The video works in Kinesthesia explore ritualized movement and idealized/abstracted bodies through appropriated imagery and experimental animation techniques. Within the exhibition setting a haptic feedback loop is created. Through image and sound, osmosis and suggestion, the installation creates a space where observers consider firsthand how we receive and experience information on somatic and conscious levels.
Experimenting with locomotion based on chronophotography in homage to Muybridge and Jules-Maray, Kim traverses the thin line between mastery and control, posturing and threat. Using various source material including old martial arts books, magazines and audio recordings, BOOKANIMA dissects the idea of movements in a sociopolitical sense—a corps of bodies and minds in thrall to larger ideals situated on the continuum between defence and aggression.
Through Reeve's reanimation of 16mm media cadavers Body Contours takes a deep dive into the realms of focused dreaming and visualization: the creation of these "mind movies" standing in for filmmaking itself. Harder than it seems, with all the background distortion we create for ourselves; control can be elusive and fragmentary. Risk is inherent in the search for peak performance. Inner worlds can collide too.
Sears animates hundreds of images from massage instruction manuals to explore the transmission of language itself, with the body as receptacle for this knowledge. While Applied Pressure envelopes us in the therapeutic mood of healing touch, it also suggests the proximal distress of our surrounding lives—the double meaning of the work's title—and the memories of trauma our bodies retain.
In Walking Cycle, Shi propels the body through other dimensions. Motions yield to ectoplasmic ripples as actions displace space. Extra-dimensional activity breaks down the corporeal in order to reform it. Abstraction leads to coalescence via the power of suggestion—a mesmeric conjuring that is also a tribute to abstract animation pioneers Len Lye and Hans Richter.
Shon Kim completed a BFA in Film and Video at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, an MFA in Experimental Animation at California Institute of the Arts and a Ph.D. in Animation Theory at Chung-Ang University, Seoul. He lives and works in Los Angeles.
Kristin Reeves has shown her interdisciplinary work internationally in museums, galleries, theatres, art events and festivals such as the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Crossroads Film Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Chicago Underground Film Festival, Antimatter [Media Art], European Media Arts Festival, Revelation Perth and Microscope Gallery. She was awarded the 2016 Indie Grits Film Festival Helen Hill Memorial Award for Body Contours and is a Signal Culture Artist in Residence. Reeves has also collaborated in over 20 live multimedia projects staged in performance venues such as Steppenwolf Theatre, The Boiler and Granoff Centre. She is Programming Director for That One Film Festival in Muncie, Indiana and Assistant Professor of Art at Murray State University in western Kentucky.
Kelly Sears is an experimental animator who recasts and reframes American archetypes and institutions to reimagine our own social and political legacy. She views animation as a critical practice, cutting out and collaging as a way to intervene and expand context to appropriated source materials while reworking recognizable social or political narratives. Sears has screened retrospective programs of her short work at Anthology Film Archives, Pacific Film Archives, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Portland Art Museum and the San Francisco Cinematheque. She is an Assistant Professor of Film Studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, where she teaches advanced filmmaking, animation, experimental documentary and media archeology.
Wenhua Shi pursues a poetic approach to moving image making, and investigates conceptual depth in film, video, interactive installations and sound sculptures. His work has been presented at museums, galleries and film festivals, including International Film Festival Rotterdam, European Media Art Festival, Athens Film and Video Festival, Ann Arbor Film Festival, Pacific Film Archive, West Bund 2013: a Biennale of Architecture and Contemporary Art, Shanghai, Shenzhen & Hong Kong Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism and the Arsenale of Venice in Italy. Shi has received awards from New York Foundation for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts and Black Maria Film and Video Festival.


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"David Banner came through D.C. and hooked up with DJ Cuzzin B and was like, 'Yo, do you know 9th Wonder?' He was like, 'Yeah, that's my partner.' So Banner ended up coming to North Carolina. He was supposed to get a couple beats from me, but he ended up getting nine. That's how Death of a Pop Star came about.
"I was in the lab with Banner, and he's just a crazy dude. He's just very vibrant and animated. What you see is what you get. There's no fronting, no nothing. You're not going to get that from him.
"The album cover looks futuristic, and the name of the album is Death of a Pop Star. So what pop star were we talking about? Michael Jackson. That's why we made a futuristic cover, because what is the world going to sound like, or even look like without him being around?
"We had to basically try to figure out what in the world we're going to do after Michael Jackson died. Because every artist from every genre of music, whether they want to believe it or not, after the year 1984, is influenced by that guy. So what are we going do about music, especially black music, when he's gone? That's why the album has a lot of political undertone to it.
"'Slow Down' was a beat I made like six years ago. And the young lady who's singing on it, is actually one of my artists now. Her name is Heather Victoria. At the time she was a student at North Carolina Central University, and I was teaching. That was the joint with a video, and we did that video in the north of Virginia. And the video was a play off They Live. We shot it for two days, and it came out to be dope."


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Analog: Fox Glacier (Te Moeka o Tuawe), New Zealand
Posted in Analog, Personal, Photography, Travel, tagged fox glacier, new zealand, where the stars are strange on February 2, 2018| 3 Comments »
The day after we relished golden sunshine and gallivanted on West Coast beaches, we were supposed to be ice-hiking on one of New Zealand's two major temperate maritime glaciers.
But iffy weather made for less-than-ideal conditions for the helicopter flights necessary for taking us to and from Fox Glacier. Fortunately, we'd anticipated that weather could be an issue for the helicopters and so had already budgeted in an extra day in the area. So we spent the day hiking to see the glacier and then exploring the village.
© 2016. Pedestrian track to view Fox Glacier / Te Moeka o Tuawe in Westland Tai Poutini National Park on the West Coast, New Zealand. Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016. Portra 400, Pentax 6×7.
The pedestrian track to view the glacier's terminal face is initially pretty level, following a stream that flows from the glacier.
© 2016. View from the pedestrian track to view Fox Glacier / Te Moeka o Tuawe in Westland Tai Poutini National Park on the West Coast, New Zealand. Saturday, Dec. 3, 2016. Portra 400, Pentax 6×7.
Then, the path becomes quite steep as it goes straight up the side of the valley, with no switchbacks. The worst part is, plenty of signage warns visitors to keep walking and not to stop, because the risk of rockfalls is so high. We arrived panting heavily at the path's terminal, where we could finally get a good view of the glacier.
The next day, we returned to the Fox Glacier Guiding building and were delighted/relieved that the weather had cleared sufficiently for us to go on our ice hike. After getting a rundown on glacier and helicopter safety, we walked to the pad with the rest of our tour group: a couple with a young daughter, a brother and sister on holiday and three young women.
© 2016. Fox Glacier / Te Moeka o Tuawe in Westland Tai Poutini National Park on the West Coast, New Zealand. Sunday, Dec. 4, 2016. Portra 160+1, Pentax 6×7.
Once on the ice, we met our guide, strapped crampons to our boots and began our three-hour hike.
Our guide took us down the glacier from the helicopter landing area, where he knew there would be more interesting formations. He'd go on ahead of us, carve out steps in the ice if there was a slippery area and find features like crevices and ice caves that we could explore, once he'd inspected them for safety.
I'd heard that glaciers are constantly changing and moving, but there's also the phrase "glacial pace," so I asked him how dramatically the glacier changes. After a pause, he compared the glacier to a baby — day by day, it doesn't seem to change much, but if you looked at it week by week or month by month, the differences are much more obvious.
The glacier hike was far and away the most expensive single experience we had in New Zealand, but we agreed it was absolutely worth it. Seeing the terminal face from the pedestrian track was awe-inspiring by itself, but it's impossible to get a good sense of the glacier's vastness until you're flying over it or are exploring it on foot.
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Should Christians Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.?
Martin Luther King Jr. said and fought for some things that any right thinking Christian should applaud.
There are however, two and only two kinds of people in this world. Those from every nation, tribe, kindred and tongue who have been born dead in the first man Adam (that would be everybody except Jesus Christ), and those who have born again from this death in Adam to new and everlasting life in the man born God, Jesus of Nazareth.
God does not differentiate His created moral agents by which paint job He gave us OR how many or what great things we accomplish… or not. Those who are His are in Christ and those who are not, are not.
If I am to take the ancient Christian Scriptures seriously, as understood by centuries of Church history, including William Wilberforce and Hannah Moore, King's denial of literally every defining Gospel doctrine, life of serial unrepentant immorality and substantial plagiarism of his doctoral thesis would, if he were anyone else, force me to conclude that whatever else he may have been, "Christian" is not one of them.
If we say that someone can do and say things that are just SO good as to warrant them salvation despite their rejection of the whole of the saving gospel in both belief and the love of and pursuit of biblical holiness, we are right then under Paul's anathema to the church at Galatia.
Every Christian struggles with sin and nobody's theology is perfect, including myself. That was not King though. There is simply no reason to debate this fact, as the information is readily available. All of it is easy to find if one wants to. If you don't want to, that's on you. No, I will not do your research for you.
This is not hyper-fundamentalist, ultra-right wing, legalistic crackpottery. It is vanilla biblical Christianity before the dawn of the postmodern western church age and the unshakeable conviction of the historical Christian Church.


ALLENTOWN, PA (Jan. 9, 2019) - Senior Jeremiah Jenkins poured in a game-high 30 points but it was not enough as Lehigh Valley dropped a PSUAC match-up with defending PSUAC champs, PSU Brandywine, 77-70, Wednesday evening in Allentown. Senior James Middleton contributed 16 points and freshman Brandon Purrone chipped in with 11 points. With the loss, Lehigh Valley drops to 3-7 overall and 2-5 in PSUAC play.
Lehigh Valley will host PSU Schuylkill Tuesday evening at 8 PM at Cedar Crest College.


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Q: Finding a string that matches till http is found # Example Agreement

`Purpose` You give a short description.

`Party 1 Name` Seller

`Party 2 Name` Buyer

Speak This is the place where {{document advantage}} goes and this is where {{remove fourth}} goes.

Then there is this: {{remove last two}}  Then we will have {{standard time}}.

Also, {{remove optional widgets}}.  Then there is also {{standard list}}.

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I need to get the string from `Speak till a \n and http is found ie. I need

Speak This is the place where {{document advantage}} goes and this is where {{remove fourth}} goes.
Then there is this: {{remove last two}}  Then we will have {{standard time}}.
Also, {{remove optional widgets}}.  Then there is also {{standard list}}.

as the result.
This is what I've tried. but getting the string ending with h with it
[Ss]peak(.+)([\s\S]+?)(\n[http]|$)

A: Tested this RegEx against your test string:
([Ss]peak(.|\r|\n)*?(?=http))

The part (?=http) is the positive lookahead, which asserts that at the end of your string http follows.

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Q: Disabling client cache from Jetty server for REST requests I have a REST Java server implemented with Jersey running on Jetty. It seems that certain browsers (IE7) internally caches all requests made to the server.
What I would like to do is to send a certain HTTP header in the response from the REST server indicating the browser that it shouldn't cache that response, and so will query the server again the next time it needs access to that resource.
Any ideas on how to configure Jersey/Jetty for this?
Or the only way to configure it is client-side?

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response.setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");

No, No. No!
The use of the pragma header to disabling client side caching is wrong, it's a request header and has zero effect on the response.
http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/#PRAGMA
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.32
Also, setting Expires: 0 isn't correct, Expires should be a date, not a number of seconds, however this will work as an invalid http date is interpreted as "already expired"
http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/#EXPIRES
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.21

A: There's nothing you can do about rogue clients, but Jetty can send the appopriate HTTP headers. Try here for info on configuring the Last-Modified and Cache-Control headers.

A: On the server side you can try this if you have access to the response (you might be able to do it through filters).
response.setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
response.setHeader("Expires", "0");

Another trick you can try on the client side is to add an superfluous argument to the url   like "http://www.company.com/services/staff?id=xxx&requestTime="+(new Date()).getTime(); This way the url being request is different every time and it can't be cached.

A: @Dave Cheney: well, what I understand from http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.9 is that Cache-control makes sense for the request as well as for the response. And when the response is a cache-controled response, it's a specification for what the client (browser) should do with the resource (see next section, 14.9.1).
@all: Also, in section 14.21 of the same document it's specified that the Expires header set on 0 means 'invalid date' and can be ignored by the clients. And my tests with sending an expires date to 1 jan 1970 (timestamp 0) causes nothing but ignore from IE (and ff for that matter), which will still cache the response.
My solution was to send the current date for the Expires field, which is what the spec says.


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Father and mother are divorced, but daughter wants him to give her away. He purchased two engraved wine glasses as a gift to the couple, but is this a proper gift if they have already purchased a pair for the reception. He merely wants his to be a keepsake. Okay or not?
It is acceptable for the father to give engraved wine glasses. He can write an accompanying note indicating his reason for the gift. I am sure his daughter will treasurer his gift for years to come.


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How George Bush hastened the demise of the Bush family political dynasty.
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Anthrax case getting legs again. It can now be reported that Russian microbiologists working with rogue U.S. CIA and British Intelligence aka Gary Best Inc. had anthrax in frozen form transported to the U.K. in late Sept. 2001. The anthrax in perfume vials then found its way to none other than Pier 92 New York City, New York. Pier 92 linked to the FEMA Command and Control Center during the 9/11 Attack on America. Reference: Is it a coincidence that Bush had lunch with Putin in Moscow today on his way to Vietnam? What was the desert? Anthrax a la mode.
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Thinking about voting for Schwarzenegger--or not voting at all for Governor? Please refresh your memory about Schwarzenegger's family heritage, and please consider Schwarzenegger's own words: "I was always dreaming about very powerful people - dictators and things like that...people who could be remembered for hundreds of years."
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Republican Christians, do not enlist. They decide to allow thousands of non-American citizen-soldiers to die in their stead. 60,000 of these green-card holders have been serving in Iraq and Afghanistan while born-again white citizens stay home and live off their mommies and daddies.
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OUT NOW! A Boogie wit da Hoodie "Look Back At It" (feat. Park Woo Jin)
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PARK WOO JIN, a South Korean K-Pop artist from BRANDNEW MUSIC label and a former member of a K-Pop boyband group, WANNA ONE features on a special version of a Billboard hit single 'Look Back At It' by a multi-platinum American rapper, A Boogie wit da Hoodie.
The original version of 'Look Back At It' is an international hit single from A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's latest album "Hoodie SZN" which charted number 1 on US Billboard Top 200 with the music video reaching nearly 40 million views on YouTube.
PARK WOO JIN, a featuring artist on the new version, is a 19-year-old rapper, dancer from a K-Pop super group WANNA ONE, the biggest K- Pop project in 2017-18, which terminated as of January of 2019. WANNA ONE has sold 1 million albums worldwide, becoming one of the TOP10 all-time groups for the most albums sold in K-Pop. As a member of the group, PARK has achieved multiple number one singles and albums across the world. PARK will also be one of the members of a new K-Pop group launching in May with LIM YOUNG MIN (MXM), KIM DONG HYUN (MXM), and LEE DAE HWI (WANNA ONE), temporarily named as BRANDNEW BOYS.
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The fourth annual Shrimp and Bingo Scholarship Fundraiser raised a record $23,350 for the Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Foundation to fund DMACC Water Environmental Technology (WET) program scholarships for students. Over the past four years, $75,527.55 has been raised in this annual fundraiser.
People from the water and wastewater treatment industry, DMACC employees, including President Rob Denson and students from the program, enjoyed a meal of shrimp and other selections, played bingo and won great prizes. Some of the prizes this past year included $250 worth of beef and pork raised by the DMACC Ag Department, four tickets to a gourmet dinner prepared by DMACC Iowa Culinary Institute™ students, four tickets to an Iowa State University football game, an Ames Getaway package, Ryobi tool set, six $100 gift certificates and numerous smaller gift certificates.
The scholarships provided from money raised at the Shrimp and Bingo event are a difference maker to students.
DMACC Business Resources Project Officer Dennis Hayworth said the water and wastewater industry needs highly skilled workers because the jobs are becoming more technical. He also said the job market is extremely attractive because numerous employees in the profession are quickly approaching retirement age.
The annual Shrimp and Bingo event is a collaboration between DMACC and several industry groups including the Iowa Association of Municipal Utilities (IAMU), Iowa Association of Water Agencies (IAWA), Iowa Water Environment Association (IAWEA), Iowa Section of American Water Works Association (IAWWA) and the Iowa Rural Water Association (IRWA).
Planning is already underway for next year's Shrimp and Bingo event to be held Saturday, August 27, 2016.
Members of the Shrimp and Bingo fund raising committee recently presented a check for $23,350 to the Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Foundation. The money will be used to fund scholarships for students in DMACC's Water Environmental Technology (WET) program. Those taking part in the check presentation include: (left to right) Pam Akers, DMACC Business Resources; Craig Hennager, DMACC Water Environmental Training Coordinator; Scott Wienands, Nutri-Ject Systems, Inc.; Rob Denson, DMACC President; Scott Ocken, DMACC Dean of Industry & Technology; Bob Watson, Watson Brothers; Steve Moehlmann, DMACC Water Environmental Technology Program Chair; Keith Hobson, Fox Engineering; Kim Didier, DMACC Business Resources Executive Director; Dennis Hayworth, DMACC Business Resources.
Des Moines Area Community College, a public institution serving the educational and career training needs of Iowans, is committed to the lifelong success of its students. As Iowa's largest two-year college, DMACC offers 222 programs, certificates and transfer degrees, annually serving more than 70,000 credit and noncredit students on six campuses and six learning centers. Thanks to college-wide innovation, new programs and affordable tuition, DMACC continues to experience solid growth. For more information, please visit www.dmacc.edu.


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Interim Report Quarter 1 2022
JANUARY 1 – MARCH 31, 2022 (compared with the corresponding period a year ago)
Net sales increased 24.6% to SEK 34,301m (27,528)
Sales growth, including organic sales growth and acquisitions, amounted to 17.3%. Organic sales growth was 14.6%, of which volume accounted for 7.2% and price/mix for 7.4%.
Price increases were implemented and further increases will be carried out in 2022
Acquisition of US-based cleaning and wiping company Legacy Converting, Inc.
The company's assets in Russia have been impaired by approximately SEK 1.4bn. Furthermore, work has been initiated to exit the Russian market.
Operating profit before amortization of acquisition-related intangible assets (EBITA) decreased 55% to SEK 1,663m (3,664)
Adjusted EBITA amounted to SEK 2,826m (3,608) and the adjusted EBITA margin amounted to 8.2% (13.1). Higher costs for raw materials, energy and distribution had a negative impact of 12.1 percentage points on the margin. The margin was positively impacted by higher volumes, higher selling prices, a better mix and cost savings.
Adjusted return on capital employed amounted to 9.0% (13.5)
Profit for the period was SEK 521m (2,552)
Earnings per share were SEK 0.44 (3.04) and adjusted earnings per share were SEK 2.72 (3.14)
Cash flow from current operations increased to SEK 1,070m (695)
CEO'S COMMENTS
Higher sales, price increases and acquisition
During the first quarter of 2022, net sales increased 24.6% to approximately SEK 34.3bn. Sales growth, including organic sales growth and acquisitions, amounted to 17.3%. In line with our strategy to grow in cleaning and wiping products in Professional Hygiene, we acquired the US company Legacy Converting during the quarter.
Organic sales growth amounted to 14.6%, of which volume accounted for 7.2% and the price/mix for 7.4%. All business areas demonstrated high organic sales growth. Many countries have eased COVID-19 restrictions, which has rapidly led to increased demand for our leading hygiene and health solutions.
We have implemented significant price increases and further increases will be carried out in coming quarters. In addition, we have negotiated price increases with customers in Europe to offset the drastic increase in energy costs.
We continued to invest in innovation and increased customer and consumer value, which resulted in our market shares increasing for 55% of our branded sales in the retail trade over the past 12 months despite significant price increases. The positive trend also continued for e-commerce sales, with organic sales growth of 12.6%.
E-commerce sales amounted to approximately SEK 4.5bn in the first quarter, corresponding to about 13% of net sales.
Essity has been included in S&P Global's Sustainability Yearbook 2022. In its review of more than 7,000 companies, Essity was ranked among the 150 most sustainable. During the quarter, we were also recognized by CDP for our supplier engagement in the fight against climate change.
Adjusted EBITA amounted to SEK 2,826m, a decrease of 22% compared with the corresponding period of 2021. Raw material, energy and distribution costs continued to rise in the first quarter, negatively impacting the adjusted EBITA margin by 12.1 percentage points. We offset a large share of this through higher volumes, higher selling prices, a better mix and cost savings. The adjusted EBITA margin declined by 4.9 percentage points to 8.2%. Continuous cost savings amounted to SEK 34m. We continued to improve the efficiency of our production facilities, work with material rationalizations and digitalize processes. However, increased inflation had a negative impact on cost savings. Sales and marketing costs were higher during the quarter but decreased as a share of net sales. The adjusted return on capital employed was 9.0%. Adjusted earnings per share were SEK 2.72. Cash flow from current operations increased to SEK 1,070m.
Essity's conditions to pursue business in Russia have worsened. As a result, the company's assets in Russia were impaired by approximately SEK 1.4bn. Furthermore, work has been initiated to exit the Russian market. In 2021, Essity's net sales in Russia amounted to approximately SEK 2.8bn, corresponding to about 2% of total consolidated net sales in 2021.
Our work to strengthen the company through innovation, leading brands and efficiency improvements is continuing. In the short term, however, our highest priority is to continue implementing significant price increases to improve profitability.
Magnus Groth
FUTURE REPORTS
In 2022, interim reports will be published on July 21 and October 27. The Year-end report for 2022 will be published on January 26, 2023.
INVITATION TO PRESENTATION OF THE INTERIM REPORT FOR QUARTER 1, 2022
In conjunction with publication, a telephone and web presentation will be held where President and CEO Magnus Groth will present the report and answer questions.
Date: Friday, April 22, 2022
Time: 09:00, CET
Link to web presentation: https://essity.videosync.fi/2022-04-22
To participate by telephone, call: +44 333 300 08 04, +1 631 913 14 22 or +46 8 566 426 51. State pin code 70624732#.
Please call well in advance of the start of the presentation.
The presentation can also be followed on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Stockholm, April 22, 2022
Essity Aktiebolag (publ)
Fredrik Rystedt, CFO and Executive Vice President, +46 8 788 51 31
Johan Karlsson, Vice President Investor Relations, Group Function Communications, +46 70 511 15 81
Joséphine Edwall Björklund, Senior Vice President, Group Function Communications, +46 8 788 52 34
Per Lorentz, Vice President Corporate Communications, Group Function Communications, +46 73 313 30 55
This report has not been reviewed by the company's auditors.
This information is such information that Essity Aktiebolag (publ) is obligated to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation. This report has been prepared in both Swedish and English versions. In case of variations in the content between the two versions, the Swedish version shall govern. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out below, at 07:00 CET on April 22, 2022.
Karl Stoltz, Media Relations Director, +46 709 426 338
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DWI with a Child in the Car
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A person charged with a DWI who was driving with a child in the car at the time of the violation faces a significantly more serious punishment than he would have if the child had not been in the car. After a person is convicted of DWI in North Carolina, his sentence is determined based upon the balancing of grossly aggravating factors, aggravating factors, and mitigating factors. North Carolina statute G.S. 20-179(c) states that "[a]t the sentencing hearing, based upon the evidence presented at trial and in the hearing, the judge, or the jury in superior court, must first determine whether there are any grossly aggravating factors in the case."
Subdivision (4) of G.S. 20-179(c) goes on to define one of the grossly aggravating factors as:
Driving by the defendant while (i) a child under the age of 18 years, (ii) a person with the mental development of a child under the age of 18 years, or (iii) a person with a physical disability preventing unaided exit from the vehicle was in the vehicle at the time of the offense.
There are six sentencing levels for DWI offenses, and the top three levels are imposed only when the judge or jury finds one or more grossly aggravating factors. The judge is required to impose a Level One punishment if the grossly aggravating factor in subdivision (4) (driving with a minor in the car) is found or if two other grossly aggravating factors are found. Therefore, any person convicted of DWI who was driving with a minor in the car at the time of the violation will face a Level One punishment at the minimum, regardless of the person's prior record or the presence of other aggravating or mitigating factors. Under subsection (g), Level One punishment is a fine of up to $4,000 and a term of imprisonment between 30 days and 24 months. The sentence may be suspended only if the defendant serves 30 days in prison. The judge may reduce the term served to 10 days if the defendant is subject to an alcohol monitoring system for at least 120 days, as well as goes to substance abuse treatment.
By contrast, a person convicted of DWI with no aggravating or mitigating factors present or with aggravating and mitigating factors that substantially balance each other would receive a Level Four punishment. Under subsection (j), a Level Four punishment is a fine of up to $500 and a term of imprisonment between 24 hours and 60 days. The sentence may be suspended if the defendant serves 48 hours in prison or performs 48 hours of community service.
These provisions have changed quite a bit over the past few years. In 2011, the North Carolina legislature passed Laura's Law which created the Aggravated Level One punishment. Prior to Laura's Law, the highest level of punishment was a Level One punishment. The current statute requires the judge to impose an Aggravated Level One punishment if three or more grossly aggravating factors are found. Under subsection (f3), Aggravated Level One Punishment is a fine of up to $10,000 and a term of imprisonment between 12 months and 36 months. The sentence may be suspended only if the defendant serves 120 days in prison and is subject to an alcohol monitoring system for at least 120 days, as well as goes to substance abuse treatment.
That same year, the legislature passed another law which changed the subsection addressing the grossly aggravating factor of driving with a minor in the car. Previously, this grossly aggravating factor was "[d]riving by the defendant while a child under the age of 16 years was in the vehicle at the time of the offense." The new law raised the age to include any child under the age of 18 years and also added to this section people who might be biologically older than 18 years but have a mental development of a child under the age of 18 years, as well as people with a physical disability which keeps them from getting out of a vehicle without assistance.
The change to the law also changed the weight given to this grossly aggravating factor. Under the previous version of the statute, driving with a minor was treated just as any other grossly aggravating factor. A person convicted of DWI who was driving with a minor in the car at the time of the violation would have faced a Level Two punishment at the minimum. Under subsection (h), Level Two punishment is a fine of up to $2,000 and a term of imprisonment between 7 days and 12 months. The sentence may be suspended if the defendant serves 7 days in prison or is subject to an alcohol monitoring system for at least 90 days.
As stated above, however, the current version of the statute provides that a person convicted of DWI who was driving with a minor in the car at the time receive at least a Level One punishment. The Level One punishment has twice the fine limit and the sentencing limit as the Level Two punishment. Furthermore, a person who receives Level Two punishment can avoid jail time altogether by abstaining from alcohol for a period of 90 days as verified by an alcohol monitoring system, while a person who receives Level One punishment does not have this option.
What about a person convicted of DWI who was driving with two children in the car at the time of the violation - does this count as two separate grossly aggravating factors? While G.S. 20-179(c) specifies that each prior conviction under subdivision (1) is a separate grossly aggravating factor, it does not specify whether driving with multiple minors in the car would create more than one grossly aggravating factor under subdivision (4). One could argue that the lack of specification under subdivision (4) would indicate that multiple minors do not create more than one grossly aggravating factor since the statute explicitly states in subdivision (1) the creation of separate grossly aggravating factors. Furthermore, the statute refers to the subdivision (4) aggravating factor in the singular, stating "[i]f the judge does not find that the aggravating factor at subdivision (4) of this subsection applies, then the judge must impose the Level Two punishment under subsection (h) of this section if it is determined that only one of the other grossly aggravating factors applies."
It is possible, however, that driving with a minor in the car and driving with "a person with a physical disability preventing unaided exit from the vehicle" would create two separate aggravating factors because these are two separate categories in subdivision (4). The DWI sentencing factors form provides separate boxes to check for each category in subdivision (4), which acknowledges, but does not resolve, this interpretation.
If you have been charged with DWI, call Rosensteel Fleishman for legal help.
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Costa Rica for nomads
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Updated 2022, December 16th: Pura Vida Costa Rica! The small tropical country in Central America is home to the happiest people on the planet, to more than 500,000 wildlife species, 900 types of birds, and the most colorful aquatic habitat - the temporarily home to migrating humpback whales, hammerhead sharks, and sea turtles.
Costa Rica is one of the 20 most biodiverse countries in the world, with 32 national parks, 51 wildlife refuges, 13 forest reserves, and 8 biological reserves. White palm-lined beaches of Santa Teresa or Nosara attract more and more digital nomads and long-term remote workers, making Costa Rica's coastal towns one of the most popular travel spots in Latin America. A change from tropical heat to hazy mist is found in the cloud forest of Monteverde, a famous spot for trekking and wildlife observation.
🇨🇷 Entry requirements for Costa Rica
Valid visa: Most travelers do not need a visa to enter Costa Rica. To see if your nationality requires a visa, use this link. Many nationalities are granted a 90-day stay upon arrival (EU countries, USA, Canada, and others).
Return ticket: The immigration wants to see proof of exit in form of a return ticket. It is possible that you are already asked by the airline at check-in to show your return ticket (cruise passage, onward bus ticket, flight ticket).
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🏡 How to find a place
Airbnb: Plenty of availabilities are found on Airbnb and very common to book your stay through this platform.
Hotels: Check out accommodation via agoda.com and booking.com. If you want to be close to a specific location, check hotels on Google Maps.
Lodges and Jungle Reserves: Costa Rica is a natural beauty. Make sure to include a stay in one of the reserves and lodges close to nature.
✈ How to get to Costa Rica
Plane: There are several direct flights linking Costa Rica with the USA and Mexico. Coming or leaving from or to Europe on direct flights would connect you to Spain, Switzerland, France, Germany, the UK, and the Netherlands. From the airport in San José, take a shuttle to the city which costs 20 Euro and takes approximately 15 minutes.
🚌 Public transport in San José
Uber: An easy and safe way to travel around is by using Uber which is widely available in rural and tourist areas.
Taxi: In the capital of San Jose, taxis must use their meters by law. Outside of San Jose, most taxis don't have meters and you need to agree upon a price before entering the car. Bargaining is accepted. Tipping the taxi driver is not common unless the driver does an outstanding service or helps with your luggage.
Scooter: It is possible to rent scooters in Costa Rica. Rental services ask prices like 30 to 40 Euro per day for a bike.
🏘 Where to stay in San José
Escazú: Living in Escazú means access to stylish condo buildings and modern apartment complexes. In this charming area, 8 km west of downtown San José, you will find luxurious shopping malls and high-end bars and restaurants.
La Sabana: The Sabana metropolitan park is right in the heart of San José and the area around is a popular middle-class neighborhood. You find local restaurants and coffee shops, some retail, and services here.
🧑🏻💻 Where to work from in San José
Gracias coworking: The community-focused coworking space has two locations, one in La California and one in Barrio Escalante. Both spaces have modern interiors, fast and reliable internet, and provide a professional working environment. Unlimited monthly membership costs 160 Euro.
La Mancha: This place is for you if you are a coffee enthusiast. La Mancha is located in a historical building. Comfortable chairs and a stable wifi connection make it a doable work spot.
Café Rojo: Not sure, if you had authentic Vietnamese fusion cuisine in mind when reading the name Café Rojo. This little eatery serves delicious Vietnamese food and makes a good work spot.
🚊 How to travel around
Shuttle Bus: The tourist shuttle busses are minivans you can book private and they will take you from and to Quepos/Manuel Antonio, Monteverde/Santa Elena, Jacó, Dominical, Uvita, Puerto Jiménez, Arenal, Montezuma, and Mal País. Check out Easy Ride.
Bus: Costa Rica has a bus network but it is not the greatest. First, there is no main central terminal in San Jose that would make it easy to purchase tickets or see bus schedules. The ticket offices and bus terminals are scattered throughout the city and are operated by a single bus company. Overland buses with a ride longer than 4 hours will include a rest stop as the overland busses do not have a toilet. Busses (directivo) go directly from A to B including a few stops.
Rental car: Most car rental services will accept most international driver's licenses or an international driver's permit issued from your home country. Roads in Costa Rica are okay but not great. Fuel can be purchased at petrol stations and in more remote areas at corner stores as well. Depending on the season you will rent a 4WD. You can rent a car for about 200 to 300 Euros per week but you need to pay a deposit and mandatory local insurance which is an additional 10 to 40 Euros per day. Theft is very common in Costa Rica and thieves recognize rental cars immediately. Never leave anything valuable in your car.
Collectivo: The cheaper version to get around Costa Rica is by using the Collectivo, which is a hop-on and hop-off form of transport. Collectivos show up or not, are rather crowded, flexible in their route, and not reliable as they can stop anywhere along the road. You pay directly in cash to the driver.
Horseback riding: This sounds like a joke and can be quite time-saving. But if you need to go between Monteverde and Volcano Arenal, consider riding the 20 km on a horseback, instead of driving 100 km on a bad road. Horseback riding can be an adventure in itself but also a form of transport. Found here.
🎖Must see
Central Avenue: Central Avenue is the oldest street in San José and the economic, cultural, and commercial hub of the city.
Monteverde: The could forest in Monteverde is a famous ecotourism spot in an upper elevation and part of a rainforest. Accommodation with reliable internet is mostly found in Santa Elena, a little town with coffee shops, restaurants, coworking spaces, and hotels. Santa Elena is good for short-term stays. You will find a Selina on the road to Monteverde, always an indicator that digital nomadism has arrived.
Nosara: The coastal town of Nosara is another spot digital nomads dream of. The vibe is everything from yoga hippie to hipster nomad, but they all have in common that they are willing to pay a high price for staying in Nosara. Prices have skyrocketed in the past years and gentrification is a problem. However, this instagrammable place attracts thousands of people every year and became a magnet for digital nomads.
Santa Teresa: An upcoming hotspot in the Puntarenas province. The small town offers reliable internet, good accommodation choices, palm-lined sandy beaches, a verdant jungle, and a growing community of digital nomads and long-stay remote workers that transit into expats.
Wildlife: From the tiny red-eyed frog, and the small hummingbird, to shimmering toucans and scarlet macaws, gentle tapirs, majestic leopards, and cheeky monkeys - Costa Rica is well known for its eco-friendly and nature-preserving approach to keeping the country green, diverse and sustainably growing back forest and natural habitats for its wildlife. Make sure to book a tour through one of the many national parks and reserves to see the country's beauty.
Hot springs: 5 active volcanos heating up hundreds of hot springs, a great treatment for sore muscles to soothe in the thermal waters after a long trek.
Poas Volcano National Park: If you have time visit one of the world's largest active volcanoes in Alajuela province, about a 1.5-hour drive from San Jose. Tickets need to be purchased in advance online, and visitor groups depart every 20 minutes from the entrance. It is a 45-minute guided tour. The views depend on the weather and volcano activity but there is no refund if your view is blocked by clouds. Tours can be scheduled between 7 am and 2 pm, every day including weekends and holidays.
Tortuguero National Park: Only accessible by plane or boat, the Tortuguero National Park in Limón province is a haven for wildlife watching, including mangroves, swamps, and rainforests as well as beaches, and lagoons. The area is inhabited and is therefore only accessible for a day trip.
💡Good to know
Internet: The average broadband internet speed is 50 Mbps download and 9 Mbps upload.
Sim card: Movistar and Claro are constantly expanding their network and are good to go with their prepaid packages.
Sockets: Type A, Type B.
Climate: Costa Rica is beautifully warm all year, with an average annual temperature of 25-32°C on the coasts and 23°C-26°C in the countryside and on the mountainsides. The best travel time for Costa Rica is January to April. In February, the temperature is between 18ºC and 27ºC.
Digital nomad community: Costa Rica shows a growing community of digital nomads and expats and offers different areas, such as the green spots of Monteverde or beach places such as Nosara or Santa Teresa.
English: About 10% of the adult population in Costa Rica speak English. Although that doesn't sound a lot, pretty much everyone working in hospitality or tourism speaks English pretty well.
🚧 What to avoid
Water pollution: Waster water treatment in Costa Rica is pretty bad resulting in agricultural wastewater and poor septic tanks. Some areas of Costa Rica's water used by local communities are contaminated with E. coli and other bacteria, especially during the wet season.
Crime: Locally organized criminal groups are on the rise in Costa Rica, and the crime rate rose significantly in the last few years. "In 2017, Costa Rica broke the country's record in reported homicides with 603 and a homicide rate of 12.1 per 100,000 individuals. And 2018 isn't looking much better" (Kjelstad, 2018). Overall, tourist areas are fairly safe but rural areas can be different. The theft rate in tourist areas is increasing, and thieves break into cars, and apartments knowing that a foreigner lives there. Make sure to always lock your valuables in the safe and never leave anything valuable in your rental car.
Costs: Costa Rica is the most expensive country in Central America and prices are rising year by year.
Gentrification: Digital nomads and expats are raving about places like Nosara, a small beach town that is divided into an expensive touristy part and a local part. Places like Nosara are overbuilt, and come with water shortages and poor infrastructure, especially for all the people building the luxurious condos. It is relatively easy to buy land in Costa Rica and gain residential status although many new landowners are not allowed to start building a house on their own land for many years, due to the over-development of some locations.
🚴🏻♀ How to stay healthy
Watersports at Isla del Coco: Located 550 km off the Pacific coast of the mainland, Isla del Coco is the only island with a rainforest. The protected marine area surrounding the island is home to sharks, rays, dolphins, and much tropical fish which makes the island a diver's paradise.
Hiking on Isla Tortuga: The island is inhabited by humans and only accessible for a day trip. You can go snorkeling, bird watching, hiking, swimming, and kayaking. Palm-lined beaches make Isla Tortuga a very instagramable place that looks like the perfect tour agency advertisement.
Hiking on Isla del Caño: Another inhabited but not less popular spot for nature lovers and sun worshipers is Isla del Caño, around 10 km off the coast of the Osa peninsula. For a day trip, visitors enjoy watersports, hikes, or bird watching. Flora and fauna are diverse and with some patience, you will get one of the famous Costa Rican wildlife in front of your lens.
Surfing at Playa Uvita: Uvita is not just a great surf spot, but also popular for whale-watching tours, and hikes, for example, to the Nauyaca waterfall.
Running: Walking, running, jogging - named as you, please. Costa Rica's long-stretched beaches are the perfect setting for some cardio fitness, including running, long beach walks, volleyball, or other fun activities.
Yoga: Since I do yoga regularly, I have been following two YouTube yoga instructors and both happen to record a big chunk of their yoga classes in Costa Rica. Coincidence? The yoga community is big, especially in touristy areas like Nosara and Santa Teresa and it is not hard to find classes in studios and on the beach. Although I travel with carry-on luggage only, my foldable yoga mat is always ready to get unfolded.
Costa Rican cuisine: Costa Rica is a paradise if you like rice, beans, fish, and meat. I refer to it as one of the rice and beans countries. National dishes include the breakfast dish Gallo Pinto (rice and beans), Casado (rice, beans, salad, tortilla, fried platano, and meat), Tamales (filled banana leaves), or Arroz con Leche (milk rice with cinnamon).
Grocery shopping: As mentioned earlier, Costa Rica is jar-dropping beautiful but comes with a heavy price tag. Grocery shopping can get as expensive as in Europe or the USA. Stick to local brands, shop local produce, and eat according to the season.
Eco resorts: When investing in a trip to Costa Rica, you should spend time and money and stay in one of the many beautiful eco resorts. For example the Lapa Rios Ecolodge at Osa peninsula, Tortuga Lodge in Tortuguero, or El Silencio Lodge in the cloud forest of Monteverde. Imagine waking up to the sounds of the chirping jungle, a waterfall, or raindrops on the roof.
Water quality: In general, you can drink tap water in Costa Rica, but we recommend drinking bottled water.
Air quality: The air quality in Costa Rica is good.
Where to travel next? Destinations close to Costa Rica.
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It's the morning after the morning we remembered the mourning and celebrated the Morning.
D has risen early again, because it's Monday and time to move into a new week of busyness as usual. I want to burrow down under white down, but there's a light that shines in the dark, and I hear him move about the room. He bends over to kiss me goodbye. I won't see him again until bedtime.
Dawn's smearing rose on Horizon's lips when I flip back the covers. Downstairs, I press the power buttons on computer and coffeepot, then go down another level to add a log to the fire.
Back at the kitchen table with a steamy mug, I check messages from my Facebook prayer group. Then my calendar. I breathe deep. Try not to choke.
How did I clutter up April so quickly? Four different book studies and two from last month I haven't even gotten to. A couple other writing deadlines. And my own blog. A workshop and a retreat, softball and soccer practices for the grandgirl (and I suspect games that we don't yet know about.) D is pressing me for my part of the income taxes, which means going over every statement online, clicking on almost every check since I haven't kept up my check register for the last year. And my daughter has to have surgery. Plus all the usual day-to-day stuff and more corners to declutter.
Through the window, I see the snow shaker tipped over again during the night. I know it's spring. The calendar says so, and D brought the rockers and the bikes back from his sister's house where we store them for the winter. A robin dances down the drive, and I can't stay in here. I must move into the beauty, into the light.
I'm stilled by the symphony of songs that surround me and mesmerized by how the light glints gold on green, shines on the bluebird house waiting, spills across the ground. I stand and take it all in.
Creation heaves heaven, but we pass it by. To brake and breathe, we think, might just break us.
Sometimes we need to just stand and stare.
Because in the stares we find the stairs that move us above the mundane. We find splendor in each second, beauty in the midst of battle, webs of wonder woven through the week.
When I come inside with nose numb and fingers frozen, my calendar doesn't look quite as daunting..
So very lovely, Sandra…spilling beauty and Christ all over. I woke up this morning feeling many of those same pressures. Lord, as we stand or sit still to stare in Your face, please order our steps, that we may accomplish what's important to You.
This should have posted earlier, but I didn't schedule it right. Just another one of my oopses for the week–and it's only Tuesday. 😉 So order, yes. I need some ordering.
Beautiful, Sandy . . . I will take the time to stand and stare today. Blessings to you!
So did you, Martha? Did you find time to stand and stare?
Just what I needed today "to stand and stare," or rather to be "still" and know that God is near. The moments when I take time to observe the beauty of the world around me makes my heart sing.
Hi, Kathy. It's amazing what songs we hear and sing if we only take the time to still. I'm glad this spoke to you. Have a wonderful week, friend.
Oh glory to just stand and stare. Thank you for this slow pause for the holy in the midst of a busy day, Sandy. I love the way you gather beauty and bring to me in great heaps. So blessed for your gleaning.
As you feed me with your own holy heaps of wonder.


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I'm completely in love with my New Wooden Toadstools. They are so natural I love the wood grain and I take the time to look at them and decide where to paint the door. Usually it's the shape of the grain that decides the shape of the door.
I now have lots of different sizes of Toadstools for all budgets.
Next is to tuck some glue under the bark to preserve as much of the bark as possible.
Then it's time to paint the tops, I use acrylic paints and like to add different tones of red. Spots are great fun to paint and really make the toadstools start to come to life.
I start with the door the main feature. The door knobs I try to make them really stand out so that you feel you want to open the door and go inside.
Then I use coloured pens to sketch out where I want all of the little animals, flowers and foliage.
Trees toadstools and flowers feature a lot in my paintings.
Im absolutely obsessed with cute Foxes and try and sneak one in wherever I can.
I paint on all different sizes of Toadstools and they are all unique no two are the same.
Animals of all kinds can be painted on your very own bespoke Toadstool.
I like to add some ivy or foliage and roses going up the Toadstool and across the top as if it was growing there naturally. Birds and dragonfly look cute on the top too.
Finishing touches are lots of flowers, grass and ladybirds.
Once it's had a couple of days to dry out thoroughly I add two coats of yacht varnish.
This makes it water tight so they can go outside.
They also look really cute in a child's bedroom.
Each one is named and numbered and comes with a cute little certificate.
Thank you for reading this far please feel free to comment I would love to hear from you as to what you think about my work? Or any questions I'm quite friendly.
Brilliant read of your blog today , I love all the toad stools and I will start a collection one day if I give up shoes which leads me to the 40th Birthday painting for Bonnie with that beautiful dress and all those shoes , is she an Irregular Choice collector or a Ruby Shoo by any chance? You know I'm a sucker for Irregular Choice Shoes.


This Tuesday the nominated films for the categories Amandus JUNIOR, Amandus YOUTH and Amandus STUDENT were announced.
Nominated films in Amandus OPEN will be announced shortly.
The festival received over 300 contributions, from all the Nordic countries. In the student category, we are very pleased to see a 50/50 gender balance of directors. This is also the case for the nominated films.
And here are the nominees.
Films are presented with their English titles, if registered.


Porch ceiling lights – The lighting of the entrance of the house is very important, to highlight this space, since it is part of the design of the facade. With lighting, two functions are fulfilled, ensuring space to avoid accidents and defining the place of access to housing. The lighting highlights the architectural characteristics of the building, creating with lights and shadows a decoration that in the course of the night enhances the design of every home.
The entrance of this house has a high ceiling and a well defined space. The lighting in this entrance, of a house, is very complete. They illuminate the high red columns of the entrance and the space of the porch. The walls of the facade also have porch ceiling lights from below, which causes shadows on the upper part of the wall.
The entrance is not only the one that is well illuminated but also the exterior gardens, the roofs of the open spaces, the top floor balcony and the upper roof eaves. In short, this house has a very well lit exterior. If you want more intensity in the access of the house, the porch ceiling lights of the trees in the entrance, is an interesting way to do it.


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Michael Bennet: The Next Media-fed Democrat "Rising Star"?
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Today's Campaign Update
(Because The Campaign Never Ends)
[Editor's Note: The Campaign Update will be silent from July 11 through July 23 because Dave needs some down time.]
Some interesting tidbits in the news this morning. Consider this:
"Americans demand climate action (as long as it doesn't cost much)," writes Reuters analyst Valerie Volcovici. "Nearly 70% of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, want the United States to take 'aggressive' action to combat climate change — but only a third would support an extra tax of $100 a year to help, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll."
What do those results tell us? It tells us the vast majority of Americans understand in their hearts that the whole "Climate Change" alarmist industry is a giant scam, which is why they aren't willing to spend any real money on it. But even many who recognize this will tell a pollster that they are for "aggressive" action to fight the scam because they feel pressured to signal the virtue of loving the "environment."
Thus, the focused brainwashing campaign engaged in by our fake news media on this subject over the last 20 years or so has been amazingly ineffective, considering the billions of dollars they've invested in it. Perhaps that's explained in part by the rising diversity of viewing options on TV, expansion of the Internet and the death of Democrat propaganda-driven newspapers.
Even the Sunday morning "news" shows are dying. The Washington Times this morning reports that the average audience for programs like "Meet the Press" and "Face the Nation" fell by 8% in 2018 and now attract an average audience of just 2.3 million viewers. The weekday evening newscasts, meanwhile, attract an average audience of just 5.3 million sets of eyes, a fraction of the number who tuned in 30-40 years ago. If nobody's watching, the brainwashing doesn't take.
This death of ratings for the broadcast TV networks exacerbates the problems for the Democrat Party in its ongoing efforts to dumb down and brainwash the American public, since any brainwashing campaign requires attention from the subjects. At the same time we see these "news" shows on ABC, NBC and CBS passing away, we are also seeing the ongoing collapse of ratings at CNN and MSNBC, a collapse that has only accelerated since the issuance of the Mueller report exonerating President Trump.
A new Democrat "rising star" on the horizon? Remember the name "Michael Bennet," because I suspect he's about to become the next media darling "rising star" in the Democrat race. The senator from Colorado was on Fox News Sunday yesterday, another of the low-rated Sunday shows whose audience is collapsing as host Chris Wallace tilts further and further to the political left.
Watching the interview, I was struck by what an accomplished and convincing liar Bennet is. He brought back memories of Bob Kerrey's famous quote that "Bill Clinton is an unusually good liar." Bennet has that same ability to tell bald-faced lies and convince you he really believes his own BS, a trait also possessed by Pete Buttigieg. Remember, I told you way back in March that Mayor Pete was probably going to have his own "rising star" moment after a similar interview on Fox News Sunday.
But Mayor Pete's star is now fading after his lost weekend back in South Bend a couple of weeks back, so the Democrat toadies in the fake news media will be looking for a new date. The pickings are getting pretty slim at this point, so they will be looking around for someone who does well on TV, someone who is articulate, and someone who toes the leftist, SJW party line that attracts clicks and retweets.
The other guy to watch right now is Julian Castro, who, in addition to being a very convincing liar (though not quite as convincing as Bennet) also happens to be an actual minority, so he checks off the identity politics box that is so appealing to shallow Democrats. But the media has been trying to give Castro a boost for weeks now with gobs of free air time, and it just hasn't been taking for whatever reason.
The other reason to think Bennet may be about to have a little boomlet is fundraising. In the second quarter, Bennet led all of the second tier candidates, raising $2.8 million from April through June. Castro bragged about a surge in his own fundraising following the debate, but has refused to release actual 2nd quarter numbers thus far, which obviously means he isn't too proud of them.
So, expect to see Michael Bennet a lot more on your TV screens in the coming few weeks. After all, these fawning fake reporters have to have some Democrat to make goo-goo eyes at and whisper sweet nothings to, and Mayor Pete just isn't getting it done for them anymore.
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Mariana is a junior at Northwestern University, where she is the managing editor at the student newspaper, The Daily Northwestern. She was a fellow at The Texas Tribune, where she covered Austin politics. She also held an investigative reporting internship at La Prensa Gráfica, a newspaper in her native El Salvador. This summer, she will intern at The Wall Street Journal. She is the president of Northwestern's chapter of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Poco después de ser elegida Senadora estatal Nueva York del Distrito 31, Marisol Alcantara se unió a la Conferencia Demócrata Independiente. Pero la senadora no se enfoca en los críticos, diciendo que su principal preocupación es representar a los latinos en el Senado.
A medida que la demografía de Washington Heights ha cambiado y los alquileres de comercio han aumentado, los propietarios de bodegas están ajustando a las nuevas demandas sus clientes.
Soon after being elected to the New York Senate from District 31, Marisol Alcantara joined the Independent Democratic Conference, a group of breakaway Democrats whose presence in Albany gives Republicans the majority power. The senator remains unbothered by critics.


One of the first Stalin Doctrines to introduce into the CDU party was Stalin's Stair Doctrine. The Stair Doctrine claimed that it was quite normal and nothing dangerous of making 'stairs' going into a 'gas chamber'. Through the Frankfurt Auschwitz Show Trials the Stair Doctrine got adopted by the CDU party which not even Stalin had tried to do with Birkenau as he let it all open. With Helmut Kohl and his clandestine Stalinist friends it became Dogma Absolute.
Then on February 2008 the whole Stalin Doctrine farce came wide open. Now Helmut Kohl and his CDU party could no longer hide the fact that STAIRS can be dangerous. The great Stair Denier Helmut Kohl fell on his own stairs severely injuring himself forcing him onto a wheelchair, becoming a virtual vegetable from the fall.
That does not mean the CDU Christian party relinquished the Stalin Stair Doctrine. They and their party friends made the Stalin Stair Doctrine even more severe. Today in Germany you get 5 years in Concentration Camp should you doubt the Stalin Stair Doctrine. And with Helmut Kohl in a wheelchair, this seems to strengthen their belief in Stalin's Stair Doctrine.
THE QUESTION WAS: Because the alleged Birkenau 'gas chambers' had stairs going down into it, why would the Germans build such stupid 'gas chambers'? It was obvious these were not 'gas chambers' but simple morgues for the crematory ovens above ground. After Ditlieb Felderer asked how people were brought into the Birkenau alleged 'gas chambers' who were on wheelchairs, Helmut Kohl and his friends had Ditlieb Felderer imprisoned inside Concentration Camps. Such a question was taboo and Blasphemy according to the various political party members who all denied Free Speech on such a simple matter as this. Not even Stalin went that far!
On February 2008 Helmut Kohl fell down the stairs gravely injuring himself. He has since been permanently on a wheelchair. From that day Helmut Kohl is faced to ask himself this question, which he denied Ditlieb Felderer to ask.


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Yelko Pino Caride (born 30 October 1996) is a Spanish footballer who plays for Pontevedra CF as an attacking midfielder.

Club career
Born in Vigo, Galicia, Pino joined Celta de Vigo's youth setup in 2007 at the age of 11, after starting it out at UD Santa Mariña. He renewed his contract with the former on 23 February 2013, signing until 2018.

In the 2013 summer Pino was promoted to the reserves in Segunda División B, making his senior debut on 25 August of that year by starting in a 2–0 away win against UD Logroñés. He scored his first goal as a senior on 4 May of the following year, netting his team's first in a 2–3 home loss against SD Noja.

On 31 July 2015, Pino refused to play with Celta's B-side after previously agreeing to receive a first-team place in his contract. On 9 September, after altercations with the board, he was loaned to English League One club Swindon Town for one season.

On 2 February 2016, after spending the half of the campaign unregistered, Pino was loaned to Queens Park Rangers until June. On 13 July, he signed a three-year contract with Segunda División side CD Lugo.

Pino made his professional debut on 27 August 2016, starting in a 3–3 home draw against Real Zaragoza. He scored his first goal the following 2 April, netting the game's only in a home success over CF Reus Deportiu.

On 14 July 2017, Pino was loaned to fellow second tier club Cultural y Deportiva Leonesa for one year. The following 18 January, his loan contract was terminated after he was recorded by teammate Emi Buendía making some aggravating insults to the club; the following day, he joined rivals SD Ponferradina.

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SD Ponferradina players
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Swindon Town F.C. players
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Starting Thursday, July 5, Avenue A Southwest between Third Street and Fifth Street Southwest will be closed for construction, and will remain closed through the end of July. During this time pavement and pavers will be installed as part of the South Central Park project. Updates will be provided as progress is made. Motorists should drive with caution and be alert to detour signs. For more information please call the City Engineering Division at 863-291-5850.


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Herzegovina Pilgrimages & Ancient Civilisations – Full Day Experience from Sarajevo
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Traveling to holy sites of Herzegovina can provide an absolutely moving, cultural and religiously – significant experiences. From beautiful cathedral and apparition hill in Medjugorje, to majestic Orthodox and Muslim temples in Southern Herzegovina and Blagaj, all the way through the ancient towns and religions, Herzegovina Region is filled with sacred places that are important to the religions of the world.
Whether you are traveling because you have a personal religious interests or because you would like to delve into the historical and cultural influence of the religious sites, this full day trip will be an excellent way of experiencing religious sites in all their greatness and immortal beauty while absorbing their history and cultural importance and taking time for sightseeing, contemplation, understanding and finding the inner peace in serene religious gardens of Herzegovina Region.
Learn about the cultural and historical impact of the amazing religion diversity in Herzegovina.
Discover the way religions found their way of reconciliation and coexistence from ancient times.
Search for a deeper meaning by experiencing Medjugorje – one of the European most visited Catholic Pilgrimages.
Take a short hike to controversial Apparition Hill of Medjugorje and find your inner peace.
Take a path of ancient civilisations and walk the walls of Roman villa Rustica Mogorjelo.
Discover the paradox and celebrate life in stunningly colourful Orthodox church while finding the truth about the off the beaten path Prebilovci village which went through the largest scale village massacre that happened during the WWII.
Have lunch by the Europe's most beautiful and most powerful karst river spring of Buna.
Indulge into the world of mysticism, explore the remarkable Blagaj Tekke and learn about Dervish Life.
Take an afternoon stroll in mazelike cobllestone streets of Mostar and admire the sunset over a turquoise Neretva River.
Understand the complex and mind-bending present day political system and learn the story behind the Breakup of Yugoslavia, War in Mostar and why Mostar Old Bridge was destroyed in 1993.
Experience the best of story telling provided by a local expert.
English speaking local-expert guide and driver.
Free of charge pickup.
All tour transfers are provided by Funky Tours.
No hidden costs. All government taxes & entrance fees. VAT 17% included in the price.
Cancellation Flexibility. Cancel 24hrs before departure for full refund or change dates.
Personal travel insurance is not included. Please buy it at home country.
This tour does not include food or drinks.
Departure Times & Starting Points
Departure Times Daily at 7 AM. We aim to reach Medjugorje by 10 AM for the morning English language mass.
Pickup Locations If you are staying in the old town of Sarajevo meet us at our office. If you are bit away from us, please let us know and we can organise advance pickup.
Activity Note: The tour is adapted to all ages and is not physically demanding. Due to the distance of the locations, we use vehicles during the tour, but most of the exploring is done on foot.
Meet our team at the office or your preferred pickup location. Your guide is knowledgeable enthusiast who will introduce you to religious and cultural diversity of Bosnian people. Also, he will make sure no questions remain unanswered, even of personal nature, so don't refrain from sharing your thoughts and opinions at any moment of time.
First part of the trip will be a scenic ride through suburbs of Sarajevo and after one hour, we will enter Herzegovina, beautiful mediterranean climate region of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
On the way we shall go through Konjic, Jablanica, Neretva valley together with Jablaničko Lake, and lastly through Mostar, which will be our stop in the afternoon on the return to Sarajevo.
Once we arrive to Medjugorje we will take a walk around the town and visit the St. James Church.
>Saint James Church evening Mass at Medjugorje – Bosnia and Herzegovina
In the end of the June 1981, from 24th until 26th, at the hill called Crnica, near the place called Podbrdo, six children have witnessed apparitions of Virgin Mary. They prayed and spoke with Our Lady.
With the messages: "I have chosen this parish in a special way and I wish to lead it.", "Peace, peace, peace – and only peace! Peace must reign between God and man and between men!", the hill Crnica, today called Apparition Hill has become the most important pilgrimage site for Catholics in this part of the World.
Those who are interested will have a chance to do 20/30min hike up the hill, to the Virgin Mary statue and enjoy the serene moments on their own.
>Medjugorje Apparition Hill – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Čapljina & Roman Villa Rustica Mogorjelo
Our next destination will be Čapljina and Mogorjelo. Mogorjelo is a unique archaeological monument from Roman times located near Čapljina. This cultural monument is one of the most beautiful buildings of late ancient architecture in the entire country.
Archaeological excavations have shown that the construction complex consists of several phases with the oldest buildings dating from the 1st century when the site served as an agricultural center (villa rustica fructuaria). Roman Fortress (castrum) was built on the ruins of this building, which burned down in a fire in the 4th century.We will take stroll through complex of ancient corridors, admire the constructions and colect the fracutres of past times.
>Mogorjelo, Ancient Villa Rustica
Prebilovci Village & Church of the Synaxis of Serbian Saints and Martyrs
Prebilovci is a small village near Čapljina which was first mentioned in 15th century. Before the World War II this village had over 1000 inhabitants while, nowadays, it count no more than 50. During the Second World War, on 6 August 1941, around 800 civilians among which 650 were women and children were taken away from their homes and thrown into natural pits around that area. Their bones were taken out of the pit and placed in the crypt of the church that was built in 1991 just a year before the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
According to a research done by the Japanese Asahi Shimbun paper, Prebilovci is a village that suffered the most in Europe during the WWII.
We will meet the local priest and learn more about this charming Orthodox church which is the only one in the country with a grandiose amphitheatre and whose beautifully colourful design is meant to celebrate life not death.
>Sarajevo Olympic Bobsled Track at Trebevic Mountain built for Sarajevo Winter Olympics 1984
Blagaj Tekke and Buna River Spring
Blagaj town is home to Buna river spring – Europe's most beautiful, most powerful, clean and drinkable karst river spring, settled beneath few hundred meters high rock. Water comes out of quite large but stunningly deep cave, which springs amazing 43 cubic meters of water per second. Can you imagine this?
Just next to the spring, under the rock, is home to Blagaj Tekke – Dervish house, dating most likely pre or early Ottoman era from early 16th century, as unique sacral-residential example of Islamic architecture in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Visiting this complex and learning more about Dervish life in Herzegovina as important part of our history is, MUST DO.
Due to famousness and cleanliness of Buna river the most important thing to taste in Blagaj today is local trout. That is why we usually enjoy a lunch break here while enjoying amazing scenery of Buna river spring and Dervish house next to it.
>Blagaj River Spring and Dervish House
It will be an afternoon when we arrive to Mostar which is the most beautiful time of a day to take a leisure stroll in cobblestone streets and admire the sunset over the Old Bridge. We will do our 1.30h walking tour, which will focus on Mostar's Old Bridge, Old Bazaar and Old Town, but offer stories of Mostar's uniqueness, in regard to historical and cultural diversity.
Story of Mostar will be about the Bridge, it's rise and fall, and how it had risen again. You will learn about Siege of Mostar, about why it is called Mostar, about "Mostarians". We recreate Mostar for you and with you.
Sunsets are amazing time in Mostar, so we can consider to have drink at place overlooking the bridge panorama and discuss more about everything we did today. When Mostar is done, it is time to go back to Sarajevo, and it will be two hours journey before we are "home".
>Mostar Old bridge during the sunset
Comfortable walking shoes (climbing to Apparition hill requires good shoes)
Sun cream (summer time)
Trip Extensions
Herzegovina Wine Route – Full Day Wine Tasting Experience
Sarajevo to/from Dubrovnik (Split/Kotor) 2day Transfer Tour via Mostar and Herzegovina
Mostar and Herzegovina 4 Cities – Full Day Tour from Sarajevo
Saint James Church evening Mass at Medjugorje – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Apparition Hill and Statue of Virgin Mary – Medjugroje – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Herzegovina is a home to over 40 different winemakers
Mogorjelo, Ancient Villa Rustica
Church of the Synaxis of Serbian Saints and Martyrs
Does this tour include visit to Kravice Waterfalls?
No, it does not. Adding Kravice Waterfalls is possible, but please note that it will extend this itinerary for 2 additional hours.
Is lunch included in costs of the tour?
Lunch is not included in costs. Costs of a really good and tasty lunch is usually between 7-10 EUR.
This tour is suitable for anyone regardless on their age or fitness level.
Can I book as a solo traveller?
How much in advance do I need to book this tour?
Can I pay for the tour with credit card?
Yes, we accept VISA and Maestro. Please note that, in case you would like to make a credit card payment, you will need to do it at our office or by prepayment via credit card authorisation form. Our guides can NOT accept credit cards.
Which currency is accepted for cash payment?
We are fans of our local currency (BAM), but you can also pay in EUR, HRK, USD, GBP or even combined.
Can I book a private trip and customise my own itinerary?
Yes, tailor-made itineraries are our speciality so please feel free to contact our team with your suggestions and we will make sure to offer the best options there are.


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Marshall: "I said 'what's your name,' and he said 'Eric Frein'"
Barely 24 hours since the remarkably anti-climactic capture of accused cop killer Eric Matthew Frein, on Friday evening Anderson Cooper spoke with Marshal Scott Malkowski, a member of the team that arrested the now former fugitive.
"I got about five feet away from him, I said 'what's your name, who are you,' and he said 'Eric Frein,'" Malkowski detailed in Friday's phone conversation with Cooper. "Then my team immediately took him into custody – collapsed on him – and took him into custody."
Watch the above video for further specifics from Malkowski as recalled during his "Anderson Cooper 360" interview.
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Q: GIT Removing FETCH refs from remote tracking I am new to using GIT in eclipse i have been playing around with the tool and i did several push and merges to the server however i am seeing in the Remote Tracking option when i do a fetch i am getting branches i do not need or use anymore. How can i remove from Remote Tracking, branches i do not need anymore.
I attempted a delete however when i do a fetch again from the server they all come back. I also need these branch names however i cannot reuse them since they already exist. Under is a screen shot of what i see when i attempt to configure the FETCH option.
GIT FETCH CONFIGURATION

A: You need to delete those branches on the server as well as locally:
git push --delete origin <branchName>

(As in "How do I delete a Git branch both locally and remotely?")
If you don't, the next fetch will bring those branches back.

A: You can specify the default refspecs to fetch from a remote:
git config remote.origin.fetch +refs/heads/master:refs/remotes/origin/master

(likewise with remote.origin.push).  Then delete the unwanted branches locally and fetch won't reload them unless you specifically ask.