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National Study: Bethesda Hospital Named America's 100 Best™ Hospitals for Orthopedics, Joint Replacement and Spine Surgery for 2018
Only Hospital in State of Florida to Receive all Three Honors
[Boynton Beach, Florida] – Bethesda Hospital announced that it has been recognized by Healthgrades as one of America's 100 Best Hospitals™ for Joint Replacement and Spine Surgery for 2018. Healthgrades evaluated nearly 4,500 hospitals nationwide for 34 of the most common inpatient procedures and conditions.* Healthgrades identified the 100 best-performing hospitals across all conditions or procedures evaluated within Orthopedics including: Total Knee Replacement, Total Hip Replacement, Hip Fracture Treatment, Back Surgery and Spinal Fusion Surgery.
The achievement is part of findings released today in the Healthgrades 2018 Report to the Nation. The new report demonstrates how clinical performance continues to differ dramatically between hospitals nationally, regionally and at the local level, and the impact that this variation may have on health outcomes.
For the 2018 Report to the Nation, Healthgrades compared Specialty Excellence Award Recipients as a group, to all other hospitals, as a group, and found from 2014-2016 patients treated at America's 100 Best Hospitals for Joint Replacement Award have on average 60.2% lower risk of experiencing a complication while in the hospital than if they were treated in hospitals that did not receive the award.* Patients treated at hospitals which did not receive the America's 100 Best Hospitals for Orthopedic Surgery Award are on average 1.64 times more likely to experience one or more complications in the hospital than if they were treated at hospitals that did receive the award.*
*Statistics are based on Healthgrades analysis of MedPAR data for years 2014 through 2016 and represent 3-year estimates for Medicare patients only.
"This tremendous recognition is truly a reflection of outstanding team effort among our orthopedic-, neurosurgical, and orthopedic spine surgeons for Orthopedic Surgery, Joint Replacement and Spine Surgery, who dedicate themselves to providing the highest quality of care and safety for our patients," said Roger L. Kirk, FACHE, President and Chief Executive Officer of Bethesda Health, Inc.
For its analysis, Healthgrades evaluated approximately 45 million Medicare inpatient records for nearly 4,500 short-term acute care hospitals nationwide to assess hospital performance in 32 common conditions and procedures, and evaluate outcomes in appendectomy and bariatric surgery using all-payer data provided by 17 states. Healthgrades recognizes a hospital's quality achievements for cohort-specific performance, specialty area performance, and overall clinical quality. Individual procedure or condition cohorts are designated as 5-star (statistically significantly better than expected), 3-star (not statistically different from expected) and 1-star (statistically significantly worse than expected) categories. The complete Healthgrades 2018 Report to the Nation and detailed study methodology, can be found at www.healthgrades.com/quality.
About Bethesda Health, Inc.
Founded in 1959, Bethesda Health, Inc., is a healthcare organization serving South and Central Palm Beach County with two not-for-profit hospitals, Bethesda Hospital East and Bethesda Hospital West. As part of Baptist Health South Florida, the largest healthcare organization in the region with nine hospitals and nearly 50 outpatient and urgent care facilities, Bethesda Health and its affiliates offer a full array of healthcare services that provide comprehensive healthcare services, including Bethesda Orthopaedic Institute, Bethesda Heart Hospital, Cornell Institute for Rehabilitation Medicine, the Center for Women and Children with maternity, a Level III NICU, pediatrics and PICU, and accredited centers for Stroke, Chest Pain and Heart Failure. With 675 physicians on its Medical Staff and 2,700 employees, Bethesda Health is an official teaching hospital of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University and has residency programs in internal medicine, general surgery and emergency medicine. In addition, Bethesda Health Physician Group is Bethesda's employed multi-specialty practice that serves Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach and Wellington. In November 2016, Bethesda opened a new Urgent Care, Women's Health and Imaging Center in Wellington, providing additional outpatient services to serve this community. Visit us at www.BethesdaWeb.com.
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Theodis Ellis
Theodis
May 29th, 1948 to March 18th, 2013
Theodis "Odie" Ellis, 64, of Port Huron, passed away unexpectedly in his home on Monday, March 18, 2013.
He was born May 29, 1948 in England, Arkansas, to the late John and Essie Ellis.
He was raised in Port Huron, graduated from Port Huron Area schools and served his country in the U.S. Army. He was enjoying his retirement with his wife and family after working 20 years for Chrysler Corporation. He loved playing chess and watching sports. His favorite teams were U of M and the Chicago Bulls. Theodis was a husband, father, brother, and "Papa" who loved his family dearly.
He is survived by his wife, Linda; four children, Sonjia (Randy) Davis, Theodis (Melanie) Ellis, Angela Ellis and Mark Ellis; seven siblings, Thelma Palmer, John (Jean) Ellis, Charles (Lisa) Ellis and Nicky Ellis-May, all of Port Huron, Carol Ellis of Chicago, Virginia (Charles) Brady of Emmett, and David (Jackie) Ellis of Southfield; eight grandchildren, Di'Mond, Da'More and Destyne Davis, Annissa, Theodis, and Emma Ellis, Marcus Gilson and Bentleigh Clark.; several nieces and nephews; two great grandchildren, DeAnthony Billy and Rashad Carrothers. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Essie Ellis; a brother, Perry Ellis; and two special friends, the late John Francis and Jerry Caldwell, Sr.
Funeral services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013 in the Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home. The Reverend Alex Crittenden will officiate. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until the time of service.
Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery. Military honors will be held under the auspices of the St. Clair County Allied Veterans Council.
Marlene A Sorget
Karrer-Simpson Funeral Home — 1720 Elk St. Port Huron, MI 48060 — 810 985-9605
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Logan Park in Minneapolis has family-friendly amenities, including a playground, wading pool, recreation center and sports fields and courts.
See below for details about construction on the pool and rec center.
The recreation center has super friendly staff who seem genuinely glad to see children running wild. It is a neighborhood favorite for tot times. Off-street parking is available, which is particularly nice in the winter. The recreation center offers tot times in the gym and a game room.
Logan offers the full selection of indoor drop in activities: arts & crafts, board games, computer labs, foosball, gym games, ping pong and billiards.
Expect construction on the roof during the summer of 2018 between August and October.
Outside, the park has both a playground and a tot lot. In the summer Logan Park has a sports field areas, a basketball court, and a tennis court.
Logan Park is on a corner that includes busy Broadway Street. That could be a downside if you have a tot who is a runner. The traffic can also make it loud. We attended a Cromulent Shakespeare performance there one summer, and I found it difficult to hear the actors.
The long awaited replacement of Logan's 45 year old pool will begin during the summer of 2018. Work is scheduled to begin on Monday, July 30, and the new pool is expected to be complete by Memorial Day of 2019. The neighborhood association has donated funds to add water features to the new zero-depth pool. It will likely look something like Waite Park's pool when finished.
In the winter Logan Park offers an ice skating area with free loaner skates. These skates are on a first-come/first-served basis, but we have never had an issue finding the right sizes. They also have at least two hockey rinks set up. All rinks are kept up in very good condition.
The park is not too far from Spyhouse Coffee and several restaurants, including Broadway Pizza, making it a nice park to include in a combo-outing.
This park participates in the summer meals program, offering free lunch to children under 18 during summer break. The program runs from mid-June to mid-August.


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USDA rule could cut food stamp benefits for 3.1 million
By CAROLE FELDMAN Associated Press |
Posted: Tue 11:49 AM, Jul 23, 2019
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration on Tuesday proposed tightening automatic eligibility requirements for the food stamp program, a change that could cut benefits for about 3.1 million people.
The Agriculture Department said the rule would close "a loophole" that enables people receiving only minimal benefits from the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program to be eligible automatically for food stamps.
"For too long, this loophole has been used to effectively bypass important eligibility guidelines. Too often, states have misused this flexibility without restraint," Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said in a statement.
The proposed rule is the latest in the Trump administration's efforts to cut back on the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program or SNAP, the official name of the food stamp program. It also has proposed to tighten work requirements for those who receive federal food assistance.
Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., called the proposal "yet another attempt by this administration to circumvent Congress" and that the effect would be to "take food away from families, prevent children from getting school meals, and make it harder for states to administer food assistance."
About 36 million people participated in SNAP in April 2019, down from more than 38 million a year earlier.
Under current law, states may automatically make people eligible for food stamps, if they meet income and other requirements for TANF. USDA says 43 states have expanded that to include households that the agency says "barely participate" in TANF.
USDA said this has resulted in people receiving food stamps who don't need it and wouldn't qualify under regular program rules. It estimates that in 2020, 3.1 million food stamp recipients, or 8% of the total could be affected.
Under the proposal, to qualify for automatic eligibility, people would have to get at least $50 a month in benefits from TANF for a minimum of six months.
Perdue said the change is necessary for "preventing abuse of a critical safety net system so those who need food assistance the most are the only ones who receive it."
The rule is open for public comment for 60 days.


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BEER TABLE
427B Seventh Avenue
Last week, when lighting storms and tornadoes threatened our fair burg, I zipped off to Brooklyn with Bro to try out Beer Table, the Park Slope restaurant that features artisinal, imported, ultra-small batch brews. The staff are like sommeliers, describing their menu with terms normally bandied about at wine bars. Hints of honey, bubblegum, fruit, chocolate, nuts, earth, etc. The menu is large and changes daily.
The food menu at Beer Table is very small and changes frequently. In fact, by the time you read this, it may have shifted. There's a small variety of bar snacks, and then a handful each of appetizers, entrees and desserts. For $25, you choose one of each. None of them are very big (in fact, Beer Table could classify as a small plates restaurant), but believe me when I say that you'll wind up licking your plates clean.
Beer Table's one flaw, and it's a big one, is it's space. It's claustrophobically small. There are a handful of long tables where everyone sits medieval style. This wouldn't be so bad if the stools weren't crammed so tightly. So you're guaranteed to have your neighbor's elbow squarely in your ribs. Bro and I were lucky in so far as we had our own table at the back near the kitchen and the tap.
Before we ordered appetizers, Bro and I ordered some snacks. Cheddar Pennies with Ham and Gerald Peppered Beef Jerky. The beef jerky was extremely good. Moist (very peppery) and filled with flavor. Sometimes you order jerky and it's like eating strips of leather that had been left soaking in beef broth for a week. Not the case here. And don't associate beef jerky with Slim Jims. It's like associating Mexican food with Taco Bell. The cheddar pennies were less than fantastic. They were sorta like eating fancy Combos. But they were good to nosh on while sipping a microbrew and deciding what we wanted from the menu.
From the menu, Bro chose the Pickled and Fresh Watermelon with Cayenne and Basil. It is as it's described. Spicy-assed watermelon. Bro ordered a glass of milk to temper the heat. You'll either love it or hate it. My starter was the Arugula with Pickled Ramps Bacon and Parmigiano Reggiano with a dash of sea salt. It's a small salad. Tasty. Ramps, for those not in the know, are basically a wild onion that grow upstate. In fact, my friend's dad's girlfriend's son (I know, confusing) picks and sells them here in the city. He may have well sold these.
Bro ordered the Beef and Pork Chili, made with jalapenos and red onion. I felt that it was a little bit on the bland side, but he thought that it was just incredible. It was not a spicy chili, should those of you be wondering. The jalapenos were on top and only if you chose to take a bite with one on your fork would there be any burn. My entree was the Caramelized Bacon, served over roasted potatoes with chives. The caramelizing was helped in large part by having the bacon drenched in the golden deliciousness that is honey. Lest there be confusion, this isn't bacon like you get in the supermarket. This is heavy, smoky, very thick. The flavor has seeped so deeply into wherever this pig came from that even the fat, which you normally would eschew, becomes something you would gladly chew. The potatoes were excellent as well, and yes, I may have run my finger along the base of the plate a few times after it had been finished. If dessert wasn't coming, I might have ordered another round.
But dessert was coming and Bro and I both chose the Butterscotch Pudding, topped with apricots and sea salt. Like a creamy Werther's Original, this was a pretty good dessert on its own. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't write home about it. Suddenly, you take in a bite with a grain of sea salt and it's an entirely new animal. The salt makes the dish, and the next thing you know, you're finding yourself running your finger along the bottom of the bowl to get the last bits of a dessert that started off as "just okay".
Dinners are $25 for an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert. We ordered two dinners, but also two snacks, two glasses of beer, and a 750mL bottle of La Bavaisienne, a sweet dark French beer that was recommended by our beer sommelier. He did a good job, lemme tell ya. All this cost us $134.
195 Dekalb Avenue
South Africa is known for many things. Wildlife, fishing, coastal vistas, surfing, resorts, safaris, mountain-climbing, and world-class vineyards. But it's also solidly on the map for rampant HIV rates, more violent crime than you can shake a stick at, vast lawless slums, income inequality on a level not seen since Rio de Janiero, and politicians so corrupt and inept that even Republicans wince. Also, they just hosted the World Cup (congrats to Spain). There are probably about as many South African restaurants in the city as I have fingers on one hand, so venturing out to Fort Greene Brooklyn in search of the unique is a no brainer for anyone interesting in trying cuisine from menus that vary in scope beyond pasta and chicken. Not only is it a hop, skip and a jump away, but one's chances of meeting their demise there is considerably lower than in, say, Soweto.
In honor of the aforementioned World Cup (not really) Bro and I raced southbound on the BQE to Fort Greene, around the new luxury condos shooting skywards next door to the housing projects and through the pleasant, tree-lined Brooklyn brownstones a few blocks away. Fort Greene has been slowly gentrifying. Young hipsters and old beatniks have moved in. A cute coffee shop sits on this corner. A Crown Fried Chicken sits on that one.
Inside of Madiba the theme is Afro-kitsch. Drums, the "The Gods Must Be Crazy" Coca-Cola bottle chandelier, the ever-present smile of Nelson Mandela and lots of red, green and black. The tables are rickety, somewhat sticky, and reminiscent of the cantina in some outpost town that you might see in a movie that follows the adventures of a reporter in 1975. Bro and I were led to a seat by a window by one of the most happy waitresses ever where we ordered Kenyan Beers and thought about dinner.
The first thing I ordered was the Isopho, the "soup of the moment". At that particular moment, it was a cold tomato soup with cucumber and cilantro. The heat this day was searing. The humidity somewhere in the vicinity of turn-your-shirt-into-a-sponge. A cold soup, made extra light thanks to the cucumber. I also decided to get the Farm-Raised Ostrich Carpaccio. Raw ostrich with olive oil under a bed of cheese and mache. Ostrich has been given much ballyhoo by good-healthniks. It's low in fat, low in cholesterol and, unlike chicken or turkey, it's a red meat similar to beef. Unfortunately, the typical ostrich steak, given how muscular Average Joe ostrich is, tends to be gritty and gamey. Like biting through cooked leather covered in sand. However, take that same meat and slice it carpaccio thin, and it's completely different. It's tender and soft and makes for one damn good appetizer. Bro ordered the Durban Samoosas, a fried pastry (a samosa for those who know their Indian food) filled with curried vegetables. Beside it came a sweet dipping sauce made from pickled mango seed. Don't bite down too hard. Those seeds'll break a tooth.
Bro's dinner was the Bobotie, a curried ground beef cake made with an egg-custard and almond topping and served with yellow rice and raisins. Bro liked it very much and while I thought it was good, I probably wouldn't get it myself. The rice with raisins was delicious, but the bobotie itself was too dry for my liking. It begged to be served with a plain yogurt for moisture and some added sweetness. My entree was the Oxtail Potjiekos Bredie, an oxtail stew. It came with a side dish, and I chose the Chakalaka, a baked bean dish with onion and tomato. The chakalaka I wouldn't get again, but the oxtail I would, especially with bread to soak up the sauce. The biggest downside to oxtail is that it's mostly bone. You really need to work for your meal and when it's all said and done, you're left with a pile of detritus and relatively little meat. However, the meal as a whole is a heavy one. The meat in this particular oxtail stew was so tender that it could have been eaten with a straw.
We were stuffed and didn't order dessert.
Our dinner of three appetizers, two entrees and two beers came to about $107.
L'ARTE DEL GELATO
75 Ninth Avenue
Today it hit 102 degrees. In a cruel twist of fate, it was actually cooler on the subway platforms than outside where the closest thing to a cool breeze was like being on the receiving end of an oven vent. How appropriate that today I chose to return to Chelsea Market for some gelato.
L'Arte del Gelato isn't cheap. Let's get that out of the way first. A small cup, which they'll place two flavors in if you want, is about $5. They'll hand pack a quart to take home for about $20. But here's the thing. It's amazing gelato. And on days like this one, where the sun and the humidity team up to make each step a sweaty, sticky, irritable chore, it's well worth the price, even if you do have to endure the tourist masses and people playing the public piano right next to the kiosk very poorly.
Of the roughly two dozen flavors available to choose from, I sampled a handful. The Mente Verde Cioccolato, green mint chocolate chip, was the most standard and not very different from what you might get elsewhere. Maybe smoother though. The Fruitti di Bosco, a mixed berry sorbet was a sweet tart blend. This isn't the sorbet you'd be used to if you like order it from the dessert menu of many a restaurant. This was far creamier, nearer to a mixed berry ice cream than to the more water heavy ones I'm used to having elsewhere. Getting back to the gelatos, I wasn't terribly interested in trying their vanilla or chocolate or coffee flavored ones. I sort of feel that those are everywhere. So how about something unique like Biscotti, biscotti cookie flavored gelato. Could it capture the flavor of a cookie without being a cookie? It could. Mind you, it's not overpowering, and it doesn't taste like anything specifically. Still, there in the background is this biscotti flavor that's light and perfect. The best of the bunch, though, is the Olio d'Oliva, their olive oil flavor. Initially, I was hesitant, but the woman behind the counter told me that it was her favorite. It was. It was amazing. The olive oil is, just as with the biscotti, hinted at in the background. It doesn't overwhelm your tongue, instead sitting there on the sidelines. But, because this flavor is so neutral, more neutral than even vanilla, you don't miss that olive taste. It's creaminess is so smooth it almost reminds me of the ads for Dove where they drop the bar of soap into the cream. I'll probably get this flavor every time I go to L'Arte del Gelato and try other flavors only when I pair it up.
Aside from the tourist hub at Chelsea Market, L'Arte del Gelato also has a location at the tourist hub of Lincoln center. Avoid getting asked directions by going to the one in the West Village on Seventh Avenue. Added bonus: no piano!
FAT WITCH BAKERY
(888) 41-WITCH
Smack on the border between Chelsea and the Meatpacking District is the Chelsea Market. Goodbye sketchiness, hello boutiques. Goodbye smack-craving tranny hookers on a corner, hello eye-candy escorts at the Gansevoort. Goodbye industrial slaughterhouse, hello restaurant. Goodbye blue collar workers, hello tourists. In keeping with the food theme that the area has become a home to, Chelsea Market has emerged to be essentially a mall for eating things (mostly). From fruit to bread to fish to restaurants that sell dresses to gelato (my next post), Chelsea Market is one big, mostly overpriced gastronomic hub. Among these is the Fat Witch Bakery, a brownie-centric chocolate-lover's paradise.
Fat Witch bakes all of its goodies on the premises, so you can rest assured that they're fresh. None of that Entenmann's stuff that could be a week old by the time you pick it up at the supermarket. Fat Witch's specialty brownies aside, they have about ten standards. I bought six to try. Some were good, but others were less than impressive.
Fat Witch: Dark and moist and heavy on the fudge. A little too dry to be great, but nonetheless a well-above average brownie.
Blonde Witch: This is basically a very thick chocolate chip cookie. It was dryer than it should be and sort of tasteless. If you really want something chocolate chip, go with a standard cookie.
Caramel Witch: This is like the Fat Witch, but with a thin layer of gooey caramel inside it. You almost don't notice it unless you're looking for it. It's not bad, but I preferred the plain one.
Red Witch: The cherry-flavored brownie is only subtly cherried. Once or twice you'll get a burst of cherry flavor, which is nice, but between those two bursts it's just a normal brownie.
Java Witch: If I wasn't told by the wrapper that this was a coffee-flavored brownie, I wouldn't have known. Still this is their best one. It was the most moist and the most rich. The coffee didn't replace the chocolate, so much as enhance it. If you can only get one Fat Witch brownie, get this one.
Breakfast Witch: Yecch. Awful. Gritty and mealy and dry. It's supposed to be like an oatmeal brownie. I like oatmeal and oatmeal raisin cookies, but this one just isn't the same or worth the money.
Brownies average $3 each.


Why did you make this choice? What happened as a result? When you are in your teen years, going against the current of peer pressure is perhaps more difficult than at any other time in my life. I have an inborn dislike for open defiance of other people, but having a highly independent mind and a distinct set of principles and interests sometimes have to do so.
This also refers to my wish to pursue a specific career and certain interests that may not always correspond to those of my friends.
My interest in Economics is one of such pursuits that set me apart from the crowd. Determined to pursue it, I had at one point to resist the pressure of my colleagues. At that point, my friends and I were at the crossroads as to what else to choose for our extracurricular activities.
We had already all chosen the Athletic Club, and, wanting to leave enough room for studies in our schedule, decided to pick one more activity. Quite by chance, however, I happened to attend a meeting in the Economics Club delivered by a visiting professor.
The only problem was that this particular model was in other Apple store. I read about living deliberately, about sucking the marrow out of life, about not, when i had received divine worship after their deaths as well originally, heroes were not necessarily good, but they were always extraordinary that's heroism doing its work, right there moreover.
We had already all chosen the Athletic Club, and, wanting to leave enough room for studies in our schedule, decided to pick one more activity. Quite by chance, however, I happened to attend a meeting in the Economics Club delivered by a visiting professor. The speaker really felt passion for his subject.
With his enthusiasm, he took my fancy with the intriguing complexity of economic theories, which he presented in a consistent and clear manner.
I decided that this would be my activity and enrolled in the club. Most of my friends just laughed at my decision.
The Economics Club, in their opinion, was a boring pastime for those to whom reading the books assigned in class was not enough.
There was college ahead with plenty of studies to do, and in the meantime they wanted to amuse themselves and have fun. I did not give in nevertheless, staying with the club I chose.
However, at the time that these acts occurred, they were not done without the public's knowledge, nor were they considered "wrong" acts — after all, the people that were suffering were not Caucasians.
I never regretted my choice: The membership expanded dramatically in a very short time as over 20 new people joined the club. This development was partly due to my efforts, too, as I helped craft the advertising campaign for the club, hang posters, circulate the information among students. Using word of mouth to spread the good news about our favourable experience with the club, I convinced some of my friends and other students to come.
How many times have we seen that?
As to myself, I understood that Economics was really my vocation after a few weeks of listening to lectures and participating in discussions about economic theories.
To my joy, two of my friends switched to the Economics Club, admitting to me that they felt interested in exploring this area to see if a career in this field was right for them. As to myself, I understood that Economics was really my vocation after a few weeks of listening to lectures and participating in discussions about economic theories.
I am still fascinated by this science that attempts to present intricate processes going on in national economies in a logical and coherent fashion. My choice to attend the club, although an unpopular one at first, has given me more than I expected — new friends, interesting experiences, and a clear career focus.
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Ask Matt Werth to reflect on the past 15 years of running the New York label RVNG Intl. and he'll quickly, but kindly, shift the attention to other people. Not because the Madison, Wisconsin native is too busy or wary of writers; it's because RVNG is more of a tight-knit art collective than a traditional record company.
Kevin O'Neill and Karisa Senavitis were two of that story's earliest co-authors. Their studio, Will Work For Good, has shaped RVNG's distinct sleeves and dynamic graphic design since their very first meetings at PJ's Pancake House in Princeton, New Jersey. Back then, Werth and his longtime friend Dave Pianka (aka DJ/promoter Dave P) weren't sure they wanted to launch a label. The earliest RVNG releases—the first five years, actually—revolved around club culture instead, including a limited 12-inch series called RVNG of the NRDS, which featured the like-minded founders of Optimo Music, Let's Play House, and ESP Institute, aimed at adventurous DJs and sporadic mixes from such underground stars as Justine D, Mike Simonetti, and Tim Sweeney.
RVNG's creative arms don't begin and end in its own back catalog either; they splinter off into artist-led sister imprints (Sweeney's Beats in Space, Pete Swanson's Freedom to Spend), an annual magazine (INSIDES), and a Lower East Side shop called Commend that sells books, textiles, and ceramics alongside expertly curated tapes, vinyl, and CDs.
With so many projects in play on any given day, we asked Will Work For Good if they consider their longest-running client a "lifestyle brand" instead of a record label.
To hammer this point home, we asked label manager Phil Tortoroli, promotions director Brandon Sanchez, and several artists to tell their side of 10 essential RVNG Intl. releases.
Phil Tortoroli: The first (and only?) record we dropped in full the day it was announced. The press and fans were ready for it; I'm not sure we were! It was hard to turn a traditional campaign on its head and take a chance, but it worked. I'm still stoked on the remixes for that record, too. And what a time for Blondes' live set; they were on fire!
Brandon Sanchez: Before Siblings came into focus, I had the pleasure of getting to know Colin Self through Holly Herndon. Colin's a collaborator of Holly's, both in her recordings and live performance. Working on his record is a beautiful example of RVNG growing by way of musical collaboration—rather fitting since it's deeply influenced by familial relationships.
Colin Self: At the very beginning of working on Siblings, Matt and I met for tacos. I remember being so nervous about the demos I'd sent him. I was shocked that he was excited by these songs even in their rough stages, and was thrilled when he proposed to rerecord several elements with acoustic ensembles. It ended up being such a huge defining factor in the wholeness of Siblings. So much care and attention and deep listening went into its genesis. It was a huge lesson about patience and developing an interdependent relationship of trust—not only with all figures of collaboration, but with the music itself.
Hieroglyphic Being: Back in 2013, Matt Werth told me, 'I want you to do what you do with drum machines, but with human beings.' If that doesn't summarize it, I don't know what would.
Sanchez: We Are Not The First was one of the first albums I worked on at RVNG, and what a wildly inventive, cosmic record it is. While some of the records we release are singular sonic worlds from one artist's vision, many are born from the creative hive mind of collective music making and artistic interplay. We Are Not The First is symbolic of that deep spirit—that collaborative DNA.
Tortoroli: Every day I came to the studio, a new arrangement and arsenal of ideas dominated the space. Jamal [Moss] was head deep in literature for lyrical components and theoretical references; the session was guided more by ideologies than compositional specifics. There were some intense moments in the studio. A special shout-out to engineer Davey Jewell, who captured such an 'out' session with a spectrum of personalities. This one will get approached for a reissue in 30-50 years by a new jazz retro space label. We are still not ready for this.
Sanchez: Movement feels like it serves as a cultural timestamp for a moment in contemporary music when humans and computers reached a new era of symbiosis. The latter was no longer just a tool for disembodied performance and production. It was a highly personal instrument, serving as an extension of ourselves.
Tortoroli: I joined RVNG right after this record came out. It was inspiring to start working with a label that'd release such forward music. And it was super inspiring to see writers support this wild venture. I believe Holly sent Matt this album as an unsolicited demo. Send intentional demos, folks; RVNG is always listening.
Holly Herndon: When I sent Movement to a few labels, Matt was the first to respond and the most enthusiastic. He immediately understood the strange world I was trying to represent, which felt like a leap at the time—bringing together such different ideas. When we moved over to 4AD, it was under the stipulation that RVNG would join us as management. It's always felt like a family operation at RVNG; kind people you can trust, always having your back and representing your ideas with love and care.
Sanchez: A seminal record for both RVNG and Julia. There is something beautiful and poetic about an artist's last solo album before they go on to work with a larger label. Ekstasis was a signal of Julia's undeniable talent as a composer, multi-instrumentalist, and vocalist, but it also signaled a label shining a bright light on some of the world's most brilliant undiscovered artists to help them grow.
Tortoroli: We were about to release a live album of performances around this record's tour. That didn't come to be, but I still listen every now and then. I love that period of Julia's work, and how far her compositions have come since then. Aviary is legendary.
Tortoroli: My first dose of a large archival undertaking. (I wasn't with the label for ReRVNG01 and ReRVNG02.) Organizing this project felt like I was back at university with a research dissertation—an education on the deeper archival projects to come. The cover photo of Kerry in a Washington coffeehouse is damn iconic. Special credit goes to Will Work For Good for their eyes on this. They've created a timeless look for every album, actually—all 15 years, dressed by the best.
Kerry Leimer: Participating for more than a year in locating, identifying, recovering, and contextualizing some of my earliest shreds and tatters proved to be a great and terrifying experience. Great thanks to the respect shown to the work, and terrifying in the prospect of having my (literal) basement tapes dragged out into the light so many years on. RVNG has become an unsurpassed example of artistic and ethical integrity—an outlier organization that is a vital channel for emergent artists and a preserver of works that had nearly been allowed to dissipate in the haze of an undiscovered past.
Sanchez: After working at the same label for a few years, you'd think I'd be able to predict what a record might sound like. Thankfully I'm kept on my toes at RVNG, which is both refreshing and exciting. I don't think I'd heard anything quite like Anticlines when I was first sent her record. Its alien, cavernous sounds were so fully realized in their own subterranean world. Working on such a fully formed record was a completely transportive and transformative experience.
Tortoroli: Lu recorded so many mixes around the Anticlines campaign. I encourage readers to seek them out. Use her tracklistings as your winter research project; her knowledge of music of all times, kinds, and vibes is awe-inspiring.
Lucrecia Dalt: Everybody at RVNG made the experience of releasing Anticlines absolutely outstanding. Everything is done with so much care and respect, making you feel as human as possible. You can see this reflected in their entire catalog; every release has so much attention to detail. I can't think of a better home to be right now.
Sanchez: With most records on RVNG, I'm able to communicate directly with the artists. It feels nurturing and gives a sense of purpose to my work. While working on Trans-Millenia Music, communication between Pauline and Matt was sacred, built on trust between the two. It was a humbling lesson—how it could take years of earnest and open dialogue between a label and an artist before a partnership can be formed.
Tortoroli: The only other archival project Matt's been developing for longer than Pauline's is coming out next summer. Matt spent close to a decade speaking with Pauline before working on any music. That trust is established on all our archival projects, including the straight reissues on Freedom to Spend; there's no other way we'd work.
Sun Araw: Matt Werth approached me about participating in his FRKWAYS project, and I handed him a list of living avant-garde heroes that seemed reasonable enough. He countered with the entirely unreasonable idea to fly to Jamaica and make an album with The Congos. From that point on, my life became a surreal adventure that vacillated from smoking chalice at dawn with mystics in a fishing shack to performing classic Heart of the Congos cuts alongside our tunes live at the Barbican in London. Life unfolds according to certain laws, but there are people like Matt Werth who just throw it into turbo drive, all due to a powerful spirit of enthusiasm, investigation and love. I feel incredibly lucky to have crossed paths.
Sanchez: Perhaps more than any other FRKWYS, Vol. 9 created a sound that merged both past and future to create something wholly present. Not only did it synthesize genres and generations, but it also merged locales (Los Angeles, California and St. Catherine, Jamaica). How Matt convinced one of dub reggae's most legendary, near-mythical bands to collaborate with Sun Araw and M. Geddes Gengras still escapes me. It stands as a testament to RVNG's mystic power to collapse timelines and create its own.
Tortoroli: Flashbacks to working on three U.S. visas for older Jamaicans. One of my first big 'tasks' at the label, and probably the cause of a gray hair or two. Did you know Matt played bass in their U.S. band? I watched the [ICON EYE] documentary during my first few weeks with RVNG. I was shook by the quality—the sensitivity to another culture and generation, as the present and the past were captured in a non-linear, deeply emotive narrative. I felt humbled to be a part of this imprint then forth. Five years later, I still count my blessings that I found RVNG and can lend that level of care to all our projects.
Sanchez: Another new sonic element. Where Anticlines recalled the earth and minerals, Reassemblage brought to mind warped acrylics and sinuous plastics. The record didn't really resonate with listeners until it came out, which makes sense of course. When you work at a label, you forget that the majority of listeners have only heard a single or two before a record's release. Whereas you've spent so much time with the album in its entirety well before everyone else. It's particularly useful to understand this when sharing music with journalists. Everyone needs their own space and time to listen and learn; it doesn't happen overnight.
Tortoroli: I felt bummed about how often we had to push this record's release date back. When things aren't ready or just don't feel ready, you gotta take a breath, give a project some space, and reevaluate. Design, visuals, and 'marketing' (yuck) strategies all need to match up to the level of the music. RVNG is a patient entity.
This entry was written by Editorial, posted on November 26, 2018 at 6:46 am, filed under featured music, top stories and tagged Blondes, Colin Self, Hieroglyphic Being, Holly Herndon, Julia Holter, K. Leimer, List, Lucrecia Dalt, M. Geddes Gengras, Pauline Anna Strom, RVNG, Sun Araw, The Congos, Visible Cloaks. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Post a comment or leave a trackback: Trackback URL.


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It is well known that Mega star Chiranjeevi's 150th in on cards and the pre-production works are going on in full swing. Sadly, nothing interesting has been coming out from this project yet and mega fans are quite curious to know some details about this project.
Some time back, Puri Jagan declared that he is directing this project but the script and other formalities are yet to be locked. The film was supposed to go on sets in August but looks like there will be a longer delay.
Chiru's comeback has become one of the biggest talking point in the country and is drawing huge discussions all over. It would be really interesting to see how thins pan out from now and whether fans would get some interesting details about this mega project.


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Belleair commission approves Belleview Biltmore property division
BELLEAIR — Town commissioners voted 4-1 Tuesday night to reduce the size requirement for hotel properties, dismaying preservation advocates who say the decision paves the way for demolition of the historic Belleview Biltmore Resort & Spa. The neighboring Belleair Country Club had requested the change in December, saying it wants to buy 2.3 acres of…
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Barbie goes glam rock to honor David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust
Barbie wears the metallic Ziggy space suit with red and blue stripes, flared shoulders and cherry red platform boots
Barbie goes glam rock to honor David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust Barbie wears the metallic Ziggy space suit with red and blue stripes, flared shoulders and cherry red platform boots Check out this story on detroitnews.com: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/entertainment/music/2019/07/12/ziggy-stardust-barbie/39682325/
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The Ziggy Stardust Barbie is honoring the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie's iconic "Space Oddity." (Photo: Mattel)
New York – Barbie has been many things over the years. Now, she's dressed as Ziggy Stardust.
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie's iconic "Space Oddity," Barbie overseers at Mattel released a collectible version of the doll dressed as Ziggy Stardust, one of his most beloved alter egos.
Barbie wears the metallic Ziggy space suit with red and blue stripes, flared shoulders and cherry red platform boots. Mattel spared no makeup, featuring the astral sphere smack in the middle of Ziggy Barbie's forehead. The doll's hair is fiery red.
The $50, limited edition doll was created in collaboration with The David Bowie Archive.
The Ziggy Stardust Barbie. The $50, limited edition Barbie Bowie doll was created in collaboration with The David Bowie Archive. (Photo: Mattel)
The beloved rocker died in 2016 after battling cancer. He was 69.
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and hotels in the historic old city centre.
Bruges Historic City Centre is a World Heritage Site of UNESCO. The historical center is not so big and easy to explore on foot or by horse carriages, which can be hired for a romantic 30 minute trip around the old city of Bruges. The main city centre is located around the Grand Market Square and the famous 13th-century Belfry Tower.
Various hotels, b&b's and apartments can be found in the cultural heart of Old Brugge nearby the city's most well-known landmarks. Hotels are located close to the "Grote Markt", in calm streets. Some guest rooms have a splendid view on the Belfry or the Reien (canals). Many offer free Wi-Fi and an extensive, complimentary breakfast.
Stay close to popular museums such as the Groeninge Museum, Diamond Museum, Kantcentrum (Lace Museum) or Memling Museum or close to Bruges amusement parks : Boudewijn Seapark and the Butterfly Garden.
If you travel in Europe by train you can search for affordable accommodation near Bruges main Train Station.
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The main sights of Bruges old city centre are concentrated within a fairly small area, making the city easy to explore on foot. Highlights in the city include the 83m (272ft) 13th-century Belfry at the central Markt Square, and the spectacular architecture of the adjacent Burg Square. Burg Square includes the magnificent Basilica of the Holy Blood, which dates from the 12th century and is the focal point of the annual Procession of the Holy Blood taking place in the city every May.
Bruges offers 14 municipal museums and galleries covering a wide range of subjects. The city center is surrounded by the canals or reien. Taking a ride on one of the tour boats around the canals is something you have to do. The multilingual guides provide a potted history of the city in just a few minutes making it a the best introduction to Bruges.
Some highlights of the city centre include the Grand Market Place and its 13th-century belfry, The Basilica of the Holy Blood or Heilige Bloed Basiliek, the Church of Our Lady or Onze Lieve Vrouwkerk, The Beguinage or Begijnhof, Old St-John's Hospital, The Friet Museum, Jerusalem church, The Groeningemuseum, City Hall, and the Choco-Story Museum. Lace-making is historically one of Bruges' most important industries, and this is reflected in a number of visitor venues including the Lace Centre in Peperstraat.
The only remaining active brewery in the Bruges city center is De Halve Maan or the Half Moon. This brewery has been around since 1856.
Grand Market or Grote Markt — the market square of Bruges is the medieval commercial centre of the city. The Belfry tower and Cloth Hall, one of the city's most impressive monuments, is located on the square. A life-size bronze of Pieter de Coninck and Jan Breydel can be seen in the centre of the square. There are a wide variety of cafes and restaurants around the square. Many great hotels or bed and breakfasts can be found surrounding the main square such as the Hotel Koffieboontje and B&B Verdi.
Burg Square — one of the town center's Medieval squares, the other being the Grand Market Square. Landmarks on the square are Bishop's Palace, the Town Hall, Old Civil Registry and the Holy Blood Basilica. One of the best hotels in Bruges can be found nearby; the Crowne Plaza Hotel Brugge.
Huidevettersplein or Huidevetters Square — a small cosy square in Bruges city centre near the canals with several restaurants. A couple hotels or b&b's are set close by such as Guesthouse 17 and excellent Duc de Bourgogne hotel.
Jan van Eyck Square — square near the canals and named after famous 15th century Flemish painter Jan van Eyck. It's visited by many tourist for its beautiful views and the exceptional buildings. Most important buildings are the Poortersloge and the Old Toll House.
Bruges Grand Market — The big market place (Grote Markt) in Bruges is free from traffic since October 1996. It has been completely refurbished and is now one of the most attractive parts of the city centre. The main monument is of course the belfry tower and the cloth hall. On the Northern side of the Market is the Provincial Court. It stands on the site were the medieval 'water halls' used to stand.
This was a covered hall where the ships could unload their products for storage in the halls or for direct sale on the adjacent market. Right in the middle of the square the statue of Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck can be seen.
The other sides of the market are occupied by restaurants and shops located in former private houses as well as in guild houses.
Various hotels can be found surrounding the main square. Some hotels are located directly on the Grote Markt in Bruges, opposite the 13th-century Belfry and close to the The Basilica of the Holy Blood. Hotel or bed and breakfast accommodation is offered with free WiFi and a free breakfast buffet.
Belfry of Bruges is a medieval bell tower and one of the main landmarks of Bruges. You can visit the Belfort and climb the 366 steps to the top of the tower which is over 83 metres tall.
The Belfry is also known as "Brugge Belfort" and dates back to 13th century. Inside the tower are 47 bells.
In Bruges, next to the city centre, in the middle of a new green park, you will find the Apollo Arthotel Brugge.
Hotel Oud Huis de Peellaert opened its doors on 15 March 2004 as a completely renovated 4 star deluxe hotel, situated in the historical city centre of Bruges.
This family-run hotel lies on the banks of one of the most picturesque canals of Bruges, opposite to the oldest bridge of the city and with easy access to attractions.
NH Brugge is located in a renovated 17th century monastery and situated in the centre of Bruges. The hotel reflects the typical charm of the medieval city.
Hotel Ter Brughe is located along one of the most beautiful canals at 5 min. walking distance from the 'Markt' with the belfry tower in the quiet quarter of St. Gillis.
Hotel Aragon is situated in the historical center of Bruges at only 100 meters from the Main Market Square. The hotel has been renovated in 2005.
Nearest main train station : the main railway station of the city centre is Brugge Train Station, located a 20 minutes walk from the main old city Grand Market square and The Belfry. The train station is well connected to other major stations in Belgium like Brussels Midi and Brussels Central, Ghent St Pieters and Antwerp Centraal. The station lies also on the Thalys line from Paris Gare du Nord.
Nearest airport : the closest major international airport is Brussels National airport, located in Zaventem near the capital city of Brussels. The nearest airport is the Ostend-Bruges International Airport in Ostend around 25 km from the city centre of Bruges, but it offers limited passenger transport and connections.
By Bus : bus transport is provided by De Lijn, providing access to the city centre and the suburbs.


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Retro fix–El Rey Network hosts Memorial Day weekend marathon of classic The Incredible Hulk series
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Three hundred channels and nothing on television to watch this weekend? Before John Wesley Shipp played Barry Allen on the original series The Flash, Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno starred in the best superhero television series since The Six Million Dollar Man in The Incredible Hulk. For five seasons, from 1977 to 1982, The Incredible Hulk broke new ground on television, an early step in the history of superheroes coming to life on the screen. This weekend Robert Rodriguez's El Rey Network is hosting a marathon of the entire series run.
Originally airing Friday nights on CBS 40 years ago, The Incredible Hulk would be nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards, winning one for Mariette Hartley's performance as Dr. David Bruce Banner's wife. Years before Scott Bakula's Sam Beckett would wander the map attempting to help people in need on Quantum Leap, David Banner was doing similar good deeds, hitchhiking across the country, a lone scientist trying to find a way "to control the raging spirit that dwells within him," caused by exposure to gamma radiation thanks to the mind of writer Stan Lee and pen of Jack Kirby.
Look for plenty of early performances by actors that would later appear in well-known genre roles, like Simon & Simon's Gerald McRaney, Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation's Diana Muldaur and Mark Lenard, Deep Space Nine's Marc Alaimo, Robert O'Reilly, Andrew Robinson, and Rosalind Chao, Lassie and Battlestar Galactica's Anne Lockhart, Ghostbusters' Ernie Hudson, Creature from the Black Lagoon's Julie Adams, Castle's Susan Sullivan, and WKRP in Cincinnati's Loni Anderson and Gordon Jump.
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First look–Wahlberg and Washington face off in action flick "2 Guns"
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It looks like a buddy cop movie, and has a ring of Mel Gibson and Danny Glover in the Lethal Weapon movies. 2 Guns features two of Hollywood's best actors–Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg. And the first trailer reveals some chemistry especially through the humor in the banter between the two.
Washington plays a DEA agent and Wahlberg plays a Naval Intelligence Officer. Each are sent to investigate the other. But who is behind this? When the older DEA agent slips up the Naval Officer shoots and wounds the agent, sending them both after each other ultimately to realize they are merely pawns in a mob game.
Has Washington ever played a bad part? He was great in The Mighty Quinn, Glory, Much Ado About Nothing, The Pelican Brief, Philadelphia, Crimson Tide, Fallen, The Manchurian Candidate, Inside Man, The Taking of Pelham 123, and Unstoppable.
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I have survey data (exported from Survey Monkey) for to quarters Q1 and Q2. I want to compare in percentage the difference between FY18Q2 and FY18Q1. I'm attaching the workbook.
graph it afterwards, or at least have up and down arrows to show the difference. Can you guide me on this?
Thank you so much, Jim. This is really helpful.
I have another question, if you don't mind. How would I go about not including the N/A and NULL responses in the total number of responses? I only want to calculate with the very dissatisfied/dissatisfied and satisfied/very satisfied.
One more thing as I m trying to recreate your calculated field. How do you get the Calculation2 onto the Dashboard. I don't seem to see how you added it to the rows or columns.


Mr. Sipher, I recommend that you read Putin's address to the Federal Assembly, which he delivered on March 1, 2018. Responding to your statement of June 28, 2017, I am calling on you to reflect and take part in the nuclear disarmament program. I am a European. Europe is overflowing with nuclear bombs. Remove the most dangerous weapon from the cradle of civilization, do not be indifferent! I appeal to you again - listen to the words of the Russian president. The world does not need war.
After hearing what you say, I am convinced that your unassailable narrow-mindedness—and there are many people like you in America—will lead to humanity's destruction. However, not all is lost, since you appear to be a very intelligent man capable of taking sober stock of the situation. I would like to do my part by sharing with you some elementary facts that I hope will bring you, and other Americans like you, back down to earth, thus saving humanity from ultimate disaster.
What is U.S-led world order?
I hope it is not schizophrenia or a paranoid disorder. Americans can say "American world order," Indians call it "Indian world order," Germans "German world order," the Chinese "Chinese world order," and the Russians "Russian world order." Only by cooperating and not infringing upon each other, can nations can draw up rules for international communication and create a planetary world order. Any other form of order can and should only be national. So the U.S.'s desire to impose its own "planetary" world order on the Russians, Chinese, Germans, or any other nation, can only be described as the product of a sick imagination. What is "U.S.-led world order?" What does Russia, China, India, Pakistan, or any other country, have to do with "U.S.-led world order?" Let's take a look at history and recall the Roman Empire's world order. It emerged more than two thousand years ago. And you are probably aware of how it all ended. If not, I will remind you. If you are ever in Rome, take note of the large shield in front of the Colosseum depicting the map of the Roman Empire: in the first century B.C. it covered half the world, while by the fifth century A.D., it had shrunk to a small dot the size of a one-dollar coin. If that is not sobering enough for you when talking about U.S.-led world order, I will enlighten you further.
There are three countries in the world today on which humanity's future depends—they are the U.S., Russia and China.
China can be factored out from the very beginning. It is a wise, consolidated power that does not want to participate in any conflicts. It watches the first and second powers, hoping and almost certain that they will destroy each other, leaving China to rule the world. But you do not attack China with the same aggressiveness as you attack Russia. This is because strategists understand that simultaneous attacks on China and Russia would be disastrous for you. You, the members of Congress and the Senate, the media, and many of your political leaders have recently been making very aggressive statements about Russia—sanctions, more sanctions, threats, military and financial threats, lies, crude lies, fakes. To engage in this kind of behavior with respect to a country that has a superiority in nuclear weapons, state-of-the-art communication means, space forces, and missiles that American antiaircraft defenses are incapable of neutralizing is stupid to say the least. And for intelligent people, it is not only impermissibly stupid, it is insanity.
Revolutions in the U.S., Russia and other countries of the world began when life became intolerable for their people, when people thought it preferable to die than to go on living in their current nightmarish circumstances. Your sanctions, your rhetoric, your paranoid aggressiveness could drive Russians to such a state where they are compelled to demand America's destruction. Rebellious sentiments will erupt. Either us or them. And there will be war.
Do you know the destructive force of a 100-megaton bomb? If not, I will tell you. It will destroy an area of 500 square kilometers, turning everything to ashes and causing immense damage and raging fires in another 200-square-kilometer area. It will take five, or at most seven, such bombs to destroy America, wiping both the American state and the North American continent from the face of earth. This territory will be made unfit for habitation. Plutonium 239 radiation will poison and kill all living things for many hundreds and thousands of years to come.
At least 15 bombs of the same force will be needed to destroy Russia. And they will not only will destroy Russia, but Europe, the north of China, Korea, Japan, the Central Asian countries, Iran and India, too. Is this what you want? You want us to destroy each other? This reeks of misanthropy. So I suggest that you start going to church, or to a synagogue or mosque, visit the U.S. Library of Congress, read Faulkner, Hemingway, Salinger, engage in science. Spiritual pursuits will distract you from this misanthropy. Or best of all, fall in love! You probably don't love your wife and children. A person who sincerely loves his family and is concerned for their safety cannot think the way you do.
If the way you think gains leverage in the world, it is easy to imagine the emergence of a new nuclear power that will impose its vision of world order on humanity. It will also demand that every country that keeps its capital, gold, shares, and other financial assets in the U.S. return those assets to the owner-country. And if it refuses, it will be the target of a nuclear attack. It stands to reason that America will not protect such a country. And what if there are 20-30 countries like this? That will mean the destruction of the planet.
But that is your style—demanding, imposing, and wielding political, economic and military power.
During the G-20 summit, I was in Hamburg. What particularly irked me? I noticed that the politicians did everything to purge the human heart of any feelings of charity and compassion. Perhaps this is because Christian churches are ceasing to exist in America and West Europe? And the fact that 500 churches have closed in London over the last 10 years is only confirmation that people today have no high moral values. The aggressiveness expressed by members of the protest movement overstepped all boundaries. Not dozens, but hundreds of thousands of people have lost all human semblance. Is this the tolerant society that is promoting an American lifestyle?
Another small, but glaring fact bewildered me. This was President Trump's first visit to his historical homeland—Germany (his grandfather and grandmother on his father's side were Germans). And according to general statistics, more than 15% of the people who settled in America are of German descent—they comprise one of the largest ethnic groups in the U.S. When Trump arrived in Germany, he did not see fit to say a few respectful words about his historical ethnicity, which has done so much for the development of civilization, nor did he find the opportunity to greet the German people in their language. The indifference and cynicism characteristic of the American system are incompatible with the U.S.'s so-called peacekeeping policy advocated by the international media.
Mr. John Sipher, if you are single, I highly recommend that you marry a young Russian woman. Russian women are wise, talented, and beautiful and are guaranteed to fill your heart with benevolence. Then your aggressive worldview will vanish without a trace. You will love America and the American people, and you will trust them. And you will see the whole world as a community of friendly nations and countries.
If American newspapers publish this letter, it will open the American public's eyes to their politicians and invigorate the anti-war movement, and not only in the U.S., but throughout the entire world. Our world is very fragile. Climate change alone has wiped out thousands of living organisms throughout the history of the universe and our planet. Radioactive contamination will change both the climate and the human habitat. It will become unfit for human habitation.


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BOTTOM LINE: Utah State looks for its seventh straight conference win against Colorado State. Utah State's last MWC loss came against the San Diego State Aztecs 68-63 on Feb. 9. Colorado State lost 77-65 at New Mexico in its most recent game.
TEAM LEADERS: Colorado State's Nico Carvacho has averaged 16.2 points and 13 rebounds while J.D. Paige has put up 14.8 points. For the Aggies, Sam Merrill has averaged 20.5 points and 4.1 assists while Neemias Queta has put up 11.6 points, 8.9 rebounds and 2.4 blocks.
FUELING THE OFFENSE: Carvacho has either made or assisted on 41 percent of all Colorado State field goals over the last five games. The senior forward has accounted for 42 field goals and 18 assists in those games.
WINLESS WHEN: Colorado State is 0-11 this year when it scores 68 points or fewer and 12-6 when it scores at least 69.
PERFECT WHEN: Colorado State is a perfect 6-0 when the team makes at least 78.6 percent of its free throws. The Rams are 6-17 when they shoot below 78.6 percent from the line.
STIFLING STATE: Utah State has held opposing teams to 38.8 percent shooting from the field this year, the ninth-lowest percentage among all Division I teams.


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Forward Doug DeMartin and trialist Bright Dike scored; midfielder Ryan Pore set up both goals. The Timbers (3-0-1 in exhibition games) recorded third shutout.


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Q: Prevent autowiring filelds in a spring boot project used as a dependency I have two Spring Boot in a Maven project in Eclipse. Lets call it project1 and project2. I have to use some POJO classes in project1 from project2. So I made project2 a dependency of project1.
If I use project1 in eclipse it works fine. However if I create a war file from project1 I get an exception during startup in Tomcat.
Could not autowire field: private com.project2.entity.SomeBean com.project2.controller.SomeController.someBean;

So it seems Spring try to autowire the fields in project2 while I only want to use some POJO from project2. Do you have any idea how to prevent it?
This is my project1 application. As you can see I tried ComponentScan's exlude filter without success. I guess it works differently when I use it from Tomcat.
@SpringBootApplication
@ComponentScan(basePackages = {"com.project1"} ,excludeFilters = @ComponentScan.Filter(type = FilterType.ASPECTJ, pattern = "com.project2.*"))
public class Project1Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer {

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Hans Zimmer's Net Worth is High; Know his Valuable Property, Career, and Awards Details
First Published On: November 16, 2017
by HitBerry
Hans Zimmer is a German film score composer and record producer who has composed over 150 films. It is obvious that the net worth of Hans Zimmer is high as he has been actively working in the field since decades.
Many of his fans are keen to know about his net worth and career. So how much is this German film score composer net worth? Keep on scrolling if you want to know his worth, salary, career as well as awards.
Hans Zimmer's Net Worth
First of all, let us make you aware that how rich Hans Zimmer is. Talking about his net worth as Hans Zimmer has gained the height of success from his career. He has estimated net worth of $90 Million. Well, the main source of income of Hans Zimmer is his music Music Factory as a Breeding Ground and film composing.
Hans Zimmer net worth Source: Sick Chirpse
Hans Zimmer's Valuable Property
Moreover, the Lion King composer Hans Zimmer has bought Manhattan pad for $1.7M. The German composer and his wife have bought the apartment for $17 million.
The seller was the Long Island City-based estate of Blanche Green. A representative for Zimmer declared the arrangement, while Krause was not quickly accessible for that. The property, which overlooks Gramercy Park, follows private keyed access to the recreation center.
The red block and earthenware building used to be home to one of the last water driven lifts in operation in New York City until the point when the mid-1990's, the point at which it was changed over to electric, as per the posting.
Hans Zimmer Career and Awards:
Born in 1957 in Frankfurt am Main, West Germany, Hans Zimmer moved to London when he was a young person. He began playing in the band Krakatoa amid the '70s on the synthesizer. Moreover, Zimmer worked with The Buggles, showing up in the music video for "Video Killed the Radio Star" in 1979.
While the next decade, he started dealing with film scores with renowned worldwide composer Stanley Myers. Together they chipped at "Moonlighting", "Success is the Best Revenge", "Insignificance", and "My Beautiful Laundrette".
Hans Zimmer Net Worth Source: zimbio.com
In 1987, Zimmer worked for as the score producer on the Oscar-winning "The Last Emperor". After a year, he found the activity scoring "Rain Man. The motion picture earned four Oscars, including Best Picture, and the score itself was perceived with an Academy Award nomination.
After that, he scored his second Best Picture winner in "Driving Miss Daisy". His other film scores incorporate "Thelma and Louise", "The Power of One", The Lion King", "Blood red Tide", "The Thin Red Line", and "The Prince of Egypt". Zimmer won an Oscar for "The Lion King", and his music was transformed into the Tony Award-winning Broadway creation.
Hans Zimmer Source: ascap.com
Zimmer's work on productive movies proceeded into the next decade, and he took a shot at "Gladiator", "Hannibal", "Madagascar", "Black Hawk Down", "Batman Begins" and so on.
He is the writer behind the signature tune for "ABC World News" and is a four-time Grammy Award winner. Zimmer heads up DreamWorks studios' film music division.
He lives in Los Angeles with his significant other, Suzanne, and has four kids.
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We have already brought you our stalk targets from Hong Kong, but there are many more Instagram profiles that we follow for inspiration. To make it a little bit more local, here are some great Instagram profiles originating from Portugal whose feeds we absolutely love!
Joana is a speaker and writer, environmentalist, minimalist and, by all means, a promoter of more sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle. Though posting in Portuguese (so we are trying our very best to follow all of her amazing messages) she covers great inspirations for conscious parenting, lifestyle, eating, consumption. We absolutely love to browse through her charming feed and stories which are a bottomless source of inspiration. knowledge and motivation (when our eco-anxiety becomes too hard on us!). Not that long ago, we had a pleasure to participate in a talk together with Joana, the effects of which we tried to describe to best of our ability in the editorial post right here!
Maria Granel unquestionably holds regency over the 'zero-waste' movement in Lisbon. With two shops around the city, and one of them (on Rua Coelho da Rocha) boasting two floors and public space for workshops and lectures, the company manages to create a very strong familiarity and community around what zero-waste lifestyle is really about. Carrying food as well as zero-waste everyday accessories, their shops are the place for education and inspiration on how to reduce waste on the daily basis. We love their active approach to handling their Instagram too - their posts and stories very often feature guests, friends, visitors, which makes the company and concept even more approachable and, thus, helping "zero-waste" to become less exclusive and elusive.
"Slow living" is one of the mottos of the bountiful and beautiful feed made by Sara - and that is why we love stalking her! Conscious travel, conscious consumption, lifestyle and spirituality - it's all there! Sara is also a nurse, so we really appreciate her cosmetics recommendations from a more medical perspective. Moreover - absolute big up for messages like "Support your local girl gang" - couldn't agree more!
Here is some awesome female power! With beautiful feed touching on variety of topics such as wellbeing, body activation, beauty, mindfulness, consumption, Mafalda Pinto Leite brings the debate up over here! She is also a founder of MPL Label, which promotes and sells botanical blends, books, plant proteins or healing herbs. We also love the very down-to-earth approach to spirituality practiced by Mafalda, which attempts to teach us all how to take care of ourselves better and be more thoughtful about our bodies and minds.
There are plenty of other profiles and brands over here in Portugal which are absolutely important and helpful when it comes to conscious lifestyle tips, but we decided to keep this entry on a rather short side. Besides, the sustainable scene here in Portugal seems to be extremely self-mediating and everyone is really supporting each other! Through the above, you can absolutely get to other awesome sustainable players out there! Meanwhile, we will definitely come reporting back on more in the future!