DR. KOHUT, et al., Defendants.
Plaintiff Richard Hill filed a Complaint pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 alleging claims of excessive use of force, denial of medical care, denial of equal protection, discrimination on the basis of race, and state law claims of medical negligence. The Court conducted a screening of the Complaint pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §§ 1915, 1915A and determined that the Complaint failed to state a claim upon which relief may be granted and was subject to dismissal. Mr. Hill has now filed an amended complaint but he failed to correct the deficiencies described in the Court's prior Order. This matter should be dismissed.
Mr. Hill does not provide many additional facts in his Amended Complaint. As set forth in both complaints, between December 1, 2014 and December 15, 2016, Mr. Hill was incarcerated in the MDIU unit of MSP. He is diabetic and during a time of low blood sugar he fell off his top bunk while trying to get some help. He alleges he should have never been placed on an upper bunk in light of his diabetes. He injured himself in the fall, suffering major damage to his leg and knee. In his original Complaint, he alleged that he was given surgery and four physical therapy treatments four months after his surgery.
Mr. Hill is a prisoner proceeding in forma pauperis so the Court must review his Amended Complaint under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1915, 1915A. Sections 1915A(b) and 1915(e)(2)(B) require the Court to dismiss a complaint filed in forma pauperis and/or by a prisoner against a governmental defendant before it is served if it is frivolous or malicious, fails to state a claim upon which relief may be granted, or seeks monetary relief from a defendant who is immune from such relief.
The Court analyzed Mr. Hill's claims regarding the February 12, 2015 incident when he was shut in the door as a claim of use of excessive force in violation of the Eighth Amendment. The core judicial inquiry in an excessive force case is "whether force was applied in a good-faith effort to maintain or restore discipline, or maliciously and sadistically to cause harm." Hudson v. McMillian, 503 U.S. 1, 6-7 (1992); Whitley v. Albers, 475 U.S. 312, 320-21 (1986). The Court previously stated that an intentional act of shutting an inmate in an electronic door would be sufficient to state a claim for excessive force. But Mr. Hill still does not allege an intentional act. In his Amended Complaint, he only alleges that Officer Rowling negligently closed him in the block security door. (Amd. Complaint, Doc. 12-1 at 5.) "[I]njuries inflicted by governmental negligence are not addressed by the United States Constitution." Daniels v. Williams, 474 U.S. 327, 333 (1986).


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Covering the new issue of Rollacoaster, the actor discusses the upcoming season of Sky's Riviera, how he approaches his character Nico Eltham, and improvising with Poppy Delevingne on set.
Taken from the Autumn/Winter 2020 issue of Rollacoaster. Pre-order your copy now.
Although half of the Eltham twins on Sky original Riviera, Jack Fox is a man like no other. As a member of the Fox family acting dynasty, Jack's work lives up to the reputation, whether on stage or screen.
Jack sat down with Rollacoaster to discuss the upcoming season of Riviera, how he approaches his character and life after quarantine. Although he didn't reveal any spoilers, he promised the new season would continue to satisfy the audience's expectation of surprise.
How have you been adapting to quarantine?
JF: I had a view going into this quarantine period that there would be two types of people that come out of it. The people that are sort of shaken and thrown by it all, or people that can adapt and improve from change. And I did my best to be the latter of those two things. But it was up and down, like life in general, really.
The third season of Riviera will premiere in October, and it is your second season on the series. What was it like coming into a show that had already had such a popular first season and is known for its intense cliff-hangers and surprises?
I remember watching the first series and being really blown away by some of the performances. And even at that time thinking, "Oh, it would be amazing to be in a show like this." So, when the opportunity came about to be in it, it was really just a beautiful experience. There was a lot of buzz around the show. It was one of Sky's flagship shows, and they wanted to make it even bigger and stronger and turn it into a franchise. Obviously, Julia Stiles is an unbelievable talent, and working with Dimitri and Roxanne was such an incredible privilege. Everyone wanted it to be even bigger, and more successful and we were all pleased with how it evolved. Was there pressure? Yeah. Was there good pressure or a pressure that I wanted to be a part of to help the series grow? Definitely.
Did you find it easier as an actor to be able to take in the first series from an outside perspective?
It was nice to see their objective filmmaking from a distance and then also to be a part of it as a subject. I just tried to come into it with open arms. It would be tough to say whether it was easier or harder coming from a viewer to a participant in a way because I knew the other side of it. I felt lucky to have the best of both worlds by experiencing the first series from an audience point of view. And I got to be in the second series as a vocation, which was also an incredible experience. I think we got lucky in so much as the directors that we work with – from Paul, to Destiny, to Hans – ensured we were a part of the creative process and were able to integrate into the show so well.
In the show, you have a twin relationship with Poppy Delevingne. How did you develop that type of relationship to make it authentic for viewers?
We had known each other for 10 years, on and off from a photoshoot we did together. We would bump into each other occasionally at various events and parties, so we always had a shorthand with each other. I read with a couple of people and Poppy came in as the third person to read with. The director had said, "The next person that's coming in is Poppy Delevingne." And I remember swearing quite profusely going, "Well, I mean, this is gonna work out. I mean we basically look the same." She's obviously more stunning in person. But I remember thinking, "Well, what a funny turn of events that 10 years later, we get to read together." In the scenes that we worked together on with the director, quite a lot of it was improvised. Improvisation can be tricky if there's no trust or you don't have that sort of relationship. So, from that moment, I thought, "Well, this could be an interesting partnership."
You've played a lot of period characters before working on Riviera, is that something you're intentionally drawn to? Are you more comfortable playing roles that are more historical or roles in a more contemporary setting?
I think it's about a character. It's about bringing something alive that you think has relevance to tell the story. I think the setting is more interesting in a way only to the costumes, and from the design aspect. As an actor, I think you're more interested in character. You're always thinking how do I bring this person from the page? How to make them alive, how to make them real, what makes them tick and to have goals and ambitions and to be able to show them as they are.
Did your approach to a character for a TV series, like Nico Eltham in Riviera, differ from your approach to building a character for a film?
I think it depends. I think when working in films, you can often try and do too much. You can feel like it's more of a snapshot over a period of time and your screen time will be much smaller. Whereas you can build a character for a television series, you have a more extended period of time on screen with that character. I think my approach is the same, but the storytelling and the scriptwriting and the directing is different. You always want it to be a three-dimensional character who is lovable and understandable from every aspect and I don't think that changes for me if it's television or film.
Should the audience of Riviera expect the same amount of twists and turns in the new season?
I think there's going to be some surprises. The writers know how to create suspense, they've shown that time and time again. The show has such a gifted group of directors and people behind the scenes. They know how to keep the audience engaged, and that comes from creating excitement and outrage. I think this season of Riviera continues to do that.
What comes next for you in terms of some goals or ambitions you have?
When we got locked down, I was working on a Clerkenwell and BBC Studio's production, which is a sort of a real-life doc-comedy. The scripts on that were just a joy to work on and I've got a bit more to do on it when we're allowed to film again. I've been really lucky in what I've worked on thus far, I'm lucky to have a brilliant team of representatives. And I just take it as it comes, life happens while you're busy making plans. As it's been proven by this very hectic time, you can predict little to nothing. But, I think it's about the journey, and let's see what happens next.
Sky original Riviera Series 3 is coming to Sky Atlantic and NOW TV today.
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Carl Solway of Carl Solway Gallery, the only member of the ADAA in the Tri-State region. Opened in 1962, the gallery features modern and contemporary art that can't be found anywhere else in the city. Holly Spraul of Wash Park Art is somewhat of a newer addition to the Cincinnati gallery scene. Her gallery features pieces representative of the human form through art since 2013.
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Barbara gets an exclusive tour of the newly renovated Memorial Hall.
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Carl Solway of Carl Solway Gallery, and Holly Spraul of Wash Park Art.
Tamera Muente and tour the Dressing Downton exhibit —the costumes of Downton Abbey.
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Barbara interviews Peg Valentine, Thom and Beth Mariner, Otto Budig, and Lynne Meyers.
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Managing News is a "robust news and data aggregation engine with pluggable visualization and workflow tools." Mo Jangda set up an instance on his server that I finally had the chance to check out. My initial impression was that, like the website, the development team put a tremendous amount of effort into polishing the user interface. It's a super shiny way to aggregate RSS feeds.
There are nuggets I was able to suss out, however. If you've indexed your feeds, there are search capabilities that will also give you the frequency of any given term. The mapping functionality is also very slick. You can get all of the recent stories on a map, or stories limited to a specific term. It's misleading to have the initial view of the map be the entire world, though, because the most useful view to an end user will be whatever region they're interested in.
This brings me to my biggest observation: a tool like this would be most useful for managing feeds of raw data, not feeds of news articles. News articles are products where the data has already been through the rock tumbler. Where Managing News wants to be headed, I think, is towards building a tool that allows you to map and visualize all manners of data.
The difficulty then is both building the visualization tools and finding, or even brainstorming, properly geo-coded RSS feeds of the data you're interested in.


KBS2's upcoming Monday-Tuesday drama "Moonlight Drawn By Clouds" has finalized its main cast.
The highly anticipated drama confirmed Park Bo Gum early on who was later joined by Kim Yoo Jung. B1A4's Jinyoung was also considered for a role and now he is confirmed. Joining them is actress Chae Soo Bin. Furthermore, rookie actor Lee Seo Won will be rounding out the main cast.
"Moonlight Drawn By Clouds" is a fictional historical romance drama that tells the tales of youths during the Joseon Dynasty. Park Bo Gum will portray smart and good-looking Lee Young (also known as Crown Prince Hyomyeong). Kim Yoo Jung will act as Hong Ra On, a girl who cross-dresses and meets Lee Young in the palace. Jinyoung will be Kim Yoon Sung while Chae Soo Bin's character is Jo Ha Yeon. Lastly, Lee Seo Won will be Lee Young's childhood friend Kim Byung Yeon.
The cast held their first script reading session on May 26 in Yeoido, Seoul.
Meanwhile, "Moonlight Drawn By Clouds" will air after "Neighborhood Lawyer Jo Deul Ho," "Baek-Hee Has Returned," and "Beautiful Mind" ends. The first episode is slated to air on August 15.
Are you excited for "Moonlight Drawn By Clouds"?


This tutorial helps you understand and get acquainted with everything you need to know about Microservices. As you go further, you will gain complete knowledge regarding the architecture, features, applications, certifications and the job structure of microservices in the market.
With a steady increase in the market size for the Microservices since 2016 in the US, many large players are migrating to it. This popularity is mainly because; the enterprises are looking forward to becoming more agile and adopt DevOps with continuous testing capabilities.
It is important for a tech-savvy engineer to understand the concept of Microservices and its bigger picture in the market. So, let's get started.
When to go for Microservices Architecture?
How to get certified as a Microservices Developer?
Microservices is a method of software development which packages an application as a set of loosely-coupled services with light-weight protocols for communication. Basically, it is a set of services that work independently to contribute to a user-defined task. Here, each business task is handled by a service that works independently with a dedicated server.
It borrows its architectural style from the Service-Oriented Architecture.
Note: Service-Oriented Architecture is a design of software development where services are provided by the application components to other components through network protocols.
Microservices are also popularly known as Microservice Architecture. Every service in the application is an independent, self-contained service and they implement single business capability.
The old monolithic architecture of applications was one of the reasons for the development of microservice architecture.
Before understanding the reasons to adopt Microservices, let us understand the structure of Monolithic architecture and the flaws that compelled to design a new architecture.
The whole architecture is built as a single, autonomous, business unit, where all the components inside the system are interconnected and are interdependent.
Below are the reasons for migrating over monolithic architecture.
It is not flexible, as only one programming language can be used to develop all the services of varied demands.
Any change to one component affects the whole system. Hence, if any small change is made to a component, the effects have to be introspective for all the fellow components and a new software version of the entire application has to be released.
As one single server handles all the services (components), the maintenance of the server becomes expensive and complex.
Owing to the monolithic nature of the architecture, the addition of new services and scaling becomes difficult.
It takes a lot of time to build the monolithic application, as the whole architecture has to be done in a single programming language, with each component built, one after the other.
To address the overhead issues encountered in the Monolithic architecture, Microservices was developed.
Microservices is made of small, autonomous business units or services, which are independently deployable in a system. They communicate with each other through independent network protocols and constitute the distributed architecture.
The smaller services making up for the functionality of the entire application improve the modularity of the system. This modular structure reduces the resistance for development, unlike the former one. Any changes to a component can be independently addressed to the component, without affecting the whole system. This reduces the cost of maintenance, as the independent revised software updates can be released, without having to release an entirely new version of the application. This agile flow helps the enterprises to develop better infrastructure for DevOps and otherwise, with a much simpler and lighter internal arrangement.
Let us understand the difference between the monolithic and microservice architecture through an example.
In an e-commerce application, there are a lot of services involved with every user interaction with the site. Until recent times, the architecture followed in the big shark e-commerce applications like Amazon was the monolithic architecture.
The image shown below represents the monolithic application.
The crucial services of an e-commerce site, like search, review, payments were all handled by a single server in monolithic architecture. If there had to be any bug fix made on any of the services, a new version of the application had to be deployed. Besides this, if there had to be any scaling made to handle the load, multiple instances of the server had to be run.
This was observed to be very heavy for maintenance and development.
To overcome these drawbacks, Amazon migrated to the microservice architecture, where independent services managed the application.
The image below represents the microservice architecture of an e-commerce website.
Here, the services like search, reviews, and payments work as autonomous business units which are maintained by separate servers and database.
Any changes demanded by any of these services can be independently fixed and deployed, without forcing for a new version of the application.
In Microservice architecture, each service is self-contained and implements a small business capability.
Services constitute the main component of the microservice architecture.
Services in the microservice architecture are autonomous, small, and loosely-coupled.
Each service can be independently developed by a separate development team, with a unique choice of the programming language that suits the service best, without having to depend on the technical specifications of other services.
All services are separated based on their domains and functionalities, where each of them is allocated with a separate microservice.
Each of these microservices has its own load balancer and execution environment, where they execute and manage their own data.
Each microservice communicates with the other through the stateless server, which is either the Message bus or the REST API.
Besides the services, there are other typical components of the microservice architecture that are discussed below.
Management: Management component is responsible for placing the services on nodes, balancing services across nodes, identifying failures, etc.
Service Discovery: It maintains a list of services and the nodes corresponding to each service. It is responsible for enabling the service lookup and locating the service endpoint.
API Gateway: API Gateway receives the service request from the client, looks up for the appropriate service and redirects the request to the service. In some situations, the API Gateway aggregates the responses from several services and returns the aggregated response.
It decouples the services and the clients. This way, the services can be revised or refactored, without having to update all the clients.
Services can use messaging protocols like AMQP, which are not web friendly.
It can also handle some cross-cutting functions like authentication, logging, SSL termination, and load balancing.
Following are the cases where microservice architecture can be adopted for the best benefits.
Applications that demand high release velocity or simply the applications that demand agile releases.
An organization having small development teams.
Applications with many subdomains or with rich domains.
Decoupling: All the services constituting the architecture are decoupled from one another, hence making it easier to build, alter, and scale the services.
Components: Each service is regarded as a component, which is easy to scale and upgrade.
Business Capabilities: Each service is self-contained and owns an independent business capability.
Autonomy: Since services are autonomous, the developer teams can work independently on each service, contributing to the speed of development.
Continuous Delivery: It allows for frequent software releases, through continuous software testing and development.
Agility: The architecture allows for immediate integration and deletion of new features, contributing to agile development and release.
Independent deployments: You can update and test a service independently and release it, without redeploying the whole application. Roll-back and roll forward of the updates can be easily attained if anything goes wrong during the deployment. In total, bug fixes and feature releases are less risky and more sustainable.
Independent Development: The development of each service can be carried out independently by each development team. Teams are not obligated to work on the same technology for all the services, as it happens in monolithic. Different technology can be chosen for different services, based on necessity and demands. This also contributes to faster innovation and easier application.
Focused teams: Since each team can be focused on one service, the code base will be less complex, more robust, and very crisp. The smaller scope radius, adds these advantages.
Fault Isolation: If there is any defect with any component, the whole system need not be brought down. It can be independently addressed and fixed.
Granular Scaling: The services can be scaled separately, independent of the system scaling.
Microservices has taken over the back-end architecture of many companies like Netflix, Amazon, Uber, etc. Though the services and the benefits offered by microservices are great, it is not always the best choice for all the situations. Sometimes, it's best to employ the good old web services in development. Just like microservices, web service uses separate domains, but with a wider functionality. In this section, let us understand the differences between the web service and microservice and know which one to adopt, and when to adopt.
Web service is a specific case of a service-oriented architecture (SOA). It exposes functionality of one application to another, without a user interface. It basically exposes an API over HTTP, as a service.
The web service performs a specific function in an application, where it is deployed and enables the applications developed in different programming languages to communicate with each other through common formats like XML, Jason, etc.
Web services are not specific to any particular OS or development technology. They work a similar way both in a Java based application as well as in an iOS application. They are not bound to any environment.
It helps in better service reusability It is more focused on decoupling and self-contained environment.
The existing monolithic architecture can be modified to include web services. The monolithic architecture has to completely change to create new services.
It uses the Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) for communication. It uses less elaborate and simple messaging systems.
It allows for multiple message protocols It uses HTTP, REST or Thrift APIs, which are lightweight protocols.
It deploys all the services into a common platform Generally, the cloud platform is used for deployment. Application servers are less used.
Integration with containers (Dockers), is less common The container integration works very well with the microservices.
The services share common data storage. Each microservice has dedicated data storage.
It works on common standards of governance. It employs relaxed and decentralized governance, with more focus on team collaboration and freedom of choice.
How to choose between web services and microservices?
The web services and microservices have come a long way from the monolithic architecture. Both are developed with better advantages over the monolithic architecture. Hence, it is difficult to say, which is better over the other. However, each one can become the best choice for a particular scenario.
Microservices are best suited for mobile applications, which require more control over the features and have distinct service demands. The web services are easily adaptable in cases where the application is migrating from monolithic architecture and has certain functionalities, which cannot be assembled into an independent service unit.
Compared to monolithic architecture, there are a lot of services, which are developed using different languages and possess their own database. This makes it difficult to monitor the entire system.
The distributed model of the microservices makes the structure, inherently complex.
Due to a number of services, there exist a lot of service mechanisms, with a large amount of memory for unstructured data.
Effective management and teamwork are required to maintain a distributed system without recurring cascading issues.
Reproducing a particular bug will be difficult if it was fixed in one version and re-appears in another.
Managing the application becomes tedious when new services are added continuously.
A wide set of developers are needed to maintain the heterogeneous, distributed system.
It becomes expensive to maintain separate servers for different business tasks.
In order to avoid the common losses that incur during migration and adaptation to microservices, here are a few best practices that need to be adopted.
Maintain separate data storage for each microservice.
Maintain the same level of code maturity across the architecture.
To have a separate build for each microservice.
Always treat server to be stateless.
Owing to the diversity of programming languages and technologies that can be adopted during the development of services in microservices, there is no specific technology requisite that can be mentioned.
To handle the microservices thoroughly, you should be competent enough to fire up a new server rapidly. This is something more natural with cloud computing, but this can be done without full cloud service. To cope up with such rapid provisioning, you may have to deal with a lot of automation. Though not much automation is needed to start with, you will need it to do some serious microservices.
Since the environment is bubbled with a lot of services that are loosely coupled in production, you should be ready with an efficient management team that can detect the fails fast and works on its fixes. Though the common problems might refer to the technology fails, you have to be well aware of management lapses as well (which includes the drop in the orders), etc. Continuous monitoring of such system is demanded in microservice architecture.
Since the number of services to deploy is more and varied, you need to be quick in deploying them both to the test environments as well as to the production environments. Generally, Development Pipeline is used to deploy, which does the task within a few hours. Some manual intervention will be considered in the initial stages however, things should be automated for better efficiency in the future.
These capabilities are not focused on an individual but point to a collaborative environment of both the developers and the operations. With this kind of set up, a good number of services can be deployed at the early stages. With experience in continuous monitoring and failure management, the system can be scaled to include a number of services more.
Mindmajix is one such institution that is aiming at providing the best online course for the Microservices. It includes all the essential tools to be certified as a Microservices Developer.
Once you are accredited from Mindmajix as a Microservices developer, you will be well equipped with the theoretical expertise along with the practical mindset to scale to become a successful Microservices professional.
Below represents the average salary of some of the common microservice job posts in the US according to latest statistics.
The microservices is already playing big in the market. The scope of the microservices in future is, as a serverless and functions as a service. It is worked on to bring more decentralization and progress towards more intelligence-driven microservices. Real-time data science and analytics with in-memory computers are the areas looked upon in the future. Overall, the development in microservice is focused on to bring more business value and seems to be the architecture of the future systems.


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Q : Six EU member states are asking the European Commission not to suspend expulsions of Afghan asylum seekers whose claims were denied, at a time when the Taliban is swiftly gaining ground in Afghanistan. What is France's position on this issue?
A : We are very closely monitoring the troubling developments in the situation in Afghanistan. We are in close touch with our partners concerning steps that the EU and its member states could take.
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There is 11 of us jumping, ill be in a group of 4 right in the door, ill be on the outside and 'giving the key' so everyone else knows when to leave, then the rest of the gang will jump as soon as we clear the door, and all meet up on the way down, sounds simple, right?
2 of us climb out of the door, turn around and take grips on 2 inside the door, i look at the other 3 and nod, they nod back, using my leg as a key, and screaming 'READY!! SET!! GO!!!' and we are out of the door.
We quickly get stable, i look up and something bangs my head, and causes the visor on my helmet to pop open, this winds in my eyes, and i cant see a thing. I remember 'whatever happens, dont let go!!' so, i close my eyes, and hold on tight. I move my head to get the wind out of my eyes a bit, and there are bodies everywhere, i see somebody zooming along beneath us, 3 people above us, and people are starting to link into us as well. Someone new is now holding my right hand, and people are still trying to link on. Im continously moving my head to try and keep the wind out of my eyes, and to see my altimeter, still at 8000 feet, somebody takes my left hand, then suddenly, they are under me, and everything goes sideways, and the next thing i know, im upside down. The whole 'thing' we built has fallen apart and we are approaching 6000 feet where there was a band of cloud on the way up. I get myself stable, and rotate, as my altimeter bleeps at 5500 feet, i turn away from everybody, slam my visor shut, and track, hard, and, im blind!!! My visor has caught moisture from the cloud and condensed it on the inside, i cannot see a thing. I stop my track, pop open my visor as my alti now starts its more panicked bleeping at 4000 feet. A quick look around me to ensure there is nobody around, and wave off and throw my pilot chute.


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Church Van Is Rear-Ended By A Pickup Truck Hauling Metal
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Four people have been killed and eight others were wounded in a church van crash in Virginia Tuesday night.
The deadly accident occurred in Dinwiddie, Virginia, and involved a van carrying 11 members of Shiloh Baptist Church, in Blackstone, Virginia, who were on their way to an event at Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
The van was said to have flipped over multiple times before coming to a stop on its side. The truck, meanwhile, hit a guardrail.
Virginia State Police said that four of the van passengers died at the scene. Three other passengers were airlifted to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, while the remaining four were transported to the hospital with serious injuries. The truck driver was also taken to the hospital after suffering minor injuries.
The four church members who died were identified as Constant Wynn, Delores Williams, James Farley and Wartena Somerville, a married first-grade teacher and mother of a nine-month-old girl.
Wartena's husband, Michael Somerville, told WRIC that he was 'In disbelief right now, in disbelief, but I know the Lord, and she knew the Lord, and we know that God knows best, and we can do all things through Christ Who strengthens us.'
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Ilayathalapathy Vijay's father SA Chandrasekhar hospitalised in Kerala
Director SA Chandrasekhar, who was in Kerala for the story discussion of his next film, was rushed to the hospital after he slipped and suffered the injuries.
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Actor Vijay's father SA Chandrasekhar hospitalised in Kerala
Actor Vijay's father and noted filmmaker SA Chandrasekhar was rushed to the hospital in Kottayam after he slipped and suffered the injuries. SA Chandrasekhar, who was in Kerala for the story discussion of his next film, slipped and fell in the bathroom in the hotel where he was staying.
According to reports, the 71-year-old filmmaker, suffered head and spinal injuries due to the fall at a resort in Kumarakom.
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"An emergency surgery was performed on his neck", a source said.
Reports suggest that he passed the critical condition and has been advised a complete rest for four days. Vijay, who is currently shooting for his upcoming Tamil film will likely be in the hospital in the evening.
Notably, Vijay made his acting debut under his father's directorial film Naalaya Theerpu.
Actor Vijay will be next seen in the upcoming yet-untitled film, which is directed by Bharathan. Popularly known as 'Vijay 60' among fans, the film features Keerthy Suresh playing the leading lady. The film also stars Daniel Balaji, Sharath Lohitashwa and Telugu actor Jagapathi Babu playing pivotal roles. Vijay 60 will be Vijay's first collaboration with composer Santhosh Narayanan.
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Would you like to mix with the high society of Bratislava? Want to meet the best women in Bratislava? Then go with your lovely guides to the best cocktails bars in the Old Town of Bratislava.
Try a Mojito, tequila sunrise and other cocktails! You'll also see the best women in these bars so be on your best behaviour and you never know!A free Mojito is included on us to get your taste buds in the mood!!
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Pacific Northwest and Beyond, as the name implies, is both a Pacific Northwest blog and a travel blog about places beyond the PNW as well.
I love to travel, but am rooted here in the PNW. I find that, while I love going abroad, exploring the world also makes me appreciate the beauty of my home area.
This site features posts about the Pacific Northwest (eventually including hikes, lodging, food, events), Travel (eventually including destinations, stories, travel tips). and has a small, but growing calendar of PNW events, (from time to time featuring my picks…which, I'll warn you sometimes tend toward the geeky or weird). I'm also starting to add some recipes which I justify putting on this site by stating that they are travel-inspired.
For me, foreign language learning, and photography also relate to travel…so I may also post some resources on foreign language learning or photography as I strive to become better at both.
I currently strive to add a post weekly, my intention is to rotate posts between categories.


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Super Punch Out!! (スーパーパンチアウト!!) es un videojuego de boxeo para la Super Nintendo. También fue lanzado en Japón para el cartucho Nintendo Power Flash RAM de la serie, así como el Super Famicom, la versión japonesa de la Super NES. En la saga Punch-Out!!, tiene lugar después del juego Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!. Al igual que el protagonista de los títulos arcade y de NES, el protagonista del juego de SNES es el boxeador Little Mac trabajando en su camino hasta llegar a los cuatro circuitos de la NVBA (Nintendo Video Boxing Association). Se enfrenta a una serie boxeadores ficticios, que culminará en una pelea con el invicto Nick Bruiser.

Desarrollo
Después de la puesta en venta de la consola Super NES, Genyo Takeda decidió reanudar la producción de la serie Punch Out!!, en lugar de dirigir. Como productor, su visión incluía una perfecta transición de la versión arcade de Super Punch-Out!! para la nueva consola de 16 bits de Nintendo, ya había sido imposible para su predecesor, el NES. Esta vez, sin embargo, Nintendo optó por no incluir a un verdadero boxeador profesional como fue el caso del anterior título (Mike Tyson). Genyo Takeda optó por utilizar el mismo nombre de la versión arcade, tanto para disponer de continuidad, sino también para indicar la condición de "Super" para la transición a la consola SNES.
Fue musicalizado por Takashi Kumegawa y Masaru Sakakibara. Charles Martinet fue acreditado para prestar las voces de los boxeadores y al locutor de Super Punch Out!!.

Reparto
En este juego, la icónica voz de Mario, Luigi, Wario y Waluigi pone voz a todos los 17 personajes.

Modos de juego
Al igual que los anteriores juegos de la serie Punch-Out!!, Super Punch-Out!! requiere de una buena cadencia y habilidad en el reconocimiento de patrones para reaccionar a los ataques de cada oponente. Little Mac regresa para intentar subir en las posiciones de los cuatro circuitos de la WVBA (World Video Boxing Association). Al ir subiendo en esas posiciones, los oponentes se vuelven más difíciles.

Originalmente usado en los arcades Punch-Out!! y Super Punch-Out!!, así como en el arcade ARM Wrestling de Nintendo, este juego también utiliza la característica llamada Time Attack. Hay cuatro tipos de circuitos el especial, el mundial, el mayor y el menor.

Recepción
El juego Super Punch-Out!! fue recibido con buenas calificaciones, como se muestra en la tabla del lado derecho.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Página oficial (en japonés) (Traducido en inglés, usando Excite.Co.Jp)
[http://cheats.ign.com/objects/008/008212.html Super Punch-Out!!] at IGN''
Super Punch-Out!! en GameFAQs
Super Punch-Out!! en Moby Games
GameAds.GamePressure.Com
Nintendo of America

Punch-Out!!
Videojuegos de 1994
Videojuegos de boxeo
Videojuegos para Super Nintendo
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Teachers weave life lessons into their curriculum and develop programs that build character and leadership at all grade levels. In middle school, student leadership clubs are one way St. Matthew's supports this goal. Many of these clubs are designed and co-led by middle school students, meet every Friday afternoon and allow for the pursuit of extra-curricular interests in a fun and non-graded environment. Each club meets for four sessions and the groups are a balanced mix of students in fifth through eighth grades.
Students have also been able to create their own club topic, such as Cupcake/ Cookie Club, Dancing based on interest and talent available.
Student Council does more than just plan and host fun schoolwide events. Middle school students build leadership and public speaking skills. They present initiatives to the school administration, advocate for the student body, help problem-solve student issues, and implement new programs that provide them the opportunity to make a positive change within their school.


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Unlike the over the top smoky export versions of Lapsang Souchong, our Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong is made from an old Tong Mu Qi Lan sub-varietal tea bush, produced and located at the Tong Mu Village, which is mainly the birthplace of Lapsang Souchong teas.
Although sometimes referred as the non-smoky version of Lapsang Souchong, our Zheng Shan Xiao Zhong, is very sweet smelling, with strong hints of caramel, chocolate, deep and rich malty flavors, followed with a honey like aftertaste. This is very different from the usual export versions of Laspsang Souchong.


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Hyderabad man, wife get two-year jail term for ousting mother
ANI | Updated: Jul 23, 2019 12:37 IST
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], July 23 (ANI): In a remarkable judgment, a local court in Ranga Reddy district convicted a married couple for forcing the man's 66-year-old mother to leave her house.
The Metropolitan Magistrate's court at Malkajgiri sentenced the duo to two years of rigorous imprisonment and levied a fine of Rs 10,000, each.
The matter came to the fore when Prema Kumari, a resident of Neredmet in Secunderabad, filed a complaint in a local police station alleging that her elder son, Amit and his wife, Lavanya illegally took possession of her house and shunned her out.
"She alleged that two years after her husband, on whose name the property was registered, died, the couple forcibly took over the property and threw her out," Commissioner of Police Mahesh Bhagawat said.
The police said that Amit occupied the house by regularizing it on his name in June 2015.
"In October 2015, when she went out of the house, the duo locked the doors and threatened to kill her if she inquired about the property or came back home," said Bhagawat.
Based on her complaint, an investigation was initiated and the charge sheet was filed against the two accused, added Bhagawat. (ANI)
Ranga Reddy district


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Missouri City is a city located in the U.S. state of Texas within the HoustonÐSugar LandÐBaytown metropolitan area. The city is mostly in Fort Bend County, with a small portion within Harris County. As of the 2010 U.S. Census, the city had a population of 67,358, up from 52,913 in 2000.
The area in which Missouri City is now located holds a significant part in the history of Texas that dates back to its early days as part of the United States. In August 1853, the Buffalo Bayou, Brazos, and Colorado Railway (BBB&C), began operating its first twenty miles (32 km) of rail line that stretched from Harrisburg (now Houston) to Stafford's Point (now Stafford). It was the first railroad to begin operating in Texas, and the first standard gauge railroad west of the Mississippi River.
The railway continued its extension westward until, in 1883, it linked with its eastward counterpart, completing the Sunset Route from Los Angeles to New Orleans. Today, the route of the BBB&C (now owned by the Union Pacific Railroad) is still an important and heavily operated railroad line.
In 1890, two real estate investors from Houston (R.M. Cash and L.E. Luckle) purchased four square miles of land directly on the route of the BBB&C, only a mile and a half from its first stop at Stafford's Point. They advertised the property as "a land of genial sunshine and eternal summer" in St. Louis, Missouri, and its surrounding areas. Three years later, W.R. McElroy purchased 80 acres (320,000 m2) in the same vicinity, and in effort to promote the area jointly with Cash and Luckle in St. Louis, he named it "Missouri City". Its first actual settlers were from Arlington, Texas, near Dallas and Fort Worth.
The settlement was officially registered in Texas in 1894, and began to take shape as a railroad town along present-day US 90A at Texas Parkway, then known as Main Street and Blue Ridge Road. Its growth took an unexpected turn when, on February 14, 1895, shortly after the first group of settlers had arrived, the town was hit with a blizzard. This discouraged some of the newcomers who gave up and moved elsewhere. Those unwaivered stayed and found success in farming and ranching.
Source: Missouri City on Wikipedia
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The rear toe bars were fairly easy to build. I took the tie rods off the front end and used a bolt to mount the inner rod solidly. I tried to keep the same geometry as the stock front end but since it is mostly mounted backwards it makes it a bit harder to line up. But after getting it lined up I spot welded it in place. I will have a lot of bracing to build once I get to that point but for now they are in place and make the rear suspension work like I want it.
With those in place I no longer needed the motor and stuff in the back. So I took everything off the frame. Tomorrow I will build the trunk hinges and get it all square and try and fix the problems with how the trunk opens and closes. I also need to build a safety catch so it won't accidentally fly open while driving. All the motor and suspension parts are located properly now and it looks pretty good. The only strange thing is the brace going from the control arm mount to the main frame. I had to make the passenger side closer to the middle to clear the belts on the motor. It will work fine and I can add a smaller brace in there to make sure it stays strong.


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For the past months I've been working as a colourist and online editor on a Fatal Vows. This new show was produced by CMJ Productions for Investigation Discovery in the US. It's a documentary/re-enactment series that tell the stories of some marriages that ended badly…very badly.
The 13 episodes were shot Canon C300 with a 5D mkII as second cam. Both were rolling in 1080p at 23.98. They were edited on Final Cut Pro 7, graded on Color and finished with FCP7.
The show will also air on CTV and Canal D (French) in Canada. It's also being distributed in England and Australia.
In the past months I've done a lot of freelance grading gig. Clients send me their hard disk and I grade their film in my suite and I send them back the drive. Pretty easy isn't it? Well, not for everybody so I end up spending a lot of time on the phone with editors, assistant-editors and technical directors explaining them how to export an XML and how to do a Media Manager the right way. So I decided to write a simple procedure to help them and to save me some time.
So here is an 11 pages procedure explaining how to prepare a Final Cut project and all the elements needed to send a film to a colourist working on Resolve. Don't worry, it's not too long, I just took time to explain some details, took screenshots, wrote a table of content and tried to indulge some basic naming theory. I also added a form for client to fill and send with their project.
It's not often that I post links here but this is a good one, an essential one. The guys at International Colorist Academy did an amazing job at building a timeline with all the major milestones in the History of colour correction and grading. It goes from the first photograph shot in 1826 to the first digital camera and the evolution of the telecine.
I just can't wait to put on more clips or update my demo with these spots. For the second year, FPLQ bet on this know-it-all character to push their campaign. I was hired as colorist to grade all the spots for this season. I like this soft, lightly desat look…and this guy is really funny.
It all happened at La Cavalerie in their Resolve room. They were also features in Infopresse a while ago. Just catching up here.
I got a gig back in semptember to work on a pretty simple gig at La Cavalerie. The production house installed a very nice Resolve room in it's post facility all complete with a nice OLED monitor, ultrascopes and a Wave. Clients can also sit comfortably in leather couches arranged in a theatre config.
This spot was created for Rona by the well know creatives at Sid Lee and directed by Francis Leclerc. I'll post the links as soon as I can.


How Much Weed Can You Carry Legally in California?
As of 2016, it was reported by the U.S. Census Bureau that 39.25 million people live in California, and that number continues to increase. Not only does California have beautiful weather, beautiful beaches, and beautiful people, it's also one of the ten U.S. states (including Washington, D.C.) that have legalized recreational marijuana consumption for adults.
California has been a leader in medical marijuana legislation since the 90s when they legalized medical marijuana. In 2016, recreational marijuana legalization finally became a reality in California, but there are some important factors that people should be aware of before carrying and/or consuming weed in public. You have to know how much weed you can carry legally in California!
Under Proposition 215 (California's Compassionate Use Act), medical patients are entitled to whichever amount of cannabis is necessary for their personal medical use. This specific proposition covers cannabis possession and cultivation for the use of medical marijuana by certified cardholders. However, medical cardholders can be arrested if they end up exceeding reasonable weed possession, including carrying too much weed and/or growing too much. It's possible for them to be cited and/or fined for not following California's local laws.
Under California's MMRSA (Medical Marijuana Regulation and Safety Act), which went into effect on January 1st, 2016, qualified medical cardholders are able to cultivate up to 100 square feet for medical usage, and primary caregivers are able to cultivate up to 500 square feet serving five or fewer patients, as stated by CANORML.org.
Proposition 64 includes reducing penalties for most illegal cultivation, sale, transport, and possession-for-sale offenses from felonies to misdemeanors, it establishes a licensed regulation system for commercial production and sale of adult recreational cannabis (beginning January 1st, 2018), it allows for industrial hemp production, and it prohibits smoking and consumption of weed in any 'public place' or while driving, possession on school grounds, or possession of an open container of weed while driving or riding a motor vehicle.
Additionally, Proposition 64 does not apply to federal property such as California national parks. Since cannabis remains an illegal Schedule I substance under the U.S. Controlled Substance Act, medical cannabis consumers and recreational users cannot consume weed on federal property like national parks and forests.
Regarding the future of recreational weed in California, in 2018, Proposition 64 resulted in the sale of marijuana for adult use in licensed dispensaries under established regulations by both the state Department of Marijuana Control and local governments. Also, all forms of marijuana undergo state and local taxes.
As long as you're over the age of 21 and you're a California resident, it's legal to use, possess/carry, share, and/or grow weed at your residence. As of right now, adults cannot ingest or smoke weed in public areas. However, some areas of California have started allowing cannabis cafes and lounges to open.
California also allows delivery services to bring marijuana to you at home. What a time to be alive; adults can legally have cannabis delivered to them without leaving their house!


I'm a lead vocalist / session singer with a bit of gravel and character to my voice. I'm best suited to rock, folk, blues & electro. I also write lyrics and music depending on your needs. I also make soundtrack instrumental music.
Korven is an alternative/industrial music act based in Los Angeles, CA, where grimy, otherworldly textures, 808s, and modern cinematic language come together to form a chaotic, anarchic whole.