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H.S. boys soccer: Late goal gives Smithies draw with Indians
By Josh McWilliamsSports Staff
RITTMAN — Everyone — players, coaches and fans — wanted a result Saturday when Rittman hosted Smithville in a Wayne County Athletic League boys soccer match.
Nobody would walk away satisfied, though, as the two teams battled to a 2-2 draw at the Rittman Athletic Complex, neither team was able to pull the result as they settled for a 2-2 tie.
Smithville senior captain Justin Gerber delivered the game's biggest moment with 7:25 left in regulation. The Indians led 2-1, but a hand ball in the box set up the Smithies up for a penalty kick. Gerber calmly lined up, made his approach at the whistle and smashed the equalizer past Rittman goalkeeper Kyle Scheibe, and that's how it ended.
"I knew what was at stake and there was pressure," said Gerber, whose team came into Saturday tied with Norwayne for second in the WCAL, with Rittman a point behind. "So I just blocked everything out and made sure the ball wasn't going to move off the line. While doing that, I chose which side I was going to shoot for, was confident and went for it."
That proved to be the final score of the game as both teams' attempts to win it in the waning minutes came up empty. Rittman striker Grant Frase attacked up the left wing was cleared by Smithville (5-3-3, 3-1-3 WCAL) goalkeeper Logan Smith (6 saves), and then William Swartz collided with Smith and the ball with 17 seconds left. The clock drained out as the Smithies made a counterattack up the center of the pitch.
Coming in, Rittman (6-3-2, 3-2-2) was 2-0-1 in games starting before noon and 5-0-2 at home. The Indians controlled the play early on as they staked themselves out to a 2-0 halftime lead and held a 7-3 shots on goal advantage.
"With the wind the way it was, we wanted to attack more in the first half with the wind in our favor," said Rittman coach Bud Olszewski. "In the second half, we wanted to hold them off. Essentially we wanted to possess the ball and play strong defense then."
Less than two minutes into the game (38:12), Frase brought the ball up the far post and crossed it across the face of the net, from where Eli Vale punched it home. The Indians scored again at 20:08 in the first half when Cade Cook looked to pass the ball to the middle where Swartz was racing up the center of the pitch. Cook would put place the ball a little too far out in front and Smith charged off his line to try and grab it away and thwart the dangerous situation. Instead, the ball deflected off a defender and skipped past Smith for a score as Rittman went into the break up two goals.
"The kids understood that they have a chance at a championship," said Smithville coach Sergio Zamora. "We took a risk to get more offense by changing our formation, we talked about how important it was to not lose and it ended up being a great game."
That change proved to be crucial as the Smithies generated better looks and more of them as they outshot the Indians in the second half 7-1 on shots on goal and held a 9-0 edge in corners in the second set of 40 minutes.
Finally, about 10 minutes into the second half, Cody Hackworth went up the middle and sliced the Rittman advantage in half by beating Scheibe for a score.
"As long as there is time on the clock, the game is still a game," said Zamora. "To be down 2-0, it speaks so much about these guys and one of the reasons why I like this team. Their effort, commitment and desire to win are amazing."
From there on, until Gerber delivered his equalizer, both teams duked it out with the Smithies testing Scheibe with point-blank shots, long shots and headers. Still Scheibe stood strong and finished with nine saves in the game.
"Kyle has been great all year," said Olszewski. "If it wasn't for (Phillip) Brewer of Waynedale, he would be the best goalkeeper in the league. Crazy part is he is just a sophomore and keeps getting better."
With the tie, both teams will continue on in the WCAL race chasing first-place Chippewa, and also begin preparing for the upcoming OHSAA postseason.
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«The Cure» —en español, «La cura»— es una canción de la cantautora estadounidense Lady Gaga. Fue compuesta por ella junto a DJ White Shadow, Lukas Nelson, Mark Nilan y Nick Monson, y producida también por ella con apoyo de este último y Detroit City. Fue lanzada mundialmente como sencillo el 16 de abril de 2017 bajo el sello de Interscope Records luego de que la cantante la interpretara en el festival Coachella. Según Gaga, la canción fue inspirada por sus seguidores y habla sobre dar amor incondicional a alguien.

El sencillo fue bien recibido por la mayoría de los críticos, que favorecieron la buena vibra, el estribillo y su melodía. Comercialmente, tuvo un éxito moderado alrededor del mundo, al haber ingresado a los cuarenta primeros en 19 países. En Australia y el Reino Unido, consiguió entrar a los veinte primeros y obtuvo certificaciones por sus ventas. El 1 de mayo de 2017, fue publicado un vídeo lírico de la canción.

Antecedentes y composición

A inicios de marzo de 2017, se anunció que Lady Gaga encabezaría el festival Coachella los días 15 y 22 de abril, siendo el reemplazo de Beyoncé, quien debió cancelar su presentación por su embarazo. En la madrugada del 16 de abril, aún en el escenario, explicó a la audiencia que había estado trabajando en una canción y acto seguido interpretó «The Cure» por primera vez. Tras haber culminado su actuación, la canción fue publicada en iTunes y Spotify junto a su portada.

«The Cure» es una canción que mezcla el synthpop con el pop soul y tiene una duración de tres minutos con treinta y un segundos. Su producción incluye chasquidos y beats electrónicos. Su letra habla sobre dar amor incondicional a alguien y, según Gaga, estuvo inspirada por sus seguidores, que la han apoyado en los momentos más difíciles de su vida y carrera musical.

Recepción

Comentarios de la crítica

En general, «The Cure» tuvo reseñas positivas de parte de la crítica. El escritor Mikael Wood de Los Angeles Times sostuvo que la canción es «un himno pop soul» con «texturas sintéticas» y la comparó favorablemente con «Human Nature» de Madonna. Asimismo, Ian Monroe de V Magazine la nombró «la canción del verano» y destacó que su letra tratase sobre «el poder sanador del amor y el apoyo incondicional». Amy Mackelden de Marie Claire también dio buenos comentarios a la vibra positiva que ofrece la canción con su estribillo y afirmó que «The Cure» se adhiere al primer segundo de haberla escuchado. Hugh McIntyre de Forbes aseguró que es lo más «desviado» que Gaga ha hecho en su carrera, al combinar un ritmo pegadizo y divertido como el de «Bad Romance» con un himno de baile como «Telephone», el glamour de «Applause» y el riesgo de «A-Yo» y «Million Reasons». Asimismo, Melinda Newman, también de Forbes, añadió que «The Cure» podría ser el salto de regreso de Gaga a las radios pop, con un ritmo synthpop infeccioso y una melodía capaz de atascarse por todo el verano.

No obstante, «The Cure» también recibió críticas negativas. Por una parte, Nolan Feeney de Entertainment Weekly la describió como «genérica» y un «reciclado de varias canciones pop del momento», aunque mencionó que es «potente» y es una de las más pegadizas que Gaga ha hecho en los últimos años. Hardeep Phull del periódico New York Post sostuvo que se siente «falsa» y que es «alarmantemente genérica».

Recibimiento comercial

En general, «The Cure» tuvo un éxito moderado alrededor del mundo. En los Estados Unidos, al haberse lanzado un domingo, «The Cure» perdió dos días contabilizados para los listados de Billboard. No obstante, la canción consiguió vender 79 000 en cinco días y fue la tercera más vendida de la semana, con lo que debutó en la tercera casilla del conteo Digital Songs. Gracias a ello, ingresó en el Billboard Hot 100 en la posición 39, siendo el vigésimo sencillo de Gaga en ingresar a los 40 primeros. Tuvo un éxito moderado en las radios del país, alcanzando el puesto 46 del Radio Songs, el 20 del Pop Songs, el 17 del Adult Pop Songs y el 28 del Adult Contemporary. Por otra parte, en Canadá ubicó el puesto 33 del Canadian Hot 100.

En el Reino Unido, fue la cuarta canción más vendida en su semana debut con 12 774 copias, pero debido a sus bajos índices de streaming, debutó en el puesto 23 del UK Singles Chart. A la semana siguiente, ascendió a la casilla 19 del conteo, siendo el décimo séptimo sencillo de Gaga en ingresar a los veinte primeros. Más tarde, fue certificada con disco de oro por la British Phonographic Industry tras vender más de 400 mil unidades. En Italia, alcanzó la casilla 36 del listado oficial de sencillos del país, pero recibió la certificación de platino por exceder las 50 mil unidades. En Finlandia, llegó hasta el segundo puesto de su listado oficial, mientras que en Grecia se ubicó en el tercero y en España, Francia y Hungría, en el cuarto.

En Australia, ubicó la décima casilla de su listado oficial, siendo el primer sencillo de Gaga en ingresar a los diez primeros desde «The Edge of Glory» en 2011. Asimismo, fue certificado con disco de platino por parte de la Australian Recording Industry Association luego de haber vendido más de 70 mil copias.

Presentaciones en vivo

Gaga interpretó «The Cure» como parte de sus actuaciones en el festival Coachella los días 15 y 22 de abril de 2017. La canción también fue incluida en el repertorio de su gira Joanne World Tour. El 19 de noviembre de 2017, ofreció una presentación especial de la canción en la gira desde Washington, D.C., la cual fue transmitida como parte de los American Music Awards.

Posicionamiento en listas

Semanales
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|German Singles Chart
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|Australian Singles Chart
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|Ö3 Austria Top 40
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| align="center" |30
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! (Valonia)
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|align="center"|39
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!
|Canadian Hot 100
|align="center"|33
|-
!
|Scottish Singles Chart
|align="center"|4
|-
!
|Singles Digitál Top 100
| align="center" |8
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!
|Top 50 Canciones
|align="center"|4
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!rowspan="7"|
|Billboard Hot 100
|align="center"|39
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|Digital Songs
|align="center"|3
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|Radio Songs
|align="center"|46
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|Pop Songs
|align="center"|20
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|Adult Pop Songs
|align="center"|17
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|Adult Contemporary
|align="center"|28
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|Dance/Club Play Songs
|align="center"|26
|-
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|Finnish Singles Chart
|align="center"|2
|-
!
|French Singles Chart
|align="center"|4
|-
!
|Greece Digital Songs
|align="center"|3
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|Single (Track) Top 10|align="center"|4
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|Irish Singles Chart| align="center"|24
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!
|Top Singoli|align="center"|36
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!
|Japan Hot 100| align="center"|23
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!
|NZ Top 40 Singles Chart| align="center"|43
|-
!
|Single Top 100|align="center"|80
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|UK Singles Chart|align="center"|19
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!
|Singles Digitál Top 100| align="center" |20
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!
|Swedish Singles Chart|align="center"|51
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|Swiss Singles Chart| align="center"|41
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 Certificaciones

 Historial de lanzamientos

{| class="wikitable"
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! País
! Fecha
! Formato
! Ref.
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|16 de abril de 2017
|Descarga digital
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|25 de abril de 2017
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Véase también
 Anexo:Discografía de Lady Gaga.
 Anexo:Canciones grabadas por Lady Gaga.
 Anexo:Premios y nominaciones de Lady Gaga.
 Anexo:Videografía de Lady Gaga.
 Anexo:Giras musicales de Lady Gaga.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Página oficial de Lady Gaga (en inglés).

Sencillos de 2017
Sencillos de Lady Gaga
Sencillos de pop
Sencillos de música electrónica
Canciones compuestas por Lady Gaga
Canciones en inglés

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Home / Music / Music Genres / Dance Music / I Remember Yesterday: In Memory of Donna Summer
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I Remember Yesterday: In Memory of Donna Summer
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When I think of Donna Summer, my childhood springs to mind. To many, her biggest sector of fans would appear to be club-goers who were already of age when the Queen hit her disco stride in the mid-1970s. But there was always much more to Summer than the kinetic beats behind her songs. That powerful set of pipes she possessed—capable of eliciting every emotion from sweet seduction to gospel fervor—ensured that listeners knew just who they were hearing every time she appeared "On the Radio."
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At the tender age of five, I was unable to label all of the feelings emoted within the passionate performances of A Hot Summer Night. But during that early stage of my life, I was aware of feeling like an outsider. I had been immersed in music from toddlerhood, and didn't easily relate to every child in my peer group. The warm tones, commanding phrasing, and true-to-life messages which Summer delivered consistently on her LPs ensured that I wasn't "Full of Emptiness." I was reassured when she channeled the benefits of "Unconditional Love." Excited and motivated when she prepared her "Hot Stuff." Intrigued and entranced with her narrative about the mysterious "Sunset People." Moving on through the primary school years, her subsequent recordings continued to hold firm ground in my daily comings and goings.
Undoubtedly, the bona fide disco classics upon which Summer's hit-making reputation were built played a big part in my growing up. My mom tells me that she listened frequently to the Queen while carrying me in her womb. So, it's no surprise that "Dim All the Lights," "Last Dance," and "On the Radio" felt like intuitive channels of my soul any time I heard them. When I later discovered the cultural significance of these treasures—that Summer had written "Dim All the Lights" with Rod Stewart in mind, or the inclusion of "Last Dance" in the lastingly popular disco movie, Thank God It's Friday—the songs held even more meaning.
Somehow, the many moments in which Summer reached beyond her disco glory have been the most moving for me. When I learned of her passing on May 17, 2012, the first experience which enveloped my mind was her awe-inspiring performance of Jon Anderson & Vangelis's "State of Independence" on A Hot Summer Night. Upon its release as the second single from her eponymous 1982 LP, the atmospheric ragga-soul tune only climbed to number 31 on Billboard's R&B chart, while reaching number 41 Pop. But its message of universal oneness, made so truthful by the bold sensitivity with which Summer sang it, was a bigger event than any sales figures could add up to. For the 1983 live rendition, she was joined onstage by daughter Mimi, who sang the first verse. As Donna walked out to sing with her, what a proud mom she was became evident in her unaffected smile. Here were two musically gifted women of different shades and different generations singing about a deep spiritual bond. The multi-ethnic and multi-generational crowd which joined Donna and Mimi on stage midway through the song personified the healing power of music.
Healing is a subject which Summer explored with grace and style throughout the 1980's—a decade which many associate with materialism and excess. Whether in the understated beauty with which she sang of personal salvation in "I'm Free" or the crystal clear fervor displayed in "Voices Cryin' Out," concern for the well-being and unity of mankind resounded vibrantly on all seven of her '80s LPs. Both of these tunes were co-penned by Summer: the former with husband, Bruce Sudano and producer Michael Omartian, the latter with Harold Faltermeyer.
With Omartian she also composed the aforementioned "Unconditional Love" and the groundbreaking anthem, "She Works Hard for the Money." Thanks to its global premise, the tale of an everyday woman dutifully struggling through life to make ends meet resonated with listeners from all walks of life. (Omartian's rousing production and a colorful electric guitar solo by Marty Walsh didn't hurt!) On the full-length She Works Hard for the Money LP, Summer further plunged into the present state and future fate of mankind on two musical reality checks, "People, People," and "Stop, Look and Listen," observing, "Space age assures us life will go on/Everybody's trying to be free/Forget the future, think about right now/Somehow seems to be the growing theme."
Outside matters of the world at large, romantic love was another realm into which Summer delved and through which she portrayed soul and spirit time and time again. One need listen no further than the charging, self-penned "My Baby Understands," from 1979's double-platinum Bad Girls, for proof of her passion. The range of both her vocal output and the instrumental accompaniment opens from boldly reflective to an intensely heartfelt climax that can only be described as otherworldly in its dynamic melding of rock and soul.
Showcasing a softer, jazz-tinged approach, she tapped remarkably calmly into the dimensions of obsession on 1987's "Fascination," from the All Systems Go LP. At the dawning of her international success in 1975 with "Love to Love You Baby," many had decried her as a one-trick vocalist limited to erotic whispers. She would disprove that theory repeatedly over the next decade with the wealth of vocal shades and flavors her material embodied. "Fascination," although not nearly as commercially successful a single as "Love to Love You," brought things full-circle artistically. Summer's hushed phrasing at the song's opening effortlessly glides into several bars of soaring strength during the mid-section, making her natural diversity clear without the need for any studio gimmickry.
The prowess with which Summer effected both the ecstasies and subtleties of amorous bliss is unmistakable. With cabaret savvy, she delightfully recounted the joys of new love on 1977's "I Remember Yesterday." Into the 1990s, she didn't lose a hint of that spark, as evidenced by her spine-tingling delicacy on the ever-sultry "When Love Cries." Just as she was tuned into those fine points of love's doors opening, so too did she understand and bring to life the loss endured when they close. This was especially evident on 1989's Another Place and Time, her Stock-Aitken-Waterman-produced "comeback" album. "The Hit Factory," as the production team came to be known, was often criticized for manufacturing a brand of dance-pop which detractors claimed made each artist indistinguishable from the next. Summer's commanding presence alone made that problem an impossibility for herself. Beyond her tone, however, the sensitive spin she put on the plaintive "The Only One" and cautiously encouraging "Breakaway" brought to light a greater depth.
When I think about Donna Summer, I think about life. How we're all connected in a seamless circle. All too often, we feel disconnected after undoing the ties that we believe keep us from being fully free. When we take a closer look inside ourselves, it becomes clear that we have all we need as we go along "The Journey." Behind the beat and beneath the flashing lights, Donna Summer was in the wings, bestowing passages of hope and guidance along the world's heavily traveled highways. Now, as she soars through the celestial byways, we should continue to "Carry On," heeding her eternal message that "Love Is the Healer."
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"Oh, Hi Mark!": Q & A With The Room's Greg Sestero On His New Memoir
BY Tess Duncan
If you've seen The Room, you undoubtedly have a lot of questions about Tommy Wiseau. Where is he really from? How did he blow $6 million on such a catastrophic movie? Who taught him to play football in a tux?
Greg Sestero starred in the film as Mark, the professional best friend of Wiseau's character, Johnny. Sestero's new memoir helps answer at least a few of your burning questions about the hilariously awful film. A+ Crafty Lady Callie did her best in our October/November 2009 issue of BUST to get to the bottom of Wiseau's bizarre personality, and now we have The Disaster Artist to shed more light on what went on behind the scenes of the cult classic.
In the book Sestero tells us how he met Wiseau, how he ended up starring in the "greatest bad movie ever made," and shares his personal experiences as an actor living in Los Angeles and San Francisco. As a fan with more love for The Room than you can throw a plastic spoon at (plus not one, but TWO signed posters of Tommy Wiseau's face), I was more than stoked to talk with Sestero about The Disaster Artist and all of his ridiculous experiences as Wiseau's best friend, both on and off the big screen.
What was the most difficult part of writing The Disaster Artist?
I never could've imagined the level of difficulty and involvement writing a book would entail. My goal, along with my co-writer Tom Bissell, was to write something first rate about the worst movie ever made. I wanted it to be a book that anyone could pick up and get lost in, knowing nothing about The Room. Needless to say, It took over my life for three years.
In the book you alternate between quoting two different movies at the beginning of each chapter: The Talented Mr. Ripley and Sunset Boulevard. Anyone who reads the Disaster Artist will undoubtedly understand why Ripley is there, but could you expand upon why Sunset Boulevard is relevant to your story?
Sunset Boulevard is about an older Hollywood star trying to create a dream showcase project for herself with the help of a younger person she meets in a random and unpredictable way. Norma and Tommy aren't the same person at all, and I'm not at all like Joe Gillis, but its story of how hunger for stardom can change and deepen (and destroy) a relationship seemed really relevant and highly applicable. Plus, at one point in the book, Tommy and I pull off of Sunset onto the street that Joe Gillis pulls off of right before he meets Norma!
The way you speak about Tommy in the book reveals all different sides of his personality. The reader will inevitably be annoyed by, embarrassed for, and amused by Tommy. By the end, you come to understand him and why he is the way he is, at least to some degree. Other than writing a memoir and explaining your own involvement in the film, was this one of your goals in writing the book?
I've always thought Tommy was unusually intriguing and utterly unique. Everything about him is inexplicable, much like his film. The Room is Tommy. It rips open his psyche in ways he can't even see. I felt compelled to try to explain what he was trying to accomplish with The Room. The film is now beloved for being a comedy of errors, but there was a very sincere and deep intention behind it. Anyone who has seen The Room has many, many questions. I wanted to get to the bottom of the mystery, and show the rewards and perils and power of having an artistic vision you're 100 percent committed to expressing.
How does Tommy feel about you revealing so many details about the filming process and his personal life?
Tommy was supportive of my book project and generously invited me to go on tour with him while I wrote The Disaster Artist. This allowed me to understand and get to know him differently. Watching his dream come true, but in the opposite way. During interview sessions, I was surprised at how many memories Tommy had locked away. How, beneath the vampirish exterior, there was someone very human and sincere and tortured and misunderstood. I wanted to give him the chance to tell his story.
How do you feel about the way that The Room has affected your career? In the book you talk about how happy you are that the movie brings people together (like when your family watches it for the first time) and how it's more of an "experience" for viewers and cult film fans. But on a personal level, are you happy with the way things have transpired, 10 years later?
It has offered me the chance to meet many wonderful people around the world, and to write The Disaster Artist, which was an incredible experience. The support from fans has been tremendous. The Room is obviously never a film that you would show anyone in a professional sense, but it makes people happy. Makes people laugh and brings them together. I'll always be grateful for the experiences The Room has brought me. I am definitely looking forward to going in a new direction and doing projects that I'm passionate about.
Over the course of your involvement with The Room, what's been your favorite memory or experience?
There have been countless memories I can't unsee. Watching Tommy try to say "Oh, hi Mark" while stumbling out of that shed on a parking lot rooftop set. The casting process in which Tommy asked actors to react to their "sister just becoming lesbians". Watching my family's reactions to the dailies of filming and never seeing them laugh so hard. It was overwhelming to travel to places like Dublin and London and see the joy on people's faces. It's amazing to see how far the film had traveled. The most incredible experience was when The Room sold out the Ziegfeld Theatre in NYC, and when I heard the theatre manager say it was the first time the theatre sold out since the re-release of Star Wars. I thought, "What has the world come to?"
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Phaistos Disc – Fired Clay Disc
The Phaistos disc or disk was discovered in 1908 in southern Crete by an Italian archaeologist, Luigi Pernier and is a fired clay disk from the Minoan palace of Phaistos probably dating to the middle or the late Minoan Bronze Age.
He discovered the disc while excavating the first Minoan palace which was found in the main cell of an underground temple depository where the basement cells were accessible from above and covered neatly with layer of fine plaster.
Though the context was poor in precious artifacts, it was rich in black earth and ashes mixed with burnt bovine bones. Liner A tablet PH-1 was found in the northern part of the main cell, few inches south east of the disk and about 20 inches above the floor. The site probably collapsed due to earthquake linked with the explosive eruption of the Santorini volcano affecting large parts of the Mediterranean region.
Two Sided Circular Tablet
The disc is a two sided circular tablet around 15 cm in diameter which is covered on both sides with spiral of stamped symbols. These symbols were impressed with the use of stamps instead of being hand engraved which indicates that they had facility for large scale production of printed material though no other samples of the script has been discovered.
The disc has a total of 242 symbols broken into 61 groups where most of the symbols are pictures of recognizable objects though its purpose and meaning together with its original geographical place of manufacture seems to be unknown thus making it one of the famous mysteries of archaeology.
This amazing disc is now on display at the archaeological museum of Heraklion. It is presumed that the pictograms could have been used phonetically probably in a manner which was similar to Egyptian hieroglyphics. Some others consider the disc to be an artefact having religious ceremonial functions and does not represent sample of a developed writing system.
242 Tokens with 45 Signs
The Phaistos Disc drew the imagination of amateur as well as professional archaeologist with several attempts made to decipher the code on the disc. There are 242 tokens on the disc comprising of 45 signs most of which represent everyday objects.
Besides this, it has a small diagonal line beneath the final sign in a total group of 18 times and the disc indicates traces of correction which could have been made by the scribe in some places. Arthur Evans has numbered the 45 symbols from 1 to 45 which has become the conventional reference that has been used by several researchers.
Some of these symbols have been compared with Linear A characters by Nahm, Timm and others, while still others have pointed to similar resemblance with the Anatolian hieroglyphs or with Egyptian hieroglyphs.
Text Written from Exterior to the Centre
From the diverse epigraphical facts such as overcuts, corrections, angulous points of the spirals, etc. it is observed that the text is written from the exterior to the centre and the fact that some corrections were done on the spot, indicates that the scribe could have been composing the text in proportion while printing it.
Hence there is no way to dissociate the direction of printing from the direction of reading. While some symbols were pictographs and represented objects depicted, others functioned as ideogram wherein the pictures relates and expresses an idea such as a boat would relate to travel. Pictographs and ideograms are much easier to understand than the syllabic or phonetic systems of writing which may evolve as a means of expressing abstract ideas in any given language.
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Disappointment as PlayStation Classic games are announced
Sony has announced the full roster of PlayStation Classic games that will be bursting onto TV screens this Christmas. And it's a tiiiiiiny bit disappointing. Actually, it's a lot disappointing, if I'm brutally honest. Strap yourselves in. If you remember, the PlayStation Classic is a smaller, pre-loaded machine with a host of retro titles to give old school gamers the […]
Sony has announced the full roster of PlayStation Classic games that will be bursting onto TV screens this Christmas. And it's a tiiiiiiny bit disappointing. Actually, it's a lot disappointing, if I'm brutally honest. Strap yourselves in.
If you remember, the PlayStation Classic is a smaller, pre-loaded machine with a host of retro titles to give old school gamers the nostalgia feels after overdosing on turkey and mulled wine this winter. It comes with a built-in hard drive and doesn't accept discs, so it's basically a kind of pocket-sized arcade machine in, uhh, "high definition." 😉 You can read the full low-down here.
Anyway, here's the full list of titles that the PlayStation Classic will include, in graphical form…
And here is ze written list…
Ridge Racer 4
Battle Arena Toshinden
Cool Boarders 2
Destruction Derby
Intelligent Qube
Jumping Flash!
Mr. Driller
Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee
Resident Evil Director's Cut
Revelations: Persona
Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six
Now, whilst many of these are undoubtedly "classic" PlayStation games, they are perhaps not the top 20 that most people would want on the proverbial desert island. And, if Sony is honest, these titles probably aren't their first choices either. Whilst I can understand the likes of Final Fantasy VII, Metal Gear Solid and Tekken 3, Revelations: Persona has arguably been included to appeal to Persona 5 fans (sorry Persona) and I can't help but wonder if Wild Arms has been chosen because of the similarly-sounding Arms title on the Nintendo Switch. ("It's the same, honest!")
Notable omissions are: Crash Bandicoot, Driver, Gran Turismo and Tomb Raider, all of which were definitive titles on the original PlayStation. But then, they're still lucrative franchises for their various publishers, and when you come to other great titles such as Spyro, you have to bear in mind that The Reignited Trilogy is set to hit shelves on November 13th, so, understandably, nobody is going to want to put out the original, unadulterated title as competition.
Wut? Barbie Explorer didn't make the cut?! Unacceptable.
What we have here, in my opinion, is "the best that Sony could manage under the circumstances," and I must admit that it feels like a half measure. I'm afraid I'm still not convinced that the PlayStation Classic is anything to get excited about, as I see it as being more restrictive than anything else. That being said, I've no doubt that it will be a popular seller over the Christmas period, probably amongst people who haven't gamed since the 90s and who are in the mood for a taste of nostalgia. Which is fine – I hope they enjoy! Otherwise, I don't think I'll be adding this to my Christmas list in 2018. Sorry Sony.
How do you feel about this news? Are these the PlayStation Classic games you were hoping for? Are there any other titles you'd like to see on the list? Or are you happy for Sony to just shut up and take your money?? Let me know in the comments below.
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Defrocked Puritan minister Israel Brewster tames and marries fiery beauty Constance Wilder. Captain Benjamin Church and Captain Samuel Mosely lead a bloody but futile assault on an entrenched native American stronghold. And Linto, holy advisor of the Wampanoag tribe, agonizes endlessly about telling elders to fight the English deep in the treacherous swamps rather than head-on. But this tactic slowly turns against the proud warriors until only a handful are left.
Indeed, there is no shortage of conflict — actual and psychological — as the saga unfolds at a rapid rate. But the pacing is superb, and the author still manages to build in complex characterizations that propel even minor players far into the reader's imagination.
Linto improbably quotes Biblical verse to Metacomet, the Wampanoag chief, as they stoically endure their long retreat. Elsewhere, Brewster falls in to fight alongside — and eventually against — flamboyant militia man Dutch Cornelius in one especially disturbing scene. And, along the way, another shocking revelation rivets readers' attention to a mysterious murder, reminding us all that history is fashioned, for good or ill, by ordinary human beings, not exalted heroes.
This is a remarkable book that should be required reading for anyone who believes that history is just a dry procession of facts, dates and faraway places. The Prophet and the Witch roundly belies that truism, and those who read it will eagerly await more from this talented writer.


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Narrated by: Samuel West, Nigel Pilkington, Roger May, and others
A milestone in the history of the novel, Samuel Richardson's epistolary and elaborate Clarissa follows the life of a chaste young woman desperate to protect her virtue. The recording is divided into three volumes.
A Dramatic Triumph
By Harold on 10-26-18
Narrated by: Samuel West, Lucy Scott, Roger May, and others
A milestone in the history of the novel, Samuel Richardson's epistolary and elaborate Clarissa follows the life of a chaste young woman desperate to protect her virtue. When beautiful Clarissa Harlowe is forced to marry the rich but repulsive Mr. Solmes, she refuses, much to her family's chagrin. She escapes their persecution with the help of Mr. Lovelace, a dashing and seductive rake, but soon finds herself in a far worse dilemma. Terrifying and enlightening, Clarissa weaves a tapestry of narrative experimentation into a gripping morality tale of good versus evil.
Gripping Novel & Performance
The Magic Mountain
By: Thomas Mann
Hans Castorp is, on the face of it, an ordinary man in his early 20s, on course to start a career in ship engineering in his home town of Hamburg, when he decides to travel to the Berghof Santatorium in Davos. The year is 1912 and an oblivious world is on the brink of war. Castorp's friend Joachim Ziemssen is taking the cure and a three-week visit seems a perfect break before work begins. But when Castorp arrives he is surprised to find an established community of patients, and little by little, he gets drawn into the closeted life and the individual personalities of the residents.
By L. Kerr on 06-01-20
By: Jane Austen
Narrated by: Juliet Stevenson
When Catherine Morland, a country clergyman's daughter, is invited to spend a season in Bath with the fashionable high society, little does she imagine the delights and perils that await her. Captivated and disconcerted by what she finds, and introduced to the joys of "Gothic novels" by her new friend, Isabella, Catherine longs for mystery and romance. When she is invited to stay with the beguiling Henry Tilney and his family at Northanger Abbey, she expects mystery and intrigue at every turn.
The Portrait of a Lady
By: Henry James
Narrated by: John Wood
When Isabel Archer, a beautiful, spirited American, is brought to Europe by her wealthy aunt Touchett, it is expected that she will soon marry. But Isabel, resolved to enjoy the freedom that her fortune has opened up and to determine her own fate, does not hesitate to turn down two eligible suitors, declaring that she will never marry. It is only when she finds herself irresistibly drawn to the cultivated but worthless Gilbert Osmond that she discovers that wealth is a two-edged sword.
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman
Narrated by: John Keating
Laurence Sterne's beloved comic novel, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman, is the "biography" of Tristram Shandy - a wonderfully humorous and eccentric narrator who guides the listener from his conception to his birth and on to his life as an adult. The twists and turns of Tristram's life expose him to such memorable characters as Uncle Toby, Corporal Trim, Parson Yorick, Dr. Slop, and the Widow Wadman - whose own stories enrich the central narrative of Tristram's life.
Thick but rewarding
By DRew on 07-06-17
By: Jonathan Swift
Shipwrecked and cast adrift, Lemuel Gulliver wakes to find himself on Lilliput, an island inhabited by little people whose height makes their quarrels over fashion and fame seem ridiculous. His subsequent encounters with the crude giants of Brobdingnag, the philosophical Houyhnhnms, and the brutish Yahoos give him further insight into human behavior. Presented through Swift's satiric hall of distorting mirrors, mankind is cast as diminished, magnified, and bestial - the composite of which is an uncompromising reflection of human nature.
Great for all ages and intellects
By T. Bruns on 08-06-18
The Expedition of Humphry Clinker
By: Tobias Smollett
Narrated by: June Whitfield, Suzy Aitchison, Hywel Simons, and others
Written as the letters of the five members of Squire Bramble's household sent as they journey around Britain, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker is a grouchy, very funny examination of how one story varies depending on who's doing the telling. The tale is centered around the arrival of Mr. Clinker into the otherwise uneventful household, who never speaks and does not even enter the novel until a third of the way through.
Widely regarded as the first English novel, Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe is one of the most popular and influential adventure stories of all time. This classic tale of shipwreck and survival on an uninhabited island was an instant success when first published in 1719, and it has inspired countless imitations.
Fantastic Story and Excellent Narration
By William on 03-02-11
Oroonoko
By: Aphra Behn
Narrated by: Clare Wille
A vivid love story and adventure tale, Oroonoko is a heroic slave narrative about a royal prince and his fight for freedom. The eponymous hero, Oroonoko, deemed royalty in one world and slave in another, is torn from his noble status and betrayed into slavery in Surinam, where he is reduced to chains, fetters, and shackles. But his high spirit and admirable character will not be suppressed.
Outstanding Narration, Story Less So
By Carsley on 07-14-18
The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling
Narrated by: Bill Homewood
Tom Jones, a foundling, is brought up by the kindly Mr. Allworthy as if he were his own son. Forced to leave the house as a young man after tales of his disgraceful behavior reach his benefactor's ears, he sets out in utter despair, not only because of his banishment but because he has now lost all hope of gaining the hand of the beautiful Sophia. But she too is forced to flee her parental home to escape an undesirable marriage and their stories and adventures intertwine.
Fantastic narration
By: Anthony Trollope
Narrated by: Timothy West
In this world of bribes, vendettas, and swindling, in which heiresses are gambled and won, Trollope's characters embody all the vices: Lady Carbury is 'false from head to foot'; her son Felix has 'the instincts of a horse, not approaching the higher sympathies of a dog'; and Melmotte - the colossal figure who dominates the book - is a 'horrid, big, rich scoundrel...a bloated swindler...a vile city ruffian'. But as vile as he is, he is considered one of Trollope's greatest creations.
Long, but well worth it.
By Nardia on 03-03-10
In one of the first novels in the English language, we follow the picaresque adventures of Joseph Andrews, a virtuous young man who is keen to maintain his innocence despite being coerced by nearly every woman he encounters.
The episodic journey sees him travel home to London with his tutor, Parson Adams, as he heads to find his sweetheart, Fanny. Much mayhem ensues along the way as they become embroiled in a series of escapades and slapstick brawls.
Fielding is an expert satirist, and through the many twists and turns of narration he combines high and low literature and high and low humor to create a wittily funny novel that he aptly named a "comic epic poem in prose".
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Action and Ideas
What sets the 18th Century novel apart from its 19th and 20th Century cousins—or at least what sets it apart for me—is the rapidity of the action, untrammeled by intricate descriptions of interior décor, the sunset outside, or other literary impedimenta. Years ago, while recovering from the flu, I read Smollett's Roderick Random at one sitting. Similarly, when ideas make an appearance they are handled just as directly; either with a prefatory essay-chapter for each new book of the story, or in set-piece debates among the characters. It's not a better way of telling a tale, but it can seem, at least to this listener, a refreshingly honest, no-nonsense way to go about it. Hence my utter enjoyment of Joseph Andrews. Fielding assumes you already know what an upper- or lower-class home would look like. His characters don't personify ideas; they're mouthpieces for them. Add the author's sincere humanity (far less cloying than Dickens) and his humor that can be aimed at anyone, including his heroes and heroines, and you have a thoroughly enjoyable listen. Though I've always (probably mistakenly) considered this novel a warm-up for Fielding's tour de force, Tom Jones, it stands on its own, even if one has never read Richardson's Pamela (which I have not). John Telfer, whom I've only recently encountered in his recordings of Leslie Charteris' Simon Templar adventures, does a bang-up job here, reading with what another reviewer has called, "just the right tone". He gets every urbane nuance and off-color innuendo and expresses each to a nicety.
Tad Davis
A delight
Henry Fielding is a delight, and John Telfer's narration hits just the right tone, for the narrative as a whole and for each of the characters: the likeable and virtuous Joseph, the well-meaning but bumbling Parson Adams, and the malicious pair Lady Booby and Mistress Slipslop. It resembles Tom Jones in that the story is loosely built on the frame of a journey to London: many interesting characters are met along the way, and some of them, as in Don Quixote, tell their own stories in charming digressions. The tone is light, the characters engaging, and the ending a happy one. I smiled throughout and laughed out loud more than once.
Richard Asbury
Lve doesn't run smoothly but it's worth the wait
Hilarious story filled with every unimaginable adventure possible. I laughed out loud and wondered how it could end well.
Dražzen
A perfect book and an excellent reader
I love this book. We do not wear nightcaps, but we have the same follies as characters in this book. Published in 1742, it is about us. The reader is excellent.


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Dermatologist arrested after husband says she poisoned him
7 August 2022 by admin
Irvine police have arrested a dermatologist for allegedly poisoning her husband, who they say turned over "video evidence supporting" his suspicion that his wife was to blame for his illness.
The husband of Yue Yu reported that he was sick for a month and shared his suspicions and evidence with police on the day of her arrest.
Police interviewed the doctor Thursday evening and served a search warrant at the couple's home in Irvine before booking her into Orange County Jail.
Her husband "sustained significant internal injuries but is expected to recover," police said.
Yu appears to be a specialist in dermatology with an office in Mission Viejo. She's affiliated with Providence Mission Hospital, which issued a statement to news outlets saying they were aware of the arrest and cooperating with police.
"This incident is a domestic matter which occurred in Irvine, and we want to reassure our community that there has been no impact on our patients," the hospital said. By Sunday, her biography appeared to be removed from the hospital's websites.
Yu's bail was set at $30,000. She posted bond and was released Friday evening, according to information from the Orange County Sheriff's Department.
No other details about the allegations against Yu or the police investigation were available Sunday.
Soruce : https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-08-07/irvine-dermatologist-arrested-for-allegedly-poisoning-husband
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Review: Days of Thunder
Directed by: Tony Scott
Written by: Robert Towne
Starring: Tom Cruise, Robert Duvall, Randy Quaid, Nicole Kidman, Cary Elwes
Rating: [3/5]
Winning a race in NASCAR requires so many moving parts to be in complete cohesion from the driver to the pit crew. Everything must work perfectly, which presents challenges when seeing the egos held by some of the characters in Days of Thunder. An entertaining sports film hoisted up by some tremendous actors.
Trying to find his way into a NASCAR unit, Cole Trickle (Tom Cruise) gets set up to work alongside veteran crew chief Harry Hogge (Robert Duvall). While their relationship begins with plenty of friction, the two begin to learn the achievable success possible when combining the undeniable skill of Cole and the expertise and knowledge of Harry.
Reviewing this shortly after The Color of Money gave me a bit of whiplash seeing the similarities in the storytelling and Tom Cruise portraying the brash young stud in both. Even with it being an inferior work, Days of Thunder provides plenty to enjoy as it takes Cruise onto the motor speedway. However, the greatest aspect of it undoubtedly proves to be matching up Cruise to Robert Duvall and the way they bounce off of each other.
They represent the typical young pupil and older veteran dynamic we have seen plenty of times before and this film does nothing revolutionary with it but does present it proficiently. This pretty much summarizes this film for me overall, as it does nothing particularly great but it tells a strong sports story with its strong cast. It serves as a learning opportunity for Cole Trickle to hold back his arrogance for a bit for the good of his career and the people he works with. As someone new to NASCAR but not racing overall, he needs some adjustment with how he approaches each race. A major part of his development also occurs with the rivalries he forms.
As the story progresses we find the rivalry that brews with two drivers for different reasons. Rowdy Burns (Michael Rooker) challenges him as a driver and as a man while Russ Wheeler (Cary Elwes) presents an internal threat to Cole as a member of his team. Each of these men present their different obstacles for Cole, but they help him learn more about himself and how he wants to present himself to the world. The development for Cole shows up in the selfishness of his position and how he needs to open up to others. Even with the communication drivers have with their teams, all of the danger and risk remains with the person steering the wheel going 200 miles per hour among a sea of other cars. This surely creates a level of self-sufficiency, which we see in the early stages of the film where Cole attempts to do everything on his own. This obviously does not work out well for him, which sees him struggle against the two aforementioned men.
The race sequences pump adrenaline to the story as one would like a NASCAR film to do where the stakes continue to rise in each race until we get to the biggest one of them all. I have to say, this film taught me a lot about NASCAR and the strategies utilized to actually win a race. My past ignorance led me to believe that they just drive in circles for hours mindlessly, but Days of Thunder pulls back the curtain quite a bit to provide enough context for what occurs in order for everything to make sense. A valiant effort, as it demonstrates the difficulty of what Cole and other drivers achieve when behind the wheel. I find it similar to baseball where everyone can swing a bat but only a few can hit a 90 mph fastball outside of the park. Similarly, most people learn to drive if they live anywhere outside of a metropole, but not many can maneuver vehicles in the way Coles, Rowdy, and Russ can.
Even with its enjoyable moments, Days of Thunder has its deficiencies including the lack of any real chemistry between Nicole Kidman and Cruise in the role. I had not mentioned it before but it made no sense seeing as the shallowness of the relationship does not add anything meaningful to the story, but it slightly raises the stakes whenever Cole possibly gets into a serious accident. The film's structure proves to be basic, but it's an easy film to enjoy because of the well-told story and a character in Cole who makes it easy to invest in emotionally.
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Despite some of the inherent weaknesses of mobile apps, our reliance on them as content delivery vehicles and interactive environments is only growing. According to Localytics, the number of users who are considered highly engaged with their downloaded apps (opening them more than nine times in a given month) rose to an all-time high of 34% of app users in the first quarter of 2015. Localytics' indices of app behavior is based on continual analysis of 32,000 apps on 2.3 billion devices.
Only 17% use even the most engaging apps three months after their first launch. This is an improvement over the previous quarter (12%) but still signifies one of the key challenges of the app attention economy: churn. Engagement is key to turning an app tester into a loyal long-term user who becomes a source of profit for most apps.
Localytics observes that some of the ups and downs in the retention metrics from quarter to quarter have to do with devices' behavior cycles. During the holidays, people tend to upgrade their phones and tablets. This usually results in an "app cleanse" as users filters out the apps they rarely use anymore. Still, retention is lower now than it has been in previous years. This is a sign perhaps of users' maturity, since they know more quickly than before whether an app really is relevant and worth keeping on their decks.
Stickiness varies widely by app genre. For media and entertainment, about 31% of users open an app 10 or more times a month. Travel and leisure is 23%, tech 22%, games 18% and eCommerce and retail 16%.
App engagement generally is on the rise. The average number of times an app is launched per month was 11 in Q1, up from 10.5 the previous quarter. But, again, that launch behavior varies wildly by genre. The most-launched category is travel and leisure (13.4 launches per month). This category includes health and wellness apps, which may have spiked after the holiday with the gifting of phones and wearables that tracked health. News and entertainment (13) is close behind. Tech apps get an average of 9.6 opens a month, games 8.3, and eCommerce and retail 8.6.
The still-high level of app churn (and the high price of customer acquisition in app channels) should be focusing marketers on CRM and retention strategies. Marketers need to understand the nature of user behaviors in apps to see when interest is waning and why. Apps need to stay top of mind and seemingly indispensable in order to remain within that coveted circle of perhaps a dozen apps that most of us consult daily.
Media loyalty has always been about routine. The newspapers, radio programs and TV shows we watch become habits that are often associated with certain periods of the day. Those old media habits have been disrupted radically by devices, which weave themselves into our daily routines and untether media from dayparts, places and situations.


Second Finance Minister of Malaysia Datuk Johari Abdul Ghani (second, left) and Chairman of Malaysian Debt Ventures (MDV) Tan Sri Zarinah Anwar (second, right) having a light discussion with Chief Executive Officer Malaysian Debt Ventures (MDV) Datuk Zubir Md Ansori Yahaya (center), Chief Executive Officer Maybank Investment Bank Berhad Datuk John Chong (right) and Senior Managing Director CIMB Nur Masliza Sulaiman (left) during Exchange of Documents and signing ceremony of Malaysia Debt Ventures Berhad joint lead Arrangers with Maybank Investment Bank Berhad and CIMB Investment Bank Berhad at Launch of The Third Fund yesterday.
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Debt Ventures Bhd (MDV) aims to finance the operations of more than 300 companies over the next 20 years via potential disbursements amounting to RM4bil raised through its newly-launched third fund.
Managing director/chief executive officer Datuk Md Zubir Ansori Yahaya said the fund, to be raised via Islamic Medium-Term Notes (iMTN), was expected to finance between 400-500 projects, mostly in the 4.0 Industry.
"This time around, we will focus (disbursements) on new technologies, namely artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality and the 4D printing, among others.
"We are also trying to fund the earlier stage companies with good ideas and business plans," he told reporters after the launching of the fund by Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Johari Abdul Ghani here yesterday.
For the third fund, Zubir said MDV had already identified 15 companies, with about RM100mil worth of projects in hand, ranging from 3D printing, robotics, e-commerce and others, that would receive disbursements over the next six months.
Meanwhile, Johari said the new fund reflected the government's continued endorsement and confidence in the way MDV managed both its funds, namely the RM1.6bil sourced from the Japanese Bank of International Cooperation in 2002 and the issuance of RM1.5bil in iMTN in 2008.
"As technology-based projects are deemed high risk, traditional modes of financing are hard to secure.
"However, the government believes that such projects hold great promise of success and carry an immense potential to contribute to the economy.
"This is precisely the reason why the government believes that alternative funding must be made available for these companies to ensure that they are able to develop and grow to their utmost potential," he said in his opening speech.
With the launch of the third fund, Johari said MDV would be able to continue its role in financing the technology sector and ensure that companies continue to have adequate funding to meet their mandate in supporting Malaysia's technology agenda.
Since its inception in 2002, MDV had disbursed more than RM11 billion in financing to more than 680 technology companies, enabling them to complete and deliver about 773 projects in various technology areas.


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The Poems Young America
By Sofi Papamarko
In elementary school, whenever the teacher uttered the words "group work," my stomach would sink like a stone. Glasgow's the Poems probably felt differently; their band's existence is an exercise in functional group work. Made up of members of the Bluebells, Love and Money and the High Fidelity, the Poems also collaborated with a dozen guest musicians, including Isobel Campbell, formerly of Belle & Sebastian. The Poems use synths without sounding cheesy and incorporate orchestration without sounding overblown. The vocals are clear and intimate, and the end result can be compared to a slightly more bombastic Camera Obscura. "See The Sunrise" captures the wide-eyed wonder of first love in its lyrics and has a pretty tune. In fact, all of the songs have pretty tunes. But therein lies the problem with this record: it's just pretty. Listening to Young America is like going on a date with a staggeringly beautiful human and realising that you have nothing to talk about and the pleasure only lasts for so long. Aside from the closing track — a lounge-y stunner called "Lost And Found" — there is nothing especially interesting here. One would rightfully expect a lot more from this body of songs, considering the extraordinarily talented people behind them. Young America may not be greater than the sum of its parts but at least it is evidence that half-decent things can come out of group work.
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The Poems might just be releasing their debut album but they feature a wealth of talent from the '80s Scottish music scene. Young America se...


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I Didn't Win Obaseki: Tony Kabaka Kneels, Asks Governor Obaseki To Forgive Him
Akelicious — December 21, 2021 add comment
Tony Kabaka has asked Governor Obaseki to forgive him after Kabaka's supporters took to social media to announce that Kabaka defeated the governor in court.
According to recent social media reports, the state high court, Benin city directed Governor Godwin Obaseki to restitute demolished hotel to its original state before it was brought down.
Akelicious recalls that Mr. Tony Kabaka Adun has asked an Edo State High Court to order the Edo State government to rebuild his T. Latifah Hotel and Suites that was demolished 2 years ago.
The Edo State government had pulled down the hotel in its efforts to remove illegal structures erected on government property, including public schools and waterways as well as roof eave-extensions and structures erected on the right of way of roads/streets, moats, river banks, TCN high tension lines, among others, in Benin City and other major settlements in the state.
However, after Kabaka reportedly won his court case, he made a video saying that he didn't win Obaseki, but rather, the government used what happened to him to teach him a lesson which he has learnt.
He appealed to his fans to stop saying he won Obaseki, in order to avoid more punishment from the governor. He also knelt down, and asked the governor to forgive him for all he did to him.