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Formerly known as Buena Vista Television Communications, the division was renamed in 2002 after the purchase of ABC. Today, the global news and entertainment television group is headquartered in Burbank, Calif., with additional major operations in New York and across the United States and Canada. The Disney/ABC Television Group conducts original production, programming, and television distribution for The Walt Disney Company and ABC networks.
ABC Television Network delivers broadcast programming to more than 220 ABC affiliate stations across the country. Among the entities under this banner are ABC News, ABC Daytime, and ABC Kids. Additionally, the division owns several local television stations, including WABC-TV in New York and KABC-TV in Los Angeles. Within the ABC Entertainment Group, ABC Entertainment is responsible for all network entertainment programming for ABC's primetime and late-night lineup. ABC Studios develops and produces the primetime and late-night content, while Times Square Studios is concerned with daytime and syndication programming. ABC Family combines production of original television and movies with licensed material. The cable channel's content reaches more than 97 million homes. Additional operations of Disney/ABC Television Group include numerous Web destinations, including the Radio Disney Network, Hyperion Publishing, and Disney Animation TV.
Numerous career areas exist within the Disney/ABC Television Group; some of these include broadcasting/technical operations, production and programming, animation, creative arts, promotions and marketing, digital media, and information technology. Interested applicants can review the wide range of employment opportunities by visiting the official career portal. Paid internships are available for undergraduate students, including those in production. Candidates must be actively enrolled in an accredited college program. While not all programs have a GPA requirement, preference is typically given to those with at least a 3.0 on a four-point scale. A limited number of internships are available for recent graduates.
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Washington Correspondent, MedPage Today
An interview with Shannon Firth: Unpacking the 21st Century Cures Act
When the 21st Century Cures Act was signed by President Obama earlier this week, many praised the bill as a tribute to bipartisanship. The act passed with overwhelming support in the Senate, and was dedicated to Joe Biden's son, Beau, who died last year from brain cancer.
Although the act earmarks funds for the Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot and BRAIN initiatives, the act is more than 1,000 pages long and includes provisions for a myriad of healthcare issues.
"The idea of the bill was to get new drugs to patients more quickly and new provisions have been added onto that bill partially because it's the end of the year, other things didn't get passed that needed to," says Shannon Firth, Washington correspondent for MedPage Today. "But essentially what this bill does is it earmarks funding for congress to focus on things like brain research and cancer research, and also it helps revise some of the practices of the FDA."
Much of the reporting on the Cures Act has been focused on the ways it impacts the FDA. "One of the problems that both the NIH and the FDA has is staffing," explains Firth. Both agencies have issues keeping researchers from moving on to better paying jobs. Firth continues, "So this bill puts money toward the FDA in terms of keeping those talented researchers there."
But the act will also have a significant impact on how the agency reviews and screens new drugs. "What the bill does is, it helps promote something called 'patient focused drug development.' And while some patient groups may say it's a good thing, there are on the other side, consumer groups who are very concerned about some of the provisions in the bill. They're concerned that it would weaken the FDA's review process," she explains.
While the act was passed with rare bipartisan support, it had some major detractors. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Senator Bernie Sanders (D-VT) were both vocal critics of the Cures Act, in part because they felt it gave a lot to pharmaceutical companies, without getting much in return.
"One of the things they were very focused on was controlling drug prices. Senator Sanders put out there an amendment, he wanted to allow Medicare to negotiate with drug companies to help lower the prices of drugs," says Firth.
"He wanted to allow the importation of drugs from other countries and a lot of other countries, they spend a lot less on drugs than we do."
She continues, "Those were two ways he thought that this bill could've been improved by allowing drug companies, who are getting a lot out of this bill, to actually also put something back in."
The Cures Act also designates money to helping stem the opioid epidemic by making more beds available in treatment centers and encouraging medically proven methods to treat opioid addiction.
Some of these provisions fall under the umbrella of behavioral health, and will be impacted by mental health parity provisions bolstered by the Cures Act. The parity act will make it more difficult for insurers to deny coverage for drug addiction rehabilitation treatments, a significant barrier for many addicts.
The act also addresses mental health more directly. "What the bill does for mental health is it strengthens coordination, it elevates mental health to a position within the Health and Human Services, and it strengthens mental health parity," Firth explains.
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For this approach to work, however, our development and QA teams have to be able to run a consistent suite of automated tests regularly, and these tests must have sufficient coverage to ensure a high likelihood of catching the most critical bugs. If a test suite is too limited in scope, then it misses many important issues; a test suite that takes too long to run will increase the time between the introduction of a defect and our tester raising the issue. This is why we introduce and continue to drive automated testing in our agile environments.
Flexibility: Our tests must be able to be executed on demand at any time.
Coverage: Our test coverage must be maximized with respect to the time available.
Effectiveness: We must be able to catch the hard-to-pinpoint defects immediately.
When the concept of continuous integration and continuous testing were introduced to me some years ago, the discussion centered primarily around unit and functional testing. Our teams implemented unit tests into their code, and the test team wrote a small set of automated functional tests that could be run on demand. Performance tests, however, were still largely relegated to the back of the room until the project was nearly completed. We thought it necessary to wait until functional testing was almost over in order to get the level of quality "high enough" so that performance testing would run without (functional) issues.
Whether by experimentation, thoughtful foresight, suboptimal project schedules, or sheer luck, we found that pulling performance tests up so that they ran earlier and more often dramatically increased the value of those performance tests. Not only did we begin finding the really sticky, messy bugs earlier in the project, but our performance tests also provided a nice measure of augmentation to the functional tests we already had in place.
Looking at the three factors mentioned above, it is easy to see why. Performance test suites meet these three factors more often than not, and as such, they can be excellent candidates for running in a continuous fashion.
Performance tests are, by their very nature, almost always automated. They have to be because it is very difficult to drive large levels of load or volume using manual testing methods. Pressing the "submit" button on your mouse ten thousand times in succession is far more difficult and far less repeatable than submitting the same transaction via an automated test.
Because of this high degree of automation inherent in performance tests, they can be executed any time as needed, including off days and weekends. This flexibility allows our teams to run tests overnight on changes that are made late in the day, before the testers and developers arrive the next morning.
Performance tests generally provide "good enough" coverage of major functions without going too deep into the functionality. They cover a broad swath of commonly used functions in a short amount of time. If a functional bug exists in a major feature, it very often gets caught in the net of a performance test. Your performance tester is likely to be one of the first to begin screaming about a major bug in a functional feature. This is not to say that continuous performance testing can or should take the place of automated functional testing, but performance tests do, inherently, add a strong measure of functional validation.
You'll want to be cautious to not allow your performance tests to become the de facto functional tests, as doing so can cause the team to lose focus on finding performance issues. When used together, however, functional and performance tests become effective partners in finding those bugs that otherwise bring your testing to a grinding halt.
Another important lesson I've learned managing performance test teams is that it's rare for a performance issue to be caused by a code change that was made to intentionally impact performance. In other words, the majority of performance-related bugs occur in otherwise innocuous code. Quite often, we find that a defective change has a very minor performance impact when the lines of code are executed once, but when executed thousands or millions of times, they have a major cumulative slowing effect.
Consider the otherwise harmless line of code that, when changed, creates a performance delay of, say, only ten milliseconds per iteration. Now assume that the code iterates through that loop ten times per transaction. That ten-millisecond delay per loop is now compounded into a hundred-millisecond delay per transaction. If we multiply that one-tenth of a second delay by hundreds or even thousands of transactions per second, this tiny performance delay is now causing a major decrease in the number of transactions our system can process per second.
Now, let's say the developer introduces this change on a Monday (with no intention of impacting performance either good or bad, of course) and moves on to a different area of code on Tuesday. Our test team begins performance testing two weeks later and the issue is caught at that time. By now, two weeks' worth of development has occurred, and the developer who introduced the issue has changed his focus multiple times, working with four or five modules other than the one with the issue. To the developer, the code change that caused the issue might be considered so minor that he forgets he even made the change. When this issue is investigated two weeks after the bug was first introduced, our developer and tester will undergo a painful and time-consuming troubleshooting process in order to identify the root of the issue.
Consider the alternative scenario of the test team that runs continuous performance testing. This team executes the same set of performance tests every night and, therefore, would notice on Tuesday morning that Monday night's tests are slower than the tests run over the weekend. Because the performance tests are run daily, the developers need only look back at Monday's code changes to find the culprit.
The key here is that functional changes are generally prescriptive. By this, I mean that a functional code change makes the system behave differently by design and by intention. Performance changes, however, especially negative performance changes, are less likely to be prescriptive and more likely to be an unintentional side effect of an otherwise well-intended change.
Identifying and eliminating these unintentional side effects and figuring out why a system is slowing down becomes increasingly difficult as more time passes between the introduction of the issue and when our tester catches it. If the next performance test doesn't occur for weeks or even months later, performing root cause analysis on the issue can become next to impossible. Catching these types of performance issues quickly is key to giving your developers the best chance of pinpointing the source of the bug and fixing it. Developers and testers alike will be able to spend less time searching for the proverbial needle in the haystack and more time focusing on getting the product ready for a quality release.
If you don't do performance testing, start now! Even basic performance tests can provide major benefits when run in a continuous fashion. Start with a single transaction, parameterize the test to accept a list of test inputs/data, and scale that transaction up using a free tool such as JMeter or The Grinder. Add additional transactions one at a time until you've got a good sampling of the most important transactions in your system. Today's performance test tools are much easier to use than previous generations, and most basic tools today support features that were once considered advanced, such as parameterization, assertions (validation of system responses), distributed load generation, and basic reporting.
Report the results of your continuous performance tests in a way that makes them accessible to everyone who needs them. I recommend a dashboard that provides an at-a-glance overview of the current state of your performance tests with the ability to drill down into more detailed results.
Most importantly, get your testers and developers involved and reviewing the results. Akin to the old adage of the tree falling in the woods, if your performance tests are screaming "fail, fail" but no one is listening, are your tests really making a sound at all?
Troubleshooting and fixing performance issues is difficult enough without having to wade through weeks or months of code changes to find the source of an issue. By closing the gap between the time a performance issue in introduced and the time we find it, we simplify the process of troubleshooting, eliminate a major source of frustration, and give our teams more time to work on the overall quality of our products. Because they contain a compelling mix of flexibility, coverage, and effectiveness, performance tests are very often powerful candidates for continuous testing.
Another question I have is: How do you deal with performance testing a database with low levels or non-representative data volumes? What can you get out of performance test results when the databasee contains almost no data?
Often early in the software develepment life cycle the database does not contain much data at all and often no one has the time to develop scripts to generate such data. And often the amount of representative data is unknown.
Don Prather has spent the past fifteen years as a technology manager within quality assurance and testing, incident management, and IT Audit. He has worked in a number of industries including financial/banking, education, and enterprise integration. Don has worked with companies small and large to realize the benefits of continuous improvement blended with modern, agile methods. Contact Don at [email protected].


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Q: ArcGIS 10.2.1 projection Issue - Everything shifted west 50 m I just completed hand-digitizing features on some NAIP (NAD83) imagery as a shapefile (NAD83...or that's what I thought I was doing). The coordinate system for the dataframe was NAD83, but now when I re-add the layer everything is shifted to the west by almost excactly 50 meters. I've tried projecting the data and redefining the projections between NAD83 and NAD27, but no luck. I'm used to seeing a N-S shift between NAD83 and NAD27, but can't for the life of me figure out what is causing the east-west shift. Anyone have any ideas...I tried making a new project and seeing if that could be the issue, but it still doesn't line up.

A: I'm not sure what the cause of the problem is, but if you're using ArcGIS you can use the "Move" edit tool (help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//…) to move it back to where it should be.

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Offering universal late pregnancy ultrasounds at 36 weeks would benefit mothers and babies and be cost saving, research* published in Plos Medicine suggests.
The study found that such an additional routine ultrasound could eliminate undiagnosed breech presentation of babies, lower the rate of emergency caesarean sections, and improve the health of mothers and babies.
The research team performed screening ultrasounds at 36 weeks gestation in 3,879 women having first pregnancies in England. A total of 179 women (4.6%) were diagnosed with breech presentation by the scan, and in over half of these cases (55%) there was no prior suspicion that the baby was in the breech position. Currently midwives and doctors try to detect breech births by feeling the pregnant mother's bump to assess the position of the baby.
Detecting breech position at 36 weeks allowed women to opt for an attempt at turning the baby, called external cephalic version (ECV). For the women who declined this procedure, or where it was unsuccessful, a planned caesarean section was arranged.
Dr Ed Wilson, from UEA's Health Economics Group in the Norwich Medical School, said: "We estimate that UK-wide routine scanning could prevent around 15,000 undiagnosed breech presentations, more than 4,000 emergency caesarean sections and between seven and eight baby deaths per year.
"We also looked into the costs of additional scans and found that if scans could be done for less than £12.90 each, it could be cost-saving to the NHS.
Professor Jean Golding, Emeritus professor of paediatric and perinatal epidemiology, University of Bristol, said a major advantage of detecting breech early is the opportunity to change the presentation of the baby using a procedure known as ECV. However, she noted there was a low rate of success at ECV in the study, raising the question of whether current obstetricians are sufficiently trained in the procedure.
"Although the current opinion is that a breech baby at term should be delivered by caesarean section, this is not a benign procedure, and there are long-term consequences for the mother (e.g. increased risk of endometriosis) and the child (increased risk of obesity even into adulthood)," she said.


"The teacher across the hall just received a long-awaited gift from our school's technology department–a SMART Board! It felt like Christmas as the students and teachers in our hall watched the technician open the boxes, unwrap the components, secure the board to the wall, connect the teacher PC to the interface, press the power button, and stand back proudly as the shiny, new technology came to life. Then, well, that's what I'm writing about. What's next? Now what?
Every time I walk into a classroom where a SMART Board is installed, I see engagement and livelihood in the classroom. It seems that the improved functionality of the technology made teaching so much more interactive and exciting! Gone are the days of standing behind the computer to advance slides; here are the days of touching the screen, drawing and writing notes with the electronic markers, and saving everything for the good of the teachers' evaluations!"


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SXSW Picks 2 Click: Austin acts cutting through the din
By Michael Toland, Fri., March 6, 2015
Photo by Todd V. Wolfson
Boyfrndz
Thu, March 19, 1am, 720 Club Patio
Few bands outside metal seem willing to reach for the widest screen and pull the edges back into view. Boyfrndz achieves that epic feel effortlessly on 2014 LP Breeder. Unashamed to be tagged progressive, singer/guitarist Scott Martin, bassist Joseph Raines, drummer Aaron Perez, and guitarist Jason Erwin shatter windows with an eruption of melody, power, and emotion – honed by enough craft to keep the colors from running.
"The curious thing about us is that it all just comes out," Martin says. "I never really sit in my bedroom, brooding, like, 'I'm gonna write this totally dark song.' It's always the result of all of us getting together in the practice space, and whatever came out that day is what the next song would be."
The band's elemental noise hit the highway practically since its 2011 beginnings.
"We did our first three-week national tour six months after we started the band," notes Martin. "We didn't have any music at the time, so I booked it with two live YouTube videos. And we haven't really slowed down at all. I always knew that you couldn't just stay in one spot and expect anything to happen."
Not even the theft of the group's equipment and van while out last year kept it from finishing a tour.
"When it happened, we were like, 'How are we gonna keep going?'" says Martin. "We never were like, 'Let's go home.' There was no pity party. It was just, 'Well, let's figure this out.' So we did. We just pooled all our resources, borrowed my step-mom's SUV, got a U-Haul trailer, flew back to Texas, collected our shit and left."
Boyfrndz's majestic/monstrous blend has shared stages with an eclectic roster of acts, from Russian Circles and Death From Above 1979 to Marnie Stern and Deftones side project Palms.
"I think we do a lot better with heavier crowds," posits Martin. "We did really well on the Palms tour, because we were a little bit on the lighter side, a little bit weirder, but not something somebody wouldn't expect to be touring with a Chino Moreno project. But people tilted their heads a little bit when we did that support tour with El Ten Eleven. The indie kids were just like, 'What the hell is this?'"
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The number of recent resignations from the Progressive Conservative party board has reached six.
Katherine O'Neill, who stepped down as president last month, has resigned her membership on the board of directors.
However, O'Neill said Thursday that she had always intended to leave the board at the same time as she relinquished the presidency.
O'Neill remained listed as a member of the board as a past president on the party's website on Thursday, and the party's executive director said this week she remained a board member.
Since Jason Kenney won the PC leadership in March on a platform of unifying the PCs and Wildrose, board members Connor Turner, Kim Krushell, Stephanie Shostak, Bud James and Jordan Lien have resigned their positions.
Some of those who stepped down have cited their disagreement with the party's direction under Kenney as the reason for their resignations. O'Neill has said previously that Kenney's victory did not prompt her decision to resign as president.
There are currently 34 members on the PC board.
The votes are in and polls show that Albertans overwhelmingly voted to have Jason Kenney and his United Conservative Party take over as a majority government in the province.


(2) (NEW - USL) During the last two minutes of regulation play, stalling rules are in effect for the team that is ahead by 4 goals or less. When the score differential is 5 goals or more, neither team is forced to keep the ball in the goal area.
STICK CHECK: using stick-to-stick contact to try to dislodge the ball.
TRIPPING: Tripping is obstructing an opponent at or below the waist with the crosse, hands, arms, feet or legs, by any positive primary action if the obstructing player is on his feet or by any secondary action when the obstructing player is not on his feet. When a player legally checks the crosse of a opponent and the result is to cause the opponent to trip over his own crosse, no foul is committed. Similarly, if an opponent falls over a player's crosse when that player is attempting to scoop a loose ball, no foul has been committed.
(1) An excessively violent infraction of the rules against holding and pushing.
(2) Deliberate and excessively violent contact made by a defensive player against an offensive player who has established a screening position.
(3) Any avoidable act on the part of a player that is deliberate and excessively violent, whether it be with the body or crosse. This may include a legal body check.
(USL) PENALTY: Penalty for unnecessary roughness fouls are a One, Two, or Three-minute non releasable foul, at the official's discretion. An excessively violent violation of this rule may result in an ejection.
(1) Repeatedly commit the same technical foul. (2) As a player, deliberately fail to return immediately to the field after leaving the field of play while legally in the game.
(3) As a substitute, deliberately fail to comply with the rules for entering the field of play.


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It is much appreciated for its superior ability to calm swellings, relieve inflammation, and even help when spinal and head trauma are involved, simply because DMSO penetrates the animal's skin quickly and in sufficient amounts to assist in the healing. It is also used to carry and deliver other medications to injured or diseased sites.
Since 1970 this substance has been approved for use in animals. However, this is a substance that easily penetrates the skin, there are some warnings and dangers to consider. DMSO itself is non-toxic but may become dangerous when it is mixed with other substances, because of the skin penetrating properties this drug has. Competition regulations often ban the use of DMSO because it's use with anti-inflammatories is considered performance enhancing.
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Kentico Incorporates 51Degrees.mobi Device Data into Kentico CMS 7
11-29-2012 10:40 PM CET | Advertising, Media Consulting, Marketing Research
Press release from: Kentico Software
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Kentico Software (www.kentico.com), the Web Content and Customer Experience Management vendor, announces Kentico CMS 7 integration with 51Degrees.mobi Device Data, enabling websites to identify mobile Web traffic and display content in response to the specific device accessing it.
The integration of 51Degrees.mobi Device Data with Kentico CMS allows Web developers to not just create high performance mobile Web applications, but to also display content optimized for various specific mobile devices. With mobile Web browsing set to overtake that of the desktop as early as 2013, the 51Degrees.mobi Device Data files connect websites to the future of the Web.
"The 51Degrees.mobi device database has been built from real handsets, manufacturers' specifications, usage information and website responses. It includes a wide range of relevant properties, making it an invaluable resource in the delivery of great mobile Web experiences," said James Rosewell, CEO and Founder of 51Degrees.Mobi. "Kentico customers can easily upgrade the device data to differentiate between tablets, smartphones, feature phones and traditional web browsers plus receive automated weekly updates by purchasing Premium device data from the 51Degrees.mobi web site and pasting a license key into Kentico CMS 7."
Kentico CMS 7 offers advanced mobile site development capabilities, enabling developers to craft the design and content of pages to be easily viewable on various types of mobile devices. The ability to group devices with similar properties is now combined with 51Degrees.Mobi device detection to separate mobile, tablet, smartphone and non-mobile traffic. This allows the creation of specifically designed page layouts for each device profile within the CMS, offering mobile site previews directly in the browser. Visitors are therefore sent to the website that offers an optimal browsing experience according to their device, reducing scrolling and zooming for mobile browsers, and allowing companies to be pocket-accessible, crucial to any business on the Web.
"We are proud to be offering this revolutionary mobile technology as part of Kentico CMS 7, helping our clients build stronger brands and deliver customer satisfaction like no other medium can," commented Petr Palas, Founder and CEO of Kentico Software. "Adding robust tools like this to the long list of enterprise features now available in our software not only helps our clients to step up a gear in their customer reach and engagement efforts, but also puts Kentico ahead in the delivery of an enterprise class CMS."
About Kentico CMS
Kentico CMS is an enterprise Web Content Management System and Customer Experience Management System that provides a complete set of features for building websites, intranets, community sites and e-commerce solutions on the Microsoft ASP.NET platform on premise or in the cloud. It supports mobile websites, SEO, document management, online marketing tools, multilingual websites, multisite management and it ships with 70 modules, 400 configurable Web parts and source code available.
Kentico CMS customers can expect a highly flexible platform with a uniquely easy-to-use user interface. It's currently used by more than 15,000 websites in 87 countries. The clients include Microsoft, Guinness, Chiquita, Vodafone, O2, Orange, Brussels Airlines, Mazda, Ford, Subaru, Isuzu, Samsung, Gibson, ESPN, DKNY, Abbott Labs, Medibank, Ireland.ie and others.
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Kentico Software (www.kentico.com) helps clients create successful dynamic websites, intranets, community sites and
e-commerce solutions using Kentico CMS for ASP.NET. It's committed to deliver a full-featured, enterprise-class, stable and scalable Web Content Management solution on the Microsoft .NET platform. Founded in 2004, Kentico is headquartered in the Czech Republic and has offices in the United States (Nashua, NH and Seattle, WA), United Kingdom (Reading) and Sydney (Australia). Since its inception, Kentico has continued to rapidly expand the Kentico CMS user base worldwide. Its partner network consists of 1,200 partners in 80+ countries. Kentico Software is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. In 2010, Kentico was named the fastest growing technology company in the Czech Republic in the Deloitte Technology FAST 50 awards. In 2012, Kentico Software was named global Microsoft Partner of the Year Finalist in the ISV/Software Solutions Industry category.
About 51Degrees.Mobi
51Degrees.mobi (www.51degrees.mobi) provides a portfolio of technologies that extend an organisation's existing online skills and investment to work on mobile devices as well. It delivers cost-effective, risk-free device detection, web optimisation and mobile analytics solutions enabling developers to maximise the customer's experience of using a smaller screen. With over 25 years' management expertise in developing and managing mobile web services, 51Degrees.mobi is used by 10,000s of websites and supports over 620 million device visits every month. The company is headquartered in the UK.
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"Тайп Оу Негатив" () е готик и дуум метъл група, създадена в район Бруклин на град Ню Йорк, САЩ в края на 1980-те години.

Отличителна черта на групата е бавна и мрачна музика, с депресивни текстове, включващи черен хумор. Въпреки относително ниския интерес към групата от страна на радиостанциите и музикалните телевизии, те стават известни с повечето си студийни албуми и турнета. Type O Negative придобиват голяма популярност през 1993 г. с излизането на албума им "Bloody Kisses", включващ синглите "Christian Woman" и "Black No. 1".

На 4 юли 2007 г. в София се провежда концерт на Мерилин Менсън, на който Type O Negative са специални гости и подгряваща група.

На 14 април 2010 г. фронтменът на групата Питър Стийл почива от сърдечна недостатъчност.

История
Основата на Type O Negative се поставя от Питър Стийл и Джош Силвър, които в началото на 80-те години създават групата Fallout. Те издават първото си EP, наречено Batteries Not Included през 1981 г. и успяват да постигнат скромен успех по радиото на колежа. Малко след това Силвър напуска Fallout, за да създаде Original Sin – рок група с леко ню уейв звучене. В същото време Питър Стийл създава траш метъл групата Carnivore, която тероризира ходещите на концерти по Източното крайбрежие. Текстовете на песните му са груби и политически некоректни, отнасящи се предимно за расовите различия, войни, религия и омраза към жените.

След издаването на втория си албум Retaliation, Carnivore се разпадат, тъй като Питър решава да работи като градинар в градските паркове на Ню Йорк. Две години по-късно, през 1989 г. той напуска работа и създава група с дългогодишния си приятел Сол Абрускато. Джош Силвър също е убеден да се присъедини към тях заедно с Кени Хики. Първоначално групата се казва Sub-Zero, но това име било вече заето и след дълго търсене на ново име решават да се нарекат Type O Negative (английският термин за кръвна група тип нулева отрицателна), което според тях най-добре описва звука им. Групата издават демо, което привлича вниманието на издателите от Roadrunner Records. През 1991 г. те подписват договор с тях за 5 албума и веднага след това същата година издават дебютния си албум Slow, Deep & Hard

Slow, Deep & Hard е в смесен стил, съдържащ бавни китарни рифове и мрачна атмосфера, характерни за готик метъла, примесени с кратковременни китарни и ударни изблици в стил пънк. Песните са дълги и със сложна структура, а текстовете са за нещастна любов, мъст и самоубийство. По време на първото си турне групата има доста неприятности, особено в Европа, където Type O Negative са определени като нацисти и симпатизанти на Хитлер от някои политически лидери.

При завръщането си от турнето в Европа Roadrunner Records напомня на групата за контракта, според който те трябва да запишат концертен албум. Парите, които получават от звукозаписната компания за концертните записи в Брайтън Бийч, отиват за евтина водка, а групата презаписва дебютния си албум в домашни условия и прибавя живи звуци и дори импровизира сблъсък с "тълпата". Албумът е наречен The Origin of the Feces (в превод "Произход на фекалиите", игра на думи с труда на Чарлз Дарвин The Origin of the Species – "Произход на видовете"), а обложката е с надпис "Not Live At Brighton Beach" ("Не концерт в Брайтън Бийч"). Roadrunner са възмутени от постъпката, но в крайна сметка издават албума през 1992 г.

Вторият студиен албум на Type O Negative – Bloody Kisses излиза през 1993 г. и е възторжено посрещнат от критиката и феновете. Критиката отбелязва влияние на Beatles (в частност, съчетание на мелодичност и психеделично звучене, характерно за албумите от средата на 60-те години), а също и класически готик-рок в духа на The Sisters of Mercy.

Основните теми в Bloody Kisses са самота и скръб, а песни като "Too Late: Frozen", "Blood & Fire" и "Cant Lose You" разказват за изгубена любов. Заглавното парче – "Bloody Kisses (A Death in the Family)" описва историята на двама влюбени, които се самоубиват. Две от песните – "Christian Woman" и "Black No. 1 (Little Miss Scare-All)" са по-достъпни за масовата публика и излизат на сингли. В оригиналния си вариант двете песни са с продължителност съответно 8:30 и 11 минути, но са скъсени, за да могат да се пускат по радиото.

След издаването на албума, групата поема двугодишно световно турне. То преминава без неприятности и Bloody Kisses е продаден в повече от един милион копия и става платинен албум в САЩ. Type O Negative предизвикват интереса и на медиите и се появяват в музикални телевизии като MTV, VH1, а също и в списанието Rolling Stone. Същата година, барабанистът на групата – Сол Абрускато ги напуска, за да се присъедини към друга бруклинска формация – Life of Agony. Type O Negative привличат нов барабанист – Джони Кели, който по това време е техник в групата.

Година по-късно Bloody Kisses е преиздаден и включва осем песни в оригиналната си версия и неиздаваното парче "Suspended In Dusk".

Неочакваният успех на Bloody Kisses нажежава атмосферата, защото трябва да бъде създаден достоен негов наследник. В резултат на това лейбълът на Type O Negative Roadrunner Records ги притиска да правят по-комерсиални песни. Но те решават да балансират между комерсиалното и изобретателното и това води до "October Rust", който излиза през 1996. Темите за чувствата и секса са разкрити и тук в песента "Му Girlfriend's Girlfriend", която дава един хумористичен поглед върху нещата тук контрастира доста по-тъмната "Love You to Death". В албума е включен и кавър на песента на Нийл Иънг "Cinnamon Girl". October Rust се доказва, като достоен продължител на Bloody Kisses, но не е толкова успешен и остава таланта на групата недоразкрит. Все пак им носи 42 място в Billboard Top 200 и златен сертификат в САЩ. Това е и период на много скандали около имиджа на бандата, след като Питър Стийл се снима в Playgirl и гостува на Хауърд Стърн, където той разкрива самоубийствените си фантазии. Той казва "Възхищавам се на Кърт Кобейн, че е имал куража да се самоубие".

Състав

Настоящи членове
 Питър Стийл (Peter Steele, по рождение – Питър Ратайчик [Peter Ratajczyk])) – вокал, бас-китара, китара, клавишни
 Джош Силвър (Josh Silver) – клавишни, бек-вокал
 Кени Хики (Kenny Hickey) – соло-китара, ритъм-китара, бек-вокал
 Джони Кели (Johnny Kelly) – ударни, перкусии, бек-вокал (от 1994)

Бивши членове
 Сал Абрускато (Sal Abruscato) – ударни, перкусии, бек-вокал (1989 – 1993). След напускането на Type O Negative свири в групите Life of Agony (ударни) и A Pale Horse Named Death (китари, вокали).

Дискография

Албуми
 1991 Slow Deep and Hard
 1992 The Origin of the Feces (пародия на концертен албум)
 1993 Bloody Kisses US #166 (платинен диск), GER #60
 1996 October Rust US #42 (златен диск), GER #5
 1999 World Coming Down US #39, GER #3
 2003 Life Is Killing Me US #39, GER #9,
 2007 Dead Again

Сингли
 1993 Black No.1
 1993 Christian Woman
 1995 Summer Breeze
 1996 In Praise of Bacchus
 1996 Love You To Death
 1996 My Girlfriend's Girlfriend
 1997 Cinnamon Girl
 2000 Everyone I Love Is Dead
 2000 Everything Dies
 2003 I Don't Wanna Be Me
 2006 Santana Medley
 2007 Profits of Doom

Сборни
 1998 Stone Flowers
 2000 Least Worst Of US #99, GER #50
 2006 The Best of Type O Negative

DVD/Видео
 1998/2000 After Dark (документален филм и клипове)
 2006 Symphony for the Devil

Източници

Външни препратки
 Официален сайт на Type O Negative
  Type O Negative в Encyclopaedia Metallum

Американски дуум метъл групи
Американски готик метъл групи
Музикални групи в Ню Йорк

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The owner of an abandoned amusement park and 'haunted spot' in Miyagi Prefecture is reportedly looking for a buyer.
Kejonuma Leisure Land opened in 1979 and welcomed as many as 200,000 visitors a year during its peak. After the crash of the bubble economy in the early 1990s, many of Japan's amusement parks suffered from declining visitor numbers. The park closed in 2001 and the buildings have fallen into serious disrepair.
The owner is asking for offers above 500 million Yen (4.95 million USD) for the 150,000 square meter (15 hectare) property which overlooks Kejonuma Dam. The owner has already received 10 applications from companies located outside the prefecture, and will choose a buyer by the end of the year.
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Abandoned buildings include amusement rides, 6-hole golf course and a hotel.
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Casual French restaurant brings a taste of the Alsatian region here to Mexico City, with stylish Art Deco décor and delicious all-day dining.
Inspire attendees and guests with delicious choices from an extensive menu prepared by hotel's culinary professionals. Menus may also be customized and special dietary requests accommodated.
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After a long day of work or exploring the city, come to the restaurant Xanat Bistro & Terraza and relax sipping your favorite drink as you enjoy a delicious dinner al fresco on terrace and admir the Mexico City views.
Innovative restaurant sources local, seasonal ingredients to deliver a dining experience you won't soon forget. Mexican classics are infused with a modern sensibility.
Hotel health club offers an exclusive spa, with two private rooms for massages, facial treatments, manicures and pedicures - as well as stunning views of Reforma Avenue.
Hotel health club offers fitness services: gym (cardiovascular equipment, free weights), pool, whirlpool, steam, sauna, hair salon.
Hotel has heated outdoor pool. Towels provided.
Hotel features 872 square meters of elegant and easily configurable, high-tech amenities event rooms and breakout spaces.
They are perfect for hosting small to medium-sized business conferences with up to 400 attendees, elegant cocktail receptions for 300, board meetings, wedding receptions and other exclusive social celebrations.
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'Britt-Marie' a sparkling tale of reinvention
OCTOBER 3, 2019: Britt-Marie (Pernilla August) in 'Britt-Marie Was Here' from Cohen Media Group press kit.
By James Verniere | james.verniere@bostonherald.com |
Not rated. In Swedish and German with subtitles. At Kendall Square Cinema.
Another film based on a novel by the author of "A Man Called Ove," which was made into a marvelous 2015 Swedish entry, "Britt-Marie Was Here" proves that Fredrik Backman likes having names in his titles and creates complicated, older main characters. In this case, it is the eponymous, list-making, dust-busting Britt-Marie (Swedish acting royalty Pernilla August), whose too orderly and well-planned life falls apart when she discovers that Kent (Peter Haber), her very ordinary husband of 40 years has been cheating on her.
Surprisingly, Britt-Marie, who had a beloved, more spontaneous sister named Ingrid (Sigrid Hogberg) growing up and who repeats the mantra "one day at a time" to herself, packs just one rolling, carry-on bag and departs, ending up in the country town of Borg, where a pizzeria run by a non-Italian immigrant named Memo (Mamut Suvakci) is where you also ask to get a broken window repaired. Sixty-three-year-old Britt-Marie, whose bluesy ring tone suggests hidden depths, has accepted a job as a youth worker, although she has no real qualifications, except her natural orderliness.
In Borg, Britt-Marie finds a shuttered and untidy youth center ("Chaos," she mutters at the sight of it) and a band of diverse preteen ragamuffins desperately in love with "football" (aka soccer) and eager to train for the "Cup" against traditional town-next-door rival, even if they are in need of a real soccer field and have zero chance at winning. Suddenly, the childless Britt-Marie is the den mother of about a dozen kids.
Britt-Marie (Pernilla August) in 'Britt-Marie Was Here' from Cohen Media Group press kit.
Like "A Man Called Ove" (2015), which Tom Hanks has tried to get remade here as a vehicle for himself, "Britt-Marie Was Here" is about an ordinary person facing a retirement-age crisis (hold your wisecracks) and striving to prevail, and anyone in the same predicament will naturally relate. But there are enough young characters to give the story a wider resonance as well.
The villain of the piece is not only time and fate. It is also the yuppie, town board member father (Olle Sarri), who bemoans Britt-Marie's lack of credentials and reminds her the youth center is closing soon. Unexpectedly, Britt-Marie finds herself being courted by the town's divorced police officer Sven (Anders Mossling), who gives her a jar of homemade jam and whose gentle manner and wry sense of humor are appealing. Sami (Lancelot Ncube), a pizzeria worker, is the sole caretaker of his little brother and sister, who are both on the soccer team.
One of the story's most memorable characters is Bank (Malin Levanon). A former player and the daughter of the center's late previous director, Bank is almost blind, and yet she becomes Britt-Marie's unlikely assistant coach after Britt-Marie begins to study a book of soccer rules and strategies. Newcomer Stella Oyoko Bengtsson brings a sad glint to a young girl who has just lost her mom and wants to play soccer more than anything in the world.
Director-co-writer Tuva Novotny has a light touch and lets August play against sentimentality and yet show us Britt-Marie's inner strength and long-stifled warmth and compassion. "Britt-Marie Was Here" is the story of reinvention and adjusting to whatever life throws at us at whatever age. It's comic elements might be low-key to American audiences. But in Sweden it's a laugh riot.
("Brit-Marie was Here" contains off-color language.)
James Verniere
James Verniere has a master's degree from Rutgers University, where he has taught writing. He is a member of the Boston Society of Film Critics and the National Society of Film Critics. His work has appeared in Film Comment, the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Sun-Times, Sight and Sound and Heavy Metal Magazine, as well as books published by the National Society of Critics such as "The A List." His essays on "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Chinatown" are in the database of the Library of Congress' National Film Registry.
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As Downtown Shuts Down across the US, City Magazines Confront a Crisis
As the COVID-19 pandemic forces brands to tighten their advertising budgets and organizers to cancel or postpone events, media companies of all sizes are scrambling to account for lost revenue.
In cities across the U.S., a virtual suspension of public life is taking a disastrous toll on alt-weeklies—many of which entered 2020 on unstable financial footing—but it's also having an acute impact on the nation's city and regional magazines, who devote much of their pages and resources to guiding readers toward experiences: things to get out and do, see or eat.
Last week, Detroit's Metro Times went to a skeleton team laying off two writers that just started just a few weeks earlier.
Due to the COVID-19 coronavirus, concerts, sporting events, restaurants, and bars have all closed. As you can imagine for a scrappy alt-weekly whose advertising and editorial centers around these businesses, the coronavirus has been massively disruptive to Metro Times, too. We are going to continue to put out issues each week while we can. If you can, consider taking out an ad or making a donation. Link in bio. #coronavirus #detroit #supportlocaljournalism #covid19
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On Monday alone, Time Out Group announced it was suspending the print editions of each of its roughly 40 city-specific magazines worldwide, while San Diego Magazine laid off nearly its entire staff, apparently shutting down after more than 70 years as a result of the pandemic, reports the Voice of San Diego, though its owner says he hopes to restart operations after the crisis is over.
"After this has peaked, there will be plenty to report about if, when and how places are coming back," says Margaret Seiler, managing editor at another city magazine, Portland Monthly. "But those activities that have ground to a halt include a lot of our advertisers, too. So while we're pivoting to more immediate digital coverage and revamping plans for our sure-to-be-delayed next print issue, we're also not sure we'll all still be employed."
Mike Schaffer, the editor of the D.C.-based monthly Washingtonian, notes that while paid circulation and the diversity of advertisers has afforded the magazine some isolation from the financial issues faced by alt-weeklies, uncertainty remains.
"We're heading into a really unprecedented economic environment," says Schaffer. "I don't think anyone knows what the specific impact on media is going to be, but it's very reasonable for people to be careful."
In Dallas, D Magazine online editor Matt Goodman says his team first came to grips with the magnitude of the crisis and the impact it would have on the city about two weeks ago.
How to Shop Small From Home While Social Distancing. Dallas' small business community desperately needs our support - It's a terrifying, uncertain time for small business owners in Dallas. Storefronts are closing, so boutiques are losing foot traffic. Salons are shutting down, so hairstylists and estheticians can't perform their services. Cash flow, the lifeblood of a company, is drying up. But all hope is not lost, readers. You can still be a loyal customer without leaving your home. Help your favorite business by purchasing gift cards, scheduling local pickups, ordering online, and more. Head to the link in our bio to shop your favorite stores, spas, and salons from afar and even earn some discounts while you're at it! Your favorite locals spots need your help.
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"[Editor-in-chief] Tim Rogers came into work basically yelling about a fire that nobody else could see, saying that we needed to be thinking about this," says Goodman. "By Tuesday, I think everyone realized that this was going to be pretty disruptive."
In the early going, much of D Magazine's coverage says Goodman, consisted of updates about what was happening, what was closing, what was being canceled, before transitioning last week into service.
"You're stuck inside, so what the hell do you do?" he says. "We're talking to local bartenders and wine shops about stocking your bar, local grocers about stocking your pantry, coming up with ways to cook things at home that you'd generally go out to eat. Basically, just helping our readers acclimate to this new reality."
At Boston Magazine, senior digital editor Lisa Weidenfeld says the team's broader mission—improving readers' quality of life and helping them make informed decisions—hasn't changed, but that executing it right now means focusing on this period of upheaval and keeping readers informed.
"It would be tone-deaf not to shift our focus right now, but we've found there are plenty of ways for us to provide coverage in keeping with our core mission," she says.
Just because readers aren't looking up restaurant reviews, for example, doesn't mean there aren't plenty of stories to tell on the food and drink beat. Similarly, while travel is no longer an option for many, there's an increased interest in local hikes and other ways to get out while still honoring the parameters of social distancing.
"I really wanted to be super robust in our coverage," says Washingtonian's Schaffer. "As a magazine, we often stay away from things that lots of other people are writing about unless we have a unique scoop or perspective, and I really wanted to get beyond that mindset and just help our readers make sense of this and live their best lives here. All of our editors kind of gravitate toward their own interests and expertise and everyone jumped straight into their stuff. It was a beautiful thing to behold, watching my colleagues work so hard and so fast."
"We don't want to just repeat what the Dallas Morning News is doing," adds Goodman. "They have a lot more resources than we do, so we're trying to get into the story a little bit more, finding things that keep people aware but also show what's going on behind the scenes, which is kind of a moving target."
At Portland Monthly, Seiler points to "stories unfolding behind the hard breaking news," saying her team is focused on shedding light on some of the needs the shutdown has created and following Fred Rogers' famous advice to "look for the helpers" in times of crisis, something Schaffer says Washingtonian is focused on as well, highlighting local heroes and the ways people can help others.
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There were so many eye-catching details at Dries Van Noten's Spring '19 show, from glossy paillettes to the intricate bead-work seen on this belt. The swishy fringing is attached to a silk-grosgrain ribbon that can be tied at any length, so you can either wear it around your waist, neck, or even cross-body, as styled on the runway.
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The Rooster Crows -March 19, 2021
On March 19, 2021 March 19, 2021 By rutlandramblingsIn Rooster Crows
By Bill Anderson
March! The month that was put on the calendar so people who don't drink can know what a hangover feels like. From Winter to Spring to Winter and Spring and back again, slushy snow, mud, soft roads treacherous ice and the accumulated trash of Winter on full display in your front yard. How is it that a lawn that was so energetically raked and meticulously cleaned up last Fall and then gently covered by Winter's first snowfall looks as if it has been abandoned for a decade when the snow disappears in March? Somebody buried broken branches, old bones, rocks, dog droppings, plastic bags and other debris under the snow when you weren't looking. Well, nobody ever said that it was going to be easy.
The snow system that moved through eastern North Dakota last Wednesday, March 10, deposited 8 inches of snow on Rutland and vicinity. By Thursday, March 11, the snow had turned to 8 inches of slush, and by Friday it was, for the most part, gone with the wind. Sunday was sunny with a high of 53 degrees, followed by Monday with a high of 34 and a stiff southeast wind. More snow on Tuesday produced more slush that disappeared just about as fast as it accumulated, and temperatures were predicted to be up in the 50's, possibly the 60's, again by the weekend. The Vernal Equinox, the first day of Spring, occurs on Saturday, March 20, and after that Spring is here to stay, no matter how much snow and cold we have to put up with in subsequent days.
Mother Nature's bird-brained meteorologists, the snow geese, are betting that Spring is here to stay. They have been moving into this area since the beginning of March, and Tewaukon Refuge Manager Pat Fitzmorris reports that approximately 500,000 of the birds were parked on Lake Tewaukon over the first weekend of the month. More are on the way, too, as millions of them are now reported to be in Nebraska and South Dakota, with the peak of the snow goose migration in this area expected to occur during the first week of April. Wildlife biologists have been studying the behaviors of migratory birds, such as snow geese, for many years, and have found some answers to some long-asked questions. For instance, migrating geese always fly in a "V" formation, with one side of the "V" always being longer than the other, and people have long wondered why that is. The answer, it turns out, can be figured out with basic mathematics – the longer side is longer because there are more geese on that side. It's all pretty simple if you get down to basics.
Some Rutland folks were bucking the goose migration this week, heading south for fun in the sun of the State of Florida. Among them were: Jen Christianson; Andrea Erickson; and, the Andrew & Katie Woytassek family. They were headed south for a visit to the land of Disneyworld and a few days without having to worry about the coats, the caps and the boots. The Rutland Refugees intend to be joining the snow geese in their northward migration and returning to their summer range by the end of the week.
It was reported here last week that longtime Rutland resident Richard O. Lysne had departed this life on Monday, March 8, at Sanford Hospital in Fargo. He had attained the age of 73 years, 3 months, and 5 days at the time of his death. Richard Oliver Lysne was born to Oliver & Agnes (Wilke) Lysne on December 3, 1947 in Nashua MN. The Lysne family later moved to Fairmount ND, where Richard grew up and attended school. He was an enthusiastic participant in football and baseball during his high school years. Richard graduated from Fairmount High School in 1967. Richard and Delores Schmidt of Fairmount were united in marriage on February 24, 1968, and shortly after that he departed for service in the U.S. Army and a tour of duty in Vietnam. Upon completion of his military service, he and Delores moved to St. Paul MN where they were both employed by the animal shelter. In 1973, Richard enrolled at Hennepin Vo-Tech and earned his welding certificate. He then obtained a job with the Melroe, now Bobcat, Company in Gwinner and moved to Milnor where they resided for a short time until they moved to the old Robert Pearson farmstead north of Rutland. They later acquired the house at 209 Anthony Street in Rutland which is still the Lysne family's home base. Richard continued to work as a welder at the Bobcat factory in Gwinner until his retirement several years ago. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, and other outdoor activities, particularly working in his backyard garden. He was an enthusiastic fan of the Minnesota Twins baseball team, the Vikings football team and the NDSU Bison football team. Richard had served on the Rutland Park Board for many years, was one of the 3 co-chairmen of Rutland's Uff-da Day Parade Committee for 25 years and was an active member of Bergman-Evenson Post #215 of the American Legion and of the Rutland Community Club. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Delores Lysne of Rutland; by one daughter, Kari Wood, her husband, Russ, and their 3 daughters and 1 son of Walker MN; by a son, Ryan Lysne, his spouse, Stephanie, and their 2 sons and 1 daughter of Morton ND; by numerous nieces & nephews; and, by a host of friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and by his 5 sisters. Visitation was from 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. on Friday, March 12, at the Vertin-Munson Funeral Chapel in Wahpeton, followed by a family only funeral service. A Celebration Of Life honoring the memory of Richard O. Lysne, attended by a large number of Richard's friends and family, was held from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Friday, March 12, at the Rutland Town Hall, with a friend, Brad Wyum of Rutland, serving as MC. Interment will be in the Calvary Cemetery at Fairmount ND at a later date, with military rites by the Rutland American Legion Post. Vertin-Munson Funeral Home of Wahpeton ND was in charge of arrangements. The family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, memorials be given to Bergman-Evenson Post #215 of the American Legion, Rutland, in memory of Richard. Sympathy cards may be mailed to: Mrs. Delores Lysne, 209 Anthony Street, Rutland ND 58067. The Rutland community extends its sympathy to the friends and family of Richard O. Lysne, a good and decent man who will be missed by all who knew him.
The covid-19 vaccination rate is going up faster than expected. The Federal Government reports that, as of Tuesday, March 16, 2.4 million Americans are being vaccinated every day, a rate that is well ahead of the Biden Administration's goal of 100 million vaccinations in its first 100 days. The 100 million goal is expected to be reached by Sunday, March 21, the Administration's 60th day in office. In Sargent County, folks can get on the list to receive a vaccination by calling: Sargent County Public Health at 724-3725; Forman Drug at 724-6222; and, Sanford Clinic at 742-3267. Public health officials warn that, even though it appears that victory over the covid-19 pandemic may be in sight, there is still a possibility of a deadly resurgence of the disease if the mask wearing, hand washing & social distancing guidelines are not followed. The President says that we may be able to begin getting back to "normal" by the 4th of July, if we get vaccinated and continue to follow the guidelines until then. Well, we are Americans, and there is nothing that we can't do if we set our minds to it, so exercising common sense and common courtesy for the common good for another couple of months should be a piece of cake.
Local organizations are making preparations to relax some of the covid-19 restrictions that have been in place for the past several months. According to Pastor Julie Johnson, Nordland Lutheran Church in Rutland is planning to survey parishioners during the Sunday, March 28, church service to find out what the congregation's members think of relaxing such restrictions as no singing and seating capacity limits, and when the members think that the restrictions should be lifted. The Church Council plans to use the survey results to guide its decisions concerning the fight against covid-19.
Meanwhile, on the national scene, The President, the Vice-President, and other Biden Administration spokespersons are on the road this week, touting the benefits of The American Rescue Plan (ARP), President Biden's plan for whipping the covid-19 pandemic into submission and for reviving the American economy that has been in the doldrums since the pandemic hit a year ago. The ARP was approved by the Congress and signed into law by the President on Thursday, March 11. According to the President, among other things, the plan is intended to bring help and hope to the American people by putting "a shot in every arm and a check in every pocket." Well, almost every pocket. It is estimated that 85% of American taxpayers will qualify for the $1,400 per person stimulus payments that began to be distributed this week. Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has grumbled that the new law is "nothing but a Democratic wish list." Well, what did he expect, a Republican wish list? They got that with the trillion-dollar tax cut that went to the wealthiest 1% of the American people back in 2017. The President isn't done yet, either. His next project is an infrastructure bill to provide the necessary funding to restore America's crumbling highways, bridges, railroads, and air terminals. The ARP is the biggest program intended to restore American hope and confidence since Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal of the 1930's. Back then, FDR's opponents asked, "Where's the money going to come from?", to which American humorist Will Rogers replied, "Well, I suppose that it will come from them that's got it." Nobody could say it better!
That's the news from Rutland for this week. For additional information about what's going on in the little city that can, check out the community's internet web site at http://www.rutlandnd.com, and take a look at the Rutland Facebook page while you're at it, too. Remember to patronize your local Post Office, and don't forget to keep the pressure on the U. S. Postal Service and the North Dakota Congressional delegation to SAVE OUR POST OFFICE! Celebrate St. Patrick's Day as if you're Irish, or wish you were. "Erin Ga Bragh!" Later.
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Press Center Daily News 2019 Kathrin Lausch joins CVLT Production/Urban Studio
Kathrin Lausch joins CVLT Production/Urban Studio
NEW YORK CITY — CVLTProduction (www.cvltproduction.com), with locations in New York and Los Angeles, has tapped Kathrin Lausch to serve as VP of production and client services. She will also assume the same role for creative imaging sister company, Urban Studio.
Lausch brings two decades of experience as an executive producer, having worked at production and post production companies. Her credits include collaborations with brand such as Lexus, Puma, Perrier and Infiniti.
"For well over a decade, CVLT and Urban have successfully established relationships with brands and agency clients alike, and proven a deep understanding of connecting high precision standards with a clear creative vision," says Lausch. "I am excited to be part of a smart and energetic team that is creating best-in-class, future-proof content and assets, and takes pride in servicing and maintaining ongoing partnerships and client relationships with the utmost integrity and the understanding of ever changing content needs."
Lausch was born and raised in Europe, where she split her time between France and Germany. She earned multiple law degrees and worked for the United Nations as a legal adviser in Geneva. An interest in the arts led her to New York, where she was quickly drawn to the entertainment industry. She rapidly moved into a career in executive producing with her own two production companies: Passport Films and Compass Films. Following shifts into post production, she immersed herself further into the digital landscape with posts as executive producer at B-Reel, Partizan and Ntropic, and head of new business at MPC.
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