While we are in the digital age of society, businesses around the world are picking up ways to enhance their brand with new technology and software. Such platforms I'm sure we are all familiar with our social media sites (i.e. YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.) Businesses seem to cling to those platforms to promote their brand, but what really grabs their visitors are their animated explainer videos or B2B explainer videos. In this article, I will explain the benefits of having an animated explainer video if you want to promote your own business and gain revenue.
The keyword for businesses is sales, sales, sales!!! One way to make sales is to attract your clients. And what better way to attract them by making an animated explainer video. It's unique and far from a boring lecture or informational article on the information you are trying to provide. This definitely best suits the younger audiences since their minds move at a more rapid pace than the Baby Boomers and Generation X. Let's just face the facts, we are living in the millennial era and technology is rapidly growing. So animated explainer videos can reel clients in.
In comparison to informative articles and animated explainer videos, articles will bring in some clients to businesses. Animated explainer videos will draw in all people. B2B explainer videos are very self-explanatory and will not have your mind "wandering in the stars" while trapped in an article or informative videos with only pictures and words. Fun animated videos would interest viewers and would help them better understand what you are trying to promote. You can use tools to create your own animated videos such as Prezi, Animaker, Animatron, Moovly, and many others. Then once you're done creating the animations, promote the platform you are trying to produce with social media icons such as Youtube and Facebook.
Imagine the advantage you could take attracting businesses to your brand. Not only will you become successful in your own brand, you will also make companies look good with the brand you are selling. Promoting the products through animated videos for corporations that sells the product is a sure thing for businesses to create revenues. Imagine companies like AT&T, Wal-Mart, or Amazon giving you revenues to extend your brand. If that's not an advantage, then I don't know what is. With this innovative technology, you could reel in such companies to help shape their brand which will help market your brand as a third party. This can generate you up to 600K a year or more. Imaging the odds!
There are many advantages in this era of creating an animated explainer video. If you are thinking of promoting a business and have the creativity of creating animations, consider the benefits of creating an explainer video. You will not regret it.


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import org.w3c.dom.Node;

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  protected MaxExclusiveModel(final Node node, final Model parent) {
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Economic assistance to the poor orphan children!
Mr.Gasper Orehek was born in Slovenia a small Country in Europe. He was moved by the pacthetic condition of the orphan poor children as well as old poor people,who are neglected by society.So he has started the organization TWIMC.
With the help of local people with kind heart and him foreigner friends from organization Eko Alt VINDOL is helping the needy.Here in Dindigal he is assisted with the President Fr.John Dass of TWIMC Dindigal branch,and the other relatives,friends Mr.James,Mr.Jaya Raj and Mrs.Regina Mary.In Dindigal district TWIMC and Eko Alt VINDOL helping over 30 orphan and semi orphan school going children with monthly financial assistance.
They also help the poor child name Vishno.Whom tongue was stiking.Because of that reason he couldn't talk.He need to be operated.The operation was successful.The family of the child and the orphan children are greeatful to the TWIMC organization chairman Mr.Gasper Orehek,to the President Fr.John Dass,TWIMC Dindigal branch,as well as to the organization Eko Alt VINDOL.


The Costa Dorada is Spain's 'Gold Coast' extending from the city of Barcelona in the North, all the way down to south of Tarragona in the region of Catalonia. The main attraction here are the beautiful, golden beaches but there is a lot more to the area than just beaches.
Salou has been a favourite of British holidaymakers for years and is close to the water park and the great theme park, Port Aventura.
As well as the many attractions and entertainment hotspots, the area is also great for exploring, with so many mountains and green hills where you will find the Monastery of Montserrat and Europe's best wetland reserve, Ebre Delta which is a birdwatchers paradise.
The Costa Dorada is at its busiest during July and August when temperatures are upwards of 86ºF, May to June is an ideal time to visit with temperatures are pleasant between 70ºF and 80ºF and the prices reasonable prior to the school holiday season.
The later months of September and October also offer ideal temperatures, though this is the wettest time with considerable rainfall.
Golden sands and clear shallow waters make the beaches of the Costa Dorada popular with tourists and yet the surrounding area remains scenic and tranquil. In easy reach of the beach resorts is the beautiful Catalonian countryside replete with vineyards, groves of olives and nut trees, peaceful villages and medieval monasteries.
The beach resort of Salou is particularly popular with British holiday-makers and La Pineda is ideal for younger families; the picturesque harbour town of Cambrils has an excellent beach as does Calafell, the preferred choice for golfers. Coma Ruga is located just outside of Calafell and Sitges is a lively beach front town, just half an hour drive from Barcelona.
The most popular leisure attraction is the Port Aventura Theme Park, between Salou and La Pineda, which has 5 themed areas with rides for all ages as well as a water park. You can also visit the Aquapolis water park at La Pineda and the Aqua Leon water park and wildlife safari in Albinyana, near Tarragona. There are 2 parks in Cambrils, both with children%u2019s play areas, ideal for a picnic or a break from the beach.
For water-sports such as surfing, and windsurfing, scuba diving, waterskiing and jet skiing, Salou and Cambrils are ideal. On land the most popular activity is hiking through the natural parks and mountainous Catalonian landscape and there are also 4 golf courses in the region.
The beautiful port city of Tarragona enjoys a central location along the Costa Dorada and is a UNESCO world heritage site. In Tarragona you can relax and enjoy the sea views from the pavement cafes on the Balco del Mediterrani, browse the museums and art galleries and visit the 12th century Cathedral in the gothic quarter. Historic landmarks include the Ferran Castle, the 2nd century Roman amphitheatre, the 1st century Roman Circus and the impressive Roman Walls.
The enchanting city of Barcelona is in easy reach of all the Costa Dorada resorts, being approx half an hour drive from Sitges and around 90 minutes from Cambrils. The various districts of Barcelona, from the gothic quarter to the beach, offer an array of historic and cultural attractions, shopping and dining opportunities and, of course, many of the distinguished works of Antoni Gaudi.
Reus, the home town of Gaudi is also worth a visit for its traditional atmosphere, charming town squares, excellent shopping facilities and traditional tapas bars and restaurants. Stroll through the city and admire some of the most beautiful architecture by following the Catalan Modernism Route and take the Guadi Route to the Gaudi Centre.
All along the Costa Dorada there are numerous restaurants of all types, from tapas bars to authentic Spanish restaurants and well known fast food outlets to Irish pubs, there really is something for everyone.
Specialities in the area include; suquet, a Catalan fish stew, butifarra or fuet sausages often served with white beans, caldero a soupy rice and fish dish, octopus cooked with potatoes and garlic, omelettes with chanquetes (tiny fish), and the local delicacy romescos sauce, which is a mixture of hazelnuts, red peppers added with toasted almonds and usually served with fish.
Salou is a popular choice with families and British holidaymakers, allowing for this the restaurants here are very family friendly and offer great value for money, and don't be surprised to see toad-in-the-hole alongside paella on the menu.
Cambrils is a little more traditional and a great place to enjoy freshly caught fish, it also boasts a proud reputation as the area's gastronomic capital. The picturesque fishing port is lined with restaurants all offering a variety of seafood dishes, including a wide variety of grilled and fried fish, baby octopus, sea bass cooked in salt and baby squid sautéed with broad beans.
Nightlife - Restaurants, Bars, Nightclubs and Cafes - mixed and varied with a wide selection of things to do.
Here's a list of our top accommodations in Costa Dorada, ranked by our customer ratings and reviews.


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Els Premis Ondas 1967 van ser la catorzena edició dels Premis Ondas, atorgades el 1967. El jurat nacional fou presidit per Manuel Aznar i l'internacional per Luis Ezcurra. En aquesta edició es diferencien cinc categories: Premis Nacionals de ràdio, nacionals de televisió, locals, internacionals de ràdio i televisió, i especials.

Nacionals de ràdio
 Millor locutora: Manoli Campos de RNE
 Millor locutor: Juan de Toro de cadena SER
 Millor autor: Guillermo Sautier Casaseca de la cadena SER

Nacionals televisió
 Millor actriu: Gemma Cuervo de TVE
 Millor actor: Fernando Guillén de TVE
 Millor Director: Alberto González Vergel de TVE
 Millor programa informatiu: A toda plana de TVE
 Millor programa musical: Ciclo Beethoven de TVE
 Millor programa cultural: Testimonio de TVE
 Millor programa dramàtic: Estudio 1 de TVE

Locals
 Millor locutora: Pilar Paramo de Radio Castilla de Burgos
 Millor locutor: Francisco Ortiz de Radio Saragossa
 Millor autor: Cirilo Rodríguez de Radio Segovia
 Millor director: Manuel G. Terán Curiá de Ràdio Barcelona
 Millor programa cultural: Segundos que deciden de Ràdio Joventut Barcelona
 Millor programa musical: Teatre de l'òpera d'RNE Barcelona

Internacionals de ràdio i televisió
 Millor actor: Roger Moore (Gran Bretanya)
 Millor locutora: Joanne King de TV Houston (els EUA)
 Millor locutor Ràdio: Germán Pinelli de TV cubana (Cuba)
 Millor actriu: Marie-France Boyer d'ORTF (França)
 Millor autor: Abelardo Raidi de Ràdio Caracas-TV (Veneçuela)
 Millor director: Antonio Miguel de RCP-Lisboa (Portugal)
 Millor programa informatiu: A través dels Urals de Westdeuscher R. (Alemanya)
 Millor programa musical: Music Unlimited de Radio TV-WGN-Chicago (els EUA)
 Millor programa cultural: Les processons de Setmana Santa de Sudwestfunk-B. Baden (Alemanya)
 Millor programa dramatitzat: I promessi sposi de RAI (Itàlia)

Especials
 Per la seva tasca de tota la vida en la ràdio: A Ignacio Mateo (a títol pòstum) d'RNE
 Pel seu interès cultural: A Misión rescate d'RNE
 Al Reportatge del viatge de S. S. a Fátima d'RNE
 A Radio ECCA de Las Palmas Per la seva tasca cultural de la cadena COPE
 A Servei espanyol de Las Palmas Per la seva tasca cultural Kol Yisrael (Israel)
 A Ràdio Canadà Per la seva tasca informativa en la Expo-67 CBC (el Canadà)
 A Em orbita, musical pop folk de Radio Clube portuguès de RCP (Portugal)

Referències

Enllaços externs
 Pàgina web oficial dels Premis Ondas

Edicions dels premis Ondas
1967 a Catalunya

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That is quite possibly the best use of a Tigger… ever!
It is pretty darn sweet, I agree. I wish Carter was more into writing notes, as Ellie gets so excited to receive one.


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JAZZ BOULEVARD is a weekly award-winning 2-hour syndicated radio show produced in jazzy Montreal, Canada. Programs are broadcast on stations via syndication partners: in Canada (NCRA); in Romania (JAZZFM); in the USA (Global Community Radio); in New Zealand (FreeFM.org.nz). On-air since 2004, each week host Moz Taylor mixes up a blend of the best jazz (the latest releases to classic tracks) with Roots Blues, Acid Jazz, and World Music. For information, playlists, archived broadcasts and more ...
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Award-winning actor Alec Baldwin takes listeners into the lives of artists, policy makers and performers. Alec sidesteps the predictable by going inside the dressing rooms, apartments, and offices of people we want to understand better: Ira Glass, Lena Dunham, David Letterman, Barbara Streisand, Tom Yorke, Chris Rock and others. Hear what happens when an inveterate guest becomes a host.
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This is the Real School of Rock! The Original Rock and Roll Podcast.Interviews, music and more from a Rock and Roll Geek.All done with a Metal Sludge,Blabbermouth sense of humor For fans of Aerosmith,Cheap Trick,Wildhearts,Metallica,AC/DC,American Heartbreak,Alice Cooper,New York Dolls,Sex Pistols,Motley Crue,Starz,Runaways,Punk,Joan Jett,Suzi Quatro,Nazareth,Hanoi Rocks,D Generation,Dictators,Ramones,Kiss,Guns n\' Roses,Glam,Metal,etc.
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Q: Protractor Angularjs E2E "browser is not a function" I keep trying to run some E2E tests out of ToT angular-seed master and keep getting the following error when I run ./scripts/e2e-test.sh:
TypeError: Property 'browser' of object #<Object> is not a function
I get this error when trying to run the following piece of code as one of my e2e scenario:
'use strict';

/* https://github.com/angular/protractor/blob/master/docs/getting-started.md */

describe('MyApp', function() {

  describe(Index', function() {
    beforeEach(function() {
      browser().navigateTo('/');
    });

    it('should render feature specific image', function() {
      expect(element('img.featurette-image').length).toBe('4');
    });
  });
});

I'm wondering if my protractor config is incorrect:
exports.config = {
  allScriptsTimeout: 11000,

  specs: [
    '../test/e2e/*.js'
  ],

  capabilities: {
    'browserName': 'chrome'
  },

  baseUrl: 'http://localhost:3000/',

  framework: 'jasmine',

  jasmineNodeOpts: {
    defaultTimeoutInterval: 30000
  }
};

My unit tests are running just fine. This is the Karma config I have for them (note that this is an angular app within the public director of a sinatra application listening on port 3000:
module.exports = function(config){
    config.set({
    basePath : '../',

    files : [
      'https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.js',
      'app/lib/angular/angular.js',
      'app/lib/angular/angular-*.js',
      'test/lib/angular/angular-mocks.js',
      'app/js/**/*.js',
      'test/unit/**/*.js'
    ],

    exclude : [
      'app/lib/angular/angular-loader.js',
      'app/lib/angular/*.min.js',
      'app/lib/angular/angular-scenario.js'
    ],

    autoWatch : true,

    frameworks: ['jasmine'],

    browsers : ['Chrome'],

    plugins : [
            'karma-junit-reporter',
            'karma-chrome-launcher',
            'karma-firefox-launcher',
            'karma-jasmine'
            ],

    junitReporter : {
      outputFile: 'test_out/unit.xml',
      suite: 'unit'
    }

})}

Thanks for the help!

A: You need to change this line:
browser().navigateTo('/');

to
browser.navigateTo('/');

That's it.

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Plagued with injuries throughout her career, Vonn said she didn't want her storyline to be about constantly getting hurt. She admitted that a surgery this past spring was kept under wraps.
The women's all-time leader in World Cup wins, with 82, leaves an illustrious career of 3 Olympic medals and 7 World Championships.
Vonn says next week's World Championships in Sweden will be the final races of her career.


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Q: Is it safe to run OpenJDK images like Eclipse Temurin as root? I noticed that the examples for running the Eclipse Temurin Docker images run the images as root and not as non-root user.
I thought it always would be better to run Docker images as non-root user?
Is it safe to run the Temurin images as root? (For example in a Azure K8s cluster?)
If not, which user should I use? Uid 65534 (nobody)? Or should I create a new user?

A: I found out that using the user nobody with uid 65534 works quite fine.
Now my Dockerfile looks like this:
FROM eclipse-temurin:17-jre-alpine
ARG JAR_FILE=target/*.jar

RUN mkdir /home/nobody
WORKDIR /home/nobody

COPY ${JAR_FILE} app.jar

USER 65534

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There are 3 top-rated Counseling Services in your area and 20 to avoid.
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Q: Node.js server not waiting for more than approx. 15 sec I am running a GET method of router on NodeJS with Express.js.
I am fetching data from MSSQL but my MSSQL server taking a time and my NodeJS server is not waiting for it more than approximately 15 seconds.
What should i do??

A: You do everything right. But, default timeout in tedious is 15 seconds.
Use requestTimeout for
let config = {
    user: global.config.database.username,
    password: process.env.database_pwd || process.env.DATABASE_PWD,
    server: global.config.database.host,
    port: 1433,
    database: global.config.database.database,
    requestTimeout: 180000
};

module.exports.connect = async () => {
    pool = await sql.connect(config);
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Category New & Next
Can Deep Brain Stimulation Quell Addiction Cravings?
Author Mark Mravic Published on August 10, 2022 4 min read
Plus: Florida's new comprehensive opioid response program, and more treatment industry news
By Mark Mravic
New & Next: Research
Deep Brain Stimulation for Addiction
Can a therapy for Parkinson's disease also work to treat addiction? Researchers at Pittsburgh-based Allegheny Health Network (AHN) have launched a pilot study to see whether deep brain stimulation (DBS), a well-established treatment for symptoms of Parkinson's and other neuromuscular conditions, might work to mitigate opioid use disorder (OUD). In DBS, electrodes are implanted into a targeted area of the brain and connected to a pacemaker-like device placed under the collarbone or in the chest. The AHN study, initially involving three subjects with treatment-resistant OUD, will target the nucleus accumbens, a region of the brain associated with cravings and part of its "reward" circuit. It's believed that stimulating that region releases natural dopamine, reducing cravings, improving decision-making and curbing impulsivity.
"DBS has proven to be one of the great breakthroughs in the treatment of neurological disease over the past couple of decades, providing life-changing relief from debilitating conditions for thousands of people," said Donald Whiting, MD, chair of AHN's Neuroscience Institute. "As we continue to learn more about areas of the brain and brain mechanisms connected to specific diseases, the possibility of targeting those structures and processes via DBS is something we are intently focused on.
Added Mark Fuller MD, executive director of the AHN Center for Recovery Medicine, "Rather than cure addiction, DBS may enable us to rewire the brain to allow the individual to respond better to traditional treatments along their journey to recovery."
New & Next: Policy
Florida Launches a Coordinated Opioid Recovery Program
After experiencing more than 8,000 fatal drug overdoses in 2021, Florida announced last week that it is launching a large-scale substance abuse and recovery network to combat the opioid epidemic. The program, called Coordinated Opioid Recovery (CORE), brings together the state's Department of Health, Department of Children and Families, and Agency for Health Care Administration to create a "cohesive, coordinated system of addiction care." The program is intended to expand all aspects of overdose response and treat both primary and secondary impacts of substance use disorder (SUD).
Courtney Phillips
In the event of an overdose, CORE will dispatch an emergency response and care navigation team, including peer support specialists, to oversee treatment. The patient will be transferred to a specialty hospital, akin to a trauma center, where they'll be stabilized, started on medication-assisted treatment and then transitioned to a multi-specialty medical group for "sustainable overall health care." Patients will be treated for co-existing medical and mental health conditions as well as SUD; the treatment pathway can include primary care, psychiatric evaluation, maternal care, dental care and social services—including career training, housing support and food security.
The CORE program has been piloted in Palm Beach County for the past two years and will expand to 12 more counties in two phases. As part of the initiative, the state appointed Courtney Phillips, MD, as Florida's first director of opioid recovery. "Substance use disorder is a chronic, life-threatening and relapsing disease that needs to be treated like all other chronic diseases, with medical and subspecialty expertise," said state deputy secretary for health Kenneth Scheppke. "Launching CORE will create a sustained system of care to manage the complex medical needs of these patients and bring lasting recovery and good health."
New & Next: Facilities
Rosecrance Scores with Football Families
Recognizing the growing problem of addiction and behavioral health issues among former and current football players, the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2021 launched Hall of Fame Health, a concierge service for players and their families that connects members of the football community who are in need of care with one of the program's affiliated Elite Care Centers.
Last week the addiction and mental health care nonprofit Rosecrance, with 60 facilities in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, announced that two of its locations have received Elite Care Center designation and joined the Hall of Fame Health network.
The two sites are:
Rosecrance Griffin Williamson, an 80-bed residential treatment center for adolescents aged 12 to 20 in Rockford, Ill. The campus includes a school, chapel, gymnasium and healing garden.
Rosecrance Lakeview on Chicago's North Side, which offers a structured and sober living environment and other services to ease the transition from treatment to everyday life.
"We are honored to partner with Hall of Fame Health to provide care for the loved ones of those who have championed football on and off the field," said Rosecrance president and CEO Dave Gomel, PhD, in a statement. "With our unique expertise in giving hope to youth and young adults, we will be able to be a valuable support for many more families."
New & Next: Treatment
Greenhouse Treatment Center Launches Evening IOP Program
The treatment and recovery field in recent years has increasingly embraced the need to "meet people where they are." Case in point: Greenhouse Treatment Center, in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, is implementing an evening intensive outpatient program (IOP) to suit clients who have to juggle care for addiction with obligations such as family, work and school. The evening IOP will take place on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Greenhouse's outpatient facility in Arlington, Texas.
"This program is meant to increase accessibility to treatment and make accommodations for those who may not find it feasible to seek outpatient treatment during working hours," said Tyler Harrell, Greenhouse Treatment Center CEO. "When people make that courageous decision to come to us for help, we do not want time to be a deterring factor."
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Authorities say a Minnesota man they took into custody Sunday had psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, cocaine, prescription drugs, methamphetamine and marijuana in his possession.
The Spirit Lake Police Department responded to a call at 4:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 11, of a suspicious male in a parked car near the storage units on Hudson Avenue in Spirit Lake.
Police conducted a traffic stop on the white 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix. Upon further investigation, the vehicle's driver, 35-year-old Nathan John Planting of Fairmont, Minnesota, was arrested for failure to have a valid drivers license.
Spirit Lake Police K9 "Cairo" was deployed during the investigation and a search warrant was obtained for a storage unit at 1576 Hudson Avenue.
The Spirit Lake Police Department was assisted by the Okoboji Police Department.


The post-Vegas headlines are so *not* money.
The latest Republican debate was in Vegas, baby. So where are the obvious gambling-inspired headlines?
If you see a Vegas-worthy GOP debate headline in print or somewhere that we may have missed, please let us know. Also, speaking of "missed" Vegas opportunities, it appears there are no official betting odds related to the possible identity of the Las Vegas Review-Journal's mystery new buyer. If that list existed, we figure Sheldon Adelson would be pegged at around 3-5.


The Florida Southern College Architectural District on the Florida Southern College campus in Lakeland, Florida contains seven Frank Lloyd Wright designed buildings, the largest collection on any one site. The buildings project spanned 1938 to 1959. The Wright designs include the Water Dome fountain and pool and elaborate covered walkways connecting the buildings and terraced grounds. The campus offers a delightful walking tour featured on-line - see the campus website walking tour.
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Leith, a member of the steering committee at Parents Across America Puget Sound, was one of three speakers on Saturday talking about challenges ahead for the gig economy, technology and student health at the Network for Public Education's (NPE) national conference in Oakland. She joined Roxana Marachi, an associate professor at San Jose State University, and J.R. Wilson, another member of Parents Across America Puget Sound's steering committee.
According to the talk, that future may be moving towards the gig economy, which the Bureau of Labor Statistics refers to as "a single project or task for which a worker is hired, often through a digital marketplace, to work on demand." Leith offered another way of describing it: a "series of little jobs" people in the future will have to work "enough to make ends meet." Leith also claims the workers themselves don't handle the money, but rather, a platform like Uber—"the middleman"—does.
That concerns Leith. She and others think the gig economy will work for some people, but not all. For instance, research done in 2016 from data and consulting firm Hearts & Wallets suggested that gig economy workers in their 40s, 50s and early 60s within a certain subgroup had high satisfaction rates working in the gig economy. But critics have argued that the gig economy model doesn't protect workers from exploitation.
Wilson told the audience that student directory information can be posted on a website, printed in school publications and released to the media or other third parties upon request. He added that directory information could be sold to data brokers and marketing companies, and once the school releases this data, it's public information beyond the parent's or student's control.
Finally, Marachi, the professor at San Jose State University, also shared personal concerns over the the way students are being prepared for the future. But rather than focusing on the gig economy of tomorrow, her research focuses on technology being used today in early learning spaces. In particular, she studies school climate and violence prevention, and has found social-emotional learning to be one of the "best violence prevention" methods.
However, she shared concerns that technology might be harming students' ability to develop their social-emotional skills and wellbeing.
That's also leading to other health concerns, she added, included disrupted sleep patterns.
Some groups are trying to avoid those kinds of health outcomes, Marachi said. She pointed to the state of Maryland, where advocates like Cindy Eckard of Screens and Kids pushed to pass a bill that would develop health and safety guidelines and procedures for digital devices in public schools. The house version received a hearing and was not voted on. The senate version was voted down with an "unfavorable" motion.
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in: Articles incorporating text from Wikipedia, Police weapons, Pump-action shotguns,
World War II firearms of the United States
Cold War firearms of the United States
Shotguns of the United States
Ithaca 37
Ithaca Model 37
Ithaca 37 riot version with a pistol grip
John Browning
John Pedersen
Ithaca Gun Company
Industrias Marcati
Bataan Modelo 71
760mm-1006mm
13 inches (330 mm) to
30 inches (760 mm)
12, 16, 20, or 28 gauge
rifled
manually operated, pump-action
4, 5, or 7-round tubular magazine (riot, standard, and extended tube versions)
The Ithaca 37 is a pump-action shotgun made in large numbers for the civilian, military, and police markets. It utilizes a novel combination ejection/loading port on the bottom of the gun which leaves the sides closed to the elements. In addition, the outline of the gun is clean. Finally, since shells load and eject from the bottom, operation of the gun is equally convenient for both right and left hand shooters. This makes the gun popular with left-handed shooters.
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5 Argentine variants
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The Ithaca 37 is based on a 1915 design by the famous firearms designers John Browning and John Pedersen, initially marketed as the Remington Model 17. The Model 17 was a 20-gauge of trim proportions, which Browning and Pedersen later redesigned and refined into the popular side-ejecting Remington Model 31. That gun would eventually be replaced in production by the less expensive Remington 870 which is still produced to this day.
Following the First World War, the Ithaca Gun Company was searching for a pump-action shotgun to produce, primarily to compete with the ubiquitous Winchester Model 1912. They settled on waiting for Remington Model 17 patents to expire. After gearing for production of the Ithaca Model 33, they discovered more Pedersen patents that would not expire until 1937; along with the introduction date, they changed the model designation from 33 to 37.
With the depression dragging on and war looming on the horizon, it was possibly the worst time to introduce a sporting arm. Many sporting arms ceased production entirely during the same period. While Ithaca did produce some shotguns for military use during the war, they also produced M1911 pistols and M3 Grease Guns.
After WW-II, Ithaca resumed production of the Model 37. Made in many different models, the Ithaca 37 has the longest production run for a pump-action shotgun in history, surpassing that of the Winchester Model 12 that had originally inspired Ithaca to produce pump-action shotguns. Ithaca has suffered many setbacks in its history, changing hands numerous times. At one time, the Ithaca 37 was renamed the Model 87, although it was soon changed back in one of many ownership changes. Production paused in 2005 when Ithaca once again changed hands. Production has resumed in Ohio.
The largest single user outside the US Military is the Los Angeles Police Department. Along with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, numerous other users include military, police, security agencies, and prisons. The Ithaca 37 was a popular choice among civilians for both sport and personal protection. With higher prices for new Ithacas and decreasing availability compared to the Mossberg 500 and Remington 870, use of the Ithaca 37 continues to decline. Interestingly, Ithaca's loss of market share was hastened by competition from a copy of the shotgun. Chinese copies of the Ithaca 37 have been imported recently. Additionally, the supply of used civilian and departmental shotguns has been a steady competitor.
Loading the Ithaca 37 involves inserting shells of the proper gauge through the loading/ejection port and pushing them forward into the magazine until retained by the shell stop. The slide release is pressed and the slide retracted completely then pushed forward. Pulling the trigger fires the gun and releases the slide for reloading. On most models, holding the trigger down allows the gun to fire the instant a new round is cycled into the chamber without requiring the trigger to be released, a process known as slamfire. Otherwise, the model 37 operates in much the same way as other pump-action shotguns.
There are versions too numerous to mention. Here are some popular models:
S-prefix: were manufactured for a 1962 United States military contract. S-prefixed serial numbers ran from approximately 1,000 to 23,000 with "U.S." on the receiver and "P" proof markings on the barrel and receiver. The guns have a Parkerized finish with 20 inches (51 cm) barrel and plain stocks with plastic butt plates and no sling swivels. A few later contracts produced smaller numbers of guns with sling swivels and serial numbers in the high 900,000 range. Some had "duckbill spreader" shot diverters for use by United States Navy SEALs. Others were fitted with a ventilated handguard and bayonet adopter. New bayonets were manufactured by General Cutlery, Inc. and Canada Arsenal, Ltd.[1]
Ultralite: an aluminum receiver variation.
Deerslayer: a version with a shortened barrel and rifle-style sighting system.
DSPS: for Deerslayer Police Special. A military and police version
Stakeout: short version with 13 inches (330 mm) barrel and pistol grip stock, which was notable for being the signature weapon for Ricardo Tubbs, Philip Michael Thomas' character on Miami Vice as well as being the secondary weapon of Dwayne Hicks in film with the words "no fate" carved into the top, a reference to Michael Biehn's role in The Terminator. The Stakeout was as used in the video game Call of Duty: Black Ops.
28 Gauge: 28 gauge model built on traditional size 28 gauge receiver.[2]
Defense: an affordable 12 gauge model built for home defense purposes. 18.5" barrel with 5-round capacity or 20" barrel with 8-round capacity.
Argentine variants
The Argentine firm Industrias Marcati manufactured the Ithaca 37 under licence as the Bataan Modelo 71.[3][4][5]
Browning versions
Browning Arms also started to manufacturing its own version called BPS (Browning Pump Shotgun) in 1977. Browning started with 12 gauge only, but BPS now come in 10, 16, 20, 28 and .410 as well as 12.
Combat shotguns
List of shotguns
Winchester Model 12
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Fawcett, Bill. Hunters & Shooters, An Oral History of the U.S. Navy SEALS in Vietnam. NY: Avon Books, 1995. ISBN 0-380-72166-X, pp. 79–80, especially.
Snyder, Walter C. Ithaca Featherlight Repeaters, The Best Gun Going. NC: Cook and Uline Pub, 1998. ISBN 0-9629469-1-5
Official Model 37 Featherlight and Ultralight page
Official Flyer for Special Order 28 Gauge as of Feb 2009
American Rifleman Exploded-View Diagram for the Ithaca Model 37 Featherlight
U.S. infantry weapons of World War II and Korea
Side arms
M1911/M1911A1 pistol
Colt Model 1903/1908 Pocket Hammerless
High Standard HDM
M1917 revolver
Smith & Wesson "Victory" revolver
Colt New Service
Colt Official Police
Rifles and carbines
M1903 Springfield
M1917 Enfield
M1941 Johnson Rifle
M1928/M1928A1/M1/M1A1 Thompson
M2 Hyde
M3/M3A1 'Grease gun'
Reising M50/M55
United Defense M42
M7 grenade launcher
Winchester Model 1897
Ithaca M37
Browning Auto-5
Remington Model 31
Machine guns and larger
M1917 Browning
M1918 BAR
M1941 Johnson LMG
M2 Browning
Lewis Gun
M2 flamethrower
M1A1 flamethrower
.30-06 Springfield
.30 Carbine
Semi-automatic pistols
FN M1900
Colt M1900
FN Model 1903
M1903 Pocket Hammer
M1903 Pocket Hammerless
M1908 Vest Pocket
Colt Woodsman
Winchester 1892
FN Trombone
Browning Auto-5/Remington Model 11
Stevens Model 520
Browning Superposed
Colt–Browning M1895
Browning M1917
Browning Automatic Rifle
M2 Machine Gun
9mm Browning Long
Pump-action shotguns


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L'organicisme arquitectònic és la concepció arquitectònica basada en la convicció que l'art ha d'imitar la natura. Principalment contempla els edificis com organismes que s'han d'adaptar a l'entorn natural immediat que els circumda. Per tant, promou la interrelació entre l'exterior i l'interior, és a dir potencia l'harmonia entre l'hàbitat natural i humà.

Aquest moviment arquitectònic deriva del Funcionalisme, que subordinen la forma d'una construcció a la funció i necessitats d'aquesta

Concepte
El  va néixer una preocupació per l'estil, per l'estètica, pel que fa a l'estudi de l'organicisme en el món arquitectònic. Caroline Van Eck distingeix tres versions de l'organicisme:
 l'organicisme tectònic: que considera la naturalesa com un model pels procediments constructius, i la forma ha de representar-se a través de la decoració de l'ornament (cf. Karl Friedrich Schinkel).
 l'organicisme religiós: que contempla la naturalesa com l'obre de Déu, i per tal de sentir l'experiència religiosa en tota la seva plenitud, s'aposta per edificis amb trets de l'arquitectura gòtica (cf. John Ruskin).
 l'organicisme científic: que té com a base l'ús de conceptes biològics com el "tipus" i les condicions de l'espai. Introdueix nous materials per substituir l'ornamentació.
Arquitectes com Viollet-le-Duc, Gottfried Semper, o Sullivan buscaven representar la naturalesa de la pedra, del material, i el seu mètode i comportament més que la forma d'aquesta. Viollet-le-Duc va puntualitzar que l'aspecte a imitar era la unió que presenta la naturalesa, que en arquitectura es materialitza en la construcció: "en pocs mots, la creació és unió; caos, absència d'unió".

Un dels principals difusors del moviment fou Frank Lloyd Wright, deixeble de Sullivan i l'escola de Chicago.

Sullivan descriu el pensament orgànic com el pensament del temps present, ja que solament és en el precís moment present que un realment pot experimentar la sensació de viure, i conseqüentment el present és un moment orgànic, en tant que viu i no és secundari. Doncs, la paraula orgànic fa referència a l'estructura viva, una estructura o concepte on els elements i parts s'han de reconèixer en la forma, per construir una obra integral. Per tant, tant per Sullivan com Wright, un edifici que és integral és un organisme viu.

Frank Lloyd Wright va elaborar una sèrie de característiques que reuneixen aquells edificis d'estil orgànic.
 una planta diàfana
 ús de materials locals
 adaptació del lloc a la psicologia del client
 individualitat en cada aspecte o part
 llibertat de l'artista de dotar el seu treball amb un polsim de la seva personalitat

I així mateix n'establí una definició distinta i exhaustiva.

David Pearson, un arquitecte i constructor seguidor del corrent orgànic, va expressar un llistat de normes conegudes com la carta de Gaia per l'arquitectura i els dissenys orgànics.
 Inspirar-se en la naturalesa, prioritzant la sostenibilitat i la diversitat
 Deixar, com ho ha un organisme, que creixi l'interior de la llavor
 Existir en el present continu i començar repetides vegades
 Seguir els fluxos, i ésser flexible
 Satisfer les necessitats socials, físiques i de l'esperit
 Créixer fora del lloc, i ser únic
 Celebrar la joventut, així com jugar i sorprendre-la
 Expressar el ritmo de la música i de l'energia de la dansa.

Un altre teòric a destacar és Alvaro Aalto que expressà la necessitat que l'arquitectura se centres en els aspectes psicològics i no solament en els requisits imposats per la funció o la tècnica.

Seguidors i Exemples
 Frank Lloyd Wright - La Casa de la Cascada
 Peter Cook i Colin Fournier - Kunsthaus Graz, 2003 Graz, Àustria.
 Zaha Hadid - Al Wakrah Stadium, Qatar, Emirats Àrabs.
 Alvar Aalto - Auditorium de la Universitat Politècnica de Hèlsinki, 1966. Otaniemi, Espoo. Finlàndia.
 Louis Sullivan - Harold C. Bradley House, Wisconsin.
 Antoni Gaudí - Parc Güell
 Foster and Partners - The Gherkin, 2003 Londres, Regne Unit.
 Renzo Piano - The Fondation Jérôme Seydoux-Pathé, 2014 Paris, França
 Bruce Goff - Eugene Bavinger House, 1955 Norman, Oklahoma, EUA.
 Rudolf Steiner - Goetheanum
 Friedensreich Hundertwasser - Hot springs, Bad Blumau, Àustria.
 ARTechnic - Oficines ArtTechnic, 2008 Karuizawa, Japó.
 Samuel Flores Flores - Casa de camp a Lujan, 1998 Buenos Aires, Argentina.
 Imre Makovecz - Església Cristiana, 1987 Paks, Hongria.
 Heatherwick Studio - Nanyang Technological University, 2015 Singapur, República de Singapur
 Ivan Taslimson - Aquatecture, 2010 Bali, República d'Indonèsia
 Javier Senosiain - Casa Orgànica, 1985 Naucalpan, Mèxic
 Fariborz Sahba - Temple Lotus, 1986 Nova Deli, Índia.
 Antón Alberts - Amsterdamse Poort, 1986 Amsterdam Zuidoost, Països Baixos.

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2004 BMW 545 i 4 Door Sedan
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cylinders 4.4L V8 FI DOHC 24V
Dinan takes the 545 back to basics, skipping the high-tech extras in favor of simple upgrades that bring out the essence of the midsize Bimmer
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As my colleague Dom Miliano has noted, an E60 5 Series with Active Steering, Active Stability Control, run-flat tires and an automatic transmission, can feel a bit remote, like a BMW with a dissociative disorder. Skip the Sport Package and it loses even more of its sport sedan identity, as well as much of its connection to the driver. Fortunately, there\'s a cure available at Dinan\'s Morgan Hill, CA clinic. Through the therapeutic application of grippier tires, wider wheels, bigger brakes, better suspension and a little more power, the 545i regains its sense of self along with the tactile sensations that normally make a BMW so feelsome. Let\'s start with the most elemental of those connections: the tires. In place of the standard run-flats, the Dinan 545i uses Michelin Pilot Sports that measure 245/35ZR-19 up front and 275/302R-19 at the rear. Though that combination is identical in size to what BMW uses as part of its own Sport Package, it adds 40 mm of rubber at the front axle and 110 mm at the rear to the 545i\'sstandard non-Sport setup, which also uses far less grippy all-season tires. Dinan mounts those Michelins on its own spread-forged alloy wheels, which it claims are the lightest available in the 9 x 19-inch front and 10 x 19-inch rear sizes. We don\'t doubt that, and in any case the combination reduces total unsprung weight by a claimed 47 lbs., 23.5 lbs. at each axle. Reducing unsprung weight especially by so substantial an amount has such a profound effect on vehicle dynamics that it\'s well worth the $2,648 asking price of the four-wheel set. The improvement is immediately noticeable from behind the wheel, conferring the Dinan 545i with a lightness that\'s almost unbelievable if you\'ve only driven the relatively ponderous standard car. Reducing the weight that hangs off the end of the suspension lets the dampers work more easily, and it also improves braking and acceleration by reducing the amount of energy required to either slow or set in motion these spinning parts. Dinan further improves vehicle dynamics by addressing each of the other components that affect them. The 545i\'s relatively modest one-piston calipers are replaced by sexy Brembos which trade single pistons for four and the standard 348mm front rotors for much larger 380mm discs (the rear discs retain the stock 345mm diameter but mount cast iron friction parts on aluminum hats in place of the standard one-piece rotors). Hugely expensive at $6,390, these brakes are also hugely worth it, especially if you have any track-day ambitions for your 545i. The stock brakes may be fine under normal driving conditions, but they tend to fade when above-normal demands are placed upon them. The Brembos, meanwhile, simply excel under any circumstances, and the confidence that endows can be priceless. By comparison to the brakes, Dinan\'s suspension setup for the 545i looks an absolute bargain at $1,741. Forsaking the more expensive JRZs of the S3-M3 for more pedestrian Konis paired with the company\'s own performance spring set, front camber plates and strut tower braces, Dinan has created a setup that\'s affordable and effective as well as sublime. The Dinan 545i feels taut and controlled from turn-in to corner exit, yet that precision doesn\'t come at the expense of ride quality. If anything, the Dinan car is actually more comfortable than the stock machine thanks to the reduction of body roll-something that can be particularly problematic for the back-seat passengers that a 545i owner will presumably carry on occasion. If those passengers are heavy, the Dinan 545i driver will be glad to have a little extra power at his or her disposal. By means of revised intake and exhaust systems as well as a high-flow throttle body, Dinan has upped the output of the 4 3 9 8 cc V8 engine from 325 hp at 6,100 rpm to 350 hp at 6,500 rpm. Torque increases similarly, from 330 lb-ft at 3,600 rpm to 343 lb-ft at 4,000 rpm. The additional power isn\'t earth-shattering, but it is enough to bring the 545iwithin 10 hp of its successor, the 550i, though it\'s still down on torque by 17 lb-ft compared to the newer model. Nonetheless, at around $6,000 the Dinan engine mods are certainly more cost effective than buying an entirely new car, particularly if you already own a 545i. More power can be liberated through the use of Dinan\'s lightweight flywheel, which shaves 7 lbs. (or 18%) from the stock flywheel\'s mass. We were unable to test the effectiveness of this part since the 545i we drove was equipped with an automatic transmission, and we were similarly unable to test Dinan\'s optional 3.45:1 differential to replace the standard 2.93 rear end. Both would undoubtedly enhance acceleration considerably, and we wouldn\'t hesitate to take advantage of both options were we building our own 545i and were money no object-the parts would together add $3,998 to the total package. One option that\'s unavailable from Dinan at any price is conspicuous bodywork. Though it undoubtedly frustrates photographers and art directors hoping for fresh visuals, Dinan\'s low-key approach is thoroughly appreciated by those who\'d rather fly below the radar than in full view. It also renders a Dinan car considerably more \"adult,\" retaining BMW\'s inherently low-key appeal rather than trading it for the often-embarrassing extravagances of most tuner cars. Underneath that unmodified exterior, however, lurks a car that embodies the essence of BMW even better than the standard product. More powerful, better handling and more comfortable while remaining equally versatile and usable, the Dinan 545i is like a 5 Series that\'s been reawakened from a coma. Tactile, engaging and alive, this is the 545i as BMW should have built it in the first place. Welcome to consciousness. (BIMMER, November 2006, pg. 91-92)_
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Internal communications is not just the preserve of large corporates. Smaller organisations need to be aware of the benefits of instilling good internal communications habits from day one too, rather than assuming, because they are a small team or because that team is currently all based in one location, that it comes 'naturally' or 'will develop as we develop'.
Just as we deliberate over and adopt new technology as a means of communicating our products and services with our prospects and customers, companies also need to take this approach when communicating internally with their staff. For example, the explosive increase in the use of social media and messaging apps is a clear signifier of how comfortable we now are communicating via these platforms. Companies should consider utilising these routes for internal communications rather than leaving them to the 'after hours' club. If your internal communications strategy is centred around a printed company newsletter every month, it may well be time to think again as it's likely this just won't cut it anymore - particularly with the younger millennials now joining the workforce.
The worst communication problem is not communicating at all. Employees that are kept in the dark with regards your short and long-term goals or are left guessing about why decisions have been made, tend to become disengaged. Be transparent about your company vision, objectives and goals - both in the short and longer term - to give them context and a greater understanding of why certain decisions are made at certain points. It will also help staff visualise their place in delivering that vision, creating a greater sense of purpose and motivation.
Your people are your biggest asset… so listen to them. If communication is all one way, notably from top to bottom, staff engagement can plummet. A business owner or leadership team may feel they are communicating appropriately, disseminating the right level of detail via the right channels, but if it's all one way, with no option for staff to feedback or ask questions, you could quickly lose them. Great leaders are good listeners as well as good communicators and understand the value of a two-way dialogue. Appreciating that your staff can add additional value and insight into the various aspects of your organisation that you don't necessarily see on a day-to-day basis, and giving them a voice is critical. Inspire loyalty and motivate your people by putting yourself in their shoes. Think about how you can encourage and engage them to believe in the overall objectives and goals of your organisation. For example, could you introduce regular Q&A sessions with management; over a lunch and learn if teams are all in one location, or via webinar if not, to encourage open discussion and feedback and help remote working staff feel part of the wider team?
Choosing the right technology to help foster communication is key, but it counts for nothing if it goes unused. At the heart of engagement has to be a culture centred around healthy and active communication. Messaging apps and social media platforms can transport the message but the culture of the company will determine whether or not they resonate with, engage and motivate your people.


How many of you people out there have listened to wiz khalifa's " see you again". I just used it in football sense which relates to wait for club football..which were on a halt due to international break. Netherlands were crashed out of Euro's … The oranje secured 3 rd place at the world cup last year …it's shocking to see them in such a worse condition..Danny blind's men were knocked out even with van persie, sneijder, and young PSV sensation Memphis depay at their disposal. This situation boils down to the curse or the fact i.e 3 rd place winners at worldcup are knocked out of Euro's…which happened 6 times in history, with Germany putting an end to the curse in the last two fixtures… If it happens once it's bad luck but if it happens 7 times, then it's definitely a curse. Although I don't give a damn about these curses, but the way they occur always surprises me. I felt crestfallen seeing big teams getting out of tournament even before they began. So whatever it may be, I am happy club football is back and finally I can feel myself being normal.


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As a result of the strike of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the village of Mostki in the LPR, three civilians were injured
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The village of Mostki in the LPR came under fire from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which fired four rockets from the HIMARS MLRS into the village.
As a result of the strike, a local hospital was destroyed, one private residential building was destroyed, and three local residents were injured.
The shelling was reported at the LPR office at the Joint Center for Control and Coordination of Issues Concerning War Crimes of Ukraine.
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Welcome to School of Criminal Justice!
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what are the other spanish dances that came from cuba
Mambo as a music and dance genre developed in Cuba in the late 1930s, combining danzón with traditional African rhythms. Diaz Ayala, Cristobal 1999. In the 1950s, mambo arrived in New York – and it was everywhere. Merengue was also influenced by the Cuban mu… The territory that is now Cuba was inhabited by the Ciboney Taíno people from the 4th millennium BC until Spanish colonization in the 15th century. History of Salsa Dance. Developed in Matanzas in the late 19th century, the danzónis now the official dance of Cuba. Salsa represents a mix of Latin musical genres, but its primary component is Cuban dance music. Salsa: This famous genre is descended from Cuban son, but also borrows heavily from other styles, particularly American jazz. Have you heard music from places like Cuba, Trinidad, or the Dominican Republic? The Bantu people were also known as the Congos in Cuba. In recent years however, bolero had grown popular again, as more overseas singers performed in Vietnam. Like some other Cuban dances, there are three steps to four beats, with the first step of a figure on the second beat, not the first. The tempo for dance is about 120 beats per minute. Along with Spanish, the English language is playing an increasing role in Cuba's linguistic makeup, especially among newer generations, with American English infiltrating the local language. The original mambo dance was characterized by freedom and complicated foot-steps. This was a syncopated, less rigid form of the danzón which allowed the dancers to more freely express themselves during the last section, known as the mambo section. It is often played by a pair of round … [1] In the 19th century there grew up in Santiago de Cuba a group of itinerant musicians who moved around earning their living by singing and playing the guitar. The Cuban bolero tradition originated in Santiago de Cuba in the last quarter of the 19th century;[5] it does not owe its origin to the Spanish music and song of the same name. SEE TRADITIONAL CUBAN MUSIC & DANCE ONLINE AT OUR VIDEO PORTAL Boogalu Productions videos filmed from 2001-2014 represent some of the most in depth presentations of certain Cuban artists, performing groups, and musical-dance genres of that era. [10][11][12][13] Several lyric tenors also contributed to the popularization of the bolero throughout North and South America during the 1930s and the 1940s through live concerts and performances on international radio networks. The two dances are different in both origins and style. These so called basic salsa steps are that salsa is almost always a partnered dance involving two people, where there is a lead and a follow that dance by utilizing a plethora of various movement combinations. Merengue is sometimes called the national dance of the Dominican Republic. This dance is quite different from the other American Rhythm dances in that it not only requires cuban motion but rises and falls such as found in waltz and contra body movement. Three With them came the Contradanza, their European-based popular dance music. The Cachucha was actually created in Cuba but is considered a Spanish dance, which is quite similar to the Bolero. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Certainly, films, such as Los Tarantos (1963) widely popularized flamenco as a Spanish art form to the citizens of other European countries. Originating in Cuba, it first came to the United States in the early 1920s. French and Spanish colonists came with their music and dance customs. There, Spanish and Afro-Cuban musical elements were combined, both in term… It is performed with high energy similar to swing dance. Cuban Spanish is the most popular language in Cuba, and has an estimated 11 million native speakers. Will John know he's Rafael's dad? ; Rumba - Popularity of this Cuban dance came from its focus on sensual hip movements of dance partners. The official language spoken in Cuba is Spanish and it is the first language of about 90 percent of the entire population. The unique and vibrant culture of Cuba is influenced heavily by Latin American, European, African, and indigenous American cultures. The dance is accompanied by castanets while playing the Andalusian national song. [22][23] Boleros saw a resurgence in popularity during the 1990s when Mexican singer Luis Miguel was credited for reviving interest in the bolero genre following the release Romance.[24]. Additionally, singing competition television series like Boléro Idol have grown popular, with singers performing songs, including songs formerly banned. However, while most of Spain's regional dance and music fly well beneath the international music radar, flamenco has become a recognizable sensation around the globe. The Cuban dance was not accepted by many professional dance teachers. The mambo dance that was spearheaded by Pérez Prado and was popular in the 1940s and '50s in Cuba, Mexico, and New York is completely different from the modern dance that New Yorkers now call "mambo" and which is also known as salsa "on 2". Spanish is Cuba's official language but the present administration has not … Flamenco. In competitive dance the music is in 44 time and will range between 96 and 104 bpm. Cuba is a Latin American country on the North American Continent. As a result, most of these numbers are now lost, but two dozen or so survive because friends and students wrote them down. As the first Spanish colony in the Caribbean, Cuban food and culture is rich with Spanish influence. Reggae developed in the 70's in Jamaica and has gone through numerous changes since then, having been combined with other sounds and rhythms. EMIGRATION FROM SPAIN In the first century of Spain's presence in the New World, many of the explorers and soldiers came from Andalucía (in the South) and Extremadura (in the West), two of the poorest regions of the country. Dance lessons were advertised in the newspaper, music labels put out mambo records, and New York's famous Broadway dance hall, the Palladium Ballroom, became a mecca for renowned performers. In the United States, it replaced rhumba as the most fashionable Latin dance. Originating in Cuba, it first came to the United States in the early 1920s. Cha-Cha-Cha - This incredibly rhythmic dance created in Latin America managed to meld together both the slow and very energetic movements, making it an instant hit among the dancers around the world. The lead dancer is the one responsible for guiding the couple and responsible for choosing and initiating transitions for dance … This came about in the early 1930s when a simple overall term was needed to market Cuban music to audiences unfamiliar with the various Cuban musical terms. It was followed in the 1980s by Eddie Torres, Angel Rodriguez of RazzM'Tazz Mambo Dance Company, and others, many of whom were 2nd generation New York Puerto Ricans. Although still a purely folkloric genre, numerous innovations have been introduced in rumba since the mid 20th century, including new styles such as batá-rumba and guarapachangueo . Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia Venezuela and others (Leymarie 10). The Dominican Republic shares the eastern two-thirds of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola with its neighbour Haiti. Best known for the dancers' subtle side to side hip movements with the torso erect, the rumba is danced with a basic pattern of two quick side steps and a slow forward step. The Spanish bolero is said to have emerged in Spain in the 18th century as a result of the blending of two existing dances, the Sevillana and the contradanza. Modern, up-tempo versions are known as danzonete and danzon-cha. "Cuban Pete" was named "the greatest Mambo dancer ever" by Life magazine and the legendary Tito Puente. Africans, in particular, have greatly enriched the vocabulary and contributed the soft, somewhat nasal accent and rhythmic intonation that distinguish contemporary Cuban speech. These dances include the zapateo, yambú, and danzón, which was the first Cuban dance where couples touched one another. The national flag of Cuba (Spanish: Bandera de Cuba) consists of five alternating stripes (three blue and two white) and a red equilateral triangle at the hoist, within which is a white five-pointed star.It was designed in 1849 and officially adopted May 20, 1902. The Rumba is the slowest of the five competition Latin and American dances. This influence combined with the countries own unique twists ensured that Cuba was often that place to be for the rich and famous. Paso doble was one of the many Spanish folk dances associated with various aspects of Spanish life. The Bolero that was invented in Spain during the 18th Century and the Bolero that originated in Cuba. This dance originated in Cuba during the 1940s. It divides into three main dances: the guaguancó (a flirtatious couple dance), yambú (a slower couple dance) and columbia (an acrobatic solo male dance). It began with the unsuccessful Ten Years' War (1868–78), continued with the Cuban War of Independence (begun in 1895), and culminated in the U.S. intervention (the Spanish-American War) that ended the Spanish colonial presence. Sometimes, you want to get up and dance. 49, Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Encyclopedia of Latin American Popular Music", Torres, George - Editor, "Trio Los Panchos" on books.google.com, https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/ballroomchallenge/competition-s1-music.html, Hispanic-influenced music in the Philippines, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bolero&oldid=1002454586, Articles with Spanish-language sources (es), Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles needing additional references from September 2018, All articles needing additional references, Articles with unsourced statements from November 2018, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 24 January 2021, at 15:18. A short history of the music traditions of Cuba. Those caught listening to yellow music would be punished, and their music confiscated. [28], This genre became colloquially known as yellow music, in opposition to the red music endorsed by the Communist government of Hanoi during the era of the Vietnam War. Accompanying instruments include the maracas, the claves, the marimbola, and the drums. The partner represents the torero, and the partner - his cloak (muleta), sometimes - the second torero, and very rarely - the bull, as a rule, defeated by the final blow. [2], In Cuba, the bolero was perhaps the first great Cuban musical and vocal synthesis to win universal recognition. [29][30], In Cuba, the bolero is usually written in 24 time, elsewhere often 44. Thus, by the time of Franco's death in 1975, flamenco had established itself in the music and dance world as a prominent form of art and culture, synonymous with Spanish … As a result of North Vietnam winning the war, the music was banned in 1975. Rumba has key rhythms called the clave or 'key'. The word "mambo" denotes an African origin, particularly from the Congo region. Many warm Cuban nights later, Contradanza evolved into Danza, out of which the Danzón was created. Cuban Spanish belongs to the Indo-European language family and the West Iberian language group. Media Sound & Culture in Latin America & The Caribbean. George Vascones continued the mambo dance tradition which started two decades earlier during the "Palladium era". This genre gained widespread popularity around Latin America throughout the 20th century and continues to thrive. Perez Prado is credited as having created the dance, although modern mambo is starkly different from the mambo that was started by Prado. He was the model and teacher for the great trovadores who followed. The Spanish Bolero dance was a dance that combined the 'contrandanza' and 'sevillanas' dances. The flag is referred to as the Estrella Solitaria, or the Lone Star flag. Salsa dancing has been influenced by … In 2 4 time, this dance music spread to other countries, leaving behind what Ed Morales has called the "most popular lyric tradition in Latin America.". From the 15th century, it was a colony of Spain until the Spanish–American War of 1898, when Cuba was occupied by the United States and gained nominal independence as a de facto United States protectorate in 1902. Although the main growth was in Cuba, there were similar dance developments which took place in other Caribbean islands and in Latin America generally. The music has a gentle Cuban rhythm related to a slow son, which is the reason it may be best described as a bolero-son. This style of dance is very acrobatic and has elements of gymnastics in it, this style of dance calls for strength, skill, balance and technique amongst other things. Popularity of this kind of entertainment quickly swept over the Europe, United States and the World. Both mean whipped egg whites and sugar in Spanish. These dances started appearing first in Italy, during the early years of Renaissance. One of the oldest and most traditional dances of the history of Spanish dance, the bolero is a quick Spanish dance boasting sudden pauses and sharp turns. The Canary dance With Vanessa Williams, Chayanne, Kris Kristofferson, Joan Plowright. There are a variety of different styles of salsa dancing but regardless of what style is being danced, there are a few elements that compose the basic makeup of any style of salsa dance. [31], The dance known as bolero is one of the competition dances in American Rhythm ballroom dance category. A practitioner of this dance is called a b-boy, b-girl, or breaker. While Columbus's wild promises of huge deposits of gold and other riches failed to materialize, the Spanish still made comfortable profits from tobacco, sugar, and ranching in the Caribbean. Three Cuba - Cuba - Languages: Spanish is the principal language of Cuba. Born in the ballrooms of Havana and Matanzas, traditional danzon is an elegant and delicate ballroom dance for couples—but over time it's become much more exuberant. The Rumba is often referred to as the "grandfather of the Latin dances." Some Cuban composers of the bolero are primarily considered trovadores. [32] Popular music for this dance style need not be Latin in origin. In addition, a significant number of Afro-Cubans speak Haitian Creole, which is, in fact, the second most widely spoke language in Cuba. There are two sources of the dances: one Spanish and the other African. The ban was lightened in 1986, when love songs could be written again, but by then the music industry was killed. Perez Prado is credited as having created the dance, although modern mambo is starkly different from the mambo that was started by Prado. A short history of the music traditions of Cuba. Rumba, ballroom dance of Afro-Cuban folk-dance origin that became internationally popular in the early 20th century. The first step is typically taken on the first beat, held during the second beat with two more steps falling on beats three and four (cued as "slow-quick-quick"). Paso Doble (Spanish for "two steps") is a Spanish dance imitating a bullfight. [18][19][20] Their collaborations in New York City with such musicians as Alfredo Antonini, Terig Tucci, Elsa Miranda and John Serry Sr. on the CBS radio show Viva América also introduced the bolero to millions of listeners throughout the United States. According to some experts, the dance was first invented by Sebastiano Carezo in 1780. These Caribbean islands have strong cultures of music and dance. In the mid-1940s, bandleader devised a dance for a new form of music known as mambo music, taking its name from the 1938 song Mambo 1980 song a charanga which had popularized a new form of danzon known as danzon mambo. The dance consists of four primary elements: toprock, downrock, power moves and freezes/suicides. Salsa is a dance that was created fairly recently with the mixture of many different styles and musical techniques that all came together in Cuba, land that was home of the many Latin dances and music styles. The Mambo dance originated in Cuba as a mixture of Afro-Caribbean and Latin American cultures. [3], Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Going Primitive to the Movements and Sounds of Mambo", "Mambo on 2: The birth of a new form of dance in New York City", "Luis Oliveira And His Bandodalua Boys - Chihuahua", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mambo_(dance)&oldid=987856325, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles needing additional references from September 2009, All articles needing additional references, Articles containing Spanish-language text, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 9 November 2020, at 17:22. The Dominican dance consists of three steps with a Cuban hip motion, followed by a tap including a hip movement on the 4th beat. Best known for the dancers' subtle side to side hip movements with the torso erect, the rumba is danced with a basic pattern of two quick side steps and a slow forward step. During the paseo, dancers don't dance. Think of salsa, mambo, and calypso. During the early 1500s Spanish settlement spread to other Caribbean Islands—present-day Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Cuba—that Columbus had visited. Mambo is a musical genre and dance style that developed originally in Cuba. In some spanish countries especially friends/ family parties kids just imitate what adults do and start dancing to latin music. The name appears to have been given to the music before the dance came into vogue - in a fashion similar to the use of … Pepe Sanchez is known as the father of the trova style and the creator of the Cuban bolero. In Cuba, the bolero was perhaps the first great Cuban musical and vocal synthesis to win universal recognition. 9) Mambo . The primary language spoken in Cuba is Spanish.. Other Latin American Countries that speak Spanish include Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela. Paso Doble (Spanish for "two steps") is a Spanish dance imitating a bullfight. [3] In 24 time, this dance music spread to other countries, leaving behind what Ed Morales has called the "most popular lyric tradition in Latin America."[4]. Rafael Infante (Chayanne) comes to Houston from Cuba to work at John Burnett's (Kris Kristofferson's) dance studio. Flamenco dance, as one-third of the quintessential Spanish phenomenon of flamenco, has an extensive historical background that parallels the cultural development of Spain itself. It is a modified slower and more refined version of the native Rumba. Since its creation in 1930s many types of Rumba were created, most notably Cuban Rumba … The two dances are different in both origins and style. Cuban Independence Movement, nationalist uprising in Cuba against Spanish rule. There are many so-called boleros in art music (i.e., classical music), which are primarily inspired in the original Spanish genre of the same name. Although the main growth was in Cuba, there were similar dance developments which took place in other Caribbean islands and in Latin America generally. In Cuba collective dance is an important part of many Carnival traditions. The Eddie Torres and Razz M'Tazz schools each have different basic steps, even though they share this same basic feature. Term 4 Eddie Torres describes his version as a "street" style he developed out of what he saw on the Bronx streets. At one point the most famous dance of Spain, the fandango is a lively, happy Spanish danced in two's. Cuban dancers would describe mambo as "feeling the music", in which sound and movement were merged through the body. Still slower is the "Danzon", the dance of wealthy Cuban society. Vietnamese bolero is generally slower tempo compared to Hispanic bolero, and partially-influenced by Japanese enka. Waltz - … 1. As recently as the second world war, the "Son" was the popular dance of middle class Cuba. Son is a particular style of singing, a style of instrumental music, and a style of dance. It's a group of more than 7,000 islands in the Caribbean Sea scattered southeast of Gulf of Mexico, east of Central America, and north of South America. Mambo is a Latin dance of Cuba which was developed in the 1940s when the music genre of the same name became popular throughout Latin America. The dance known in the United States as the Rumba is a composite of several dances popular in Cuba, including the guaracha, the Cuban bolero, ... but the dances have been altered by contact with other cultures and races. Hailing from southern Spain's outcast populations, flamenco dance and music drew early influences from Greek and Roman and later from Indian, Moorish, and Jewish cultures. Salsa is a dance that was created fairly recently with the mixture of many different styles and musical techniques that all came together in Cuba, land that was home of the many Latin dances and music styles. These traditions reflect the distinctive mixtures of indigenous (Amerindian), African, and European influences that have shifted throughout the region over time.. The Rumba is often referred to as the "grandfather of the Latin dances." For the composition by Ravel, see. Later on, with the advent of salsa and its more sophisticated dance, a new type of mambo dance including breaking steps was popularized in New York. Untrained, but with remarkable natural talent, he composed numbers in his head and never wrote them down. Traditionally, the three main styles of rumba are yambú, columbia and guaguancó, each of which has a characteristic dance, rhythm and singing. The language is a variant of Spanish language and shares numerous characteristics with other Spanish varieties spoken in the region. Merengue the dance and music is distinguished from the pastry meringue only by spelling. The Dominican Merengue is sung Spanish while the Haitian Mereng is sung in Haiti's native Creole. Before the mambo, salsa and pachanga became popular, Rumba was also known as the style of music commonly heard in Cuba. [1], In the 1940s, Puerto Rican dancer Pedro Aguilar, known as "Cuban Pete", and his wife became popular as the top mambo dancers of the time, dancing regularly at The Palladium in NY. The mambo is believed to have been named after the voodoo priests who thought they could send dancers into … The origins of the name Casino are derived from the Spanish term for the dance halls where a lot of social Salsa dancing was done in Cuba during the mid-20th century and onward. It originated in the 19th century as a combination of Spanish verse & chorus, and African vocals and drumming. Music compels your body to move. There has been talk on the net about this video that has been floating around youtube and other video websites. 9) Mambo . Rumba, ballroom dance of Afro-Cuban folk-dance origin that became internationally popular in the early 20th century. 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