I currently sell my work through the SAM (Seattle Art Museum) Gallery, in person through my studio, and through my new Etsy shop. I am very excited about the launch of the shop and I hope you will take a look. You may also purchase work directly from my website through the Shop link in the menu. If you use the menu link you will remain in the Iskra Fine Art interface and will enter Etsy only at checkout. To keep up with my latest work and what's happening in the studio subscribe to my blog and newsletter.
A selection of my work at SAM Gallery can be seen here. The gallery has a wonderful new space in the museum in the heart of downtown Seattle. One of the unique and very smart things the gallery offers is the option to rent art as well as purchase. Many companies and individuals start by renting art at a very affordable monthly rate and then decide to purchase, with the rental costs going towards the purchase.
My mid-sized print prices range from $300 to $1,800 –$2,500 for larger prints, and the cost is the same whether you purchase from the gallery or through me. On Etsy I am offering a wide range of work at smaller sizes to allow people to purchase a many different levels. To learn more about my prints and about digital printmaking go to the print section of my website. If you choose to buy from me directly I can ship unframed prints to you if you are out of the area, or I welcome you to contact me for a studio visit, where you can see a large body of work and examples of framed art.
I am happy to collaborate on special site-specific projects. Although most of my prints are intended for specific papers and are sold in editions limited in set and quantity some of them may be printed on alternate surfaces such as metallic papers and face-mount acrylic, or mounted on panel.
I also work in many other media besides printmaking, and I sell my drawings and paintings directly or through SAM Gallery. The prices of these pieces vary greatly depending on medium and size, so if you have interest in a particular piece please feel free to contact me for more information.
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Posted: 12:59 PM, Sep 10, 2018
By: Ed Reilly
The future of Tonawanda Coke is up in the air as U.S. Federal District Court Judge Hon. William Skretny ordered a Probation Violation Hearing for Friday September 14th to determine if Tonawanda Coke criminally violated the terms of its probation after being found guilty of violating the Clean Air Act in 2013.
The U.S. Attorneys Office asked Judge Skretny, last week, to order the shutdown because of continued probation violations concerning illegal emissions from the plant. Judge Skretny said in court there were over 100 accusations of violations.
Depending on the outcome of the hearing, Judge Skretny could re-sentence the company with the option to order its shutdown until Tonawanda Coke can comply with environmental law. The judge told the court that the "health and welfare of the community" was his primary concern.
Tonawanda Coke issued the following statement following the court proceeding:
"We are doing everything we can to address the opacity issue at our facility as quickly and as safely as possible. And we are committed to meeting our obligations to the community, including the obligations to operate a safe facility and to provide the required community payments. The immediate shut down of the facility and the company would prevent this. The government's attorneys have made reckless and unsubstantiated statements regarding the safety of the community. They have provided no proof to the Court, to us, or to the news media to support their claims of imminent health risks. In contrast, we are presenting data and information to the Court that refutes these claims and confirms there is no imminent health risk, as we quickly work to fix the problem. We look forward to presenting our evidence to the Court, to continuing to meet our obligations to the community, and to ultimately working with the government agencies to resolve this issue as we implement measures to maintain compliance."
As part of the government evidence, several resident-taken photographs are being shown to the judge. Those photos were taken by upset citizens starting in July 2018 as part of an effort conducted by "Citizen Science Community Resources" - a grass roots environmental group that helped conduct air sampling years ago that showed levels of Benzene, a carcinogen, infiltrated neighborhoods from Tonawanda Coke.
Jackie James-Creedon has led a 15-year battle to find out why she, and so many other residents near Tonawanda Coke, suffered with chronic illness. James-Creedon is director of Citizen Science Community Resources and spoke to 7 Eyewitness News Reporter Ed Reilly about her quest to hold the company responsible.
"We are ecstatic with the judges order today. This is just what we wanted," said James-Creedon outside of federal court.
Tonawanda Coke submitted to Judge Skretny a large amount of information about why a shutdown hearing should not go forward about the plant. The company argues that if it has to shutdown its battery of ovens, it will not be able to restart because damage caused by the cool down would cause financially unrepairable damage.
In addition, the company argued, in court-submitted documents, that there are 20 civil suits and a class action suit pending against Tonawanda Coke, and the shutdown would make it "incapable " of reaching a resolution in those pending cases.
Tonawanda Coke also claims it experienced a "catastrophic collapse of its heat waste stack" earlier this year, which the company said is responsible for causing the increase in emissions.
Attorneys for the company argue that Tonawanda Coke is making efforts to deal with the emission problem, including a 3-part remediation program, and ordering the shutdown of its problem ovens, just weeks before a scheduled NYS DEC hearing on the issue, is not needed.
The U.S. Attorneys Office disagrees and feels Tonawanda Coke is putting profits before people and dragging its feet when it comes to making repairs. Assistant U.S. Attorney Aaron Mango previously told Judge Skretny that Tonwanda Coke continues to "poison" residents on a regular basis by its actions.
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A song perfectly released during this season of unprecedented times and that has been touted as "...the trifecta of powerful truth, massive musicality, and the heart of a world changer," "Revolutionary" can also be heard on top playlists via Amazon Music (Christian Hits), Apple Music (Risers), Pandora (Christian Contemporary), Spotify (Top Christian Contemporary), and YouTube Music (Christian Hits).
Josh, who co-wrote the song with Steve Fee, James Tealy, and Jason Mater, has said, "'Revolutionary' is all about kindness [and] I believe that kindness matters. It's so easy to get caught up in all of the negativity we see in the world and on the news, and this song is a reminder that we are called to more than that. We're called to love as Christ has loved us. I am so encouraged by the acts of kindness I've seen recently...in many ways, our struggles are actually bringing us together. We're learning that we all have a lot more in common than we thought, and it's beautiful to see the ways people are serving each other. The lyrics are a prayer for God, through us, to start a revolution of kindness."
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I immediately noticed that the site looked a little strange. Then I noticed a red bar across the top of the page, a la CNN, that warned changes and tinkering were underway. So today I decided to drop on by again and see just what Dan's been up to. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the new site design is complete and looks purely fantastic. I absolutely love the new color scheme, and can actually declare that SimpleBits is now my favorite blog in terms of design (bumping Stopdesign to the number 2 spot).


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He turned and looked at me again with an expression of confusion and disbelief. "What now?" I thought to myself. I reached out and took the crumpled piece of paper from his hand, then smoothed it out to ensure I wouldn't skip over any key letters or words. I read it silently to myself, twice. Was he being framed? Was I being framed? Was this all part of some twisted conspiracy that my "friends" at Startup Institute had concocted to send me spiraling into full-on dementia? If so, it was working. It all began about 30 minutes prior as I kicked off my "Wicked Sweet Pitch Workshop" that I've hosted now for SI students in both Chicago and London. The workshop prepares the students to deliver their one-minute "hire me" elevator pitches at the TalentExpo event that concludes each 8-week program. Standing out in front of dozens of employers is undoubtedly important, so I help the students craft their unique stories and share them with confidence.
On this occasion, surrounded by the gloss and enthusiasm of Startup Institute's new Chicago space, things had started as normal. I'd introduced myself and shared some tips with the students on how to shake their presentation nerves. Then, to help them do just that, I'd launched into my signature improvised pitch game – Magic Hat.
The rules of the game are quite simple. Everyone writes down a funny or weird business idea on a piece of paper, folds it up, and puts it in the hat. Then, one-by-one people come up to the front of the room, pull out an idea, and convincingly pitch the idea to the group – no matter how ridiculous it may be. That's why the hat is magic, because you never know what obscure treasures are going to come out of it. Besides being pretty fun, I play Magic Hat with the students because it's great practice for speaking off the cuff and getting over presentation butterflies.
The first couple of students had given their impromptu pitches, and slowly but surely the comfort level was building in the room. I asked who wanted to go next, and a confident hand shot in the air. The victim sauntered up to the hat and rummaged around for a few seconds before pulling out the scrunched up paper that housed his destiny (at least for the next couple of minutes). He surveyed the scribbled writing and asked if he could pick again because the idea was very similar to the last one pitched.
"Really?" I exclaimed in a surprised tone. Having played the game a hundred or so times before, I knew that duplicate ideas were rare. I took the piece of paper from him and examined it myself to make sure he wasn't just trying to get out of having to pitch a tough suggestion. "Tinder for dogs," it read.
We all had a good chuckle about it. The last idea pitched was "Grindr for dogs." I started to wonder if the students had just gone down the list of dating apps and added "for dogs" at the end. Would "OkCupid for dogs" be next? I also started to wonder why the students were so fixated on the topic of canine cavorting, but decided not to push the issue. It was time to squash more butterflies.
So there I stood, off to the side, as the student rummaged once more for his ticket to pitch glory. This time, when his eyes met the words written before him, he remained completely silent. While before he had flashed a big grin at the silliness of the situation, now his face was pale and void of emotion. I knew immediately that this time it was serious.
I reluctantly accepted the paper from his outstretched hand, and within seconds I could feel my entire world turning upside down. The rambunctious crowd had simmered down to mere whispers in anticipation of the fresh fruit our enigmatic hat would bear. I crept forward to face the students from the front of the room and, slowly, read the topic aloud.
The room erupted in laughter, but I couldn't help but revisit the concerning thought that had occupied my mind just moments before. Why had we left the realm of puppy love, only to move into frisky feline frolicking? I started to realize that the real animals were not the poor creatures mentioned on the crinkled bits of paper, but rather the gaggle of rabid beasts seated before me. I could no longer hold back my feelings.
"What's WRONG with you guys!?" I shouted as I threw the paper in the air and attempted to flee the scene. I knew that for this situation to occur it could only signal one thing: the end of the world. And I had to get out of there, fast.
But I stayed. I took several deep breaths, and quickly checked my pants to make sure I hadn't wet myself during the laughter-fueled kerfuffle. I was dry. I was okay.
As the shock of the situation wore off, and the ground beneath me remained intact, I began to come to terms with the fact that the world was not in fact ending. Rather, I thought, perhaps the hat was magic after all. No one had lunged forward to claim responsibility for the ideas that set off this unfathomable fusion of dating and domestic animals. What else, therefore, could explain the event if not for pure, unadulterated magic?
Regardless of its cause, I knew it was a moment to be cherished. We had all just been lucky enough to witness one of life's many miracles – something we would look back upon fondly and giggle about with friends-- and later, the students all crushed their elevator pitches at the TalentExpo. I know that I, for one, will never look at a pet the same way again.
Siôn Owen is a Startup Institute Instructor in Chicago and Ringmaster at Pitch Circus, a communication consultancy for bold thinkers. Siôn's mission in life is to kill boring presentations before they kill us first. He specializes in teaching entrepreneurs how to get more creative and persuasive with their pitches to help their big ideas stick.
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Most evenings, galleries in NoDa and South End are closing just as the supper crowd descends on the neighborhoods. But twice a month, these same galleries throw open their doors and invite art lovers inside as part of Gallery Crawl. Gallery crawls are held on the first and third Fridays of the month in NoDa and the first Friday of the month in South End. The works that line the walls are just part of the appeal. Often, galleries serve wine and small bites to encourage lingering conversation (and, of course, sales). The scene is festive outside of the galleries, too. Restaurant patios are bursting at the seams, a few artists set up easels on the street and paint for the crowd, and live music spills out of the neighborhood clubs. Even the firemen are part of the atmosphere, sitting outside their historic firehouse and chatting with passersby. Gallery crawls are much more popular in NoDa, where all of the galleries are located within a few blocks of each other and going from one to the next requires little more than crossing the street. In South End the galleries are spread out, which means walking between them isn't an option.
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<topic id="topic1">
    <title id="cn20941">DELETE</title>

Deletes rows from a table.

            <title>Synopsis</title>
            <codeblock id="sql_command_synopsis">[ WITH [ RECURSIVE ] <varname>with_query</varname> [, ...] ]
DELETE FROM [ONLY] <varname>table</varname> [[AS] <varname>alias</varname>]
      [USING <varname>usinglist</varname>]
      [WHERE <varname>condition</varname> | WHERE CURRENT OF <varname>cursor_name</varname>]
      [RETURNING * | <varname>output_expression</varname> [[AS] <varname>output_name</varname>] [, …]]</codeblock>

            <title>Description</title>

<codeph>DELETE</codeph> deletes rows that satisfy the <codeph>WHERE</codeph> clause
                from the specified table. If the <codeph>WHERE</codeph> clause is absent, the effect
                is to delete all rows in the table. The result is a valid, but empty table.

By default, <codeph>DELETE</codeph> will delete rows in the specified table and all
                its child tables. If you wish to delete only from the specific table mentioned, you
                must use the <codeph>ONLY</codeph> clause.

There are two ways to delete rows in a table using information contained in other
                tables in the database: using sub-selects, or specifying additional tables in the
                    <codeph>USING</codeph> clause. Which technique is more appropriate depends on
                the specific circumstances.

If the <codeph>WHERE CURRENT OF</codeph> clause is specified, the row that is deleted
                is the one most recently fetched from the specified cursor.

The <codeph>WHERE CURRENT OF</codeph> clause is not supported with replicated
                tables.

The optional <codeph>RETURNING</codeph> clause causes <codeph>DELETE</codeph> to
                compute and return value(s) based on each row actually deleted. Any expression using
                the table's columns, and/or columns of other tables mentioned in
                    <codeph>USING</codeph>, can be computed. The syntax of the
                    <codeph>RETURNING</codeph> list is identical to that of the output list of
                    <codeph>SELECT</codeph>.<note>The <codeph>RETURNING</codeph> clause is not
                    supported when deleting from append-optimized tables.</note>

You must have the <codeph>DELETE</codeph> privilege on the table to delete from it.

            <note>As the default, Greenplum Database acquires an <codeph>EXCLUSIVE</codeph> lock on
                tables for <codeph>DELETE</codeph> operations on heap tables. When the Global
                Deadlock Detector is enabled, the lock mode for <codeph>DELETE</codeph> operations
                on heap tables is <codeph>ROW EXCLUSIVE</codeph>. See <xref
                    href="../../admin_guide/dml.xml#topic_gdd" format="dita"/>.</note>
            <sectiondiv id="section4">
                Outputs

On successful completion, a <codeph>DELETE</codeph> command returns a command tag
                    of the form

                <codeblock>DELETE <varname>count</varname></codeblock>

The <varname>count</varname> is the number of rows deleted. If <varname>count</varname> is 0, no
                    rows were deleted by the query (this is not considered an error).

If the
                        <codeph>DELETE</codeph> command contains a <codeph>RETURNING</codeph>
                    clause, the result will be similar to that of a <codeph>SELECT</codeph>
                    statement containing the columns and values defined in the
                        <codeph>RETURNING</codeph> list, computed over the row(s) deleted by the
                    command.

            </sectiondiv>

            <title>Parameters</title>
            <parml>
                <plentry>
                    <pt><varname>with_query</varname></pt>
                    <pd>The <codeph>WITH</codeph> clause allows you to specify one or more
                        subqueries that can be referenced by name in the <codeph>DELETE</codeph>
                        query. </pd>
                    <pd>For a <codeph>DELETE</codeph> command that includes a <codeph>WITH</codeph>
                        clause, the clause can only contain <codeph>SELECT</codeph> statements, the
                            <codeph>WITH</codeph> clause cannot contain a data-modifying command
                            (<codeph>INSERT</codeph>, <codeph>UPDATE</codeph>, or
                            <codeph>DELETE</codeph>). </pd>
                    <pd>See <xref
                            href="../../admin_guide/query/topics/CTE-query.xml#topic_zhs_r1s_w1b"/>
                        and <codeph><xref href="SELECT.xml#topic1"/></codeph> for details. </pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>ONLY</pt>
                    <pd>If specified, delete rows from the named table only. When not specified, any
                        tables inheriting from the named table are also processed.</pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>
                        <varname>table</varname>
                    </pt>
                    <pd>The name (optionally schema-qualified) of an existing table. </pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>
                        <varname>alias</varname>
                    </pt>
                    <pd>A substitute name for the target table. When an alias is provided, it
                        completely hides the actual name of the table. For example, given
                            <codeph>DELETE FROM foo AS f</codeph>, the remainder of the
                            <codeph>DELETE</codeph> statement must refer to this table as
                            <codeph>f</codeph> not <codeph>foo</codeph>. </pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>
                        <varname>usinglist</varname>
                    </pt>
                    <pd>A list of table expressions, allowing columns from other tables to appear in
                        the <codeph>WHERE</codeph> condition. This is similar to the list of tables
                        that can be specified in the <codeph>FROM</codeph> Clause of a <codeph><xref
                                href="./SELECT.xml#topic1" type="topic" format="dita"/></codeph>
                        statement; for example, an alias for the table name can be specified. Do not
                        repeat the target table in the <codeph>usinglist</codeph>, unless you wish
                        to set up a self-join. </pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>
                        <varname>condition</varname>
                    </pt>
                    <pd>An expression returning a value of type <codeph>boolean</codeph>, which
                        determines the rows that are to be deleted.</pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt>
                        <varname>cursor_name</varname>
                    </pt>
                    <pd>The name of the cursor to use in a <codeph>WHERE CURRENT OF</codeph>
                        condition. The row to be deleted is the one most recently fetched from this
                        cursor. The cursor must be a simple non-grouping query on the
                            <codeph>DELETE</codeph> target table. </pd>
                    <pd><codeph>WHERE CURRENT OF</codeph> cannot be specified together with a
                        Boolean condition.</pd>
                    <pd>The <codeph>DELETE...WHERE CURRENT OF</codeph> cursor statement can only be
                        run on the server, for example in an interactive psql session or a
                        script. Language extensions such as PL/pgSQL do not have support for
                        updatable cursors. </pd>
                    <pd>See <codeph><xref href="DECLARE.xml#topic1" type="topic" format="dita"
                            /></codeph> for more information about creating cursors.</pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt><varname>output_expression</varname></pt>
                    <pd>An expression to be computed and returned by the <codeph>DELETE</codeph>
                        command after each row is deleted. The expression can use any column names
                        of the table or table(s) listed in <codeph>USING</codeph>. Write * to return
                        all columns.</pd>
                </plentry>
                <plentry>
                    <pt><varname>output_name</varname></pt>
                    <pd>A name to use for a returned column.</pd>
                </plentry>
            </parml>

            <title>Notes</title>

Greenplum Database lets you reference columns of other tables in the
                    <codeph>WHERE</codeph> condition by specifying the other tables in the
                    <codeph>USING</codeph> clause. For example, to the name <codeph>Hannah</codeph>
                from the <codeph>rank</codeph> table, one might do:

            <codeblock>DELETE FROM rank USING names WHERE names.id = rank.id AND
name = 'Hannah';</codeblock>

What is essentially happening here is a join between <codeph>rank</codeph> and
                    <codeph>names</codeph>, with all successfully joined rows being marked for
                deletion. This syntax is not standard. However, this join style is usually easier to
                write and faster to run than a more standard sub-select style, such as:

            <codeblock>DELETE FROM rank WHERE id IN (SELECT id FROM names WHERE name
= 'Hannah');</codeblock>

Execution of <codeph>UPDATE</codeph> and <codeph>DELETE</codeph> commands directly on
                a specific partition (child table) of a partitioned table is not supported. Instead,
                these commands must be run on the root partitioned table, the table created
                with the <codeph>CREATE TABLE</codeph> command.

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The Latin Side of the Central Avenue Jazz Festival
Alfredo Rodriquez
TIM, Entertainment, Ricky Richardson
Los Angeles- Summer attire is appropriate for this time of year. The temperatures keep rising as the long days of summer continue. Attendees at the Central Avenue Jazz Festival felt like we were in the Caribbean.
This weekend, Saturday, July 25th and Sunday, July 26th, the most historic and hottest jazz festival was held in Los Angeles. The 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival was held on the streets, outside of the world famous Dunbar Hotel. Back in the day, the Central Avenue Jazz Festival was the premiere location of African American urban history and culture on the West Coast.
Councilman Curren D. Price Jr, 9th District and Coalition for Responsible Community Development ( Mark Wilson, Executive Director) hosted the 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival.
Once a year, America's #1 Art form, Jazz is celebrated during a family, friendly event. Thousands of jazz enthusiasts gathered for two days to enjoy a harmonious blend of the pure sounds of jazz, Latin jazz and the blues. This festival also served as a high school class reunion and reunion of old friends and neighbors.
The rich history of Central Avenue lives on in "The New 9th," Councilman Price continues to celebrate the history of jazz. "For two
Arturo O'Farrill and Jose Rizo
decades now, this iconic event has helped celebrate our community's rich cultural past, our present and future" said Councilman Curren D. Price Jr.
This year the festival expanded to incorporate three stages of continuous live music, various pavilions focused on health and wellness, children's activities and business and employment services, along with food and merchandise vendors.
A Resource Fair and vendors lined both sides of Central Avenue. The crowd sat underneath a huge canopy and lined the adjacent sidewalks. The synergy from the heyday of Central Avenue could be felt throughout the weekend.
Veteran jazz icons wowed the lively crowd with a set of original tunes and some jazz standards. Fulfilling this bill were Henry Franklin The Skipper and Crew, Barbara Morrison, John Beasley and MONK'estra, Kenny Burrell Big Band and the Gerald Wilson Orchestra directed by Dr. Bobby Rodriguez. The 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival was dedicated to the memory and legacy of Gerald Wilson. A plaque was presented to the Gerald Wilson family. A section on Central Avenue will be dedicated Gerald Wilson Square in the future.
The festival also featured some talented up & comers of today who are carrying the torch of jazz forward into the future. The featured artists were LAUSD Beyond the Bell All-City Jazz Big Band, Jazz America, Aaron Shaw Quintet, Tony White Quintet, Braxton Cook Quartet, Jamael Dean Quintet, Ryan Porter Group, A Place Called Home, Beyond the Bell Combo and Devin Daniels. Ray Goren prescribed a potent dose of blues.
The 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival spiced up the proceedings with hot Latin rhythms and infectious beats. Salseros (salsa dancers) contributed to our enjoyment of this wonderful festival.
Entertainment was provided by an incredible young saxophonist Christopher Astoquilca A-Tet. Christopher was in a celebratory mood. He celebrated the 20th Anniversary of the Central Avenue Jazz Festival and the 194th Independence of Peru with an outstanding scorching set of Bolero's, Cumbia, Merengue, Salsa and Latin Jazz. Their set consisted of the tunes "Blue Bossa" (Bossa Nova), "Es Mentirosa" –merengue, "Love for Sale"-salsa, a fast rumba version of "Caravan" with arrangements by Christopher, and "Flor de La Cadera" with a special guest appearance by guitarist Jose Louis Caballero. Antonia P. Sanchez, President/Founder-Comunidad Peruana Los Angeles Sur de California, Jessica Vanegas, Miluska Morales, Alec Christopher Marken and Sarah Aisha performed traditional dances during Christopher Astoquilca A-Tet set.
Quincy Jones presents Alfredo Rodriguez. Alfredo is an amazing piano wizard from Cuba. He teamed up with Henry Cole on drums as they held the crowds rapt attention throughout their set. People immediately felt the groove as the duo exploded onto the stage with the tune "The Invasion Parade." The tempo slowed down on "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas." The duo revved up the throttle once again on "Timbe Robot," and "Guantanamera."
Ain't no party like a Poncho Sanchez party? Everyone knows that Poncho Sanchez and His Latin Jazz Band is going to throw it down deep, dirty and funky, with a soulful stew of Latin Jazz, Salsa, R&B and soul marinated in hot sauce, to close out day one of the festival. Salsa dancers left the festival with enough pep in their steps to continue partying at a club, into the sizzling nights.
Violinist Dayren Santamaria is blazing her own trail in Afro-Cuban jazz. She was aided by a group of musicians who are leaders or legends in their own right. The band was made up of Dayren Santamaria-violin, Oscar Hernandez-piano/keyboards, Jimmy Branley-timbales, Joey de Leon-congas, Alfredo Ortiz-vocals/percussions, and Sawa on bass. Dayren Santamaria & Made in Cuba continued the celebration with a high energy set of original tunes from her latest CD, Belleza with arrangements by Oscar Hernandez. The salseros were thrilled as they dance to the following tunes "Made in Cuba," "Belleza," "Mantazas," "Dayren's Nostalgia," and "Cubana Y Tampana" about her early years in my home town of Tampa, Florida.
My enjoyment of the 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival concluded with another excellent set of Afro-Cuban jazz by Arturo O'Farrill Quintet from New York. This tight band featured Arturo O'Farrill on piano, Adam O'Farrill-trumpet, Livio Almeida-saxophones, Carlo De Rosa-bass and Zachery O'Farrill on drums. Their fiery set consisted of the tunes "Siboney," "Industrialistic"-a gumbo of various genres of music, written by Adam O'Farrill, and closed with "Not Now, Right Now."
The Kenny Burrell Big Band closed out the 20th Annual Central Avenue Jazz Festival on a rousing note to the delight of the crowd.
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Cette liste de ponts de la Corée du Nord a pour vocation de présenter une liste de ponts remarquables de la Corée du Nord, tant par leurs caractéristiques dimensionnelles, que par leur intérêt architectural ou historique.

La catégorie lien donne la classification de l'ouvrage parmi ceux présentés et propose un lien vers la fiche technique du pont sur le site Structurae, base de données et galerie internationale d'ouvrages d'art. La liste peut être triée selon les différentes entrées du tableau pour voir ainsi les ponts en arc ou les ouvrages les plus récents par exemple.

Les colonnes portée et longueur, exprimées en mètres indiquent respectivement la distance entre les pylônes de la travée principale et la longueur totale de l'ouvrage, viaducs d'accès compris.

Ponts présentant un intérêt historique ou architectural

Grands ponts
Ce tableau présente les ouvrages ayant des portées supérieures à  (liste non exhaustive) et les ponts de Pyongyang sur le Taedong.

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How Fast Is 4G LTE Wireless Service?
4G speed is 10 times faster than 3G
Liane Cassavoy
Liane Cassavoy is a former freelance contributor to Lifewire who has been reviewing and writing articles about smartphones since 1999.
4G and 4G LTE wireless service providers like to talk about their super-speedy 4G wireless networks, but just how fast is 4G compared to 3G? 4G wireless delivers service is at least 10 times faster than 3G networks and much faster than that, in many cases.
Speeds vary by your location, provider, mobile network load, and device. If you live in a large city, the speed is usually higher than the speed available in remote areas of the country.
All of the information below should apply to iPhone and Android phones (no matter which company made your Android phone, including Samsung, Google, Huawei, Xiaomi, etc).
4G and 4G LTE
4G is the fourth generation of mobile network technology. It replaces 3G and is more reliable and much faster than its predecessor. It accommodates streaming media on your phone, where its speed means you won't see any buffering delays. It is considered a necessity, rather than a luxury, for use with the high-powered smartphones on the market.
Some people use the terms 4G and 4G LTE interchangeably, but 4G LTE, which stands for the fourth generation long-term evolution, delivers the best performance and fastest speeds. 4G is offered in most areas of the country now, but 4G LTE is not as widely available. Even if your provider offers 4G LTE speed, you must have a compatible phone to access it. Most older phones can't accommodate 4G LTE speeds.
4G LTE networks are fast—so fast, that when you use one on your phone to access the internet, you enjoy an experience similar to that provided by a home router.
Advantages of 4G LTE Service
In addition to its high speed, which makes streaming video, movies, and music possible, 4G LTE service offers some other advantages, particularly when compared with Wi-Fi networks:
4G offers a wide service area. Unlike Wi-Fi, where you have to depend on hotspots wherever you go for a connection, 4G service is often available as you travel.
4G LTE services offer online security that is beneficial to anyone who has sensitive information on a smartphone.
4G networks are more affordable than they have been in the past. Service providers offer plans that are less expensive, and they usually offer several plans, so you can pick the one that suits you best.
Disadvantages of 4G LTE Service
LTE service is not yet available everywhere.
New hardware, such as an LTE-compatible phone, may be necessary.
Battery life may be adversely affected.
4G Speed of Popular Mobile Carriers
In all cases, download speed is faster than upload speed. These 4G speed measurements are reported as those the average users can expect. They may or may not be reflected in your device given your service area, network load, and phone or tablet capabilities.
The 4G speeds are expressed in megabits per second (Mbps).
Verizon 4G LTE Speed
Verizon offers the highest average download speed at 36 Mbps, with much higher speeds available in major cities.
Verizon upload speed averages almost 15 Mbps.
T-Mobile 4G LTE Speed
T-Mobile has a reputation for performing well in metropolitan areas, although its speed is known to drop indoors.
Average download speed 23–24 Mbps
Average upload speed 16–17 Mbps
AT&T 4G LTE Speed
Sprint 4G LTE Speed
4G LTE average download speed is 12–30 Mbps. In large cities, the average download speed reaches 35 Mbps.
4G LTE average upload speed 7–8 Mbps
5G is the newest mobile network technology. Although it is not yet available, it promises to be 10 times faster than 4G service. 5G will differ from 4G in that it is designed to use radio frequencies broken into bands. The frequencies are higher than those used by 4G networks and have been expanded to handle the large number of bandwidth demands the future will bring.
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PM's daughter slams lack of support for gay parade
Speaking to Army Radio, Dana Olmert says achievement of parade is that haredi gays and lesbians know they are not alone
Ynet|Published: 11.12.06 , 14:39
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's daughter Dana told Army Radio on Sunday that the struggle of the homosexual community in Israel has just began, charging that the community's rights remain violated.
"There is a continuing history of violence and hatred, there is homophobia. Coming out of the closet is not a one-time struggle," Dana, a lesbian, said.
Friday's Event
Pride event: 'Democracy lost'
Aviram Zino
After weeks of public riots against holding gay pride parade in Jerusalem, event held in reduced proportions – enclosed in Givat Ram stadium. Anti-gay protestors arrested, one in possession of gun
She said: "I thought it is important to tell those who were not there what those who were there felt. I was happy to be there with the sweetest people there is.
"But on the other hand there is a sad feeling in that they took us into a closed area. It was a feeling of being in jail. At the entrance we were asked to put on a pink ribbon and the feeling was that the event is too sterile."
She claimed that a violent campaign was waged against the community and the event's organizers.
"After what happened I am sure the community's leader should not give up and therefore we have to march. The fear campaign is a problem. The fact that we were distanced from the public teaches us that something in the separation war succeeded, and that's what turned the event into a bitter victory …
"I think that the community was offended in this struggle but there is another side to that. Now, homosexual and lesbian haredim, and there are haredi homosexuals and lesbian, know they are not alone in the world."
Olmert said that the media presented both sides in an equal manner boosted haredim opposing the parade.
"There is on the one hand a group of people who want to march without violence, and their message is not one of hate. And on the other hand there is a group of people who express themselves violently – and the media presents both sides in a politically correct manner. I believe the media should take a stance."
She was asked about her father's silence over the issue and his unwillingness to support the community.
"I would have been happy if, as Eliyahui Yishai called it 'the abomination parade', someone had answered him from the government system … I don't like to speak as the daughter of my father. I don't act in the public sphere as such, but I keep to myself the right to express myself when I think I am right and this is one such time."
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Game of Thrones Just Made Television History
The show's first Outstanding Drama Series win was the last leg of the race.
If Game of Thrones ended its run with zero accolades, the show would still hold a key place in the annals of television. The HBO fantasy series upped TV's cinematic language, mainstreamed the geekiest story imaginable, and introduced the world to some of cable's most vicious characters. But luckily for Westeros addicts looking for legitimacy, Thrones is an awards favorite—and this year, the show made Emmy history.
On Sunday night, Game of Thrones became the first show to earn 12 Emmys in a single year, surpassing The West Wing, which held the record with nine. At the 67th Annual Emmy Awards broadcast, the show picked up wins for writing (David Benioff and Dan Weiss), directing (David Nutter), best actor (Peter Dinklage), and Outstanding Drama Series, where it bested Mad Men in a heated race. This adds to Thrones' eight wins at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards—in categories like editing, makeup, and stunts—earlier this month.
With its new statues, Thrones is now tied with Hill Street Blues and West Wing for the title of most-honored series of all time. All three shows have earned 26 awards during their runs, a number Thrones will blow past when it's inevitably up for a new slew of awards in 2016.
Game of Thrones Season 6 is currently filming—with or without Jon Snow—and is expected to air in 2016.
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The agreement extends a relationship that had been in place between Fubo and the former Scripps Networks Interactive, which Discovery acquired in 2018. That pact included carriage of five networks including HGTV and Food Network.
Under terms of the agreement, Discovery Channel, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Animal Planet, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network and MotorTrend will be available on Fubo's base package, Fubo Standard, joining HGTV, Food Network and Travel Channel which are already available on the service.
At the same time, an expanded suite of Discovery networks including Science Channel, Destination America, Discovery Family, American Heroes Channel, and Discovery Life will be added to Fubo's add-on package, Fubo Extra, where they will join DIY Network and Cooking Channel. Discovery en Espanol and Discovery Familia will be available on Fubo's Spanish-language package, Latino Basic and the Latino Plus add-on package).
"Our partners at FuboTV are building a unique programming service, and we are pleased to bring more of our portfolio of real-life passion brands and programs to their subscribers," said Eric Phillips, president of affiliate distribution at Discovery, in a statement. "This agreement further exemplifies the viewer affinity for our beloved brands and talent, and fuboTV's commitment to offering high-quality, world-class content to customers."
In addition to bringing subscribers each network's live linear feed, the agreement also includes a robust library of on-demand Discovery content, bringing Fubo's VOD library to more than 60,000 movies and TV episodes per month.
"Today's content agreement broadens the strategic relationship between Discovery and fuboTV that began almost two years ago with the former Scripps Networks," said Joel Armijo, Fubo's CFO, in a statement. "We are excited to be adding more Discovery brands alongside their lifestyle networks, which we already carry. These brands, including HGTV and Food Network, are among our top performing entertainment networks, and this agreement allows us to extend our partnership for years to come. We expect to be similarly successful with our new Discovery networks."


There's a double-header of fresh trailers deserving our attention today, and though I was perhaps more entertained by Stephen Colbert's ebullient Daft Punk dance moves, these two films both look like must-sees. The first is Spike Jonze's return to the director's chair, Her, a technology-driven love story set in the not-too-distant future. Joaquin Phoenix reunites with The Master co-star Amy Adams (and a whole cast of cool ladies) to play a lonely guy who seems to have an emotional connection with his computer's operating system. I'm guessing we're in for a fair amount of melancholy here, but we'll see when Her opens November 20. On a rather different note, the first look at Ridley Scott and author Cormac McCarthy's collaboration, The Counselor, has dropped as well. McCarthy pens the script here, and Michael Fassbender plays the title character, a respected lawyer who embarks on a little dalliance into the drug business. Scott has a tendency to make his thrillers a touch too overblown (I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking American Gangster ran about 40 min too long), but The Counselor has a pedigree that cannot be ignored, and a cast to match. Fassbender is supported by Brad Pitt, Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, Cameron Diaz, and will be out on October 25.
The trailer for Her looks charming. I never imagined Joaquin Phoenix to be a melancholy kind of guy, but he looked good for the role.
Two flicks I'm really looking forward to. Fassbender looks perfect in The Counselor, as does Phoenix in Her. High expectations for these two.


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America's Most Content (and Miserable) Cities
By Alexander E.M. Hess and Michael B. Sauter	March 26, 2013 6:06 am EDT
5. Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, N.C.
> Well-being index score: 62.7
> Obesity: 32.1%
> Median household income: $38,923
> Adult population with high school diploma or higher: 79.0%
Nowhere else in the nation did people have as negative an evaluation of their lives as in the Hickory metro area. A major reason was that survey respondents living there were less optimistic about their life in five years than respondents in almost all other parts of the country. Hickory residents also were rated poorly for emotional health, with survey respondents telling Gallup they felt sad or depressed more often than in almost all other metro areas. As of January, the Hickory metro area had an 11.5% unemployment rate, among the higher rates in the country. Many residents lacked the formal education necessary to work in higher paying jobs. Just 79% of residents had at least a high school diploma, and 18.2% at least a bachelor's degree, versus 85.9% and 28.5%, nationwide.
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4. Beaumont-Port Arthur, Texas
Some 75.3% of residents in the Beaumont area were satisfied with the city, one of the lowest figures in the nation. Among their concerns, less than 60% of residents felt safe going out at night. One possible reason is that, as of 2011, the area had a high crime rate — at 545.9 violent crimes per 100,000 people. That was well above the U.S. benchmark of 386.3 per 100,000. Additionally, just 15.7% of all residents from the Beaumont-Port Arthur area have a college degree, versus 28.5% across the United States. This likely prevents many workers from getting jobs that appeal to their strengths and satisfy them. Only people in one area nationwide, Fayetteville, N.C., gave their work environments lower ratings.
3. Mobile, Ala.
The area was ranked as one of the worst in the nation for both emotional and physical health. Respondents to Gallup's survey from the area were more likely to say they were sad, angry, worried or depressed than those in nearly all other metro areas. Just 74% of residents had no health problems that prevented them from age-appropriate activities, while just under 65% were well rested the day before, both among the lower proportions in the country. In addition to poor health, Mobile had one of the nation's higher crime rates in 2011, at 608.2 crimes per 100,000 residents, compared to 386.3 crimes per 100,000 nationwide. Worse, Mobile had 11.3 murders per 100,000 people that year, the 10th highest figure of any metro area in the country.
2. Huntington-Ashland, W.Va.-Ky.-Ohio
The Huntington area rates as one of the nation's worst metropolitan areas for healthy behavior and emotional health, as well as the single worst for physical health. In addition to infrequent exercise, residents also worried and stressed more than nearly all other Americans. Among survey respondents from the area, just 77% told Gallup they had enough energy to do the things they wanted to, while only about two-thirds could participate in age-appropriate physical activities — both among the worst figures in the United States. In 2011, the area's median household income was $36,894, while 19.9% of people lived below the poverty line, both considerably worse than figures for the nation overall.
1. Charleston, W.Va.
Charleston was the worst performing metro area on Gallup's well-being index for 2012. The area scored lower for emotional health than anywhere else in the U.S., with residents among the most likely to report they were stressed, angry, sad and worried. Additionally, only the Huntington metro area received a lower score for physical health. Charleston residents reported the highest rate of smoking and the worst access to a safe place to exercise, which may contribute to the fact that it is the second-most obese metro area in the nation.
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1We have all these great people around us as examples. Their lives tell us what faith means. So we, too, should run the race that is before us and never quit. We should remove from our lives anything that would slow us down and the sin that so often makes us fall.
2We must never stop looking to Jesus. He is the leader of our faith, and he is the one who makes our faith complete. He suffered death on a cross. But he accepted the shame of the cross as if it were nothing because of the joy he could see waiting for him. And now he is sitting at the right side of God's throne.
3Think about Jesus. He patiently endured the angry insults that sinful people were shouting at him. Think about him so that you won't get discouraged and stop trying.
4You are struggling against sin, but you have not had to give up your life for the cause.
5You are children of God, and he speaks words of comfort to you. You have forgotten these words: "My child, don't think the Lord's discipline is worth nothing, and don't stop trying when he corrects you.
7So accept sufferings like a father's discipline. God does these things to you like a father correcting his children. You know that all children are disciplined by their fathers.
8So, if you never receive the discipline that every child must have, you are not true children and don't really belong to God.
9We have all had fathers here on earth who corrected us with discipline. And we respected them. So it is even more important that we accept discipline from the Father of our spirits. If we do this, we will have life.
10Our fathers on earth disciplined us for a short time in the way they thought was best. But God disciplines us to help us so that we can be holy like him.
11We don't enjoy discipline when we get it. It is painful. But later, after we have learned our lesson from it, we will enjoy the peace that comes from doing what is right.
12You have become weak, so make yourselves strong again.
13Live in the right way so that you will be saved and your weakness will not cause you to be lost.
14Try to live in peace with everyone. And try to keep your lives free from sin. Anyone whose life is not holy will never see the Lord.
15Be careful that no one fails to get God's grace. Be careful that no one loses their faith and becomes like a bitter weed growing among you. Someone like that can ruin your whole group.
16Be careful that no one commits sexual sin. And be careful that no one is like Esau and never thinks about God. As the oldest son, Esau would have inherited everything from his father. But he sold all that for a single meal.
17You remember that after Esau did this, he wanted to get his father's blessing. He wanted that blessing so much that he cried. But his father refused to give him the blessing, because Esau could find no way to change what he had done.
18You have not come to a place that can be seen and touched, like the mountain the people of Israel saw, which was burning with fire and covered with darkness, gloom, and storms.
19There is no sound of a trumpet or a voice speaking words like those they heard. When they heard the voice, they begged never to hear another word.
22But you have come to Mount Zion, to the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem. You have come to a place where thousands of angels have gathered to celebrate.
23You have come to the meeting of God's firstborn children. Their names are written in heaven. You have come to God, the judge of all people. And you have come to the spirits of good people who have been made perfect.
24You have come to Jesus—the one who brought the new agreement from God to his people. You have come to the sprinkled blood that tells us about better things than the blood of Abel.
25Be careful and don't refuse to listen when God speaks. Those people refused to listen to him when he warned them on earth. And they did not escape. Now God is speaking from heaven. So now it will be worse for those who refuse to listen to him.
27The words "once again" clearly show us that everything that was created will be destroyed—that is, the things that can be shaken. And only what cannot be shaken will remain.
29because our God is like a fire that can destroy us.


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Since August of 2010, volunteers and employees of Moab Solutions and CCR have been at the Moab Post office at 9am on the third Saturday of every month to collect the mixed paper that was not able to be collected at the Community Recycling Center. During that time, a staggering 260 tons of mixed paper was collected at the Paper Drives, backhauled to Provo using postal trucks, and picked up for recycling by Rocky Mountain Recycling. Almost 50 tons of mixed paper were collected in 2014 alone. On average, between 15 and 20 of the large Post Office bins were filled each month during the short collection time on Saturday mornings.
In 2010, the Moab Post Office began participating in the Postal Service Post Office Box Lobby Mail Recycling Program, and the two local recycling organizations saw an opportunity to use this program to greater increase recycling access in Moab. Moab Solutions had been running an "underground railroad" of paper recycling by getting volunteers who were heading up to Salt Lake City to stuff their cars full of mixed paper and drop it off at collection sites in SLC. Once the Post Office started collecting mixed paper, Rani Derasary, former Program Director at CCR, saw an opportunity to use their backhauling program to give the opportunity to recycle types of paper that were not otherwise recyclable here in Moab.
Beginning January 2nd, 2015, The Community Recycle Center on 1000 Sand Flats Road started accepting all Paper Drive materials for recycling and begin ongoing collection of the following types of mixed paper: egg cartons, paperboard (like cereal boxes), brown paper bags, toilet paper and paper towel rolls, magazines, catalogues, phone books, calendars, hardcover and paperback books, wrapping paper, paper packaging and junk mail.
The Community Recycle Center already accepts office paper, newspaper and cardboard for recycling, and the Solid Waste District expects to collect a lot of mixed paper once collection is every day during business hours. It will be important for people to carefully separate their paper recycling as the Solid Waste District makes more money on bales that are only cardboard, newspaper or office paper, and will not get as high of a return from the mixed boxes full of Paper Drive materials. People will also need to remove spiral bindings, plastic cover sheets, metal cutting strips and other non-paper items that are often attached to recyclable paper. Just like with all other recyclables, items that are contaminated with food cannot be recycled.
"The most common unacceptable item we saw at the Paper Drive was milk cartons or ice cream containers, really anything that's paper on the outside and holds liquids inside. That type of packaging can't be recycled here because it's just too waxy." says Scott of CCR.
Green Solutions, a private business that does curbside recycling, will start picking up mixed paper materials on the first Wednesday of the New Year, January 7th. "We ask our customers to separate the Paper Drive materials from other recycables, and only put out a blue bin's worth, as we are still working on how we will accommodate the new materials. We are waiting to see how much this affects our pick ups to determine a need for a price increase or additional bins for customers," says Brad Woodford, owner of Green Solutions.
The Moab Post Office will continue to participate in the Postal Service Post Office Box Lobby Mail Recycling Program, along with 111 other Post Offices in Utah and more than 9,000 Post Offices across the country. This program does not allow for any collection of household paper waste, but is intended to get Post Office Box customers to "Read, Respond, Recycle" by opening their mail, taking whatever action is necessary then using the bins to recycle the rest of their mail. Post Office customers in Moab might notice the official USPS blue bins as well as the clear collection bins for other types of recycling. The clear bins are maintained by Moab Solutions and intended to capture any recycling that people might have on them while running errands and visiting the Post Office, such as plastic bottles, aluminum cans or newspaper, but is also not intended to be a drop off for household recyclables.
For more information, the media is invited to contact Abby Scott, the Program Director of Canyonlands Community Recycling. She can be reached via email at CCR@MoabRecycles.org or by phone at 801-718-6080.
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These sweet crumbly buns are typically made in Benidorm (Alicante) around the 3rd of February, which is Sant Blai's patron day (Saint Blaise).
A word of caution: these buns are pretty calorific, which might explain why they're only made once a year. But on the other hand, they are gluten free, so if you want to make a sweet treat for someone who can't eat wheat, this could be it.


Embrace the quintessentially English tradition of Afternoon Tea at Park Grand London Kensington. With a selection of freshly made finger sandwiches, scones and a nice pot of tea from our range of assorted teas, you are sure to enjoy this mouth-watering experience.
Served in the K Lounge, our traditional Afternoon tea includes a selection of freshly made finger sandwiches, scones, macaroons, mouth watering cake selection and, of course, a nice hot pot of tea from our range of assorted teas.
Love chocolate? Treat yourself to a Chocolate Afternoon Tea and indulge your taste-buds for an experience to remember. Served at the K Lounge, our Chocolate Afternoon Tea includes freshly made finger sandwiches, scones, macaroons, mouth watering cake selection and, of course, a nice hot pot of tea from our range of assorted teas.
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Spice up your afternoon with a treat for the taste buds. Here's an afternoon tea with its sweet, savoury and piping hot indulgence, but with a difference. Take your senses on a journey across the Indian subcontinent, with flavours and textures from across the land. For the perfect finish, try some 'chai' a refreshing milky take on the perfect cup of tea.


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Those look absolutely stunning, Rod.
What exactly is a, "drop top accent veneer"? Is the quilted maple I think I'm seeing in pix 2 and 3 actually veneer, or is it the actual wood's finish? What about the top photo of what looks like a walnut/maple combo?
What exactly is a, "drop top accent veneer"? Is the quilted maple I think I'm seeing in pix 2 and 3 actually veneer, or is it the actual wood's finish?
a 'drop-top' is a top veneer/laminate that rolls down over the forearm contour. to do this, the body core has the contour machined prior to gluing on the bookmatched top and any accent veneers). in the image below, you can see how the top and accent veneer roll down over the forearm contour maximizing the visual display of the fancy high $$ top woods. the process adds several steps of complexity that requires CNC accuracy and alignment pins on the body blank.
What about the top photo of what looks like a walnut/maple combo?
Incredible Rod... you've outdone yourself on this model/design!
Thanks for the explanations, Rod.


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University life on camera: how accurate is the university experience shown onscreen?
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By Meghana Krishnamurthy, Second Year, Film and Television
Which is more realistic? American made films, showing us vivacious college life where you walk around undaunted with thousands of friends on your arm, or the more subtle British productions, giving us second year students a pleasant nostalgic view of the true struggle during freshers to stand out from the crowd?
Realism as a trope is rarely seen in Hollywood productions, especially social realism, and the 'kitchen-sink' genre, which is often known as the most 'typically British' of all film genres. Filmmakers like Ken Loach and Francis Lee have firmly rooted that identity in British cinema.
Meanwhile, on the other side of the Atlantic, films are audience driven, meaning emotional dramas are mostly preferred: escapism is a major factor. Thus, this diverts Hollywood films from showing mostly truthful depictions of life on screen. Now, the stereotype definitely lies within the Hollywood film, following the formula that's been tried and tested countless times – that university is all about the social aspect.
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My memory strongly hinges on going to see Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) in the cinema with my friends, chattering about how excited we were to see a capella, which at the time, we felt was the coolest society that could exist at university. In reality, the stall at the Fresher's Fair – the highlight of fresher's week – was practically empty, even though the entire population of students were milling about under the marquees to escape the torrential Bristol rain that hit us that day.
By being subjected to such films even before entering high school, I felt like I had a pretty good idea of what to expect when I stepped past the university gates on my first day as a student. It came as a surprise when I realised that I didn't enjoy going out as much as my flatmates, with whom I had hoped to become best chums.
Instead, I chose to focus a little more on the academic side, and make sure I got my money's worth from my lectures. In contrast, we see next to nothing about classes, lectures, and studies in Pitch Perfect (2012), which definitely delivers a very skewed perspective of how college life is supposed to be, and unfortunately falls into the ditch of the genre-specific college trope.
However critically I choose to look at Pitch Perfect, for it is after all an American film, I still cannot discount the fact that it is quite realistic in its representation of orientation week. Beca Mitchell isn't just an introvert at the beginning of the film, but the splitting image of those new students, who don't feel the need to party all night, and instead maybe keep to themselves.
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Furthermore, the film gives importance to the Welcome Fair (or equivalent), where Beca wanders around the society stalls experiencing cringey, albeit slightly anti-Semitic humour.
Monsters University (2013) achieves a remarkable level of realism, even though it is the most adventurous university-set film to exist. As Pixar is unbeatable at world building, it is unsurprising that they nail the student atmosphere inside the campus; the awe and nervousness of Mike's first lecture; or even the giddy smile on his face when he meets Randall, his roommate.
Taking into account that it is made by Pixar, the 'realism' weaves through the film in an unusual way, as an entire world filled with monsters harvesting the screams of children, is definitely not something we would hope to even see on another planet in our solar system.
And this is what makes the element of realism so much more tantalising to watch. It's finding relatable college life in little nuances throughout the film, which contribute to a feeling of realism in an animated film.
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After entering university and really getting into the content covered through my film course, I had my eyes opened to more diverse types of films and filmmaking, and eventually, was introduced to the social-real genre of British cinema. Starter for 10 (2006) has a reputation for being an accurate portrayal of the awkwardness, and this could be because it is adapted from the novel of the same name by David Nicholls.
Call me a James McAvoy fan, but this film holds a stark difference to the others previously discussed, especially because it's been told through the eyes of someone who's gone to university and can relate to Bryan.
Maybe not with the vicar costume though. Starter for 10 clearly doesn't aim to glorify the university stereotype. Bryan tries to attend parties like everyone else does, chat with like-minded students, and eventually realises that it's not how he thought it would be.
Sometimes, the stereotypical Hollywood trope is unavoidable, and I will admit that I enjoy watching the Pitch Perfect franchise films, even if they don't achieve that level of reality. It's like the love-hate relationship with rom-coms; you can't watch too many of them.
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Dades de la Temporada 1922-1923 del RCD Espanyol.

Fets Destacats
 16 de setembre de 1922: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 0 - Imperio Lisboa 0.
 17 de setembre de 1922: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 2 - Imperio Lisboa 2.
 5 de novembre de 1922: Campionat de Catalunya, Sants 0 - Espanyol 3. La Federació obligà a repetir el partit per alineació indeguda de Zamora. El partit es repetí l'11 de gener amb el resultat Sants 0 - Espanyol 1.
 3 de desembre de 1922: Campionat de Catalunya, Espanyol 1 - Europa 1. La Federació obligà a repetir el partit per alineació indeguda de Zamora. El partit es repetí el 4 de març de 1923. L'Espanyol s'hi presenta amb 7 jugadors, i el partit es donà per perdut a l'Espanyol. Al cap de poca estona, amb tots els jugadors al camp, es disputa el partit amb caràcter no oficial amb el resultat Espanyol 1 - Europa 4.
 8 de desembre de 1922: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 3 - K. Czechie Karlin 3.
 10 de desembre de 1922: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 3 - K. Czechie Karlin 2.
 31 de desembre de 1922: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 0 - Sparta de Praga 1.
 1 de gener de 1923: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 0 - Sparta de Praga 4.
 6 de gener de 1923: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 0 - Sparta de Praga 4.
 18 de febrer de 1923: Inauguració de l'estadi de Sarrià: Espanyol 4 - UE Sants 1. El primer gol el marcà Vicenç Tonijuan.
 25 de març de 1923: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 0 - Viktoria Zizkov Praga 2.
 14 d'abril de 1923: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 2 - Viktoria Zizkov Praga 0.
 21 d'abril de 1923: Amistós internacional: Espanyol 4 - Nuselsky SK Praga 3.
 24 de juny de 1923: Copa Vea: Espanyol 1 - CE Europa 1.

Resultats i Classificació

Campionat de Catalunya

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Competicions esportives del 1922 a Catalunya
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Imagine an alternate universe where sonic collages are hit songs. It's easy to picture the Books — the duo of singer/guitarist Nick Zammuto and cellist Paul De Jong and their arsenal of audio samples — inhabiting that place. Their very 21st-century music is certainly experimental, but it's also accessible, often funny, and can be gorgeous, too. In 2011, Temporary Residence Limited released a re-mastered version of the Books' 2002 debut, Thought for Food. The album is an early example of folktronica, a genre that challenges notions of what electronica can be: acoustic instrumental timbres are favored and prescribed notions of ambience are ignored. The opener, "Enjoy Your Worries, You May Never Have Them Again," immediately brings the listener into the Books' weird world. The slips and slides of acoustic guitar playing and earthy fiddling are highlighted, spoken word elements are put to inventive use, and hisses and other details are strategically deployed. The result makes sense in a nonsensical, surrealist sort of way. But this carefully constructed album isn't about any one track; ideally it should be taken in and savored in its entirety.
Thought for Food (Remastered) The Books
Enjoy Your Worries, You May Never Have Them Again
Read, Eat, Sleep
All Bad Ends All
All Our Base Are Belong to Them
Thankyoubranch
Motherless Bastard
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A Dead Fish Gains the Power of Observation
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The Lemon of Pink (Remastered)
Lost and Safe (Remastered)
Music for a French Elevator EP
Music For a French Elevator and Other Oddities
The Getty Address
Dirty Projectors
Stick Music
The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millenium General Assembly
Dark Was the Night
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Student Awards 2014
In KATH Awards on October 16, 2014 by Randolph Hollingsworth Tagged: history student
The Kentucky Association of Teachers of History (KATH) is proud to announce the 2014 winners of the annual awards for student writing and research in history. Entries were considered by a panel of historians invited by the KATH Board to serve as judges. The winners, who wrote their papers during the 2013-14 academic year, will be honored with a cash prize and certificate at the Annual Meeting this weekend in Louisville.
Cody Barnett
The Thomas D. Clark Undergraduate Student Writing Award is given to a student who has written an outstanding undergraduate research paper in U.S. history while attending a Kentucky college or university.
The winner of the Clark Award this year is Cody S. Barnett (Transylvania University) for his paper "The Thought of the Smell of Black Powder Smoke: Violence in Kentucky Politics and the Clayhole Election Shootout." Cody Barnett is from Viper, Kentucky and majored in both political science and history at Transylvania. Dr. Melissa McEuen, History professor at Transylvania University, served as his faculty sponsor.
Todd Blevins
Honorable Mention goes to Todd Blevins (Morehead State University) for his paper "Owingsville on Fire: The Second Great Awakening and the Birth of Small-Town Evangelism." Todd Blevins is from Owingsville, Kentucky and recently won the 2014 Camden-Carroll Library Prize for Undergraduate Research for the exemplary research conducted for his paper. Dr. Alana Cain Scott, History professor at Morehead State University, served as his faculty sponsor.
The Raymond F. Betts Undergraduate Student Writing Award is given for the outstanding undergraduate research paper on a world history topic (from any time period) while attending a Kentucky college or university.
Sona Apbasova
The winner of the Betts Award this year is Sona B. Apbasova (Berea College) for her paper "Pan-Turkism of Republic of Turkey in post-Soviet Central Asian Republics in 1990s." Sona Apbasova graduated from Squalicum High School in Bellingham, Washington; but for her, home is in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan – one of the Turkic states in Central Asia. Dr. Rebecca Bates, History professor at Berea College, served as her faculty sponsor.
The George C. Herring Graduate Student Writing Award is given to a graduate student who has written an outstanding paper while attending a Kentucky university. The paper may be on any historical topic.
Amanda Boczar
The winner of the Herring Award this year is Amanda Boczar (University of Kentucky) for her paper "Uneasy Allies: The Americanization of Sexual Politics in South Vietnam." Amanda Boczar graduated with an M.A. from the University of North Florida in 2010 and is working on her dissertation currently titled, "Foreign Affairs: American Policy and the Making of Love and War in Vietnam." She anticipates graduating with the Ph.D. in 2015. Dr. Lien-Hang Nguyen, History professor at the University of Kentucky, served as her faculty sponsor.


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