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Movie Review: The Coen Brothers' 'Hail, Caesar!'
Any time Joel and Ethan Coen make a movie, it's going to be an event that captures my attention, and such is case with Hail, Caesar!. A bouncy, energetic dalliance into the Hollywood studio system of the 1950s, this is a well-meaning romp full of whip-cracking dialogue that only the Coens can pull off, homages to the classic genres of yesteryear, and quirky characters that would become stilted in the hands of any other filmmakers.
While Hail, Caesar! is fun and engaging throughout, it lacks much real weight, a fact that, though the film is still good, keeps it from being truly great. It's a bit like watching Barton Fink, but without the darkness and import. This is a juggling act of the highest order, with numerous threads, characters, and stories shooting in every direction. It also contains elements of comedy, noir, biblical epic, and more. Occasionally, however, a ball drops.
The main narrative thrust of Hail, Caesar! follows Josh Brolin's Eddie Mannix, the head of Capital Pictures Studio. In addition to being a "fixer," he's a conductor, orchestrating numerous productions, running interference to prevent scandals for his actors, trouble shooting every step of the way, and not afraid to get his hands dirty when necessary. With a time running out on a job offer that will provide more stability and less chaos, he already has a lot on his mind. But when Baird Whitlock (George Clooney), his biggest star in his biggest picture, a Cecil B. DeMille-style epic, is kidnapped by a cadre of hilarious communist screenwriters, his day takes a turn for the worse.
That's the primary story, but this is a Coen Brothers movie after all, so there is so much more going on. Clooney's dimwitted Whitlock is charmed by his rhetoric-spouting captors, Channing Tatum's Burt Gurney gets maybe the best song and dance number put to film since this era of Hollywood, Scarlett Johansson's DeeAnna Moran has a situation that needs to be handled delicately, and Tilda Swinton plays competing twin gossip columnists Thora and Thessely Thacker, hot on the heels of a juicy story. Alden Ehrenreich is a revelation as cowboy heartthrob Hobie Doyle, a wooden actor most comfortable on horseback, thrust into Douglas Sirk-style domestic melodrama. His interactions with the affected director, Laurence Laurentz (Ralph Fiennes), are the highlight of the movie.
Across the board, the acting is fantastic. I honestly can't envision anyone but the Coens trying this and it not becoming clumsy and pretentious and ringing false. That's actually one of my big issues with Bridge of Spies, a Coen Brothers script in the hands of Steven Spielberg's hands, who never gets a handle on how to direct their style of dialogue. But with Joel and Ethan at the helm, the quippy exchanges sing.
Combing genre elements like they do, as well as the sheer number of side stories, it feels like they crammed any and every idea they had into Hail, Caesar!. On their own, most of these moments are great and hilarious enough to justify inclusion, but it leads to a choppy flow from scene to scene, and there are some that simply should have been left on the cutting room floor. A quick scene with Frances McDormand, as a film editor oddly enough, is fantastic, but a distraction. The same goes for the Scarlett Johansson/Jonah Hill aside. Most of the arcs loop around until they ultimately connect, but that one never comes back. It's just another complication, another problem Mannix has to fix, which there are plenty of elsewhere, and its conclusion feels like a tacked on afterthought with no larger importance. With everything going on, Hail, Caesar! becomes disjointed and scattered, especially as it barrels towards the finale.
Meticulous visual craftsmen that the Coens are, Hail, Caesar! is a stunning picture to behold. With their sharp eye for period detail, the sets, both in the movie and the movies within the movie, are pitch perfect. Their knack for staging, choreography, and framing in on full display, and their clever use of music underscores the mood, propelling Mannix along on his no good, very bad day.
To be fair, all of the issues are relatively minor, and can easily be forgiven because the movie is so damn much fun. Though it can be bumpy moment to moment, once you're embedded in a scene, it's hilarious and charming, keeping you laughing without allowing time to sweat the smalls tuff. Hail, Caesar! may not go down as one of the best Coen Brothers movie, but even less than their best is still better than damn near every other offering out there. [Grade: B-]
Labels: Alden Ehrenreich, Channing Tatum, Coen Brothers, Comedy, George Clooney, Hail Caesar, Jonah Hill, Josh Brolin, Movie Review, news, Ralph Fiennes, Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton
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Community health planning: rural responses to change
Community health planning: rural responses to change Book Section
The Routledge Companion to Rural Planning
Author(s): Kilpatrick, Sue, Auckland, Stuart, Woodroffe, Jessica
Secondary Author(s): Scott, Mark, Gallent, Nick, Gkartzios, Menelaos
ISBN: 978-1-138-10405-1 (hbk) 978-1-315-10237-5 (ebk)
Abstract: The Routledge Companion to Rural Planning provides a critical account and state of the art review of rural planning in the early years of the twenty-first century. Looking across different international experiences – from Europe, North America and Australasia to the transition and emerging economies, including BRIC and former communist states – it aims to develop new conceptual propositions and theoretical insights, supported by detailed case studies and reviews of available data. The Companion gives coverage to emerging topics in the field and seeks to position rural planning in the broader context of global challenges: climate change, the loss of biodiversity, food and energy security, and low carbon futures. It also looks at old, established questions in new ways: at social and spatial justice, place shaping, economic development, and environmental and landscape management. Planning in the twenty-first century must grapple not only with the challenges presented by cities and urban concentration, but also grasp the opportunities – and understand the risks – arising from rural change and restructuring. Rural areas are diverse and dynamic. This Companion attempts to capture and analyse at least some of this diversity, fostering a dialogue on likely and possible rural futures between a global community of rural planning researchers. Primarily intended for scholars and graduate students across a range of disciplines, such as planning, rural geography, rural sociology, agricultural studies, development studies, environmental studies and countryside management, this book will prove to be an invaluable and up-to-date resource.
Urls: https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Companion-to-Rural-Planning-1st-Edition/Scott-Gallent-Gkartzios/p/book/9781138104051
Publisher Location: Oxon and New Yourk
Kilpatrick, Sue, Auckland, Stuart, Woodroffe, Jessica, 2019, Community health planning: rural responses to change, Book Section, viewed 20 July 2019, https://www.nintione.com.au/?p=14275.

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The tower of the church has been preserved from the late Middle Ages. The ribbed vault there was the former chancel. The nave dates from 1782, the new building is from 1966. Inside the church there are valuable sculptures from the Middle Ages, including a crucifixion group from the 15th century.
This building is a testimony to the medieval building culture in the Palatinate and part of the European model project "Sternenweg - Chemin des Étoiles". In the Middle Ages, pilgrims of St. James travelled along many different routes, but they oriented themselves to the old bishoprics such as Speyer or Strasbourg, to architectural witnesses such as churches, monasteries or castles, and to the stars. Today, many of these stone witnesses are marked with a scallop shell. They invite you to travel in the footsteps of the St. James pilgrims, to discover gems of cultural heritage and to find peace and contemplation off the beaten track. Pilgrimage stands for the motifs of democracy, peace, tolerance and freedom and aims to promote international understanding across borders. Further information: https://www.sternenweg.net


I am trying to get access to course videos following the link I got in confirmation email, but it returns 404 error. The link used to work before. Signing up over again with a different email address didn'e help.
I'm trying to get access to course videos following the link from confirmation email, and it returns 404 error. The link used to work before. Signing up over again with a different email doesn't help.
@Praveen Dhandapani @Eugeniya Chumachkova this issue has now been resolved. You should be able to sign up and start taking any of our free online courses. Please let me know if you experience any further trouble.
Still can't get access :(. Sign up form works, but no email received. After going through sign up form there is an option to browse e-learning courses, but when chosing a course, it asks for a sign-up again..
Are you accessing the e-learning videos from here - http://academy.apigee.com/courses/elearning/fundamentals-restful-api-design?
I just tried it and it works for me. Let us know if this is still an issue.
registration form behind the link you've provided doesn't seem to work either - I don't get any emails after submitting it.
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In my country, Israel, we say that if you're different- go to Tel Aviv.
Tel Aviv, or TLV, is the city for acceptance, a place where everyone can show who they are, dress as they please, and accessorize with true imagination.
The kind of freedom of clothing and appearance is why so many Etsy jewelry sellers are from TLV.
Amongst the most successful jewelry sellers on Etsy you'll find- Albina Litvin.
We offer an assortment of silver earrings, modern, minimal, body jewelry, climber earrings, bar earrings, fake jewelry, nose ring, ear cuffs, ear crawlers, helix cartilage earrings, lip ring, ear studs, hoop earrings, open hoop earrings, hammered ear climbers and much more.
Says Albina in her shop's bio.
With more than 19K sales, and a 5 star rating, there's no doubt in my mind that the quality of Albina's work is nothing less than awesome, and in her 200+ products – I bet you'll find the next jewelry accessory that will help you show out who you are inside!
If you like this style- feel free to follow Albina and her handmade jewelry on Instagram!
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For shipping, most of my sellers need to set the price for local deliveries (Ireland), for the EU and Rest of World shipping. The problem is there are 28 countries in the EU. Does the seller have to add all 28 of those countries manually? I see for the normal 'per product shipping' woomcommerce plugin there is a csv upload function to quicken this up but this does not exist for dokan. Can you advise an easy way of doing this?
Yes you have to add 28 countries manually in Dokan shipping. We do not have any feature to import CSV to make it quicker. But I will keep this idea in my log.
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Discussion in 'Kodi & Black Hole' started by resetter, Apr 4, 2019.
I have correctly paired and connected a Bluetooth game pad (Moga pro) to my duo2.
If anyone is interested in how I did this reply below.
But this is not in the repo and I cannot seem to find a compatible version.
I assume this is what's going wrong, does anyone know how i might fix this?
Failing that, when might kodi 18 be available for bh/obh?
When VU+ update he to last version will be on BH.
To image based OeE-A kodi made MX3L i think he mast update …..
Just so I understand, is kodi 18 Leia available on blackhole image yet?
I am running openblackhole and I need Leila!


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Audi e-tron FE07 Formula E Racing Car
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Alfa Romeo Racing just pulled back the covers on their brand-new F1 car that will debut at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Dubbed the C39, it was just revealed at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya…
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We love slot cars, and this huge F1 track is our holy grail. It was commissioned by Formula One World Championship Limited and hand built by famed SlotMods of Detroit. The giant F1 track is…
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White Rock, BC, Canada is a beach community named after a large 486 ton white boulder left behind from the ice age. Today... the community is best known for its 8+ kilometre white sandy beaches, promenade waterfront walkway and a 1500 foot historic fishing pier. Looking south, White Rock peers out over Semiahmoo Bay in the Strait of Georgia. Further south, in the Strait of Georgia, are the Southern Gulf Islands and the southern tip of Vancouver island. And on the horizon one can see Mount Baker in the state of Washington, USA.
Top attractions, adventures and activities most enjoyed in and around White Rock, BC, Canada and the surrounding areas are golfing, swimming, sightseeing, ocean kayaking, boating, sailing, birdwatching, walking, rollerblading, beachcombing, wildlife watching tours, SUP, picnicking, fishing and sunbathing.
A few of the more popular, some would say best, activity destinations located in and around White Rock, British Columbia includes the Lions Lookout Park, White Rock Pier, Peace Arch Provincial Park, Centennial Park and two beaches (East Beach and West Beach). The sandy beaches measures over 8+ kilometres long and are complimented by a 2+ kilometre promenade pathway which follows the shoreline of the beach providing great views and access.
What are the Accommodations, Services and Amenities in White Rock, BC?
White Rock places to stay, services and amenities important to travelers include accommodations (resorts, hotels, motels, inns, bed and breakfasts (B&Bs), vacation homes, cottages, cabins, lodges), campgrounds, tours, guides, attractions, restaurants, laundromat, coffee shops, wineries, spas, grocery stores, pubs, liquor store, banks, gas station, gift stores, and internet service.
Best White Rock, BC history, entertainment, culture and art venues includes the White Rock Museum & Archives, and the White Rock Totem Poles.
How Do I Get To White Rock British Columbia?
Transportation services getting to and from White Rock, British Columbia include the main highway of course (Highway #99), and then there is taxi, bus, car rental, marina, rail, and the (YVR) White Rock International Airport (33 minute drive - 45 kms) and the BC Ferries Tsawwassen Terminal (32 minute drive - 40 kms) and Horseshoe Bay Terminal (59 minute drive - 68 kms).
eh! Plan to Visit White Rock BC today.


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A$AP Mob - Feels So Good (Ft. A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Nast, A$AP Twelvyy & A$AP Ant)
Songs 08/16/2017 A$AP Ferg
A$AP Mob link up on their brand new posse cut 'Feels So Good'. This drop comes just over a week in advance of their highly anticipated crew project Cozy Tapes 2: Too Cozy, set for a August 25th drop, and just before they debut the song with a live performance on Jimmy Fallon. You can stay tuned here for footage of that performance, but you can listen to the track featuring A$AP Rocky, A$AP Ferg, A$AP Nast, A$AP Twelvyy and A$AP Ant above now on Apple Music. Peep the official music video below.
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Why do we measure gold and diamonds by carats?
The size of a diamond has the biggest impact on its price. The metric carat, which equals 0.20 gram, is the standard unit of weight for diamonds and most other gems. The best cut will display the diamond's brilliance to the best effect. When looking at a stone you need to look from the top down, this way you can see all of the facets and you need to check to see if you can see any inclusions in the diamond. Teardrop diamond is known as pear and the emerald cut is an octagonal shape which is oblong, the marquise diamond is an oval and it has points at the end. But, the pavilion can be cut with 4, 6, or 8 pavilion main facets. There are so many different types of cuts, there is the round, square, pear and cushion. When a diamond is cut it is cut for brilliance and to let the light reflect off of the facets.
Therefore 24-carat gold is fine (99.9 per cent Au w/w), 18-carat gold is 75 per cent gold, 12-carat gold is 50 per cent gold, and so forth. Weight of gold is usually denoted in sovereigns, grams and ounce or even kilogramme.


sorry it has taken me so long to tell you about my adventures in Kitty Campa(van). I have no excuses. I just didn't get round to it. shame on me!
I set off from home and headed for the big Tescos 15 miles away (it is en-route... sort of). I had a money-off voucher for fuel at Tescos so I thought I should fill Kitty up with cut-priced fuel for our journey down south. I also bought a sandwich and put it in my fridge as I thought it would save time when I had 'comfort' stops.
so ..... I was ready to go. nervous, because I'd just bought Kitty and was hoping all was well with her. (I did buy her from a reputable garage so there shouldn't have been any problems but you just don't know with mechanical things).
anyway...... I set off from Tescos and got myself on the motorway and turned on the radio. but all I could hear was static..... no radio..... and I hadn't brought any cds. humph! no music or chat then :-( oh well.... I thought.... I'll just have to sing sing sing ..... and so I did. and talked to Kitty... encouraging her. and I also talked to Stephen. I haven't introduced you to Stephen yet. he is my SatNav which has the voice of Stephen Fry. he is a great travelling companion and makes sure I stay on the right road and get to my destination.
I hadn't realised that old campervans go slowly coz they can't go fast! that had not occured to me when driving my little car behind one especially on a hill. but they do go slowly. I thought that there was something wrong with Kitty when we were on the motorway but came to a slight incline and the speed slowed from 55mph to 45mph then to 40mph and then to 35mph. "oh Kitty don't give out on me" I cried. but sure enough as soon as we came back onto the flat my speed zoomed up to an exhillarating 50mph!!!
but then it is all about the journey..... not the destination isn't it?
after a couple of hours I would normally have stopped if I'd been in the car.... but I was enjoying tootling along in Kitty and having other campervans flash lights at me and wave (friendly lot). so I carried on. thinking I would stop at the next services and then the next and the next..... but never actually stopping. but eventually after 4 hours of driving my bladder decided that I should stop. by this time I'd left the motorway and was driving on A roads. when suddenly it hit me like a cricket bat! I didn't NEED a service station.... I had a toilet onboard..... and a sandwich in the fridge...... and a kettle and stove to make a cuppa. so I stopped at the next layby ... closed all the back curtains and got the toilet out of it's little cupboard :-) .... hands washed, I got my sandwich and put water in the kettle and put it on to boil. wow! this is the life!
I'd been travelling most of the day and the light was begining to fade.... but I was still 20 miles from the campsite. I'd been using my indicators all day and assumed the headlights were on the same switch.... but .... panic.... no they weren't. "how the heck do you turn the lights on?" I wondered.
no time to worry about that as I encountered a closed road. "but I want to go down there" I almost wailed. but obvously I couldn't so tried an alternative .... "turn around when possible" said Stephen. "I can't" was my reply. he'll pick it up I thought. "turn around when possible" repeated Stephen. I tried various roads only to be met with "turn around when possible" grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr shut up Stephen!!
eventually Stephen picked up a route for me and took me down a single-tracked road which looked like it led to a farm. it was hardly wide enough for the campervan let alone anything I might meet coming the other way!!! even a dog-walker would have had to scramble up the banking!
the track eventually led to a reasonable road and we were 'out of danger' .... but still no lights. everyone coming towards me had their lights on. just me with no illumination. scarey. but now I was less than 10 miles from the campsite. I had visions of having to stop and camp beside the road only a few short miles from my destination. but there was hope ... as it wasn't dark yet.... just getting dusk.
on and on I drove down leafy lanes and through tiny villages.... I was begining to think that Stephen was lost..... "in 300 yards turn left...... turn right...... turn left...... straight on!" then............. I saw the campsite sign........... I was here!!!! just a few yards more and I was safe from Mr Policeman stopping me for not having my lights on! or worse still safe from having to stop by the roadside and camp all night because it was too dark to drive without lights!!! I drove up to the barrier and it lifted.... thankfully and in I went. we have camped here before so I knew where we would be... what field we were in. but just before I parked up I just had to................................. stop for a tinkle at the 'facilities'.
then on I drove to the camping field No.9. "You've no lights on Willow" I heard them cry. Swampy plugged in my hookup...... Andy jumped into Kitty and found the light switch and everything was working fine... just me that couldn't see the switch .... the lovely SolsticeDreamer asked for my cup and made me a hot cuppa while Kit asked if I had a glass to put some wine into. I was home!
I slept like a log that night and didn't even realise I'd put the bed cushions together wrong, and was sleeping in the gap between them on the bare board lol. everyone was already up having breakfast before I managed to even open my eyes.
I'm going to love this campervan life!
And what a lovely Kitty Campa van she is too!
Oh I did giggle through that post!


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Ohio Drug Overdose Deaths Fall to Three-Year Low
MN Among States Struggling with Medical-Marijuana Oversight
Red Cross Focuses on MN Young Adults for Blood Donations
New Year: Time to Review Your Meds
Bill Seeks to End Maine's Subminimum Wage for Workers with Disabilities
NH Voters Take Note: Latest Iowa Poll Finds "Tightly Bunched Field"
Broadband-Bill Sponsors Hope to Improve Maine's Internet
Obamacare Still in Play, NY Could Lose a Lot
Advocates say 2.7 million New Yorkers would lose insurance under the Republican health care plan. (Creative Commons Photo Credit: Source)
NEW YORK – When Congress returns from recess, repealing the Affordable Care Act could be back on the table, with some changes that critics say would cost New York billions of dollars.
Republicans in Congress have been drafting a new bill to replace the ACA, commonly known as Obamacare.
Opponents say that, like the American Health Care Act, or AHCA, that failed last month, the new bill would give tax breaks to the rich, take health care away from 24 million Americans, slash Medicaid, and raise health care costs.
Elizabeth Benjamin, co-founder of Health Care for All New York, says it would be bad for the country, and even worse for New York.
"The budgetary impact on New York state would total nearly $7 billion in the first four years alone, causing a loss of coverage, jobs and other negative impacts on New Yorkers," she points out.
Republicans say their bill would return control of health care to the states and restore the free market. But Benjamin says 2.7 million New Yorkers would lose coverage.
According to Helen Schaub, New York state director of policy and legislation for 1199 SEIU, one amendment to the bill, sponsored by two New York Republicans, would affect New York alone by withholding federal funds from the state equal to the amount of Medicaid costs the state shifts to counties.
"So it was essentially a $2.3 billion cut to Medicaid financing in the state, which we know would have very significant consequences," she explains.
Schaub adds that a study by George Washington University found New York would lose 33,000 jobs under the AHCA as health care institutions dealt with the loss of funding.
Benjamin notes that before the Affordable Care Act, there were only 19,000 people enrolled in New York's individual insurance market. With Obamacare, that increased to 360,000 and premiums dropped an average of 53 percent.
"Under their proposal, not only will those premium reductions be wiped out, we can expect to see 15 to 20 percent or more premium increases," she stresses.
On Tuesday President Donald Trump once again said repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act is a top legislative priority.
Andrea Sears, Public News Service - NY


This report studies the global market size of Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables in key regions like North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Central & South America and Middle East & Africa, focuses on the consumption of Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables in these regions.
This research report categorizes the global Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables market by players/brands, region, type and application. This report also studies the global market status, competition landscape, market share, growth rate, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, sales channels, distributors and Porter's Five Forces Analysis.
In 2017, the global Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables market size was million US$ and is forecast to million US in 2025, growing at a CAGR of from 2018. The objectives of this study are to define, segment, and project the size of the Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables market based on company, product type, application and key regions.
This report includes the estimation of market size for value (million US$) and volume (K Units). Both top-down and bottom-up approaches have been used to estimate and validate the market size of Biodegradable Foodservice Disposables market, to estimate the size of various other dependent submarkets in the overall market. Key players in the market have been identified through secondary research, and their market shares have been determined through primary and secondary research. All percentage shares, splits, and breakdowns have been determined using secondary sources and verified primary sources.


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Cirque Du Soleil Percussionist Fernando Diez Talks Studio Recording, Future Ambitions
South Pasadena Local Cirque Du Soleil Percussionist is on a very long break due to the COVID pandemic 'shutdowns'. Time to think, time to teach, time to record a new album.
PHOTO: Eric Fabbro | SouthPasadenan.com News | Fernando Diez, touring musician/percussionist for Cirque Du Soleil's Kooza, finds sanctuary in his home studio
Near 6 months in to the COVID-19 pandemic and the world continues to adjust. Cirque Du Soleil is on hold for the moment.
Betwixt the many roles that modern living has fostered remains that of the artist. Those who have had voices for millennia in different capacities continue to interpret and create, trying make sense of their surroundings in the only way they know how. The era of confusion and anger has elicited the artist to reassess their own role and seek a fundamental understanding of what it means to assume it.
PHOTO: Eric Fabbro | SouthPasadenan.com News |
Fernando Diez sits at his computer as he plays back an audio clip packed with momentum and eclectic vibrations, surrounded by instruments and mementos from his travels as a world touring percussionist with Cirque Du Soleil, which spans over 60 countries and 10 years.
Congas, woodblocks, chimes, keyboards, and cymbals of all shapes and sizes occupy this musician's sanctuary.
His studio, modestly sized but exuding charm (and air conditioning), has been his second home for years, but even more so since COVID-19 had prohibited all touring and live venues from hosting shows indefinitely. "I miss it. I mean, I went from doing 8-10 shows a week to zero. You know, the slow up was so brutal," reflects Diez.
Now on his 6th studio album, Breathe, Diez continues to infuse his sounds with a chromatic blend of sub-Saharan beats, traditional African music, latin rock, jazz, and some hints of 70's lofi and prog.
Citing Santana as one of his first influences that made him slap his first skin at 18 years old, he reminisces "I started playing on my own, bought a pair of congas and I killed my hands because I had no technique. I just liked it." Art is pain, as they say.
Diez' ambition grew when a friend had lent him an LP by French-Algerian artist Guem, whose music he describes as "very melodic" despite being comprised entirely out of percussive elements.
By chance — or perhaps fate — Guem began teaching classes in Diez' hometown in France, "I went to take a class and the first class I was like, that's it! That's what I wanted to do," he says, noting that all it took was that extra push to pursue a dormant passion, "I realized I loved it already, but I also realized I had this gift, so I decided that I was gonna do this with my life."
Remembering the days as a 'struggling musician', Diez facetiously fondly remembers the days of eating 'basta' — a portmanteau of 'bachelor' and 'pasta' — a simple and affordable dish of butter, salt and pasta. Facing a difficult transition did not preclude him from his dreams however, "It didn't bother me because I had a goal," he simply puts.
Beating away, literally, on his craft, Diez had collaborated with many acts over the years as both a touring and studio percussionist. Howard Hewitt, Marta Santamaría, and One Tribe Nation were just a few of the many acts that benefited from his feverish, sonically-paced rhythms.
Working as a freelancer, the cyclical nature of work and play as an artist drove him into a hustling modus operandi. "You have a job, you don't have a job, you have a job, you don't have a job. They're calling, you're hustling. And all the hours you have to put into practicing, you know, it takes dedication. The gift is not enough," warns Diez, "If you just like it, you're gonna just do it for a bit and give up."
It wasn't until over a decade ago that Diez joined with the world-famous traveling act, Cirque Du Soleil. Trekking to Las Vegas, he took a chance to audition for them. "It wasn't for a specific job," he explains, saying that if they liked you they just put you in 'the book'. For 3 1/2 years, Diez wasn't sure how his audition went, admitting that he had totally forgotten about it until the decisive call he received from the circus, asking him if he'd be available to perform in Brazil in just two weeks' time, to which he ostensibly agreed to.
Having the chance to play over 60 countries, Diez admires the time he gets to spend touring and playing under the Big Top. Another benefit is the opportunity to explore the various cities around the world, "You do have time to visit the city, to know the people. It's different from like a rock tour, where it's: 'bus, gig, bus, gig.' you know? So this is kind of nice, because you really have time to discover places."
Not only does Diez get to soak in the scenery and experience the rush of performing live for thousands, he also brings along his own 'mini set-up'. Consisting of a MIDI keyboard, a couple of travel-friendly instruments, and his laptop decked out with Pro Tools, the songwriting process starts here for his personal work. Modestly joking that he "cheats with the MIDI" to write melodies, Diez also believes that as a percussionist, his approach to melody is unique. "I just go by feeling," he says emotively, "I don't have a concept when I write an album. I just start with one song and two songs then it becomes its own entity." He describes the way he connects to his music parallels that of a "color" or a "vibe".
Diez feels the duality of the recent pandemic has definitely lead to the completion of his latest album but also yearns for the day he can return to the stage, "I'm very proud to be in a show like that and the music is good and the band is held together so we have fun."
He hopes that he may get the opportunity to hit the road by next spring again, but in the meantime plans on continuing to write, record, and produce music. Another album might be in the works he says, but for the time being he'll continue to meditate on the beats that this lockdown world may produce, proving that no matter what your circumstances as an artist you never stop creating, "Everything you hear and listen to, it's always in you."
Fernando's latest album, Breathe, and other songs can be found HERE, via 'BandCamp' where 80% of the proceeds go directly to the artist.
He is also available for Zoom lessons and can be contacted through his home page at fernandodiez.com


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Giuliani speaks about leadership at CU Boulder
Authors: Jake Blumberg
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani took center court Sunday at Boulder's Coors Events Center, outlining his personal beliefs on leadership to a crowd of more than 3000.
In a speech entitled "Leadership in Tough Times," which was sponsored by University of Colorado in Boulder's Distinguished Speakers Board, Giuliani described his personal leadership style and what he feels are characteristics that make a great leader.
"Above all, a great leader must learn how to love people, because ultimately you are leading people," Giuliani said. "People need you the most when things go wrong. You have got to be there when things go wrong to support those you are leading."
Beyond loving those that one leads, a great leader is made up of six qualities: strong personal beliefs, optimism, courage, relentless preparation, the ability to work with a team and strong communication ability, Giuliani said.
"I believe that leaders can be made, because it is what a leader learns that makes them the leader they are," Giuliani said. "You can teach principles to make someone a leader."
Giuliani spoke about three leaders he feels exemplified the six characteristics of great leadership, mentioning former President Ronald Reagan, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and the recently deceased Pope John Paul II, who died on Saturday.
"Dr. King, President Reagan, and Pope John Paul II all had strong personal beliefs that they led by," Giuliani said. "I feel that politicians today are shaped too much by public opinion polls. The public's opinion is very important, but a leader must have their own personal beliefs to be able to navigate through difficult times.
Giuliani, a former Deputy Attorney General was Time Magazine's Person of the Year in 2001, along with being knighted by the Queen of England for his leadership during the September 11, 2001 crisis. Giuliani said he led New York City after Sept. 11 as well as he could with his existing knowledge and experience.
"There was no plan entitled 'Planes flown into buildings like missiles' for me to follow, but there were plans already in place that had been prepared for other disasters, like a plane crash or building collapse," Giuliani said, while explaining the need for preparation as a leader.
"As I was making the decisions on how to deal with 9/11, I just needed to link all the plans together that we already had, that we were prepared for," Giuliani said.
In a pre-speech press conference, Giuliani commented on the recent events surrounding CU's Ward Churchill, the professor who classified the victims of Sept. 11 as Nazi's.
"The people he was talking about are people I knew, people who I attended memorial services for," Giuliani said. "His remarks were extremely cruel and damaging, and caused a tremendous amount of pain to innocent people. His comments belied a lack of knowledge."
Although angered and offended by Churchill's comments, Giuliani stood by the importance of the First Amendment, and an individuals right to free speech.
"The First Amendment is one of our most important rights," Giuliani said. "People have the right to say anything they want, but others also have the right to draw conclusions from those comments."
Giuliani ended his speech with a message not just about leadership, but about life.
"Nobody makes it through life without serious problems and crisis," Giuliani said. "It is how one deals with those problems that makes them who they are."


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Watching a documentary about the influenza epidemic of 1918, one of the most interesting aspects was how quickly people put it from their minds once the danger had passed. Something like 500,000 people died in the United States alone. Civil society was brought largely to a stand-still. No one knew what to do: Doctors were flummoxed, patients would be admitted to hospitals with toe tags already affixed, and coffin makers had to post guards around their wares. Soldiers packed onto troop ships headed for the battlefields of World War I were facing more than a death from bullets since it was recognized that crowded spaces were fertile soil for transmission.
And the United States was not alone:
The global mortality rate from the 1918/1919 pandemic is not known, but it is estimated that 10% to 20% of those who were infected died. With about a third of the world population infected, this case-fatality ratio means that 3% to 6% of the entire global population died.[24] Influenza may have killed as many as 25 million in its first 25 weeks. Older estimates say it killed 40–50 million people[4] while current estimates say 50—100 million people worldwide were killed.[25] This pandemic has been described as "the greatest medical holocaust in history" and may have killed more people than the Black Death.[26] --- Wikipedia
Strange to think that World War I would be remembered and yet this unfathomable horror should have become, even immediately after its passing, a case of collective amnesia. Perhaps the fact that there was no credible blame or explanation that could be affixed made such forgetting inevitable...and perhaps imperative. Horrors like World War I have explanations and analyses that can be adduced. But a horror without an explanation is just too horrific, somehow ... maybe it was like that...where a scream has no sound, who would bother screaming?
And perhaps the same is true for joy. Where explanations find no footing, it is easier to forget about it.


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This year JS has done work on the latest Honey movie featuring Teyana Taylor, Selena Gomez 2018 Coach campaign, Netflix's TV show On My Block, & more.


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Reports: Cincinnati Bearcats' LaQuill Hardnett enters transfer portal
LaQuill Hardnett committed to the Bearcats in February of 2018, when Mick Cronin was UC's head coach.
Reports: Cincinnati Bearcats' LaQuill Hardnett enters transfer portal LaQuill Hardnett committed to the Bearcats in February of 2018, when Mick Cronin was UC's head coach. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sports/college/university-of-cincinnati/2019/06/17/laquill-hardnett-uc-bearcats-redshirt-freshman-enters-transfer-portal/1478711001/
Dave Clark, Cincinnati Enquirer Published 1:40 p.m. ET June 17, 2019 | Updated 1:46 p.m. ET June 17, 2019
LaQuill Hardnett, a 6-foot-7 small forward from Philadelphia who redshirted as a freshman for the Cincinnati Bearcats and did not see game action, is entering the NCAA transfer portal, according to multiple reports.
Cincinnati Bearcats forward LaQuill Hardnett (11) shoots before Cincinnati Men's Basketball practice on Thursday, Sept. 27, 2018, in Cincinnati. (Photo: Albert Cesare, )
Hardnett played at Perry Hall High School in Baltimore. He committed to the Bearcats in February of 2018, when Mick Cronin was UC's head coach. Hardnett had also received offers from Western Kentucky and St. Bonaventure.
The Bearcats have added several players since John Brannen replaced Cronin as head coach. They've also lost Logan Johnson, Eliel Nsoseme, Nysier Brooks and Rashawn Fredericks.
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John Brannen details a 'fast and furious' first six weeks as Cincinnati Bearcats basketball coach. Fletcher Page, fpage@enquirer..com


The Holy Roman Empire was a multi-ethnic complex of territories in central Europe that developed during the Middle Ages and continued until its dissolution in 1806. The core and largest territory of the empire was the Kingdom of Germany, though it included at times the Kingdom of Italy, the Kingdom of Bohemia, and the Kingdom of Burgundy, as well as numerous other territories. The empire grew out of East Francia, a primary division of the Frankish Empire. Pope Leo III crowned Frankish king Charlemagne as emperor on Christmas 800, restoring the title in the West after more than three centuries. After Charlemagne died, the title passed in a desultory manner during the decline and fragmentation of the Carolingian dynasty, eventually falling into disuse by 924. The title was revived in 962 when Otto I was crowned emperor, fashioning himself as the successor of Charlemagne and beginning a continuous existence of the empire for over eight centuries. Some historians refer to the coronation of Charlemagne as the origin of the empire, while others prefer the coronation of Otto I as its beginning. Scholars generally concur, however, in relating an evolution of the institutions and principles comprising the empire, describing a gradual assumption of the imperial title and role. The precise term Holy Roman Empire was not used until the 13th century, but the doctrine of translatio imperii ("transfer of rule") was fundamental to the prestige of the emperor, the notion that he held supreme power inherited from the emperors of Rome. The office of Holy Roman Emperor was traditionally elective, although frequently controlled by dynasties. The German prince-electors, the highest ranking noblemen of the empire, usually elected one of their peers as "King of the Romans", and he would later be crowned emperor by the Pope; the tradition of papal coronations was discontinued in the 16th century. The empire never achieved the extent of political unification formed in France, evolving instead into a decentralized, limited elective monarchy composed of hundreds of sub-units, principalities, duchies, counties, Free Imperial Cities, and other domains. The power of the emperor was limited, and while the various princes, lords, and kings of the empire were vassals and subjects who owed the emperor their allegiance, they also possessed an extent of privileges that gave them de facto sovereignty within their territories. Emperor Francis II dissolved the empire in August 1806 after its defeat by Napoleon at the Battle of Austerlitz.


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How To: Get rid of inbox tabs in Gmail
By Jim Hillier / July 25, 2013 November 12, 2015 / 2 Comments	/ Email, How-To
I guess I was one of many who recently accessed their Gmail only to see incoming emails automatically sorted under a new tabs system.
This may be fine if emails were categorized properly but it seemed to me they had been randomly sorted under different tabs, certainly not how I would have categorized them. Besides, I can manage my emails just fine all by myself, thank you Mr. Google. The good news is, it is purely optional and there are two simple methods to make the tabs go away.
Turn off tabs in Gmail – #1
Click on Gmail's gear icon (top right of screen) and from the drop down menu select Configure inbox.
In the following screen, remove the checkmark from (deselect) extraneous tab options and click Save. Done!
Click on Gmail's gear icon (top right of screen) and from the drop down menu select Settings.
In the menu across the top of the Settings window, click on and open the Inbox tab
Deselect extraneous tabs as described in #1 and then click the Save Changes button. Done!
I can see how this new feature may be useful for some, especially where inboxes might be full to overflowing. However, for a variety of reasons, it does not suit me personally. I'm just thankful that Google did not make the tabbed inbox mandatory and provided simple options to disable it.
Jim Hillier
Jim is the resident freeware aficionado at DCT. A computer veteran with 30+ years experience who first started writing about computers and tech back in the days when freeware was actually free. His first computer was a TRS-80 in the 1980s, he progressed through the Commodore series of computers before moving to PCs in the 1990s. Now retired (aka an old geezer), Jim retains his passion for all things tech and still enjoys building and repairing computers for a select clientele... as well as writing for DCT, of course.
2 thoughts on "How To: Get rid of inbox tabs in Gmail"
I noticed they slipped some supposed messages under the Promotions tab that were really ads disguised as messages. That was enough for me to turn off the tabs. The funny part is I can see why the tabs would be useful but not if Google is going to use it as yet another way to force you to look at their ads.
JJ Rice
I tried to be very open-minded when this first came up and went back and forth for over a week but in the end I stayed with the five tabs…… It takes a little work to get the e-mails into the right tab but after a month almost all of my e-mails (roughly 200-300 daily) are doing fine for me….. I'm in my middle 60's and change doesn't always work for me but I gave it a chance to work and will "never" go back…… Change can be good but it takes patience..
Go luck to everyone, it can work for you……


The Doctors Company just came out with an article entitled, "Cybersecurity Must Be Part of Every Healthcare Professional's Job." The article warns that we will see more cyberattacks in the future.
[Cyberattacks] are increasing in frequency and sophistication. But they are also preventable.
The bottom line is that cybersecurity must become "a fundamental part of [healthcare organizations'] business." This includes the solo physician practice as much as any major health system.
Compliance with HIPAA is critically important to covered entities and their business associates. This is not new, but it is good to remember that noncompliance with HIPAA Privacy and Security rules can lead to enforcement action and the imposition of civil monetary penalties.
The HHS Office of Civil Rights investigates violations of health information privacy rights. The HIPAA enforcement rule, which can be found at 45 CFR Part 160, Subparts C, D, and E, contains provisions for investigations and procedures for hearings.
The HHS OCR has been active in 2017. After 6 months, there have been a number of investigations of violations of HIPAA's privacy rule. Covered entities should review here the types of violations that have arisen and their resolution.
It's important to remember to be careful and thorough in all dealings that implicate HIPAA. Data breaches and fines are embarrassing and expensive.
Does Lying Make Healthcare Simpler?
Earlier this year, the President admitted that healthcare and healthcare reform are complicated.
The Senate GOP leadership then proposed in June its Better Care Reconciliation Act of 2017. If the number of pages makes a difference, the Senate's bill, at 145 pages, is a little less simple than the House's AHCA, but still much simpler than Obamacare. The additional pages used in the Senate proposal, unfortunately, did not make the Better Care Act less mean — actually, the consensus is that the Better Care Act is "meaner" than the AHCA. The national negative reaction, along with a number of GOP Senators being unable to vote for the bill, resulted in the vote being postponed until later in July.
Repealing Obamacare is extraordinarily complicated and would hurt many people — is the Senate, whose GOP members can't muster 50 votes to pass an arguably harsh repeal and replace bill, able to get enough votes to pass a much harsher repeal bill? Will Senators agree to repeal all protections for people with pre-existing conditions, and take away the right of adult children to stay on their parents' insurance until they are 26, and terminate accountable care organizations, and rollback all Medicaid expansion and marketplace health plans, and stop all subsidies to people, and on and on? Yes, repeal would attract the more conservative Senators, like Paul and Cruz, who want Obamacare and its regulations repealed, but would be opposed by many moderate Senators, like Collins, Capito, and Heller, who remain concerned about the negative impact on their states if Obamacare is drastically changed.
Statements by the President and GOP Senators and House members about the death of Obamacare, its imminent collapse and implosion, are the lies that have fueled the rush to repeal and replace. These lies have been debunked by the CBO. The challenges faced by Obamacare are largely because the GOP has refused to help fix the problems because it and its members' supporters (i.e., the insurance companies and the pharmaceutical industry) would rather go back to the ways things were by repealing Obamacare.
It is lie is that Obamacare is bad and must be repealed because of the collapsing insurance markets and the increasing premium costs. Despite its flaws, Obamacare extended coverage, made sure that the sickest segments of our population would still be able to get affordable insurance, forced the insurance companies to actually spend their premium dollars on the health of their insureds, and required that all policies provide certaIn basic benefits so that the insureds actually had coverage after paying premiums. If Obamacare had been allowed to work the way it was supposed, the individual and employer mandates would have made the pool of insureds bigger and reduced the rate of increase of premium costs.
It is a lie that the insurance markets are collapsing. Insurers are dropping out of the markets because of their losses (i.e., reduced profits). For years insurers have enjoyed artificially inflated profits by unilaterally reducing payments to physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers, by shifting the risk of insurance to the providers, and by denying benefits to insureds. Obamacare required these insurers for the first time in a long to actually provide insurance, pay claims, and accept the risk of covering their sick insureds whose money they took for so long. Insurers should never have been allowed to withdraw from the markets or a public option should have been provided — in any event, the struggle of the markets was orchestrated by insurance companies themselves, aided and abetted by the a GOP who refused to make necessary changes to Obamacare to address these problems.
A related lie is that things will be fine once we allow capitalism and the free market to work. Who believes this? Obamacare was the result of an out of control insurance industry abusing its customers in the manner described above.
The Wall Street Journal supports the Senate bill. In an editorial last week, the WSJ said "Repairing the failing individual insurance market, putting Medicaid on budget for the first time in the entitlement's history, and passing an enormous pro-growth tax cut are historic opportunities." Do not ignore the fact that "putting Medicaid on a budget" means less or no care for people getting healthcare now or who will need it in the future. If rationing healthcare is the goal, then state it plainly and let Americans decide if they ate prepared to have someone decide whose child goes without vaccines, whose grandmother is thrown out of the nursing home, and whose spouse with breast cancer goes untreated. And this is the underpinning of another lie — the GOP has been telling us that its repeal and replace bills will improve healthcare for Americans. However, the bills have nothing to do with healthcare other than to reduce its availability and affordability.
The biggest lie of the President and the GOP is that their proposals are what the people want and what they promised when they ran for election. The great unpopularity of the GOP's bills demonstrates that those bills are not what people who need health insurance want. More important, the disconnect between the popular election rhetoric of repeal and replace and the dissatisfaction that voters express when presented with the effects of the GOP's efforts at repealing and replacing shows that most Americans' knowledge of Obamacare is still based on the 8 years of lies that the GOP has been telling about it — and continues to tell.
So, even though all of us know that healthcare is complicated, the President appears convinced that lying will make it simpler and make it easier to tell the Trump core that another promise has been kept. Making healthcare better should be about more than checking boxes on a list.
Three Miami men — $40 million in fines and restitution and 188 months of prison for billing for phantom home healthcare, money laundering, and kickback schemes.
New York surgeon — $25 million in false claims for billing for services not performed.
Maryland X-Ray company owner — 10 years prison for fraudulently billing bogus medical interpretations for diagnostic tests that resulted in two patients' deaths.
New York physician — jail time for kickback with hospitals in exchange for referring patients to nursing homes.
South Carolina hospital — $17 million in fines for improper financial arrangements with referring physicians.
Illinois woman — $15.6 million and six years prison for fraudulent billing in home health services.
Texas physician — 63 months prison and $1 million in fines and restitution for falsely certifying patients for home health services.
Florida physician — 46 months prison and $2.1 million in fines and restitution for intentionally falsifying diagnoses to get higher Medicare advantage plan capitation payments.
In October 2013, the Florida Society of Anesthesiologists filed a qui tam action under seal as required, which named as defendants a large number of Florida GI physicians, surgery centers, and "company model" anesthesia providers. The action was unsealed and made public during the last week of March.
Chief among the FSA's allegations is that the defendants violated the federal False Claims Act by billing and collecting for anesthesia services performed by captive "company model" anesthesia providers.
At its simplest, the term "company model" refers to an anesthesia company jointly owned by referring physicians and anesthesiologists that is formed to provide anesthesia services at the ambulatory surgery center that the referring physicians own. The jointly owned anesthesia company takes the place of anesthesiologists (or an entity owned 100% by them) which previously performed the anesthesia services for the ASC. By using the company model arrangement, the referring physicians are then able to share in the revenues generated by the anesthesia services that previously would go solely to the anesthesiologists who performed the services.
The OIG made it clear in its Advisory Opinion 12-06 posted on June 1, 2012 that the company model and similar arrangements "could potentially generate prohibited remuneration under the anti-kickback statute and that the OIG could potentially impose administrative sanctions." The American and Florida Societies of Anesthesiologists had been urging the OIG to take action like this for a long time, and it is not surprising that the FSA would take the lead in filing a qui tam action on company model arrangements that continued after the OIG posted its opinion.
This is a very significant case. The U.S. Attorney's Office has presently declined to intervene, but its investigation is ongoing.
The Doctors Company, a physician-owned malpractice insurer, recently posted an article on so-called "ransomware" attacks on healthcare providers. Ransomware is a software virus that infects your computer network by encrypting all of your data so that it cannot be accessed without typing in the encryption key which the ransomware attacker will provide for a price.
I have a lawyer colleague whose law firm was the victim of a ransomware attack. Fortunately, the firm did frequent backups and all the data could be restored without having to pay the ransom. However, there was great disruption to the office, work essentially stopped, and everything has not quite been the same since the data was restored.
The Doctors Company's article says that ransomware victims only have three options – restore the data (but that requires frequent backups), pay the ransom, or lose the data. For most organizations, especially those in healthcare, choosing to lose the data is not a viable option.
Victims face the loss of business, inconvenience to patients/clients/customers, damage to reputation, and potential liability if needed data is not available and a patient or client or customer is adversely affected.
Prevention, vigilance, and employee education are all critical to responding effectively to a ransomware attack.


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Look at us. We're all born lost, aren't we? We're all born separated from God – over and over life makes sure to inform us of this – and yet we're all real: we have names, we have lives. We mean something. We must. My heart is so cold. And I feel so lost. I shed my block of hate but what if nothing emerges to fill in the hole it left? The universe is so large, and the world is so glorious, but here I am on a sunny August morning with chilled black ink pumping through my veins, and I feel like the unholiest thing on earth.


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Aeroexpress, together with the TRIP2RUS.RU tourism portal, has introduced the Travel at Home photo exhibition.
The project represents 16 of the best works from the Travel at Home All-Russian Photo Festival. The exhibition shows landscapes and famous sights from various regions of Russia, including lakes in Karelia, waterfalls in Kabardino-Balkaria, Kremlin in Novgorod, and the coast of the Pacific Ocean.
Passengers can travel around picturesque areas of Russia while waiting for their Aeroexpress train or upon arrival at the airport, on the third floor of the company's terminal at Sheremetyevo Airport.
"The exhibition is open to everyone — the company's passengers or any traveller who wants to see it. We hope that these photos will help to introduce new travel destinations for domestic tourists and will guide foreign visitors around various regions of Russia. In addition, each picture is accompanied with a piece of information about the sight shown in it, ways to reach it and the most convenient flights to travel there," said Ekaterina Lobanova, Press Service Officer at Aeroexpress.
"We would like to thank Aeroexpress for their cooperation and this opportunity to represent works of the photographers who took part in out photo festival to the public. Aeroexpress is popular with both domestic and foreign travellers so all information at the exhibition is provided in Russian and English. We are glad to invite everyone to take part in our photo contest called 'Travel at Home'. Your picture might be included in our next exhibition," commented Elena Sergeyeva, Editor-in-Chief at TRIP2RUS.RU and Chairman of the Judges at the Travel at Home Photo Festival.
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RICHARD BRANSON'S plans for a test track for his Hyperloop One fast transport system in Spain have been beaten by a Dutch start up.
Hardt says it has successfully completed Europe's first Hyperloop tunnel, bringing it one step closer to launching what it hopes to be a 10,000km system that will whisk travellers to their destination at up to 1,000 kph.
But it has a long way to go–the test tunnel in the Netherlands is only 30 metres long, although the company says it demonstrates all the technology that will be need to develop the sealed tunnel system that will run on a magnetic track where the carriages hover above the floor (Maglev) in anear vacuum.
Richard Branson's Virgin Hyperloop One company signed an agreement to build a research and development facility for a near-supersonic rail transit system in 2018.The Spanish state-owned rail infrastructure company ADIF agreed a deal with Hyperloop One which will see further development and testing of the revolutionary transport system start in Bobadilla ,Malaga by 2020.
The Virgin Hyperloop One is a fresh take on transportation, essentially a shuttle that travels using magnetic levitation in an ultra-low pressure tube to minimise air resistance.Speeds of 387 km/h (240 mph) have already been achieved during testing in the States but the system could, theoretically, travel faster than the speed of sound.Virgin Hyperloop One chief executive team Rob Lloyd said at the time: "By investing in the development and testing of Virgin Hyperloop One, Spain is extending its long tradition as an innovative, global transport leader.
"We are excited to partner with such a forward-thinking country in developing the next generation of transportation."
It is understood that the company will receive €126 million in the form of loans and grants to set up the new facility.
ADIF said the centre could create 250 highly skilled jobs in the next five years.The rail infrastructure company said Virgin has chosen Spain for its hyperloop tests thanks to ADIF's engineering and technology expertise, the availability of highly qualified talent and the fact that Spain is a leader in high-speed rail travel.
The new facility will be located in the Railway Technology Centre in Bobadilla where there are already around 60 companies working in different areas of innovation in railway technologies.


James F. Graham, 64, of Tiffin, died at 9:28 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17, 2018, at his residence.
He was born Feb. 13, 1954, in Willard, to Henry and Virginia (Allen) Graham. He married Susan Reed Jan. 25, 1975, at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Attica, and she survives.
Other survivors include a son, Joshua (Molly) Graham of Marysville; a daughter, Jodi (Dean) Zeigler of Douglasville, Georgia; two grandchildren, Kenna Zeigler and Layla Graham; five brothers, Mike (Debbie) Graham of Mt. Gilead, Fred (Barb) Graham of Willard, David (Joann) Graham of Republic, Donald (Marleen) Graham of Bloomville, and Jack (Kay) Graham of Kettering; and a sister, Jean Ann (Dan) Hark of Carey.
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James worked as an electronics technician at Motorola, Schaumburg, Illinois, and also at RCA/Intersil, Findlay. He started and owned his own business, Air Cool Services, in Tiffin. James loved a good campfire and camping in the great outdoors. He enjoyed traveling and was a devoted fan of The Ohio State Buckeyes. He devoted his life to his family, loved spending time with his grandchildren and enjoyed all of their family get-togethers.
Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2018, at Traunero Funeral Home and Crematory, 214 S. Monroe St., Tiffin, OH 44883 (419) 447-3113. A wake service will be at 3:30 p.m. at the funeral home.
Prayers will be said at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home followed by a funeral Mass at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 22, at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Rev. Joseph Szbyka will officiate.
The rosary will be recited 20 minutes prior to the funeral at the church. Burial will follow at St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to F.A.C.T. of Seneca County or to St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
For directions or to view the celebration of life video, go to www.traunerofuneralhome.com.


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How can I get my puppy to stop peeing in her crate?
Before we brought home our first puppy we read several books about how to train puppies.
One of our favorite books that we suggest for any new puppy parent read is Puppies for Dummies. In fact, Puppies for Dummies was the first book I read before bringing Linus home from the Carson Animal Shelter.
We wanted to learn as much as we could about puppies before diving into puppy ownership.
Now 10+ years later we continue to read books about puppies and dog training. It might be a good time to put together a list of our favorite puppy training books…stay tuned.
We rescued Linus from the shelter, fostered dozens of puppies and dogs, raised 11 guide and service dog puppies, and puppy sat countless dogs and puppies.
Maybe we're not experts, but we do think we know a little more than the average bear.
Over the years we've kept the answers in the comment section, but starting this year we're going to highlight questions and answer it right here on the blog!
Our hope is to build a resource section and help answer some of the most common puppy training questions.
We hear this question several times a month in it's different variations.
You have to remember that a puppy as young as yours (around 9 weeks of age) probably does not yet have full control of her bladder.
She may not always know when she has to potty, but there are some things you can do in your situation.
Your goal is to not allow your puppy to potty in the crate anymore. At some point in time she learned that it was okay to potty in the crate.
If she's having accidents in the crate during the day and at night you need to make sure you reduce the amount of time she spends in the crate and over time incrementally extend the amount of time she spends in her crate.
Crate size is too big. If you're crate is too big then your puppy will often times use one side to potty (her bathroom) and the other side to sleep (her bedroom). A crate should only be large enough for your puppy to stand up and turn around any bigger than that and you might have a few potty accidents. If you're looking for a crate we recommend the MidWest Life Stages Double Door Crate which has a divider allowing you to adjust the size of your crate as your puppy grows.
Before you brought home your puppy she learned to potty in her crate. In general puppies will not potty where they sleep, but there could be reasons why your puppy learned to do this before you brought her home. If you bought from a pet store (please don't buy from pet stores as the majority of these puppies come from puppy mills) your puppy probably learned to potty where she sleeps. The same could be true if you purchased from an irresponsible breeder. Responsible breeders will often times start potty training their pups before they go home with their new families. If you adopted, your puppy may have learned to potty in there kennel or other sleeping area. You never really know, but sometime in her past she may have learned to potty in her crate.
She has a bladder infection or some kind of health issue. A trip to the veterinarian may be in order. You might want to consider this as an option if your puppy is having unusual potty accidents.
Since your puppy is peeing/pooping in the crate overnight without any whining to alert you then you should consider setting your alarm clock 2-3 times spread out through the night, wake up, take your puppy to her potty spot, have her potty, then take her right back to bed.
Another thing you should do to help avoid future puppy potty accidents in crate is thoroughly clean your crate using an enzymatic cleaner like Rocco & Roxie Stain and Odor Eliminator.
Your puppy's nose is thousands of times more powerful then yours if she can smell the urine in the crate then she might go there again. Moving forward, anytime she has an accident make sure you thoroughly clean the crate again.
If you're putting blankets or towels in the crate I would consider removing these. Puppies usually like going potty on soft surfaces as opposed to hard surfaces.
As mentioned earlier make sure you have the right size crate. If you bought a large crate to allow your puppy to grow into it I would either purchase a smaller, proper sized crate or use a divider to make the crate the correct size.
Consistent Feeding Schedule = Consistent Potty Schedule.
You should start keeping a daily puppy potty schedule to keep track of every time your puppy pees, poops, eats, and drinks water.
You'll notice that your puppy is very predictable as to when she potties in relation to the times she eats, drinks, plays, etc.
Make sure you feed your puppy at least a couple hours before you put her to bed for the night.
Make sure you take your puppy out to potty (and make sure she goes) right before you put her in her crate for the night.
By the way, we've had puppies potty outside then immediately potty again inside the house. If you are having this problem check out this blog post.
It's always a good idea to speak with your local professionals. If you don't already have a local veterinarian or dog trainer then you should start doing some research to find some good ones in your area.
Having a good vet and trainer will be a great resource for you and your dog today and into the future.
You should also consider enrolling in a puppy kindergarten which will give you a chance to socialize your puppy, learn basic obedience, and have a professional dog trainer to ask questions.
It always feels better when you realize that you are not the only one experiencing these puppy training and behavior problems.
QUICK RECOMMENDATION: Real world training like puppy kindergarten is invaluable, but if you're looking for some solid puppy training foundations then check out Puppies for Dummies (I know we mentioned it earlier, but it's worth repeating). It's a good book for learning the basics of raising and training a puppy.
What about everyone else out there?
Have you had any problems with crate training your puppy?
Did your puppy used to potty in her crate?
If so, tell us what you did to solve the problem.
Don't overuse your crate. – we are advised to not crate our puppies for more than 3 hours during the day. Overusing your crate can result in your puppy having a pee pee accident in the crate.
Keep your crate clean – Make sure you thoroughly clean all pee and poop accidents. We recommend Rocco & Roxie for removing stain and urine odors.
Keep a schedule – Keep a consistent feeding schedule and you'll notice a consistent potty schedule. Make sure you write it down!
That's it folks! Good luck with your puppy training. Let me know if you have any questions.
Take her water away 2 hours pior to bed time. If she goes in the crate at 10pm, remove the water at 8pm. Then right before putting her in the crate, walk her so she can eliminate. When you wake up, quickly remove her from the crate and walk her. Sometimes dogs will eliminate bc we don't take them out fast enough.
I just rescued a chiweeni.not sure of her age,she was rescued by someone else from a drug house,but she around 9 to 11 weeks old.i have had other puppiws before and I'm usually pretty good at house training and kennel training.she has the kennel training down until the morning.she screams like a banshee when she hears us moving around,but I like to keep her on a schedule of being out of the kennel at 8:20 am every morning.during the day I put her in the kennel just to keep her used to it and she has no accidents.at nigjt she goes pee and poop in their,without a sound and does not care about laying in it.im having to bathe her everyday.and I have a small kennel with the divider in place,does not help.shes a white dog,until morning,then shes yellow and stinks.i had a chichi before and never had this much trouble.but this is the first time ive had a dog from a bad situation like a drug house.plwase help.
I have a one year old Wheaton terrier and every time we leave the house he pees in the cage no matter if we take him out right before he goes in the cage. If I'm gone one hour or four hours, he pees. He is never in there more than four hours a day. What do I do?
Our puppy is doing the same thing – she goes overnight with no problems but as soon as we leave the house for work in the morning, right after she's been outside to potty, she pees in her kennel. Would love to hear suggestions, as it sounds like separation anxiety more than bladder issues.
I am having the same issue with my puppy and she is 14 weeks. Did your puppy ever stop, have you found solutions?
Hello!! I have a 7 year old dog that we adopted (he was house trained) and we have had him since March, then we moved across country in June. He kept his house trained mode when we brought him home but since we have moved he has been peeing and pooping in the house. (We showed him where to go potty when we moved there and how to use the new dog door.) So now we leave him in his crate and he is peeing in his crate when we are gone. We took him potty before we left and then came home to a mess so we crate him. We take him potty before we leave and put him in his crate. We are gone for an hour or less and come home and he has peed in his kennel. He knows how to get outside to go potty because he does it when we are home, but when we are gone is when he goes in the house. When we leave he comes out of the dog door too, so I know for sure that he knows how to use it. He gets to go through the garage to get outside and before we crated him we have come home to pee and poop in the garage, feet away from his dog door that leads outside.What do I do?
My 15 week old male, wheaten/poodle mix is able to sleep through the night and keep his crate clean. However, he cannot keep it clean while we are out at work, for the same amount of hours during the day. He also has random accidents inside at other times. We have shortened the crate and taken out soft padding. He definitely knows that outside is where he gets rewarded for making. Please help!
My 9 week olds pee in the crate intentionally. They literally stand up on their hind legs and pee all over everything almost as if they are marking their territory.
They know they get rewarded for going outside and we don't let them ever go more than 3 hours unless they are asleep. They go out the minute they wake up or bark but sometimes they just stop playing to stand up and pee without warning.


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Le régiment de Conti dragons est un régiment de cavalerie français d'Ancien Régime créé en 1667 sous le nom de régiment de Beaupré cavalerie devenu sous la Révolution le  de dragons.

Création et différentes dénominations
  : création du régiment de Beaupré cavalerie
  : licencié
  : rétablissement du régiment de Beaupré cavalerie
  : renommé régiment de Chartres cavalerie
  : renommé régiment de Clermont cavalerie
 1771 : renommé régiment de La Marche-Prince cavalerie
  : transformé en dragons, le régiment de Conti dragons
  : renommé  de dragons
  : renommé  de dragons La Reine
 1815 : renommé  de dragons
 1815 (après Waterloo) : licencié

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Étendards
6 étendards de « soye rouge, Soleil au milieu, & 4 fleurs de lys brodées en or aux coins, & frangez d'or ».

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Mestres de camp et colonels
Colonels propriétaires
  : Jacques François de Choiseul, marquis de Beaupré, brigadier le , maréchal de camp le , †
  : Philippe, duc de Chartres, †
  : Louis de Bourbon-Condé, comte de Clermont, maréchal de camp le , lieutenant général des armées du roi le , général de l'armée d'Allemagne le , †
 1771 : Louis-François-Joseph de Bourbon-Conti, Louis François Joseph de Bourbon-Conti, comte de La Marche puis prince de Conti, †

Mestres de camp-lieutenants et colonels
  : N. de Caylus, marquis de Fontanges
  : Nicolas Antoine de Grouches, marquis de Chépy
 1702 : Claude, bailli de Forbin
 1705 : N., comte de Messey
  : Anne François de Harleville-Paloiseau, marquis de Harville, brigadier le , maréchal de camp le , †
  : N., chevalier puis marquis de Villefort
  : François Louis, comte de Vienne, brigadier le , maréchal de camp le
  : François, chevalier de Fumel
  : Joseph, marquis de Fumel, brigadier le , déclaré maréchal de camp en  par brevet expédié le
  : Jacques d'Aygurande, comte de Poligny
  : Charles Louis de Cadillac, comte de Preyssac
  : Jean Louis, comte de Boulainvilliers
  : Jean-Baptiste Camille, comte de Canclaux, brigadier le , maréchal de camp le , lieutenant général le , †
  : Charles Jean-Baptiste Victor, comte de Borne d'Altier
  : Laurent Migot
  : Innocent Marie Louis Maillard de Landre
  : Jean Laurent Justin de La Coste-Duvivier
  : Pierre Fortuné Turfa
  : Pierre Wathier, général de brigade le , général de division le , †
  : Auguste Étienne Marie de La Motte, général de brigade le , général de division le , †
  : Pierre Joseph Farine du Creux, général de brigade, , †
  : Jean-Baptiste Bouquerot des Essarts, maréchal de camp le , †

Campagnes et batailles
 Guerre de Succession d'Espagne
 : bataille de Spire

 Guerre de Succession d'Autriche
 : bataille de Fontenoy

Le  de dragons a fait les campagnes de 1792 à 1794 à l'armée du Rhin.
Il a fait les campagnes des ans IV et V à l'armée de Rhin-et-Moselle ; an VI aux armées d'Allemagne et de l'Ouest ; an VII à l'armée de l'Ouest ; de l'an VIII à l'an IX à l'armée Gallo-Batave. Faits d'armes :  du Rhin, le . À l'affaire de Mosack (), ce régiment chargea et poursuivit la cavalerie ennemie jusqu'aux portes de Munich.
Campagnes des ans XIII et XIV au  de réserve de cavalerie ; 1806 au  de cavalerie de la Grande Armée ; 1807 au corps d'observation de la Gironde ; 1808 à l'armée de Portugal ; 1809 à 1812 à l'armée d'Espagne ; 1813 à l'armée d'Espagne et au  de cavalerie de la Grande Armée ; 1814 au  de cavalerie ; 1815 à la  de réserve de cavalerie.

Quartiers
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Notes et références

Références

Annexes

Bibliographie
 Cinquième abrégé de la carte générale du militaire de France, sur terre et sur mer - Depuis , jusqu'en , Pierre Lemau de La Jaisse, Paris 1739
 Chronique historique-militaire, Pinard, tomes 1, 6 et 7, Paris 1760, 1763 et 1764

Article connexe
  de dragons (dernier régiment ayant entretenu la tradition du régiment de Conti dragons)

Liens externes
 Historique « Susane » du régiment de dragons de Conti, sur le site http://www.ancestramil.fr
 Planche d'uniformes de Régiments sous Louis XV, de Lucien Mouillard, sur le site http://pfef.free.fr/P_Centrale.htm sur l'Ancien Régime

Unité militaire sous l'Ancien Régime
Unité de cavalerie française dissoute

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We received the most recent update on this organ's state and condition December 21, 2013.
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Stop keys above top manual. No enclosed divisions. No combination action. AGO Standard (concave radiating) pedalboard.
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Combine parsley, lemon zest, pepper and thyme in a bowl. Roll duck pieces in herb mixture to coat all over.
Put Italian Spice Olive Oil in a large sauté pan, and turn heat to medium-high.
When olive oil shimmers add duck, and reduce heat to medium.
Cook, turning once or twice, until coating browns and duck is medium-rare to medium, about 10 minutes.
Season meat with salt, and let it rest for a few minutes.
Drizzle with the Garlic Cilantro Balsamic and serve.