin to national mobilisations pre-WWII or the Marshall Plan… This is not extremist nonsense, but a call echoed by an increasing numbers of world leaders as the science becomes better understood… In the face of catastrophic risk, emission reduction targets should be based on the latest, considered, science, not on a political view of the art-of-the-possible.
* A large-scale national, all-sector energy efficiency and plan: many of the actions that can be taken today actually save money in the long-term. And an efficiency programme reduces the amount of new generating capacity to be built.
* Constructing a smart grid for demand management and a new high-efficiency national grid to effectively hook renewables into the system. Even Garnaut recognise the need for such grids as a public responsibility due to market failure.
Spend the annual $9 billion subsidy the fossil fuel industry receives to start constructing some of the big building blocks of the post-carbon economy; for example an all-scale gross feed-in tariff to drive the construction of renewable capacity. Spend on public transport infrastructure what we spend on road infrastructure. Since 1996 the Victorian government has allocated more than $9 billion on road network expansion, and less than $2 billion on public transport infrastructure. Letss swap the columns.


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50+ Global Financial Institutions Commit to Measure and Disclose Carbon Emissions
Press Release 23 September 2019
Christine van Waveren
Global Launch of Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF): First global initiative ever created that allows financial institutions to measure their carbon emissions across all lending and investment portfolios in order to reduce their climate impact.
NEW YORK - The Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials ("PCAF"), an industry-led partnership to standardize carbon accounting for the financial sector, has announced that more than 50 financial institutions worldwide, representing 2.9 trillion dollars in assets, have committed themselves to assess and disclose the GHG emissions of their loans and investments. It's the largest such commitment ever made in the financial sector. The financial institutions will utilize the carbon accounting standard developed by PCAF and it represents the launch of the first-ever global carbon accounting initiative available for use by financial institutions anywhere in the world. The open-access, free-of-charge PCAF initiative allows banks and investors all across the world to assess the GHG emissions of their portfolios on the path to aligning their business strategies with the Paris Climate Agreement.
"The effects of the climate emergency are tangible. There is an urgent need to address climate change, and financial institutions have a critical role to play in the world's efforts to limit global warming and fulfill the obligations of the Paris Agreement. The money we invest can make or break climate solutions--from clean energy and energy efficiency to forest protection and public transit. The problem is that it's tough for institutions to know what their impact is because their activities and portfolios are very complex. By standardizing the way we measure emissions, it becomes possible to act to reduce it," said Keith R. Mestrich, President and Chief Executive Officer of Amalgamated Bank. "We are inviting financial institutions from around the globe to join these efforts."
"There is no time to lose to address the climate emergency. Banks must act now on their responsibility to limit global warming to within safe limits. PCAF enables the financial industry to take meaningful, collective, and global action to combat climate change. Knowing the emissions of their loans and investments means banks can be transparent with their stakeholders. They can better understand and manage the risk of the climate emergency for their business. And, crucially, they can make informed decisions that limit the negative impact, and increase the positive impact, of their financial decisions on the climate," said Peter Blom, CEO, Triodos Bank (The Netherlands), Chair of The Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV)."PCAF is a concrete, scalable initiative by the industry for the industry, that helps financial institutions to connect their activity with the Paris Climate Goals. It's relevant for all banks, large or small, wherever they are in the world."
"PCAF is tried and tested in the Netherlands, providing value to financial institutions, their clients, and other climate initiatives. Now, PCAF is going global," said Kees van Dijkhuizen, CEO of ABN AMRO. "Our experience in the Netherlands is that measuring and tracking climate impact drives concrete action and change. At ABN AMRO, PCAF helped us understand that our 800,000 residential mortgages are one of the areas that have the highest carbon impact. With that knowledge, we now promote mortgages that incentivize customers to take energy efficiency measures. Climate action like that is not only good for business - but is a duty to our clients, the planet, and to future generations."
Since its founding at the 2015 Paris Climate Summit, PCAF institutions have worked together to jointly develop open-source methodologies to measure the carbon footprint of their investments and loans. Since 2018, PCAF institutions have quantified the emissions impact associated with these assets for a total of $1.2 trillion USD.
About the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials
PCAF was founded by fourteen Dutch financial institutions as the Platform for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) via a Dutch Carbon Pledge at the Paris Climate Summit in 2015. PCAF institutions work together to jointly develop open-source methodologies to measure the carbon footprint of their investments and loans. By measuring and disclosing this information, PCAF institutions develop effective strategies to contribute to a low carbon society. PCAF is organized by a steering committee comprised of representatives of ABN AMRO, Amalgamated Bank, ASN Bank, Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV) and Triodos Bank.
www.carbonaccountingfinancials.com @PCAFglobal

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I could not find a large enough PCB to use on Fritzing, so I left my diagrams on the breadboard, but the goal of this project is to produce PCB Shields for your Arduinos.
You will want two different shields, one for your transmitter and one for your receiver. I have attached a bunch of pictures of how I laid out my receiver, but this was my first time working on a PCB and I definitely think you can come up with a more efficient version of your own.
In the next steps I will have fritzing of the breadboard layouts so you can at least see where all the connections are made.


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The Empire Strikes First
Bad Religion	Buy This Song
Bad Religion is a punk rock band that formed in Los Angeles in 1979. The band makes extensive use of soaring 3-part vocal harmonies (which they refer to in their album liner notes as the "oozin' aahs"), guitar solos and intellectual lyrics that often contain political or religious commentary. Their lyrics often relate to matters of social responsibility. The band's lineup has changed several times over its lifespan, with lead vocalist Greg Graffin being the only consistent member; the current lineup, however, features three out of four of the band's original members (Graffin, Brett Gurewitz and Jay Bentley). more »
We strike first
And we're unrehearsed
To stage the greatest show on heaven and earth
Come on, get your money's worth
Don't want to live
(can't live)
Don't want to give
(can't give)
Don't want to be
(won't be)
E-M-P-I-R-E
We're comin' on fast
And we're built to last
We struggled once in 'Nam
Now we're glad to finally say
Those days have passed
Tell me how long can it last!
We just started out
You don't need to be afraid
Yeah you deserve to be attained
And our breathing hearts burst
But even ten million souls
Marching in February couldn't stop the worst,
Couldn't reverse
I can't live
If it isn't with you
Written by: BRIAN BAKER, GREG GRAFFIN, BRETT GUREWITZ, JAMES HORNER
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., MOTHERSHIP MUSIC PUBLISHING
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump delivers the convocation at the Vines Center on the campus of Liberty University Jan. 18, 2016 in Lynchburg, Va.
Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty
Jerry Falwell Jr. bucks religious right, backs Trump
01/26/16 12:42 PM —Updated 01/26/16 01:09 PM
The religious right, desperate to choose the Republican Party's presidential nominee, was determined not to repeat the movement's previous mistakes this year. Heading into 2016, the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins spearheaded an initiative that pulled together dozens of like-minded social conservative leaders for one purpose: to choose the next president.
Late last year, the group, which referred to itself as "The Group," met in a hotel boardroom in Northern Virginia and agreed that Ted Cruz would serve as the movement's standard bearer.
And while this was an important breakthrough for the GOP senator, to assume that social conservatives would stick together is a mistake. Take this morning, for example.
Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. will endorse Donald Trump on Tuesday, his campaign confirmed to NBC News.
Support from Falwell, the son of a famed evangelical televangelist, is a stamp of approval for Trump from one of the country's best-known religious conservatives and comes just days before the Iowa caucuses.
Given the praise Falwell recently offered Trump, the news doesn't come as too big of a surprise, but note that Cruz expected to at least be in the running for this same endorsement. Remember, when the Texas Republican launched his presidential campaign last spring, he did so at Falwell's Liberty University.
The point, at the time, was to send a not-so-subtle message to social conservatives that Cruz wanted to be their candidate. Falwell no doubt heard the message, but sided with Trump anyway.
The Washington Post added that today's endorsement "came together over the course of several months, with the school leader and Trump exchanging private phone [calls], according to Republicans familiar with the relationship."
Referencing the late Jerry Falwell, the notorious TV preacher, Jerry Falwell Jr. told Fox News in December, "Trump reminds me so much of my father."
In practical terms, the fact of the matter is that Jerry Falwell Jr. packs a limited electoral punch. The school he helps lead may be a prominent evangelical university, but Falwell is not his father when it comes to media visibility and leading a political movement. The number of voters, in Iowa or anywhere else, who take their cues from Jerry Falwell Jr. is insignificant.
But today's news matters because (a) efforts to keep social conservatives united have come up short, once again; and (b) Donald "Two Corinthians" Trump inexplicably maintains sizable evangelical support, despite his secularism and complete disinterest in matters related to faith.
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Tuesday's Campaign Round-Up, 1.26.16
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Series | PPR News | Dec 28, 2018
The Regulatory Review's Series from 2018
Series of Essays
The Regulatory Review revisits its series published over the past year.
Throughout the year, The Regulatory Review highlights key regulatory debates and developments by publishing series of essays grouped around a single topic. We are pleased to highlight all fifteen series published by The Regulatory Review in 2018. The series are arranged below in chronological order.
In Pursuit of Regulatory Excellence
How can regulators know whether they are being successful in achieving their missions? A recent book, Achieving Regulatory Excellence, edited by Cary Coglianese of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, offers insights and strategies for improving the quality of regulation and regulatory management. This series includes nine essays, each focusing on a separate chapter in Achieving Regulatory Excellence.
Regulation in the Trump Administration's First Year
After being sworn in as President, Donald J. Trump moved to make a significant shift in federal regulatory policy. Much action during the Trump Administration's first year aimed at reversing regulations adopted by the Obama Administration. This series examines the regulatory developments that occurred during the Trump Administration's first year.
State and Local Regulation of Climate Change
In the wake of President Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Change Agreement, a coalition of states and cities committed to implementing the agreement in the absence of federal involvement. This series examines the obstacles faced by states and local governments in their quest to regulate climate change.
Five Recommendations for Improving Administrative Government
In December 2017, the Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS) adopted five recommendations addressing topics as diverse as agency guidance, market-based regulatory instruments, and the use of waivers and exemptions. This series includes five essays authored by leading public officials and scholars who were involved in the development of each of the ACUS recommendations.
Can President Trump Get Rid of Robert Mueller?
Then-Acting Attorney General Rod Rosenstein appointed Robert Mueller as special counsel to lead the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. President Trump has expressed displeasure with the investigation, calling it a "witch hunt." This series analyzes whether President Trump has the legal authority to remove Mueller from office and what the proper basis for any such removal might be.
New Developments in Regulatory Benefit-Cost Analysis
Since the Nixon Administration, the U.S. government has made efforts to understand the impact of regulations through systematic and comprehensive analysis. This series features eight essays authored by speakers at a symposium on regulatory benefit-cost analysis organized by the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis, the George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center, and the Administrative Conference of the United States.
Science, Transparency, and Environmental Policy
Then-Administrator Scott Pruitt announced in April 2018 a rule that would limit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to using only scientific studies with publicly available underlying data. Critics claim that the proposed transparency requirements would limit the types of scientific research available to EPA. This series examines the significance of EPA's push for data transparency in its rulemaking process.
The Supreme Court's 2018 Regulatory Term
During its last term, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down decisions that touched on pressing regulatory and administrative law questions. This series presents numerous essays by leading legal scholars and practitioners commenting on the Court's most significant regulatory decisions from this past term.
Consistency and Transparency in Environmental Cost-Benefit Analysis
A recent advance notice of proposed rulemaking issued by EPA solicited public input on how the agency should define and consider costs and benefits when developing its regulations. Critics, however, point out that rigidly regulating how EPA weighs costs and benefits could lead the agency to ignore valuable benefits of environmental protections. This series examines the significance of EPA's approach to cost-benefit analysis and offers recommendations on whether and how to improve it.
Judge Kavanaugh and Administrative Law
After Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement from the U.S. Supreme Court, President Donald J. Trump nominated Judge Brett Kavanaugh to fill the position. Scholars and public interest groups have been speculating on the effect Kavanaugh's confirmation would have on federal administrative law. This series explores what his confirmation could mean for the Supreme Court's approach to regulatory law and policy.
Social Justice in a Green Economy
Legal scholars Sidney A. Shapiro and Robert R. M. Verchick grapple with the social implications of "a green transition." They argue that policymakers must issue regulations that look to increase "social resilience"—that is, "a population's capacity to survive, adapt, and grow in the face of misfortune and change." This six-part series examines the implications and limitations of relying on social resilience as a basis for environmental policymaking.
Dissecting the Debate Over Regulation
Federal regulatory policy has long divided policymakers. But distinguishing rhetoric from analysis can be difficult for members of the public. This series of essays frames some of the central questions in the ongoing debate about the role of regulation in society. It begins with an essay by Richard L. Revesz, the Lawrence King Professor of Law and Dean Emeritus of New York University Law School.
Improving Agency Procedure
In June 2018, ACUS published its latest set of recommendations related to the Paperwork Reduction Act, severability clauses in agency rules, and the use of electronic case management in agency adjudication. In addition to its latest recommendations, ACUS recently issued a set of updated model rules on agency adjudication. This series highlights these recent developments by ACUS.
Bringing Expertise to the Gun Debate
Recent mass shootings across the United States have generated repeated public outcry for tighter gun regulation. But a deep divide remains about whether and how to regulate guns. Against this backdrop, The Regulatory Review has brought together leading experts to consider the prospects for and potential limitations of gun control regulation.
Revamping the American Justice System
The American legal system is broken—or so claim Professor Benjamin H. Barton and Judge Stephanos Bibas in their book, Rebooting Justice. Defendants who navigate the criminal justice system face barriers to access to justice at every turn. And most non-lawyers have difficulty understanding the complexities of civil courts. Given these problems, the legal system requires revamping. Against this backdrop, The Regulatory Review invited leading scholars and practitioners to comment on the issues raised by Barton and Bibas's new book and the solutions it offers.
This page is part of a three-part series, entitled The 2018 Regulatory Year in Review.
Tagged: Administrative Law, regulation, Regulatory Year in Review, Year in Review
Opinion | Process | Process | Process Jul 18, 2019
Regulating Safety After Merck v. Albrecht
Adam Zimmerman
In Merck v. Albrecht, the issue of federal preemption has crossed over the typical conservative and liberal divide.
Endangered Deference
Holly Doremus
The Supreme Court's recent Weyerhaeuser decision will add to the administrative costs of protecting endangered species.
Deference After Kisor
Ronald A. Cass
A recent Supreme Court decision could reshape judicial deference of agency actions.


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In its new issue, The Flyfish Journal features carping the LA River, putting our water in the august company of tournament trout in Wyoming, springtime in Patagonia and fly-in fishing the Northwest Territories.
Not bad for a piker, as I tease my wife whenever really good things happen.
LA's own Daniel Lopez penned the piece with able assists from his posse, which included LARFF guest contributor Greg Madrigal, and a nice photograph from FoLAR's William Preston Bowling.
I guess that's supposed to be funny. If anyone has a picture of a river otter in Southern California, please let me know.
now even more people know my spot – gotta blur the backgrounds folks… Saw three different groups haul out at least 17 fish on sat with tortillas and corn, I guess its hard to deny someone the right to eat but would be nice if a few were left?


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Alejandro Groizard y Gómez de la Serna (* Madrid, 18 de juny de 1830 - † El Escorial, 5 de setembre de 1919) fou un advocat i polític espanyol, que va ser ministre de Foment i Gràcia i Justícia durant el regnat d'Amadeu I, carteres que repetiria durant la regència de Maria Cristina d'Habsburg-Lorena al costat de la de ministre d'Estat.

Biografia
Doctorat en Dret en 1852, treballà com a fiscal a les Audiències de Pamplona i Madrid, i inicià la seva carrera política com a senador per Badajoz a les eleccions de 1871 sent nomenat ministre de Foment entre el 21 de desembre de 1871 i el 20 de gener de 1872, any en el qual també ocuparà la cartera de Gràcia i Justícia entre el 26 de maig i el 13 de juny. Durant la Primera República Espanyola i el regnat d'Alfons XII s'allunya de la política activa tornant-hi durant la Regència de Maria Cristina d'Habsburg-Lorena, participant en les eleccions generals espanyoles de 1876 en les quals obté un escó de diputat per Vila Joiosa, escó que tornaria a obtenir a les eleccions generals espanyoles de 1879 i 1881. A les eleccions generals espanyoles de 1884 i 1886 obtindria un escó per la circumscripció de Don Benito (província de Badajoz) tornant en 1887 al Senat com a senador vitalici. Durant aquests anys va participar en la redacció de la Llei d'Enjudiciament Criminal de 1882, i en el projecte de Llei de Bases del Codi Civil d'Alonso Martínez.

En aquesta segona etapa de la seva carrera política tornarà a ser ministre de Foment entre el 12 de març i el 4 de novembre de 1894 data en la qual cessa per a passar a ocupar la cartera de ministre d'Estat, que ocuparà fins al 23 de març de 1895, i ministre de Gràcia i Justícia entre el 4 d'octubre de 1897 i el 4 de març de 1899. Va ser també President del Consell d'Estat, president de la Diputació de Madrid, vicepresident del Senat d'Espanya i ambaixador d'Espanya davant la Santa Seu, i és autor de l'obra El Código Penal de 1870, concordado y comentado (1902). Fou pare de Carlos Groizard Coronado.

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Brexit - process or train-wreck?
I have watched the Brexit process for some time.
I remain confused about the principals, process and end game guiding our political leaders in the UK.
They may well be making it up as they go along, which isn't a bad thing when faced with a radically new and potentially overwhelming challenge and a deeply divided party and country. Making it up as you go along doesn't give a great deal of comfort to those whose lives will change as a result of Brexit, but perhaps our leaders are not focussed on giving such comfort for the moment.
Mediation may point to a way forward in these rather confusing times, recognising that our leaders are negotiating rather than mediating.
Recognising the parallel is not perfect, if I apply each of the above to the current Brexit process, the opposite appears to be the case.
We are either in a different world of resolving profound differences which will create new and potentially valuable tools and processes or the whole thing is a train wreck.


Colic babies show significant improvement in response to chiropractic care. If you haven't heard about chiropractors for babies, well, we have experienced chiropractors who are trained to work with babies and children. Remember, pediatric chiropractic care is a gentle, effective option to help relieve discomfort in colic babies.
Because the delivery process is very stressful on the neck and spine of your newborn, they could be misalignments in the neck and back that can be a huge factor in the development of colic. One of our experienced pediatric chiropractors will assess the baby's spine and nervous system and perform a few gentle adjustments. The result will hopefully be a happy baby and of course a happier and relieved you. You will be guided about the number of adjustment sessions and follow-up process by our chiropractor.
Why Contact a Chiropractor for a Colic Baby in Eagan?
Many parents initially cringe when someone suggests consulting a chiropractor as a solution for their infant's colic. And the idea may seem foreign, even a bit radical; after all don't chiropractors "crack backs" as a way to ease pain in a patient's back and neck? How could a chiropractor possibly help you with relief for your baby's colic?
Simple. And if the idea of consulting a chiropractor for colic is something totally foreign and even a bit scary to you, it may be in your baby's best interest for you to learn more.
Chiropractic is the world's largest and most popular natural health care discipline, explains one Raleigh Chiropractor. Chiropractic care is delivered by highly educated professionals who are licensed in the state(s) in which they practice and are recognized health care providers by the federal government and most insurance companies. And…chiropractors have an extremely gentle touch when caring for your infant with colic.


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Cancers and immune system engaged in 'evolutionary arms…
Swinging with the Xiles at Comic Con
By Eleni Philippou April 17, 2019 April 16, 2019 0124
As one of the few bands bringing rock'n'roll and rockabilly music to the island, The Xiles celebrate the nostalgia of the 1950s and 60s. Active on the local music scene for the last five years, the trio has played at numerous events including the Junkin' Cyprus festival which celebrates that era with its pinball machines, jukeboxes, pinup hair and classic cars.
Now they are taking the stage at another big annual festival, the Cyprus Comic Con. Amid cosplay characters, gaming tournaments and film screenings, music couldn't not be a part of the festival. And so, on Saturday The Xiles will hit the stage with a great mix of well-known favourites and more obscure songs plus some of their own compositions that'll have everyone dancing.
And that's not all for the band this month. Prior to their Comic Con performance, lead singer and bassist Ian The Joopster, guitar/pianist Göran The Hammer and drummer Dave The Animal, as they're known, will be in Paphos for a performance. On Friday they'll rock at the Frog and Toad in Coral Bay.
The Xiles
Live 50s and 60s music from the Xiles band playing rock'n'roll and rockabilly music. April 19. The Frog and the Toad, Paphos. 8.45pm. April 21. Cyprus Comic Con, Nicosia. 5pm-6pm
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Mozart - The Great Mass / Kimura Bohm Kulchytska Chappuis You Gura Rohlig Balazs Kocsar Scholz Leipzig Ballet Opera
Actors: Uwe Scholz, Werner Gura, Friedemann Rohlig, Marie-Claude Chappuis, Kiyoko Kimura
Genres: Music Video & Concerts, Special Interests, Educational, Musicals & Performing Arts
Sub-Genres: DTS, Dance, Educational, Classical, Ballet & Dance
Studio: Euroarts
Format: DVD - Color,Widescreen - Subtitled
Edition: Classical
Subtitles: English, French, German
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Wonderfully Artistic And Innovative!
J. M WILINSKY | teaneck, NJ United States | 11/20/2005
"This ballet is a real surprise. It is a blend of classical, modern, and ultramodern ballet. It is the only ballet that I have seen that compares female ballet dancing in soft ballet slippers with dancing on pointe, at times side by side(women always dance in both slippers and pointe shoes during their daily routine, but usually perform on stage only on pointe). The men use the normal ballet slippers(nobody dances barefoot in this). The ballet begins with a rather typical modern group dance but soon evolves into other forms. It even has a section of a parody of ballet class and features a center exercise for men and women(the women are on pointe in this section). Another comic moment is a man and woman exploring each other's body in a very mechanical, nonsensual manner--except for the last move, which is very sensual. The music is mostly Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor with a few other works by Mozart and also some modern composers. This was a live performance and the singers are very prominently highlighted by the camera. The lead soprano is Eunyee You. Her voice is golden and angelic. The music is beautifully performed and inspiring by all of the musicians. The dancing is flawless(and don't worry-- if you like pirouettes there are many of every variety in this). The last part of this performance is a memorial to the choreographer, Uwe Scholz, who died several months before this performance. The dancers come out in thier street clothes, sit down, and cool down while they listen to a memorial poem(there are actually several moments of narration in this ballet so be sure to set the subtitles). If you like modern ballet, this is for you!"
Difficult to Appreciate Due Execrable Videography
I. Martinez-Ybor | Miami, FL USA | 07/18/2006
"Uwe Scholz, with whose work I was totally unfamiliar until this DVD, seems to have been an able, eclectic choreographer, capable of blending expressive modern dance and classical ballet languages with the ability to move blocks of dancers in strong architectural formations and combinations, brimming with emotive power and aiming at transcendence. This theatre piece, consisting of dancing to Mozart's Great Mass and Ave Verum, Arvo Part's Credo, and sundry Cage-like sounding composers, as well as recitations in German (without subtitles) hangs together well and, in the theatre, was probably a moving experience with significant cummulative impact.
Alas, on this video from Leipzig, it becomes a mix of admiration for the intent and deep irritation with the execution. Mr. Scholz created a piece to be performed on stage. Orchestra, chorus and vocal soloists were confined to the pit. This means Mr. Scholz intended orchestra and singers to be heard and NOT seen, except perhaps at the very end when the stage is stripped, the dancers come out in warmers and sit listening to the final (reconstructed) movement of the Great Mass. It is extraordinarily annoying to have the camera switch to singers in the pit whenever they sing solo, ensemble, even the chorus. More ludicrously, at times we get a full face picture of the singer superimposed on the screen with an itsy-bitsy shot of dancers (image perhaps smaller than the singer's nose) on the side. Such direction smacks more of compliance with union contracts than artistic choice. Not to belabor the obvious, but if a choreographer wanted visual attention paid to non-dancing performers, they would have placed them on stage, e.g. Balanchine's "Duo Concertante" or Jerry Robbins' "Les Noces" (both by Stravinsky). Otherwise, what we have is an infringement of the choreographer's vision, a break in flow and continuity of body movement and space apportionment, abrupt disruptions in a dance's structure and a rude interruption in the viewer's concentration and appreciation. Such radical shifts in perspectives extricate the viewer from the work in which he is trying to be absorbed. It's aesthetic violence. Glorious as the music may be, this is a ballet, not a concert. The more skillfull the videography, the more transparent it becomes. It is galling to realize the level of ignorance with which this project was handled.
One can tell from camera angles and too distant shots, that the video director lacked experience in recording dance, losing images, misjudging distance, etc. To make matters worse, stage lighting is preserved, which makes the spectacle look rather murky most of the time. They should either have adjusted the lighting or filmed it with technologically superior equipment which could have handled it unchanged.
The portions without singing come through effectively enough because they have no visual interruptions.
It seems this performance could have been a moving experience. Unfortunately, none other is likely to come our way. One pities the dancers whose work has been so maligned. I wish I would have been able to enjoy Mr. Scholz's work on his own terms. These extraneous production factors kept getting in the way. They motivated me to share them in this forum so you will not be as surprised and angered as I have been. The ineptitude in recording this enterprise is indeed unfair if not insulting to the late Mr. Scholz and to dancers and indeed singers, orchestra and chorus who all, in their place did their best to produce a work of art. The crew better leave dance alone and get back to whatever else they do, perhaps the Leipzig version of "Hollywood Squares." What can one do with producers who place complex projects such as this one in such inexpert hands?
ps- For those only interested in the music, there are more satisfying performances of Mozart's mass to be found elsewhere, e.g., McCreesh, Herreweghe, Gardiner, Fricsay, Marriner, Colin Davis, etc."
"The Great Mass" Uwe Scholz
Moonyeen Albrecht | Shepherd, MI United States | 02/24/2009
""The Great Mass in C minor" - a ballet to the music of Mozart (and others) is an amazing DVD. I had not heard of the late German choreographer Uwe Scholz until my son gave me the DVD of his two versions of the Stravinsky "The Rite of Spring." [ASIN:B001HBX8PA Stravinsky: Le Sacre du Printemps - Ballets by Uwe Scholz]] On that DVD there is a wonderful 90 minute documentary about the life and work of Uwe Scholz. This documentary shows excerpts of "The Great Mass in C minor" which peaked my interest. I immediately went on-line to see what other DVDs were available by Uwe Scholz. I was thrilled to see that "The Great Mass" was available. It exceeded my expectations. His choreography is luminous, creative, energetic, sensual, both classical and contemporary at the same time. His biographers say that in his choreography he represents every note of the music - that when you watch his ballets you see the music.
This is very true. I wish more of his work were on DVD. I would love to see his ballet of the Bruckner Symphony No. 8. I only hope, that, in time, this will also be recorded. He choreographed over 100 original ballets. The world needs to know about this creative genius. I most highly recommend this DVD. You won't be disappointed! It is exceptional!["
A Great Ballet
P. Cezeaux | 06/25/2006
"I'm not much of a ballet person, but I saw this with a group and had to have it. Amaze your friends. It is beautiful in the Mozart and powerful in the modern."
Chandra R. Kuykendall | 02/01/2009
"As a former dancer of Leipzig Ballet I was thrilled to find this video. This ballet is so beautiful and so very musical! Uwe was a genius."


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James Roday - "Treehouse"
James Roday's latest directing and writing adventure, "Treehouse," will premiere March 1 on Hulu. Featuring an ensemble cast of accomplished women in their own right, "Treehouse" explores the injustices and struggles of women, set in the realm of horror, Roday's favorite genre. Actor Jimmi Simpson has a leading role in the film, as his character travels to a family vacation home, unaware of the monstrosity that awaits him. The project is part of the "Into the Dark" horror anthology series, in conjunction with Blumhouse Television. In a recent interview with Roday, he expressed his hope that "the film will be received as openly as it was made."
When did you start writing the script for "Treehouse?"
The idea was laying around for years, and when the opportunity presented itself. We dusted it off and actually wrote it in record time. We had about a month to both write a script and start prepping the movie so that we could shoot it before I had to go to Vancouver to start season one of "A Million Little Things." It was a pretty crazy endeavour, and I don't know if anyone outside of Blumhouse is crazy enough to do stuff like that. I'm very thankful that the one studio who will take a wild swing like green lighting a movie over the phone and putting it into prep the next day was the studio that called.
It took a lot of work to get "Gravy," your first horror film, off the ground, and then to get this movie approved over a phone call, that had to be surreal.
So ridiculous the extremes that exist in this business, but yes, that's the perfect microcosm of how insane filmmaking can be. It's eight years to get the first one made and a 45-minute phone call to get the second one. [laughs]
Where did the inspiration for this script come from?
It was definitely influenced by listening to my lady friends over the years share experiences, talk about injustices, stuff they had experienced in the workplace, and just basically being a woman on a day-to-day basis. ... And I thought maybe there was a cool way to make a horror film that also addressed this issue at the same time. Julianna Guill, one of my besties, was the sounding board for a lot of the initial story-breaking of that movie. We got it two-thirds of the way down the field, and we couldn't figure out how the movie should end. That's why it got set aside for a while.
In the interim, some major movements were born, MeToo and Time's Up happened between us starting to talk about this movie and this opportunity presenting itself. … I know that's a huge part of why we were able to get this done so quickly and get it green lit so quickly, is because it was so timely.
What issues does this film explore?
It's about the systemic normalization of inappropriate male behavior, since the beginning of time, really, and how we've gotten where we are and what we can actually do about it. That's the backbone of the movie. It's by no means an indictment of all men. The spectrum of reaction to that Gillette ad that came out a couple of months ago was so truly shocking to me. I found it fascinating how differently people could interpret the same thing. We're all watching the same ad. It seemed so obvious what the intentions were, to me. There were six other people that saw it six different ways. I think this movie will probably fall into a category like that. We as filmmakers certainly had an intention, and we definitely had a message we wanted to put out there. How it's received is anybody's guess, especially with this issue. I'm happy to put it out there. If nothing else, this is a conversation that needs to keep getting louder, frankly, and I know will continue to get louder. To just participate in it is a start, for us as artists. I'm ready to put it out there, for sure.
Did you have particular people in mind that you wanted to play the roles you had written?
Jimmi (Simpson) and Julianna (Guill) were in before we even started writing. The rest of the cast came together closer to when it was finished. Those characters became the women that we ended up casting, and they made them their own. I think it was less of writing with people in mind and more of, 'Hey, here's this blueprint. You're so good, take this and make it yours.' Which is what happened, across the board. Then Sophia Del Pizzo is Jimmi's special lady friend, so that was an opportunity for them to get to work together, which was very exciting.
Did a particular character take on a new life once you saw them step into their role?
The ladies, especially. Jimmi and I talked Peter (his character) to death before we started. We were on the same page about exactly what we wanted out of this guy and what the approach was going to be. When you see the movie, you'll understand why it was really important. The ladies all made these characters their own. Shaunette Wilson put a spin on Marie, Stephanie Beatriz definitely did her Stephanie thing with Elaina and brought comedy to a role that may not jump off the page. Nancy Charles, who plays Agnes, gave that character color that I never would've imagined until I saw her do it. Michael Weston is probably not what anybody had in their head when they were reading the script, and yet, I can't imagine anybody else but him playing this character now.
I really do think that this cast elevated these characters across the board and made them their own. When there's room for that to happen and you have incredible actors, that's a win as a writer/director. You can sit back and really watch magic happen. … That's just the best.
Are you in the film?
I am not. I did not even Hitchcock myself into this one. There's a grand total of zero Roday.
I do have a couple of fan questions. The first one is from Kathy. She asked, 'With this movie shedding a light on the MeToo movement, was there a moment that sparked the drive to do this, or was it an overall sense of it's past time for survivors to be seen?
I think that's probably the latter, except that we were feeling it even before MeToo happened. Once it happened, everything just felt louder in our brains and felt more urgent. We felt like the time is definitely now. It was knowing that we should do something and having that evolve to, 'Oh, we're going to do it now.'
The other question is not related to the movie, but Sharon wanted to know how you prepare for an emotional scene, and how do you decompress afterwards?
The truth is, I'm not a good enough actor to be able to go into a corner and have a process and know that it's going to work. It's always a little off the cuff. You just try to be as present as humanly possibly in the scene and try to lean into the words as much as you possibly can. Sometimes it comes, and that's great. It makes it so much easier, and sometimes it just doesn't, and that's what they call acting.
You've definitely had to do some emotional scenes in "A Million Little Things."
Nobody has gotten off free from the emotion on that show. Part of it is just being surrounded by really great actors and being in scenes with them and watching them do their stuff. That certainly helps. For me, I've admittedly had to do the least, and I certainly feel lucky in that regard. When somebody like Stephanie Szostak (Delilah) is essentially crying everyday and I have to do it twice in a season, I better be able to pull my weight. [laughs] The pressure is definitely on.
Do you have any other horror films or scripts in the works?
I've got three different ideas that we're kicking around and trying to figure out which one we're most excited about. We don't want to waste too much time, because we've got one coming out on Friday. The best time to have the next one ready is when you've actually got something people are talking about. We've got to get on the horse and pick one and get moving. The good news is Todd [Harthan] and I write pretty fast.
How many writing partners do you have?
On "Psych" I wrote with just about everybody. It was just a function of how that show worked. By the end, I don't think there was a single writer I hadn't teamed up with. For movies, it's always been Todd. It's the one thing we know we can come together and do, even if we're both off on different shows. … It helps keep us connected, it helps keep the creative juices flowing. It's a great thing we know we can always come back to.
We're all excited "A Million Little Things" was renewed, and the second "Psych" movie is coming up. What can you reveal so far about it?
Everybody is really excited, and front and center is the return of Carlton Lassiter (Timothy Omundson). That's what this movie is really about. That's the one thing I can promise we will deliver to all of you Psych-O's is some sweet, sweet, sweet Tim Omundson. It will be good for the soul.
Do you have any other news you want to share or anything else you have on your plate right now?
This has been good. It's been a pretty full plate. I'm happy to get "Treehouse" out there. I'm happy that we got some Lassie coming back. "A Million Little Things" has been a great experience, and I'm very thankful to all the people that have decided to tune in and watch us. With the finale being tonight, it's got a lot of payoff, which I think the fans have earned. I'm excited to see what people think and how it lands with our fans. It's been an exciting week.
A full casting list for "Treehouse", provided by Roday, includes Jimmi Simpson, Mary McCormack, Shaunette Renee Wilson, Maggie Lawson, Stephanie Beatriz, Julianna Guill, Michael Weston, Amanda Walsh, Sutton Foster, Cass Bugge, Sophia Del Pizzo, Nancy Linehan Charles, Kylie Rogers and Cyrina Fiallo.
Some photos via Julianna Guill and Jimmi Simpson.
"Treehouse" premieres on Hulu March 1
James Roday, Gordo the peacock, Jimmi Simpson and Sophia Del Pizzo on the set of "Treehouse"
Jimmi Simpson in "Treehouse"
Some of the ladies of "Treehouse": Shaunette Wilson, Mary McCormack, Julianna Guill, Sophia Del Pizzo and Stephanie Beatriz
Maggie Lawson in "Treehouse"
An image from "Treehouse"
James Roday on the set of "Treehouse"
Stephanie Beatriz, Sophia Del Pizzo, Julianna Guill and James Roday at a screening for "Treehouse"
Loved this article and the movie. James done a great job on this one as well as all the actors. Jimmi Simpson was excellent in this role.


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Территориальная оборона (ТО) — составная часть Вооружённых Сил бывшей Социалистической Федеративной Республики Югославия. Силы территориальной обороны примерно соответствуют народному ополчению, или резерву Вооружённых Сил. Каждая из югославских союзных республик имела собственные военизированные соединения ТО, в то время, как федерация в целом содержала Югославскую Народную Армию, имевшую собственный резерв.

Предыстория

Югославия являлась социалистическим государством, однако, не в полной мере входившим в «мировой социалистический лагерь». После советско-югославского раскола 1948 года маршал Тито разорвал связи с СССР, и стал одним из основателей Движения Неприсоединения. Советское вторжение в Чехословакию в 1968 году породило опасения подобного вторжения в Югославию, а стратегическое положение между НАТО и ОВД заставило разработать собственную военную доктрину.

Доктрина

В 1969 году Югославия приняла собственную доктрину тотальной войны, названную доктриной тотальной народной обороны. Доктрина основывалась на опыте боевых действий югославских партизан против оккупантов и коллаборационистов в годы Второй мировой войны. Доктрина гласила, что каждый гражданин, который сопротивляется агрессору, является членом Вооруженных Сил, так что всё население в случае иностранной агрессии должно было превратится в силы сопротивления.

В школах, университетах, организациях проводилась военная подготовка. Силы ТО должны были мобилизовать население в случае агрессии, и поддерживать Югославскую Народную Армию.

Один из возможных сценариев предусматривал военный конфликт между НАТО и ОВД. В таком случае Югославия должна была придерживаться нейтралитета, и не допускать на свою территорию иностранные войска. В случае, если любая из сторон собиралась захватить Югославию для дальнейшего продвижения своих войск, для использования коммуникаций, или чтобы не допустить захвата Югославии другой стороной — такие попытки должны были быть рассмотрены как агрессия, независимо от того, какая сторона её совершила.

Территориальная оборона

ТО была основана в 1969 году и состояла из годных к службе мужчин и женщин. От 1 до 3 миллионов югославов в возрасте от 15 до 65 лет в военное время должны были сражаться в составе ТО в качестве партизан. В мирное время до 860 тыс. чел. проходили военную подготовку.

ТО фокусировалась на небольших подразделениях лёгкой пехоты, оборонявшихся на хорошо известной им местности. Основным подразделением являлась рота. Более 2000 заводов, муниципалитетов и организаций выставляли подобные подразделения. Они должны были действовать по месту своего жительства, внося свой вклад в общие военные усилия. На региональном уровне формировались также батальоны и полки, имевшие артиллерию, ПВО, и некоторое количество бронетехники.

Прибрежные силы ТО могли выполнять военно-морские задачи. Они получали канонерские лодки, и вели подготовку водолазов для диверсионных операций.

Многие военнослужащие ТО одновременно являлись призывниками Югославской Народной Армии.

Организация ТО была децентрализована. Каждая из союзных республик имела собственные силы ТО: Босния и Герцоговина, Хорватия, Македония, Черногория, Сербия, Словения, а также автономии Воеводина и Косово.

Распад
Фактически каждая союзная республика имела в лице ТО собственные Вооружённые Силы. Это породило опасения, что ТО может быть использована против Югославской Народной Армии в случае сецессии. Такие опасения и стали реальностью во время распада Югославии. На базе бывших Сил Территориальной Обороны, добровольцев и дезертиров, бежавших из Югославской Народной Армии образовались военизированные группировки, ставшие впоследствии армиями новых независимых государств, и прочих образований, появившихся во время распада Югославии.

См. также
 Территориальная оборона Словении
 Территориальная оборона Боснии и Герцеговины
 Территориальная оборона Сербской Краины

Вооружённые силы Югославии
Территориальная оборона
Воинские части и формирования, созданные в 1969 году
Воинские части и формирования, расформированные в 1992 году


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Jeff Jeannette
Principal, Lead Architect
Jeff realized his interest in architecture around age 8. At 11, he helped build his family cabin and in high school framed homes, gaining a balanced understanding of connections, details, and how homes are built. He and his wife built their own home in Long Beach, playing role of the homeowner, just like you. These experiences make him a creative and well-rounded architect in design and construction detailing as well as providing knowledge in preparing our clients for what's to come. In 2000 he started his architectural firm with a passion to design beautiful homes that function and flow perfectly, reducing the stress of the entire experience.
Why am I an architect?
I enjoy listening to a family's needs and designing homes that fit their lifestyle now, and for years to come. Transforming houses into homes, puts smiles on our clients faces, and mine.
When I'm not designing, I enjoy flying remote control airplanes (yeah, I'm a bit geeky that way) and playing ping pong with my two boys, visiting museums, home tours and date nights with my wife.
Jeff's is a graduate of the University of Arizona, 1994 and an alumnus of the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business Program. He's designed over 700 homes and holds memberships with the AIA, USGBC, NCARB, and has been involved with the Long Beach Heritage Historic Home Awards for multiple years. He's licensed in California, Nevada and Texas, a Certified Green Building Professional with Build it Green, and has sat on the board / advisory panel for The Reuse People of America since 2007.
Roberta Jeannette
Architect / Advisor
Though Roberta has been involved since Jeannette Architects inception, her active role in the office started in January 2014. She offers guidance in staff management, hiring, accounting, and community outreach. Her previous experience in residential architecture lends itself to understanding the process and needs of the staff, as well as the clients.
My background in visual art as well as my ability to analyze information led me to pursue an architecture career. I believe designing a successful, beautiful home requires a blend of technical skills with creative, artistic expression.
Jeff and our two teenage boys keep me on my toes, but when I'm not coordinating their lives I'm a news junkie and I like to read (with a book-a-week-challenge), do Pilates (I swear there's abs in there somewhere) and would love to find a job that pays me to watch television and eat popcorn.
Roberta received her BArch from the University of Arizona in 1993 and became a California licensed architect in 2006. She serves on several local organization's boards, including the Navy Memorial Heritage Association and is the treasurer on the Beach Cities Youth Lacrosse Board.
Danielle Zunzunegui
Danielle became interested in architecture at the age of 8 when in the rural suburbs of Central Pennsylvania she and her best friend would draw plans of fantastical "dream houses" to live in one day. A field trip to Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water set her on course to continue to explore that path and ultimately earn her degree in the field.
Why are you in the architectural profession?
A career in architecture provides a never-ending supply of questions to be answered and problems to solve. It is never boring! I love that I have some power to effect change in the world in ways small and potentially large with decisions I make in how something is built.
Heaven is playing with my nieces. Reading is one of my favorite ways to spend time. Curiosity about word origins and the details of languages have led me down many a Google rabbit hole. I keep signing myself up for half-marathons for some reason with two under my belt so far.
Danielle is a graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, 2009, and is sooo close to becoming a California Licensed California (just needs to take the final CSE). She's also an active AIA member.
Stefanie Häring
Architect, Project Manager, LEED Green Associate
Stefanie brings 20 years of architectural experience, and creative problem-solving skills. She has a solid base of knowledge encompassing all phases of building design. Her career has exposed her to a wide range of building and construction types, residential to laboratory buildings, theatres, hotels and high rises. She has led seasoned teams, as well as young architects, and enjoys the challenge of integrating different disciplines into a building while preserving the original design intent.
Stefanie couldn't decide whether to study sports, psychology, mathematics, any kind of engineering or simply deliver mail! She eventually figured architecture was the prefect profession to encompass her many talents and interests.
Since architecture does fall short of physical exercise you might find Stefanie in her free time in the pool, playing beach volleyball, hiking or on the dance floor. Since she believes the greatest challenge of our times is our transitioning into a new climate era, she is also member of Citizen's Climate Lobby lobbying congress to put a price on carbon.
Stefanie is a graduate of Universität Stuttgart, Germany, but also spent one year of her graduate studies at Arizona State University. There she fell in love with this country, it's natural beauty and the everlasting sunshine. She is a licensed architect in California, as well as a LEED Green Associate.
Roy DeJesus
Roy has been working in the architectural field for over two decades. He received a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture at Woodbury University. His commercial experience varies from Mix-Use Loft Conversions, ground up construction, large scale office renovations, restaurants, and bars. Roy has worked on many residential projects but his favorite is Modern and Mid-Century architecture. With his wide range of experience, Roy has worked on commercial and residential projects that have won National and Local AIA, and Historic Preservation awards.
From what I can remember as a child, art was something I enjoyed. In my middle school metal shop class, I was introduced to architecture. One of my shop projects was to build a wood frame model of his house. That experience led me into the path of pursuing a career in architecture.
I see Architecture as the building and everything around it. I've had the opportunity to design furniture, lighting, temporary sculpture, and landscape plans.
I have a passion for travel, classic cars and scooters. I got the traveling bug in college when my summer art class went to Paris. When traveling to the different countries, I'd bring back something artistic to remind me of my visit there. My family tries to travel abroad at least once a year.
On my off time, I like to work on his classic cars and Italian scooters. I like working with my hands and try to understand how things function.
Charlene Isada
Job Captain
Charlene joined us in the summer of 2017. She conducts site research & assistance in all areas of the job including drafting, 3D modeling, plan check review and coordinating with clients & consultants.
Charlene received her Bachelor's degree from the University of California, Irvine and went on to earn her Master of Architecture from the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc). She spent a semester studying abroad in Switzerland, which has influenced her passion for contemporary yet timeless architecture.
While working toward her licensure, she incorporates her background in residential architecture and 3D rendering into all her work. She enjoys the collaboration of ideas in the design process and looks forward to designing all types of architectural styles.
Mark Kamish
Mark is either more or less serious than he looks, we can't decide. As an LA native, it was only natural that he got his Master of Architecture degree from University of California, Los Angeles. Mark has worked on a wide range of project types from custom homes, PREFAB housing and major art installations to even making movies and video games. His versatility has brought him to work across the world, from New York to Tokyo. This breadth of experience brings a technical rigor to translating conceptual ideas into coherent drawings and documents. His favorite food is KBBQ. Notable Marks throughout history: The undertaker, Luke Skywalker, Vin Diesel, Mark Kamish.
Mark's middle name is Anthony, to which most people reply, "Oh, Like the singer!?" Sadly, no. His dad's name is Anthony and he's a terrible singer.
Javier Sevenello
Growing up in a City like Los Angeles, Javier had the opportunity to look at buildings in a different way. One of the fondest memories include driving past Downtown with his parents and being starstruck by the enamored view of skyscrapers in the heart of his City. How can something so tall stand so perfectly still? Javier's curiosity grew from interest to passion for the arts of building and form. He pursued his schooling and career in the field of architecture.
Knowing one can make a difference is anyone's daily life is what truly makes this profession rewardable. Traveling to Italy twice has proven architecture will live on for a long time. Watching the emotions from the tourists as they walked through places that have been there for such a long time is remarkable because those buildings are still making an impact on today's architecture. It's about thinking for the future and leaving a stamp for his family and for the world, letting them know that he has made a difference.
Although I'm inspired by the architecture that surrounds us, I love the great outdoors. Anywhere there's wind, landscape, and a view sounds like a new adventure waiting to happen. These types of places relax me and helps get through the daily thing we call life; It's therapeutic.
Javier attended NewSchool of Architecture and Design in San Diego and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 2020. He is currently pursuing for his LEED certification and progressively working towards licensure.
Jose L
Raised in an automotive focused family, Jose is all too familiar with the exhilarating race weekends at the Long Beach Grand Prix Paddock. Paradoxically, he seeked a different profession to pursue with equal fervor.
Jose joined our team in 2021 with a background in Commercial and Residential Architecture. He integrates both disciplines in the Design, Drafting, and Project Management aspect throughout the lifecycle of a project, preserving design intent in service of our clients.
I was blessed with knowing what I did not want to pursue. The technical aspect of automobiles and how they came apart and back together intrigued me. Recognizing that all automobiles were "Same-same, but different. But still same." naturally facilitated my interest in the same complexity within Architecture.
Architecture is all-consuming, leaving minimal time to keep-up "La vita va così, dall'architettura all'autodromo."
Josh Alvarez
Since Josh was young, he's been surrounded by construction projects. Every summer he would spend time following his father around job sites getting familiar with construction means and methods. These moments sparked his love for architecture.
Being lucky enough to find my passion at such a young age allowed me to dive into the profession and I haven't looked back since. Architecture allows me to put my "grain of salt" into what a perfect city would look like. What I enjoy the most, is the feeling that comes when working alongside my friends and colleges to create something that really exceeds what we thought would be possible. One could say that pushing the envelope is my personal shot of dopamine.
When I'm not designing, I really enjoy listening to self-developing podcasts such as mindset mentor.
Josh Graduated from Woodbury University in 2021 and is currently pursuing his California Architectural License. He is also a Member of the American institute of Architects (AIA).
Cristina Lombardo
Cristina has always admired Architects because they're visionaries. The ability to create a meaningful structure that becomes a forever home connects people together in a positive way.
As Norman Foster once said, "As an architect, you design for the present, with an awareness of the past for a future which is essentially unknown."
Days I am not working; you can find me off-roading in my Yamaha Side-by-Side exploring caves and finding new places to discover outdoors.
Cristina graduated with a bachelor's degree from Syracuse University in 2013
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Today, we tackle the ever busy and complex restaurant industry. We will start with an overview of the industry and what options are available for integration, then list the pros and cons for the restaurant market.
Restaurants have typically led the way in integrated credit card payments in a point of sale (POS). Names such as Micros and Aloha were the workhorses for point of sale software in hospitality with integrated credit card payments.
However, since the transitions to EMV (Europay, MasterCard, Visa) transactions in October of 2015, the integration of legacy point of sale systems such as Micros and Aloha have slowed, due to the lack of EMV integrations.
It appears that large POS companies in the restaurant and hospitality industry have taken on partners or, at least, revenue sharing deals with payment processors. These agreements are similar to revenue shares, and they can crowd out other processors. When choosing a software and a processor, consider the possible dangers of doing a business with a company that offers proprietary processing. Proprietary processing means that you will have to use the processor that is tied to the point of sale software. This is dangerous territory as they could hold the merchant's account hostage to rate increases.
There are several more options for restaurants; for example, a tablet point of sale or smart terminals. But, it all depends on your needs. Tablet POS and Smart Terminals are considered really good fits for quick serve restaurants and smaller sit-down restaurants. While larger sit down restaurants prefer the more detailed reporting offered by a windows based POS systems. Don't forget to do your research and make sure you have flexibility with payment processors and gift card providers when considering a restaurant or hospitality point of sale system.
Many POS systems still do not accept EMV transactions, putting the merchant 100% liable for every transaction they run.
The revenue share between the POS vendor and processor may not be the most competitive.
The POS system may not offer cash discounting, which can be done through a few POSs or, through a credit card terminal by the side of the POS system.
Hopefully, this has been an informative article in aiding in your decision on integration of payments for your restaurant. If you need help deciding or to receive a quote, visit: https://stillwaterpayments.com/contact-us/ or call us at +1 877-651-1655.


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2 large or 3 smaller russet potatoes, 1.25 pound total, scrubbed, cut into 1" dice.
In deep half of frittata pan over medium-high heat, cook bacon until crisp, about 10 minutes. Remove with slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Discard fat.
Finely chop 2 tablespoons of bacon, reserve for garnish.
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New year, new council: Incoming City Council looks to build houses and trust
Incoming city council Sena Magill
Ben Hitchcock
On January 1, three new Charlottesville City Council members will officially begin their terms. Michael Payne, Sena Magill, and Lloyd Snook will join current councilors Heather Hill and Mayor Nikuyah Walker as Wes Bellamy, Mike Signer, and Kathy Galvin ride off into the sunset.
Magill and Payne say their priorities continue to be the issues that they built their campaigns around—housing reform and environmental policy.
"Something that I really want to get to work on immediately is climate change," Payne says. "The city set a greenhouse gas emissions reduction target—carbon neutrality by 2050—but how do we create specific plans within each emission sector, and reach out to nonprofits in the community, to develop specific plans that can actually help accomplish that goal?"
"We need to look at how we are going to be incorporating protecting our environment and continuing our work in affordable housing," Magill says.
That's easier said than done, of course. "Housing is a combination of federal, state, and some local. We don't have the control over it that people think we do," Magill says.
Snook did not respond to resquests to be interviewed for this article.
Incumbent councilor Hill emphasizes that the first challenge facing council is getting everyone on the same page.
"I'm looking at some very foundational things that need to happen for both this council and this administration to be successful," Hill says. "Alignment among our council is just so critical to any path forward on any other priorities that any of us individually want to pursue."
"I think that right now, the way we've historically operated, nothing gets done," Hill says. "Truly, some things are never getting done, and a lot of money and resources are being spent on them."
Hill's comments come on the heels of a council session that strained interpersonal relations between members. Those disagreements were put on display at a team-building retreat in December 2018, when The Daily Progress reported that the councilors "aired their grievances with each other, the media and the community members who address them at meetings."
"No one has to be friends with each other, but we have to be committed to working with each other and hearing each others' perspectives," Hill says.
Magill says that all her fellow council members are "in it for the same reason."
"There is no thought that anyone is using this as a stepping stone to something else. We're all in this because we live in this community and want to do right by this community," she says.
The stakes are high. Payne points out that mistrust between councilors exacerbates long-standing issues of trust between city residents and local government. "If we're consumed by infighting, that only makes it harder for us to take action on affordable housing, climate change, all these issues," Payne says.
For Magill, rebuilding the city's trust in government comes down to openness and honesty. "Try not to make promises you can't keep. Try to be clear and open with your abilities and what you can and cannot do," she says.
One of the first tasks council members will face will be electing a mayor and vice-mayor. Walker (who did not respond to a request for comment) has just completed her first two-year term as mayor, but is eligible for another. Before her, Mike Signer served one term, but the three mayors before him each served two. The council members declined to speculate on the 2020 selection process.
"It's historically been a pretty opaque process, a lot of behind-the-scenes discussions and negotiations and jockeying," says former mayor Dave Norris, though Walker's election two years ago was a notable exception. Of the new councilors, Magill received the most votes in the general election.
"I think that's going to be very telling, who the new mayor is," Norris says. Norris describes Payne and Walker as being "of the progressive, change kind of camp," and Hill and Snook as "a little bit more moderate."
"And then you have one Sena Magill," he adds. "It'll be interesting to see what kind of councilor she's going to be. The vote on the mayor will be one sign of that."
The beginning of the new session means that all five councilors who were on the board during the summer of 2017 will have concluded their time on council.
"We lose a lot of the experience of those councilors, who did sit on the dais during a very difficult time in our community, and I hope they continue to be resources to all of us," Hill says of the outgoing group.
The fresh faces in government might help the city move forward, however. "Hopefully, without the baggage, it's easier to trust that the decisions we're making are in what we feel is the best interest of the community," Magill says.
"I don't think it's a turning point that changes everything," Payne says. "It's important that we don't fall into a mindset of, 'Let's go back to how things were five years ago'…There's a lot of work to be done. It's not something that's going to happen overnight."
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