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Registration directly with The Finder can be done anonymously, however an e-mail address is required for lost or forgotten password retrieval.
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'He's cracked it': Boxing icon fuels George Kambosos' Aussie dream
George Kambosos Jr.
Teófimo López
28 November 2021, 10:12 pm ·4-min read
Australian boxer
Honduran-american boxer
Influential fight promoter Eddie Hearn is backing George Kambosos' plans for an epic stadium fight in Australia. Pic: Getty
Australia's newest boxing world champion George Kambosos is eyeing up a blockbuster bout in front of 80,000 fans Down Under after his stunning upset of the previously undefeated Teofimo Lopez on Sunday (AEDT).
The Australian used a high-energy attack and a stinging overhand right to become the new unified lightweight boxing champion in a split decision win on Saturday night in New York that sent shockwaves through the sport.
Kambosos won by 115-111 and 115-112 on two judges' scorecards to improve to 20-0, with 10 KOs. One judge gave the fight to Lopez 114-113.
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"I've got all the belts, I'm the shot caller right now," Kambosos said after the split decision victory.
"I've got all the jewels, I'm the greatest fighter in Australian history now. I've just pulled off the greatest win in Australian history.
"I've done something that no one's ever done in Australian history.
"And no one's ever done that to Lopez - battered him, left him bloodied and bruised - so it shows what I bring to the table.
"So whoever it is next, these guys have got to earn it. I've had to earn it the hard way. I've had to go out and into the lion's den, go into their backyard.
"So I'll pick the one that earns it the most."
Kambosos wants a blockbuster stadium showdown in front of 80,000 fans in Australia and crucially, the plan has the backing of one of the sport's most influential figures, Eddie Hearn.
The Brit's Matchroom was awarded the rights to the Kambosos-Lopez fight after original broadcaster Triller was found to have defaulted on their contract.
Hearn - who promotes two of the biggest fighters in the world in the form of Anthony Joshua and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez - said he would be more than happy to make Kambosos' Aussie fight dream a reality.
"Love to work with George. Would love to take him to Australia," Hearn said after the Aussie's upset win.
"They'll think that they can beat George Kambosos. The kid's gonna make a fortune. He's cracked it and good luck to him.
"Hopefully it's the Devin Haney fight because hopefully he wants to win the final belt and he'll believe he can win that.
"We'll do it in Vegas, we'll do it in Sydney, don't matter."
The new IBF, WBA and WBO belt holder will remain in the US for another week to take in Haney's WBC title defence against fellow American Joseph Diaz in Las Vegas.
George Kambosos holds all the lightweight belts after his shock win against previously unbeaten Teofimo Lopez in New York. Pic: Getty
Kambosos said "was no celebration" after his incredible triumph over Lopez, with the Aussie getting straight to business in scouting his rivals and promoting his own brand while in the States.
But despite his low-key celebrations, Kambosos said when he did return next week to Sydney to reunite with his wife and children, he still expected some fanfare.
George Kambosos plotting Aussie stadium fight
"I believe that they've already started that process of getting a bronze statue in Sydney," Kambosos said.
"I'm sure there will be some ticker parade or whatever they're going to do.
"But I've got some more business out here first. I'm going to scout and scoop all my opponents and make some more noise out here with my people."
The 28-year-old said he was leaning towards another unified super-fight against Haney, should the undefeated champion see off Diaz, rather than defend his straps individually.
"Haney, there's going to be a big push there. That's a fight I really like," Kambosos said.
"But no matter what, it's got to be in Australia, a big stadium fight in Sydney or Melbourne.
"Now that I'm coming back with all the glory, all the belts, we're going to do 80,000 people in a massive stadium.
"It's all deserved. I've really earned my stripes and it's about time."
Kambosos (20-0, 10KO) hasn't fought in Australia four more than four years, with his past six bouts taking place in the US, UK, Greece and Malaysia.
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We just witnessed the end of VaingloryLeague's NA Qualifier for the World Championship in Seoul, Korea. Top talent from around the country competed in a flurry of games for the top seed and a shot at the world stage. In the aftermath, I've put together some suggestions for SuperEvilMegaCorp, ESL, VaingloryLeague, and every other tournament organizer to step up their game to the next level.
Too many games are being decided in the hero selection screen. Tournament games aren't restricted to the same boundaries set by the app. In the early days of League of Legends, before there was a tournament server or draft pick, teams would group in a lobby, and captains would declare bans, followed by picks. Then heroes could be drafted and kept away from the enemy team, and the existing game style could still facilitate this game mode.
There is nothing preventing the top tournament organizations from introducing this today. They already do bans, and this is the next step in the evolution of the process. This also still applies if the picks are not exclusive, meaning if a team picks Glaive, the other team can still select Glaive as their picks. This might prove important in certain scenarios (for example: when the game only has 15 heroes).
Many games are dominated by heroes that are strong early. It's too difficult to maintain vision or coordinate defenses against a strong invade comp. Once the enemy team has dominated your jungle, even with creeps dealing true damage, there's no reason for them to leave. They can refuel at the jungle shop that is essentially off-limits for your team, and you have no advantage for fighting in your own jungle. Initiating a "Draft Mode" pick phase could allow a team to see this early aggression being selected, and counter-pick accordingly. One more element of strategy for teams and analysts.
SEMC is still working out the kinks with vision; they just introduced a new item that generates stacks to produce either Scout Traps or Flare Guns, as well as re-worked Flare Guns. Players are still not satisfied with the current state that vision is in, and that's partially because its inconsistency.
There are times when I have a Scout Trap down and I see a Taka coming in stealthed from a mile away. Other times, Taka is standing right on top of me while I'm surrounded by Scout Traps, but I'm unable to see him.
The fog of war granted by bushes has also proven to be problematic, both with neutral monsters, as well as enemy heroes. I juked the pants off a full team and abused vision mechanics to escape, but this was only possible because I knew that vision would fail for them.
Due to the fact that Scout Traps are permanent and vision is paramount in competitive play, having a delay on stream is critical in competitive matches. There is no excuse for a team to lose their strategic advantage because the other team is able to spectate their every move. Twitch currently only provides a 20-30 second buffer, and spectator mode is live. This means that Twitch streams need to be pre-recorded games (not an elegant solution) or include at least a three minute delay.
League of Legends tournament matches (and spectator mode in general) historically included a three-minute delay because vision wards lasted precisely that long. Because Scout Traps last until someone walks over them, a well-placed Scout Trap could potentially provide vision for a full match. If a team can see you place a Scout Trap 35 seconds after you invested time and money into its location, the strategic advantage is lost.
Competition in Vainglory is at a point that no one expected it to reach in the first seven months of public release. Guilds have been formed, tournaments have taken place (both large and small), and the world finals have been announced. Luckily for everyone involved in this game and this community, action is always being taken to improve the experience for players and spectators alike. The first step is getting the wheel to squeak, and then SEMC is quick to apply some grease. There may be some who don't agree with what my squeak says, but regardless of where you stand, let your voice be heard! Leave a comment, or send me a (non-malicious) tweet!
A single bracket game doesn't clarifies who deserves to be the winner.
Best of 5 on VGLNA finals was great to watch!
Ok, I'm going to comment on my own post after seeing some of the comments and add one more thing.
I would probably add best-of-3 and best-of-5 matches. When the finals were best-of-5, it really made each match more exciting than the last. Spoilers incoming… stop reading if you don't want to know how VGL NA ended… Fusion came out of the gate and won game one, but lost the best-of-5. Gankstars did have a one-game advantage coming from the winner's bracket, but they didn't let the strategy of Fusion from game one decide the winners of the tournament. They re-grouped after the first game and were ready for game two. I think including a best-of-X into the tournaments might provide another layer of complexity to the competition.


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Home / News / CCTT News / On 17 November 2021, Gennady Bessonov, Secretary General of the CCTT participated in the SPECA Economic Forum «Sustainable Transport and Trade for a Green and Inclusive Economy after the Pandemic»
On 17 November 2021, Gennady Bessonov, Secretary General of the CCTT participated in the SPECA Economic Forum «Sustainable Transport and Trade for a Green and Inclusive Economy after the Pandemic»
On 17 November 2021, Gennady Bessonov, CCTT Secretary General, participated in the UN Special Programme for the Economies of Central Asia (SPECA) Economic Forum «Sustainable Transport and Trade for a Green and Inclusive Economy after the Pandemic» in hybrid format in Tashkent on 17-18 November 2021.
This year's SPECA Economic Forum focused on improving efficiency and disseminating best practices in transportation during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
A key element in this effort is ensuring seamless transportation connectivity as one of the most important factors in enhancing the competitiveness of SPECA participating countries.
«Given the environmental benefits of using railway and its high resilience, greater rail transport development is important for increased sustainability and resilience of the SPECA economies» - says the document of UNECE, ESCAP and the Republic of Uzbekistan dedicated to the SPECA Economic Forum - 2021.
Addressing the participants of the sectoral session entitled «How to restore connectivity and build back more sustainable transport system in the SPECA subregion», the CCTT Secretary General outlined the main challenges and trends in Euro-Asian transport: reliability, safety, environmental friendliness and the need for the wide application of digital technology solutions.
«The growing volume of transportation, expansion of its geography, focus on environmental friendliness and safety of transportation make us move faster, seek and find new contacts in the international arena, study and propose for implementation best practices and technological solutions. We are moving forward and are open to cooperation.
In particular, one of the tasks we see now is the need to work out and implement a through schedule for international container trains, which would allow customers to clearly estimate transit times and adapt their production and technological processes to them.
Of course, we have to move towards a wider application of the CIM/SMGS consignment note, including in electronic form, to strive for its recognition not only by transport but also by customs authorities.
In general, I would like to emphasize that now more than ever before the international dialogue on information technologies is important. This dialogue cannot be postponed.
Yes, today we often encounter the problem of delays at border crossings, because both the infrastructure and cross-border technological solutions were prepared for other volumes. A lot of work is needed here, backed up by both financing and appropriate technology» Gennady Bessonov said in his speech.
He expressed his sincere gratitude to UNECE and ESCAP for their great work on the development of transport connectivity in Eurasia, and called for an active and substantive exchange of views and best practices among all stakeholders aimed improving transport connectivity on the continent.


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Een piscina is een ondiep bekken naast het altaar of in de sacristie van een kerk dat wordt gebruikt voor het wassen en afvoeren van het water waarmee men het altaarlinnen en het purificatorium wast. Een sacrarium of heilig putje is de afvoer zelf, maar wordt soms ook als synoniem van piscina gebruikt voor het hele bekken. Ook wordt soms het woord lavabo gebruikt.

Piscina's worden gebruikt in katholieke, anglicaanse en lutherse kerken. In de Oosters-Orthodoxe Kerk wordt een soortgelijk element gebruikt. Piscina's zijn vaak gemaakt van steen en uitgerust met een afvoerpijp die rechtstreeks naar de grond loopt. Wanneer resten van de geconsacreerde hostie dan werden weggespoeld stroomde het op het kerkhof, zodat ook de doden op het kerkhof (gewijde grond) deel aan het sacrament zouden krijgen.

Liturgisch voorwerp in de katholieke kerk

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This is the word that I often use to describe my life. People ask how my week has been or how the next one is looking and the response that seems to leave my lips time and time again is this simple four letter word.
Busy with school, busy with work, busy with church. Busy with shopping, busy with friends, busy with life.
Making plans, changing plans. Booking, cancelling, re-booking. Checking my schedule, asking for time off, driving, working. Busy.
And in the busyness, the last thing I want to do is wait.
I move from one check-out line to the next, trying to decide which will get me through the fastest. I go to bed late and wake up rushing to the first event of the day. I text. I call. I email. And the response I want from the rest of the world is a prompt one.
I want to pick the fruit before it is ripe.
And yet, here I find myself, being forced to slow down. I have tagged along on Brandon's Tuesday afternoon break. Although he tries to schedule this every week – a time to study, a time to read - after the busyness of Monday's, it almost never actually comes to pass. Meetings need to take place, orders need to be made, someone needs an answer. Yet today he carved it out and set off to his favourite Starbucks with me and my never ending list of things to be done in tow.
I dropped him at the doors, rushing off to the bank and Walmart. Picking up last minute things for a Christmas exchange, finally depositing some cheques, and returning an unneeded item. Rushing, moving, wandering. Checking off the little boxes from my list.
As I return to the coffee shop, I am blown through the doors, finding Brandon tucked away in a large brown chair in the corner of the store. He's reading, coffee in hand, and I almost feel a calmness settling in myself.
I join him, sinking into the leather across from him, pulling out my computer and clicking on this and that. Soaking myself in social media, sending emails, and checking dental plans. Staying busy, continuing to rush through.
Closing my laptop I find myself finally cracking open my advent devotional for the first time, only 9 days late, and being reminded that this is actually a season of slowing down, of observing, of taking a deep breath.
A deep breath to get centered. A deep breath to actually look forward to Christmas.
It is not about the busy sidewalks, passing people, smiling and moving along. It is about the waiting. It is about the slowing down.
It is about finding the time to sit in a big brown leather chair across from my husband.
The errands are important, the people are great, the check list needs to find a way to be done... but it doesn't need to right now. And it doesn't need to be the focus.
I need to be willing to let the fruit ripen. I need to be willing to wait.
When I do take the time to reflect in my life, it is often squeezed into a 20 minute period that brings forth great aspirations and resolutions. I want to eat well. I want to get in shape. I want to be more courteous, more giving, and think more of others. I commit to being a better wife, daughter, friend. And yet I don't take the time to really think of what this might take, how this might look, or recognize the work involved.
I plant the seed and then find myself forgetting to water it the very next day.
I return the next week, surprised when I don't see buds popping from the soil, surprised when I pluck the poor seed out and don't see a flower.
I am not willing to wait, I am not willing to take the care.
Life is not all about rushing through and having a list of accomplishments a mile long. Sometimes a single unexpected conversation can serve a greater purpose in your day than checking every last thing off of that 'to do' list. It is not about the number of things you have accomplished but the depth. Quality, not quantity.
I hope to take the time to learn the discipline of waiting during this Christmas season. As I wait for the celebration of Christmas, of Jesus' birth, I pray that I may learn to wait in my life. I hope to be able to plant the seeds and watch them grow. I hope that I can remember to water the plants.
It is not about how much seed I can scatter, but rather how deep the roots go.
It is time to slow down. It is time to breathe. It is time to sink a little further into this brown leather chair.


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A Tax on Carbon is a Tax On Everyone
Call it whatever you like, it's still the most regressive tax imaginable.
WASHINGTON DC (March 26, 2021) – Today, the American Energy Alliance (AEA), the country's premier pro-consumer, pro-taxpayer, and free-market energy organization, reiterated its opposition to a carbon tax – in any form – in reaction to the news that the American Petroleum Institute has endorsed a "price on carbon."
AEA President Thomas Pyle issued the following statement:
"Let's be clear. A price on carbon is a tax on energy. A national energy tax is an easy position for big, multi-national companies to embrace because it gives the federal government what it wants (more tax revenue); attempts to appease the greens (it won't); and compels customers to pay more in taxes to the federal government in the false hope of avoiding additional future regulations (the progressives have already ruled this out).
"Those who are left out of the conversation are consumers, small businesses, the poor, seniors, and those on fixed incomes – basically everyone.
"I have been advocating for years that the House and Senate should debate and vote on a clean bill to create a federal carbon tax so that the American people can clearly see where their elected representatives stand on this issue. I look forward to a robust public discussion about how the Biden Administration, Congressional Democrats, and big business, including some integrated oil companies, are united in support of imposing the most regressive tax imaginable on American voters."
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Microsoft Targeted in Apparent Chinese Antitrust Probe
Chinese regulators paid sudden visits to four Microsoft offices.
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Microsoft appears to be the latest U.S. company targeted by China for antitrust investigation as government officials paid sudden visits to the software firm's Chinese offices on Monday.
Representatives from China's State Administration for Industry & Commerce, which is responsible for enforcing business laws, made the visits to Microsoft offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu, according to local media reports that were confirmed by Microsoft.
The Chinese government agency declined to comment on the visits. A Microsoft spokeswoman said the company was "happy to answer the government's questions," but declined to give any further information.
A source close to the company said the visits were most likely the preliminary stage of an antitrust investigation.
If that is the case, Microsoft would be one of the biggest U.S. companies to fall under the eye of Chinese regulators as they ramp up their oversight in an apparent attempt to protect local companies and customers.
Qualcomm Inc, the world's biggest cellphone chip maker, is facing penalties that may exceed $1 billion in one such Chinese antitrust probe, following accusations of overcharging and abusing its market position.
Beijing's increasing use of its six-year-old anti-monopoly law and price competition rules to weigh-in on global mergers has riled U.S. companies and strained U.S.-China business relations.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce earlier this year urged Washington to get tough with Beijing on its use of anti-competition rules, noting that "concerns among U.S. companies are intensifying."
U.S.-China business relations have been severely strained recently by wrangles over data privacy. State media has called for "severe punishment" against tech firms for helping the U.S government to steal secrets and monitor China, in the wake of revelations by former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden..
Tensions increased in May when the U.S. Justice Department charged five Chinese military members with hacking the systems of U.S. companies to steal trade secrets.
The latest move by China's authorities caps a rocky period for Microsoft in the country. Earlier this month, activists said Microsoft's OneDrive cloud storage service was being disrupted in China.
In May, central government offices were banned from installing Windows 8, Microsoft's latest operating system, on new computers. This ban appears to not have been lifted, as multiple procurement notices since then have not allowed Windows 8.
Nevertheless, the company has pushed forward with plans to release its Xbox One gaming console in China in September, forming distribution ties with wireless carrier China Telecom Corp and e-commerce company JD.com.
(Reporting by Paul Carsten in Beijing and Bill Rigby in Seattle; Editing by Matt Driskill, David Holmes and Richard Chang)
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Veterans Memorial, Miller breakdown plus players to watch in Week 9 of high school football
Storylines, players to watch in Week 9 of high school football, plus a breakdown of the Game of the Week between Veterans Memorial and Miller
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Peter Scamardo and Quinton Martinez, Corpus Christi Caller Times Published 4:03 p.m. CT Oct. 24, 2019 | Updated 11:00 p.m. CT Oct. 24, 2019
VETERANS MEMORIAL AT MILLER
When: 7:30 p.m.
Where: Buc Stadium
Records: Veterans Memorial 6-1, 4-1; Miller 7-0, 5-0
Radio: KBSO-FM 94.7
Last meeting: Veterans Memorial 48, Miller 42
Live coverage: Twitter — Quinton Martinez (@qmartinez); Annie Rice (@annierice_photo)
THREE KEY PLAYERS
Miller QB Andrew Body
In his team's biggest game, Body performed at his best against Flour Bluff. Throwing for almost 300 yards, Body won the game with his legs, scoring a touchdown in the final minute to put Miller ahead. Body will be required to play at an elite level yet again with a playoff berth and a district title on the line Friday night.
Veterans Memorial QB Jacob Hernandez
Hernandez has done nothing but perform in the two games he has started in the absence of both Carter Senterfitt and Joseph Gonzalez. Hernandez has thrown for 523 yards, rushed for another 150 and scored nine total touchdowns over those two games. His dual threat ability could become crucial for the Eagles if this game turns into a shootout.
Miller RB McCullion Williams
Williams surprised many by rushing for 186 yards and two touchdowns against a stout Flour Bluff defense. He will face another powerful front four in the Eagles on Friday night. Williams will likely get the ball again as cold temperatures are expected come game time. If he can break through for big games and keep the defense away from Body, Miller will have one more advantage in the matchup.
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King High School faces Veterans Memorial, Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019, at Buc Stadium. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
THREE KEY STORYLINES
Flour Bluff fatigue. Miller came out on top of a thriller against Flour Bluff last week, undoubtedly its toughest matchup of the season to date. It should be a key focus of how well the Bucs have recovered from such an emotional and grinding win, especially since Vets is coming off a blowout win against Victoria East.
The Vets quarterback dilemma. Vets quarterback Carter Senterfitt has been out with an injury since Sept. 20 and Jacob Hernandez has led the Eagles to three straight wins in his absence. Hernandez has had success running and throwing the football, passing for more than 200 yards in each of the last two games. Will head coach Cody Simper stick with the young dual-threat or go with Senterfitt if the week one starter is fully healthy?
Playoff anxiety. A playoff spot is within reach for the Bucs, something Miller has not experienced since 2013. Miller was close to this same goal a year ago and lost three straight games, starting with Veterans Memorial, to miss the playoffs. The Bucs will need to stay focused on the now and get one more win to secure a playoff berth and a district title.
Miller faces Flour Bluff in a 15-5A Division I football game, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
THIS WEEK'S CLASS 5A GAMES
DISTRICT 15-5A DIVISION I
VICTORIA WEST AT FLOUR BLUFF
When: 7:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Hornet Stadium
Records: West 3-4, 3-2; Flour Bluff 5-2, 4-1
Radio: SportsRadioCC.com
Last Week: West 52, King 14; Miller 34, Flour Bluff 28
What you need to know: Miller scored the last 20 points of the game, including a touchdown with 22 seconds remaining to stun Flour Bluff last week. Isaac Miles was a workhorse with 34 carries for 114 yards. Dru Schmidt was an efficient 14 of 17 for 211 yards passing and two touchdowns. The 34 points were the most allowed by Flour Bluff this season. The Warriors have scored 102 points over the last two weeks and sit alone in fourth place in the district. West upset Bluff last season in Victoria.
VICTORIA EAST AT RAY
Where: Cabaniss Multipurpose Stadium
Records: East 3-5, 3-3; Ray 2-5, 1-4
Last Week: Veterans Memorial 42, East 6; Moody 27, Ray 21 (OT)
What you need to know: Ray saw its skid hit four games after a 21-14 lead evaporated last week. Moody's defense snared three interceptions in topping the Texans. Ray receiver Manuel Sterling had four receptions for 150 yards and two scores in the loss, while quarterback Robert Vasquez returned to throw for 177 yards and three touchdowns. The Texans beat East last year, starting a run to the area playoffs.
DISTRICT 15-5A DIVISION II
SAN ANTONIO SOUTHSIDE AT ALICE
Where: Alice Memorial Stadium, Alice
Records: Southside 5-2, 2-2; Alice 7-0, 4-0
Radio: KOPY-FM 92.1
Last Week: Southside 36, Gregory-Portland 24; Alice 56, Somerset 17
What you need to know: Two teams getting healthier meet in Alice. The Cardinals are back at full force on offense as quarterback Alejandro Escamilla, running back Caleb Camarillo and receiver Michael Hernandez were all on the field in last week's win over G-P. The Coyotes got Isaiah Aguilar back behind center and the dynamic quarterback led Alice to a big win. Running backs Marshall Mack (71 yards) and R.J. Salaiz (77 yards) were also a big factor. Southside scored 72 points in a blowout win over Alice in 2018.
CALALLEN AT GREGORY-PORTLAND
Where: Ray Akins Wildcat Stadium, Portland
Records: Calallen 7-0, 4-0; G-P 5-2, 2-2
Radio: KKTX-AM 1360; KEYS-AM 1440
Last Week: Calallen 35, Tuloso-Midway 14; Southside 36, Gregory-Portland 24
What you need to know: The battle between the area's Wildcats is one of the better rivalries in the region. G-P was a measuring stick for Phil Danaher's program early in his tenure and Calallen can take the lead in the all-time series (32-32-2) with a win. Charlie Hill and Jeremiah Earls each went more than 100 yards rushing last week for Calallen. Quarterback Jeremy Barker leads the G-P offense with receiver Jude Wiggins.
FLORESVILLE AT TULOSO-MIDWAY
Where: Warrior Stadium
Records: Floresville 1-6, 0-4; T-M 3-4, 1-3
Last Week: Port Lavaca Calhoun 63, Floresville 14; Calallen 35, T-M 14
What you need to know: Any route into the postseason has to begin Friday against Floresville for Wade Miller's Warriors. T-M had an early lead over neighboring Calallen last week, only to see the Wildcats pull away for the win. J.D. Garcia threw for 93 yards and two touchdowns last week and Brendan Baham had six carries for 63 yards. The schedule for T-M eases up after two straight games against top-ranked foes in Class 5A Division II.
FIVE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Jude Wiggins, Gregory-Portland — The defensive back turned wide receiver has become the main scoring threat for Wildcats quarterback Jeremy Barker with three touchdown catches in each of the last two games. Expect G-P to call Wiggins' number again as the Wildcats host Calallen on Friday.
Jake Marsh and Conner Eulenfeld, Orange Grove — The Orange Grove duo have spearheaded the Bulldogs' offensive explosion to start district play. Both Marsh and Eulenfeld have more than 600 receiving yards and combined for 14 total touchdowns.
Vince Luevano, San Diego — The Vaqueros quarterback has thrown for 952 yards and 11 touchdowns this year while also rushing for 503 yards and three more scores. With San Diego in a hole four games into district play, Luevano will need a big game to get the Vaqueros back in the top half of the standings.
Naaji Gadsden, Refugio — While Ysidro Mascorro has sat out the last two games, Gadsden has taken advantage of his touches. Gadsden has scored four touchdowns in each of the last two games and has rushed for more than 300 yards. Whether his teammates return against Santa Maria or not, Gadsden will still find a way to score.
Cruz Garza, Agua Dulce — Agua Dulce finds itself at 7-0 and on top of District 16-2A Division II and Garza has a lot to do with that. Garza leads all area rushers with 1,006 yards and 17 touchdowns on 80 carries this year and does not show signs of slowing down.
Refugio 41, Mart 40 at the beginning of the fourth quarter. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
THREE AREA GAMES TO WATCH
Robstown at Orange Grove
When: 7:30 p.m., Friday
Where: Bulldog Stadium, Harold Street at Bulldog Circle, Orange Grove
Records: Robstown 2-5, 0-2; Orange Grove 2-5, 2-0
What you need to know: Orange Grove has benefited from an offensive explosion to start district 15-4A Division II play and finds themselves tied for first place with shootout wins over Ingleside and West Oso. Expect Cutter Stewart to add to his 1,586 passing yards and 16 touchdowns as the Bulldogs put more pressure on Rockport-Fulton.
Ingleside at Rockport-Fulton
Where: Pirate Stadium, 1825 Omohondro St., Rockport
Records: Ingleside 2-5, 1-1; Rockport-Fulton 4-3, 2-0.
What you need to know: Rockport-Fulton is in the driver's seat in 15-4A Division II with convincing wins over Sinton and West Oso. Garrett Loudermilk has rushed for 373 yards and three touchdowns since switching from quarterback to running back. Ingleside's Damian Davila has thrown for 1,142 yards and 12 touchdowns and has also rushed for 260 yards seven scores. Davila and the Mustang's have scored 40 or more points in the last two games.
Aransas Pass at San Diego
Where: Vaqueros Stadium, 4571 FM 1329, San Diego
Records: Aransas Pass 3-4, 1-3; San Diego 4-3, 2-2
What you need to know: San Diego finds itself in the lower half of the 16-3A Division I standings after dropping two straight games to George West and Lyford. Vince Luevano has thrown for 952 yards and 11 touchdowns. Nene Salinas has rushed for 569 yards and six touchdowns. Aransas Pass has lost three straight games.
Sinton faces Rockport-Fulton, Friday, Oct. 11, 2019, at Rockport. (Photo: Annie Rice/Caller-Times)
AREA WEEKLY SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCT. 25
Victoria West at Flour Bluff, 7:30 p.m.
Victoria East at Ray, 7:30 p.m., Cabaniss
Miller vs. Veterans Memorial, 7:30 p.m., Buc Stadium
SA Southside at Alice, 7:30 p.m.
Calallen at Gregory-Portland, 7:30 p.m.
Floresville at Tuloso-Midway, 7:30 p.m.
Somerset at Calhoun, 7:30 p.m.
Kingsville at Zapata, 7:30 p.m.
West Oso at Sinton, 7:30 p.m.
Ingleside at Rockport-Fulton, 7:30 p.m.
Robstown at Orange Grove, 7:30 p.m.
Aransas Pass at San Diego, 7:30 p.m.
Bishop at Falfurrias, 7;30 p.m.
Lyford at Mathis, 7:30 p.m.
George West at Santa Gertrudis, 7:30 p.m.
Stockdale at Dilley, 7:30 p.m.
Natalia at Poth, 7:30 p.m.
Nixon-Smiley at Natalia, 7:30 p.m.
Odem at Banquete, 7:30 p.m.
Hebbronville at Monte Alto, 7:30 p.m.
Santa Rosa at Taft, 7:30 p.m.
Three Rivers at Ben Bolt, 7:30 p.m.
Freer at Riviera-Kaufer, 7:30 p.m.
Santa Maria at Refugio, 7:30 p.m.
Agua Dulce at Benavides, 7 p.m.
La Villa at Bruni, 7 p.m.
Premont at Woodsboro, 7 p.m.
HS football: Miller faces Flour Bluff
Miller quarterback Andrew Body looks to pass the ball to Miller wide receiver Cassius Clay against Flour Bluff, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Body had 285 total passing yards during the game. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Flour Bluff's Jackson Soward, center, reaches for the ball as Miller defenders try to intercept the pass, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Miller's McCullion Williams runs to score a touchdown against Flour Bluff, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Miller's Ralph Rodriguez drives to score a touchdown against Flour Bluff, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Flour Bluff's Isaac Miles runs with the ball against Miller, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Miller faces Flour Bluff in a 15-5A Division I football game, Friday, Oct. 18, 2019, at Buc Stadium. Miller won, 34-28. Annie Rice/Caller-Times
Editor's note: The overall record for the Calallen-Gregory-Portland football series was incorrect in a previous version.
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AWG The Creators
The Australian Writers' Guild's The Creators is a career acceleration program for high-calibre mid-career screenwriters to build toward the creation of their own shows.
The Creators program will provide international opportunity, provide high-level showrunner training, project and pitching development and networking opportunities to sell their stories in domestic and international arenas.
Up to six writers will be selected as The Creators delegation to travel to Los Angeles to participate in show-runner and pitching training, industry meetings, mixers and networking events, and attend Content LA in 2023.
The program is funded by Screen Australia, designed and delivered by the Australian Writers' Guild with industry partners, Australians in Film (AiF) and Scripted Ink.
A pre-application webinar was hosted by AWG on 8, December 2022 and is available to view here.
To be eligible for this program, applicants must be Australian citizens or residents and meet Screen Australia's Terms of Trade, and:
meet competitive credit criteria in either episodic series, features or theatre, and
have a slate of episodic projects, and
existing engagement with the global community.
Please see below for the breakdown of eligibility requirements.
Credit Criteria
have 5 cumulative hours of episode credits that have screened in any territory on recognised broadcast or streaming platforms (self-released content on YouTube and Vimeo are not eligible platforms for the purposes of this program) as a sole writer of scripted episodic drama or scripted comedy series in the last 7 years (from 2015), and at least one sole authored scripted episode that has recently screened (in the last 5 years, from 2017); and/or,
have a minimum of 2 scripted feature films (produced and screened in Australia or internationally) as sole writer, produced in the last 10 years (from 2012); and/or,
have a minimum of 2 mainstage theatre productions as sole or lead writer, produced nationally (Australia) or internationally (the world) in a professional theatre or professional festival context where that production is either commissioned and/or programmed by selection, and produced in the last 7 years (from 2015), and that has also:
been a recipient of, or nominated for, a significant domestic or international award such as Tony, Olivier, Helpmann, or AWGIE Award; and,
in addition to theatre writing credits, the applicant has either underlying IP optioned for screen adaptation and/orbeen engaged to write an episode for a scripted episodic series in the last 5 years (from 2017).
Applicants must meet one of the eligibility requirements listed above to be eligible to apply to The Creators.
Episodic slate
Those who qualify through the above must also have:
A slate of 3 - 5 scripted episodic projects in development (where the applicant writer owns the IP for original material and has evidence of ownership, if applicable, for any underlying material if an adaptation of underlying IP), of any scripted episodic genre, incorporating:
one lead scripted episodic project with a draft pilot script, well suited to gaining global interest and traction, developed sufficiently for The Creators training program. This lead project must be unencumbered*, and the applicant writer must hold all rights.
*Unencumbered should be taken to mean the applicant maintains full creative and financial control of their lead project. No rights can have been assigned, no future development agreements, or production or broadcast agreements, can have been entered into. The project may have received previous development investment but the applicant must continue to hold all the rights as at the time of application to The Creators program.
And at least:
two - and up to four- further projects which may be a combination of:
another pilot (or pilots);
bibles, pitch bibles, or pitch decks;
scripted spoken-word pitches, or extensive notes clearly articulating your
project(s) for pitching.
Existing experience, traction and evidence of interest from the global community. This may be demonstrated by one or a combination of the following:
engagement in a writers' rooms on an international series or writing/producing a television drama or comedy for anyrecognised network or SVOD, especially where that program has been screened on, or distributed to a major foreignoutlet;
writing a feature film that has screened at major festivals, and/or been distributed to other major international territories;
writing a theatrical work (a play or musical) that has been commissioned or produced or toured in a recognised major international/foreign theatrical market.
interest may also be demonstrated by having IP under option by recognised studios, networks, production companies, or producers; previous selection for international labs, pitching events, development programs; or by securing pitch opportunities in the global marketplace (e.g. Series Mania); and/or through representation by recognised international agents or managers.
Applications from practitioners from underrepresented communities are encouraged to apply. This may include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples; people who are from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds; people who are Deaf, hard of hearing or with a disability; people who are female or gender diverse; people who identify as LGBTQIA+; and people located in regional and remote areas.
What support is available?
Up to six writers will be selected for funding of $15,000 per person to cover travel and accommodation in Los Angeles, and the following:
provided with registration to Content LA.
provided with pitching training by Jeff Greenstein;
provided with showrunner training by Jeff Melvoin;
supported by an industry mentor, pre, during and post program;
provided with pre departure onboarding webinar Industry sessions. Sessions will cover topics such as: best industry practice and advice for pitching, meeting etiquette and networking in US; talent agents and managers; the current US scripted episodic landscape; and, what executives look for, and want to know, when meeting creatives and hearing about them and their projects;
provided with and need to be available (in person) for 2 x industry mixers in Australia after return from Los Angeles.
Applications from writing teams can be accepted where the team is no larger than two (2) and that both writers meet the eligibility criteria. The funding of $15,000 will be afforded to successful applicants whether they are an individual or writing team.
Important 2023 dates for AWG The Creators in Los Angeles are:
Saturday 6 May: Welcome Dinner
Monday 8, Tuesday 9, Thursday 11 May: Showrunner Training
Friday 12 May: Art of Pitching Workshop
Monday 15 – Friday 19 May: Industry Meetings, Networking Event, Content LA Participants are free to continue their time in LA after the week 15-19 May however that is the end of the official events.
WHEN AND HOW CAN APPLICATIONS BE MADE
Applications close 5pm AEST Thursday 2 February 2023 and can be made via the Screen Australia application portal with the following materials:
Fully completed application form including contact details and applicant eligibility; and,
CV including credits applicable to the required credit criteria (specifying credited role, project duration (minutes), performance run dates and location, etc);
A proposal (maximum 8 pages) that includes:
detailed information on your current slate of projects. For each title mentioned on the slate provide: logline, synopsis, the stage of development and what materials are currently available; any secured development funding; the estimated budget; and information on the currently secured key creative, cast and marketplace attachments and/or interest where applicable;
detailed information on the lead project for nomination to be worked on through the AWG The Creators and as the focus project in the showrunner and pitching training;
specific and intended professional development objectives:
one set of sample pages of writing (15 pages max.) from a scripted project that has been produced.
Applicants do not need to be Australian Writers' Guild members. Successful applicants will receive a complimentary 12-month membership to the AWG.
How are applications assessed?
Complete and eligible applications will be considered and reviewed by Australian Writers Guild, Screen Australia and/or industry specialists.
Funding decisions will be made against the following criteria:
the strength of the proposal and the perceived strength and diversity of the projects on the slate, as well as the stage of development and suitability for the event including quality and global appeal;
leadership qualities of the applicant;
the amount of perceived traction internationally from the applicant's body of work; and,
the perceived experience and knowledge of the applicant pertinent to the activity.
Shortlisted applicants may be required to participate in an online/remote interview.
Applicants will be advised outcome in writing by 09 March, 2023.
If you are unsure about your eligibility or have questions about the application form, please email us at Development or call Program Operations on 1800 507 901. Please note that we are not able to provide creative advice or suggestions to strengthen your application.
If you have questions relating to the program and program content, please email the Australian Writers' Guild. Please note that we are not able to provide creative advice or suggestions to strengthen your application.
AWG The CreatorsUp to six writers will be selected as The Creators delegation to travel to Los Angeles to participate in show-runner and pitching training, industry meetings, mixers and networking events, and attend Content LA in 2023.
Applicants will be advised of the outcome by 9 March 2023.
Deadline: 5pm AEDT Thursday 2 February 2023
Applications must include all necessary and relevant additional supporting material.
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First Details On iOS 8 And iWatch Emerge, Will Focus On Health And Fitness
Now 9to5Mac is citing its own sources in a allegation that Apple's next huge shove is set to be based on health monitoring, with the unannounced but almost inevitable iWatch set to form the cornerstone of what will be a leap into the unknown for the hardware and software giant. That iWatch is yet very much mythical, so we'll have to look what comes of both rumors with time. . Recent iPhones and iPads already feature technology that can track movement more accurately than previous generations thanks to the new M7 chip they possess, but the inclusion of a sensor-laden iWatch would give iOS 8 considerably more access to the data it needs to construct an accurate describe of our overall health. That being said, both the iWatch and health-targeted angle it is set to take are rumors that simply will not go away, and as the saying goes "there's no smoke without fire.
According to the report, iOS 8 will receive a new app called 'Healthbook' that, at least currently, closely resembles the Passbook app pre-installed on all iPhone. With slide-able cards and a vivid interface, the app will aim to make fitness and health tracking as simple as possible while hopefully yet offering a powerful alterative to existing products from the likes of Nike and Fitbit." Will the rumors stand the test of time, or will Apple dump both its new iOS 8 features and the accompanying hardware before they ever look the light of day We're going to put our money on the former. Based on information from unnamed sources, 9to5Mac's Mark Gurman has lifted the cover on iOS 8′s focus on health, with the new operating system set to receive the capability to read various health-related data from as-yet unannounced hardware accessories.
While Apple is yet very much trying to stabilize iOS 7 into a platform on which it can construct, attention is already turning towards what could be part of the iOS 8 experience that is due to land later this year. You can follow us on Twitter, add us to your circle on Google or like our Facebook page to save yourself updated on all the latest from Microsoft, Google, Apple and the web. With the iOS 7 redesign being somewhat on the radical side, all eyes are one where Apple takes its mobile operating system during the next few months. Nike FuelBand SE While currently below development for a release in iOS 8, Gurman's sources point out that there is currently no guarantee that iOS 8 will back the health-related features mentioned.
It's possible Apple would want to launch the health-based features alongside an iWatch announcement, meaning both could be intertwined when it comes to a potential release date. Apple has a history of canning features before a new version of iOS ships, with the option of moving the feature to a later release also a viable one.
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Itziar Miranda Vicente (Estadilla, 21 de setembre de 1978) és una actriu i escriptora espanyola, coneguda principalment pel seu paper de Manuela Sanabria a Amar es para siempre i per la seva reeixida col·lecció de contes sobre dones publicada per Edelvives: "Col·lecció Miranda".

Biografia
Itziar Miranda va viure al poble d'Osca de Estadilla fins a l'any 1995, quan va decidir establir-se en Madrid. Una vegada en la capital es va diplomar en Art Dramàtic a l'escola Assaig 100, dirigida per Jorge Eines, entre 1996 i 2000. Per a completar la seva formació va estudiar Comèdia de l'Art Dramàtic impartida per José Luis Massó (1999), va acudir a un seminari sobre Shakespeare impartit per María Elena Espinosa (1999), va estudiar veu amb Concha Duñaque i María Beltrán; entrenament vocal i corporal impartit per Hernán Gené (2000-2002) i un curs d'interpretació davant la cambra impartit per Jesús Noguero (2005).

L'actriu va compaginar la seva formació en Assaig 100 amb treballs en llargmetratges (Nada en la nevera, Celos), curtmetratges (Franco no puede morir en la cama, Los aficionados) i sèries de televisió com Periodistas.
En el mitjà televisiu va desenvolupar la major part de la seva carrera després d'obtenir la diplomatura. Aquests treballs van facilitar la seva contractació per a Amar en tiempos revueltos, un serial de sobretaula desenvolupat en la dictadura franquista on interpretava a Manolita Sanabria, personatge amb el qual continua actualment en la seqüela Amar es para siempre.

Està casada amb el també actor Nacho Rubio, amb qui té dues filles, Daniela (nascuda en maig de 2014) i Julia (nascuda en octubre de 2016) —ambdues han participat a Amar es para siempre, interpretant, respectivament, a Ciríaco (temporades 3a i 4a) i Catalina (temporada 5a), els fills petits de Marcelino i Manolita—.

El 7 d'agost de 2019 es va estrenar en Aragón TV el documental que va combinar ficció i realitat La tragedia de Biescas que va tenir a Itziar com a principal protagonista al costat del saragossà Aure Sánchez.

Filmografia

Televisió

Sèries de televisió

Programes de televisió
 Madrid+Joven, presentadora (2004-2005)

 Llargmetratges
 Nada en la nevera, como Natalia. Dir. Álvaro Fernández Armero (1998)
 Celos, com Trini. Dir. Vicente Aranda (1999)
 El arte de morir, como noia a la discoteca. Dir. Álvaro Fernández Armero (2000)
 Corazón de bombón, com Susana. Dir. Álvaro Sáenz de Heredia (2001)
 School Killer, com Rosa. Dir. Carlos Gil (2001)
 La soledad era esto, com amiga de Bárbara. Dir. Sergio Renán (2002)
 Bestiario, como Maru. Dir. Vicente Pérez Herrero (2002)
 Esta noche, no, com Carmen. Dir. Álvaro Sáenz de Heredia (2002)
 Perro flaco, repartiment. Dir. Ernesto Martín (2011)
 Bendita calamidad, repartiment. Dir. Gaizka Urresti (2014)

Curtmetratges
 Franco no puede morir en la cama, com Marta. Dir. Alberto Macías (1998)
 Los aficionados, repartiment. Dir. Felipe G. Luna (2000)
 Intro, protagonista. Dir. Carlos del Puerto (2005)
 Entrevista a Víctor, Dir. Boris Kozlov (2006)
 Termitas, protagonista. Dir. Raúl Acín (2006)
 Pasión por el Fútbol. La jugada más ardiente de la temporada, Dir. Rut Suso i María Pavón (2007)
 Perrito chino, com la fornera. Dir. Fran Gil-Ortega (2012)

Llibres
"Colección de Miranda", escrites per ella i el seu germà Jorge Miranda amb il·lustracions de Lola Castejón i ajudats pel xef Nacho Rubio i Alan Rubin.

Teatre
 Zatureki, muntatge per 4t curs de la RESDAD (2000)
 Estaba en casa, y esperé que llegara la lluvia. Dir. Darío Facal, amb la Compañía Metatarso (2002)
 Doña Rosita la soltera, com Rosita. Dir. Federico García Lorca/Antonio D. Florián, junto con la Compañía Espada de Madera (2004)
 El principito, com Rosa, zorra y serpiente. Dir. Pablo R. Escola (2007-2009)
 La Lección. Dir. J. M. Gual, al Teatro Español (2009-2010)
 Tartufo. Dir. Hernán Gené (2011)
 Dani y Roberta. Dir. J. M. Gual, al Teatro Español (2012)
 Lúcido. Dir. Amelia Ochandiano (2012-2014)
 Historia del soldado Dir. Amelia Ochandiano (2015)

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Notícies d'Itziar Miranda a La razón
 Itziar Miranda a teatroateatro.com

Actors aragonesos
Persones de Somontano de Barbastre


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Ten Plus 1 Greek-Inspired Halloween Costumes
Vasilia Niles - October 28, 2013
With Halloween just around the corner, people have chaotically flooded the streets in search of the perfect costume. Among the costumes featured in stores, many are inspired by ancient cultures and especially Ancient Greece. After conducting some field research...
Wedding Bells! Olympic Champion Greg Louganis Ties the Knot
Maria Arkouli - October 13, 2013
Greg Louganis, the living legend of diving, tied the knot with his beloved partner in a romantic ceremony in Malibu, on Saturday the 12th of October. The Olympic Champion became widely known for his personal life, when he publicly...
Tom Hanks Talks About Being a 'Papou'
Joanna Varikos - October 1, 2013
In a recent sit down interview with the celebrity news program "Entertainment Tonight," Tom Hanks talked about his new film, "Captain Phillips," and opened up about his grandkids. The 57-year-old, who is married to Greek-American Rita Wilson, recently celebrated becoming...
Kelly Clarkson Tracks Heritage on 'Who Do You Think You Are?'
Joanna Varikos - June 27, 2013
"Who Do You Think You Are?," a documentary-style series on TLC that helps celebrities dig into their ancestry and trace their family tree, is welcoming Greek-American Kelly Clarkson to the show when new episodes premiere July 23. In a promo...
Exclusive Interview: Greek Beauty and Megan Fox's Double Reveals Herself
Joanna Varikos - June 3, 2013
If you haven't heard of Maria Papathanasiou just yet, keep your ears (and eyes) open for the stunning Greek-American model/actress from Brooklyn, NY. After garnering media attention from a snapshot of her chatting with Megan Fox on-set of the upcoming film...
"What If" you never watch this interview with Christopher Papakaliatis…
Anastasios Papapostolou - May 31, 2013
A mind-game of the daily possibilities we face in life unfolds in Christopher Papakaliatis' latest movie titled "What if..." ("Αν" in Greek). The Greek actor, director and writer who visited Hollywood for his film's premiere talked to Greek Reporter about "What...
Video Interviews from the Red Carpet of The Hangover: Part III Premiere
Watch Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms, Heather Graham and the rest of cast and crew attending the Hangover: part 3 Premiere. weOOcdcycCU "The Hangover: Part III" opened last night in Los Angeles, CA among cheering fans and a star-studded cast...
Actress Joanna Kalafatis in New 'Pierce the Veil' Music Video
Greek-American actress Joanna Kalafatis stars in the new music video for "Bulls in the Bronx" by Pierce the Veil from their latest album 'Collide With The Sky'. The video has gained great popularity on the web and it has almost...
Two Greek Brothers 'Run It' In New Film
Joanna Varikos - March 25, 2013
Brothers Evangelos and George Giovanis have finally settled into Los Angeles. After moving around as kids - from Rhode Island to Greece (their parents are from Ioannina and Nafplio), and then back to the States - the two Greek-Americans...
Starz Promotes Theano Apostolou to Executive Vice President, Communications
Anastasios Papapostolou - March 4, 2013
Theano Apostolou was promoted today to Executive Vice President, Communications for Starz. Based in Los Angeles, the Greek-American PR executive is responsible for the network's overall communications strategies, programming publicity and external affairs. She will remain as the chief press...


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Oprah Winfrey Says Her Interview With Sally Fields About Burt Reynolds' Toupee Still Makes Her 'Cringe'
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TV personality Oprah Winfrey revealed the interview moment that still makes her "cringe" during an appearance on the "Literally" podcast with Rob Lowe.
Lowe brought up Burt Reynolds during the interview, and Winfrey interjected with a story.
Winfrey revealed she was pressured into asking Sally Fields about Reynolds during an interview. (RELATED: Prince Harry Feeling 'Embarrassed' And 'Regretful' About Tell-All Interview With Oprah Winfrey, Royal Biographer Says)
"My big mistake: I asked her, 'Does Burt sleep with his toupee on?'" Winfrey recalled. "I even say now, I cringe to even think that I asked that question. But I asked it because the producers are like, 'You have to ask, you have to ask, you have to ask. That's what everybody wants to know.'"
"And so I asked it, and she went cold on me. She shut down, and I could not get in again."
Lowe talked about his own experience with Fields and her "amazing" cold shoulder.
"She's one of the most amazing actors I've ever known, but when Sally goes cold, it's like Khrushchev in the Cold War," Lowe reportedly said. "She will bury you."
Winfrey said she "deserved" Fields' cold shoulder that day and took responsibility for the "inappropriate question."
Winfrey interviewed Fields in 2012 mostly about her past roles, her openly gay son and what the actress had planned for the future.
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The course Being & Living Quantum Healing facilitates the student and healthcare practitioner of integrated medicine with an in-depth understanding and application of the interrelationship between the Mind, Body, and Soul with their intricate communication channels and unlimited potentialities. The curriculum is designed with beauty and mindfulness, and not only serves the student with a wealth of information but also as a "feast of the senses", welcoming the participants to experience and feel the presented study material as a means to personal transformation.
During this unfolding evolutionary journey, we explore the meaning of health & disease, the individual signature of the patient's ailment as well as the willingness to explore and resolve his mental, emotional and physical symptomatology. Each module will lead the student closer toward the recognition of the existence of a deep-seated core wound, that ultimately feeds the patient's perception of conditioned patterns and his physical illness.
With a well-researched and cutting-edge 21st-century synthesis of science and spirituality, the student will be educated in the primal steps of re-building vibrant and optimal health again. Here, we explore the understanding of the "Toxic Stress Cycle", the essential life-building nutrients, the natural inherent timing of the cells, the theme of understanding cellular inflammation & lack of energy, cellular biology, and epigenetics/methylation as well as the importance of an in-depth ultimate-whole-body-cellular detoxification program. To complete the Mind & Body connection, the participant will enter the process in finding one's true inherent nature within. This part of the course deeply illuminates the understanding of the soul and its vital part in living an authentic life.
Apart from learning a wealth of information regarding integrative medicine and living optimal health, this course also emphasizes the vital commitment and the courageous act in stepping away from the ownership of one's conditioned ideas and preconceived perceptions which not only initiates a profound transformative process for the individual, but also for his community, nation, and the planet.
With all the required aspects of Mind, Body & Soul falling into place, the student acknowledges the intimate relationship of an ensouled body and an embodied soul. With the artful cultivation of optimal health, and by looking at all three necessary aspects (Mind, Body & Soul) the participant ultimately will come to his/her conclusion, that the fascinating journey of healing the self becomes the eternal dance of life.
Being & Living Quantum Healing course serves as an inspiration to choose a completely new way of living as well as becoming and living as an authentic and active participant in a changing world.
The course consists of 200 pages of teaching and/or study curriculum and is presented with 12 modules.
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Taking this online course has truly set the course for me on my road of healing.…gaining the knowledge that taking this course has presented me with has inspired me to do better, and be better. It has reawakened me to the knowledge that I am, and always have been, the "Soul" creator of my life and my destiny.
I have been reading with profound surprise the timeless truths that you have brought to our attention, and my gratitude is sincere for your life of resolve that has allowed you to paint this dynamic picture of life's purposeful engagement. Every concept elucidated was greeted with resonance and the inspiration to inculcate its tenets into a working knowledge. One of the more exciting dynamics is the significant understanding of just how inextricably interwoven the body is with all the other subtle components and aspects of our total being."
This course has opened up things in that I had not found yet, and to be able to understand the things I found was merely incomprehensible before I took this course. With the help of this invaluable material, I gained a deeper appreciation for my own body and the Shakti energy that helps me operate it every day. Due to the lessons, I learned in this course, I could reconnect to an inner energy and power that is so strong I can barely contain it sometimes. This course has been a very awakening journey for me. One of the greatest benefits I received from it was to reconnect with my body and check in again with myself. I am very happy I got the opportunity to take this course.
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Barry Watson, född Michael Barrett Watson den 23 april 1974 i Traverse City, Michigan, är en amerikansk skådespelare.

Karriär
Watson är mest känd för sin roll som Matt Camden i den amerikanska dramaserien Sjunde himlen.

Vid åtta års ålder flyttade Watsons familj till Dallas i Texas där han började arbeta som modell. Då han var 14 år skildes hans föräldrar. Vid 19 års ålder flyttade han till Los Angeles och fick rollen som Matt Camden i Sjunde himlen. Han fick diagnosen Hodgkins Lymfom i maj 2002.

Barry medverkade 2006-2007 i dramakomediserien What About Brian där han har huvudrollen som Brian Davis. 2007-2009 hade han en roll i Samantha med Christina Applegate i huvudrollen. Han har även medverkat i sista säsongen av den amerikanska dramaserien Gossip Girl (2012), där han har rollen som Steven Spence som dejtar Serena van der Woodsen'' (Blake Lively). Just nu spelar han karaktären Davis i tv-serien Hart of Dixie.

Watson har varit gift två gånger och har tre barn, Oliver, Felix och Clover Clementyne.

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Amerikanska skådespelare
Amerikanska TV-skådespelare
Personer från Traverse City
Födda 1974
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Män


Acetylene Good Practices Promoting a duty of care with concrete safety guidelines.
There are a number of practical tips and guidelines that users can follow to mitigate or – even better – eliminate the risk of injury to themselves or others when transporting and handling acetylene.
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Launched in 1999, Eroica is a labor of love for two of the world's great Riesling producers. One from the Old World, Dr. Loosen estate of Germany, and the other from the New World, Chateau Ste. Michelle of Washington state. It's an intermingling of Old World and New World philosophy and technique to craft an extraordinary Riesling from Washington state grapes. Named for Beethoven's Third Symphony, Eroica reflects not only its variety and site, but also its heritage: bold and forward from its Washington roots, elegant and refined from German inspiration.


HypnoBirthing is as much a philosophy of birth as it is a technique for achieving a satisfying, relaxing, and stress-free method of birthing. This amazing program teaches you, along with your birthing companion the art and joy of experiencing birth in a more comfortable manner. you will learn how to call upon your body's own natural relaxant and thus lessen, or even eliminate discomfort and the need for medication. When a woman is properly prepared for childbirth and when mind and body are in harmony, Nature is free to function in the same well designed manner that it does with all animal mothers in Nature.
You will be fascinated as you view HypnoBirthing videos, showing laboring mothers awake, alert and in good humor as they experience the kind of gentle birth that you can know when you are free from the fear that causes pain and tension. Through self-hypnosis, special breathing and visualization, HypnoBirthing teaches you to release all prior programming about birth, who to trust your body and work with it, as well as how to free yourself of harmful emotions that lead to pain-causing fear and unyielding muscles.
HypnoBirthing will teach you the art of using your own natural birthing instincts. With HypnoBirthing, you will not be in a trance or sleep state. You will be aware and fully in control, but profoundly relaxed.
HypnoBirthing® is a complete childbirth education program offered in 5 2 and a half hour classes. You will learn what I like to call life tools. The relaxation techniques that you will learn are focused on birth. However, you will be able to use variations of these techniques for the rest of your life!


The notion of "gatekeeping" introduced by D. M. White in 1950 refers to the process of selecting news for people in society. People in society mainly depend on information selected by media to understand what happens in broader society. In this sense, media is important to our understandings of the social reality. The purpose of this article is to evaluate the status of the gatekeeping theory and to then suggest strategies for empirical research in the future. To evaluate the status of this theory, a historical review is conducted. There are five areas of the research, which constitute five levels of the gate-keeping factors. These areas have been divided into five levels of analysis: individual, media routine, organizational, social institutional and social system. In this article, the former four levels are discussed individually. The last level, social system, however, is so deeply and widely rooted in the whole of society that it is not explicitly discussed as it is too complex to model effectively. After the classification of gatekeeping, two issues are suggested for the future. The first is empirical research methods. At each research level, models of analysis are discussed. Out of all of the four levels, the routine analysis level is the first to be researched because routines are traditions that journalists use in daily activities. The second issue is the inclusion of new media such as social media. Traditional gatekeeping studies have focus less on new media and more on mass media. But now new media have the power to influence people in their selections of news to be examined.
In the tendency that a budget decreases, it is a subject for national government parks (NGPs) to manage effectively and efficiently. Therefore, park managers in NGP must establish the method of park management. The purpose of this study is to develop the method of public advertisement and public relations in NGPs. This study shows that public relations are confused with advertisements and difficulty of an effect measurement and an evaluation. From the analysis on results of activities of public advertisement and public relations in NGPs, there are five different techniques that had been carried out, few parks to put the professional staff, confusion with advertisements and public relations. Advertisements and public relations in NGPs include future tasks, 1)clarification of public relations and advertisement, 2)establish methods for measuring and evaluating the effect, 3)selection methods of information dissemination, 4)implementation of efficient and effective park management.


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Talawanda Talks
Girls Basketball Team Goes Undefeated
Added by Ashley Curtner on February 14, 2013.
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Twin teamwork (photo by Maggie Collins)
Ana Richter blocks a shot from Edgewood (photo by Lauren Flum)
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Senior Bristyl Webb goes in for the layup against Edgewood. (photo by Lauren Flum)
The THS girls varsity basketball team has carried an undefeated record and is currently ranked 2nd in the state.
This season, the team has worked together, relying on each other. Junior Megan Richardson is very proud of her team members. "I think our overall goal is to come together as a family and unite as one," she said.
Last year, the girl's basketball team had an average season overall, finishing with 17 wins and 6 losses. Comparing last year's record to the success of this season, the girls have only gone forward.
Thanks to new head coach Kim Ritcher, the team has done extremely well. But last year was a different story. With being a new coach comes new coaching styles. "At first we weren't sure what to expect," said senior Brilyn Webb. "But, now that we have gotten to know our coach, we understand what she wants from us."
Now that the team knows each other's strengths they have been lead to greatness by working together. With an undefeated score, the team has won league, they are now waiting for the tournament game on March 14 to decide if they qualify for state finals on March 16.
Before arriving at Talawanda, Ritcher coached at Badin and also at a catholic Christian school. This year is her second year coaching at THS.
"It was much easier this year because I already knew the girls," said Ritcher. "We didn't have to start from scratch."
With the girls record 21-0, the team is proud of their accomplishments. "In the late 1950's the girls basketball team was ranked 9-0, but this is way better!" said Webb.
The way the sectional games are designed, that if you lose a game, you are automatically out. This helps eliminate and narrow down teams for preparation for state.The team has 5 teams left before being state champions.
Ritcher said she feels the team has grown together and really improved as a whole this season. "Each girl has a role," she said. "They do their hardest at that one task because that's what we expect out of them. We are like a body, we could not function without everyone's help."
The team is anxiously awaiting the tournament with high hopes of taking home the state championship trophy on March 16th in Columbus.


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The Festival de Lima, also known as "Encuentro Latinoamericano de Cine de Lima," is a film festival held annually by the Catholic University of Peru (PUCP). Its original name was Festival Elcine. The official name has been Festival of Lima, Encuentro Latinoamericano de Cine since 2007.

The festival
The first festival was first held in 1997 under the name "Elcine Festival" at the PUCP Cultural Center in San Isidro District Lima, which continues to host the main festival. Conceived as a "Latin American Meeting of Cinema" the growth of the festival has expanded to the Centro Cultural de la PUCP, brought in Cineplanet, and various concert halls and cultural centers in Lima.

The festival is held annually in the first half of August. Being the main film event in Peru and one of the most important events in Lima's cultural calendar it is a noted festival for regional cinema in Latin America. The Festival launches & promotes the work of Peruvian directors, such as Claudia Llosa and Josué Méndez, and seeks to increase distribution of Latin American films in Peru and elsewhere. In addition to the films in competition, the festival includes screenings of international films, tributes to figures in the film industry, and other cultural activities such as master classes, lectures and art exhibitions.

Competition and awards
The official competition includes two main categories—Fiction and Documentary—and all films must be Latin American.

The award from the festival is called "Trophy Spondylus", which consists of a stylized statue of a Spondylus, a marine mollusk widely used in the pre-Columbian art of Peru. This prize is awarded in various categories of the festival.

Categories

Official awards

 Best Picture
 Best Screenplay
 Best Cinematography
 Best Actor
 Best Actress
 Best First Film
 International Critics Prize for Best Film
 Best Documentary
 First Choice Award
 Second Choice Award

Other awards
 Award for Best Film CONACINE Peruana
 Films in Progress
 Peruvian Best Film voted by the Public
 Best Unfilmed Screenplay

External links
 Official Website of the Festival de Lima, Encuentro Latinoamericano de Cine
 Coverage Elcine 11 º Festival de Lima in Cinencuentro.com
 Coverage of the 10th Festival of Lima Elcine Cinencuentro.com
 Coverage of the 9th Festival of Lima Elcine Cinencuentro.com

Film festivals in Peru


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Scientists have started developing "a 3-in-1 'dipstick' test" that would make early diagnoses of parasitic diseases, such as Chagas' disease, leishmaniasis and African trypanosomiasis, also known as sleeping sickness, ANI/Oneindia reports. "The new test exploits the common heritage of the parasites that" cause the diseases, according to the news service. Researchers in the Biosciences Division of SRI International, who are in the initial stages of testing, have "developed special dyes that allow detection of an early disease stage. Moreover, the test does not require the use of sophisticated lab equipment, and can produce results in as little as one hour" (3/22). According to United Press International, "[t]he research was presented thi s week in San Francisco during a meeting of the American Chemical Society (3/23).


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