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The white cliffs of Dover stands as a guard to the gateway of England. There are millions of people who pass the region and the place is famous for its white cliffs which are over 300 feet high. These white cliffs are a symbol in the area and it has been long immortalised in song and literature. This part of Britain was under water around seventy million years ago. Cocoliths which are skeletons of tiny algae has formed the bottom of the sea bed. It is this white mud with cocoliths which would become the chalk later on. The deposition of chalk happened very slowly with just about half a milimeter in an year and this is equivalent to about 180 coccoliths piling up one on top of another. These cocoliths are hardly seen by the naked eye and therefore need a microscope to view them . Looking closely one is able to find other sea animals such as shells, ammonites, sea sponges and urchins. In recent years the chalk has been lifted out of the sea by movements of the earth's crust. The shaping of the beautiful chalk took place during the Ice Age. The final parts of the Ice Age saw the invasion of chalk by the English Channel, which made Britain to become an island.
There are many fossils one might be able to find in the white cliffs of Dover. It is common to find a micraster echinoid among the loose beach pebbles. Further one could find Sternotaxis among the internal flint. Echinocorys echinoids could be found too and phymosoma which are echinoic spines seen on the surface of fallen boulders. Also Temnocidaris echinoids, sponges, are generally found. One could also find fragments of Isocrinus crinoids, lamiform shark teeth, oysters and concinnithyris brachiopods. Inoceramid bivalues, impressions of spndylus bivalves too are found on the beach.
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The formation of white chalk is completely of calcium carbonate and it is purely limestone which is made of billions of microorganisms to include foraminifera and calcareous algae and rhabdoliths. These microorganisms today are found in the upper 300-600 feet of the open seas. Once these microorganisms die, the calcium rich shells accumulate in the ocean bed below the surface. It is estimated that these remains generally take at least 10 days or longer to reach the ocean bed and accumulates at 0.5 to 3 inches per thousand years. Evolutionists show that these chalk beds have formed over millions of years.
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BELLAIRE — The plaintiff in a court case accusing Antrim County of voter fraud, could not have voted on the proposal for which he said his constitutional rights were violated, records show.
"In reading the judge's opinion, the plaintiff could not have had a vote on the village's marihuana ordinance as the plaintiff is not a resident of the Village of Central Lake," said Andrew Smith, clerk/treasurer of Central Lake Village.
"He didn't get the wrong ballot," said Antrim County Deputy Administrator Jeremy Scott. "The qualified voter file would have his record when he came in with his ID. He would not have misunderstood. He would have seen the ballot measure wasn't on his ballot."
On Sunday, political operatives — some from Washington, D.C. — took photographs of Antrim County's 16 precinct voting machine tabulators, following a court order signed by 13th Circuit Court Chief Judge Kevin A. Elsenheimer.
The order, signed Friday, granted Bill Bailey's Nov. 23 request for a forensic examination.
Bailey, a realtor and member of the Antrim County Planning Commission, lives in Central Lake Township, has been registered to vote there since March of 2014 and voted in person Nov. 3, records show.
In his lawsuit against the county, however, Bailey claimed his constitutional rights were violated following passage of an ordinance authorizing a marijuana retailer within Central Lake Village.
Antrim County Clerk Sheryl Guy — herself the subject of controversy after as many as 2,500 votes for President Donald Trump were temporarily assigned to President-elect Joe Biden when voting software was not fully updated — confirmed Smith's statement.
Only those registered voters who live within the village limits were provided a ballot containing the marijuana proposal, she said.
Guy said Saturday she had passed lawsuit documents onto the Michigan Secretary of State's office; a statement from Department of State spokesperson Jake Rollow called into question the technical expertise of those permitted to gather images of Dominion voting equipment in Antrim County and warned voters to be wary of claims.
"It is disappointing, though not surprising, that the primary goal of this group is to continue spreading false information designed to erode the public's confident (sic) in the election," Rollow said in a press release Tuesday.
Dominion Voting Systems supplies polling equipment in 28 states, and has been the subject of vigorous criticism from President Donald Trump and his surrogates following the Nov. 3 election.
Revised numbers show that of the more than 17,000 votes cast in Antrim County, the president received 9,748 votes to President-elect Biden's 5,960 votes.
Central Lake Village straddles the north end of Intermediate Lake in the western portion of Antrim County. Central Lake Township occupies 31.3 square miles surrounding the village.
Residents of the village and the township vote at a shared governmental center building and it is not unusual for township voters and village voters to receive different ballots reflecting issues directly related to their residency, Guy said.
This was the case on Nov. 3.
"There were three styles of ballots in Central Lake Township precinct one," Guy said. "Voters were given the ballot corresponding to their address of residency."
All Central Lake voters received ballots with national, state and county-wide races, Guy said.
Voters like Bailey, who live in the township, received a CENT-style ballot, which also included Charlevoix Intermediate School District and Central Lake School District races. Voters who live in Ellsworth received an ELLS-style ballot, which included the Ellsworth School Board race. Voters who live in Central Lake Village received a V-style ballot, which included the marijuana proposal, she said.
There were 524 votes cast regarding the proposal and the initial result was a tie — 262 for and 262 against, records show. To pass and become an ordinance, a proposal must win by at least one vote.
The software updating error required the vote be retabulated, which was completed Nov. 6.
In that process three ballots were damaged, were then manually re-filled out and re-run through the tabulator and final numbers, 262-261, showed the proposal had passed by a single vote.
"When there's a question about official results our next back up is the ballots themselves be retabulated and that's what was done in Central Lake," Scott said. "If there was still some issue, then you would be talking about a hand recount."
No hand recount of the marijuana proposal was requested, Scott said and the deadline — six days following the Nov. 3 vote — has passed, he added.
"If any candidate truly thought that the Dominion machines failed to correctly count ballots, they should have requested a hand-recount of ballots," the statement from the secretary of state reads. "No recounts of state elections were requested in Antrim County."
The retabulation, however, remains at the center of Bailey's complaint.
"Plaintiff argues that failure to include the damaged ballots in the retabulation resulted in the marijuana proposal passing and violated his constitutional right to have his vote counted," Judge Elsenheimer's order states.
The vote on the marijuana proposal was a deciding issue in the case, as shown by the judge's finding.
"The temporary, let alone total, loss of a constitutional right constitutes irreparable harm which cannot be adequately remedied by an action of law. As such, the Court finds that Plaintiff has met the requirement for irreparable harm."
But Scott said the damaged ballots were included in the retabulation, and the final discrepancy could have been caused by something as innocuous as a voter marking an "x" instead of filling in a circle. That mark may have been missed by the tabulator on the first read, then recorded on the retabulation, he said.
As far as the secretary of state is concerned, the error has already been thoroughly explained.
"It was prompted by the Clerk not updating media drives in some of the machines in Antrim County, an accidental human error," the statement reads. "Reporting errors are common and always caught and corrected in the county canvass if not before, as was the case in Antrim County."
Nonetheless, Rudy Giuliani, an attorney and the former Mayor of New York City who the president put in charge of his post election legal challenges, seized on the issue. Tweeting it to his 1.3 million followers Dec. 4, Giuliani falsely claimed an "untrustworthy" voting machine "flipped 6,000 votes from Trump to Biden."
"Flipped," said Scott, is not an accurate characterization of what happened in Antrim County and while the exact number of those votes in question is difficult to ascertain, it wasn't 6,000 or even half that number, he said.
Whether Bailey could have had standing to argue his rights were violated simply by living near a marijuana retailer he opposed and which was allowed to operate as the result of a vote Bailey categorized as fraudulently tabulated, wasn't argued as part of the case, court records show.
Bailey declined comment, referring a Record-Eagle reporter to an article on a far-right news and opinion website which fact checker websites Politifact and Newsguard separately found publishes false information and violates basic standards of credibility and transparency.
Bailey is represented by Matthew DePerno, a Portage-based attorney, who did not return calls seeking comment.
Elsenheimer declined comment, citing ongoing litigation.
The ordinance allowing a single marijuana retailer to open in Central Lake remains valid, Scott said.
Applications from those interested are being accepted until Dec. 24 at 5 p.m. and include a $2,500 non-refundable application fee, information on the village's website stated.
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Arnold, a ballroom dancer from Provo, returned to audition for the dance competition show for the second consecutive year. Last year, Arnold didn't make it past The Academy. Fast forward a year and Arnold finally made it into the Top 20 on the show.
During the episode, the competitors participated in two different group routines and one solo performance. There were 70 dancers who made it to The Academy. Of those 70, only 41 of those dancers made it to the second day of the competitive.
The second day of The Academy was a contemporary group routine choreographed by Travis Wall, an alum of the show. On the following day, Mandy Moore, the choreographer of "La La Land," broke the remaining 37 dancers into subgroups for a large group Jazz routine.
Following the Jazz routine, the judges made 10 cuts. Arnold's group of ballroom dancers all made it to the final day of The Academy.
"I'm going to be honest. The ballroom boys and girls this season as a whole — it's the best for me," said judge Nigel Lythgoe.
On the final day of The Academy, the remaining 27 dancers performed solo routines.
"This final solo can determine the rest of my life," Arnold said prior to her performance. And her solo helped to determine at least the next step in Arnold's dance career as she made the Top 20. Arnold along with the other finalists were relieved to make it through The Academy.
However, the relief the competitors felt after making the Top 20 didn't last long. After the complete Top 20 group was revealed, the finalists were brought back on stage for a surprise announcement. Instead of all the Top 20 advancing to the live show like the show has done in the past, Lythgoe informed the group that only the Top 10 dancers would advance to the live shows.
On next week's episode, the Top 20 will perform with an all-star, a former star from the show, in a style different than their own. The Top 10 will be announced on next week's episode, which will be broadcast on Monday, July 23 at 7 p.m. on Fox.
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YouTube star Trisha Paytas suddenly quit their stint on the popular 'Frenemies' podcast with H3H3's Ethan Klein on June 8 — and the fallout around their exit has been nothing short of astronomical.
YouTubers Trisha Paytas and Ethan Klein turned a heated feud about body-shaming into one of the internet's most popular podcasts. Appropriately dubbed 'Frenemies,' the show came about after Ethan invited Trisha onto the H3 Podcast to hash out their differences, resulting in an unexpected — but certainly not unwelcome — entertainment duo.
However, after 39 episodes discussing the latest internet drama, current events and their own life stories, Paytas asked the crew to cut short a video that went live on June 8 after getting into an argument with Klein about money and business management.
Paytas felt they were being left out of important business decisions and weren't getting a big enough cut of the profits, while Klein claimed that Paytas was receiving a "generous" amount of income from the show.
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Paytas later uploaded a video explaining their side of the story and why they'd decided to leave — leaving Klein feeling "gutted" about the situation. Klein later claimed that his production crew was receiving threats to their personal social media accounts over the debacle.
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On June 9 — a day after the drama went down — Paytas uploaded yet another video and a series of Tweets apologizing for the fallout of their sudden exit from 'Frenemies.'
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"I'm so sorry it's ending this way," they wrote. "I feel horrible. This is the worst feeling to see people think I'm this heartless monster who doesn't do anything wrong. I have been in the wrong so many times on Frenemies, they've been really wonderful to me."
I apologize to Ethan, Dan , Ian and Sam – like I really do. It's embarrassing and I'm embarrassed. And most of all you guys – like it was cool af to be back in a popular group for just being me. Like love and positivity always feels good. And this right now , does not. I'm sorry
— Trisha Paytas (@trishapaytas) June 9, 2021
Paytas' teary video about the scandal shared similar sentiments, stating that the issue was a "misunderstanding that got blown out of proportion" and that they "don't want people to think of me as a rude person."
The response to Trisha's latest posts and video by commenters has been decidedly mixed, but with Klein choosing to "take a step back" from the situation on social media, his reaction to her new statements may still be in the wings.


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Defence minister AK Antony lighting the lamp to inaugurate the Aero India 2009. Also seen in the picture are Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa, and Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal FH Major.
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India's prestigious brands including the Indian Space Research Organisation and Brahmos were there, along with the DRDO (Defence Research and Development Organisation), defence public sector units such as the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and others.
During the Aero India, HAL handed over five of the Advanced Light Helicopter Dhruv ordered by the Ecuador Air Force. In the picture, Dhruv aerobatics team Sarang putting up an impressive display for the audience.
The show stopper at Bangalore was India's own indigenous Light Combat Aircraft Tejas. Despite the long two decades of development and problems, the LCA received the most amount of applauds at the inauguration. Defence minister AK Antony said, "I am excited to see our own LCA" do maneuvers. Air Force is set to induct a squadron of LCA, and a global hunt for a more powerful engine for the indigenous fighter is underway.
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Published on February 28, 2022 in Rhode Island News Today
Rhode Island has the distinction of having one of the highest percentages of adults aged 85 and over in the country. In 2017, out of a population of 1,060,00 there are more than 136,000 caregivers providing 114 million hours of care, says AARP Rhode Island. More Rhode Islanders will be thrust into caregiving roles in the coming years.
In response to the continued aging of Rhode Island's population, the Rhode Island Office of Healthy Aging (OHA) and Family Caregiver Alliance of Rhode Island officially released Rhode Island's first State Plan on Caregiving. The state's new Plan for Caregivers serves as the framework for the crafting and implementation of new policies, as well as the expansion of various existing programs and partnerships to assist caregivers. The Plan serves to strengthen and advance the shared mission of OHA and the Family Caregiver Alliance of Rhode Island at the United Way (FCARI) to promote choice, independence, empowerment, and the overall well-being of older adults, individuals with disabilities, and their caregivers. FCARI is supported with funds from OHA.
As an advocate for caregivers throughout the state, The FCARI serves as the administrator of the 29-page Plan which extends through Sept. 2023.
A Call for Supporting Rhode Island's Caregivers
"The COVID-19 crisis has exacerbated many of the challenges faced by our older adults and their caregivers, particularly social isolation," said Interim Director Michelle Szylin announcing the release of this report on Sept 24, 2021. "Caregivers have a tough job and often receive little support. Through the development of this State Plan, we're showing our commitment to strengthening resources available for our caregivers and better supporting the important work they do across our state," she says.
Adds Maryam Attarpour, Program Manager, Family Caregiver Alliance of Rhode Island at the UWRI, "Caregiving has been and will always be a major part of the fabric of our society." Attarpour says that the new State plan puts the needs of family caregivers first. "Our goal is to create a state that is equitable, inclusive, and supportive of our family caregivers, and the loved-ones they care for," she says.
According to the statement, the State Plan on Caregiving also builds on the state's existing efforts to meet the needs of Rhode Island caregivers of any age. It provides an overview of the existing support network available for family caregivers to access as well as addresses the work that remains to ensure equitable access to resources and advocacy.
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The State Plan will also ensure that the caregivers of Rhode Island seeking long term services and supports are identified and provided with information assistance and advance opportunities for digital access (iPads, notebooks, computers and phones) to better serve and support Rhode Island Caregivers.
Over the years, the Rhode Island General Assembly has worked closely with aging advocates to enhance supports and resources for the state's caregivers. The State Plan calls on lawmakers to review existing laws to determine if they need to be refined or better funded. It also suggests that legislation that has been submitted and not passed as well as laws and policies from other states be reviewed for "relevancy for supporting Rhode Island family caregivers.
Putting a Face on Family Caregivers
On Feb. 15th, Maureen Maigret, Chair of the state's Long-Term Care Coordinating Council's Aging in Community Subcommittee, told members of the Rhode Island House Oversight Subcommittee on Aging & Senior Services, the importance of hammering out sound policy to support the state's growing number of caregivers.
Maigret painted a picture of the typical care recipient, citing the 2020 Report, Caregiving in the U.S., to the attending House lawmakers. "Eighty nine percent of the care recipients are a relative, with 50% being either a parent or parent-in-law, spouse/partner (12%), grandparent/grandparent-in-law (8%), sibling/sibling-in-law (7%), adult child (6%) or nonrelative (10%), she said, noting that the average care recipient's age is 68.9.
While 61% of the caregivers are women, 39% are men, adds Maigret, noting that 61% are white, 14% African American and 17% Hispanic. The age of most caregivers falls between ages 60-65, says Maigret, noting that younger adults also find themselves having to provide caregiving chores. Twenty-four percent of persons ages 18-34 and 23% of person's ages 35-49.
It's not easy to be a caregiver, says Maigret. She warned that caregivers should be considered "the hidden patient" because they are at risk for becoming depressed, extremely fatigued, stressed, feeling overwhelmed, being socially isolated, losing income and having physical health problems.
Maigret's presentation was followed by a panel led by Acting OHA Director, Michelle Szylin, and her staff who provided information on programs OHA offers to assist caregivers including subsidized respite, home care and adult day services and special pilots to support those caring persons with Alzheimer's disease.
"Although our legislature and Governor have been supportive of funding programs to support caregivers, the growth of our older population means more persons will need to become caregivers," said Maigret. "We need better state programs and services to provide physical, emotional and financial support, and enhanced access to information about available resources," she said.
Maigret adds: "There is also an urgent need to address the direct care worker crisis by providing the workers with fair and competitive wages. Many caregivers need to supplement the services they provide with paid caregivers if they are in the workforce, or need to take care of other family needs. Yet due to the low wages paid for personal care workers, it is not always possible to find such help."
For a copy of the State Plan on Caregiving go to https://fcari.org/state-plan-on-caregiving/
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Among the key designs produced by this new generation of American designers were capsule wardrobes such as McCardell's group of five wool jersey pieces from 1934, comprising two tops, long and short skirts, and a pair of culottes; and Maxwell's "weekend wardrobe" of five tweed and flannel garments. Both were designed to accommodate formal and informal occasions depending on how they were assembled and accessorised.[22] McCardell also became well known for designs such as the Monastic and Popover dresses which were versatile enough to work in multiple contexts from swimsuit cover-ups to party dresses.[22][25] Other McCardell signatures included ballet slippers (made by Ben Sommers of Capezio) as everyday footwear and functional pockets in skirts and trousers.[22][26] Dressy garments made from casual fabrics, such as McCardell and Joset Walker's evening dresses and dress-and-coat ensembles made out of cotton, became a key sportswear look.[22] The American couturier Norman Norell declared that McCardell could make a smart dress to wear anywhere out of "five dollars worth of common cotton calico."[22] Other sportswear designs often incorporated elements of sporty informal or casual wear, as exemplified by Clare Potter's evening sweater worn with a long skirt draped like a sidesaddle riding habit.[27]
The precursors of true sportswear emerged in New York before the Second World War.[2] Clare Potter and Claire McCardell were among the first American designers in the 1930s to gain name recognition through their innovative clothing designs, which Martin described as demonstrating "problem-solving ingenuity and realistic lifestyle applications".[10] Garments were designed to be easy-to-wear and comfortable, using practical fabrics such as denim, cotton, and jersey.[18] McCardell in particular has been described as America's greatest sportswear designer.[18] Her simple, practical clothes suited the relaxed American dress code, neither formal nor informal, that became established during the 1930s and 1940s.[2] McCardell once proclaimed: "I belong to a mass production country where any of us, all of us, deserve the right to good fashion."[19] Martin credits the 1930s and 40s sportswear designers with freeing American fashion from the need to copy Paris couture. Where Paris fashion was traditionally imposed onto the customer regardless of her wishes, American sportswear was democratic, widely available, and encouraged self-expression.[10] The early sportswear designers proved that the creation of original ready-to-wear fashion could be a legitimate design art which responded stylishly to utilitarian requirements.[10]
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Martin has observed that in America, prior to increasing worker freedoms from the mid-late 19th century onwards, leisure had been a luxury available only to the leisured classes during the Industrial Revolution (c.1760-1860), and before that, Puritan America had condemned leisure for all. He cites the 1884 Georges Seurat painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte as an immobile, "static and stratified" depiction of leisure in "direct antithesis" of the relaxed, casual American equivalent.[4] T.J. Clarke notes how La Grande Jatte illustrates people from the breadth of Paris society taking advantage of their free time by going to the riverside to show off new clothes, but that the act of removing one's jacket or otherwise loosening garments as a signifier of actually being at leisure was almost never done.[9]
The quality of Italian sportswear was recognized early on by Robert Goldworm, an American sportswear designer who in 1947 joined his New York-based family company Goldworm.[52] Through his second company base in Milan, Goldworm became the first American knitwear designer to take advantage of Italian quality and bring it to the New York market.[52] In 1959 Goldworm, in recognition of his active promotion and support of the Italian knitwear industry, was made a Commander of the Order of the Star of Italian Solidarity by the Italian government.[53][54]
Many of the first sportswear designers were women, including McCardell, Potter, Elizabeth Hawes, Emily Wilkens, Tina Leser, and Vera Maxwell. A common argument was that female designers projected their personal values into this new style.[10] One of the few male designers at this time was Tom Brigance, who by the late 1930s was regularly ranked alongside Potter as a leading name in mid-range priced sportswear.[20] Like Potter, Brigance understood how to design smart and fashionable clothing for mass-production, which made his clothes attractive to manufacturers as well as to customers.[20] Two other notable male designers of sportswear at this time were Sydney Wragge and John Weitz.[21]
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Sportswear has been called America's main contribution to the history of fashion design,[1] developed to cater to the needs of the increasingly fast-paced lifestyle of American women.[2] It started out as a fashion industry term describing informal and interchangeable separates (i.e., blouses, shirts, skirts and shorts),[2] and in the 1920s became a popular word for relaxed, casual wear typically worn for spectator sports.[1] Since the 1930s the term has been used to describe both day and evening fashions of varying degrees of formality that demonstrate this relaxed approach while remaining appropriate wear for many business or social occasions.[3]
During the 1970s, Lauren, Calvin Klein and Perry Ellis became particularly known for their sportswear designs, made in all-natural fibres such as wool, combed cotton, and linen, which placed them at the top tier of American fashion design alongside the Anne Klein label (designed by Donna Karan and Louis Dell'Olio).[22] Newsweek in 1975 described Calvin Klein as having styled his clean, casual separates with the authority of a couture designer, and by 1985, Martin described him as "one of the great American stylists" with a solid international reputation and worldwide influence entirely based on his skills as a sportswear designer.[4] The industry empires of Lauren and Calvin Klein would be joined in the mid-1980s by Donna Karan's own-name label and Tommy Hilfiger, each of whom created distinctive wardrobes for the American woman based upon stylish but wearable, comfortable and interchangeable multi-purpose clothes that combined practicability with luxury.[2] These clothes were also designed to have a long, stylish and undated life, rather than to only be fashionable for one season.[4] In 1976, the designer Zoran brought out the first of a number of collections of extremely simple garments made of the finest quality fabrics; garments that barely changed over the years and which became cult objects to his wealthy clientele.[41] In 1993, the fashion journalist Suzy Menkes declared Zoran's less-is-more sportswear prophetic of the early 1990s modernist trend, whilst Zoran stated that the work of Calvin Klein, Karan, and the Anne Klein label epitomised the "comfort, simplicity, and practicality" associated with sportswear.[41] Most early 21st century sportswear design follows in the footsteps of these designers.[2] Other notable sportswear designers of the late 20th century include Norma Kamali, whose 1980s fashionable garments made from sweatshirt fabric were highly influential;[4][22] Marc Jacobs, whose eponymous label renowned for layered informality in both day and evening wear was founded in 1986, and Isaac Mizrahi, who presented his first collection in 1987.[2]
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Former Panic! At The Disco member recovers lost 'Cricket & Clover' tracks
Panic!'s "Cricket And Clover" album might not be lost after all.
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This is not a drill Panic! At The Disco fans, former bassist Jon Walker has found unreleased music from Panic!'s lost album Cricket And Clover.
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The news of the recovered demo tracks, which sent Panic! fans into a frenzy over the weekend, was posted on Walker's Twitter account.
Walker shared that his father found a CD that contained three demo tracks for the unreleased effort Cricket And Clover. As some might know, the album was scrapped before the band recorded Pretty. Odd.
My dad just found a CD with 3 Cricket & Clover demos if anyone was wondering… @brendonurie @thisisryanross @TheSpencerSmith @ZackCloudHall @twitter
— Jon Walker (@iamjonwalker) October 6, 2018
He then went on to further push fans into a full-blown meltdown when he shared how the tracks sound.
Describing them as "weird, dense and pre-weed," Walker then shared that he hopes that someone gets the "Ok" to share them with the world…something we would panic over.
They are weird and dense and beautiful and pre-weed, I hope someone gets the ok to post them…
As if that wasn't enough cause for excitement, Walker also shared that his father-in-law found 11 more "post-cabin, pre-pretty odd demos, and 3 pretty odd demos."
My dad-in-law just found 11 more post-cabin, pre-pretty odd demos, and 3 pretty odd demos (nine, things have changed, do you know)!!!
We're panicking. We're all panicking.
While we're not entirely sure if these unreleased tracks will ever see the light, fans can rejoice in knowing that the band's lost tracks have been recovered.
In other Panic!-related news, the band recently announced the second leg of their Pray For The Wicked Tour. The North American tour will feature support from Two Feet.
Check out a full list of dates below and grab your tickets here.
01/10 — Buffalo, NY @ KeyBank Center
01/12 — Laval, QC @ Place Bell
01/13 — Manchester, NH @ SNHU Arena
01/15 — Albany, NY @ Times Union Center
01/16 — Brooklyn, NY @ Barclays Center
01/18 — Newark, NJ @ Prudential Center
01/19 — Providence, RI @ Dunkin' Donuts Center
01/20 — Washington, D.C. @ Capital One Arena
01/22 — Charlotte, NC @ Spectrum Center
01/23 — Charlottesville, VA @ John Paul Johns Arena
01/25 — Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena
01/26 — Cincinnati, OH @ U.S. Bank Arena
01/27 — Milwaukee, WI @ Wisconsin Entertainment Center
01/29 — Grand Rapids, MI @ The Van Andel Arena
01/30 — Cleveland, OH @ Quicken Loans Arena
02/01 — Omaha, NE @ CenturyLink Center
02/02 — Kansas City, MO @ Sprint Center
02/04 — Rosemont, IL @ Allstate Arena
02/05 — Saint Louis, MO @ Enterprise Center
02/06 — Memphis, TN @ FedExForum
02/08 — Austin, TX @ Frank Erwin Center
02/09 — New Orleans, LA @ Smoothie King Center
02/12 — Albuquerque, NM @ Tingley Coliseum
02/14 — Anaheim, CA @ Honda Center
02/15 — Inglewood, CA @ The Forum
02/16 — San Diego, CA @ Valley View Casino Center
02/19 — Oakland, CA @ ORACLE Arena
02/20 — Sacramento, CA @ Golden1 Center
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és un actor balear, principalment de teatre, tot i que també ha actuat en televisió i cinema. El 2009 rebé el premi honorífic de l'Associació d'Actors i Actrius de les Illes Balears, i el 2014 el premi especial a la trajectòria teatral dels premis de les Arts Escèniques.

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De formació autodidàctica, debutà com a actor amb quinze anys al col·legi dels Teatins de Palma. Fins als devuit anys, formà part de la Joventut Antoniana. El 1963 entrà a la companyia Artis, en la qual tingué un paper molt destacat. S'hi estrenà amb Dos nins de setanta anys (1964), de Gabriel Janer Manila, a la qual seguiren obres de Joan Mas, de Martí Mayol, d'Antoni Mus i de Xesc Forteza, entre d'altres. Amb la reestructuració de l'Artis, el 1967, passà a formar part de la Companyia Xesc Forteza, com a membre fundador. És amb aquesta companyia que ha desenvolupat gran part de la seva trajectòria i hi ha interpretat, entre d'altres, Visquem un somni (1971), de Sacha Guitry; Vaja una nit (1972), d'Àngel Monteagudo; S'hora de ses cites (1974), d'Aldo Benedetti; Un vespre a ca seva, senyora (1974), de Jean de Letraz; Por (1977), d'Antoni Mus; Els consensos d'en Nofre (1985), de Duncan Greenwood, i Me n'afluix per no triar (1998), de Fernando Soto, així com bona part de les obres escrites i dirigides per Forteza: Trumfos, oros (1972), Gent d'abans des moviment (1981), Pocavergonyes, SA (1983), Dimoni, món i carn (1984), Ca ses monges (1986), Quint trutger! (1988), Jubilat ve de jubileu (1989), Puja aquí, voràs Portopí (1991), Balearicus'96 (1996), etc. En morir Xesc Forteza, ell mateix, juntament amb Catalina Forteza, contribuí a assegurar la continuïtat de la companyia.

Posteriorment, ha actuat a Coses que passen (2000), basada en textos de K. Valentin, Txèkhov i M. Frayn; Siau benvingut (2007), d'Alexandre Ballester; Gràcies per tot (2012), de Xisco Joan; Un bus a Barcelona (2012), de Xavi Núñez, i Herodes Rei (2013), de Rafel Duran, entre d'altres.

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Home News Cities Duncanville City Council Approves Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget and Tax Rate
Duncanville City Council Approves Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Budget and Tax Rate
Duncanville, TX – On Tuesday, August 30, 2022, the Duncanville City Council unanimously voted in favor of adopting its fiscal year 2022-2023 budget.
The all-funds budget, which includes enterprise departments, like the Utilities, Sanitation, and Capital Improvement budgets, as well as the core services provided by the General Fund, totals $100 million.
The General Fund budget is $37.4 million, and the Capital Budget includes $25 million in planned spending. Council's adopted budget incorporates the City Manager's proposed budget and adds a new position to the Communications & Marketing department, an addition requested by Council.
2022-2023 Duncanville Budget Highlights
The largest portion of the General Fund budget – almost half (49%) – is allocated to Police and Fire. Twenty percent (20%) is allotted to Public Works, and the remaining 31% is distributed to Fiscal Services, Management, Parks and Recreation, Neighborhood Services, City Administration, and support services.
To address rising turnover and vacancy rates, 3% to 5% cost of living adjustments will be given to all staff, with lower paid tiers receiving 5% and upper tiers no more than 3%. Additionally, merit increases of up to 2% can be awarded for performance to staff beginning in January during the annual evaluation process.
The Dallas-Fort Worth labor market has become extremely competitive, and the city recognizes the need to recruit from beyond the Metroplex. A fuel stipend of $45 per month will be made available to full-time employees to assist with commuting and gas costs.
The budget also includes new positions, programs, and one-time projects such as:
Special Events Planner to focus on bringing more events to the City of Duncanville.
2nd Assistant Police Chief for added leadership and strategic focus for the department.
Two part-time and one full-time Customer Service Advocates to be dedicated to providing residents with quality customer service both in person and by phone.
Replacement of Recreation Center gaming equipment; replacement of Senior Center audio equipment.
Additional Library materials for circulation.
Establish a Conservation Fund to allow for donations from the community for green space and conservation efforts.
Outdoor fitness equipment at Quail Run Park.
$100,000 dedicated from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) for construction of a dog park.
$25,000 for neighborhood revitalization – Economic Development funding matches for neighborhood landscape and entryway signage improvements.
The strategic priorities for the fiscal year 2022-23 are to Fix, Finish, and Forecast.
$450,700 from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dedicated to one-time expenses to replace outdated IT network fiber and finish the implementation of enterprise systems.
$570,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) for Public Safety enhancements such as bodyworn cameras, a 2nd set of Bunker Gear for Fire, fire truck blocking apparatus to be shared with the other Best Southwest cities, security upgrades and cameras, Radar and Jamar traffic devices to help with speeding.
Added 2nd position to Communications & Marketing department to meet the growing demand for communications and marketing.
Establish a dedicated funding stream from the receipts of Mixed Beverage Tax ($85,000) to Street and Sidewalk CIP fund for sidewalk projects throughout the city.
Establish a Fire Inspection incentive program for current Fire staff to cover the workload demand for inspections. Inspections would be performed off-duty, meaning not during shift hours to ensure staff is not called away for emergencies during an inspection.
Establish a Meter Replacement Fund to have a source for replacement funding as needed.
$1,500,000 from Economic Development Fund towards revitalization of major retail shopping centers.
Impact on Taxpayers
The approved property tax rate is $0.650460 cents per $100 of taxable value. This is a reduction in the rate compared to the $0.700000 rate charged in 2021.
The average taxable value, per Dallas Central Appraisal District, for a Single-Family Residence is $207,110. This is 19% higher than the 2021 taxable value of $173,715. In 2021 the average tax for the city portion of the tax bill was $1,216. At the adopted rate of $0.650460 per $100, the average city portion will be $1,347. This is an increase of $131 for the year, or $10.94 per month.
At the same time, some of the City's rates and fees, including garbage collection, water, and sewer fees, will rise for rate payers resulting from escalating costs from Dallas Water Utilities, for water, and Trinity River Authority, for sewer treatment, and Republic and Waste Management for garbage collection and landfill operations.
In the new rate structure for Water and Sewer, a 10% discount will be applied to
residents 65 years of age and older. Duncanville residents who qualify are invited to contact the Utility Customer Service Office in person or by telephone at (972) 780-5010, option 2 for assistance.
Taken together, the combined projected impact of tax, rate, and fee changes, for the typical ratepayer, is an additional $280.68 per year or $23.39 per month.
Tuesday's approval of city tax and spending plans for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2022, comes after several months of meetings with Council, Town Halls, Hearings, and with the input of staff, Council, businesses, and residents of Duncanville.
The approved budget document will be published in September.
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Paraganglioma and pheochromocytoma upon maternal transmission of SDHD mutations.
BMC medical genetics (2014-10-11)
Jean-Pierre Bayley, Rogier A Oldenburg, Jennifer Nuk, Attje S Hoekstra, Conny A van der Meer, Esther Korpershoek, Barbara McGillivray, Eleonora P M Corssmit, Winand N M Dinjens, Ronald R de Krijger, Peter Devilee, Jeroen C Jansen, Frederik J Hes
The SDHD gene encodes a subunit of the mitochondrial tricarboxylic acid cycle enzyme and tumor suppressor, succinate dehydrogenase. Mutations in this gene show a remarkable pattern of parent-of-origin related tumorigenesis, with almost all SDHD-related cases of head and neck paragangliomas and pheochromocytomas attributable to paternally-transmitted mutations. Here we explore the underlying molecular basis of three cases of paraganglioma or pheochromocytoma that came to our attention due to apparent maternal transmission of an SDHD mutation. We used DNA analysis of family members to establish the mode of inheritance of each mutation. Genetic and immunohistochemical studies of available tumors were then carried out to confirm SDHD-related tumorigenesis. We found convincing genetic and immunohistochemical evidence for the maternally-related occurrence of a case of pheochromocytoma, and suggestive evidence in a case of jugular paraganglioma. The third case appears to be a phenocopy, a sporadic paraganglioma in an SDHD mutation carrier with no immunohistochemical or DNA evidence to support a causal link between the mutation and the tumor. Microsatellite analysis in the tumor of patient 1 provided evidence for somatic recombination and loss of the paternal region of chromosome 11 including SDHD and the maternal chromosome including the centromere and the p arm. Transmission of SDHD mutations via the maternal line can, in rare cases, result in tumorigenesis. Despite this finding, the overwhelming majority of carriers of maternally-transmitted mutations will remain tumor-free throughout life.
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Zhu Qiwu and the Development of Criminal Law in the People's Republic of China
William P. Alford, Zhu Qiwu and the Development of Criminal Law in the People's Republic of China, 2 UCLA Pac. Basin L. J. 60 (1983).
Of Arsenic and Old Laws: Looking Anew at Criminal Justice in Late Imperial China
William P. Alford, Of Arsenic and Old Laws: Looking Anew at Criminal Justice in Late Imperial China, 72 Cal. L. Rev. 1180 (1984).
William P. Alford, Foreword, 4 UCLA Pac. Basin L. J. vii (1985).
The Inscrutable Occidental? Implications of Roberto Unger's Uses and Abuses of the Chinese Past
William P. Alford, The Inscrutable Occidental? Implications of Roberto Unger's Uses and Abuses of the Chinese Past, 64 Tex. L. Rev. 915 (1986).
On the Limits of "Grand Theory" in Comparative Law
William P. Alford, On the Limits of "Grand Theory" in Comparative Law, 61 Wash. L. Rev. 945 (1986).
Chinese Living Law: An Interview with Professor William Alford
Chinese Living Law: An Interview with Professor William Alford, 7 Ariz. J. Int'l & Comp. L. 135 (1989).
"Seek Truth from Facts"—Especially When They Are Unpleasant: America's Understanding of China's Efforts at Law Reform
William P. Alford "Seek Truth from Facts"—Especially When They Are Unpleasant: America's Understanding of China's Efforts at Law Reform, 8 UCLA Pac. Basin L. J.
Intellectual Property, Trade and Taiwan: A GATT-Fly's View
William P. Alford, Intellectual Property, Trade and Taiwan: A GATT-Fly's View, 1992 Colum. Bus. L. Rev. 97.
International Commercial Arbitration: An Idiosyncratic Overview
William P. Alford, International Commercial Arbitration: An Idiosyncratic Overview, 1992 Korean Forum on Int'l Trade & Bus. L. 43.
Don't Stop Thinking About . . . Yesterday: Why There was No Indigenous Counterpart to Intellectual Property Law in Imperial China
Alford, William P., Don't Stop Thinking about . . . Yesterday: Why There was No Indigenous Counterpart to Intellectual Property Law in Imperial China, 7…
How Theory Does—And Does Not—Matter: American Approaches to Intellectual Property Law in East Asia
William P. Alford, How Theory Does—And Does Not—Matter: American Approaches to Intellectual Property Law in East Asia 13 UCLA Pac. Basin L. J. 8 (1994-1995).
Keeping up with the Jones (Standards): A Tribute to Professor William C. Jones
William P. Alford, Keeping up with the Jones (Standards): A Tribute to Professor William C. Jones, 74 Wash. U. L. Q. 541 (1996).
Of Jeffersonian Visions: A Critique of Gary Jefferson's "China's Economic Future"
William P. Alford, Of Jeffersonian Visions: A Critique of Gary Jefferson's "China's Economic Future", 8 J. Asian Econ. 597 (1997).
Making the World Safe for What? Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights and Foreign Economic Policy in the Post-European Cold War World
William P. Alford, Making the World Safe for What? Intellectual Property Rights, Human Rights and Foreign Economic Policy in the Post-European Cold War World, 29…
Limits of the Law in Addressing China's Environmental Dilemma
Alford, William P. & Yuanyuan Shen, Limits of the Law in Addressing China's Environmental Dilemma, 16 Stan. Envtl. L. J. 125 (1997).
A Second Great Wall? China's Post-Cultural Revolution Project of Legal Construction
William P. Alford, A Second Great Wall? China's Post-Cultural Revolution Project of Legal Construction, 11 Cultural Dynamics 193 (1999).
At a Crossroad: The Challenge of Implementing Chinese Environmental Law
William P. Alford, At a Crossroad: The Challenge of Implementing Chinese Environmental Law, 3 Harv. China Rev. 10 (2001).
Book Review: Recent Transformations in Korean Law and Society
William P. Alford, Book Review, 1 J. Korean L. 173 (2001) (reviewing Recent Transformations in Korean Law and Society (Kyu Yoon ed., 2000)).
The Human Dimensions of Pollution Policy Implementation: Air Quality in Rural China
William P. Alford et al., The Human Dimensions of Pollution Policy Implementation: Air Quality in Rural China, 11 J. Contemp. China 495 (2002).
Qing China and the Legal Treatment of Mental Infirmity: A Preliminary Sketch in Tribute to Professor William C. Jones
William P. Alford & Chien-chang Wu, Qing China and the Legal Treatment of Mental Infirmity: A Preliminary Sketch in Tribute to Professor William C. Jones,…
Offenses Against the State in Chinese Law
William P. Alford, Offenses Against the State in Chinese Law: Overview, in 4 The Oxford International Encyclopedia of Legal History 249 (Stanley N. Katz ed.,…
"Second Lawyers, First Principles": Lawyers, Rice-Roots Legal Workers, and the Battle Over Legal Professionalism in China
William P. Alford, "Second Lawyers, First Principles": Lawyers, Rice-Roots Legal Workers, and the Battle Over Legal Professionalism in China, in Prospects for the Professions in…
To Steal a Book is an Elegant Offense: Intellectual Property Law in Chinese Civilization
William P. Alford, To Steal a Book Is an Elegant Offense: Intellectual Property Law in Chinese Civilization (Stanford Univ. Press 1995).
A Bibliographical Survey of Malaysian Legal Materials
A Bibliographical Survey of Malaysian Legal Materials (William P. Alford, ed., Harvard Research Guides to the Legal Systems of East and Southeast Asia, 2000).
Historical Studies of Chinese Law: A Bibliography of Materials in Chinese and Japanese Published Between 1988 and 1994
Historical Studies of Chinese Law: A Bibliography of Materials in Chinese and Japanese Published Between 1988 and 1994 (William P. Alford & Nongji Zhang eds.,…
Raising the Bar: The Emerging Legal Profession in East Asia
Raising the Bar: The Emerging Legal Profession in East Asia (William P. Alford ed., Harvard Univ. Press 2007).


AUSTIN, Texas – A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated Press that Texas co-offensive coordinator Bryan Harsin will become the head coach at Arkansas State.
Harsin is expected to be introduced at Arkansas State on Wednesday. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because there was no official announcement by either school.
Harsin spent the last two seasons at Texas, and the Longhorns had a 16-9 record. He came to Texas from Boise State, where he was offensive coordinator.
Texas will turn play-calling duties over to co-offensive coordinator Major Applewhite.


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Q: LWC - Handling Save Event on Record Edit Page I have a <lightning:datatable> in which I have a rowAction which triggers and shows an edit record page (in a modal), as follows:
HTML
<lightning-datatable
        columns={columns}
        data={data}
        key-field="Id"
        onrowaction={handleRowAction}>

</lightning-datatable>

Javascript
handleRowAction(event) {
    const actionName = event.detail.action.name;
    const row = event.detail.row;
    switch (actionName) {
        case 'edit' :
            this.navigateToRecordEditPage(row);
            break;
        default:
    }
}

navigateToRecordEditPage(row) {
    // Opens the Account record modal
    // to view a particular record.
    let { Id } = row;
    this[NavigationMixin.Navigate]({
        type: 'standard__recordPage',
        attributes: {
           recordId: Id,
           actionName: 'edit'
        }
    });
}

Is there a way for me to handle the save on the edit record modal, in order for me to trigger an update on the table?
Additional info:
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/bundle/force:recordSaveSuccess/documentation ---> This is probably what I'm looking for but in Aura, but it's not supported according to this table ---> https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/lwc/lwc.migrate_events

A: Hi,
                                                                                i had this same problem but i ended up creating a custom lwc for the update. Like this:
handleRowAction(event) {
    const actionName = event.detail.action.name;
    const row = event.detail.row;
    switch (actionName) {
        case 'edit' :
            this.template.querySelector('c-edit-component').openModalEdit(row.Id);
            break;
        default:
    }
}

here openModalEdit is a public method in the lwc editComponent.
<template>
    <lightning-datatable
        columns={columns}
        data={data}
        key-field="Id"
        onrowaction={handleRowAction}>
    </lightning-datatable>

    <c-edit-component></c-edit-component>
</template>

Hope that is helpful.
Thanks

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First, while talking about age, I should mention that I've been doing 5 Minute Workday for a little over a year. Although the actual one-year anniversary was likely a couple weeks back. Yay.
So. Elves. Like, what's up with elves aging so slowly and stuff? That's weird.
Personally, I've always liked the idea of separating physical and mental maturity with elves. So they're physically adult after a couple decades but it takes longer for them to be emotionally and mentally mature. Or rather, longer for them to be considered an adult. When you're a member of a species that lives for a thousand years, you can take a little longer to "find yourself" and generally grow up.


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Magdalena Mielcarz (ur. 3 marca 1978 w Warszawie) – polska aktorka, modelka, piosenkarka i prezenterka telewizyjna.

Życiorys
Urodziła i wychowywała się w Warszawie. Jako nastolatka śpiewała w popularnym zespole dziecięco-młodzieżowym Gawęda. Ukończyła XXXVII Liceum Ogólnokształcącego im. Jarosława Dąbrowskiego w Warszawie i studia na Wydziale Dziennikarstwa i Nauk Politycznych na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim.

W wieku 15 lat rozpoczęła karierę modelki. Pracowała na całym świecie, biorąc udział w wielu komercyjnych projektach i kampaniach reklamowych, m.in. była pierwszą Polką, która wzięła udział w światowej kampanii kosmetyków marki L'Oréal (2001).

Ogólnopolską popularność przyniosła jej główna rola w filmie Quo vadis (2001). W następnych latach grała w produkcjach europejskich, m.in. wcieliła się w Henriette de France w filmie Fanfan Tulipan (2003). W 2003 przeprowadziła się do Nowego Jorku, gdzie pracowała także jako modelka i ukończyła szkołę aktorską Maggie Flaningan Studio, a po zamążpójściu zamieszkała w Los Angeles, skupiając się na życiu rodzinnym i rozwijaniu muzycznych zainteresowań. Wystąpiła epizodycznie w filmie Och, Karol 2 (2011) i zagrała główną rolę w niezależnym filmie krótkometrażowym Paranoia (2014).

Współprowadziła pierwszą edycję reality show TVN Top Model. Zostań modelką (2010) oraz pierwszą i piątą edycję talent show TVP2 The Voice of Poland (2011, 2014). Wydała single: "Drown in Me" (2011), "Silver Dream" (2014), "Stormy Wave" (2015) i "Sister Army" (2017). Promując swój czwarty utwór, zaprezentowała nowy wizerunek, który był szeroko komentowany przez media. W 2019 przyjęła pseudonim artystyczny Lvma Black, pod którym wydała single "I C U" i "Summertime Hobby". W 2021 wydała kolejne trzy utwory: "Into You", "Nothing but You" i "We Mgle".

Życie prywatne
W 2007 poślubiła amerykańskiego prawnika Adriana Ashkenazy'ego. W 2017 odnowili przysięgę małżeńską. Mają dwie córki: Mayę (ur. w 2009) i Indirę (ur. w 2013).

Filmografia
Filmy
 2001: Quo vadis jako Ligia Kallina
 2003: Fanfan Tulipan (Fanfan la tulipe) jako Henriette
 2003: Cena pożądania (Sotto falso nome) jako Ewa
 2003: Ostatni człowiek
 2005: Solidarity jako Dorota
 2009: Taras Bulba jako Elżbieta Mazowiecka
 2011: Och, Karol 2 jako Beata, siostra Romana Dolnego
 2011: Kierowca (Limousine) jako Katarzyna
 2014: Paranoia jako Magda
Seriale
 1989: Paziowie jako królewna Jadwisia
 2002: Quo vadis jako Ligia Kallina
 2006: Fałszerze – powrót Sfory jako Ola, partnerka Kruka (odc. 1, 5–8, 10, 12)
 2009: BrzydUla jako Julia Sławińska
Wykonanie piosenek
 2009: Taras Bulba – "Razłuczenije sierdca" (Rozłączone serca)

Dyskografia

Single
 2011: "Drown in Me"
 2014: "Silver Dream"
 2015: "Stormy Wave"
 2017: "Sister Army"
 2019: "I C U" (jako Lvma Black)
 2019: "Summertime Hobby" (jako Lvma Black)
 2021: "Into You" (jako Lvma Black)
 2021: "Nothing but You" (jako Lvma Black)
 2021: "We Mgle" (jako Lvma Black)

Teledyski
 2011: "Drown in Me"
 2014: "Silver Dream"
 2015: "Stormy Wave"
 2019: "I C U" (jako Lvma Black)
 2019: "Summertime Hobby" (jako Lvma Black)
 2021: "Into You" (jako Lvma Black)
 2021: "We Mgle" (jako Lvma Black)

Nagrody
 2012: Kobieta Roku "Glamour" 2011
 2012: statuetka "Plejada Top Ten" 2012.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

Polskie modelki
Polskie aktorki filmowe
Polskie aktorki teatralne
Aktorki polonijne w Stanach Zjednoczonych
Polskie wokalistki
Ludzie urodzeni w Warszawie
Urodzeni w 1978
Modelki i modele związani z Warszawą


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Hrvatski narod je bio hrvatski emigrantski list.

Utemeljen je u Buenos Airesu u Argentini, a nastao je nakon što se HOP podijelio po strujama.

Hrvatski narod je bio glasilom "reorganiziranog HOP-a", grane koja se opredijelila za struju koju je vodio Vjekoslav Vrančić.

Izlazile su do konca 1985.

Urednici
(popis nepotpun)
 Stjepan Barbarić

Poznati suradnici
Mira Vrljičak

Vanjske poveznice i izvori
Bože Vukušić: Tajni rat UDBE protiv hrvatskog iseljeništva, Klub hrvatskih povratnika iz iseljeništva, Zagreb, 2001.
HIC  Hrvati u Argentini

Tiskani mediji na hrvatskom jeziku u Argentini
Hrvati u Buenos Airesu


Via ShackNews, Sony has confirmed that first-party PS4 games will cost $59.99. Including early titles such as Knack, Infamous: Second Son, Drive Club and Killzone: Shadow Fall. Pricing of third-party games is still unknown.


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Bowie, Murdoch et Al. Spend Millions to Make Art Enclave Their Own
By Deborah Schoeneman • 03/13/00 12:00am
ERIC NEDERLANDER, ON MOVING DOWNTOWN: IT'S LIKE A NEW CITY In the race to lure millionaires below Houston Street, the developer of 285 Lafayette Street, which actually is an old artist-in-residence loft building with actual loft-law-era artists still in residence , did something right. As of last April, the list of residents read like a Howard Rubenstein guest list: David Bowie and Iman, Lachlan and Sarah Murdoch, Pat McEnroe and Melissa Errico, I.B.M. heiress Olive Watson, the owner of Tootsi Plohound, a Columbia Records executive and, as of February, jilted groom Eric Nederlander, of the theater family.
"It was a surprise," said Eric Hadar, president of Allied Partners Inc., the developer who constructed 21 "luxury" condominiums on top of a six-story, loft law building-an 1886 structure that was once a chocolate factory-after careful negotiations with the tenants. Construction on all of the apartments is now finished, though some of the common spaces are not, and all of the units had sold by last April.
How did Mr. Hadar make the residence so attractive to the famous? "The key was to provide a finished space that would appeal to people rather than have them come in and rip them out," Mr. Hadar said.
Then again, maybe Mr. Hadar doesn't know whom he's dealing with. As of March 1, all but three of the 21 new units were occupied, but about one-third of the new tenants were in the process of remodeling. "Some people are doing major renovations and bringing in expert craftsmen from all over the world," said Mr. Hadar. "High-profile people are very particular about taste and what they're going for."
There are eight penthouses in the new portion of the building. Mr. Bowie and his wife, Iman, took two, Ms. Watson took another, so did the Murdochs and Mr. Nederlander. Each has a wood-burning fireplace, 26-foot-high ceilings and 10-foot-high windows. Mr. Nederlander, 34, hasn't unpacked all of his boxes, but he's already interviewed five architects for planned renovations to his $1.8 million penthouse loft. "I'm not thrilled with the layout. I may rip everything out," he said.
This is the first co-op Mr. Nederlander has ever owned. He doesn't count the apartment he and his former wife, Jessica Sklar, bought at the Majestic, 115 Central Park West, which they had not moved into when she left him for Jerry Seinfeld. Mr. Nederlander has since sold the place. "I originally wanted to live downtown," he told The Observer . "She wanted to live on the Upper West Side."
Mr. Nederlander's 3,000-square-foot, two-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment features five French doors in the living room, south, east and west exposures, and two more French doors leading onto a 1,000-square-foot terrace-one from the kitchen and another from one of the bedrooms.
"It's like moving to a new city," said Mr. Nederlander.
Mr. Bowie and Iman, whose terrace is separated from Mr. Nederlander's by a wooden fence, haven't moved in yet. "It's just dry wall," said one source about the current state of their apartment.
Last year, the rock star-and-model couple bought two adjoining penthouses for $4 million. According to another source, they have already spent another half a million dollars on electrical work alone. They're in the process of decorating. "He's going for an old English look, with hunter green and suede and leather and dark wood paneling," said the source. "It's the last thing I would have expected he would do."
Three-quarters of the apartments have direct elevator access, but Mr. Nederlander shares an elevator with Ms. Watson, who customized her $1.8 million penthouse with a movie projector and screen that drops from the ceiling.
News Corporation chairman Lachlan Murdoch and his wife, model Sarah Murdoch, outfitted their $3.6 million penthouse with an impressive audio and visual system, and are in the process of building a koi pond on their terrace. Larry Everston, who owns the Tootsi Plohound chain of clunky-shoe stores, has transformed his $3.5 million sixth-floor loft into a northern Morocco village, complete with mosaic tiles, a citrus garden of lemon and orange trees in the sunroom, Venetian plaster walls, cement countertops built to look 200 years old-even a waterfall in one corner. "He's spending close to $3 million," said a source.
Some are less picky-or more thrifty. Mr. McEnroe, the tennis player, and his wife, Ms. Errico, an actress, haven't planned any renovations to the $1.53 million apartment they bought in August. And Columbia Records' vice president of promotions, Jerrold Blair, also hasn't hired any architects for his approximately $2 million apartment.
Each apartment came equipped with a professional-style kitchen featuring oversize commercial ranges, slate countertops and oversize refrigerators; other finishes are Brazilian hardwood flooring, polished nickel vanities, stone and marble countertops, wine coolers, steam showers and six-foot bathtubs.
Before he knew that celebs would be living in the building, Mr. Hadar installed safety features, including about 20 video cameras. Some tenants paid a couple hundred thousand dollars for bulletproof glass, but that was a feature Mr. Hadar did not provide.
"I didn't know that was an option," said Mr. Nederlander about the glass, insisting that his neighbors may have wanted it for soundproofing rather than safety.
The roof garden, complete with a barbecue grill, will be lit and landscaped by spring-and available for tenants' private parties. The 800-square-foot lobby will have a 10-foot-long white onyx counter and latex curtains. "These people want privacy, they're not interested in a lot of common facilities. Whatever they like in terms of their life style, they can install in their own apartment," said Mr. Hadar.
FANCY WATCH SELLER CAN'T LIVE WITH 'THAT WOMAN' "She drove me out," said Scott Woodward, chief marketing officer at the Movado Group Inc., a luxury watch company. Mr. Woodward was referring not to his wife or his girlfriend-or God forbid, his mother-but Monica Lewinsky.
Mr. Woodward had been living for three and a half years at the Archive, a luxury rental apartment building at 666 Greenwich Street, near Christopher Street, when the portly pepperpot moved in last fall. He told The Observer that his new neighbor, and all the fanfare she brought with her, made him want to move. In fact, she motivated him to buy a place.
Mr. Woodward signed a contract for a 1,500-square-foot loft at 259 Bowery for $800,000 on March 3. His broker, Russell Sheaffer of the Halstead Property Company, found the fifth-floor apartment in a newly renovated tenement building, between Houston and Prince streets. It has an elevator, a fireplace, a balcony off the master bedroom and panoramic views of Manhattan from three of the window-covered walls.
But, Mr. Woodward still doesn't seem to be able to say goodbye to his notorious neighbor. "It's completely under renovation," he said. "The owner [of the building] is working with me to reconfigure the bathroom and kitchen. The bedroom will have a huge walk-in closet, and I'm going to add walls." He'll be cohabitating with the First Mistress until May.
Two-bed, two-bath, 1,250-square-foot condo.
Asking: $775,000. Selling: $755,000.
Charges: $969. Taxes: $498.
Time on the market: six months.
YOUR OWN NEW YORK CITY WELCOME WAGON In addition to the Banana Republic store on the first floor and the David Barton gym just above that, this 31-story building between Madison and Fifth avenues has a doorman, a concierge, an elevator attendant, a garage with valet parking, a tailor, a dry cleaner and countless doctors' offices within walking distance. In fact, a female doctor owned this condo. She bought it in 1987, but she lives primarily in North Carolina, said her broker Stacey Gero of the William B. May Company. After some convincing, a couple from out of town bought it. "Now, [they] couldn't be happier," she said. The apartment features marble bathrooms, nine-foot ceilings and cherrywood floors.
Two-bed, three-and-a-half-bath, 2,520-square-foot condo.
Asking $3.8 million. Selling: $3.5 million.
Charges: $2,204. Taxes: $2,484.
Time on market: seven weeks.
PARK AVENUE TEASES $3.5 MILLION OUT OF BUSINESSMAN A Brazilian executive has been patiently waiting for an apartment on Park Avenue. "He's been looking for something for many years," said broker Marcos G. Cohen of Douglas Elliman, who has been surveying the available real estate on Park Avenue with the Brazilian gentleman all that time. "This fit the bill." But he's still waiting. No. 515 has been under construction for over a year. This apartment is said to have a library and limited Central Park views. The prewar building also promises full concierge services, a doorman, a conference room, a party room and super-duper wiring for the Internet. "It's very modern," said Mr. Cohen. "He didn't think twice about buying it. He said, 'This is a good investment.'" Even when the building is finished, the Brazilian will have about another two months of renovations ahead of him before his waiting is over.
One-bed, 1 1/2 baths, 1,000-square-foot condo.
Asking: $1.95 million. Selling: $2.85 million.
Charges: $1,100. Taxes: $300.
Time on the market: two months.
FELLA PLAYS HARD TO GET AND MAKES A MILLION MORE You know how no matter what, every time you get really, really comfortable in your overstuffed Shabby Chic sofa and you've found a classic episode of Frasier on TV and you remember which button puts that little box of college hoops scores up in one corner of the screen, the doorbell rings and it's some little computer nerd with a measuring tape in one hand and cash in the other? Well, that's about how the former owner of this 56th-floor penthouse felt. Apparently, he didn't want to sell the place, but the new owners made him an irresistible offer-well, three irresistible offers over two months. The deal closed for $900,000 more than the seller's if-I-had-to-pick-a-number-off-the-top-of-my-head price. "They wanted it right away," said the seller's broker, Sachiko Goodman from Sumitomo Real Estate Sales Inc., who used to live in the building. Lucky for the seller, he owns two other apartments just down the hall. The penthouse has a small balcony, easterly exposures and park and skyscraper views. The 4-year-old building, called Millennium Tower, is located between Broadway and Columbus Avenue, and features a 24-hour doorman and concierge. Sotheby's International represented the buyer.
Two-bed, one-and-a half-bath, 1,000-square-foot co-op.
Charges: $1,001; 50 percent tax-deductible.
Time on the market: one day.
RESIDENT REVISITS CO-OP BOARD: THEY STILL LIKE HER "The price was a little higher than we expected," said Edward Enck, a broker with William B. May Real Estate who represented the woman who sold this apartment. "We thought it would go for $360,000." Instead it went for $30,000 more, even though the seller accepted the lower of two competing offers. The buyer was a stronger candidate, partially because she had already been approved by the co-op's board once; she had been living in the building when all of the tenants were informed that this 14th-floor apartment was up for sale. She saw it on a Sunday and made an offer later that day. "The building has a very good reputation," said Mr. Enck. "Tenants love the neighborhood; they never move out of the building, so we made sure that everyone in the building knew about it." The building has entrances on 14th and 15th streets, a doorman and a dry cleaner. The buyer put down 40 percent in cash and passed the co-op board in December-after the members rechecked her financial standing.
7 Bond Street
One-bed, one-bath, 1,400-square-foot condo.
Maintenance: $498. Taxes: $420.
Time on the market: 30 weeks.
EAST VILLAGE RENTERS UPGRADE INTO LOFT She's a teacher, he's an engineer, and they were ready to move out of their East Village rental. Every open house they checked out was within three blocks of this loft between Broadway and Lafayette Street, and they finally closed the deal on Jan. 27. Downstairs is an art store and a clothing boutique. "It's very trendy," said broker Shelly Russell of the Corcoran Group, who met the couple at one of her open houses. "They love the neighborhood." The apartment features a sleeping loft and one true bedroom, 14-foot-high ceilings, southern exposures, three huge windows with open city views, and hardwood floors. "It's very cute and in an up-and-coming neighborhood," said Ms. Russell about the six-story building, dating from circa 1904, that boasts a roof deck available to all 18 apartments. The buyers have already moved in and the sellers, another married couple, bought a loft just a few blocks away.
39 Vestry Street
Charges: $408. Taxes: $5,244.
Time on the market: six weeks.
AT LEAST THEY CAN ACT THE PART The married actor and actress in their 30's who bought this loft between Greenwich and Hudson streets insisted on moving to TriBeCa. Their new five-room loft has an open gourmet kitchen with granite countertops, hardwood floors, high ceilings and oversize double-paned windows overlooking Vestry Street. The seller, the original buyer of the loft when it was converted to a residential space two years ago, moved out of the city. Broker Shaun Osher, vice president of Douglas Ellimann, told The Observer that he had shown the loft to a couple of interested parties. The deal closed on Feb. 7, and the couple has moved in. "They won't be doing any renovations," he said.
In the issue of Feb. 28, this column incorrectly stated that the original buyer of a town house at 245 East 48th Street lost his down payment by forfeiting the deal. In fact, he did buy the apartment in December, then sold it for $1.95 million in January. Another buyer purchased the house at the end of January for $1.95 million, and the original buyer's down payment was refunded.
Filed Under: Real Estate, Manhattan Transfers, David Bowie, David Bowie, Eric Nederlander, Eric Hadar, Scott Woodward
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