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Corrina is well known as a painter and rocker chick in the grrl punk band Maow. A former set decorator in Vancouver's lively film industry, she has made a spectacular transition to the other side of the lens. Corrina plays Lois, the Low Self Esteem Girl. She wanders through life lonely and impressionable, easily emotionally coerced by people who wish to use her for their own ends.
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Ted is the founder of Buy Nothing Day, one day in the year where people are encouraged to not spend their money on consumer items. He is an underground cartoonist whose work has appeared in a variety of publications, with Nihilbert being his latest twisted comic strip offering. Gregg is a passive-aggressive pot dealer who masks his lack of self-confidence with a thin veneer of braggadocio.
James Dawes - Garth
James plays Gregg's creepy pal Garth, who feels that bullying is the only way to get ahead in life. He pressures Gregg into selling him information that would allow him to have sex with Lois. He pushes his way into Lois' bedroom by manipulating her emotionally.
Rob McBeth - Rob
Rob rocks hard as lead guitarist for the Vancouver-based group The Battles. Rob plays a shy young man with an inability to verbally express himself. When his youth group turns against him, he attempts to rebel but doesn't quite know what he should be doing.
Carl Newman - Carl
Carl's musical therapies include stints with Superconductor, Zumpano, Neko Case and the New Pornographers. He once fronted a Christian folk-rock revival group with Blaine called Thee Crusaders. Carl plays a controlling yet persuasive and charismatic youth pastor who leads a group of young urban evangelicals.
Cindy Wolfe - Cindy
Cindy is a country and western singer-songwriter, fronting the group Tennessee Twin. She plays the wife of the youth pastor Carl who is instrumental in converting Lois to the faith. Although a seemingly devout Christian, her moral armor crumbles upon the altar of the first temptation.
Howard Reid - Reverend Gabby Gerwilliger
Howard grew up a Saskatchewan farm boy. On his way to God only knows where, he stopped off in the city to become a drug dealing biker. He later met the girl of his dreams and retired to a quiet family life in Tokyo.Howard gives a standout performance as a biker turned preacher who specializes in exorcisms.
Jason Zumpano - Jason
Jason is drummer for the retro-pop combo Zumpano, and lends his elegant keyboard styling to the happening sound of Destroyer. He plays a "john" who buys information on how to seduce Lois.
Dan Bejar - Dan
Dan is the songwriter genius behind Destroyer. He plays Gregg's friend, whose disbelief of Gregg's sexual prowess challenges the fragility of his under-developed ego.
Kim Cote - Kim
Kim plays a psychic visionary who sees Rob overtaken by demon possession.
Blaine Thurier - Filmmaker
A young man with a passion for storytelling, Blaine authored offbeat comic strips for alternative newspapers for many years. His cartoon series Grief was the prototype for Low Self Esteem Girl, his feature film debut. Following a two year stint as an English teacher in Japan, he funded his movie through his job shelving books at the Vancouver Public Library. Blaine and Carl once fronted a Christian folk-rock revival group called Thee Crusaders.
Jody Franklin - Executive Producer
Jody has had his nose in the indie arts scene for years. A jack-of-everything in the film "biz," his most cherished project was producing the Burning Man 99 video webcast. He's infamous for being a member of the demented musical/performance ensemble July Fourth Toilet. Moonlighting as a film critic, Blaine was impressed by his insightful review of Low Self Esteem Girl and recruited him.
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The Sun City Girls are known for producing a diverse oeuvre of eclectic music over the past twenty years, earning them a modest cult following worldwide. They have released a countless number of recordings, and have lent their unique sonic exotica to film soundtracks.
Destroyer - Emax III and Barred from the Temple
Their current album, The Thief, is in heavy rotation in the darkened living rooms of gaunt urban hipsters across the continent.
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The New Pornographers feature three Low Self Esteem Girl alumni: Carl, Dan and Blaine. Their Mass Romantic album of new wave rave up pop is being released through the Mint Records label.
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Amit Sadh net worth and salary: Amit Sadh is a TV Actor who has a net worth of $19 Million. Amit Sadh was born in in June 5, 1979. Initially famous for his starring role in the Indian teen series Kyun Hota Hai Pyarrr, Sadh went on to portray Omkar Shastri in the 2013 film Kai Po Che!
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Amit Sadh was born in the Year of the Goat. Those born under the Chinese Zodiac sign of the Goat enjoy being alone in their thoughts. They're creative, thinkers, wanderers, unorganized, high-strung and insecure, and can be anxiety-ridden. They need lots of love, support and reassurance. Appearance is important too. Compatible with Pig or Rabbit.
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Born Under a Bad Sign (geboren unter einem schlechten Stern) ist ein Bluessong, der 1967 von Albert King aufgenommen und veröffentlicht wurde. Bekannt wurde auch die Coverversion von Cream aus dem Jahr 1968.

Geschichte
William Bell (Text) und Booker T. Jones (Musik) schrieben Born Under a Bad Sign für den Bluesgitarristen Albert King; alle drei waren zu dieser Zeit bei Stax Records unter Vertrag. Im Text des Songs geht es um Pech und Ärger (hard luck and trouble) des Erzählers; er schreibt dies seinem "schlechten Stern" zu, unter dem er geboren wurde. Astrologie war in der Hippiekultur der 1960er Jahre ein beliebtes Thema. Ein ähnliches Thema hatte bereits der Song "Bad Luck Blues" von Lightnin' Slim aus dem Jahr 1954.

Albert King (Gitarre, Gesang) wurde bei der Aufnahme von Booker T. & the M.G.'s und den Memphis Horns begleitet. Booker T. Jones hatte auch das Arrangement besorgt. Die Single erreichte Platz 49 der Billboard R&B Charts. Später erschien der Song dann auf Kings erstem Stax-Album Born Under a Bad Sign; das Albumcover zierten verschiedene Zeichen für Pech und Unglück, etwa eine schwarze Katze, ein Kalenderblatt für Freitag, den 13. oder ein Totenschädel.

Der Song erschien in der Folge auf zahlreichen Kompilationen. King nahm 1978 eine neue Version von Born Under a Bad Sign für sein Album New Orleans Heat auf; Produzent war Allen Toussaint. Live-Versionen mit Albert King sind zu hören auf den Alben Wednesday Night in San Francisco (aufgenommen 1968, veröffentlicht 1990), Chicago 1978 (veröffentlicht 1994), In Session (Albert King und Stevie Ray Vaughan) (aufgenommen 1983, veröffentlicht 1999), The Godfather of the Blues: His Last European Tour 1992 (DVD, veröffentlicht 2001) und Talkin' Blues (veröffentlicht 2003).

Auszeichnungen
Albert Kings Born Under a Bad Sign gilt als Bluesstandard. 1988 wurde der Song in die Blues Hall of Fame der Blues Foundation aufgenommen. Die Rock and Roll Hall of Fame listete den Song 1995 unter den "500 Songs That Shaped Rock and Roll".

Die Version von Cream
Die britische Rockband Cream nahm Born Under a Bad Sign für ihr drittes Album Wheels of Fire (1968) auf. Die Aufnahme folgt Kings Vorgabe mit einem längeren Gitarrensolo von Eric Clapton und kleineren Textanpassungen. Eine Live-Version ist auf dem Album BBC Sessions zu hören, das Aufnahmen aus dem Zeitraum 1966 bis 1968 enthält und 2003 veröffentlicht wurde. Auch bei ihren Reunion-Konzerten 2005 spielte die Gruppe Born Under a Bad Sign, zu hören auf dem Album Royal Albert Hall London May 2-3-5-6, 2005.

Weitere Coverversionen (Auswahl)
(Quelle: SecondHandSongs)
 The Butterfield Blues Band (1968)
 William Bell (1969)
 Big Mama Thornton (1969)
 Magic Slim (1977)
 Peter Green (1980)
 Klaus Doldinger's Passport (1991)
 Koko Taylor mit Buddy Guy (1993)
 Etta James (1998)
 Blue Cheer (2007)
 Joe Bonamassa (2016)

Weblinks

 Albert King – Born Under a Bad Sign auf YouTube
 Cream – Born Under a Bad Sign auf YouTube
 Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan – Born Under a Bad Sign auf YouTube
 Joe Bonamassa – Born Under a Bad Sign – Live at the Greek Theatre auf YouTube

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"In the Mood" is Glenn Miller's 1939 hit song, a recognizable tune that's sure to get you on your feet. This recording is one of the pinnacle songs of this time, and Miller's biggest instrumental hit and most-requested number. As popular as it was, "In the Mood" can't take credit for the riff that makes the tune so familiar, and Glenn Miller can't take credit for writing it. The song has a slur of repeated arpeggios throughout, which was seen exactly in multiple other pieces in the decade before. Why did Miller's version become such a hit over the others? Well, that answer may come down to race. Most other bands with the riff were black, and back then, black musicians weren't allowed to play in big ballrooms. This may also be why black saxophonist, Joe Garland, didn't get the credit he deserved for actually writing the song.
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Road Test: New Lectrosonics Duet Digital Wireless IEM/IFB System In Review
Thoroughly checking out the functionality and performance of a versatile new wireless transmitter and receiver, plus more.
By Nicholas Radina • February 14, 2018
Lectrosonics Duet, comprised of the M2T transmitter and M2R belt pack receiver(s).
Lectrosonics has been in the RF game for a long time, a leader in many respects in developing robust technologies, smart solutions, and long-lasting professional products. Chances are you've heard Lectrosonics gear in movies and broadcast programming as well as in touring, theater and installation applications.
The company's latest development is Duet, a digital wireless IEM/IFB (in-ear monitoring/interruptible foldback) system that may just increase that awareness. As with all other Lectrosonics gear I've used, Duet is packaged very smart. I smiled seeing the confident warning sticker ensuring a reliable piece of gear – apparently able to withstand a prehistoric stomp.
Duet is comprised of the M2T half-rack transmitter and the M2R belt pack receiver, both with all-metal housings that feel quite solid. An external power supply for the M2T, two AA lithium batteries for the M2R, rack mount kit, antennas, USB cable and an excellent manual round out the package.
While the M2T transmitter is a half-rack unit, it offers two stereo RF carriers that provide the ability to transmit two independent stereo channels. In addition, the transmitter can be configured to transmit four mono audio channels.
The rear of the unit has four combo XLR/TRS jacks, two Dante network ports, two BNC antenna connections, a networking port for monitoring and setup, and a power connection. On the front panel there's a nice color LCD display, 1/8-inch headphone jack, headphone level, power switch, IR sync port, and a micro "B" USB port.
An amusing "warning" sticker that ships with every system.
High-quality membrane buttons take care of navigation, working using the usual menu/select, back, up and down, respectively. There are also four additional buttons labeled "A1, A2, B1, B2" that select cuing functions.
The M2R receiver pack comes with a solid knob, four membrane buttons, IR sync port, RF link indicator (blue is "on"), and a full color screen. A unique and powerful feature of is true diversity, indicated by its two antennas.
Battery life is estimated at 3.5 to 4 hours for alkaline, 7 to 7.5 hours for lithium, and about 5 hours for NiMh (2500 mA/H). An indicator marked "BATT" indicates health of the battery, in addition to an icon on the screen.
A few stand-out capabilities include an adjustable limiter that offers additional gain and threshold settings, as well as a high-frequency boost with a choice of corner frequencies of 5 or 7 kHz.
The pack's software is easy to navigate, and the LCD backlight can be configured to turn off after 30 seconds, 5 minutes or never.
Blazing New Trails
Conventional analog wireless is based on FM transmission (frequency modulation – think of your favorite FM radio station). In order to maintain high, albeit limited, audio fidelity, a process called companding is often used that compresses the audio signal being transmitted and then expands it on the receiving end. This is in addition to the multiplexing process to carry two audio channels on one RF carrier.
The downsides of these processes can include reduced dynamic range, channel separation, stereo imaging and frequency response, all of which are quite important in the IEM world. However, Lectrosonics has developed a proprietary digital RF process that aims to do away with the limitations of conventional FM transmission while promising flat frequency response, wide dynamic range, solid stereo imaging and no crosstalk, low distortion and very low latency.
Running a scan on the M2R pack.
What about latency? Digital processes take time, albeit on a very small scale, yet this delay or latency, can contribute to problems when used in the IEM context, especially with singers.
A simple test: grab some headphones and a microphone. On the console, delay your input in millisecond increments while monitoring your own voice. You'll start to notice a slight change with how you're hearing yourself through your own bone conduction and then through your ears.
This difference can be distracting and lead to some "un-EQuable" challenges. However, with Duet, Lectrosonics has obviously spent quite a bit of time on minimizing this delay, getting it to 1.4 milliseconds with analog input and 2.2 milliseconds when using Dante – quite impressive.
Another nice, and very useful, feature available of the M2R pack is a mixer function. This allowed me to choose to hear the stereo mix, swap left and right, both mono channel one and two, mono left, mono right or custom.
I can see this as quite helpful in developing several custom IFB mixes for different talent without needing separate transmitters. (For example, a mono program and producer feed, another just needs program, another just needs producer, and so on.) It could also be beneficial for quickly setting up custom crew mixes as well. The level adjustments can be made on the pack with ease.
In addition, there's what Lectrosonics calls "FlexList," which is the ability to "load" a pack with several frequencies. It's another powerful feature, helping with troubleshooting, fast back-up packs and the obvious cueing application.
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 Madison Keys (USA) vs [Q] Kristina Kucova (SVK) – Kucova battled through qualifying rounds and a number of come from behind wins in Montreal. She very well could upset Keys. However, I think even a great story like this comes to an end. Keys is having an excellent 2016 and she will likely add to that with a win in this match.


Some of us don't feel like Gumby naturally, even if we actually have pretty good mobility. Often I see lifters feel stiff and uncomfortable in their workouts until they're nearly finished, at which point they observe they finally feel "warm". This should tell you that you need to change something - if you know you can get warm and feel loose eventually, it makes sense to figure out how to get that feeling at the beginning of your workouts instead of waiting until the end.
One effective way of doing this, which is less of a hassle and less of an energy drain than just warming up dramatically longer, is to get some physical activity in first thing in the morning. This can take a lot of forms, but the simplest would be running through a dynamic warm-up similar (or even identical) to what you do as part of your actual training warm-up.
This helps neurologically reset your body after it's been sedentary and in shortened positions all night, and makes it much easier to get warm and loose later for training. If you have time, precede this with a hot shower. If you have to train first thing in the morning, that hot shower will be even more helpful.


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The audio for the Doctor's upcoming adventure, which features scuttling termites and promises to be a 'very creepy and scary episode', will be manipulated so that it appears to be coming from anywhere in three-dimensional space, including behind, above and below the listener.
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Q: What do these residual patterns tell me? I am doing a regression analysis with multiple variables and comparing it to a one-variable null hypothesis. The goal is to see which model provides a better explanation. The topic is information diffusion, hence the names DIFfusion, INDustry, etc. Also I must say that DIF is many times zero (has a long tail) and all variables go between 0 and 1. Anyways, the hypothesis can be translated unto:
H_0: DIF ~ REL
H_1: DIF ~ REL+COMREL+INDREL
H_2: DIF ~ REL+COMREL+INDREL+SIZE1+SIZE2
REL multiplies the other two variables as theoretically they are related and together they 'should' give a better prediction of DIF.
Now, the tricky things for me are two.
First, (and most importantly), although R values are over 0.6 -good enough for this topic- when I see the residuals they tend to follow a pattern that is similar for all three hypotheses. I really don't know why or how to address it.

Second, I have the intuition that the dependent variable (DIF) behaves like an iceberg and sea-level. Meaning that the lower the sea level (represented by SIZE1-2), I could see more of the shape of the iceberg, where the shape of the iceberg is given by the other variables. Have you encountered situations like this? How would you model/test it?
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Q: Third-party lib within the UI5 app is only loaded after a refresh I'm trying to implement the ZXing barcode scanner library inside my UI5 project. For this I'm following the following tutorial: https://blogs.sap.com/2021/02/01/native-js-zxing-scanner-in-sapui5/.
So far it works pretty well. Now I've discovered that the external library doesn't load at the first app opening. So if I open the UI5 lib in incognito mode, the library isn't loaded and I get the following error:

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After an additional page reload the lib is successfully loaded and works.
The resources section inside my mainfest.json:
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  ]
}

I'm then using the ZXing inside the custom control under "webapp/controls/BarcodeScanner" (as in the tutorial stated) and I have annotated the file with /* global ZXing:true */.
Then inside the Master.controller.js#init, I initialize the scanner:
this.oScanner = new BarcodeScanner({
  valueScanned: [this.onScanned, this],
  decoderKey: 'text',
});

I'm completely lost. Why doesn't the library get loaded at the first page view? But from the first refresh on the library works without problems. It's just the first load. That's such a dumb problem and I can't get the solution for.

A: The manifest.json section /sap.ui5/resources/js is deprecated since UI5 1.94.
Instead, have a look at the existing solutions:

*

*If the app is running with SAPUI5 1.84.18 or higher, simply use sap.ndc.BarcodeScanner(Button) which supports pure SAPUI5 web apps (no hybrid) unlike in earlier versions.* Sample: https://ui5.sap.com/#/entity/sap.ndc.BarcodeScannerButton/sample/sap.ndc.sample.BarcodeScannerButton

*If the app is running with OpenUI5:

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*Try the (experimental) web component sap/ui/webc/fiori/BarcodeScannerDialog control.

*If the app runs in a Chromium-based browser on Android or macOS (iOS not supported yet**), try the web standard Shape Detection API which supports detecting barcodes natively. Here is an OpenUI5 sample with the Shape Detection API:

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*Sample (Android phone required): https://run.plnkr.co/plunks/axL2LIJA4nuQbSxW/

*Code: https://plnkr.co/edit/axL2LIJA4nuQbSxW
Both standard UI5 controls sap/ndc/BarcodeScanner and sap/ui/webc/fiori/BarcodeScannerDialog implement ZXing internally.

* See Note 2992772.
** Request for the Shape Detection API implementation in WebKit: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=198174


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All Saints – movie review
By David Edwards 2 years ago
Well meaning, but heavy handed, All Saints tells the true story of a church at the edge of extinction.
After trading in his corporate career to become a preacher, Michael Spurlock (John Corbett) finds his first assignment is a quaint country church with only a dozen members. The job comes with a catch: he has to close the doors for good and sell the prime piece of land on which it sits. Developers eagerly eye the property while the congregation mourns the inevitable. But Spurlock and his family – wife Aimée (Cara Buono) and their 10-year-old son Atticus (Myles Moore) – look forward to moving on to an established church where they can put down roots.
But when All Saints hesitantly begins welcoming Karen refugees from Burma – former farmers striving for a fresh start in America – Spurlock feels called to an improbable new mission. Toiling alongside the Karen people, the congregation attempts to turn its fertile land into a working farm to pay the church's bills and feed its newest people.
Spurlock must choose between completing what he was assigned to do or listening to a small voice inside his head. And by ignoring his superiors, he jeopardises his family's future.
Overall, there is an amateur-hour feel about All Saints. This is not the first time I've thought that about movies that have religion at their core. Not that religion per se is the problem here, rather it's clunky scripting and heart-on-sleeve performances.
Don't get me wrong – the story is a moving and relatable one. But the way it is told felt contrived from start to finish. It screamed "telemovie" for me; and unless you are a true believer, I dare say it will strike you the same way.
The fact that the events depicted actually happened made me want to turn to the filmmakers and ask "Did you really need to make it look so manufactured? Surely that was not what you set out to do?" Nuance and subtlety are missing.
That having been said, because I am such a soft touch, I still managed to shed the odd tear. So All Saints – though far from perfect – is not a complete failure on an emotional level. Rated PG, it scores a 4 out of 10.
Director: Steve Gomer
Cast: Cara Buono, Barry Corbin, John Corbett
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A richly varied drive through the Chiemsee region. In the Sudelfeld countryside and Tatzelwurm, the road winds through the mountains, offering panoramic views. Near Oberaudorf it descends to the valley floor, passing Nussdorf and Rohrdorf before reaching Lake Chiemsee. A short boat ride takes you to its two main islands, one of which has a palace.
Via the eight km (five miles) Tatzlwurmstraße, named after the mythical beast (a stubby, lizard-like creature) that is said to have lived in the canyon near the inn of the same name, we enter the 700 m / 2,300 ft deep Inn valley. Here we come to the village Oberau with traditional hotels, great shopping and year-round recreational, leisure and cultural activities.
Following the road to the north brings us to Nussdorf am Inn - the most beautiful village in Europe! After a short drive comes Neubeuern - enclosed by two narrow gates and guarded by a castle. Reaching the marketplace we're fascinated by the magnificent houses with decorated balconies, numerous ornate Oriel windows (bay windows) and Lüftlmalereien (painted façades).
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Further through meadows and woods we come to Bernau am Chiemsee. A little further is Bernau - Felden from where we can sail to the famous King Ludwig II palace of Herrenchiemsee.
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Going to watch your child's game, it's just natural that you are as excited as your kid who is going to play. While watching the game, most parents cannot take off their eyes from the score board, some from the watch and yet other are too occupied shouting out instructions to their little champions battling it out there.
Here's to all excited, anxious, enthusiastic and eager parents; guidelines to be the perfect parent on the by-stands.
Encourage, don't coach or yell Most parents cannot tell the difference. Because they are so excited about game, that mostly it's emotions out of their mouths, rather strongly. For someone who's playing on the field, instructions can be distracting, not just for your own kid but also for others on the field.
Respect the players, even if they are competition It does feel great if your kid scores over competition. But it's rather rude to shout slogans against competition. Winning in the game is different than winning over the players. Rather than roughing up competitors, teach your child to give a hand to a player who just fell down, even if she's from the opponent team.
Watch out for signs of anxiety Game is ideally supposed to be a de-stressor. If your child is not enjoying the game and has a constant look of anger or frustration, you should know that there's something bothering her. That's a sign that your child needs help.
Watch out for your child's behavior with the teammates A lot of emotional quotient or social kills of your kid can be seen in the game. Watch out how your kid behaves with her team mates and with the competition. A keen observation and help in time can secure the kid a great career and life as she grows up.
Observe the coach Many a times the coach can come on a little too strongly on the kids, sometimes coaches can bully kids to disturbing levels. You need to take notice of the coach's behavior with kids. If you notice kids are scared, you might want to take it up with the coach.
Set an example Your children watch you and whether you may or may not notice, they follow you. Respect people around, even if they are from the opposing team. Be available for help. Smile, even if your team loses. Have friendly handshakes with all parents after the game along with an encouraging pat on the back or cheering words for all little athletes.
Telling your kids about new year resolutions can be a great way to teach them how to make a fresh start in life, taking lessons from the past and resolving changes for a better, healthier and happier life. However, if your kids are too small to think up of their own new-year-resolutions, here are a few cues to get them started.
I will keep my toys and things where they belong after I have finished playing or doing stuff.
I will greet elders when I meet them.
I will be kind to all animals.
I will be nice to other kids.
I will wash my hands after playing outdoors and every time before eating.
I will clean up after my play or work.
I will brush my teeth twice a day without fail.
I will not bully or get bullied. I will tell an adult I trust if such a situation arises.
I will stick to healthier food options that include eating fruits and veggies. Soda, junk food, sugary drinks and sweets will be reserved for special days like parties or get-togethers.
I will develop a hobby if I already don't have one, and dedicate some time at least once every week.
I will limit my TV, tab, mobile and video game time to as advised by my parents.
I will spend more time playing outdoors.
I will not give out my personal information like name, address phone number or photo on chat or personally, unless I have consulted my parents about it.
I will follow safety rules like putting on helmet while riding a bike or wearing a seat belt in a car.
I will be kind and considerate to children with special needs.
I will talk to an adult I trust if anything is bothering me, anything at all.
To healthy and happy beginnings. Have a great 2017.
Here is a beginners' guide to photography for parents who wish to capture all the wonderful game moments as everlasting memories. This beginner's guide will walk you through very basic tips and suggestions to help you take better pictures.
Whatever camera you have, you must know it inside out because during the game the action is would be so fast that there barely would be time for experimenting with settings and perspectives. If you know your camera well, you'll be able to use all the right settings for the right moments, putting a whole lot of vigor into the photographs.
Knowing the camera is important but knowing the game is equally important too. If you know the game, you would know the game moments and when exactly probable action would be. This way you'll never miss a good shot.
For most cameras, the default setting is ABW which means "automatic black and white" balance. Changing that setting to "daylight" will make the colors appear more vibrant and the pictures life-like.
Pictures taken from a lower angle seem to capture more drama and detail. You must bend to the height of the players on the field or lower. You might want to use a folding chair or a tripod or monopod to help you keep the camera at a certain angle. This will help you hold the camera steady and capture action from a low angle.
An ideal frame would be where in there is focus in the picture, unnecessary clutter is not there. To get such a frame look for up-close shots. Create a focus and refrain from making the picture too busy.
Bright sunlight can be both a bane or a boon for photography, depending on how you use it. Have your back towards the sun to be able to capture naturally lit targets. Facing the sun while clicking would make the pictures too bright, full of life.
Do not shy away from going close to people and places. Going close to action is going to get you great shots in better frames without the pictures being too busy.
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Donald Trump Jr. Met with Russian Lawyer During 2016 Presidential Campaign
By Teresa Lo
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Summary: Donald Trump Jr. has different explanations as to why he met with a Russian lawyer last year, but could he end up in jail?
Donald Trump's oldest son revealed that he had met with a Russian lawyer last year. On CNN, Donald Trump Jr. said that he, Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort met with the Russian national during his father's presidential campaign, but he denied that the meeting had anything to do with his father's win.
"It was a short introductory meeting," Donald Trump Jr. said to CNN. "I asked Jared and Paul to stop by. We primarily discussed a program about the adoption of Russian children that was active and popular with American families years ago and was since ended by the Russian government, but it was not a campaign issue at that time and there was no follow up."
On Sunday, Trump Jr. added that the lawyer talked about Hillary Clinton having ties with the Russians but that the lawyer's information ultimately seemed useless, according to the BBC.
"After pleasantries were exchanged, the woman stated that she had information that individuals connected to Russia were funding the Democratic National Committee and supporting Mrs Clinton," Trump Jr. said. "Her statements were vague, ambiguous and made no sense. No details or supporting information was provided or even offered. It quickly became clear that she had no meaningful information."
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The meeting's news was first broke by The New York Times on Saturday, and the publication said the meeting occurred at Trump Tower on June 9, 2016, two weeks after Trump secured the Republican nomination for president.
Trump Jr. said that he was asked to attend the meeting with Russian lawyer, Natalia Veselnitskaya, by an acquaintance but was not told in advance who he was meeting with. In his statement, Trump Jr. said Veselnitskaya had tried to use Clinton information to lure them to meet; but once there, it became clear her agenda was to talk about Russian adoptions.
Veselnitskaya founded an organization that sought to remove the ban on Russian adoptions in the U.S. The Russian government had placed the ban as a retaliation for the Magnitsky Act, a U.S. law that allows America to withhold visas and freeze assets of Russians who violate human rights. Veselnitskaya also wanted to repeal the Magnitsky Act, according to CNN.
"Nothing at all was discussed about the presidential campaign," Veselnitskaya said to The New York Times. "I have never acted on behalf of the Russian government and have never discussed any of these matters with any representative of the Russian government."
While some view this Russian meeting as one that was kept a secret, Kushner's lawyer, Jamie Gorelick said that Kushner had disclosed the meeting when he submitted a request for White House Security Clearance. Gorelick added that Kushner, who is President Trump's son-in-law and White House senior advisor, had met or spoken with numerous representatives from 20 countries before Trump took office.
While the Russian meeting so far appears harmless, the media is on the lookout for a smoking gun that ties Trump to Russia. Currently, Robert Mueller is leading an FBI investigation onto whether Russia had schemed to elect Donald Trump as president, and legal experts told Politico that Trump Jr. may face problems if he were to be put on the stand.
Richard Painter, a former George W. Bush White House ethics lawyer, wrote on Twitter that the meet was "treason."
"This is treason," Painter said. "He must have known that the only way Russia would get such information was by spying."
Robert Bauer, a former a former White House counsel under President Barack Obama and the Democrat's 2008 campaign attorney, told Politico that even if the meeting ended up only being about adoption, it is unlawful because the initial draw to it was to obtain information about Trump's rival Hillary Clinton.
"I don't think that is an out," Bauer said. "If they accept the meeting on the understanding that they will be offered something of value — the opposition research — they are sending a clear signal that they would like to have it."
Trump's legal team told CNN that the meeting was only to discuss adoption and is being misrepresented to be something more treacherous.
"We have learned from both our own investigation and public reports that the participants in the meeting misrepresented who they were and who they worked for," Trump spokesman, Mark Corallo, said.
Manafort, who was Trump's campaign advisor and is now being investigated by the FBI for his relationship with Russia, has not yet commented on the meeting.
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Who Won The Voice Season 18
Here's the billion-dollar question that everyone wants an answer to – who won The Voice season 18? The answer is – Todd Tilghman. The Voice is an American singing reality show that gives a platform to unknown but highly talented singers like Todd. The series first premiered in 2011 on NBC. The Voice season 18 was a massive hit and premiered in February 2020. The season had too many changes in its usual format due to the pandemic but the audience finally got its long-awaited winner on May 19, 2020.
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Todd is a 42-year-old singer and is the oldest winner (age is just a number guys) in the show's entire history. The position was earlier held by Josh Kaufman, the winner of The Voice season 6. Interestingly, Todd was also the first contestant in the season to audition in the Blind Auditions round! It is the first time that the first contestant of the season won the show. Todd chose the song 'We've Got Tonight' to impress the four judges and boy, did he impress them!
All the four judges selected him by pressing the 'I WANT YOU' button and Todd finally went to team Blake Shelton. Todd, who won The Voice season 18, also marks the seventh win of coach Blake Shelton on the show. Hence we can say, both Todd and Blake were lucky for each other.
Todd Tilghman hails from the city of Meridian, Mississippi. He's a pastor and worked for Cornerstone Church, Meridian. Tilghman had been singing since the young age of 8. He started singing in the church choir and continued his passion that finally led him to his stardom in 2020. Todd Tilghman is married to his high school sweetheart, Brooke, and together they have eight amazing children. Eagan Tilghman is the eldest son of Todd, who won The Voice season 18. He was a contestant at NBC's other show 'Making It' that features talented craftsmen.
Church time! #sunday #family #church
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Todd, who won The Voice season 18, sang his original song 'Long Way Home' during the live finale on May 18, 2020. He sang John Mellencamp's 'Authority Song' along with Blake Shelton on May 19, 2020, as his finale song. Todd's genre of singing is generally Country, Classic Rock, Christian, and Gospel music. Todd received an immense amount of love from the folks of his town. An entire section of Meridian Star was dedicated to the winner's advertisement and a parade was held for his welcome. Todd, who won The Voice season 18, made his city extremely proud and the show once again made sure to acknowledge the hidden talents of the country.
The Voice Season 18 – Format, Coaches & Hosts
The Voice season 18 had a panel of four coaches. Blake Shelton returned for his eighteenth season, Kelly Clarkson returned for her fifth season, and John Legend returned for his third season. A new name was added to The Voice's panel of coaches in season 18 – Nick Jonas. Nick replaced Gwen Stefani who had been a recurring coach on the show. Carson Daly, like every other season, hosted The Voice season 18 as well.
It was the first time that the finalists and the coaches performed from their homes and not from The Voice's studio. The reason being the obvious – the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. Nevertheless, the finale of the show was still as mesmerizing and memorable as ever. The season finale witnessed many guests' performances. Pete Townshend performed 'Let My Love Open the Door' with the contestants. Shakira and CeeLo Green, who are also former coaches of the show, also made an appearance.
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The night went crazy when the Jonas Brothers performed their latest song 'X' and when Lady Antebellum performed 'Champagne Night'. Blake and Gwen Stefani also performed for the finale and it was truly, truly memorable to watch these former lovers sing together. The final and epic performance of the night was Bon Jovi.
Todd Tilghman, who won The Voice season 18, competed with Thunderstorm Artis, CammWess, Toneisha Harris, and Micah Iverson in the finale.
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The Republicans have caught a fair amount of flak for devoting 12 precious minutes of prime-time television to a riveting (in the moment) but ultimately distracting conversation between Clint Eastwood and a chair.
So far, the Democrats, by contrast, have demonstrated a message control so ruthless it's almost scary. When, hours before prime time, while the delegates are still just milling around and finding their seats, you use the potentially merely dutiful, dry-as-dust report of your party treasurer to deliver a speech like the one above, it is hard to argue that you are missing a moment to, as they say these days, reinforce your brand.
Note the radical pivot at the 2:10 mark, which, if you've never heard of Andrew Tobias, seems to come from nowhere. The "surprises" of this speech are all under very tight control, and all in devoted service to the party's presidential candidate -- something that cannot be said even of some of the highest-profile speeches in Tampa. Tobias's speech is meant to fire up the delegates, not to persuade a national audience -- but its first half nevertheless makes a very strong pocketbook appeal to the middle class (and to the 1 percent, for that matter), and, as its second half extols transformative social progress, it does so while being careful to assert that this progress has come "at no cost to anyone."
By the way, when it comes to the overall potency of this three-and-a-half-minute performance, you might have expected what was coming if you knew Tobias had written for Clay Felker at New York and Esquire.


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Airlines suspend flights to Uganda
RwandAir has suspended flights to and from Entebbe International Airport in Uganda with immediate effect.
The airline said the affected customers "can rebook and fly at a later date, once flights resume – or request a refund."
"Due to a surge in Covid-19 cases in Uganda, RwandAir announces the suspension of its flights to Entebbe effective 10 June 2021, until further notice," Rwanda's national carrier said in a statement.
Uganda has seen an upsurge in new confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths in recent days, forcing authorities there to impose a partial lockdown of six weeks.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) also suspended flights from Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Zambia over coronavirus (COVID-19) infections. Uganda has recently seen a surge in coronavirus infections and deaths.
Dubai is one of the top four routes from Entebbe international airport, with an average of 16 flights a week. Ethiopian Airlines, FlyDubai and Emirates are among the airlines that operate the Dubai route from Entebbe. Uganda Airlines has also been preparing to launch flights to Dubai at the end of this month.
The UAE's National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) says the suspension will take effect this Friday, June 11. Also, travelers who were in the three countries 14 days to their flight to UAE will be denied entry.
However, departing flights from UAE to the three countries and also transit flights heading to these destinations will not be affected. UAE nationals, diplomats, official delegations, and businesspeople with prior approval and essential job holders as prescribed by the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship are exempted from the travel restriction.
The move has now thrown Uganda's over 200 labour 'externalisation' companies in crisis as most of their clients who take in Ugandan workers are in the Middle East to which Dubai international airport in the UAE is the key gateway.
Many of the labour workers are in United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan and Iraq as domestic workers, cleaners and security guards.
Meanwhile, airlines in East Africa are back to the drawing board as a resurgence of Covid-19 further disrupts global travel amid the need to save jobs while turning cash positive.
Executives at Kenya Airways, RwandAir and Uganda Airlines all concede to a challenging business environment that has seen a rise in costs, cutbacks in capacity and a revision of business projections to adjust to the new market realities.
In its first briefing for the year on January 12, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) said that while the transition from cash-burn to cash-generation was in sight, the next six months would be difficult for airlines.
Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda had earlier suspended passenger flights from India amid that country's surge in COVID-19 cases and fears that a number of African countries are on the brink of their own surges.
Many countries are restricting entry for travelers who have visited a variant virus hotspot, including the UK, Brazil, and South Africa. Travelers from neighboring countries may also be restricted.
African Airlines begin to recover
Air Tanzania in tight competition with Kenya Airways
Ethiopian Airlines maintains lead in Africa


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