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2019 4th LS-DYNA User's conference
Date 2019-10-21 ~ 2019-10-23
Location Pullman Shanghai South Hotel, Xuhui, Shanghai
The conference is organized by Livermore Software Technology Corp. and Shanghai Fangkun Software Technology Ltd.
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With the rapid development of CAE technologies, LS-DYNA has been widely used and recognized as the most famous finite element software in vehicle industry, die &tooling, aerospace and electronics industries, etc. LSTC is famous for its finite element software including LS-DYNA®, LS-PrePost®, LS-OPT® , etc. The 4th China LS-DYNA Users' Conference will be held in Shanghai on 21st - 23rd October, 2019.
LSTC will share the latest product function and development strategy during the conference. We will invite domestic and foreign experts, developers from LSTC, and customers to share their experience and successful cases with LS-DYNA, to discuss the latest features and developments in LS-DYNA, and to explore industrial development trends.
Hosts:Livermore Software Technology Corp. USA
Shanghai Fangkun Software Technology Ltd. China
Dalian Fukun Technology Development Corp. China
Date: October 21st- 23rd, 2019
Training: There will have pre and post-conference training classes being held on Oct. 21st, 24th and 25th.
Location: Pullman Shanghai South Hotel
No.1 Pubei Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, 200235
Participant Fee: CNY 1000 per person for regular attendees and CNY 500 for academic.
Contacts: Elva Yu Tel:18221209107
This conference aims to promote the interaction and communication among the developers, experts, and end users. We would like to invite you cordially to this event, and are looking forward to your attendance and paper submission.
LS-DYNA Agents and partners are very welcome to attend and exhibit your product and service.
If you need the invitation letter by mail or have any questions about this conference, please contact us.
Email:conf@lsdyna-china.com
Speakers Introduction
John O. Hallquist, Ph.D.
Member of National Academy of Engineering, Founder and President of LSTC.
Dr. John O. Hallquist is a member of National Academy of Engineering, founder and president of LSTC. Dr Hallquist entered Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to work on DYNA in 1974 after his doctorate degree in Michigan Technological University. After his pioneering works in explicit finite element method, especially on the effective contact-impact algorithms, DYNA was soon found in universities and industry and government laboratories throughout the world. Dr. Hallquist founded Livermore Software Technology Corporation on 1987 to give birth to the commercialized DYNA code LS-DYNA. Now twenty-eight years later, LS-DYNA is dominantly used in various of industrial fields such as auto crash, manufacturing, molding, aeronautical and aerospace, bioengineering. Dr. Hallquist's distinguished contributions to explicit nonlinear finite element method are widely recognized. He was elected a member of National Academy of Engineering in 2007. LSTC's product line includes LS-DYNA, LS-PrePost, LS-OPT and LS-TASC. LS-DYNA has already become the mostly used engineering code in various structural nonlinear dynamic analyses. Its usage is rapidly growing accompanied by its continuing innovations and expansions in new engineering fields. These innovations have been driven by the willing to satisfy user needs and facilitated by close cooperation with leading universities and institutions throughout the world.
Prof. Wing Kam Liu
Walter P. Murphy Professor of Northwestern University
Professor Wing Kam Liu is the Walter P. Murphy Professor of Northwestern University, Director of Global Center on Advanced Material Systems and Simulation, Past President of the International Association for Computational Mechanics (IACM), Past Chair (2017-2018) (Chair 2015-2016) of the US National Committee on TAM and Member of Board of International Scientific Organizations, both within the US National Academies. Selected synergistic activities includes the development of ICME multiscale theories, methods, and software with experimental validations for the analysis, design and manufacture of engineering material systems, materials design, advanced and additive manufacturing; and technology transfer. He has over 38 years of engineering and manufacturing consulting, including a broad array of companies and industries, small businesses, and international corporations. Liu's selected honors include Japan Society of Computational Engineering Sciences Grand Prize; Computational Mechanics Award from Japanese Society of Mechanical Engineers; Honorary Professorship from Dalian University of Technology, IACM Gauss-Newton Medal (highest honor) and Computational Mechanics Award; ASME Dedicated Service Award, ASME Robert Henry Thurston Lecture Award, ASME Gustus L. Larson Memorial Award, ASME Pi Tau Sigma Gold Medal and ASME Melville Medal; John von Neumann Medal (highest honor) and Computational Structural Mechanics Award from the US Association of Computational Mechanics (USACM). He was the founding Director of the NSF Summer Institute on Nano Mechanics and Materials and Founding Chair of the ASME NanoEngineering Council. He is the editor of two International Journals and honorary editor of two journals and has been a consultant for more than 20 organizations. Liu has written four books; and he is a Fellow of ASME, ASCE, USACM, AAM, and IACM.
Zhenliang Lou, Ph.D.
Ph.D., Senior Engineer, Director of SV Dept. SMTC
Dr. Lou graduated with his Ph.D. degree from Shanghai Jiaotong University in 1998 and now he is Director of SV Dept. SAIC Motor Technical Center(SMTC). Dr. Lou was a lecturer with Shanghai Jiaotong University, 1998-2004, and Virtual Technology Manager with Pan Asia Technical Automotive Center(PATAC), 2004-2007. Since 2007 Dr. Lou has been successively held the posts of Chief Engineer and Department Director in SMTC, and is mainly engaged in developing vehicle virtual products, crash and safety CAE analysis and research of experimental techniques.
Shoufeng Hu, Ph.D.
Chief Scientist of Chinese Aeronautical Establishment, Shanghai Branch
Dr. Shoufeng Hu is currently working for Chinese Aeronautical Establishment, Shanghai Branch, as a Chief Scientist, in charge of the research and development of the composite materials for aerospace applications. He has many years of experience in composite research for commercial aircraft engines. His research interests include micro-mechanics, damage accumulation modeling, and multi-scale damage simulations for the woven composites under impact. In the meantime, he is also involved in research activities as well as engineering applications for structural vibration, high cycle and low cycle fatigue, and damage evaluation of the composite structures.
Cao Zhenglin, Ph. D.
Ph. D., Postdoctoral, Senior Engineer, Director of China FAW R&D Center CAE Research Institute
Cao Zhenglin, Ph. D., Postdoctoral, Senior Engineer, Director of China FAW R&D Center CAE Research Institute, Senior Manager, focused on the vehicle safety & durability CAE research, member of the National Digital Design and Manufacturing Innovation Alliance Expert Committee, Academic Leader of durability and safety field in the State Key Laboratory of Comprehensive Technology on Automobile Vibration and Noise & Safety Control.
Ping Xin, Ph.D.
PhD in Metallurgy, Tokyo University,President of Japan Chinese Society of Automotive Engineers
PhD in Metallurgy, Tokyo University, Tokyo, Japan M.A in Metal Forming, Beijing Iron and Steel University, Beijing, China B.A in Metallurgy, Anshan Iron and Steel University, Anshan, China Served as a CAE specialist, in Toshiba Group (Toshiba Ceramics Company and Toshiba Medical Systems Corporation) for almost 30 years, and gained his wide experience in the design of products and their manufacturing covering material field such as metal, ceramics and semiconductor silicon, and machinery field such as medical systems (vibration) with CAE technologies. A qualified CAE senior analyst from the Japan Society of Machinery Engineers, and international CAE senior analyst from NAFEMS. Served as guest professor in many universities, such as Liaoning University of Science and Technology, Beijing University of Science and Technology, National Key Lab. of New Ceramics in Tsinghua University, Tokai University and Institute of Technologists, etc. Engaged in social service works such as a judge for Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science and Technology (China), and as a president of Japan Chinese Society of Automotive Engineers.
Changping Yi, Ph.D.
Blasting analysis expert from Swebrec
Changping Yi is a senior lecturer in Mining and Rock Engineering, Division of Mining and Geotechnical Engineering& Swedish blasting research center (Swebrec). He earned his Phd degree from Wuhan University in 2005. His research interests are numerical modelling related to blasting, non-ideal detonation of explosives and the interaction between stress waves and underground openings.
Isheng Yeh, Ph.D.
Senior engineer from LSTC
Dr. Isheng Yeh received his PhD. on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics from Northwestern University in 1992. Before joining LSTC in 2007 as a developer, he was a project engineer with General Motors, 1994~2000, and a technical specialist with Ford Motors, 2000~2007. In LSTC, Dr. Yeh works on the development of contact algorithm, isogeometric analysis, control volume airbag, seat belt, sensor, piezoelectric material and new element formulation. Beside, he also develops the Abaqus and Radioss translator for ls-prepost. Also, he was involved in axisymmetric SPH development.
Jason Wang, Ph.D.
Dr. Jason Wang, LSTC Senior Software Engineer. Jason received his Ph.D. degree from UC Berkeley in 1988 and has joined LSTC since 1997. He is responsible for enabling LS-DYNA explicit MPP (Massive Parallel Processing) solver. His research and development are focused on developing Contact and FSI (fluid-structure interaction) algorithms, and ALE, SPH, CPM, PBM and DEM solvers. These capabilities are tightly integrated not only to be used in coupled multiphysics analysis but also executed efficiently on distributed computers. In view of the increases in complexity and size of engineering models in recent years, he also devotes his efforts to developing LS-DYNA HYBRID technology to improve scalability for growing demand on computing power. He is a member of SAE international and obtained Vincent Bendix Automotive Electronics Engineering Award in 2012.
Yun Huang, Ph.D.
Dr. Yun Huang graduated from the department of Civil Engineering, University of Minnesota in 2006. He joined LSTC as a senior scientist / software developer in 2006, and has been working on the Research and code development of frequency domain analysis functionalities in LS-DYNA since then. He has developed a series of frequency domain features in LS-DYNA such as FRF, SSD, random vibration, response spectrum analysis, acoustic analysis based on FEM and BEM and fatigue analysis. These features can find important application in many industry fields, including NVH of vehicles; noise simulation of engines; numerical simulation of shaker table testing; durability analysis of metal structures; acoustic property analysis of sports equipment and seismic analysis of civil and hydraulic structures and nuclear powerplants.
Bo Ren, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist from LSTC
Dr. Ren joined LSTC in 2014 and is currently a Senior Scientist and Team Leader leading an advanced material research team in Computational and Multiscale Mechanics Group (CMMG). The CMMG focuses on the development of advanced numerical methods including adaptive FEM/EFG, SPG, Peridynamics, RVE, Fluid Particle Method, MEFEM, SPH and XFEM for modeling challenging industrial applications in material, manufacturing and structural simulations across different scales. Dr. Ren received his doctoral degree from Huazhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in 2003 and was an Associated Professor at the same school from 2005 to 2008. He was a project scientist at UC Berkeley from 2009 to 2013. Dr. Ren has published over thirty peer-reviewed journal articles. He has been the member of U.S. Association for Computational Mechanics (USACM) since 2009. Dr. Ren serves as an editorial board member for one international journal and has been the committee member for several USACM workshops.
Jin Wu, Ph.D.
Dr. Jin Wu received his Ph.D from University of Cincinnati, and has eighteen years of working experience with stamping manufacturing in DaimlerChrysler Corporation and major Chinese Automobile OEMs, specializing in metal forming simulation, stamping die development, lightweight body design and utilization of advanced materials & manufacturing processes. He joined LSTC in 2018 to work on technical innovations and support of LS-DYNA stamping applications.
Wenhui Yu
Senior engineer from DLFK
Graduated from Dalian University of Technology with a master degree of engineering mechanics in 2006, major in Finite Element Mesh Generation and Optimization. Being a visiting scholar in Earth Science Computation Center of University of Queensland in Australia from 2006 to 2008, main task is Tetrahedron Mesh Generation for Arbitrary Boundary. Since 2008, he's been working at LSTC office in Dalian as a Technical Manager, his team mainly focus on the development, maintenance and support of LS-PrePost.
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8 Dead, Numerous Injured at Astroworld Festival in Houston
11/6/2021 | 8:41 AM CDT
HOUSTON (AP) -- At least eight people died and numerous others were injured in what officials described as a surge of the crowd at the Astroworld music festival in Houston while rapper Travis Scott was performing.
Officials declared a "mass casualty incident" just after 9 p.m. Friday during the festival where an estimated 50,000 people were in attendance, Houston Fire Chief Samuel Peña told reporters at a news conference.
"The crowd began to compress towards the front of the stage, and that caused some panic, and it started causing some injuries," the fire chief said. "People began to fall out, become unconscious, and it created additional panic."
The show was called off shortly thereafter. The fire chief said "scores of individuals" were injured.
Officials transported 17 people to hospitals, including 11 who were in cardiac arrest, Peña said. It wasn't clear whether all eight who died were among the 17 that had been transported to hospitals. Many people were also treated at the scene at NRG Park, where a field hospital had been set up. About 300 people were examined at that site throughout the day, he said.
Astroworld is a two-day music festival that was scheduled to take place Friday and Saturday in Houston. The event was sold out, according to the Astroworld website. Saturday's performances have been canceled.
The deaths called to mind a 1979 concert for The Who where 11 people died and about two dozen were injured as thousands of fans tried to get into Cincinnati's riverfront coliseum.
Scott, one of music's biggest young stars, released two new songs earlier Friday, "Mafia" and "Escape Plan." The 29-year-old Houston native has been nominated for eight Grammy Awards. He has a 3-year-old daughter, Stormi, with Kylie Jenner, who announced in September that she's pregnant with their second child.
Drake joined Scott on-stage at the concert -- which was livestreamed by Apple Music -- and posted photos to Instagram after the performance.
Event promoters had arranged for medical units to be on scene at the festival, however once the crowd surge began, those units were "quickly overwhelmed," Peña said.
In a video posted to social media, Scott could be seen stopping the concert at one point and asking for aid for someone in the audience: "Security, somebody help real quick."
Houston Police Executive Assistant Chief Larry Satterwhite was near the front of the crowd and said it seemed the surge "happened all at once."
"Suddenly we had several people down on the ground, experiencing some type of cardiac arrest or some type of medical episode," Satterwhite said. "And so we immediately started doing CPR, and moving people right then, and that's when I went and met with the promoters, and Live Nation, and they agreed to end early in the interest of public safety."
Peña said officials did not immediately know the causes of death for the eight people who died. A medical examiner would investigate. The deceased had not been identified as of early Saturday.
Officials set up a reunification center at a hotel for family members who had not been able to reach relatives who had been in attendance at the event. Authorities were looking to connect families with festivalgoers who were transported to the hospital, "some as young as 10" years old, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo said.
Houston Police Chief Troy Finner called for calm and urged people not to jump to conclusions as to what caused the surge.
"I think it's very important that none of us speculate. Nobody has all the answers tonight," Finner said. He added that there have been several rumors surrounding the event that authorities would look into.
"We're going to do an investigation and find out because it's not fair to the producers, to anybody else involved, until we determine what happened, what caused the surge," he said. "We don't know, but we will find out."
The Associated Press reached out to a representative for Scott but did not immediately hear back.
Finner told reporters that Scott and the event promoters cooperated with police.
Scott founded Astroworld Festival in 2018 and it has taken place at the former site of Six Flags AstroWorld each year since, except for in 2020 because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Other music events where there have been multiple fatalities in recent years include the Las Vegas massacre in 2017 when 58 people were killed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, the so-called Ghost Ship fire in 2016 that killed 36 people in California and the 2003 Station nightclub fire that killed 100 people in Rhode Island.

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Sean Feucht's Riots to Revival is Returning to the NW - September 3-7
Click the pic to discover what God did in Seattle on that day!
By Tim Taylor 8/27/20 - Did you see Christian Breaking News article about Sean Feucht in early August before he came to Portland and Seattle titled, "Riots to Revival, Sean Feucht Bringing Worship and Prayer to the Frontlines of Two Embattled Cities: Portland & Seattle? We joined Sean and about a thousand believers in Cal Anderson Park in downtown Seattle in the area of what was previously called CHOP/CHAZ. Click here for a report about the great courage demonstrated that day.
We just got word that a business man stepped up to help bring Sean and his team back to the Seattle area. People and churches have done the same from Sacramento, to Salem and Vancouver Washington too. The times and locations follow.
We'd like to invite you, no.... strongly urge you.... to join with the Church in Sacramento, Salem, Vancouver and Seattle to worship and pray in early September.
Ephesians 3:10 says that God choose through the Church to show forth His manifold wisdom to principalities and powers. God reveals through Psalm 149 the tremendous power that is available through praise and worship while Leviticus 26:8, Deuternonomy 32:30 and Matthew 18:19 illustrate the tremendous power in agreement. My friends, every person, every church and every ministry counts.
If there were ever a time for the real Church, the remnant Church to arise, it is now! With that in mind, let us pray and then put our faith in action so as to see the 1000 that joined us in Seattle grow to 10,000. Let us boldly engage in prayer, praise and worship so as to invite God's abiding presence into our chaotic cities so that they might be transformed.
My wife Brenda mused the other day wondering if Sean might be a modern day version of the prophet and song writer, Keith Green. What say you?
Details for Seattle, Vancouver, Salem and Sacramento
Praying & Fasting for The Return!
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by Tim Taylor, August 24. 2020: As soon as the pandemic (scamdemic) began and churches shut their doors, we opened ours. This past Sunday I shared with the Church that meets at our house about "The Return" which is to be held in Washington DC on September 26th and burden God laid upon our heart. Many churches and cities across the world are planning to join them via simulcast. It is a national and global day of prayer and repentance.
Last month the Lord laid Joel 2:15-17 upon my heart. It says:
Blow the trumpet in Zion, Consecrate a fast, Call a sacred assembly; 16 Gather the people, Sanctify the congregation,
Assemble the elders, Gather the children and nursing babes; Let the bridegroom go out from his chamber, And the bride from her dressing room. 17 Let the priests, who minister to the LORD, Weep between the porch and the altar; Let them say, "Spare Your people, O LORD, And do not give Your heritage to reproach, That the nations should rule over them. Why should they say among the peoples, 'Where is their God?'"
The Lord has also strongly emphasized 2 Peter 3:10-12 for years which underscores the fact that there is a people who can hasten the Day of the Lord and His return. That's part of the goal of the 1Church1Day strategy. It is to facilate the mobilization of a people who will "pre-prayer" the way of the Lord.
Brenda and I are going to enter into a season of prayer with fasting and we wanted to invite you to pray and ask the Lord if it would please Him for you to join with us. To learn more about The Return click here.
To help you prepare, here is a lesson on Fasting offered in our Kingdom Academy.
12 Lessons to Learn in Fasting
In a Five Hour Visitation God Shows Him the Next 11 Years!
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By Brenda Taylor, 8/13/20 - My wife Brenda told me about Kevin Zadai and his intertview with Sid Roth. I'm sharing it here because in his 40+ minute video Kevin shares many things we've been praying about on our Call to Pray for our Nation each Thursday night and or we've been saying what Kevin said God said.
My encouragement is to "pray and obey."
Here are Brenda's notes:
We've got two months to get prepared. A second trial is coming. The first trial, the coronavirus was not from God. He allowed but He did not send it.
The Lord said to give your electronics a break once in a while.
We need to keep our personal lamps filled with the oil of the Holy Spirit. We need this to see in the dark. He spoke of God making a distinction between his people and the world like He did with Israel in Goshen.
What is God Doing?
The protestor said, "man those must be real Christians because they were not scared at all!"
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Tim Taylor - August 11, 2020 - On Sunday August 9th we hosted a service for believers in our neighborhood and then enjoyed an agape feast after worship was done. Holy Spirit moved powerfully in the home as evidenced by people's testimonies and the tears that flowed as we worshiped together and then our Lord ministered to us. In previous weeks we've seen God heal many times. It was another marvelous day but it was not over.
We heard that Sean Feucht was hosting "Let Us Worship" with "Northwest Current" and "Awakening Seattle" in the park at the heart of the CHOP/CHAZ area which has been at the center of the riots in Seattle. We just knew we had to go. This was an opportunity to make Church history and to partner with God's will and lend ourselves and our voices to Him. We interceded, prayed, danced, clapped, sang, and worshipped the Lord. When I say we, I mean young and old, black, white, red, yellow and people from a multitude of denominations and streams. We did the word!
2 Samuel 6:20 .... and I will become even more undignified than this... said David after he'd danced before the Lord.
Psalm 149:6-9 .... we honored our Lord with the high praises of God
Psalm 2:6 .... we delcared the decree over Seattle and the Northwest
John 1:12.... as many as received Him, He gave them the right to become children of God
Acts 10:47... they were water baptized
Acts 4:29.... many witnessed to Antifa, Satanists, protestors with this attitude, "Now look upon their threats, and grant unto Your servants with all boldness they may speak Your word by stretching out Your hand to heal...."
I estimated over 1000 were there and more importantly, our Lord's presence was there. It was marvelous.
Some threatened with weapons, tried to steal, damaged equipment, cut off the generator, yelled obscenities.... but through it all, the Church, the ekklessia, the "Called Out Ones" just kept singing, dancing, worshipping and praying.
I'll share several posts, testimonies and articles below but let me highlight two testimonies I absolutely love. Jeremiah n Maresha Swartz shared Christ with some of the protestors after it was over. As they walked away they overheard them say, "man those must be real Christians because they were not scared at all."
We also saw a guy filming using Facebook Live on top of a dome. He was decked out with clothing and tats that made it pretty clear he was a Satanist. Someone found his FB live clip where he says "the more that I yell at them, the more fun they have. The more fun they f_ _ _ _ _ _ have dude. This S_ _ _ _ _ is ridiculous." You'll find a link below but beware of his language.
Light was introduced in the darkness and some were set free. Check it out below. Also, if you'd like to follow Sean Feucht's team and Let Us Worship around the states click here.
I'm at War with this Ideology!
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Tim Taylor, August 3, 2020 - I'm at war with BLM, Antifa, KKK, Islam and the Democrat Party Platform..... not the people..... but their ideologies.
Why? Because ideology stands for a body of doctrine, a belief system. As a Christian the scripture informs me that love confronts a false doctrine. Why does God want His ministers confronting a false teaching? It is because God loves all people and He wants them to be set free.
Paul tells Timothy in 1 Timothy 1:3-11 (underlines were added):
"As I urged you when I went into Macedonia—remain in Ephesus that you may charge some that they teach no other doctrine, 4 nor give heed to fables and endless genealogies, which cause disputes rather than godly edification which is in faith. 5 Now the purpose of the commandment is love from a pure heart, from a good conscience, and from sincere faith, 6 from which some, having strayed, have turned aside to idle talk, 7 desiring to be teachers of the law, understanding neither what they say nor the things which they affirm. 8 But we know that the law is good if one uses it lawfully, 9 knowing this: that the law is not made for a righteous person, but for the lawless and insubordinate, for the ungodly and for sinners, for the unholy and profane, for murderers of fathers and murderers of mothers, for manslayers, 10 for fornicators, for sodomites, for kidnappers, for liars, for perjurers, and if there is any other thing that is contrary to sound doctrine, 11 according to the glorious gospel of the blessed God which was committed to my trust."
Love Confronts False Ideologies
Love confronts false doctrines. Now I know this portion of scripture refers to the Mosaic law. However the principles from this can be applied as we look at our civil laws today. Laws are good. They are for murderers, fornicators, sodomites, kidnappers, liars and perjurers. These are the kinds of people that advocate lawlessness and riots that have led to hundreds of millions of property damage and whose activities have led to more deaths. It seems like BLM only cares if a black person is killed by a white cop.
A Washington Times quotes radio host Larry Elder in Black Lives Matter AWOL as violence claims hundreds of Black victims highlighting the obvious. The photo of a crime scene sets the stage saying "Chicago police officers investigate the scene of a shooting in Chicago on Sunday, July 5, 2020. At least a dozen people, including a 7-year-old girl at a family party and a teenage boy, were killed in Chicago over the Fourth of July weekend, police said. Scores of people were shot and wounded. " The article notes that BLM has been remarkably silent. Larry Elders said, ""More people have been shot and killed in Chicago at this point in 2020 than in 2019, despite two months of stay-at-home directives," said Los Angeles conservative radio host Larry Elder in an email. "Where is Black Lives Matter when you need them?" As far as Mr. Elder is concerned, it's a rhetorical question, one that he has repeatedly answered with the hashtag: #BlackLivesMatterOnlyWhenKilledByWhiteCops. BLM has remained silent.
For context, this 2016 article by Forbes says, "Homicides in Chicago Eclipse US Death Toll in Afghanistan and Iraq." Black on black crime is the major contributor to these stats. This is insanity to me. Can't we just all agree that murder is wrong no matter who does it or what color their skin is? If black lives really mattered these people in Chicago would matter.
But those with a political motive have hijacked the race issue because it is the easiest one to inflame people's emotions.
Why did BLM not answer Larry Elder? Because his observations do not fit the narrative, they seek to use to stir up emotions which makes it easier to blind and manipulate people. Ever heard of blind rage?
If black lives really mattered, then the number one destroyer of the black race would be addressed: Planned Parenthood! The Democrat's darling project. According to the Arizona Capitol Times in this February 2020 piece Abortion: the overlooked tragedy for black Americans as black women experience a much higher rate of abortion than any other race. It said, "The impacts on our black communities are hard to fathom. According to the Guttmacher Institute, which generally supports abortion, in 2011 360,000 black babies were aborted. CDC statistics for 2011 show that 287,072 black deaths occurred from all other causes excluding abortion. By these numbers, abortion is the leading cause of death among blacks."
I am for people but I hate any ideology that destroys so many innocent lives.
BLM, Antifa, and the Democrat Party Platform all espouse doctrines based upon belief systems inspired by Marxism that espouses false realities. Marx and Engels who wrote the "Communist Manifesto" in 1848 were atheists. Communism and socialism were introduced in their work.


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Vaccine risk? Blood markers suggest an increased risk of heart attacks
Dr Aseem Malhotra is a consultant cardiologist and he's calling for an end to mandatory vaccination while we investigate new results suggesting inflammatory blood markers are raised by the mRNA vaccines.
"We know now that heart attacks are an inflammatory condition."
These same markers are used to estimate what the risk of a heart attack is. And the new higher markers hint that in this group of 500 patients, the 5 year risk of a heart attack has doubled, from 11% to 25%. They only followed these patients for 2.5 months, so the increased risk may well be temporary (apart from all the boosters, eh?).
We'll just have to wait for the five year results from Pfizer, sometime in 2082 or so.
Even if it's temporary, Dr Malhotra points out that in the UK there have been 10,000 excess non-Covid deaths — many of which were due to heart attack and stroke. If the mRNA vaccines were increasing the risk of heart attacks, even temporarily, this would explain some of the excess deaths. Inflammation might be temporary, but death usually isn't.
A few days after these ominous results came out, a whistleblower and researcher from […]
November 27th, 2021 | Tags: Cardiovascular disease, Coronavirus, Vaccine | Category: Health, Medicine, Microbiology, Mortality | Print This Post | |
One dollar's worth of Melatonin reduces clotting, sepsis and death for Covid. Maybe we should study it?
Here's another unpatentable, natural, safe molecule that appears to work against Covid and will probably never be mentioned by any Chief Health Officer who wants a cushy job with the WHO or Pfizer.
The Melatonin Molecule by Jynto
An Iraqi group enrolled 158 Covid patients, and gave half of them 10mg of Melatonin a day. All patients got "standard care", meaning they all got remdesivir, dexamethasone, and an anticoagulant, but some 82 lucky patients were randomly picked to get melatonin as well. The average age of participants was 56 and most of them were men (70%).
By Day 17 a quarter of the control group were suffering from blood clotting (or thrombosis), but only 11% of the melatonin group were, or half as many.
By Day 11, eight patients in the control group had developed sepsis. Only two patients taking melatonin did. Sepsis is a systemic condition where basic things like blood pressure, heart rate, and temperature are running awry, and things are getting out of control. By Day 17, a third of the control group had sepsis, but only 8% of controls the test group with melatonin did. It's the kind of condition that kills people.
Indeed […]
November 23rd, 2021 | Tags: Antiviral, Coronavirus, Melatonin | Category: Health, Microbiology, Mortality | Print This Post | |
Global warming saves 166,000 lives a year: UN says Stop That Now
In a surprise, mammals with a body temperature of 37 degrees Celsius do better in warmer weather
Who knew that global warming has saved 166,000 lives a year every year since 2000? Burn coal, save the world! Some countries are just not doing enough to help. Does your nation have a Net-100 Plan for 2050 to double CO2 emissions? It's never too late to start. Countries that leave coal deposits undeveloped are not part of the solution.
Climate Change Saves More Lives Than You'd Think
Bjorn Lomborg, Wall Street Journal
… climate change has saved more lives from temperature-related deaths than it has taken. Heat deaths make up about 1% of global fatalities a year—almost 600,000 deaths—but cold kills eight times as many people, totaling 4.5 million deaths annually. As temperatures have risen since 2000, heat deaths have increased 0.21%, while cold deaths have dropped 0.51%. Today about 116,000 more people die from heat each year, but 283,000 fewer die from cold. Global warming now prevents more than 166,000 temperature-related fatalities annually.
Headlines predictably said "Heat Deaths Up 50%" since the year 2000. But Lomborg points out that most all […]
September 24th, 2021 | Tags: Cold Climate Risks, Facebook, Heatwaves, Lomborg (Bjorn), Temperature (Effect on Mortality) | Category: FakeNews, Global Warming, Mortality, Psy-Ops, Social Media | Print This Post | |
In Mexico deaths were 50% higher for 8 months, then they start Ivermectin…
For a whole year more people were dying in Mexico than normally died. There's been one long bloodbath there and an untold story. Mexico may not have hit the "photogenic" headline stage that Brazil, Iran, and India did, but nonetheless, somewhat unnoticed, it's been continuously bad. Mexico has the dubious honor of being one of the worst for testing, with positivity rates at the virtually the highest in the world, running at 35% and even reaching over 50% at times. Few countries have had higher rates (currently only Tunisia, Namibia, maybe Colombia are worse). The Case Fatality Rate has run at 12% for a year, only confirming that there weren't enough tests to know the real scale of the infections. The excess deaths graph tells its own story. The wave of 2020 ran for a whole year with deaths running at 50 – 100% higher than in a normal year. Since the pandemic began some 350,000 excess deaths have been recorded. The death toll for Covid in Mexico may be 60% higher than the official Covid casualty count of 230,000. As winter made the situation even worse, things got desperate enough (finally!) for cheap treatments to be organized.
Ivermectin use […]
July 5th, 2021 | Tags: Antiviral, Coronavirus, Ivermectin, Vaccine | Category: Health, Microbiology, Mortality | Print This Post | |
Ivermectin may prevent 86% of Covid cases, and the UK will do a hobbled trial of it
The new super meta review of Ivermectin is out. It's 27 pages of fine print detail and 144 references, and it's very impressive.
Ivermectin…. by Fvasconcellos
Bryant et al soaked themselves in 24 studies involving 3,406 people and found that ivermectin use reduced deaths by a very nice 60% with "moderate certainty". But ivermectin appears to be at its best when used to prevent infections in the first place. There was "low certainty" but with prophylactic use Covid infections were reduced by an average of 86% . But by the time patients were "in need of mechanical ventilation", the data, while muddy, suggested ivermectin was not much help.
The bad thing about Ivermectin is that there are not many bad things. It's too good, too cheap, too safe, and too far out of patent to be profitable.
Given the evidence of efficacy, safety, low cost, and current death rates, ivermectin is likely to have an impact on health and economic outcomes of the pandemic across many countries. Ivermectin is not a new and experimental drug with an unknown safety profile. It is a WHO "Essential Medicine" already used in several different indications, in colossal cumulative volumes.
June 24th, 2021 | Tags: Antiviral, Coronavirus, Ivermectin | Category: Microbiology, Mortality | Print This Post | |
Summer deaths: How to ignore most variables and a great trend and still blame climate change
This might be one of the most incompetent studies of 2o21
Hanigan, Dear and Woodward have done a "unique", first of, *groundbreaking study* that finally shows climate change is having a detrimental effect on our health (so they say). With great effort to ignore almost every variable that mattered, they found the seasonal ratio of deaths in Australia has changed:
"More people die in winter than summer, but climate change may see this reverse
In our study published today, we show some of the first evidence climate change has had observable impacts on Australians' health between 1968 and 2018.
We found long-term heating is associated with changed seasonal balance of deaths in Australia, with relatively more deaths in summer months and relatively fewer deaths in winter months over recent decades.
Our findings can be explained by the gradual global warming associated with climate change. Over the 51 years of our study, annual average temperatures increased by more than 1°C in Australia. The last decade (2011 to 2020) was the hottest in the country's recorded history.
The other interpretation is that it got warmer and deaths in winter declined more than deaths in […]
April 29th, 2021 | Tags: Heatwaves, Mortality, Temperature (Effect on Mortality) | Category: Global Warming, Mortality | Print This Post | |
Covid: Biggest risk factor is not being fat or diabetic — but sitting still
Could we halve the death rate if we just exercised 25 minutes each day?
A lot of people were asked how much they exercised a couple of years ago. In follow up, about 50,000 went on to catch Covid last year. They were sorted into three levels of exercisers — the 7% most active consistently got 150 mins of week of something akin to "brisk walking" or more. The slowest moving 15% qualified as true couch potatoes — doing less than 10 minutes of exercise a week.
Sadly for the least active, they were 2.3 times more likely to need to go to hospital, 1.7 times more likely to be sent to the ICU and 2.5 times more likely to end up in the morgue.
These are pretty stark figures — making sedentary behaviour more risky than obesity, smoking, diabetes and high blood pressure. Which all seems a bit surprising given how many hours of data collection and TV commentary has been spent on all the smaller risks. How did we manage to miss one of the most important variables there is?
Exercise is "one heck of an anti-viral"
If these results are correct, it suggests most […]
April 21st, 2021 | Tags: Coronavirus, Exercise | Category: Exercise, Health, Mortality | Print This Post | |
In Peru, Ivermectin cut covid deaths by 75% in 6 weeks: cheap, safe and quite ignored
How many unnecessary deaths does it take til people get angry? Angry that the Chief Medical Officers and Health Ministers didn't ask for studies to be done. Angry that most academics sat by and said nothing. And angry that the media just parroted the institutions.
One good antiviral changes everything. If the world had a safe cheap drug, we could not only reduce deaths and disability, but also slow the rate of mutation down and probably slow the appearance of new mutations down.
The Chamie-Quintero study from Peru shows the West could be only weeks away from reducing the Covid death toll if we used the safe cheap sheep-dip, lice-killing Ivermectin like less wealthy countries do.
A study across the states of Peru found that after Ivermectin was introduced, deaths started to fall about 11 days later, and within a month after that, deaths were down around 75%.
Ivermectin is a drug so useful early researchers got a Nobel Prize in Medicine for work on it. It's so well known that in the last thirty years more than 3.7 billion doses of Ivermectin have been given out. It's so safe we can use it on cats […]
February 10th, 2021 | Tags: Antiviral, Coronavirus, Evidence, Ivermectin | Category: China, Evidence, Health, Medicine, Microbiology, Mortality, Science | Print This Post | |
90% vaccine magically appears two days after Biden declares win
Trump was right, but Biden gets the glory
Pfizer held off the discovery in what appears to be a petty political gamble
All along we were told a vaccine "by October" was unlikely and that 50-60% efficacy would be OK. On Sept 16, Trump said "a vaccine for COVID-19 could be ready in three or four weeks." Presumably because he was expecting these results or others like them. On Sept 18th, Biden said he was irrational: ""The idea that there's going to be a vaccine and everything's gonna be fine tomorrow – it's just not rational, not reasonable," and the Medical Swamp supported Biden.
But Dr. Moncef Slaoui, the chief scientific adviser to Operation Warp Speed, said a vaccine by October was unlikely. So did Dr. Anthony Fauci, the most prominent and popular member of the White House coronavirus task force. Instead, the vaccine announcement came six days after the election as votes are still being counted in some parts of the country.
Come Nov 10, Markets rocketed with the Pfizer vaccine news.
Truth was, Pfizer was never going to announce potentially game changing vaccine news until after the election. That's because they changed the original deadline for […]
November 11th, 2020 | Tags: Coronavirus, US Politics, Vaccine | Category: Health, Mortality, Science | Print This Post | |
Vitamin D reduced the rate of ICU admission from 50% to 2%. Do black lives matter?
Given that people with dark skin are more likely to be deficient in Vitamin D, wouldn't studies like these be the best way to show that black lives actually matter? Would you like training in cultural sensitivity or to avoid the intensive care unit?
A free antiviral shining down on you?
In the Castillo study in Spain, 76 patients were randomly assorted into Calciferol treatment ( 0.532 mg Vitamin D ). Of the 26 who didn't get it, 13 were admitted to the ICU. Of the 50 who got Vitamin D doses on days 1, 3, and 7 — only one ended up in the ICU. It's worth noting that all patients got HCQ as well, and azithromycin too.
A second study tested 500 people to find out if they were deficient and followed them to see if they caught Covid.
Why has it taken 6 months of pandemic to do these small studies?
Before the pandemic came there was already ample evidence suggesting that it mattered. Vitamin D influences over 200 genes. Its levels also correlate with lower rates of cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma, heart disease, dental caries, preeclampsia, autoimmune disease, depression, anxiety, and sleep disorders. […]
September 12th, 2020 | Tags: Evidence, Vitamin D | Category: Diet, Evidence, Health, Medicine, Mortality | Print This Post | |


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Buenache de Alarcón es un municipio y localidad española de la provincia de Cuenca, en la comunidad autónoma de Castilla-La Mancha. El término municipal, atravesado por el río Júcar, tiene una población de .

Geografía

Ubicación

Buenache se encuentra al final de La Mancha en la comarca conocida como Manchuela. La localidad, ubicada entre las poblaciones de Hontecillas y Olmedilla de Alarcón, se encuentra en la ribera izquierda del río Júcar. Sus gentilicios más habituales son buenachero y bonachero. La localidad se encuentra a una altitud de unos 817 m sobre el nivel del mar. Latitud: 39º 39' N, longitud: 2º 10' O. El término municipal se caracteriza por un paisaje ondulado constituido por materiales sedimentarios, presentando materiales calizos y arcillosos procedentes del relieve formado durante la orogenia alpina y erosionado posteriormente.

Clima
Presenta un clima mediterráneo continentalizado caracterizado por inviernos fríos y veranos calurosos. Concentra las precipitaciones en la estación de otoño con un máximo secundario en primavera.

Historia
El emperador Carlos V pernoctó en Buenache de Alarcón la noche del 26 de abril de 1528, cuando se encontraba de viaje hacia Valencia, donde llegó el 3 de mayo.

A mediados del , el lugar contaba con una población censada de 1773 habitantes. La localidad aparece descrita en el cuarto volumen del Diccionario geográfico-estadístico-histórico de España y sus posesiones de Ultramar de Pascual Madoz de la siguiente manera:

Administración

Lugares de interés

 Destaca la iglesia de San Pedro Apóstol, con restos del  de los que se conserva el ábside, aunque remozada y ampliada en los siglos posteriores. Formada por tres naves, conserva algunas arquerías góticas del  y un artesonado mudéjar en la nave central de los siglos -. El retablo mayor, dedicado a San Pedro Apóstol, es del , barroco, de talla y con columnas salomónicas. En este mismo siglo, se amplió con dos capillas a los lados de las naves laterales. La planta es de salón escalonada, con tres naves y techumbre de artesa. Las tres naves están separadas por arcos desiguales a cada lado de la nave central. El ábside es semicircular con saetera muy estrecha y alargada, pero cegada con revoco, por lo que su origen podría ser protogótico. La capilla de la Inmaculada Concepción, en la fachada sur, comunica con la nave lateral de la Virgen del Rosario, ordenada construir por Diego de Reillo, arcipreste de Belmonte, en 1675 y finalizada en 1686. Algunas capillas disponen de sacristía propia. La iglesia tiene una gran sacristía, coro postizo de principios del  al que se puede acceder a través de una escalera de caracol, abundante carpintería labrada en los respaldos de los bancos, cancelas de bolillos con peinados de dos o tres roscas y tornavoz del púlpito. El suelo de la iglesia es igual en toda ella (excepto en la sacristía que es de barro más moderno, y en el coro, que es de yeso), con baldosas de barro antiguo separadas horizontalmente cada siete baldosas. En algunas de las baldosas aparece la marca de las llaves de San Pedro Apóstol, titular de la iglesia. En febrero de 2010 se incoó expediente para declarar la iglesia bien de interés cultural. Tenía la iglesia unas antiguas y magníficas campanas. Tan buenas o más que las de Toledo, dice nuestro paisano Moreno.  Durante la Guerra Civil fueron robadas las campanas por los republicanos para hacer de ellas munición. Para bajarlas, debido a su peso y tamaño así como a la falta de medios, simplemente procedieron a descolgarlas y lanzarlas al suelo.  Una de ellas cayó sobre uno de los tejados inferiores destrozándolo, aun así, consiguieron llevarse esta campana.
 En las afueras de la población, hacia el sur, se encuentra la llamada Finca de Liberato-castillo de Patrocinio , construida en 1972 con forma de castillo medieval: es una propiedad privada, se usa como vivienda particular y alquiler como casa rural."Hermanos Barambio , Lanzarote (Islas Canarias)".
 Al norte, a unos dos kilómetros del pueblo, se halla la ermita nueva de la Virgen de la Estrella. Es un edificio con una nave y campanario, construido en los años cuarenta o cincuenta del , de formas neoclásicas. La ermita vieja estaba en el sur, a orillas del río Júcar, pero la construcción del pantano de Alarcón, que habría de sumergirla, obligó a su traslado. En mayo se rememora el traslado con una romería en la que se baja la imagen de la Virgen desde la ermita nueva hasta el primitivo emplazamiento.
 Cuenta el municipio con una plaza de toros de tercera categoría y un aforo para 600 personas.

Fiestas y tradiciones
 Sus fiestas patronales se celebran entre el 13 y el 18 de septiembre en honor a la Virgen de la Estrella, a la que también se dedica una romería en mayo.
 Es también tradicional el manteo de Judas en Semana Santa y la subasta de los palos de la Virgen para llevarla en procesión.
 Jotas y seguidillas han sido sus cantos tradicionales.
 El 30 de abril a medianoche, se celebran Los Mayos, de larga tradición, en los cuales se canta a las mozas del pueblo con sus respectivos novios, pretendientes o queridos.

Símbolos
 En el año 2005 se aprueba su escudo de armas municipal que se describe de la siguiente forma: escudo español; cuartelado en nueve cuarteles:
 De gules, tres castillos de oro
 De plata dos leones de gules
 De oro dos calderas de oro de sable
 De gules siete barras de oro
 De azur una piedra triangular (roquete) de oro
 De gules doce cuadrigos dorados
 De oro un castillo de púrpura sumado de un guerrero de plata, moviente de las almenas, que empuña una espada en su mano diestra y un escudo en la siniestra
 De plata la cruz de la Inquisición de sable
 De azur un castillo de oro, cercado en su mitad por ocho estrellas de oro.
 Bordura de azur con una cadena de oro. Al timbre corona real española.
La Real Academia de la Historia había desaconsejado la adopción del escudo, basándose en una descripción incompleta y confusa que hizo en 1787 el párroco del pueblo. Al parecer, describió un escudo personal (quizás de un miembro de los Manrique de Lara) y sin los suficientes conocimientos heráldicos. Al tratarse del único testimonio de un blasón del pueblo, el ayuntamiento lo ha reconstruido a partir de esta descripción.

Personas notables
De entre las gentes de Buenache han salido diferentes personajes:
 Juan de Rojas y Ausa (Buenache de Alarcón, 1622-San Pedro de Metapa (Guatemala), 1685), fraile mercedario, teólogo, escritor y poeta místico, obispo de Nicaragua. Cuya obra más representativa fue Representaciones de la verdad vestida, místicas, morales y alegóricas, sobre Las siete moradas de Santa Teresa de Jesús, reformadora del Carmen y maestra de la primitiva observancia (Madrid, 1679). Nació en una familia de holgada situación, hijo de Domingo Alvarado de Rojas y Josefa de Auza. En su pueblo natal realizó sus primeros estudios, y decidió hacerse fraile en la Merced: vistió el hábito en el Convento de Cuenca, aunque la profesión la realizó en el de Toledo. Estudió Filosofía y Teología en el mismo Convento de Toledo, concluyendo sus estudios teológicos en la Universidad de Salamanca, entre los años 1641 y 1643. Al año siguiente recibió la ordenación sacerdotal. Dio clases, como lector, en el Colegio de la Vera Cruz de Salamanca en 1644-1645, y más tarde enseñó Filosofía y Teología en Toledo y Valladolid. Volvió a Salamanca como lector los años 1654-1655.  Desempeñó el cargo de maestro de estudiantes en Guadalajara. Se le otorgó el grado de maestro en Teología.  Alternó la vida intelectual con el gobierno, y fue comendador de Cuenca, Segovia y Madrid y varios conventos más. Recibió el nombramiento de examinador sinodal de Cuenca y de Toledo, y se le eligió definidor de la provincia de Castilla, y también definidor general, a nivel de toda la Orden. En su pueblo natal se le ha dedicado una calle.
 Andrés Marcos Burriel (1719-1772), jesuita, historiador e ilustrado.
 Julián Escobar Ruescas (1933-2017), filósofo, teólogo, psicólogo y maestro; escritor de ensayo, novela y poesía, galardonado con diversos premios nacionales e internacionales. Destacan entre sus obras: Tiempo anclado (1980), ISBN 978-84-358-0119-5; Cuentos de Amor y de Desesperanza, Hombres y tierras de Cuenca (1982), ISBN 978-84-86023-04-1; Didáctica de la poesía (1984), junto a Antonio Medina y Francisco Oliver, ISBN 978-84-86023-08-9; La escuela del maestro Félix (1996), ISBN 978-84-605-5769-2; y 39 Poemas de Julián Escobar (2010), ISBN 978-84-614-6267-4;
 Francisco Valladolid Carretero, nacido en 1953 es un insigne pintor, galardonado con el Premio Nacional de Pintura.
 El Fary, el cantante Raúl (Raúl Fuentes Cuenca) o el actor Antonio Hortelano, aunque no son nacidos en el pueblo, sí son hijos, nietos y tataranietos de gente nacida en Buenache.
 Nieves Barambio Saiz, (1964-). Filóloga y escritora. Ha desarrollado su carrera profesional como profesora de inglés, francés y lengua y literatura. Actualmente, desarrolla su carrera profesional como directora del colegio y residencia de la ONCE. Ha publicado seis obras literarias. Entre ellas destacan dos piezas ambientadas en el pueblo de Buenache de Alarcón: En tierra de estrellas (2017) y El número 19 (2021). Premio Tiflos de novela 2022, con la obra "Al borde del precipicio", ambientada en el pueblo de Alarcón.

Véase también
 Anexo:Municipios de la provincia de Cuenca

Referencias

Bibliografía

Enlaces externos

 Sitio web del Ayuntamiento de Buenache de Alarcón
 Otra página sobre el municipio
 Buenache de Alarcón en la página de la diputación de Cuenca
 Página de Ntra. Sra. Virgen de la Estrella

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HOW CONTENT MARKETING MADE MARSHMELLO THE WORLD'S RICHEST DJ IN 2020
Why Does Brand Strategy Matter for Musicians? Part One of a Two Part Case Study on the role of Brand Strategy in the success of pop-electronic music phenomenon, Marshmello.
A word thrown around a lot in the design world is Strategy. In long conversations about it with clients and colleagues I've found that many people understand the word to have different meanings. This can be colored by industry vertical and years of business experience, but I'm often surprised at how varied the answers can be. I'm even more surprised by how many artists, record label owners, and night club promoters don't understand how it's relevant to the music industry.
So, what is strategy?
Well, concisely defined, strategy is defining the game you're playing, establishing the rules of engagement, and what actions you will take to win.
So why does strategy matter for musicians?
Well, for most musicians, the "strategy" goes something like this; write great songs, play shows, get signed to a label, shoot music video, book stadium tour, success. But the thing is, thats not a strategy. In fact, those are actually just loosely defined milestones along an outdated career path model that went away when Napster disrupted the recording industry.
How Are You Going To Get There?
A real strategy defines who your fans are, understanding what matters most to them, where they spend time, and how they consume content. It determines how you're going to get in front of them, the voice you'll use when communicating with them, the way you'll present yourself, and knowing how those things align with the audience's needs. A strategy means knowing your goals and having a way to measure their success. A strategy is for the long game, and should supersede any plan for an album release, tour, music video, etc.
Put On Your Helmets, We're Going For a Ride!
So, what might that look like in execution? A great example most will be familiar with today is Marshmello. Taking a cue from Deadmau5, former Trap artist Dotcom donned a helmet, rebranded to a character rather than a person and has risen to enormous fame, far eclipsing his former heights. Why was this model so successful?
There are a number of factors that played into this success. The obvious is that he was already a skilled producer and had industry connections he was able to leverage. While these certainly played a factor, there are two main keys we will explore in this case study.
First, he has a fully developed brand identity, complete with iconic helmet and text logo. We'll explore this in further depth in Part Two, but there are a few important details worth mentioning up front. His brand is cartoonish, fun, energetic, and highly appealing to young people. Already well entangled with the youthful crowd accompanying electronic dance music, one challenge was maintaining relevance in a "what have you done for me lately" music market. How to future-proof an artist when the average customer is obsessed with the newest thing?
One of the savviest moves his brand strategy included was licensing his likeness to the video game Fortnite by Epic Games. This was brilliant for two reasons, the second of which we'll explore in Part Two. The main reason is that sough after ambrosia to musical artists EXPOSURE!
An extremely hot property with the youth (an impressive 350M registered users as of Aug 2020), this online Battle Royale-style game includes various dance moves characters use to celebrate victory over or taunt opponents, etc. The game's popularity has led to a phenomenon of young people performing these dance moves in the streets, at school, on YouTube, TikTok, etc.
Hmmm, young people who probably like electronic music based on their gaming preference, being inspired to dance in real life...
In case you didn't see where this is going- a musician with a cartoon brand has put himself as a playable character into a video game with over 350 MILLION users, 62.7% of which are 18-24, who collectively spend 3.3 billion hours in-game. Well, presumably the remaining 37.3% of the audience skews UNDER 18-24, meaning you're building future fans at the same time. Talk about making sure your brand is where your target customer is spending time. On top of this, he also arranged a virtual concert for his fans in-game, an innovative way to engage his existing fanbase and attract new fans simultaneously.
Watch this French kid go crazy at Marshmello's virtual concert!
Allowing your fans to wear your face to play a favorite game, then wear it to your "show" without ever logging out of the system they spend countless hours in already. Building extreme brand loyalty while delivering value directly to your target customer.
Now THAT is an excellent content marketing strategy! We'll further explore the implications of this deal in Part Two.
Results speak for themselves as he's currently racking up 50 Million YouTube subscribers, 45.4 Million streams on Spotify in 2019, and a reported net worth of over $40M USD, making him officially the worlds richest DJ in 2020.
Now, obviously it took many steps to be in a position to be able to ink a deal like this, but with the changes in the world brought on by covid, there is no better time than now for musicians to develop content marketing strategies that can help expose their music to the right audience to build REAL fans. Platforms like YouTube, Instagram, Twitch allow artists to connect with new fans everywhere, show their personality, and perform their craft live to an international audience, while also offering new avenues for them to engage with fans, generate revenue and express their creativity.
Now more than ever it's important for Musicians/Artists to ensure their music is being exposed to the right audience- lockdowns have crushed live music, but it won't last forever. The savvy artist is using this time to connect with fans in new markets, establish key relationships with promoters, labels, and collaborators, developing new revenue streams online, and positioning themselves to be ready to explode when the floodgates open and live music returns. Minor investments in content creation NOW can pay HUGE dividends in audience retention and engagement down the road.
Having all the platforms available is one thing, knowing how to connect the dots so the pieces combined lead to results is quite another. Developing a content marketing strategy can help musicians, label owners, and promoters alike help attract the right fans without wasting thousands of dollars wasted on poorly targeted ad spend, as well as fast-track developing super-fans who buy your music/merch, attend your shows, and promote your brand for you! So, how does one set out to achieve that? Ready to get started working with pros who have done it before and have proven, repeatable results? Drop your info in our Contact Form and we'll get in touch to schedule a call and learn if we're a good fit to work together. Still need more examples we've got the chops? Check out our Case Studies to see other artists we've helped, or read thru our blog for some additional breakdowns of strategies we've examined from afar and dissected for what made them successful.
See you in Part Two to discuss the role of Identity Design in the overall Brand Strategy that led to this level of success.
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HOW IDENTITY DESIGN & CONTENT STRATEGY MADE MARSHMELLO FAMOUS


SANAA: The Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen carried out air strikes against two Houthi targets in the capital Sanaa yesterday, its spokesman said. The coalition said the strikes targeted a Houthi drone-manufacturing plant and a warehouse containing launch pads. Residents said a house was also hit, but no casualties were reported. Houthi-run Masirah TV said a fire broke out in a plastics factory as a result of air strikes yesterday.
The Houthis, who say their revolution is against corruption, control Sanaa and most population centers. The strikes hit the al-Jeraf neighborhood in north Sanaa. The roof was blasted off a large industrial building and machinery was damaged, Reuters footage showed. Bystanders pointed to powder they say would have been turned into plastic in the factory.
A peace process that began with a December agreement has stalled as the United Nations tries to get the parties to pull troops out of Hodeidah, Yemen's main port, and complete a prisoner exchange. These confidence-building measures could pave the way for further talks. Although a ceasefire agreed in December for Hodeidah largely holds, violence continues elsewhere and has escalated in recent weeks. A blast hit Sanaa near two schools on Sunday, the United Nations and Houthi-run media has said.
"It was almost lunchtime and students were in class. The blast shattered the windows and unleashed a burst of shrapnel and broken glass into the classrooms," said Geert Cappelaere, UNICEF's Middle East head. Funerals for 12 of the killed pupils, all girls, were held yesterday, their coffins carried by a crowd through the streets of Sanaa. It is unclear what caused the blast and UN Yemen aid coordinator Lise Grande called for efforts to pinpoint the circumstances "that led to this tragedy".


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Co-Creation in the city: rights and culture of favelas and peripheries
July 24, 2019 by Ben Spencer
In this blog Ben Spencer, Sue Brownill, Oscar Natividad from Oxford Brookes University report on an international conference on 27-28 June 2019 organised by Sarah da Silva Telles from the Catholic Pontifical University Rio de Janeiro (PUC) and Itamar Silva from Grupo Eco, an organisation based in the Santa Marta favela.
Over two action-packed days at PUC, Sarah and Itamar gathered together a wide range of artists, participants in social projects, political representatives, teachers, researchers and students. The aim was to promote exchanges of knowledge, experiences, politics, culture and art around the challenge of reducing inequalities and distances between the periphery and centre in cities in general, and in Rio de Janeiro specifically.
Sue Brownill and Ben Spencer opened the conference by introducing the Co-Creation project and posed some key questions: What do we understand by Co-Creation? Are there different perspectives on Co-Creation from the global north and south? To what extent is Co-Creation simply co-option by the state? Does Co-Creation address the causes of polarisation and marginalisation or is it just 'artwashing' painting over the cracks? How can Co-Creation be a useful tool for community action and how can we measure its impact?
Sarah and Itamar then provided some background to the situation in Rio which, like the rest of Brazil, is facing severe structural problems including worsening security, increasing inequalities and the reduction of resourcing for universities and other public institutions. Following this they reflected on the Co-Creation workshop run in Santa Marta in August 2018 (see the blog). Itamar explained how the workshop had successfully increased local networking and through powerful art workshops had enabled debate around difficult issues including racism, vulnerability of public spaces, the role of tourism and the impact of the police Urban Pacification Project (UPP). Other benefits had been economic, through money spent on catering in the favela and recognition of the importance of informal social gatherings for building relations and as an act of resistance.
A series of panels over the two days then invited participants to share and discuss their work, experiences and thinking freely with the participants. The first panel on The favela and the periphery in the city: public space, its transformation and main challenges picked up on many of the themes raised by Itamar and Sarah. Orlando Santos Junior (IPPUR at UFRJ) talked about the fact that cities were now under siege with rampant coercion, repression, criminalisation and assassinations through military urbanism. He explained his emerging thinking about this approach and associated public action, which he termed 'anti-social' movements and the challenges this created for achieving social transformation in this context.
Adriana Sansao (LabiT-PROURB-FAU / UFRJ) then introduced her work on tactical urbanism, showcasing interventions using short term, low cost interventions in Rio streets to reimagine public spaces. This was followed by Fernando Espósito (PUC) explaining his research on how the spaces around cable-car pillars installed in the Alemão favela had been appropriated over time. These included playful, artistic, economic and residential uses but were most frequently places of confrontation with the police.
Eliana Sousa Silva from the non-profit Redes da Maré explained the long term work of the organisations in the Rio favela that has a population the size of a small city. One programme had been courses preparing residents for university exams, this had been successful in raising university access from 1% to 4% of the population since the 1990s. She emphasised that solutions to problems were in the favelas and how Redes da Maré had also worked through networks to address issues of memory and identity, health and public safety in a context where resident's rights as citizens were denied.
Oscar Natividad, a PhD student from Oxford Brookes, then introduced his work on community social networks and his plans to do research in Santa Marta. He encouraged anyone interested to get involved with his project.
Andre Lima Alvarez (PUC) rounded off the session by showing a video produced collaboratively with Paulo César da Costa Gomes (UFRJ) examining the place of the citizen in public spaces in Rio de Janeiro, including Santa Marta. He explained how the film was a powerful tool in providing different perspectives on the use of space and raising issues on its use for conviviality and mobility.
One theme running through this panel was the role of universities. The importance of acknowledging and understanding multiple realities and forms of knowledge was emphasised. This needed wider engagement with marginalised communities and the ongoing work of varied, critical and engaged researchers moving on from the previously dominant white, male and western form of knowledge.
The afternoon panel focussed on the challenges of Rights and violence in stigmatised spaces. Marcia Leite (UERJ) set the scene by describing how the UPP, including a parallel social programme had been a government policy developed from 2008 in advance of the World Cup 2014 and 2016 Olympics mega-events with the aim of reducing social conflict. She argued that this constituted police re-establishing state control from crime gangs through conflict, coercion and consent, resulting not in social inclusion but 'economic inclusion' as entrepreneurs through the market. However she noted that the 'UPP Social' had been short lived and had not produced a sustainable legacy, leaving the UPP focused on coercion. The question now was how to produce order, with increased militarisation and the use of new technology, such as drones, and an ethos of 'kill anyone who threatens the good people' propounded by new Justice Minister Sergio Moro.
Jose Claudio Sousa (Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro) described the situation in the Baixada Fluminense (the urbanised lowland region around Rio). Here the militia, informal military groups with undisclosed support by the government operate widely against drug gangs. Jose described this as 'poverty management through state war' with residents of the Baixada branded as enemies and extra-judicial killings frequent. He discussed how, instead of leading a state war against potential insurgent spaces, it would be more productive to activate abandoned buildings with social activities, to prevent drug trafficers taking control of such spaces.
Pablo Nunes (Center for the Study of Security and Citizenship https://www.ucamcesec.com.br/) used the work of the Network of Public Safety Observatories to provide detailed statistics emphasising the deteriorating security situation in Rio de Janeiro.
Repper Fiell, a rapper and activist from Santa Marta supported the view that the UPP had been militarization not pacification. He stressed how the banning of Funk Baile parties in the favelas had been a cultural violation, denying residents of the city both economic opportunities and the chance to meet and communicate, arguing that 'culture is the time when you can provoke changes' and a way of connecting with young people. He handed round copies of a booklet he had developed to inform Santa Marta residents of their civil rights and how to respond to police in differing situations using simple language and cartoons. This act of empowerment and resistance had resulted in Repper Fiell being personally targeted by the police.
Repper Fiell introduces his booklet on citizen rights produced in Santa Marta
Finally, Palloma Menezes (Federal Fluminense University) described how increased militarisation went hand-in-hand with increasing vigilance. Police, drug gangs, militia and residents were all watching each other resulting in psychological tension on all sides and residents needing to 'live with two [or more] gods' anticipating and judging risks from all sides resulting in very high feelings of insecurity across the Brazilian population. This fear had been exploited in political terms by the right-wing gaining votes.
In the discussion, panellists stated that resistance was possible through movements which found new energy through initiatives such as Fiell's booklet, a radio station in Santa Marta and an information sharing group along with the co-creation of a Dictionary of Rio Favelas produced as a tribute to and in support of the ideals of the murdered Rio human rights activist and councillor of the city of Rio, Marielle Franco, a social science student at PUC-Rio.
Marielle Franco Dictionary of Favelas homepage: wikifavelas.com.br
Day two started with a powerful piece of drama from the play 'Encruzilhada Feminina' (Women's Crossroads) performed by Rachel Barros (FASE). This seven-act production had been written to highlight the experience of black women surviving aspects of their lives including urban mobility, employment and education in the context of racism, misogyny and homophobia. The play had been designed to be performed where it was needed – in a wide range of locations from the street to the theatre. Rachel went on to describe the militarisation of marginal areas in the periphery and the experience of racism through state actors in the form of police and health agents and the challenge of combatting the violent politics of the current State. She argued that human rights had fallen away since 2016 in Brazil and that basic rights needed to be fought for.
Rachel Barros performs 'Encruzilhada Feminina' (Women's Crossroads)
This gripping start to the panel on The role of black women and indigenous women in the favela and periphery: racism and challenges was then continued by Monica Francisco (State Representative for Rio de Janeiro from the PSOL Socialism and Liberty Party https://www.rioonwatch.org/?p=50926). Monica spoke about the need to fight and resist in challenging times where life was precarious and black women were objectified, dehumanised and daily on the front line. She saw the crumbling of the myth of a Brazilian non-racist democracy as positive, through acknowledging the reality of black people's experience of extreme inequalities, violent disrespect and an ongoing genocide.
Next Fernanda Vieira (an indigenous writer) read her poem about waking up and deciding to be white which addressed identity, race and access to the city. She explained the situation of indigenous people in a state which seemed to have the desire to erase indigenous peoples and accentuate negative stereotypes. Fernanda highlighted the differing understanding of the world by indigenous peoples, such as human relations with nature and the experience of time. She went on to argue that white feminism was not sufficient for indigenous women and that spaces for effective listening were needed (and had been since colonisation in 1492).
Rogeria Nunes (PUC) presented her research on the feminization of power 'Where are our Marielles?' (referring to Marielle Franco). She had spoken to 50 women who made a difference in the peripheries and who were from the favela. Rogeria had found that they were operating through schemes focussing mainly on assistance, health and culture. Discussion then moved to the importance of culture and language to fight stigma and discrimination through engaging with youth and creating counter-narratives.
This debate linked directly to the final panel on The representation of urban inequality through art: literature, cinema and graphic art. Vivi Salles (a poet, founder and publisher of Corner Poetry from the City of God favela) started the session with a poem about the state governor: 'A missile in Witzel's Ass' (provoked by the governor stating that he would like to fire a missile at the City of God https://apnews.com/69c0f0b46a544ce69aa1a16c14a08dd7) going on to describe the challenges of organising events in the unpredictable security situation where opportunities were already reduced. Leandro Tick (graffiti artist from the Trabajara favela) described his development as an artist and involvement in educational and cultural projects including a graffiti tour in his neighbourhood. Paulinho Soro (a pichador from Rio) then described his political motivations for his work, which had included writing on the Christ the Redeemer statue.
Aline R. Pachamama (poet, publisher and historian of the indigenous Puri people) explained how important it was to provide a history and voice for indigenous peoples. She felt that her publishing house acted as a movement to facilitate these ends and how the values of the company were informed by political and environmental concerns. She highlighted how indigenous communities are not invisible, as many claim recently, but that they have been historically "invisibilised" by political and cultural structures.
Adair Rocha (PUC) provided historical context explaining how slavery normalised the current situation in favelas that were still seen as being apart from the city. Using Gramsci's concept of organic intellectuals, he argued for the need for education through community schools and scholarship programmes to boost the number of black students at universities. He then introduced Yasmin Thayna (filmmaker from Afroflix) who showed clips from two of her films. The first was a film about a big children's party held in a favela household using black archive material. The second, Kbela (2015) was based on black culture relating to hair. Yasmin explained how she had moved from film school in the municipality of Nova Iguacu in the Rio metropolitan area to PUC's course.
Yasmin Thayna introduces her film Kbela
The final panel discussions were very rich, inspired by all of what had gone before. They included the import role of the artist in teasing and provoking those in power, creating new narratives and concepts in the city, preserving and sharing memories and giving space and inspiration for others to find a voice, debate and take action.
At the end of the conference Sarah Telles reflected on how many of the questions raised about co-creation had been spontaneously covered in the panel debates. She stated that co-creation was a form of resistance, fighting back against violence and providing hope. Sue Brownill underlined this by saying how Co-Creation in Europe could be heavily influenced by the state; what is happening in Brazil shows the power of Co-Creation in the face of the withdrawal and militarisation of the state. Itamar added that there was a need for multiple voices and that those on all sides, but especially academics need 'to listen more'. Finally, he said that there shouldn't be a conclusion to the conference as Co-Creation was a work in progress.
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Kitavans and other cultures do quite well on tubers because they are cellular carbs. On the other hand, grains are acellular carbs that drive dysbiosis in the small intestine, leading to leptin and insulin resistance. This is one of the main drivers. When you have leaky gut and chronic endotoxemia, your body produces ROS to fight pathogens.
Unfortunately, ROS overproduction leads to set off insulin resistance.
Your body is fooled into thinking that you are in energy overload and your cells become insulin resistant.
The main driver is chronic inflammation due to a messed up gut.
Furthermore, gluten and ATIs are other powerful triggers of this nasty process.
Rice is less harmful because its starch is organised in a less microbes-accessible configuration that triggers a weaker dysbiotic state.
This is perfectly coherent with the reference you posted and it's one of the main reasons why studying hunter gatherers it looks like that their health is mostly macronutrient independent.
Isn´t the cellular/acellular thing just a hypothesis?
What about honey? This is also quite «acellular» and some hunter gatherer groups like the Hadza and Efe obtain 10-15% of energy as honey and are very healthy.
Also it is possible that just eating a lot of soluble fiber is enough to counteract the endotoxin issue (it may take some weeks or months however for full effect): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20138982.
A problem with this cellular theory is that a lot of other factors are present in these cellular foods as well, such as the very high potassium, and low phosphorus content I mentioned. There are no «cellular» carb foods that doesn´t have a high potassium/phosphorus ratio.
Both a high dietary phosphorus intake, and a more acidic type of diet measured by the potential renal acid load has been associated with diabetes, insulin resistance and CVD mortality. Replacing whole grains with refined grains, even sugar/honey, will reduce the acidic load based on PRAL.
I'm very glad you didn't mention the business biased research by dr.Longo with the fasting mimicking diet.
He sells nasty pseudo vegan processed stuff with legumes and other amenities touting the alleged benefits of his approach with cherry picked circumstancial evidence.
Please don't do like some charismatic bloggers that endorse his business.
I wonder if the consumption of tubers was higher in times of scaricty during the stone age, as is the case for the Hadza hunter gatherers today (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19350623). I suspect a calorie restricted diet with tubers (or perhaps potatoes) could offer more benefits for diabetics.
Evolutionary we should be well adapted to a diet with plenty of fruits and tubers, and if we have problems with carbohydrates, it may be more related to the type of carbs we eat today (grains, sucrose), than carbs per se.
In a small study, native Hawaiians adopted their traditional diet for three weeks, composed mostly of tubers, with some fruits, vegetables and a small amount of chicken/fish. (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2031501.) Blood sugar declined on average from 8.99 to 6.86, despite a carbohydrate intake of approx 300 grams/day. Caloric intake was however also spontaneously reduced from about 2600 kcal to 1600 kcal. But the very positive effects on numerous metrics seems to go much beyond the effect of calorie restriction. Also there were some experiments a hundred years ago (by Dr Mosse, published in the Irish journal of medicine, v1, 1903, p 42-44) showing less thirst, less sugar in the urine, lower blood sugar, and improved strength in diabetics when bread (300-500 gram) was replaced with potatoes (1-1.5 kg). This was attributed to the potash and the water content of potatoes.
While potatoes isn´t «paleo», the nutritional composition is very similar as tubers. A characteristic of the tubers (and fruits) is among other things a very high potassium content, and a high potassium/phosphorus ratio compared to whole grains. It may be that potassium is a key nutrient needed to regulate blood sugar, as has been indicated already many decades ago (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3197792/), however potassium can be «wasted» if the diet is high in salt and phosphorus. There´s some evidence that added salt significantly increases the risk of diabetes, but potassium can likely counteract this.


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https://www.chron.com/entertainment/restaurants-bars/article/Tex-Mex-chain-sues-mom-and-pop-over-Gringo-name-7287874.php
Tex-Mex chain sues mom-and-pop over "Gringo" name
Common-law trademark at issue in David vs. Goliath lawsuit
By Alison Cook
Updated 12:00 pm CDT, Friday, April 22, 2016
Among enchiladas Habanera & the Gringo offers are the chicken and cheese, served with Anaheim chile sauce and a Oaxacan crema and avocado. The restaurant also makes its own chips and fresh salsa.
Photo: Mark Mulligan, Staff
Gringo's Mexican Kitchen, the Houston Tex-Mex chain with 10 locations and counting scattered around the suburbs, has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Habanera and the Gringo, a year-old mom-and-pop Mexican restaurant near Hobby Airport on the Gulf Freeway.
According to Gringo's attorney John "Rocky" Rawls of Baker Williams & Matthiesen, who is representing Ybarra Interests in the suit, the issue is his client's 20-year history with the name —the company was founded by Russell Ybarra in 1993 — and the potential for Habanera and the Gringo's name to cause confusion on the part of consumers. In addition to trademark infringement, the complaint also cites "unjust enrichment" and "unfair competition."
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The filing claims the owners of Habanera and the Gringo "included 'Gringo's' [sic] in the name of defendant's new restaurant as part of a scheme to misappropriate the goodwill plaintiff has developed in its mark."
Habanera and the Gringo partners Vanessa Lomeli and her fiance, Ben Downing, say they're prepared to fight for the right to use their idiosyncratic name. When they opened in a downtrodden former La Tapatia space last year, they operated as a La Tapatia for a few months while working out their menu and deciding what to call themselves.
Ironically, in picking a name for the restaurant Lomeli and Downing were focused on the commonly used "Habanero" variant they were considering, because there are several Mexican restaurants in Houston featuring that hot-as-blazes chile pod in their name. "There's Habaneros Mexican Grill, Habaneros Tex-Mex, Habaneros Tacos," says Lomeli, "so we intentionally went off the wall to find a silly name that would set us apart."
Lomeli and Downing joked that she was the "Habanera" of the pair, because she was, as she puts it, "little and feisty," like the Yucatecan chile that "is small but can kick your (expletive)." Downing was the "Gringo" of the duo. Lomeli wanted them both in the name, so they put up a sign on their facade featuring a big habanero caricature with steam coming out its ears, with a smaller line of script scrawled below reading "and the Gringo," almost as if Downing had added it as graffiti. To save money, he went outside and put up the sign himself.
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For awhile, all was well. But in late October, a positive review of Lomeli's food and drinks on houstonchronicle.com drew the attention of the Gringo's chain. At the end of November a certified letter from the company's in-house counsel arrived asking Lomeli to drop the "Gringo" reference from the restaurant's name or face a lawsuit. "Given the fact that your restaurant has just recently opened this change can be accomplished with a minimum of expense on your part," it stated.
Lomeli's first reaction to the letter was succinctly habanera-like: "This is B.S.," she recalls thinking.
Now she and Downing, having refused to budge, must contemplate how to proceed in a legal process they can ill afford. Given their restaurant's barebones linoleum and tatty acoustical ceiling tiles, its battered leatherette barstools and Formica tables, they're not in a position to hire the sort of boutique law firm with a specialty in trademark litigation that represents Gringo's. They've sunk every cent into just getting the restaurant off the ground.
For Gringo's part, attorney Rawls explains that while the Gringo's name is not federally trademarked per se, 20 years of use by his clients as they built their business makes the name theirs by common law, an additional basis on which trademark infringement cases can be argued.
It's the word "gringo" that's solely at issue, says Rawls. The fact that "and the Gringo" is singular and the Gringo's name contains an apostrophe is immaterial, according to Rawls: "They're functionally the same word. Trademark law takes a practical approach and asks how a word is perceived by the consumer."
It's a question of whether the consumer would think of two similarly named businesses supplying a directly competitive product as related, even if the names are not actually identical, maintains Rawls.
Such legal disputes are endemic to the restaurant world, where everything from names to logos to "trade dress" (a complex visual umbrella involving graphics, colors, interior design and more) can lead to lawsuits. Not long ago, the upstart Hugo Caliente Mexican restaurant in Memorial was forced to removed the "Hugo" from its name when the owners were sued by Hugo Ortega and Tracy Vaught, owners of the famed Hugo's Mexican restaurant in Montrose.
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The restaurant business is rife with such cans of similarity worms. Indeed, the Gringo's logo is a direct visual borrow of the famed "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas " sign, and their menu lists such dishes as "Hugo's Famous Chalupas" and "Amazon Sauce," a pale-green cilantro-laced potion which some might interpret as stepping on the Cordua group's toes.
To Lomeli and Downing, the demand that they change their name seems ridiculous and unfair. An admirer of their fledgling restaurant, who visits the Gringo's Mexican Kitchen three-and-a-half miles down the Gulf Freeway and finds it packed even in the middle of a weekday, may be tempted to see the dispute in much the same terms.
The two operations appeal to far different clienteles, for starters. Gringo's loyalists are there for copious servings of serviceable Tex-Mex at very good prices. I've eaten at the location near Fuqua twice in recent months, and I understand and appreciate its popularity.
But Habanera and the Gringo, despite its birth on a shoestring, is hardly what you'd call mass-market in its appeal. Lomeli's El Paso roots, attraction to New Mexican flavors, use of sous vide and craft cocktail tricks make her restaurant more ambitious and, in a way, less accessible, despite the fact that both restaurants serve enchiladas, and tacos, and margaritas. They seem to be operating in different universes.
How the courts interpret the issues in Gringo's versus Gringo, of course, is what ultimately will matter. David doesn't always get to bop Goliath on the head in the end, however appealing the narrative arc.
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Savage Salvation (also titled Wash Me in the River) is a 2022 American thriller film directed by Randall Emmett and starring Jack Huston, Robert De Niro, and John Malkovich.

Premise
After losing his fiancée to a heroin overdose, a rehabilitated addict seeks revenge on the cartel responsible for supplying the drugs with a sympathetic sheriff on his tail.

Cast
 Jack Huston as Shelby John
 Robert De Niro as Sheriff Mike Church
 John Malkovich as Peter
 Willa Fitzgerald as Ruby Red
 Quavo as Coyote
 Meadow Williams as Detective Zeppelin
 Dale Dickey as Greta
 Swen Temmel as Elvis Kincaid
 Noel Gugliemi as Silas
 Jon Orsini as Skeeter
 Clay Wilcox as Darius
 Winter Ave Zoli as Darlene

Production
On September 8, 2020, it was announced that De Niro, Malkovich and Machine Gun Kelly were cast in the film.  On October 19, 2020, it was announced that Taylor Kitsch had replaced Machine Gun Kelly after the latter dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.  On November 13, 2020, it was then announced that Jack Huston had replaced Kitsch. Production on the film began in November 2020. Malkovich filmed his scenes in December 2020.  Filming officially wrapped in January 2021, and the following month, it was announced that Quavo and Willa Fitzgerald would star in the film.

Release
In March 2021, The Avenue Entertainment acquired North American distribution rights to the film, with intentions to release in early 2022.

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2022 films
American thriller films
2020s English-language films
2020s American films