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Sober Truth - Psychosis
Sober Truth
by Jered "The Inertia" Lacks at 02 April 2019, 11:44 AM
Sober Truth was founded in 2007, originating from Siegburg, Germany. With their first album titled "Riven", released in 2008, the band has gone on to play over two hundred and fifty shows and establish a well credited six album discography. The band meshes several genres into their sound, ultimately defying any laws of genre in general. This is a band that proves that with time, effort, and structure you can piece together a solid and very interesting album without sticking to just one sound and genre. So, I will now continue to dive into reviewing their latest release, "Psychosis".
Where do I even begin with this album? Less than half way through it, I was laughing and saying to myself "What are these guys doing?". I don't mean that in a bad way! I have listened to metal since I was eleven years old, of all genres. Genres I liked, genres I disliked… Bands I loved, bands I hated. I am thirty years old now so I consider myself to be a veteran metal listener and enthusiast! I don't think I've heard an album quite like this. It's one of the most original pieces that I've heard in all twenty plus years of being a part of the heavy metal community. To be honest, I don't think there's one sub genre of metal that isn't covered or installed into the writing of this album. It's all over the place with different style riffs and vocals. But, it's structured and pieces together so well. You can surely tell that this band has a great number of influences and talent. I knew by the time I got to the fourth track that this was going to be a hard album to review, because there was so much to take in and process. I will try to break it down with a few of the following tracks to give a general understanding and idea of what you, as the listener is about to experience.
The album opens up with the song "Solitude". When you being to listen to this, you're thinking "okay, pretty basic sounding. Thrash style riffs, with a little touch of black metal." It's very energetic and intense! At about the two minute and ten second mark of the song, it starts to turn with a clean, whacky sounding riff that throws you off. This shows that maybe the band is a little experimental in what they're doing with this record. Following "Solitude" and second track on the album is "Akardos", which punches you with an immediate lead guitar, then goes into a Tool-esque bass line. This is another signal that this band and album has more to them than what you think. By the time you finish "Akardos" and delve into the third song, it starts to descended a little more into their plethora of sounds. "Sober (Re-Arranged)", the eighth song, much resembles the likeliness of Melodic Death Metal elements. Aside from that, you have songs on this album that mildly remind me of Type O Negative or A Pale Horse Named Death at times, such as the title track "Psychosis". The final track on the album really throws you off. I thought my phone began to play a different band. "Collapse" is an acoustic and unplugged track, featuring a harmonica. This song has a very strong western sentiment to it, and frankly it's awesome.
Everything on this album was great. What stuck out to me the most was the vocals. Even with as good as the instrumentals were with a vast amount of talent and zestfulness, I don't think anything stuck out to me more than the vocals did. To be in a band that has instrumentals as diverse as this one, it's important that you have a singer that can match that criteria with his or her voice. This album is purely dynamic and is a great example of the high intellect that musicians in this genre can accomplish. This was an album that makes me happy to be a fan of Heavy Metal.
Songwriting:10
Originality:10
Memorability:10
Production:10
1. Solitude
2. Akardos
3. Dark Valley
4. Ode To Reality
5. Riven
6. Horizon
7. Utopia
8. Sober (Re-arranged)
9. Dying Dreams
10. Psychosis
11. Collapse
Torsten Schramm – Guitar,Vocals
Jules Rockwell - Bass
Aaron Vogelsberg - Lead Guitar
Sam Baw - Drums
Record Label: TaktArt Records
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Seemingly carved from a dark gray stone, this sinister crouching humanoid resembles a horned, winged demon.
Freeze (Ex) A gargoyle can hold itself so still it appears to be a statue. A gargoyle that uses freeze can take 20 on its Stealth check to hide in plain sight as a stone statue.
Gargoyles often appear to be winged stone statues, for they can perch indefinitely without moving, allowing them to surprise their foes. Gargoyles tend toward obsessive-compulsive behaviors that are as varied as their kind is plentiful. Books, stolen trinkets, weapons, and grisly trophies harvested from fallen foes are just a few examples of the types of things a gargoyle might collect to decorate its lair and territory. Gargoyles tend toward a solitary lifestyle, though they sometimes form fearsome groups called "wings" for protection and sport. In certain conditions, a tribe of gargoyles might even ally with other creatures, but even the most stable alliances with a gargoyle tribe can collapse for the smallest of reasons—gargoyles are nothing if not treacherous, petty, and vindictive. Gargoyles have been known to dwell in the heart of the largest of cities, crouching amid the decorations of stone cathedrals and buildings where they hide in plain sight by day and swoop down to feed on vagabonds, beggars, and other unfortunates at night.
The longer a tribe of gargoyles abides in a region of ruins or buildings, the more its members come to resemble that region's architectural styles. The changes a gargoyle's appearance undergoes are slow and subtle, but over the course of years, it can shift radically.
One unusual variant of gargoyle dwells not amid buildings and ruins but under the waves of the sea. These creatures are known as kapoacinths—they have the same basic statistics as normal gargoyles, save that they have the aquatic subtype and their wings grant them a swim speed of 60 feet (but are useless for actual flight). Kapoacinths dwell in shallow, coastal regions where they can shamble up from the surf to prey on those that reside there. They are more likely to form wings, as kapoacinths prefer group living to a solitary lifestyle.


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alicia hamberg	in art	 February 20, 2013 July 2, 2013 625 Words
hilma af klint: a pioneer of abstraction (exhibition)
If you happen to be in Stockholm this spring, the Hilma af Klint exhibition is worth visiting.* It runs until May 26 at Moderna Museet. She's obviously an immensely fascinating person, but even I (who was already fascinated) was quite surprised at how impressive her works are, when I viewed them at the museum early this morning. I had seen only a few of them before, in real life, and many of them in print — it turns out, the latter is a very different thing from seeing them in reality, which perhaps hardly needs pointing out, but I felt it particularly true this time. Much of her abstract art is stunning, both the shapes and the colours are amazing in themselves, but her interests and inspirations in occultism and spiritual ideas and movements add an extra layer of fascination (although deciphering the occult meaning of it is quite a task! as it has to be). Her early works were lovely too — I particularly liked the paintings of flowers and plants, which are beautiful although not at all spectacular in the same way. In her later works — succeeding these now famous abstract paintings which were the main focus of the exhibition and of interest in general — the inspiration from anthroposophy and anthroposophical artistic ideals is evident; there's actually stuff looking more or less like any wet-on-wet painting, indistinguishable from the children's paintings you typically find pinned on the walls of any waldorf school (especially the early grades… to make matters worse). There's a nice exhibition catalogue which includes an interview with Helmut Zander, whom many of the anthroposophically interested are familiar with already. (For looking at her artwork, I — obviously — recommend that you get the catalogue. My images don't do it justice at all.)
Painting (the red one) which af Klint supposedly showed to Rudolf Steiner, when he came to her studio during his visit to Stockholm in 1908. (She herself went to the Goetheanum, and also wrote to Steiner to ask him for advice on what to do with her art. She hoped that Steiner, and the anthroposophists, would be interested.)
Notebooks, preprations for paintings. (She also kept notebooks in which she wrote extensively about her work and her paintings.)
Assistant curator, Jo Widoff, spoke about af Klint and the exhibition (very good!).
There are ten very large paintings, appropriately named The Ten Largest. They're supposed to symbolize life. The blue and the lighter blue ones (with more orange elements) are childhood, the orange ones youth, maube or purple (there are four) adulthood, and on the picture just before this one you see the two last in the series, with paler backgrounds, representing the later stages of life. This idea fits fairly well in the scheme of the 7-year life cycles known from theosophy (and anthroposophy).
(Sorry about the ugly reflection; it certainly doesn't help. I thought it was worth showing one of her early flower studies I mentioned above, and unfortunately had no better image.)
Hilma af Klint ad. (That's her. On the advertisement pillar. She looks so rational, and almost stern.)
*I mentioned it, and her, a while ago. I also recently wrote (in Swedish) about a couple of books about her. There has been some media coverage lately. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung has a whole page dedicated to the exhibition today (February, 20), but sadly it's not online. Other articles you might want to look at include these, most of them are in Swedish, but if I find anything interesting I will add it later: SvD, Expressen, Kunstkritikk, Fokus, ArtDaily.
Edits (several additions made at different times): Aftonbladet, the epic FAZ article now online, SR in German, SR (Swedish), DN, WSJ, DN, El País, Expressen, art, Kunstkritikk, NZZ, NYT.
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Sharon Lombard says:
Leadbeater and Annie Besant were doing these sorts of abstractions in 1901, a bit earlier than Klint, see their book "Thought Forms". I don't understand why the interpretations of the supposed "spiritual world" as documented by Anthroposophists and Theosophists are so different from each other? It would seem, surely, that there should be more similarities between the work of the
spiritual painters if they truly could see a spirit world?
Yes, now, that IS a good question. Presumably, the spiritual world has manifold appearances… Or perhaps it's merely human imagination!
I've seen it pointed out, about the Thought Forms — and I remember reading some article which brought up even earlier examples of the same kind of art.
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Tomás de Iriarte (Buenos Aires, Virreinato del Río de la Plata, 1794-Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1876) fue un militar y cronista rioplatense que, luego de una carrera en el Ejército realista en América, se unió al independentista. También luchó en la guerra del Brasil y en las guerras civiles argentinas, enfrentando a Juan Manuel de Rosas.

Carrera militar
Nació en Buenos Aires en marzo de 1794, hijo del coronel Félix Iriarte, jefe del Regimiento Fijo de Infantería de Buenos Aires. Fue enviado por sus padres a España a los diez años. En el trayecto fue tomado prisionero por los ingleses y estuvo varios meses en Londres (en el mismo viaje en que también fue capturado Carlos María de Alvear). Estudió en el Real Colegio de Artillería de Segovia, participando en la Guerra de la Independencia Española entre 1809 y 1814.

Se embarcó como teniente coronel hacia América en 1816 a las órdenes del general La Serna, que poco después sería nombrado jefe del ejército realista del Alto Perú; fue el jefe de su división de artillería. Después del fracaso de una de las varias invasiones realistas a Salta, fingiendo un reconocimiento se pasó al ejército de gauchos de Güemes. Sirvió en el Ejército del Norte a las órdenes de Manuel Belgrano, quien lo nombró director de la escuela de artillería, y escribió su Instrucción para el Manejo de la Artillería. Al momento de ponerse a las órdenes del General Belgrano, le obsequió un galón de oro que éste usaba como adorno de su bicornio.

Participó en varios de los hechos de la Anarquía del Año XX en Buenos Aires, en las filas de Alvear. Desterrado en Montevideo, dónde ayudó como pudo a la liberación de la provincia oriental y fue parte de la delegación montevideana en el Tratado entre Santa Fe y el Cabildo de Montevideo, regresó años más tarde a Buenos Aires, desde donde fue enviado como secretario del embajador Carlos María de Alvear a los Estados Unidos.

Volvió al Río de la Plata y fue ascendido al grado de coronel y comandante de la artillería en la campaña contra el Brasil. Tuvo una actuación destacada en la batalla de Ituzaingó.

Durante la guerra civil

Vuelto a Buenos Aires, se negó a acatar la autoridad del dictador Juan Lavalle, que había fusilado al gobernador Dorrego. Por esa razón fue desterrado al Uruguay hasta la llegada al gobierno de Juan Manuel de Rosas, al que apoyó junto con todo el grupo dorreguista, y fue ascendido a general. Pero tras el fracaso en defender el gobierno de Juan Ramón Balcarce, volvió a exiliarse en Montevideo en 1833. Allí comenzó a escribir sus monumentales Memorias.

De Montevideo se trasladó a Entre Ríos, a las órdenes de Lavalle, e hizo la campaña de este por las provincias de Corrientes, Buenos Aires y Santa Fe. Comandó la captura de la ciudad de Santa Fe, derrotando al general Eugenio Garzón, quien se rindió a cambio de la garantía de que se le respetaría la vida. Lavalle estuvo a punto de fusilar a Garzón, pero en el último momento cambió de idea.

Después de la derrota de Quebracho Herrado, se retiró con Lavalle hacia el norte, pero al poco tiempo se separó de su ejército, disconforme con la falta de disciplina. Pasó a Chile y regresó a Montevideo. Su principal actividad allí fue escribir varios tomos más de sus Memorias, aunque durante el sitio de Oribe dirigió la construcción de nuevas defensas para la ciudad.

La gran autobiografía
Regresó a Buenos Aires en 1849, con permiso de Rosas, y se encerró en su casa a terminar los 8 tomos con 10 000 páginas de sus Memorias. Resultó un libro muy útil para los historiadores, a condición de que se tenga en cuenta su estado de ánimo, que lo incitaba a criticar a todos los personajes con los que se cruzó. En particular fue muy duro con la conducción de Carlos María de Alvear en la Guerra del Brasil.

Después de Caseros, escribió también "Colonización y arreglo de fronteras", una refutación de las memorias del general José María Paz llamadas "Ataque y defensa", y la "Biografía del general José Miguel Carrera", la primera en que alguien se animaba a defender a este exgobernante chileno, de terrible trayectoria en la Argentina.

Murió en mayo de 1876 en Buenos Aires.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Academia Nacional de la Historia, Partes de batalla de las guerras civiles, Bs. As., 1977.
 Best, Félix: "Historia de las Guerras Argentinas", Ed. Peuser, Bs. As., 1980.
 Beverina, Juan, Las campañas de los ejércitos libertadores 1838-1852, Bs. As., 1923.
 Camogli, Pablo, Batallas entre hermanos, Ed. Aguilar, Bs. As., 2009.
 Iriarte, Tomás de, Memorias. Ed. Compañía General Fabril, Bs. As., 1962.
 Paz, José María, Memorias póstumas. Ed. Emecé, Bs. As., 2000.
 Ruiz Moreno, Isidoro J., Campañas militares argentinas, Tomo II, Ed. Emecé, Bs. As., 2006.
 Saldías, Adolfo, Historia de la Confederación Argentina, Ed. Hyspamérica, Bs. As., 1987.

Enlaces externos

Militares del Ejército del Norte
Militares realistas de la guerra de la Independencia argentina
Militares de las guerras civiles argentinas
Militares de la Guerra del Brasil (republicanos)
Generales de Argentina del siglo XIX
Militares nacidos en Buenos Aires
Condecorados con Cordón de Ituzaingó

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A New Reality Show Will Send the Winner to Space For 10 Days
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A planned reality show will seek to give the winner of its on-air competition "the greatest prize ever given out on Earth" — a 10-day stay on the International Space Station.
The winning contestant on the show, called "Space Hero," could launch into orbit as soon as 2023, the production company behind the proposed series, which is also called Space Hero, said in a press release Thursday.
"Space Hero will provide an opportunity for anyone from any background to become the first globally-elected space explorer to take part in a mission to the International Space Station," the press release reads.
The production company's press release said that the team is "now looking for global brand and primary distribution partners." But details about the project's funding, the competition's format, release date, and production plans were not disclosed. Space Hero could not immediately provide answers to follow-up questions. Space Hero founding partner Deborah Sass previously described the show's prize as worth $65 million.
The company also revealed that it's working with Propagate, a prominent production company that works on other unscripted competition series such as Food Network's "Chopped." Propagate's founders, Ben Silverman and Howard Owens, have previously worked on shows that include "The Office," "Ugly Betty" and "MasterChef."
Propagate did not respond to requests for additional comment.
Space Hero, which is headed by a former News Corp executive named Marty Pompadur, said it is working with Texas-based startup Axiom Space to coordinate the trip into orbit.
Axiom was co-founded and led by Michael Suffredini, who led NASA's International Space Station Program from 2005 to 2015. The company plans to serve as a go-between for NASA, launch providers such as SpaceX and Boeing, and any private-sector individuals interested in booking rides to space for tourism, entertainment or other business purposes. Axiom has also said it can provide all the training necessary to prepare individuals for a trip to the ISS.
NASA has made a heavy push in recent years to drum up interest in commercial activity on the International Space Station, a multibillion-dollar orbiting laboratory that has hosted crews of astronauts and hundreds of scientific experiments for the past two decades.
Earlier this year, space agency head Jim Bridenstine announced that Tom Cruise is working with NASA on plans to film a movie aboard the ISS. Axiom will also handle the training and coordination for that project.
The US space agency issued a directive last year that laid out plans to allow non-government space travelers to pay the space agency for use of the ISS facilities. That document also laid out how much certain services could cost: Use of life-support equipment — and the toilet — were listed at $11,250 per day. Food, air, and other provisions were priced at $22,500 per day.
Several plans to send people to space for film or TV purposes, however, have fallen flat in previous years. An organization called Mars One gained widespread attention in 2013 with plans to have 100 people compete for one of four spots on a one-way trip to the red planet, predicting media coverage would provide the majority of the funding needed. But those plans never materialized, in part because the necessary technology does not exist.
Various other announcements about ISS visitors have also fallen through, including one from pop star Lance Bass, of 'NSYNC boyband fame, in the early 2000s.
Private citizens have visited the space station before: A company called Space Adventures previously organized eight trips to the International Space Station for ultra-wealthy travelers between 2001 and 2009 using Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
Allowing tourists and other private citizens to make use of the space station — via SpaceX's or Boeing's new spacecraft — is part of NASA's goal of commercializing outer space.
That effort started in large part with NASA programs that handed over the task of transporting cargo and crew to the ISS. SpaceX and Northrop Grumman routinely fly cargo, and earlier this year, SpaceX became the first commercial company in history to fly NASA astronauts to the station. Boeing is also developing a spacecraft that could be ready for crewed missions next year.
Under those programs, NASA helped fund the development of the new spacecraft, but SpaceX and Boeing own and operate their vehicles, allowing them to sell seats not occupied by professional astronauts — whether that's Tom Cruise or a reality show competition winner.
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Day by Day è un cortometraggio muto del 1913. Il nome del regista non viene riportato nei credit del film che aveva come interpreti Minor Watson, Ruth Hennessy, Gertrude Forbes, Wallace Beery, Betty Brown.

Trama
Rimasto senza un soldo, Frank viene piantato dalla fidanzata Vivian. Per vivere, il giovane va a lavorare insieme a Bill, l'uomo che gli vendeva il ghiaccio. Durante un picnic, conosce Betty, sua sorella, e se ne innamora. I due si sposano proprio quando la fortuna cambia e Frank, girato il mercato in suo favore, rientra in possesso di tutto il denaro perso in precedenza. Quando Vivian e sua madre vengono a sapere delle sue mutate condizioni finanziarie, lo chiamano subito ma solo per scoprire che la donna che lo accompagna e che lui presenta, non è altri che la sua nuova moglie.

Produzione
Il film fu prodotto dalla Essanay Film Manufacturing Company.

Distribuzione
Distribuito negli Stati Uniti dalla General Film Company, il film - un cortometraggio di una bobina - uscì nelle sale cinematografiche il 22 ottobre 1913.

Note

Voci correlate
Filmografia della Essanay

Collegamenti esterni

Cortometraggi muti statunitensi
Cortometraggi commedia


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The evolution of Demonbreun Street
Lizzy Alfs, and Nate Rau
Five years ago, Demonbreun Street was nothing more than a pathway of possibilities.
Showpieces like the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, Encore condominium tower and Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum anchored the 1.2-mile street that stretches from the Cumberland River to the Music Row roundabout in Midtown. Construction was underway for the Music City Center convention hall, the most expensive project in Metro history.
But, vacant lots and nondescript old buildings dotted Demonbreun, the unheralded downtown thoroughfare in the shadows of Broadway's neon lights.
Today Demonbreun Street is the symbol of urban revitalization for Nashville. In a town where development is booming, no street has seen growth as diverse or as rapid as Demonbreun.
During the last five years, private developers have built or are in the process of constructing luxury condominiums and apartments, a full-service hotel, Class A office buildings and corporate headquarters. International tourist destinations, the Hall of Fame and Bridgestone Arena, finished expensive renovations designed in part to tap into the city's vibrancy. And Metro has invested in high profile projects while also offering tax incentives for developers.
Demonbreun's residential population is booming. New residential towers will more than double the number of units on Demonbreun in the coming years. Residents include prominent business people, attorneys and Music Row executives. At night, the Demonbreun Hill area near the Music Row roundabout comes alive as cover bands take the stage and college students pack into bars that are among the most popular in the city.
Rhythm condo owner Emily Schneller said she likes sitting on her north-facing balcony watching fireworks at Sounds Stadium on Friday nights. She said she walks to festivals downtown, bars in Midtown for live music and restaurants in Hillsboro Village.
"We have sometimes what we call family night, where some of the (Rhythm condo) neighbors will either grill out together or we go over to Tin Roof and have dinner together," Schneller said.
At the other end of the street, Music City Center is a popular destination for international business and trade show conventions. Ascend Amphitheater attracted more than 144,000 people in its first concert season, emerging as one of Music City's top live venues.
But, there have been growing pains.
As a major downtown thoroughfare with interstate access, Demonbreun turns into a proverbial parking lot during rush hour. According to traffic data, the busiest intersection, at Demonbreun and Interstate 40, sees about 20,000 cars pass through each day.
Two noticeable remnants of the street's previous life sit among the new developments. A strip club remains on valuable real estate at the I-40 intersection and the Comfort Inn & Suites offers some of the cheapest hotel rates in downtown Nashville right next to some of the priciest apartments in town.
The development boom has led to livability concerns that stand out in a city struggling with traffic, parking and pedestrian safety.
"I honestly think Nashville has not gotten good at growth yet, in the sense that growth is still very disruptive for us as a city," said Metro Councilman Freddie O'Connell, whose district encompasses Demonbreun. "I think we have things to do (like addressing the issue of sidewalks, bike lanes and roads) right-of-way closures, and how we deal with growth, because I don't see the growth slowing down."
Nashville has certainly proven in recent years that it is good at attracting development. Four cranes rise along Demonbreun as evidence of the building frenzy continuing to reshape the downtown skyline.
Seven new developments are expected to deliver an additional 1 million square feet of office space, 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, 743 apartment units and 530 hotel rooms over the next two years.
And, new records for price-per-square-foot are being set in residential and commercial rentals.
The Element at Music Row, expected to open in April, will command some of the highest rental rates in the city with penthouses ranging between $5,300 and $8,000 a month. Meanwhile, the recently completed $78 million Gulch Crossing office building is tied with the 1201 Demonbreun office building, still under construction, for the most expensive office space in the city at $36 per square foot.
There's more in the pipeline as developers plot out their next projects, including a plan for a major mixed-use development that could include the only chain grocery store downtown on 3.38 acres at Demonbreun and 16th Avenue South near the roundabout.
"I think with the addition of the apartments, the hotels and the success of Gulch Crossing, it has really put the Gulch and specifically Demonbreun on everyone's map," said Eakin Partners President Barry Smith.
The Nashville-based real estate firm, a pioneer in development on Demonbreun, opened the 205,000-square-foot Roundabout Plaza office building in 2004. Today, the company also has the 275,000-square-foot 1201 Demonbreun.
"When we first announced Roundabout Plaza (in 2002), we recognized that it was just a block off Broadway … and we felt the city would shift to the south, which indeed it has," Smith said.
The 1201 Demonbreun building is a year from completion but Smith said it's more than 70 percent pre-leased with prominent tenants including a bank, two major music businesses and a law firm.
But while high-end office and retail space have grabbed the headlines recently, Demonbreun has long been a prominent entertainment district as well. It was Demonbreun's central location that attracted businesses Tin Roof and Harp & Fiddle, formerly Dan McGuinness, to the street more than a decade ago.
"If you were to take out a map of Nashville before you knew anything about the city, this was a great spot then (when Tin Roof opened in 2002) and it is today," said Tin Roof CEO Bob Franklin.
Franklin cites his more recent investment on Demonbreun — he opened adult arcade Two Bits in a neighboring space in 2013 — as proof of Tin Roof's ongoing success on the street.
Other Nashville bar and restaurant owners have also targeted Demonbreun for new ventures. Lower Broadway honky-tonk owners are building the 24-hour Avenue Diner, restaurateur Tom Morales opened a specialty market this year next to his Southern Steak & Oyster and Harp & Fiddle owner Quinn O'Sullivan recently remodeled and rebranded his Irish pub.
Metro investment spurred Demonbreun growth
23 percent daily traffic increase between 2011 and 2014
Nashville attorney Tim Palmer said he and his wife moved to the Encore condo building for convenience. He works downtown, meaning his long commute was eliminated. And Palmer said he enjoys walking in just minutes to restaurants, Broadway's honky-tonks and events at the arena.
But with massive development has come some issues with urban living.
The addition of thousands of new residents, workers and tourists led to a 23 percent increase in daily traffic on Demonbreun between 2011 and 2014, according to The Tennessean's analysis of average daily traffic data provided by the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
Police records show that there were 14 incidents in which vehicles struck pedestrians in the last five years. In 2011, a drunk driver struck and killed two young men walking across Demonbreun at the bar area near the roundabout.
It was in that same vicinity that music producer Dave Brainard and his friend were walking in a crosswalk in September when they were allegedly struck by a motorist who then exited his vehicle and assaulted them.
Although a Metro Police spokeswoman said the 14 incidents do not represent a large total for a busy street, the Brainard incident did draw questions about pedestrian safety.
While the bar scene bustles, Franklin, the Tin Roof CEO, said long taxi lines stretch down the street as the bars close on Friday and Saturday nights. Whether it's on weekend nights or during rush hour, residents say the biggest issue is traffic congestion and pedestrian safety.
"What's changed around us is the traffic," Schneller said. "With all the apartments, hotels, the new office buildings, it's not as quaint as it was. And it really doesn't feel as safe as it was for pedestrians."
Franklin said one solution to address pedestrian safety may be more signage or a pedestrian bridge near the roundabout. Overall, Franklin said he is glad to see more development because while his business has lost nearby parking spaces, it's gained more people living and working in close proximity.
Palmer said the crush of construction projects has led to other concerns ranging from noise to road closures. He said a noise ordinance to deal with construction may be in line as more people move to the urban core.
"I think the first issue is people learning to live together," Palmer said.
O'Connell said Metro is keeping tabs on the Demonbreun developments to make sure builders are good neighbors. He said he's heard from residents upset about sidewalk and bike lanes being closed. He said the solution is for Metro leaders to stay in regular contact with residents and businesses to address concerns the city has never had to tackle before because such massive growth in such a short span of time is new for Nashville.
"I think it's not that we are not good at attracting growth," O'Connell said. "But we are so unaccustomed to it. I think growth is hard."
Reach Lizzy Alfs at 615-726-5948 and on Twitter @lizzyalfs. Reach Nate Rau at 615-259-8094 and on Twitter @tnnaterau.
About Demonbreun
It's a rite of passage for newcomers to Nashville to mispronounce Demonbreun Street. The street is pronounced de-MUN-bree-un. There's some controversy here, though, because the Timothy Demonbreun Society says the name is pronounced de-MUN-brun. The road is named after a colonial fur trader, Timothy Demonbreun, who was one of the first settlers of the Nashville area.


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Robert Randolph took a step outside when it was time to record his new album, Brighter Days, choosing to work with producer Dave Cobb. Cobb is best known for his work with new country stars like Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Brandi Carlile, and Jason Isbell. Looking beyond anyone's expectations or his own preconceptions helped Randolph circle back to where it all began for him: church music.
The first three songs of Brighter Days are a full dive back to Randolph's gospel roots, starting with lead track "Baptize Me", a joyous romp of a song that makes a direct connection between religious and musical ecstasy and salvation.
"Dave Cobb is just a guy who likes to record good music and good songs," says Randolph. "He wanted to do something that was fun but it also gives you a gospel feeling. He knows the history of our band, coming from church and giving that fun church feeling to people.
"We wrote 'Baptize Me' the first day in the studio. It's really a love story, about an all-round love: for each other, for our audience, for our church background, for the music we love and for our fans. All of these songs kind of harken back to how we started, to being known as this musical family band that comes from the church and appeals to rock, blues, gospel and soul music audiences. We wanted that good gospel, blues, R&B feel, because that's where we started and it's good to not only remind people of that but to actively remember it ourselves."
Randolph grew up playing sacred steel music – basically gospel played on pedal steel guitar – in the House of God church in Orange, New Jersey, and began taking his joyous, gospel-infused music out to clubs, backed by family members who shared not only backgrounds, but blood.
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Vivo V11 Pro In-display Fingerprint Scanner: Faster and More Secure
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The all new Vivo V11 Pro (Rs. 25,990), which was launched in India quite recently, packs in some impressive hardware for a mid-range device. It packs in an impressive 6.41-inch Super AMOLED display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC along with 6GB RAM, a minimal waterdrop-style notch and the fourth-gen in-display fingerprint scanner.
According to Vivo, the in-display fingerprint scanner on the Vivo V11 Pro is the fastest and most secure in-display fingerprint scanner yet. The fourth-gen variant is said to be 50 percent more secure and 10 percent faster than the third-generation scanner which was included on the Vivo Nex. While the number sound impressive at first, do they really translate all that well when it comes to user experience? This is exactly what we're here to find out.
In-display Fingerprint Scanner Explained
Unlike traditional capacitive fingerprint scanners, which make use of electrical current to map out the ridges and valleys of your fingerprint, the in-display fingerprint scanner on the Vivo V11 Pro works like an optical fingerprint scanner, which shines light on your finger and captures the reflected light to map out your fingerprint. You'll also have to press down on the screen to get a successful reading, which isn't required with capacitive scanners. The in-display fingerprint scanner in the Vivo V11 Pro is bolted to the rear of the OLED panel, which means that you'll not be able to spot it unless you hold the phone at a specific angle.
Vivo V11 Pro 4th Gen In-display Scanner: How Well Does It Work?
If you've read our Vivo Nex review, you'd already know that in-display fingerprint scanners in general take a longer time to register your fingerprint and unlock the device, when compared to traditional capacitive fingerprint scanner. However, the fourth-gen fingerprint scanner on the Vivo V11 Pro is slightly faster, which slightly improves the experience, but it still isn't anywhere as good as capacity in-display fingerprint scanners.
Since the technology is still in the early stages, even the slightest improvement is a big deal and it suggests that it wouldn't be long before in-display fingerprint scanners get as fast as traditional scanners. It's worth noting that the fourth-gen fingerprint scanner is claimed to be 50 percent more secure than the previous generation, which means that it's secure enough to authenticate payments.
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Vivo V11 Pro In-display Fingerprint Scanner: A Decent Upgrade
In conclusion, I'd like to say that the Vivo V11 Pro's in-display fingerprint scanner is definitely a decent upgrade over the one found on the Vivo Nex and if you're one who's looking to stay at the bleeding edge of technology, you should definitely consider getting the Vivo V11 Pro. However, if you're looking for a lightning fast fingerprint scanner, then you will probably have to look at other devices with a capacitive fingerprint scanner or wait a long while for the in-display scanner technology to improve in subsequent iterations.
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The German economy may be going down the tubes, but the recession isn't stopping Germans from taking their summer vacation, according to a new poll.
The number of Germans who said they'd be going on vacation this summer dropped just one percentage point, to 56 percent compared to last year, the European-wide poll from the IPSOS research institute said.
After surviving the cold winter and damp spring, almost half of the Germans surveyed said climate was the most important factor in deciding on a destination.
But the sinking economy is still having an impact on German travelers. The average holiday budget sank four percent to €2,150 per household. And the number who said price was the important concern in planning a vacation rose two percentage points to 44 percent.
Compared to the European neighbours, Germans are solidly in the middle of the pack. Three-quarters of Italians say they plan to take a vacation this summer. Austrians spend about €200 more on vacations than Germans, while the recession-mired Spaniards will only spend €1,659 this year.
In recent years, a strong pound coupled with a growing number of budget airlines has spread British tourists far and wide across the continent. But some Europeans may breathe a sigh of relief to know that the weakening sterling and a slow economy might mean fewer marauding British stag parties this summer. Travel budgets of UK travelers have fallen more than 10 percent to €2,230.
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Meghan Markle rocks rare ponytail, wearing Serena Williams grey blazer during tour with husband
By Edduin Carvajal
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visited Dubbo, a small city located in the Orana Region of New South Wales in Australia, as part of their Australian tour.
For the outing, the Duchess of Sussex, who recently revealed that she is pregnant, rocked a low ponytail with a loose white top, tight black pants, matching boots, and a grey blazer from the collection of her friend and tennis player Serena Williams.
Apart from wearing something from Serena's collection, the aspect that attracted more attention was Meghan's ponytail as it is not the hairstyle she commonly uses. Ever since Meghan tied the knot, she has styled her hair in loose waves and messy buns.
PONYTAIL IN A PREVIOUS OUTING
However, it was not the first time the Duchess has rocked that style as she did the same for Prince Louis' christening a couple of months ago. Soon after the Royals arrived in Dubbo, they visited Victoria Park.
THE EVENTS IN DUBBO
Once there, Harry was supposed to give a speech, but a heavy rainfall started. He then covered his wife with an umbrella and went onstage to fulfill his duties. Meghan followed him to the stand soon after that and sheltered him with the umbrella, proving just how a good relationship they have.
At some point, Dubbo's Mayor Ben Shields offered Harry to give him his umbrella, but the Prince said: "It's all right, I've got my wife." The rain was very unexpected as a terrible drought has been hitting the region for a while now.
THE DROUGHT
"You have just lived through two years of drought, and despite the recent welcome rain, it is going to take a lot more and a long time to recover," Harry pointed out during his speech.
ANOTHER GREAT WELCOME
The mayor and the rest of the people gathered around Victoria Park were not the only ones who welcomed the Royal couple in the best possible way as five-year-old Luke Vincent of the Buninyong Public School did the same.
Luke was very interested in the Prince, so much so that he leaped into his arms for a massive hug. He even playfully caressed Harry's face and beard. Even though Meghan also tried to play with Luke, he just hugged her for a while and ran back to Harry.
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DORIA'S REACTION TO THE BABY NEWS
Shortly after Kensington Palace announced that Meghan and Harry were expecting a baby in the spring of 2019, another statement addressing Doria Ragland's joy was released.
In it, Doria revealed that she was "very happy about this lovely news, and she looks forward to welcoming her first grandchild." At the moment, there are no details about Meghan's pregnancy.


Happy new year folks! So like most people in the world, for me, a new year means new goals. I'm not about that "new year, new me" crap. Still the same me here! One of my goals for 2017 is to be more mindful about what I'm putting in, and on my body. Yes, I would love to drop a few pounds too, but I really want to focus in on staying active, and fueling myself with proper nourishment. The extra lbs will shed just by doing that ...right? So, this entire month is going to be dedicated to help me, and you, in achieving this goal!
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WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos will go before a House panel on Tuesday to defend her agency's budget, including a sweeping overhaul of the Education Department that has strained relations within her agency and with Congress — and defies the White House's budget office.
Among the proposals outlined in the 56-page plan, obtained by The Times, was the consolidation of a number of administrative offices, cutting the number of regional offices in the Office for Civil Rights and acquiring several programs run by the Department of Labor.
Department officials said they have since abandoned the civil rights proposals, which were sure to be the most controversial part of the plan. They said the plan remained in flux. It was created last fall to comply with President Trump's executive order to curb the reach of federal agencies and cut duplication and inefficiency.
Though the plan presents a long-term vision, through 2022, some of its contents were presented in a 14-page presentation to employees in February shortly after the department's budget requests were released. And last week, the department announced it would reassign its budget director, the first move toward disbanding the budget office. The decision was made over the opposition of the White House's Office of Management and Budget, according to Politico. Several other staff changes were announced for 2019.
Some department employees denounced the move as an effort to dismantle an agency that would provide a critical check on the department's overhaul plans, but other experts said it made sense.
The plan aligns with measures Ms. DeVos has taken to shrink her agency, which she has described as bloated. She has shed hundreds of regulations, and hundreds of staff through attrition and buyouts.
For the most part, Ms. DeVos's restructuring plan involves consolidating offices, such as merging the office that oversees charter and private schools with the main office that oversees elementary and secondary education in public schools. The plan would eliminate the Office of the Under Secretary, a position that has helped shape higher education policy, and create a new Office of Lifelong Learning. It would also reduce the number of political appointees.
The proposal also seeks to acquire several programs run by the Department of Labor. The department proposed to take over adult and unemployed worker programs run by the Labor Department, and to redirect the funding for those programs to federal Pell grants so that unemployed workers can enroll in higher education and vocational programs. The department would acquire an "out-of-school youth" program from the Labor Department, as well as a program that helps reintegrate ex-prisoners.
Details of the plan surfaced amid a bitter contract dispute between the DeVos administration and the union that represents the department's 3,900 employees. Union leaders believe the contract gutted all protections that would allow its members to defend themselves in the department's overhaul.
Most notably, the contract cuts down the use of "official time," which employees could use to do union activities, a benefit Congress extended 40 years ago, and instead requires that representatives take unpaid leave for such activities with permission from their supervisors.
Union officials say the agreement also stripped out previously negotiated provisions for pay increases and promotions, performance evaluations, work schedules, child care and overtime. It also limits the issues that can be brought up as a grievance and eliminates a guarantee against retaliation for filing one.
"This agency contends that their mission is so very important, but how can it be when they're creating a hostile work environment, where employees are coming and going and worried about what's going to happen to them on a daily basis?" said Sharon Harris, executive vice president of the American Federation of Government Employees Council 252, which represents Education Department employees.
The union said the agreement came "after months of anti-union proposals and hostile behavior at the table," which concluded with the department's bargaining team effectively walking away from negotiations before they even started.
The department said the union failed to negotiate in good faith, ignoring multiple invitations to resolve the impasse and blowing multiple deadlines to submit counteroffers. The department imposed its final offer.
The fight speaks to a larger theme at the department, the employee wrote to congressional staffers.


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Postby David » Thu May 17, 2018 12:56 am
UK wrote:
Tim wrote: Heyward
Corey Patterson missed this conversion by one year.
i wonder if corey patterson turns out any differently with 2018 cubs level minor league player development vs the disaster that the organization was 20 years ago, which was still a relative disaster compared to the rest of the league
The Cubs' transaction list under Epstein and Hoyer reads like a work of fiction, a wish-fulfillment list composed in hindsight.
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Postby Cubswin11 » Thu May 17, 2018 12:59 am
David wrote:
Definitely and to a lesser degree even Vitters (if the hand eye coordination stuff was true).
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Postby Regular Show » Thu May 17, 2018 5:20 am
Cubswin11 wrote:
I think Vitters busts no matter what. This Cubs FO had the chance to work with him and see if they could unlock some hidden potential. I mean Vitters is struggling in Independent League baseball so I think his skills eroded and that no one could fix him/properly develop him.
I think if Theo and Jed were here for the 2007 MLB draft I have zero doubt in my mind we avoid Vitters and take Matt Wieters.
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Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Sat May 26, 2018 10:45 pm
Postby Cubswin11 » Sat May 26, 2018 10:47 pm
CaliforniaRaisin wrote: https://twitter.com/carriemuskat/status/1000497856824991744?s=21
When is his spot due up next in Iowa? He's gonna be needed
Wednesday. He's had a few bad starts in a row though.
I assume they'll go with Montgomery.
CaliforniaRaisin wrote:
Oh yeah I'd assume Monty gets the 1-2 starts if that all it hopefully is. But if it's longer I wouldn't mind giving Alzolay a chance come middle of June.
Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Mon May 28, 2018 4:09 pm
Keegan Thompson made this week's BA Hot Sheet: https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories ... eet-52818/
11. Keegan Thompson, RHP, Cubs
Team: high Class A Myrtle Beach (Carolina)
Why He's Here: 1-0, 0.00, 6 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 BB, 8 SO
The Scoop: A 2017 third-rounder from Auburn, Thompson has the pitchability to move quickly, and that's exactly what he's done this year by jumping to the Carolina League. He ranks among the league leaders in walk rate (1.7 per nine innings) and WHIP (1.08). Thompson's stuff plays up because of his feel, and he projects as a back-of-the-rotation starter with average velocity, a nice changeup and two distinct breaking pitches. (ME)
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Postby Hrubes20 » Mon May 28, 2018 4:33 pm
CaliforniaRaisin wrote: Keegan Thompson made this week's BA Hot Sheet: https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories ... eet-52818/
He will be an interesting one to follow. Usually guys with his mediocre stuff induce alot of groundballs to maintain good results. Thompson throws very few of them.
Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Thu May 31, 2018 5:20 pm
Two Cubs made BA's 2017 DSL top 20 prospects - Fernando Kelli and Christopher Morel. The list was in alphabetical order.
https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories ... ects-2018/
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Postby TomtheBombadil » Thu May 31, 2018 5:56 pm
Can you post their writeups?
Tyler Peyton has had a velocity spike this year:
Des Moines Register wrote: "Completely changed the landscape for his track and development," Chicago Cubs Minor League Pitching Coordinator Brendan Sagara said. "Tyler's doing really well. He's been a huge surprise and a pleasant surprise, obviously. And he's really helped himself so far with his early season development."
Instead, the right-hander relied heavily on a sinker. His velocity was usually in the low 90s and would creep into the mid-90s every now and then during his first season of games with the Cubs in 2017.
But after the Cubs sent him to Class-A advanced Myrtle Beach to start this season, they started seeing a change in Peyton's velocity.
"He actually went up there just to help," Sagara said. "They had a need in the bullpen and he's a guy that's a reliable strike thrower. Well, all of a sudden, he's throwing 95 miles per hour sinkers and hitting 96."
TomtheBombadil wrote: Can you post their writeups?
Fernando Kelli, OF, Cubs
Age: 19. B-T: B-R. Ht.: 6-0. Wt.: 180. Signed: Dominican Republic, 2016.
Kelli signed with the Cubs for $60,000 in January 2016, but he struggled during the 2016 season in his first run through the DSL. In 2017, Kelli fared much better, winning the DSL MVP award. Kelli is a premium athlete with ample quick-twitch and explosion. He's a 70 runner with a quick burst in his first step, with his 58 stolen bases by far the most in the league (the next closest player stole 35 bases). Kelli's speed translates into good range in center field and he used his slightly above-average arm effectively to lead the league with 13 outfield assists. Kelli has quick, strong hands and a sound swing, which helps him handle premium velocity effectively. While Kelli got himself into trouble in 2016 with a free-swinging approach, he became a more selective hitter in 2017, an adjustment that helped fuel his breakthrough. Kelli has a lively, athletic frame, but he isn't that physical and doesn't project to be a major power threat. He could hit 8-12 home runs with a bunch of doubles and triples.
Christopher Morel, SS, Cubs
Age: 18. B-T: R-R. Ht.: 6-0. Wt.: 160. Signed: Dominican Republic, 2015.
The rest of the players on this list check off boxes on both performance and tools. Morel's resume lacks high-end performance, but he has promising projection at a premium position. When the Cubs went over their international bonus pool in 2015, Morel was one of their top acquisitions, signing for $800,000. Instead of playing in 2016, Morel missed the entire season after an off-field accident where he sliced one of the tendons close to his wrist in a broken glass door, an injury that required him to fly quickly to Chicago for surgery. Morel returned to the field last year and stood out defensively. He's a plus runner with a plus arm, with all the actions and instincts to stick at the position. While Morel hit just .220 last year with a pull-heavy approach, he showed a good sense of the strike zone and power, with the lift in his swing to get to that power in games. Since the season ended, Morel has shown signs of trending in the right direction at the plate, performing well against older pitches. He speed makes him a basestealing threat, although he's still learning how to pick his spots more effectively.
Thanks, Raisin. Both guys could potentially be on a very young Eugene squad this summer too.
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Postby Tedward » Mon Jun 04, 2018 4:44 pm
Amaya makes the BA Hot Sheet this week.
17. Miguel Amaya, C, Cubs
Team: Low Class A South Bend (Midwest)
Why He's Here: .438/.571/.875 (7-for-16), 4 R, 1 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBIs, 5 BB, 5 SO
The Scoop: The Cubs signed Amaya for $1 million out of Panama when he was 16 in 2015, but his performance the last two years did little to distinguish him as a prospect. That's changed. Amaya is batting .295/.382/.518, showcasing a promising balance of hitting ability and power for a young catcher. (BB)
Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Wed Jun 06, 2018 10:09 pm
Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Thu Jun 07, 2018 5:58 pm
Jhonny Pereda and Cory Abbott were named the May Minor League Player and Pitcher of the Month.
He was just coming off his most recent suspension. Yeesh.
Postby Tedward » Fri Jun 08, 2018 4:54 pm
More accolades on Amaya from a recent Jeff Passan prospect report... seems like we may have a new #1 prospect by seasons end
. Miguel Amaya, C, Chicago Cubs (Low-A): One scout said he's the best player in the Midwest League. Another said he's one of the five best catching prospects in baseball. For an organization in need of a talent infusion, Amaya and Jhonny Pereda, his High-A counterpart, provide a big boost. Amaya's defense is superlative, and after a couple years of struggles with the bat, his power has unlocked this year. For a kid young enough to have braces – he's 19 – that's a very, very good sign.
Postby CaliforniaRaisin » Fri Jun 08, 2018 5:14 pm
Tedward wrote: More accolades on Amaya from a recent Jeff Passan prospect report... seems like we may have a new #1 prospect by seasons end
I think he's already the org's #1 prospect but if he's going to be around a .900 OPS all season with his defensive reputation and age related to league, he's on his way to being a top 50 prospect in baseball. Maybe top 25.
Bertz
Postby Bertz » Fri Jun 08, 2018 6:59 pm
Yeah, I think that if he keeps this up he will be will compare pretty favorable to Francisco Mejia at a similar point in his development. That's an elite guy.
I would say that we have a pretty clear top 3 of Amaya/Alzolay/Lange. After that I think is where you can go in different directions.
Bertz wrote:
I'd actually compare him favorably to the Dodgers' Keibert Ruiz at this time last year since he split his time between both A-ball levels at age 19 last year.
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Postby Vinestal » Fri Jun 08, 2018 10:17 pm
What kind of arm does Amaya have? does he throw out a lot of guys? Pop times?
Postby Regular Show » Sat Jun 09, 2018 5:35 am
Yeah, me too. I've been on the Amaya bandwagon for a while. I'm happy, but we need to pump the brakes a little bit. His bat isn't that advanced (compared to the rest of his game).
He is very advanced defensively and I have no doubts about his play behind the plate.
Definitely the #1 prospect in the system for me.
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Postby Post Count Padder » Sat Jun 09, 2018 8:14 pm
I remember Brett at BN had a nice writeup on Amaya a year or two ago and I've kept an eye on him since. Glad to see his raking.
What are the thoughts on Ademan now? He's struggling at the plate but still has loads of potential and is young for the level, right?
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If Republicans continue to block Supreme Court nominees, the Democrats may end the Senate filibuster.
Democratic senator Harry Reid of Nevada answers questions from reporters at the Capitol in Washington DC, May 6, 2014 (Flickr/Senate Democrats)
If Republicans persist in holding up Supreme Court nominees, Democrats may try to overturn the filibuster altogether, the outgoing minority leader in the Senate, Harry Reid, warned on Monday.
"They mess with the Supreme Court, it'll be changed just like that in my opinion," Reid told Talking Points Memo , snapping his fingers.
Democrats, then in the majority, eliminated the filibuster for presidential appointments in 2013, after Republicans have blocked hundreds of President Barack Obama's federal agency and court nominees.
The Supreme Court was exempt from those changes. The majority still needs sixty votes to end a filibuster and confirm a nominee to the high court.
Indefinite filibuster
In March, the president nominated Merrick Garland, the chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, to replace the right-wing Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court, who died in February.
Republicans have refused to even give Garland a hearing, let alone vote on his candidacy, although his judicial views are considered middle-of-the-road.
John McCain, a Republican senator, recently boasted that his party would similarly thwart any Supreme Court appointments made by Hillary Clinton, Obama's likely successor.
There used to be a tradition of the minority party confirming presidential appointments without a fuss.
There also used to be a tradition of using the filibuster sparingly.
Republicans have broken with both norms, using every constitutional means at their disposal to frustrate President Obama since he came to power in 2009.
Republicans will undoubtedly cry foul if Democrats make good on Reid's promise, but it's they who ended century-old traditions of bipartisanship and compromise for short-term political gain.
The only surprise is that it took Democrats this long to accept those traditions are dead.
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Pink Cat Studio- New Release!!!
I'll spare you from all the details...in short my mom is very sick ( she is with me now) and I had no internet connection in our new appartment.
Cute, cute, super cute Easter digis!!!
If you make a purchase in the digi store today you will receive the "Bunny Hugging Egg" digi stamp for free!
I just got a chance to test my new printer....and whipped up a quick card !
I used the lovely My Mind's Eye~ Stella & Rose- Gertie paper collection...love these papers.
The sentiment is a 3D sticker.
Digital Tuesday : For the Kids .
Make sure to stop by PCS blog to check out the fabulous DT creations....you're gonna love them!!
Make sure to stop by again tomorrow for Claudia & co. digi release.
Did I mention it that I grabbed all the MME new released papers from Claudia and Co. before I left ....so I've all the Stella & Rose, Gooday Sunshine and Lush papers and few MME stamps with me.
A Simple card using MME~ Stella & Rose ~ Hattie paper collection...really love the blue, yellow & grey combo.
The sentiment is one of favorite one from Claudia & co. ~ So Random Stamp set.
Color Throwdown : Color combo.
Aud Sentiments Challenge: Birthday card, gift packaging or gifts .
Samuel Taylor's Challenge : Butterflies.
Next card is with the Unity Feb KOM....its full of lovely images & sentiments.
I used Stella & Rose~Mabel paper collection for this card. I added the new Prima Cabachon Collection plastic flower and some gorgeous pearls from Pizzazz Aplenty.
Stampavie and More : birds.
Now the last one is very cute and another favorite of mine..
A lovely image by Stampavie called STORYBOOK FRIENDS...its like my two girls. I used MME~ Gooday sunshine Girl papers .
Rainbow Lady's : Best Friends .
Cupcake Craft : Pink polka dots .
KB Cute monday : use pink.
Pink Cat Sudio- St. Patty's Day Digi release!!
Its time for another fabulous Digi Release from PINK CAT STUDIO!!!
I'm so sad that I didn't get a chance to create something with these cute digis...as I don't have my printer with me...BOO!HOO!
But you can see all the fabulous DT creations over at PCS Blog..
These digis are now in the PCS store and there is a great deal on a Value Pack if you want to buy the whole set.
If you make a purchase in the digi store today you will receive the "Pixie on Shamrock" digi stamp for free!
Check out the Awesome Ribbon storage!!!!!!
I love the fact it is a desktop storage ..I don't have drill a hole on the wall and I can take it anywhere with me( as you all know after this reccent move I only think moveable units are best for me).
You can check their Facebook page ....HERE.
Happy Tuesday!! Its time for the Claudia and Company bi-weekly challenge!!!
I don't have my sewing machine with me ...its still on the ship so I used faux stitching for my card.
Pixie Dust Studio: seeing polka dots .
Did I mention that Claudia has a fabulous prize for one lucky participant????
I love that butterfly...I wish I won it....but you've a chance so create something with this recipe and enter it HERE.
Finally got some of my new crafty goodies out the baggage ....a little crafty time at the Guest House!!
I love this Stampavie image...this reminds me of my dog TOBY....we couldn't bring him with us. Really miss him!!!!
I used some new My Mind's Eye~Stella & Rose -Gertie Collection for this card. Thanks to Claudia...she got the MME new releases so fast I was able to get them all before I left!!!
Stampin' Sisters in Christ: use a Stamped Flower .
Craft Us Crazy :anything that reminds you of nature .
Next up is another cute one!!
I used the new Penny Black stamp...cuuuuuuuuuuute!!!!
Pile It On: Up,Up & away!!!
Crafty Ann's - birthday card .
Fairy Tale : something for a child or with a child's image .
Floweret - play/kids birthday .
Art Impressions Stamps Challenge - funny cards .
Meljens Designs : include an animal .
Sisterhood of Crafters : ribbon and brads .
Bearly Mine: Birthday card .
PINK CAT STUDIO Stamp release!!!!
Melissa has designed 3 new Rubber Stamp sets....check out PCS Blog for all the deets..
Click HERE to shop for these new cute goodies!!!
Sorry for MIA.... its been a longtime now....Feb was super busy month for me.
Lots of things changed in our life last month!!
Long story in short my Hubby got transferred to INDIA for 2 years..
we got only 3 weeks time to pack our 11 years of life( in USA).... it was a crazytime,very tiring and chaotic but finally we managed to complete the transition and we're in INDIA now!!
Still searching for an apartment...hope to find it very soon.
I packed as much craft supplies possible as we hardly get any latest products in INDIA and I plan to craft a lot in our new home.
so here is a goodbye candy!!
50- 6x6 sheets of designer papers.
a bundle of various card stock,vellum and some designer papers.
I left the a box packed with these goodies with my friend....she mail it on my behalf.
So its a candy for my lovely readers!!
I will pick a winner on March 11th and mail the goodies !!!
Thanks for visiting my blog...I really appreciate all your love and support, please keep on visiting me .


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Latest update on BAN
Published on Mar 1, 2018 4:04 pm IST
Superstar Mahesh Babu's highly-anticipated political drama, Bharath Ane Nenu, is gearing up for an April 20th release. The film is in its last leg of shooting.
Now, the latest update is that the film's shooting is going on at a specially erected set in Ramanaidu Studios where an intense action episode is being shot till March 9th.
With this, Bharath Ane Nenu's entire talkie portions will be wrapped up. Later, a song will be shot on Mahesh and the film's leading lady Kiara Advani in London.
Expectations are quite high on Bharath Ane Nenu as Mahesh and Koratala Siva are teaming up after giving a huge blockbuster Srimanthudu.


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Judith Gross is the Director of the Institute's Center on Community Living and Careers. She has over 20 years of experience as a special education teacher, direct service provider, advocate, researcher and technical assistance provider. Her research has primarily focused on promoting high expectations for employment of people with disabilities and supporting individuals and their families to access and use available resources and benefits to promote competitive employment and community participation. Gross is author and co-author of numerous journal articles, book chapters, and white papers/reports focused on family-community-school partnerships, employment and community living for people with disabilities, and engaging culturally diverse families in school and, more specifically, the IEP and transition to adulthood processes.
Francis, G.L., Blue-Banning, M., Haines, S.J., Turnbull, A., Hill, C., & Gross, J.M.S. (2016). Building "Our School:" Parental perspectives for building trusting family-professional partnerships. Preventing School Failure.
Gross, J. M. S., & Francis, G.L. (2015). Role of expectations and knowledge in transition to employment. In Way Leads on to Way: Paths to Employment for People with Intellectual Disability, (pp.63-84). American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD).
Gross, J.M.S., Haines, S.J., Hill, C., Francis, G.L., Blue-Banning, M., & Turnbull, A. (2015). Strong school-community partnerships in inclusive school are "part of the fabric of the school….We count on them." School Community Journal, 25(2), 9-34.
Gross, J.M.S. (2017, November). Family Employment Awareness Training (FEAT): Empowering young adults and their families to be active participants in the transition to employment. Invited session at annual conference of the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR). Orlando, FL.
Palmer, S.B., Thompson, J.R., Dean, E., Beckman, C., & Gross, J.M.S. (2017, November). Lift your voice to support employment for people with IDD! Session presented at the annual meeting of AUCD, Washington DC.
Rosenbaum, C., Lacava, P., Gross, J.M.S., & Francis, G.L. (2017, June). Changing attitudes and outcomes: Family Employment Awareness Training (FEAT). Poster presented at the 141st AAIDD Annual Meeting, Hartford, CT.
Gross, J.M.S. (2017, June). Participatory asset mapping: Using community resources to strengthen schools and their families. Paper presented at the 141st AAIDD Annual Meeting, Hartford, CT.
Gross, J.M.S., & Francis, G.L. (2017, June). Professional's role in supporting the transition to employment. Presented at the annual conference of the Association of People Supporting EmploymentFirst (APSE), Portland, OR.
Holley, L., & Gross, J.M.S. (2017, May). Empowering young adults and their families to be engaged and active participants in the transition to employment. Invited session at the National Technical Assistance Center in Transition (NTACT) annual Capacity-Building Institute. Kansas City, MO.
Gross, J.M.S. (2017, February). Engaging families as partners in the transition process. Invited keynote presentation at Nebraska Transition Conference, Kearney, NE.
Gross, J.M.S. (2017, February). Supported and customized employment options: expecting competitive employment is an option for all. Invited breakout session at Nebraska Transition Conference, Kearney, NE.
Gross, J.M.S. (2017, February). Understanding the transition experiences of Spanish-speaking families. Invited breakout session at Nebraska Transition Conference, Kearney, NE.
Gross, J.M.S. (2016, July). Sustained family and community engagement: Moving beyond random acts. Invited concurrent session at the meeting of SWIFT 2016 National Professional Learning Institute, Arlington, VA.


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Shani produced in court
Former Director of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) SSP Shani Abeysekara was arrested yesterday by the Colombo Crimes Division (CCD) over allegations he concealed evidence.
Police Spokesman Jaliya Senaratne said that SSP Abeysekara was accused of concealing evidence in a firearms case.
Senaratne said that the former Director of the CID had been arrested yesterday morning at his residence and brought to the CCD.
On Thursday Abeysekara withdrew a Fundamental Rights petition he had filed before the Supreme Court, seeking court intervention to be reinstated to his post.
His lawyers informed court that the latest FR petition would be withdrawn as another petition had been filed earlier.
Last December, Abeysekara filed an FR petition before the Supreme Court challenging his transfer.
Abeysekara filed another petition before the Supreme Court early July seeking court intervention to be reinstated to his post.
Abeysekara was transferred and assigned to serve as the Personal Assistant to the Southern DIG following the recent Presidential elections.
The National Police Commission (NPC) approved the transfer which was made on a request by the Acting Inspector General of Police C.D. Wickramaratne.
Abeysekara led investigations into several high profile cases involving politicians who were then in the opposition and are now in power.
Abeysekera was produced before Gampaha Magistrate last night.
Japan donates large shipment of canned fish to Lanka


The Free German Cemetery, Town of Rantoul, was originally an Indian burrial ground, but all evidance of this has been gone for at least 80 years as of this date (1987). The first grave of a white man was that of Mr. Claus Kleist, Sr. (August 10, 1801 - January 3, 1868). Two babies, Claus Ostermann and Claus Thomsen were also soon burried there, and by the year 1864 talk started going around Potter and all of Rantoul Township that it would make a good cemetery. On January 22, 1870, a meeting was held at the home of Claus Menke for the purpose of forming the Free German Cemetery Association. The first officers were: Claus Menke, Chairman; Henry D. Kleist, Secretary; Mathies Thompsen, Claus Miller and Henry Kasper, Trustees. It was decided at that first meeting that a January meeting should be held each year, and it was a tradition long kept. The property was officially purchased from Claus and Henriette Kleist in 1874 for the sum of $100.00.
On January 29, 1944, the Free German Cemetery Association decided that the Township would be better able to provide care and manage the affairs of the cemetery. The cemetery board put up the offer for $1.00 price. At the annual meeting for the Town of Rantoul, a vote was taken and 135 were in favor of the town board purchasing the cemetery with none against. The signing over of the property took place on April 12, 1944.
The Kliest Family has often had a hand in the care of the cemetery. Others who were often helpful were Carl Schaefer, Herman Kalk, Otto Thiel, Jacob Kasper, Otto Mathies, and many, many other.
2009-Today, the cemetery is still maintained by the Town of Rantoul. Otto Maas has been the caretaker for many years. Mark Wunrow manages the cemetery.


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What are the economic effects of an interest rate cut when an economy is in the midst of a financial crisis? Under what conditions will a cut stimulate output and employment, and raise welfare? Under what conditions will a cut have the opposite effects? We answer these questions in a general class of open economy models, where a financial crisis is modeled as a time when collateral constraints are suddenly binding. We find that when there are frictions in adjusting the level of output in the traded good sector and in adjusting the rate at which that output can be used in other parts of the economy, then a cut in the interest rate is most likely to result in a welfare-reducing fall in output and employment. When these frictions are absent, a cut in the interest rate improves asset positions and promotes a welfare-increasing economic expansion.


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Avadim's Theraworx Relief to hit shelves early next year
The line will be the first of Asheville-based Avadim products to be available to mainstream customers.
Mike Cronin
mcronin@citizen-times.com
Avadim Technologies executives have announced that a line of its products will be available to mainstream consumers for the first time in February and March, when Theraworx Relief is scheduled to appear in most drug stores.
The Asheville-based life sciences company makes skin products designed to enable the outer layer of the epidermis to function at the highest level.
Theraworx Relief relieves nocturnal cramps and spasms, Avadim executives say.
"This patient demographic has been traditionally told to grin and bear it or chose to take controlled substances that carry health and safety risks but now will have a safe remedy," said David Fann, the company's president.
Avadim has partnered with Acosta, a sales and marketing and consumer-goods brokerage company in Jacksonville, Florida, to deliver its products to retail outlets, Fann said.
Fann said last month he and other Avadim executives plan to take the company public. A date has not been released.
Avadim executives also announced last month that the company would build a new headquarters in Black Mountain.
As part of that project, Avadim will hire 551 new employees during the next five years.
The Black Mountain facility could open as soon as 2018.
Avadim Technologies continues record quarterly revenue run


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