MIAMI, Oct. 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Longeveron LLC, a biopharmaceutical company that develops stem cell therapies, announced that Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer Joshua Hare, M.D. will be a keynote speaker at the 2018 HEALincFuture Health Innovation Summit, to be held Oct. 7-9 at the Melia Nassau Beach Hotel, Nassau, Bahamas.
The inaugural annual event will bring together renowned researchers, clinicians, entrepreneurs, investors and regulators to discuss cutting-edge advancements in regenerative medicine, cellular therapy and emerging healthcare technologies. Dr. Hare also will be presented with a special lifetime achievement award for his pioneering work in stem cell research.
"I am very pleased to be taking part in this first Bahamas HEALinc summit in collaboration with the leading industry experts and innovators who are now working on new therapies that will herald the future of regenerative medicine. The Bahamas is an ideal venue for this summit as it has enacted progressive legislation – with significant regulatory oversight by the National Stem Cell Ethics Committee under the leadership of Dr. Desiree Cox – that recognizes and fosters the great value of regenerative medicine," Dr. Hare said.
Longeveron's Mesenchymal Stem Cell product is derived from the bone marrow of young, healthy adult donors and is manufactured in its Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) facility in Miami, Florida. Longeveron is researching treatments based on its allogeneic Mesenchymal Stem Cells for a variety of diseases. In 2017, Longeveron published positive Phase I and Phase 2 clinical studies in the Journals of Gerontology that evaluated the safety and efficacy of its Mesenchymal Stem Cells in patients with Aging Frailty. The company is now recruiting for an expanded Phase 2b Aging Frailty study, and Phase 1 and 2 trials to evaluate the safety and efficacy of its stem cells for improving flu vaccine immune response in Aging Frailty patients. In addition, Longeveron is recruiting for a Phase 1 Alzheimer's trial.
Longeveron's MSCs are also approved for use in the Bahamas. As the only company to have a locally-approved allogeneic stem cell treatment, Longeveron currently is conducting a single-arm open label clinical trial for Aging Frailty in the Bahamas and is planning to add other indications to its Bahamas trial including cognitive disorders and orthopedic conditions.
Longeveron (www.longeveron.com) is a regenerative medicine company founded in 2014. Longeveron's goal is to provide the first of its kind biological solution for aging-related diseases, and is dedicated to developing safe cell-based therapeutics to revolutionize the aging process and improve quality of life. The company's research focus areas Aging Frailty, the Metabolic Syndrome, Alzheimer's Disease and Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome and gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the National Institutes of Health, the Alzheimer's Association and Maryland Stem Cell Research Fund.


The University of Kentucky College of Medicine uses the AAMC Visiting Student Learning Opportunities (VSLO) program Visiting Student Application Service (VSAS), to receive visiting student applications.
The course catalog for 2018-2019 is available in VSAS as well as OASIS. Applications may be submitted through VSAS starting on March 1. However, applications will not be processed until April 15 with the exception of the following specialties: Emergency Medicine, Urology, Plastics, ENT, Ophthomology, Neurosurgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, and Radiation Oncology. These specialites only will begin processing applications on March 1.
To apply to our school, please complete a VSAS application for your preferred electives and dates. For more information, visit the VSAS website. Do not submit an application until it is complete. Incomplete applications will be denied.
Click here for an eligibility and required documents list. If the requirements indicate that you must upload a document, you must do so, even if the item is verified by your registrar in VSAS. The University of Kentucky College of Medicine must also have an affiliation agreement with your school that allows students from your school to do clinical rotations at UK College of Medicine. Once you apply, we will begin the process of establishing an affiliation agreement with your school. If the agreement is not finalized by the time of your rotation, your rotation will be cancelled.
Do not contact any faculty or clinical department prior to your acceptance for a rotation. Doing so is considered a professionalism breach and may disqualify you from doing rotations at UK. For courses that require faculty permission for all students, the required application materials provide faculty with what they need to make placements. There is no need to contact them directly. Simply upload any documentation requested in the course description.
If you are accepted for a visiting student rotation, you will need to pay a one-time $75 placement fee regardless of how many rotations you are doing. When you accept our offer of a rotation, go to UK's Visiting Medical Student Authorize. Net page to pay your non-refundable $75.00.
If you are accepted for a visiting student rotation and decide not to accept it or to withdraw from it, you must withdraw via VSAS at least one month prior to the start of the rotation. Failure to provide notification of withdrawal from an approved rotation will be reported to the dean of your medical school. If withdrawal occurs within one month before start date, please email Amber Wilson to be removed.
If accepted for a rotation, you will be informed of the time and place for your orientation. You must complete this orientation before you can begin any part of the rotation. Failure to do so may result in cancellation of your rotation. If you are given conflicting instructions by faculty or staff, contact Amber Wilson immediately.
If you are searching for housing, please visit rotatingroom.com. This link is a housing website for visiting students.


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Many people who hear the word "essay" will think first of a kind of writing demanded by high school teachers, college lecturers and by those who set writing tasks in EFL, ESL English language exams - a kind of writing in which students are often expected to present other people's ideas, findings or arguments and impartially weigh them up. One of the most characteristic features of this kind of essay is that authors (the students) are to avoid referring to themselves as much as possible, replacing phrases like "I think" with impersonal alternatives such as "It could be argued that."
What is striking is the difference between this rather nasty form of writing and the much more colourful style of writing that filled the earliest essays back in the days when it was new and rather shocking. The form first appeared in the late 16th century with writers such as the Frenchman Michel de Montaigne (1533-1592), who published a large collection of essays in 1580. Curiously, the most characteristic feature of this sort of essay is precisely its personal quality. One participant in a roundtable discussion of the history of the essay, describes Montaigne's originality in the following way: "As so many people have observed, it all begins with him and the idea of the personal voice, the idea of thinking about your ideas, what you feel, what your experience has been. It evolves over the course of many of his essays. He started out doing something fairly academic, quoting liberally from his reading, and eventually he gets more and more personal."
"I have entered into this discourse upon the occasion of an Italian I lately received into my service, and who was clerk of the kitchen to the late Cardinal Caraffa till his death. I put this fellow upon an account of his office: when he fell to discourse of this palate-science*, with such a settled countenance and magisterial gravity, as if he had been handling some profound point of divinity."
"To hear men talk of metonomies, metaphors, and allegories, and other grammar words, would not one think they signified some rare and exotic form of speaking? And yet they are phrases that come near to the babble of my chambermaid."
For many people who have tried to put their finger on the essence of the essay, the etymology of the word is significant. It comes from a French word meaning "try". This is appropriate for a piece of writing that is often an attempt - and a tentative one at that - to clarify a personal point of view on a matter. Essays are less likely to be intellectually arrogant declarations of the Truth; they tend to be more humble and more provisional, and more aware that the point of view expressed depends on a particular experience of things. The subject matter is also almost always drawn from the circle of personal experience, instead of being taken from academic or theological disputes about, for instance, the correct interpretation of the Holy Trinity. In fact, an essayist is more likely to describe witnessing such a debate, and to express his sense of its futility, rather than take part in it with a view to settling the matter once and for all.
"Learning is, in too many cases, but a foil to common sense; a substitute for true knowledge. Books are less often made use of as 'spectacles' to look at nature with, than as blinds to keep out its strong light and shifting scenery from weak eyes and indolent dispositions. The book-worm wraps himself up in his web of verbal generalities, and sees only the glimmering shadows of things reflected from the minds of others. Nature puts him out. The impressions of real objects, stripped of the disguises of words and voluminous roundabout descriptions, are blows that stagger him; their variety distracts, their rapidity exhausts him; and he turns from the bustle, the noise, and glare, and whirling motion of the world about him (which he has not an eye to follow in its fantastic changes, nor an understanding to reduce to fixed principles), to the quiet monotony of the dead languages, and the less startling and more intelligible combinations of the letters of the alphabet. It is well, it is perfectly well. 'Leave me to my repose,' is the motto of the sleeping and the dead. You might as well ask the paralytic to leap from his chair and throw away his crutch, or, without a miracle, to 'take up his bed and walk,' as expect the learned reader to throw down his book and think for himself. He clings to it for his intellectual support; and his dread of being left to himself is like the horror of a vacuum. He can only breathe a learned atmosphere, as other men breathe common air. He is a borrower of sense. He has no ideas of his own, and must live on those of other people. The habit of supplying our ideas from foreign sources 'enfeebles all internal strength of thought,' as a course of dram-drinking destroys the tone of the stomach. The faculties of the mind, when not exerted, or when cramped by custom and authority, become listless, torpid, and unfit for the purposes of thought or action. Can we wonder at the languor and lassitude which is thus produced by a life of learned sloth and ignorance; by poring over lines and syllables that excite little more idea or interest than if they were the characters of an unknown tongue, till the eye closes on vacancy, and the book drops from the feeble hand!"
Hazlitt is scathing of the scholar who "is conversant with books only as they are made of other books, and those again of others, without end - [who] parrots those who have parroted others. He can translate the same word into ten different languages, but he knows nothing of the thing which it means in any one of them. He stuffs his head with authorities built on authorities, with quotations quoted from quotations, while he locks up his senses, his understanding, and his heart." And in writing this, it is clear that Hazlitt sees the essay as a form of writing in which he can express those unscholarly truths that have a direct connection with genuine experience.
"What I mean by living to one's-self is living in the world, as in it, not of it: it is as if no one know there was such a person, and you wished no one to know it: it is to be a silent spectator of the mighty scene of things, not an object of attention or curiosity in it; to take a thoughtful, anxious interest in what is passing in the world, but not to feel the slightest inclination to make or meddle with it. It is such a life as a pure spirit might be supposed to lead, such an interest as it might take in the affairs of men, calm, contemplative, passive, distant, touched with pity for their sorrows, smiling at their follies without bitterness, sharing their affections, but not troubled by their passions, not seeking their notice, nor once dreamt of by them. He who lives wisely to himself and to his own heart, looks at the busy world through the loop-holes of retreat, and does not want to mingle in the fray. 'He hears the tumult, and is still.'"
"Long ago, when you were a little boy or a little girl - perhaps not so very long ago - were you never interrupted in your play by being called in to have your face washed, your hair combed, and your soiled apron exchanged for a clean one, preparatory to an introduction to Mrs. Smith, or Dr. Jones, or Aunt Judkins, your mother's early friend? And after being ushered into that august presence, and made to face a battery of questions which where either above or below your capacity, and which you consequently despised as trash or resented as insult, did you not, as were gleefully vanishing, hear a soft sigh breathed out upon the air, "Dear child, he is seeing his happiest days"? In the concrete, it was Mrs. Smith or Dr. Jones speaking of you. But going back to general principles, it was Commonplacedom expressing its opinion of childhood. There never was a greater piece of absurdity in the world. I thought so when I was a child, and now I know it; and I desire here to brand it as at once a platitude and a falsehood. How the idea gained currency, that childhood is the happiest period of life, I cannot conceive. How, once started, it kept afloat, is equally incomprehensible. I should have supposed that the experience of every sane person would have given the lie to it. I should have supposed that every soul, as it burst into flower, would have hurled off the imputation. I can only account for it by recurring to Lady Mary Wortley Montague's statistics, and concluding that the fools are three out of four in every person's acquaintance. I for one lift up my voice emphatically against the assertion, and do affirm that I think childhood is the most undesirable portion of human life, and I am thankful to be well out of it."
Hamilton writes as if she were talking directly to the reader, using the pronoun "you", which would be out of place in an essay written to meet the tedious expectations of teachers and tutors.
Of the essays I have read so far, my personal favorite is Virginia Woolf's "A Room of One's Own". Written in 1928, it is a reflection upon why there had been so few eminent female writers. It is a wonderful example of how argument can be interwoven with narrative in an essay. It develops the argument that a woman needs, at the very least, both financial independence and a room of her own if she is to stand a chance of becoming a writer, and at the same time it narrates the series of experiences and enquiries by which Virginia Woolf arrived at this conclusion - a personal journey that uncovers examples of the patriarchal attitudes the argument calls into question. Although, in general, the form of the essay is loose enough to allow for a number of digressions, Woolf here ties everything together, with earlier details that first seemed unimportant reappearing later, taking on a greater significance.
Despite the concerted efforts of narrow-minded teachers, a vigorous essay-writing style still survives. Two examples picked almost at random are Gore Vidal's reflections on the 9/11 terrorist attacks: "Taking Liberties", and a piece by Camille Paglia, entitled "The Magic of Images: Word and Picture in a Media Age". The latter includes the following reference to her personal experience.
"As a classroom teacher for over thirty years, I have become increasingly concerned about evidence of, if not cultural decline, then cultural dissipation since the 1960s, a decade that seemed to hold such heady promise of artistic and intellectual innovation. Young people today are flooded with disconnected images but lack a sympathetic instrument to analyze them as well as a historical frame of reference in which to situate them. I am reminded of an unnerving scene in Stanley Kubrick's epic film, 2001: A Space Odyssey, where an astronaut, his air hose cut by the master computer gone amok, spins helplessly off into space. The new generation, raised on TV and the personal computer but deprived of a solid primary education, has become unmoored from the mother ship of culture. Technology, like Kubrick's rogue computer, HAL, is the companionable servant turned ruthless master. The ironically self-referential or overtly politicized and jargon-ridden paradigms of higher education, far from helping the young to cope or develop, have worsened their vertigo and free fall. Today's students require not the subversion of rationalist assumptions (the childhood legacy of intellectuals born in Europe between the two World Wars) but the most basic introduction to structure and chronology. Without that, they are riding the tail of a comet in a media starscape of explosive but evanescent images."


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Back when I wrote this mid 2013, this was the best Windows RDP overview article I could find: Best RDP client for Mac OSX Lion.
Microsoft Launches 'Remote Desktop' Apps for Mac and iOS – Mac Rumors.
So I tried the Mac App Store – Microsoft Remote Desktop that runs on OS X 10.6.0 or later for more than a year, and I like it a lot.
It has more regular updates.
It remaps the Mac Command key to the Microsoft Windows logo key.
It uses the new RDP protocol version features which means fast response, even on slow network connections and better security.
Full screen support is superb.
This one has better graphics than all the others, and I get a feel it has better support for the new security protocols.
But the keyboard support is lousy, it leaves the Command key to OS X, which means you cannot use it as a Windows key and loose all the fancy keyboard combinations introduced since Windows XP.
Microsoft is very slow with new releases.
Far more configuration options including things like disabling background and themes which are a breeze for slow or low-latency connections.
Forwards the Command key to the remote desktop so you can use all the nice Windows key shortcut combinations.
Sometimes has issues with copy/paste which a special build of CoRD 0.5.7 solves for most people.
For Word 2007 (not other Office products or other Word releases), there is a cursor painting issue.
Develoment has been slow (about as slow as the MS RDP one). The long term plan is to base it on the FreeRDP engine.
It does not support the Network Level Authentication introduced with the Remote Desktop 6.0 protocol. The not so cool thing is that CoRD fails to pop up an error message when a target system insists on Network Level Authentication. So of CoRD does not connect to a Windows Vista/7/8/2008 and up, but the Microsoft Remote Desktop Client does, then you need to make the target more relaxed.
I could get this to work with Windows 7, but Windows 8 was giving me some trouble at first..
With Windows 7 it was much faster than any solution I tried before.
It supports NLA, too bad it didn't work with Windows 8 at first: there too I had to disable Network Level Authentication in Windows 8 and indeed: far hidden in a PDF, it appears Ericom Blaze does not support NLA.
This was the only tool that worked under all circumstances.
There is a trial (hard to find, but it allows for 10 minute sessions) which worked great.
Keyboard shortcut redirection works also great: Ctrl and Alt stay, and the Command-key becomes the Widows key (with the exception of Command-Tab, they keep their Mac OS X function).
via: Best RDP client for Mac OSX Lion.
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There is no way to test drive that, so I couldn't try it.


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Re: Foreign
Alison McKee <[log in to unmask]>
Wed, 1 Jun 1994 23:05:00 PDT
What has been a pretty neutral adjective seems to have acquired
perceived xenophobic overtones only in recent years.  I agree
that it's difficult to use the word these days *without*
sounding xenophobic.  However, the problem lies not in the word
but in the ideological connotations it's presumed to (and
sometimes even does) have.  To me, the problem now is merely that the term
seems imprecise and relative:  what is  "foreign film" to one
group will obviously be another's national cinema.  But once
these limitations -- pretty clear ones -- are recognized, I confess
that the designation itself doesn't trouble my peace of mind.  It's
no longer very useful, but I don't find its mere existence sinister.
Alison McKee
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> I too have long been troubled by the designation "foreign". In my experience,
> the usage is largely American and refers to films made in a language other
> than English. English and Australian films, for example, are rarely referred
> to as "foreign" although they certainly fit  that category. I suspect that
> the term is a simplification of "foreign-language" films, at least since the
> advent of the sound era. In the silent film literature, there are many
> references to "foreign" films, although, curiously not so often to films
> produced in English language countries. Of course, in the silent era, it was
> rather difficult to tell, as the primary clue to origin was the inter-titles,
> which were invariably rendered into English on-screen. The whiff of
> xenophobia is all over this odd usage.
> Gene Stavis - School of Visual Arts - NYC

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Software AG sets out to increase channel activity
Plans moves to increase channel business to 50/50
Julia Talevski (ARN) 24 November, 2015 16:11
Business process vendor, Software AG, has been ramping up its channel activity in the past year as it plans to focus more of its business towards an indirect strategy.
In July, the vendor hired Stanimira Koleva as its senior vice president and COO for Asia Pacific and Japan, partner engagement was on top of her list of priorities.
Since the company's inception in 1969 and numerous acquisitions along the way, it has undergone a revamp of its product portfolio, from a developer of database management systems through to digital business platforms, and adding portfolios around analytics and big data.
It also focuses on building real-time, customer experience management.
Koleva said the company embarked on recruiting and enabling partners in the past year.
In Australia, about 70 per cent of Software AG's business is direct, but Koleva is looking to drive this towards a 50/50 balance. Up until two years ago, the vendor's business was 90 per cent direct.
"I'm a strong believer the partner ecosystem delivers IT value to customers and that's a major strategy for me," she said. "In Australia, I'm looking to take advantage of the trends around Cloud to gain a share in the mid-market."
Software AG has a partner program that offers margins, reference fees and joint marketing initiatives.
Koleva said it would be looking to enhance its partner program to encompass three types of partners such as services, implementation and deployment partnerships; OEM and managed services partners.
Read more The public/private Cloud debate will soon be over: HDS
Presently, Software AG maintains partnerships with specialised partners such as Leonardo Consulting and Indian system integrators such as Tech Mahindra.
"I'm hoping to advance partnerships with some of the top two or three Australian-based SIs," she said. "This is not going as fast as I would like to because my portfolio requires a specialist skills set. Eventually, I may pursue an ecosystem strategy, where I can have partners working with each other and leveraging skills where it exists."
Financial services, banking and insurance make up 40 per cent of its customer base, as its products help monitor customer behaviour, fraud detection or do market surveillance to catch patterns and behaviours. Koleva spotted market opportunities within customers seeking out a hybrid Cloud environment, Internet of Things and smart connected cities.
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"Lately we've been diversifying around the manufacturing industry, which is making major strides in Internet of Things and predictive maintenance," she said. "Retail is also expressing interest in real-time capabilities."
Virtualisation presents opportunities for the channel: Oracle
AIA Group leverages Software AG's webMethods
Tags software AGdata analyticsIoTreal-time analyticsStanimira Koleva


This is just gorgeous. Your quilled flowers are outstanding. Love the layout and PP's you have used.
Beautiful quilling sujana. The layout is so colorful, full of life!
beautiful layout and quilling, Sujana, love the blue and brown combo !!
Beautiful Layout !! I loved the quilled flowers a lot..specially the dimensional one !
Gorgeous quilling and layout. So neat. Love it.
Wonderful quilling Sujana! the flowers are so pretty!
Sujana the blue flowers look gorgeous and your smileys made me smile!!!
Beautiful layout Sujana...Lovely flowers...Very neat..
Stunner Sujana! It's been a while since I;ve been in blogland, and from the looks of it I have missed on a lot craft goodness.
Awesome LO. Btw, I see a lot of yummy supplies in there ;) HAve fun girl!
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Squash surges in Oz
The new centre takes shape in Darwin
Squash Surges In Australia
A new four-million (Australian) dollar squash centre close to completion in Darwin is yet another example of squash's resilience and growth in Australia.
The new 12-court facility has been developed through a partnership between the squash authority and the Northern Territory government.
"The Territory government is committed to supporting local clubs and developing home-grown talent, and that is why we have invested $4 million in this facility," said Minister Daniel Knight.
"With 12 courts, a kiosk, changing rooms and ancillary offices, plus a caretaker's residence, our top level Squash players will be able to develop their skills in a world-class facility," added Knight.
This investment is just one example of new courts being built across the country, as noted by former squash great Michelle Martin. "Ten centres went up around Australia last year and there are more on the horizon," said the three times world champion.
Indeed, Squash Australia reports that dozens of courts are going up in Townsville, Bowen and Innisfail in Queensland, the Barossa Valley, western Sydney, Port Hedland, and the Gold Coast for the 2018 Commonwealth Games – as well as in Darwin.
Martin believes it is also great news for the wellbeing of Australians: "I'm a big believer in teaching children hand-eye co-ordination," said the former world number one. "So if you get that taught as a child from a young age, they've got that for life and then they'll be able to develop any sport from there.
"The fact that people are time poor, that's helped. It's very much a positive for the sport because people just want a quick workout."
WSF President N Ramachandran was delighted to hear the Australian news: "This is exactly the sort of new development – larger, modern, variety of family-orientated facilities, replacing the myriad of small private two or three courts centres – needed in the so called 'traditional countries', leading to resumption of growth and mirroring the successful developments in so many newer squash countries.
"There are around 50,000 courts in the 185 countries where squash is played at present – and we anticipate that, year on year, both figures will see growth."
The US business magazine Forbes declared squash as the healthiest sport of all in a survey published in 2010. It asked fitness experts to score a selection of sports in four areas. Out of a possible five points, squash scored 4.5 for cardio-respiratory endurance, three for muscular strength, and three for flexibility.
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Veteran Czech Gothic/Death/Doom band R.E.T. intend this 30th anniversary year to be their swansong. Co-founder Miroslav explains why to Comrade Aleks, in this look at their long history.
Interview with R.E.T..
"The doom scene of Eastern Europe is a pretty dark place, and yet there were a few original bands in the '90s. Want to know more names? We'll discuss that question when the stars are right. But R.E.T. actually started as a Heavy Metal band in 1989, though they didn't release anything until 1995, when their first album 'Depression' turned out to be a short but sweet piece of real Death/Doom (depressive, as we can conclude!).
R.E.T. is still alive despite big line-up and stylistic changes, there are six full-length albums and one compilation of early material in their discography, and this year they're going to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band. I encourage you to learn more about them with the help of one of the founding members: Miroslav Holub (keyboards)."
Talking to Comrade Aleks, R.E.T. co-founder Miroslav Holub. (Photo: Pavel Zubek).
Hail R.E.T.! This year the band celebrates its 30th anniversary - accept my congratulations! So how does it feel to have kept the band running for so long?
Thanks for the congratulations but there are bands, which play even longer together :J The recipe for keeping people in the group together is that they must be primarily good friends... which in our R-E-T applies and we are together not only at concerts, in the studio and at rehearsals, but we go together for a beer, on a vacation, our families know each other very well.
R.E.T. was formed in 1989, but for about six years there were no official recordings. What did you do all this time?
We started as a group playing covers of songs, at the beginning of our career we played heavy metal style and when writing our own songs we used only Czech language. Back then we also recorded a few songs in our mother tongue, however we only published them on album X when the group had a 10th year anniversary. On our upcoming album which maps the whole history of our group, and style-wise comes back to our roots, we have dedicated the last song to this period in our career.
1990s line-up.
What formed the band's sound in the early years? How far did you go from your roots when finally in 1995 the full-length album 'Depression' was released?
As I already said – overall sound was focused on heavy metal until 1993. In 1993 we made personal changes in the band, when I moved from solo singing to keyboards and guitarist Yarin began to sing solo... well and for his vacated guitar post we took another guitarist Danek. In this lineup, we threw ourselves into then new and modern style of a doom metal that captivated us, and there was a total transformation. We started to use the English language, we undertuned the guitars, slowed the pace and "hardened up" much more. The difference was in style and sound and it was really striking.
That was the first serious recording session for the band: how did you spend it? How much time did you have at the studio?
As I mentioned we recorded some songs still in the period of heavy metal so that originally a demo song of Depression which, after listening by our publisher Tagâ Records was released as debut album, we recorded in the third studio in order. If we knew in hindsight what a success the album would be (by the way it's been already sold out for a long time) we would have "fiddled" with the recording much more but at that time we had prepared the stuff on our second album In Memories. We had only three days in the studio and out of that one day was focused only on mastering.
R.E.T. - 'Devastation' (1994):
The album is performed in a pretty raw but honest and melodic Death/Doom vein, yet it has quite "not doomy" lyrics, like in the song 'Honour To Hippies'. Can you tell the story of this song? What inspired you to turn to this theme?
Yes, you're absolutely right and I'll explain the reason. In fact, I'm very glad someone noticed. The first Doom song we came up with in the new lineup, we tried to sing in the Czech language and the text was written by our manager back then, Karel Šustík, who is older than us and remembers the time when the hippies were at the top. He wanted to give them a tribute through us. We had no idea what lyrics should be used in the style of doom metal and because we felt this text was really good, we translated it into English language and used it as an introductory song for the album Depression.
The 'In Memories' album cover says that the songs are dedicated to past musicians whose names are recorded on tombstones. How did you come to this concept?
During working on the album In Memories, our sound engineer Dalibor Korbut died tragically and on the album we decided to dedicate him the song 'Memory', then our manager Karel came up with the idea that we could devote the whole album to dead rock musicians and so, with a help of music critic Peter Coral, we compiled a list of deceased, famous musicians and we adapted the packaging and the name of the whole album to this idea. By the way, the album In Memories is generally much about death not just for its lyrics, the honor of the deceased musicians and friends but during its realization the mother of one of the band members died, and the author of the cover tragically passed away with his girlfriend in a car accident shortly after the album was released.
There are three songs - 'In Memory', 'Eyes From Crying, Soul From Hope' and 'Time Of Joy' - which are united in one trilogy. What the story behind them?
The trilogy is actually based on the Bible... We wanted to say, say what "probably" happens after the death of a human ('Memory') what he will be rewarded in the afterlife acording to how he acted during life on Earth and therefore immediately after death meets everyone that left this world before him ('Eyes From Crying, Soul From Hope') But then he follows his path where he is deserved and the time of joy is the better variant of the afterlife.
R.E.T. - 'In Memories' (1996):
On this album you turned to a combination of Doom Metal and Neoclassical sound. Who was the initiator of this experiment?
This special sound was created for the reasons of participation of guests and for metal atypical instruments such as violin, cello, flute, piano and all this accompanied by the sounds of the keys of the church organ and the classic Hammond organ.
The band's third album, 'In Love With Blood' was released in 2002 - what slowed you down? How long did you spend writing these songs?
The Album In Love With Blood took a really long time, but it wasn't because we didn't have what to record, we didn't have a publisher. Both our publishers (Tagâ Records and Sheer Records) who released the previous albums ended their activities and it wasn't until the year 2002 when we heard from the new publisher Crystal Production. Meanwhile in 1999, we released on our own expense the already mentioned album X which was released on the 10th anniversary of the band and we used recordings that were taken in the period before the doom metal and a record of live performances plus the first attempt of music done on PC.
R.E.T.'s line-up remained almost the same, but 'Love With Blood' stands far from 'In Memory' because the more active use of keyboards adds a Gothic vibe to your music. How did you come to this?
It was probably because the vast majority of the material was composed by our vocalist Yarin on his guitar. That's why I put a keyboards in the finished guitar passages which made the guitars stand out. Over time, I began to devote myself to music creation, too and so it slowly became apparent that in the passages created by me, just the keyboards played a larger part. Important was to find the compromise, and I think we did.
Current line-up.
Did the switch of sound also change your fans' attitudes to the band? How did people accept it on 'Love With Blood' and further more experimental albums 'The Dark At The End Of The Tunnel' and 'New Feelings'?
By changing the style which came with a change in the singing post, we lost some of our fans, but gained a lot of new ones. We had no need to change the overall style, but in the transition to only female singing it was different. Yarin is a very good and specific singer for which we have not found anyone as good and getting someone worse would not be the right choice... that is why we replaced an excellent singer with excellent singers and it is difficult to judge who is better :D. However, this album belongs to R-E-T and we are right to pride ourselves on it. It is only a pity that at that time it was "in" to have a band with female vocal, and so we were judged that it was only a fashionable affair, and we want to become a more commercial band.
The sixth album, 'Coming Soon...', marks a kind of return to bigger tracks and a doomy sound. What inspired you to return to this? Didn't you want to return to R.E.T.'s roots?
I'll correct you, the album Coming Soon... was our seventh album and, in fact, with the return of Yarin behind the microphone, we returned to our roots and we also gained the younger members for the band, mainly for drums when our drummer after hip surgery had to stop playing for a period of time and found a replacement in the form of Tomas Gazura who gave the album Coming Soon... a lot of rhythmic sound. We have combined experience and youth and I think we have managed to record a lot of well-executed album which was probably the most close to the top, as was the album In Memories, but some fans consider the best just Coming Soon...
R.E.T. - 'Coming Soon...' (2014):
What's the band's current line-up and status? How soon will you return with new material?
Current lineup is such that currently in the band are almost all the participants who ever played in R-E-T and it is for one simple reason. The year 2019 is the last year for the band R-E-T. We decided to end our career after 30-years of action on the Czech doom scene. We are one of the last of the Golden Doom era of the early 1990s and we are already tired of creating, performing, and rehearsing... In addition, the larger half of the founding members are over 50 years of their lives and some of us have even taken the role of grandfathers. We leave this space for younger and leave behind a total of 8 issued albums, which are released on CD, LP and MC platforms and one DVD from live concert. We have also released 3 official video clips and are preparing to shoot one... the very last (Good-bye one). We have played hundreds of concerts and we have experienced a lot of beautiful moments, successes and crashes, farewells and breakups. The most beautiful thing is that we all say goodbye as friends. We started to play as big friends and as friends we will also say goodbye to the band.
The last year that is ahead of us, we want to finish only three concerts and that is 1.2.2019 at the closure of the club Barrocko-Třinec, in summer 6.7.2019 will say goodbye to home fans in Třinec at the Barrocko Fest in Vendryne and the last concert, where we will say goodbye to fans of Slovakia, will be at the festival Gothoom 18-20.7.2019. Our last, eighth album, called SILENCE, was done in early January and should come out in April 2019 again under the banner of the magazine Talon. The album in style maps all the R-E-T from today to the roots, when the band played Heavy Metal and sang in Czech, including members and the cast of instruments, back to its creation in the year 1989. This is why you will hear the solo singer playing guitar and keyboardist sing solo etc. Almost all members of the band were involved in the album. You will hear two basses, two female and four male vocals, and a total of four guitars. The album is very stylishly rich, but in no way it is lame and I think it will be ranked to one the best albums released by the band.
Are you meaning this new album was really recorded by most of R.E.T.'s current and ex-members? How long did you spend recording it? How many songs have you done?
The album was recorded and created by current and most of the ex- members of R.E.T. so the fans can also look forward for former vocalists Zuzka and Yarri singing with our current singer Paja. We made one song in the style of heavy metal where I also sang and we remembered the beginning of the band when we were doing this style. One song is played by ex-bass guitarist Zbysek Maly and four electric guitarists Roman, Danek, Yarri and Martin. The album contains six songs and one of them is a cover from Dissolving Of Prodigy. We uploaded this song last year as a tribute to their album and we really liked it so the last album includes this song.
We spent one week in November and few days before Christmas in the recording studio. At the moment we are finishing the sound and the album should come out at 20.4.2019 published by Parat.
Live in 2018. (Photo: Marek Maślanka).
What are you meaning by speaking about a stylistically rich album? Will it be rather a compilation in this case? How much Doom and Gothic material have you put into this release?
I mentioned the album contains six songs and each of them will create the period from the present back to the beginning when we were creating the songs in Czech language. The album contains our present doom style, gothic rock, doom metal and the last song is made in heavy metal style singing in Czech language. Audience and critics has to make their own opinion.
How would you sum up R.E.T.'s message after all these years? What unites your first and your last album? What's the idea?
At first point R.E.T. was created by good people and very good friends especially main members. We used to live as a family one time. We spent lot of time together going for holidays together, celebrating birthdays and many other activities. Our wives and kids knew each other very well and they are still friends. Even if some of the members left because of family reasons or studying or started business we stayed good friends and I believe it will be forever and we will always find the time to go and get some beer. We never had a problem with our music. Even if everyone listen the different kind of music we always found the compromise and put ourselves to our music.
There is a difference between first to last album but we can still hear the R.E.T. in each of them and each of us can find in there what we like. What is our idea for the future? In our musical pension, we would like to listen with our friends to good music which we made at the period of R.E.T. We would like to remember the good old days with no internet or mobile phones, when people lived far away but in our hearts we were very close.
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Interviewed on 2019-04-02 by Comrade Aleks Evdokimov.


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The Dolphins have called on Jason Sanders 51 times this season (25 field goals, 26 extra points). He's split the uprights on 50 of those kicks, giving him 98 points on the season (tied for fourth in the NFL).
Tuesday, Special Teams Coordinator Danny Crossman talked about Sanders mirroring his A-plus kicking season with the character to match.
"I think Jason is an outstanding young man, first and foremost," Crossman said. "Obviously he's very, very talented. We feel very, very fortunate to have him. There are a million things I can talk about, just like with a lot of these players – a lot of them I'll keep private. Just a great kid and a joy to work with on a day-to-day basis."
Sanders' value goes beyond scoring points. He regularly pins opposing return teams inside the 25-yard-line (the starting field position after touchbacks). The opposition has returned 18 kickoffs this season for 302 yards, an average of 16.8 yards per return. That number, which is the best in the NFL, validates Miami's decision to entice returners to test their coverage unit.
"I think it's a combination of a lot of things," Crossman said. "I think it's something that we look at on a week-to-week, game-to-game basis based on our opponent, based on other situations once we truly get into the game. But we feel good about Jason. We feel good about the coverage guys … to be able to have some of that ability – for lack of a better term – to dictate what's going on is something that 'Flo' (Head Coach Brian Flores) talks about."
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On this Day in Dolphins History
December 2, 1984 - The Dolphins lose a 45-34 decision to the Raiders, but quarterback Dan Marino breaks the all-time NFL record for touchdown passes in a season with his 37th. His record-breaking touchdown pass, which came on a four-yard toss to Jimmy Cefalo in the first quarter, was the first of four on the day for Marino as he reached the 40-touchdown plateau. He also shatters Dolphin single-game records for most yards passing (470), most completions (35) and most attempts (57).
The Dolphins special teams unit ranks No. 1 on Football Outsiders. They allow the fourth-fewest punt return (56) and kick return yardage (302). They lead football in punt return yards (319) and the 24 successful field goals off the foot of Sanders are tied for third-most with Carolina.
Know the Bengals
The Bengals drafted a pair of productive rookies in April. Prior to his Week 11 injury, quarterback Joe Burrow was racking up statistics and showing the reasons Cincinnati made him the first pick in the draft; just as receiver Tee Higgins has done as the top pick of the second round (No. 33 overall). Burrow won't play Sunday, but Higgins will be on the field along with his 48 receptions, 673 receiving yards and five touchdowns.
Content on Tap
Wednesday marks the start of another week of practice as the Dolphins hit the field for initial preparations for the Cincinnati Bengals. We'll hear from Flores and a handful of Dolphins players at their press conferences and recap it all on Drive Time with Travis Wingfield as well as Top News.
Plus, we're previewing Sunday's game on both the podcast (Drive Time) and on MiamiDolphins.com.
In case you missed it, the Fish Tank dropped their newest episode. Seth and O.J. caught up with David Cross, a long-time Dolphins team photographer.
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At his side there are Orieta, his wife, and their two sons – Elija and Fabijan – which have been flanking their father with passion and professionalism both in the vineyards and in the cellar for years.
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Almost time for kick off in the vital NRL clash between the Raiders and Manly. As expected Brett Stewart is out for Manly and Learoyd Lahrs is out for the Raiders. Mataora replaces Tommy on the bench. Raiders can move to 7th with a win today!
Both teams are out on the field for the NRL match at Canberra Stadium between the Raiders and Manly. Raiders kick off through Robinson and start play. Go mighty Green Machine!
Video ref Raiders, ref thinks no try. Croker leaps high for a McCrone kick and bats it back to White who dives for the line but has it stripped by Manly on the way down. Very close and good start by the Green Machine! Video ref says no try and play the ball to Manly 1m out.
Manly went deep on the attack but throw the ball out over the sideline and let the pressure off the Raiders. Canberra look up for this game.
Manly attack again but the Raiders scramble well in defence and force a knock on. 8 mins gone.
Raiders defend well again and put in a solid set and Milford drives the ball over the touch line to force a scrum. Raiders defence has been very solid so far.
Manly score. Lyon manages to get over out wide after stepping through the sliding Raiders defence. Jamie attempts to convert his own try and just gets it. Manly lead 6-0 after 14 mins.
Manly attack again and go close to scoring but Earl gets his hand in the way and stops the final pass. Try saving play from Sandor.
Manly score again. Cherry-Evans grubbers through the Raiders defence and Lyon pounces on it to score his second try of the match. Not much the Raiders could do about that one. Lyon converts. Manly lead 12-0 after 18 mins.
Cherry-Evans kicks a 40/20. The Raiders need to defend well here and get the ball back, they have been starved of possession in the last 5 mins or so.
Manly score. Their replacement fullback Hiku gets a pass close to the line and steps a couple of Raiders players to get the try. Lyon converts. Manly lead 18-0 after 22 mins.
Raiders get a much needed penalty for Manly being offside and will go deep on the attack.
Raiders go very close to scoring in the corner through Sauiluma but Manly just manage to stop him going over the line. Time is off with Papalii down hurt with a leg problem but he gets up and starts running it off.
Manly score again after getting a penalty. Buhrer goes over through a gap for the try out wide. The Raiders have looked good when they have the ball but just haven't had enough possession so far to put much pressure on. Lyon converts. Manly lead 24-0 after 30 mins.
Manly almost score again through Hiku but the Raiders get a penalty for a clear obstruction.
Raiders force a drop out with a cleaver grubber from Milford. Raiders needed this to build some pressure.
Raiders get a penalty and another set in attack.
Video ref Raiders, ref thinks its a try. Thompson gets short ball close to the line and rolls over and plants the ball down. They are checking for double movement but it looks like there is clear momentum. Video ref says try. Raiders are back in it! Thompson scores off a Milford short pass. Croker lines up the conversion and gets it. Manly lead 24-6 after 37 mins.
Manly have had 60% of the ball so far which explains the score line. Raiders look good whenever they have possession.
Matai sent to the sin bin for a professional foul.
Raiders finish the first half with a great break by Tupou and Milford and almost score. Matai was sin binned for holding down in he tackle.
Half time Manly lead Raiders 24-6.
Teams are back out for the second half of NRL action at Canberra Stadium. Manly lead Raiders 24-6. Canberra really started to fight back at the end of that first half. Manly kickoff and restart play.
Milford kicks a brilliant 40/20 to get the Raiders right on the attack early in the second half.
Raiders score! Robinson slices through off the back of the scrum and goes in untouched! Great try! Reece Lightning is back! Croker takes the conversion from the sideline and nails it. Raiders back in it! Manly lead 24-12 after 45 mins.
Raiders almost score again but the kick from McCrone just beats Earl over the sideline. Raiders are fired up in this second half.
Manly goes on he attack and will get another set after Earl knocked the ball out off a kick. Raiders drop out. Manly drop it on the second play in the repeat set! Pressure off the Raiders. Matai returns from the sin bin.
Time off with both Cherry-Evans and Matai hurt. Daley looks winded after a solid tackle and Matai has a hand problem. Play resumes with a drop out by the Raiders after Earl was forced in goal.
Manly score. Watmough runs onto a pass close to the Raiders line and hits the gap to go in and get the try. Again the Raiders looked good with the ball but were starved of possession. Lyon converts. Manly lead 30-12 after 54 mins.
Raiders go on the attack and looked dangerous but the final pass from Papalii to Earl went over the sideline.
Manly go close to scoring but knock on close to the line and give the Raiders scrum feed.
Raiders went very close to scoring through Tupou but some desperate Manly defence just manages to stop him from getting over the line.
Raiders score! Sauiluma gets a good cutout pass from Robinson and goes over in the corner to give the Raiders a chance. Croker takes the conversion from the sideline and just misses to the left. Manly lead Raiders 30-16 with 13 mins left.
McCrone puts in a nice chip for Milford and Milford just couldn't quite control it when he caught it. Cleaver play by the Raiders though.
Video ref Manly, ref says no try. They are checking who the ball went out off. Manly grubber through and Foran tries to get it but can't catch it and he knocks it dead. Video ref says no try and 20m tap to Raiders.
Manly score. Taufua speeds down the touch line and fends off Earl to get over in the corner. Lyon converts. Manly lead 36-16 with 8 mins left.
Raiders score! Milford makes a breathtaking break, gets tackled but not held, gets up again and speeds away and scores. Croker converts. Manly lead 36-22 with 4 mins left.
Manly force a drop out with 1 min left. Tupou cleaned up a kick and was tackled in goal. Milford does a short grubbing drop out and collides heavily with Matai in the contest for the ball. Both players are ok.
Full time Manly defeat Raiders 36-22. Raiders put in a good effort but just couldn't reel in the deficit that they conceded while they were starved of possession in the first half.


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Imprisoned Azerbaijani Journalist Khadija Ismayilova Declared "Holme of the Year"
Published: Tuesday, 01 December 2015 10:37
Written by Stella Roque
Imprisoned investigative journalist Khadija Ismayilova has won a Swedish press prize dedicated to heroism.
Khadija IsmayilovaGöteborgs Handels-och Sjöfartstidning (GHT), a Swedish liberal newspaper known for its anti-Nazi stance during World War II, today named the Azerbaijani reporter its "Holme of the Year".
The prize is named after the hero of a Swedish literary trilogy including the novels Land of Wooden Gods, People of the Dawn and Sacrificial Smoke, by Jan Fridegårds.
The award is given out annually on the anniversary of the day African-American civil rights activist Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white passenger on a bus.
Winners are selected for risking their careers and sometimes their lives to uphold the values of liberty and justice.
Reporter Khadija Ismayilova worked for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Azerbaijan and was a senior investigator for OCCRP before her arrest in December 2014.
She made her career reporting on high-level corruption and abuse of power in her home country, Azerbaijan.
She was sentenced in September this year to seven and a half years in prison after being found guilty of a series of charges including embezzlement and tax evasion.
An array of international human rights groups have described the charges as politically motivated.
The UK and US governments have both said they are deeply troubled by Ismayilova's sentencing, citing irregularities reported during her trial including the exclusion of witness testimony and other key evidence.
Last Wednesday, the Baku Court of Appeal denied a motion filed by her attorneys for Ismayilova's acquittal.
The failed motion had also asked that she be allowed to sit next to her lawyers during the court hearings.
GHT said it gave Ismayilova the Holme prize for "standing up for her profession's ethos even though knowing that it is dangerous to be right when the government is (doing) wrong".
Previous winners of the award include American whistleblower Edward Snowden, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, and Mexican investigative journalist Lydia Cacho.
GHT newspaper stopped publishing in 1985 but its name was recently taken up again by founder of the award Dennis Töllborg, a professor of jurisprudence at the University of Gothenburg.
Töllborg and his family business Stella Bianca established the award in 2008, but he will bestow the award under the auspices of GHT from this year onwards with plans to revive the paper in 2017.
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As the Official Platinum Partner of the INDE.Awards 2018, Zenith's Sydney showroom played host to the official viewing party, with all the winners and celebrations streamed live from the Singapore awards show.
Launch Pad nurtures the next generation of design talent in our region. Meet the up-and-comers that inspired us this year.
From 400 entries down to one, here is the best living space in Asia Pacific according to an international jury of design and architecture greats.
The Building award is granted to a project that facilitates architecture of the future and its ability to respond to place-specific, cultural needs.
Meet Asia Pacific's leading design studios, as recognised by the top experts of the region's architecture and design. These visionary teams inspire us all!
What makes a design object an instant icon? So asked our INDE.Awards jury, and they've found one that stands above the rest. It's not what you think!


Strong winds and heavy rain are expected in parts of the country Scotland as Storm Callum passes to the north west of the UK.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning of wind for the Highlands and Islands and Strathclyde - and wind and rain for southern Scotland.
The wind warning, in force from 3am until just before midnight on Friday, says that a spell of windy weather associated with Storm Callum is expected to hit the country.
It warns that spray and flooding may create difficult driving conditions and may lead to some road closures and disruption to transport.
The latest warnings come days after rain and strong winds brought flooding and transport disruption to parts of Scotland on Tuesday.
The A83 remains closed following a landslip at the Rest and be Thankful, when around 2,500 tonnes of material from multiple landslips was caught in specialist debris netting above the carriageway.
Motorists are currently facing a diversion of almost 60 miles, although it is hoped the Old Military Road can be opened as a shorter diversion once it has been deemed safe.
The second of three large boulders on the hillside above the A83 has been made safe after being exposed by multiple landslips and teams are now working to address a third boulder above the carriageway.
Once all three boulders are made safe, a final safety check will take place before preparing the Old Military Road for opening.
Tommy Deans, BEAR Scotland's North West Network Manager, said: "Safety remains our top priority, and although we have prepared the Old Military Road so it is ready to open we can only do so once the go-ahead is given from the geotechnical assessment.
"That said, we remain hopeful that teams will be able to achieve this sometime on Friday ahead of the weekend.


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A group of women decide to take on Fox News head Roger Ailes and the toxic atmosphere he presided over at the network.
Yesterday, everyone knew The Beatles. Today, only Jack remembers their songs. He's about to become a very big deal. From Academy Award®-winning director Danny Boyle (Slumdog Millionaire, Trainspotting, 28 Days Later) and Richard Curtis, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually and Notting Hill, comes a rock-n-roll comedy about music, dreams, friendship, and the long and winding road that leads to the love of your life.
The Spy Who Dumped Me
Audrey (Mila Kunis) and Morgan (Kate McKinnon), two thirty-year-old best friends in Los Angeles, are thrust unexpectedly into an international conspiracy when Audrey's ex-boyfriend shows up at their apartment with a team of deadly assassins on his trail. Surprising even themselves, the duo jump into action, on the run throughout Europe from assassins and a suspicious-but-charming British agent, as they hatch a plan to save the world.
Rough Night
Five best friends from college reunite 10 years later for a wild bachelorette weekend in Miami. Their hard partying takes a hilariously dark turn when they accidentally kill a male stripper. Amidst the craziness of trying to cover it up, they're ultimately brought closer together when it matters most.
When his uptight CEO sister threatens to shut down his branch, the branch manager throws an epic Christmas party in order to land a big client and save the day, but the party gets way out of hand...
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Ghostbusters (2D)
Ghostbusters makes its long-awaited return, rebooted with a cast of hilarious new characters. Thirty years after the beloved original franchise took the world by storm, director Paul Feig brings his fresh take to the supernatural comedy, joined by some of the funniest actors working today - Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, and Chris Hemsworth. This summer, they're here to save the world!
The Angry Birds Movie 3D (orig)
The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds - or almost entirely. In this paradise, Red (Jason Sudeikis, We're the Millers, Horrible Bosses), a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck (Josh Gad in his first animated role since Frozen), and the volatile Bomb (Danny McBride, This is the End, Eastbound and Down) have always been outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it's up to these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the pigs are up to.
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Tremendous 10: Sophomore Zach Tanner passed Discovery to second win
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He completed 17 of 23 passes for 287 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions in a 42-0 victory over Tenoroc. See who else made our list of top 10 performances
1 Discovery quarterback Zach Tanner (football) completed 17 of 23 passes for 287 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions in the Spartans' 42-0 victory over Tenoroc. In two games, the sophomore has thrown for 553 yards and six TDs on 29-of-44 passing.
2 Ridge Community junior quarterback Keymari Odum (football) finished with 296 yards of total offense in the Bolts' 19-9 victory over Kathleen. He ran for 218 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries and has thrown for 78 yards and another touchdown on 6-of-10 passing.
3 George Jenkins senior Carolyn Carey (volleyball) made an impact on offense and defense in the Eagles' 3-1 win over Bartow. She finished with 13 kills and 11 digs and also added an ace. For the season, she is third on the team with 35 kills and second with 68 digs.
4 Lakeland senior safety Quadir Hall (football) led the Dreadnaughts with seven total tackles, including five solo tackles, 4.5 tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks, one pass break-up and a key blocked punt in No. 1 Lakeland's 38-6 victory over George Jenkins.
5 Lake Wales senior Andy Denton (cross country) ran 16:03 to win the Astronaut Invitational. It's the best time in the county for early in the season and is the fifth-best time in Class 3A.
6 Ridge Community junior outside hitter Damyah Joyner (volleyball) piled up 19 kills and added two aces and six digs in the Bolts' four-set win over Victory Christian. For the season, she has 83 kills, 17 aces and 50 digs.
7 Lakeland senior running back Demarkcus Bowman (football) rushed for 226 yards and two touchdowns in the victory over George Jenkins. For the season, he has rushed for 451 yards on 36 carries.
8 All Saints senior Emma Cornejo (volleyball) led her team with 11 kills and a .444 hitting percentage in a 3-0 sweep against Oasis Christian.
9 George Jenkins' Logan Hauk (boys swimming) won two events in a tri-meet. He won the 200-meter individual medley in 2:07.31 and the 100 breast stroke in 1:04.82.
10 Vanguard's Susan Chen (girls golf) shot even-par 36 at Cleveland Heights as the low medalist in a match against Auburndale, Lakeland Christian and George Jenkins. Jenkins and Vanguard didn't have a team score.
Honorable Mention: Faith Satterfield (All Saints), Luke Greenman (All Saints), Joshua Burle (Bartow), Bennie Spry (Frostproof), Alicia Ruiz (George Jenkins), Tyriq Starks (George Jenkins), Jaylon Glover (Lake Gibson), Michael Collins (Lake Region), Joel Hadley (Lake Wales), Johnny Richardson (Lake Wales).
Send Tremendous 10 nominations to Roy Fuoco by 3 p.m. every Monday. He can be reached a roy.fuoco@theledger.com or at 863-802-7526.


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Nestled in the Eastern Highlands, Lochside distillery stood for over 200 years. A broad, three story building with a white tower, Lochside was featured prominently in its hometown of Montrose, Angus, adding a sense of industry to the surroundings.
Lochside was founded as a brewery in 1781. After a brief closure the facility was purchased by Macnab Distilleries Ltd. and outfitted for Whisky production in 1957. Throughout a series of acquisitions, the spirits produced in Lochside were sold by Sandy Macnab, DYC and Pernod Ricard. Almost all were exported.
Lochside operations were overseen by renowned distiller Joseph W. Hobbs, proprietor of the Ben Nevis distillery, and followed the example in making both malt and grain Whiskies. Hobbs ran Lochside until his death in 1964, when his son, Joe, assumed the role.
Joe managed Lochside until they decided to halt production in 1971. While plans to breathe new life into Lochside were brought forth periodically for the next three decades, none took root, and the buildings—already damaged by fire—were demolished in 2005.
All Whisky produced at Lochside was aged in ex-Bourbon casks, surprising for a producer owned by the Spanish DYC for so long.
Remaining bottlings are a rarity, often exhibiting deep raisin and dusty fruit as a result of their age. Keep an eye out for the 10YO, the only official bottling ran from 1991, before the distillery was shut down.
What does Lochside taste like?
The Flavour Spiral™ shows the most common flavours that you'll taste in Lochside Scotch. It's based on all Lochside drinks in our large database and gives you a chance to taste Lochside before actually tasting it.
Lochside was originally founded as a brewery in 1891.
The buildings at Lochside were scheduled for demolition in 2005, but burned down in 2004, right in the nick of time.


The WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championship has changed hands as The Miz and Shane McMahon defeated The Bar to win the titles at Royal Rumble on January 27, 2019.
My immediate reaction: Definitely imagined the tag titles changing hands, so I'm not all that surprised. What I'm more curious about is where they go from here and what happens at WrestleMania. Hopefully, it's something cool.
What do you think of Shane McMahon and The Miz winning the SmackDown Tag Team Championship?


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While obsessive reinvention has long been West's hallmark—from the climate-controlled futurism of 808s & Heartbreak to the meticulous perfectionism of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy—tunes like "I'm in It," "Blood on the Leaves," and "New Slaves" have the edge of an artist who's content to challenge all expectations.
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My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy - All genre's mixed in. A CLASSIC.
What other artist has pulled this off better? Kanye, best artist this generation has ever seen. So I thank you Lord Yeezus.