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in News | 26 APR 18
Here's the 2018 Turner Prize Shortlist – Artists Tackling 'The Most Pressing Political Issues of Today'
Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson are this year's nominees
Forensic Architecture, Destruction and Return in the al-Araqib Negev/Naqab Desert, Israel/Palestine, 2010–ongoing, photograph of Ariel Caine, Hagit Keysar and the children of Araqib flying kites mounted with cameras on the edge of the al-Turi Cemetery, Israel/Palestine, 2016. Courtesy: Ariel Caine and Forensic Architecture
This morning, Tate Britain announced the four nominees for the 2018 Turner Prize: Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson.
The shortlist highlights artists 'tackling the most pressing political and humanitarian issues of today', Tate Britain director Alex Farquharson commented. They show 'how important the moving image has become' in engaging with such subjects, Farquharson said, and the nominees's strong international presence 'exemplify the mobility of the contemporary art world'. The jury members acknowledged the focus on the political power of art in this year's shortlist, though 'all art resides in the realm of the political,' juror Lisa LeFeuvre qualified.
Forensic Architecture is a multidisplinary research group based at Goldsmiths, University of London, founded in 2010 by architect and theorist Eyal Weizman; their work, presented as both legal evidence as well as art exhibits, is focused on remapping state impunity. They have been nominated for their participation in documenta 14, as well as exhibitions at the ICA London, MACBA Barcelona and MUAC Mexico. They remind us that 'surveillance tools and resources in the age of big data can, with effort, also be turned back against unaccountable states', writes En Liang Khong in a 2018 review of their ICA show.
Naeem Mohaiemen, born in 1969 in London, produces films which reflect on recent histories of the global radical Left – politics forms an urgent thread through his work. He has been shortlisted for his participation in documenta 14 and exhibition at MoMA PS1, New York. 'Although his subjects are often idealists with failed dreams, Mohaiemen is optimistic about the future' writes Sarinah Masukor in a 2018 feature on his films.
Charlotte Prodger, born in Bournemouth in 1974, 'foregrounds found strangeness through analogously fetishized modes of presentation', producing filmed note-book-like collages in which the 'permanently filming' tradition is updated for the era of the iPhone, writes Paul Carey-Kent in a 2016 review of her work. Nominated for an exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall, Prodger mines the material properties of moving image formats, probing the traditions of landscape and portraiture in the process.
Luke Willis Thompson, born in 1988 in Auckland, is a London-based artist known for his stark filmic explorations of social issues. He has been nominated for his exhibition at Chisenhale, London. His work autoportrait (2017) presented an exploration of grief, a silent study of Diamond Reynolds, the partner of Philando Castile shot dead by a police officer in July 2016 in Minnesota, United States. Thompson's work encourages us to 'look, look and look again' writes Karen Archey in a 2016 review of his work.
An exhibition of the shortlisted artists will be held at Tate Britain from 25 September 2018 to 6 January 2019. The winner will be announced at an award ceremony on in December, broadcast live on the BBC.
Founded in 1984, this year's Turner Prize is awarded to a British artist for an outstanding presentation of work in the year preceding 16 April 2018. It comes with a cash award of GBP£40,000 – £25,000 going to the winner and £5,000 for the other nominees.
Double Perspective: Lubaina Himid Wins the Turner Prize 2017
Last year's edition brought an important change with the under-50 age rule scrapped. The rule had originally been introduced to focus on new, younger work rather than established names. The rule change resulted in a significantly more diverse 2017 shortlist with all nominees over the age of 40 (and Lubaina Himid, aged 62, winning the prize). This year's nominees features noone over the age of 50 (with Mohaiemen, aged 49, being the eldest).
The Turner Prize and Identity Politics
The members of the Turner Prize 2018 jury are Oliver Basciano, International Editor at ArtReview; Elena Filipovic, Director at Kunsthalle Basel; Lisa LeFeuvre, Head of Sculpture Studies at the Henry Moore Institute and the novelist Tom McCarthy.
Main image: Luke Willis Thompson, autoportrait, 2017, installation view, Chisenhale Gallery, London. Commissioned by Chisenhale Gallery and produced in partnership with Create. Courtesy: the artist; photograph: Andy Keate
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IT APPEARS THE Journal Register Company bankruptcy plan hit a snag last week at the 11th hour. Law360 reported that newspaper unions involved in the process, as well as the Communications Workers of America, have objected to the sale of Journal Register Co. to the stalking horse bidder that is a subsidiary of Alden Global Capital, 21st CMH Acquisition. A hearing on the sale had been scheduled for Feb. 21.
In a story on the Newspaper Guild's website, Guild president Bernie Lunzer said Journal Register Co. isn't respecting the process, or its workers.
"While we know we won't walk away with the status quo, we make it clear that our members, their workers, will be treated with dignity and respect," he said. "The Journal Register Co. is showing no such respect, not for its workers and not for the bankruptcy process itself, which certainly was never intended to be a get-out-of-jail-free card for businesses facing some financial trouble every couple of years."
Pursuant to the bankruptcy process, Journal Register Co. mailed notices to employees and agencies in the 10 states where the company operates papers that layoffs could result from the bankruptcy, including 844 workers in Michigan, 285 in Connecticut, 230 in New York and 217 in Ohio.
From a story in Crain's Cleveland Business, "Journal Register Co. puts its employees on needles and pins":
The process that JRC is going through "is quite common in bankruptcy proceedings," John Collard, chairman of Strategic Management Partners, an Annapolis, Md.-based business turnaround firm, tells The New Haven Register.
"When somebody buys a company out of bankruptcy, they are buying a specific list of assets, usually not 100 percent of what the existing business has," Mr. Collard tells the newspaper. "While they can purchase assets, it's not possible to purchase employees. So the acquiring company comes to employees and offers them the same terms they had with the old company or different terms."
He says it's likely that 21st CMH Acquisition Co. will not retain all of the Journal Register employees.
And from a story in The Saratogian:
"The notices sent to all Journal Register Company employees – from part-time staffers to managers to the executive team – are the next step in the Company's ongoing sale process. Journal Register Company's leadership team cannot speak on behalf of the new owner but has continually expressed to the purchaser that a competent and competitive workforce is critical to the company's success moving forward," Jonathan Cooper, vice president for media relations and employee communication at Digital First Media, said. Digital First Media currently operates Journal Register Company and other media companies.
April 17 is the target date for the sale to be completed.
More tidbits:
Alden Global Capital is a large stakeholder in another high-profile media bankruptcy:
Reader's Digest parent company files for bankruptcy again | Reuters, Feb. 18, 2013
And for Journal Register Co., it's deja vu all over again:
Journal Register Faces Bankrutpcy Plan Objections | New York Times, June 26, 2009
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As an employee in the Michigan Cluster it is very unfair to us to be on pins and needles and when questions are asked we get answers read from a script. They need to tell us if we are going to have jobs, be considered for jobs, something so we know. Most are being very proactive in searching for another job right now.
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I know I'm a little late, as I have been seen lurking around the forum for a month or so, but I would like to introduce myself. AriMB is my actual name. I am 14. I am fairly decent at programming, but am terrible at optimizing. I currently know a little of Java, C++, Objective C, and a fair amount of TI BASIC. I'm not sure what else to say, so I'm gonna stop here.
Hello AriMB! Nice to see a new face around! What would you say is your best program?
Lat's see…my best program is probably either my own version of snake or a blackjack program I wrote. I became interested in programming originally because I was lazy and did not feel like remembering all of the math and science formulas. And I'm terrible at optimizing because…I'm terrible at optimizing (my programs are all like 10x longer than they would be if they were optimized). An example of what some of my early programs were (like when I had never even heard of optimizing).


Apple and Amazon.com are facing a German antitrust probe into a delivery contract for audio books sold on the iTunes platform.
Germany"s Federal Cartel Office opened a review because of the strong position Apple and Amazon"s Audible unit have on the market for digital audio books, the regulator"s president, Andreas Mundt, said Monday in an e-mailed statement. The probe was prompted by the German bookseller association Boersenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels.
U.S. technology companies face a growing list of probes by European regulators. Apple and Amazon are among those being investigated by the European Union over the use of tax loopholes, and EU Antitrust Commissioner Margrethe Vestager is already looking into Amazon"s e-book contracts with publishers.
The German press offices of Apple and Amazon didn"t immediately reply to e-mails seeking comment.


Dodgers pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu takes it easy in return to mound.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Dodgers pitcher Hyun-Jin Ryu threw 20 fastballs off a mound today, a small but noteworthy step forward in his shoulder rehab program.
Ryu, who missed all of last season because of shoulder labrum surgery, had been limited to throwing from flat ground the last couple weeks. The left-hander still believes he can return to game action by May.
Why only fastballs Monday? Ryu said that his changeup and curveball don't cause him any shoulder pain, but the 20-fastball session was simply the next step in his progression. His next date off a mound is to be determined.
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Zhangjiagang léase Chang-Chiákaáng (en chino: 张家港市, pinyin: Zhāngjiāgǎngshì , literalmente "puerto de Zhang"). Es una ciudad-condado bajo la administración de Suzhou en la provincia de Jiangsu, República Popular China. Situada en las orillas del río Yangtsé y a hora y media de Shanghái. Su población es de alrededor de 1,2 millones y tiene una superficie de 813 kilómetros cuadrados. El idioma de la ciudad es una variante del Chino wu. Las comunidades que rodean la ciudad son en su mayoría rural, y sus economías tradicionalmente dependen de la agricultura y pesca. El PIB de la ciudad alcanzó 20,5 mil millones de dólares en 2009, un crecimiento del 11,7% respecto al 2008.

Zhangjiagang es conocida por ser una de las más limpia de China, y sin duda hace honor a su reputación como una ciudad tranquila y ordenada. Hay varios parques dispersos por toda la ciudad, incluyendo el Shazhou , Zhangjiagang y el Lago Jiyang.

Historia
Zhangjiagang es una ciudad nueva, después de haber sido desarrollada a partir de una pequeña ciudad agrícola tras las reformas económicas de mediados de la década de 1980. En 1994 la ciudad tenía la segunda calificación más alta de economía en China, con un ingreso urbano per cápita de $ 1000/año. La población rural en torno a Zhangjiagang se dice que es aún más rica.

En 1993, Zhangjiagang fue seleccionada para ser una ciudad modelo único para toda China. El objetivo actual del gobierno central es convertir a China en un país de mini-Singapures, con ciudades limpias, agradables y educadas y por el lado de Zhangjiagang la visitan hasta 300.000 turistas cada año, una muestra de lo que podría ser el futuro de la vida urbana en China.

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Official trailer for the 2007 documentary about the Bigfoot legends of the American South, now airing on Destination America!
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Chen Man: Fashion Photographer, Artist and Poster Child For the Post-1980 Chinese
Written by Frances Anderton Jan. 07, 2015 Design
One of the darlings of Chinese fashion and photography is making a mark on Los Angeles. But her work offers a fascinating window onto contemporary China.
This past Tuesday evening a spillover crowd — of largely youthful, fashion-conscious Asians and Asian-Americans — jammed the gallery of the venerable L.A. Louver Gallery in Venice for an appearance by the 34-year old Chinese superstar of fashion and art photography Chen Man , whose work is now on show there in an exhibition called ROGUE WAVE PROJECTS: CHEN MAN EAST – WEST / 東 – 西.
Chen Man, right, who is based in Beijing but now owns a home with her family in San Marino, and is herself a model for many an advertising campaign, has a huge following for her highly striking imagery, mostly of stunning young women in dreamlike compositions. The pictures meld photography and elaborate post-production techniques, and they fuse mythology, spirituality, and past political ideology with contemporary materialism to create a shimmering and provocative reflective of the China of her era, the so-called "post-1980 generation" for whom "money is good."
Chen Man was born to "cultural revolution" parents in Mongolia, wound up studying art in Beijing and now runs a studio employing a large team working on her multiple global photo-shoots.
Chen Man addresses the audience at L.A. Louver Gallery; photo, Bennett Stein
In her talk Tuesday night Chen Man walked the audience through the arc of communist Chinese history, from "a country once modest" to "the generation that witnessed material dreams turn into reality" and now "discovered that, it seems like the material world cannot provide all the answers."
So if her work is on one hand a blatant celebration of bling (while displaying a new reverence for Chinese female beauty), on the other she see it as a vehicle to explore ancient Chinese philosophies — Buddhism and Taoism — and protection for the environment of a "universal" Earth.
Find out how she conveys these seemingly opposing messages, in an interview with DnA below; and feast on a sample of images below from the L.A. Louver exhibition which shows her fashion photography, artwork and her more traditional Chinese paintings.
Chen Man, Long Live the Motherland, Shanghai No. 1, 2010, Diasec mounted C-print, 51 7/8 x 51 1/2 in. (131.8 x 130.8 cm), Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA. This image was shot for the Shanghai Expo and became the cover for a book. Chen Man says "Chinese people think I produce heavily retouched fashion photography, but this image is not retouched. This area was quite high and I just caught the moment."
DnA: Your mother was a doctor but she was keen for you to be an artist. Why?
CM: Since childhood, I really enjoyed painting. I lived in a hutong (a narrow street or alley) in a small house and once there was a mouse there, under the wall. I was two years old but I picked up a pen and drew the mouse. My mom saw then that I was very good at drawing so she wanted me to have a hard training, you know Chinese moms. So my mom took me to a traditional Chinese master of painting and asked him to be my teacher. In the beginning he refused because I was too young; usually he would not accept such a young kid to do that kind of painting because it requires patience. But eventually he accepted me. And one year ago I picked up my Chinese brush again.
DnA: What about your father?
CM: He was from the cultural revolution generation, and he was a graphic designer. He drew large revolutionary posters with red huge letters.
Installation of "Chen Man: East-West" at L.A. Louver, 2014; Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA. The images on the left and right are from the series Long Live the Motherland and were shot for Vogue magazine to mark 60th anniversary of The Republic of China. Left: the 40s and 50s, when Mao's China was born. Chen Man explained that because shooting in Tiananmen Square is not permitted, "soldiers came in and asked what I was doing and they think it's funny because they think maybe I'm shooting a wedding."
DnA: You did a series for Vogue that glamorizes the last 60 years of the Republic of China. They are so interesting in terms of the contrast to your father's idealistic generation. What does your father think of your work?
CM: Of course he is proud of me but he is a traditional Chinese man and he just wants me to be safe. Chinese parents, they want their kids safe and materially comfortable, to get work, buy a house, buy a car, that's all.
DnA: So he's not interested in you being a superstar?
CM: Yes, they are happy but they don't want me too much in the spotlight.
Chen Man, Vision: Gold Fish, 2003, c-print, 52 3/4 x 51 1/4 in. (133.87 x 130 cm), Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA.
DnA: What about your interpretation of China, and Chinese women and sexuality?
CM: In the beginning I used a lot of heavily touched imagery which was not popular at the time; some people said, they are not like humans, they are like ghosts, and people were shocked because that was not traditionally beautiful.
DnA: You seem to photograph mostly women and very young women, at their most beautiful. Do you have a particular interest in female beauty?
CM: Typically women in China, most of the time they request to be shot by women. They feel more comfortable. But the second and more important reason is that typically most Chinese people like white skin, big eyes, curved hair, high nose. They cannot accept that oriental face with small, long eyes; sometimes they even think that kind of face is ugly. So I pick that kind of typical Asian face and put them in front of those contemporary Chinese backgrounds. I just want to use my professional technique to show contemporary Chinese beauty — this positive, young energy.
Chen Man, Young Pioneer with the Three Gorges, 2008, Diasec mounted C-print, 53 x 51 in. (134.6 x 129.5 cm), Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA. Image of young "pioneers" juxtaposed with the Three Gorges dam, one of a series of three that melds past and future Chinese ideals. Chen Man says, "When I was in primary school we students had to wear that kind of dress — the North Koreans still do — but I redesigned a lot of that as you can tell, now it's a little bit sexy. I use three material dreams to show our generation's style – CCTV building, Three Gorges Dam and the first space program in which humans went into space. We are so proud of those material dreams. We are following the Western way."
DnA: Now you live partly in LA. Do you like it here?
CM: I really fell in love with California because of the sunshine, the beach, the mountains. Here people have everything, here lies the real heaven on earth. But actually I bounce back and forth; I am from China but I do not belong only there. Each of us can now say we are all one universe.
DnA: So it sounds like you believe in a kind of universality, whereas China is quite nationalistic and your work has a strong Chinese identity.
CM: We have so much communication compared to before, so right now we are just part of one Earth.
Chen Man, Waiting with Respect, 2013, Chinese ink on paper, 15 3/4 x 14 1/4 in. (40 x 36.2 cm), Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA. Chen Man recently took up drawing and painting inspired by traditional Chinese calligraphy. Features such as the combing of a thick and thin stroke exemplify her "new fusion style. . . I combine calligraphy language, portrait and tradtional techniques together and make them a new kind of style, as in my photography I use the language of graphic design and some photo fusion stuff. My works are a mix and match and use those techniques to tell the story, maybe more stories."
DnA: Do you plan to carry on doing mainly fashion photography?
CM: Yes, but I also want to shoot movies, I want to use those visual language to tell those concepts. However, fashion photography is a platform, because through the collaboration with the many international brands that I work with I can spread traditional Chinese philosophies, Buddhism and Taoism (Taoist philosophy proposes that the universe works harmoniously according to its own ways and that when someone exerts their will against the world, they disrupt that harmony. . . so one must place their will in harmony with the natural universe; source: Wiki).
Actually my main point is about environmental protection for our earth, it's not about the religions, it's about the environment protection. We should not care too much about material objects, because we need to more care about the inside of our heart.
DnA: But your work generally celebrates consumption. Is that a contradiction?
CM: Now Chinese people are getting used to that kind of information — beautiful stuff, fashionable stuff — and so if I want to share some ideas, that's the best way to do it.
DnA: Do you feel excited to be part of this generation in China?
CM: I feel lucky to be gifted and to be with this talent and able to use this talent now because before there was no fashion industry and I'm just in the right step with this moment.
ROGUE WAVE PROJECTS: CHEN MAN EAST – WEST / 東 – 西 is on exhibition at the L.A. Louver Gallery in Venice through January 31, 2015.
This interview was edited for length and clarity.
Chen Man, Four Seasons: Spring, 2011, c-print, 110 1/4 x 55 in. (280 x 140 cm), Copyright Chen Man. Courtesy of L.A. Louver, Venice, CA. This is one of a series of four called the Four Seasons. Chen Man says she uses "all of my techniques to tell the philosophy stuff. When you see the spring one, it represents the beginning of the power of those plants stuff. I use young ladies instead of the traditional male soldiers and they combine to tell the power of the wood, the power of the spring."


Hungary's beautiful capital, lovingly referred to as the Queen of the Danube.
The Hungarian capital, Budapest, straddles the Danube River. The city was strategically positioned on either bank of the river to maximise the potential of the Danube as a trade route. To this day, the river remains an integral part of the personality and culture of Budapest, with many of the city's most famous sites overlooking the Danube.
The current site of Budapest was first used as a settlement over two thousand years ago by the Celts, before being occupied by the Romans. Serving originally as a military base, the Romans slowly built the city, constructing roads, houses, baths and amphitheatres.
Budapest gets its name from the Buda, the brother of Attila the Hun, who founded the modern iteration of city in the early parts of the 5th century.
The city continued to endure mixed fortunes over the centuries, invaded and occupied by the Ottomans in the 16th century. Much of Budapest was destroyed in World War II, after which the city was occupied by the Soviet military and declared a communist state until 1989.
Modern Budapest has developed into a major world city, earning a reputation as one of the European Union's largest and most robust regional economies. This modern prosperity combined with the unique, fascinating history has seen Budapest significantly grow in popularity with visitors from all over the world.
Luckily for river cruise visitors, many of the city's best-loved sites are located on the banks of the Danube. Whether you're paying a flying visit or staying for a few days, there are plenty of things to see and do in Budapest.
Regarded as one of the world's great wonders of engineering when it was completed in 1849 the Széchenyi Chain Bridge (to give it its full title) was one of the first modern suspension bridges. As the first bridge to span the Danube in Hungary, it became incredibly important to the country's social, economic and cultural life.
The bridge offers an awe-inspiring spectacle, especially when cruising underneath.
The neoclassical church, completed in 1905, has played a significant part in the religious and artistic culture of Budapest for more than a century. As well as serving as the co-cathedral of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest; St. Stephen's Basilica has also hosted a huge number of concerts.
The historic castle and palace of Hungarian kings, Buda Castle can trace its history back more than 750 years. The massive complex provides a unique insight into the history and culture of the city and Hungary as a whole – housing hundreds of works of art since the 14th century.
The castle is home to a large four floor museum, The Budapest History Museum, presenting the full history of the city from the 14th century to today.
No cruise down the Danube is complete without a visit to the beautiful Margaret Island. Made up of landscaped parks, the island also houses the remains of medieval ruins – used as the religious centre of the city in the Middle Ages.
Access to the island by car has been limited, ensuring the atmosphere and ambience remains peaceful.
The largest medicinal baths in Europe, the Széchenyi Thermal Baths are heated by two thermal springs, providing a consistent temperature of 74 °C. Whether you simply want a relaxing dip or wish to treat conditions such as join illnesses, chronic and sub-acute joint inflammations or orthopaedic complaints; the baths provide a perfect way to end a glorious day in Budapest.
The fascinating city of Budapest provides plenty of surprises around every corner, so here we cover some of the city's most interesting facts.


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Ron Del Gaudio, RPh
Ron Del Gaudio is widely known and respected for his proactive and innovative support of the patients served by the four locations that that comprise Kings Pharmacy. After earning his Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy from the Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, he attended Long Island University's College of Pharmacy (LIU Pharmacy). Ron joined the independent drugstore chain, Kings Pharmacy, and went through the ranks to eventually become the company's president and owner. With his wavering commitment to superb professional support and outstanding technical expertise for his patients, Ron's leadership and focus on teamwork earned Kings Pharmacy the Health Mart Diabetes Care Excellence Award. Ron earned this honor because of his commitment for going above and beyond the call of duty to provide exemplary education for patients in need. There are many examples of Ron's devotion to offering superior health care. The team's success with infertility, Hepatitis C, Transplant, HIV. Through his leadership, Kings Pharmacy has become a highly regarded specialty pharmacy throughout the NY regional area and has expanded its practice nationwide.
Kings Pharmacy has developed an extensive compounding specialty, as well. The skilled pharmacists at Kings' work closely with physicians to customize prescriptions. This service enables more effective treatment and preventive care with a broad range of health-related conditions.
Ron's outstanding achievements have been acknowledged often over the years. Examples of his achievements include receiving honors from the National Federation of Italian-American Societies, the Italian Pharmacist Society and by J.D. Power and Associates for outstanding customer satisfaction. Ron and his team are known for living up to their motto: "the pharmacy that cares for you." In addition to his professional obligations, Ron devotes considerable personal time to a variety of health-related causes. He is a longtime board member and the current president of the Brooklyn-Queens chapter of the JDRF. He serves on the board of the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York (PSSNY), and he also serves as President of the New York City Pharmacists Society (NYCPS).


270 is a turned-based multiplayer strategy game that simulates the US election.
I was a freelance developer on this project and was responsible for assisting the lead developer in implement key features before its official launch. Online lobbies, leaderboards, gameplay flow and general polishing were some of the features I contributed to.


The study experts also discovered that the women who are more likely to use indoor tanning machines have friends or family who do the same, and they tan easily, view tanning as attractive, and believe tanning can stimulate healthy vitamin D production.
Four Corners: Who's the biggest disappointment in the NBA?
The suddenly healthy Jazz started Hill, Hood, Hayward, Derrick Favors and Gobert for just the sixth time this season. ... Cavaliers: Travel Wednesday night to face a struggling Portland Trail Blazers team that had lost seven of 10 entering Tuesday night.
"Pollinators are small but mighty parts of the natural mechanism that sustains us and our world," said Tom Melius, the service's Midwest regional director. ... The group, based in Portland, Oregon, also blamed widespread use of long-lasting insecticides.


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A second gearbox problem for Red Bull on Sunday
Red Bull suffered two gearbox problems in Canada on Sunday.
With McLaren now leading both the drivers' and constructors' championships with victory at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, it has emerged that Sebastian Vettel struggled to the chequered flag with a gearbox problem.
His Red Bull teammate Mark Webber, who finished behind Vettel in fifth place, earlier lost his front row starting place due to an unscheduled gearbox change penalty.
In the wake of recent suggestions the Milton Keynes-based team will walk the 2010 season with a superior car, the Canadian result - featuring a McLaren one-two - could be a turning point.
"I had a gearbox problem from around halfway through the race, which meant I had to slow down," German Vettel said.
However, race winner and new championship leader Lewis Hamilton has acknowledged that despite the Montreal result, the RB6 is still the superior car on more conventional circuits.
"There is no reason to panic from our side," Vettel confirmed, "we have a very good car and we're looking ahead to Valencia."
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What are your thoughts on the new prequel TV series? I will definitely tune in. Could be good, but it could also end up being the 1998 Psycho. Let's hope not.
I'm not gonna see it... PSYCHO 1960 is the best. They've better stop recycling the same ideas.


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Samsung: "This is a perfect example of how we are expanding our ecosystem of intelligent devices."
Samsung unveiled a new Smart Home speaker called the Galaxy Home at its UNPACKED conference in Brooklyn. In addition to the new Galaxy Note 9 and a new smartwatch called the Galaxy Watch, one of the standouts was a new smart home product that combines speakers with the company's new smart assistant Bixby.
Samsung is actually partnering with Spotify to create a seamless music integration, and the sound seems pretty good, too. The company demoed the speakers at the event, actually using 160 of of them to provide the sound for the smart home's introductory video, which adequately filled up the room in the basketball stadium where the event was hosted.
Its speakers face out, sending sound in every direction and features a subwoofer to provide the base. It plans to come with Harman natural sound processing and its sound steering technologies, which try to optimize the sound based on where you're standing in the room.
How Smart is Bixby, Samsung's Smart Assistant?
More interestingly, Yi didn't have to remind Bixby that he was looking at concerts as he moved from weekend to weekend, the smart assistant was able to recall that they were still looking for concerts, just on different weekends. It also remembers which vendors you use, so you don't need to tell it to open up, say, Yelp if you want to book a restaurant reservation.
Unfortunately, the company was tight lipped about details regarding when the new speakers will be available for purchase. But they promised a lot more details at the yet-to-be-announced Samsung Developer Conference.


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Will Democrats use the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol as the Nazis used the 1933 'Reichstag Fire' to suppress their opponents?
Will Democrats use mob assault of Capitol as a 'Reichstag Fire' to seize more power, crimp conservative views?
written by Guest Contributor Ken Reid January 12, 2021
"You never want a good crisis to go to waste"; Chase, Van Cleave part of the 'purge'
I detest it when liberals use the "Hitler" analogy to describe us conservatives, but given the reaction on Capitol Hill and Leftist officialdom (i.e. the media) to the Jan. 6 mob assault on the U.S. Capitol, which resulted in five deaths, three of them medical related, it seems this sad heinous act by a minority of people attending the Stop the Steal rally – supported by President Trump and his backers – is going to become a "Reichstag Fire" of sorts for Democrats to seize more power to stifle right wing views and organizations as Hitler did with the 1933 "Enabling Acts."
Not only was Trump permanently banned on Twitter and lost his Facebook and Instagram accounts, but the unfiltered Parler social media site was removed from Amazon and Apple .
In Virginia, conservative gubernatorial candidate Amanda Chase, was kicked off Facebook, as was the personal FB account of Virginia Civil Defense League chairman Philip Van Cleave.
The FBI is scouring the country to arrest more people who broke windows, smashed through doors and created violent mayhem at the Capitol. Liberal media and electeds want Trump, his son, Don Jr., lawyer and former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani, and Rep. Mo Brooks, prosecuted for "inciting riots" – a federal offense. Liberals and Republicans are ganging up on Sens. Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz for pushing hard to have Congress overturn the Electoral College results Nov. 6. A number of other GOP electeds are under the microscope, too.
Liberal commentators, of course, are comparing the Jan. 6 rally and march to the Capitol as a Nuremberg rally gone wild, but in my view, the Left is about to embark on an ethnic cleansing of conservatives, akin to Hitler's "Night of the Long Knives" or Stalin's purges.
As I noted in this TBE piece, white supremacist and wacko groups like Qanon do not have many of their members with political power – but radical socialists do, who believe "hate speech" needs to be curtailed, if not outlawed. Democrats control Washington now and may feel they have the wind to their backs to institute government control over conservative thought and groups.
Like Rahm Emanuel said: "Never let a good crisis go to waste."
So, here are some policies that could be in the offing from Liberaldom:
1. Expanding the definition of "domestic terrorism" to U.S. citizens: Liberals argue the current law only allows such charges to be brought against foreign terrorists operating on U.S. soil. There are serious discussions of this in Congress and in liberal media. Bills were offered in 2019 to accomplish this, but died, and Sen. Richard Durbin (D-IL) said he is re-introducing it. Democrats also want to put the Capitol Hill assailants on No fly lists, which appears to be happening.
Banning guns. While no weapons were used by assailants of the Capitol, many were "carrying" and anti-gun groups are going to pounce on this to ban certain types of firearms and maybe seek confiscation, which will be selective under Biden's ATF.
3. Reviving the Fairness Doctrine to cut down on conservative talk radio and Fox, Newsmax and One America News slanted broadcasts. Democrats have long wanted to revive this FCC rule, which lasted from 1949 to 1987 until it was killed by the Reagan administration. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D) introduced a bill most recently in 2019 to revive the Fairness Doctrine and it died. There are severe ramifications for this, which you can read here. and CATO's 2019 take on it here:
4. Repealing Sec. 230 may gain steam: Congress was under pressure to repeal Sec. 230 of the 1996 telecommunications act in order to allow social media companies to be liable for their content. The thought was that this would compel Facebook, Twitter, etc. to be more fair and balanced. However, as this article claims, it would do nothing of the sort and just infringe on First Amendment rights, as would reinstating the Fairness Doctrine. But liberals know that these companies are controlled by liberals and so, there's less of a risk of Leftist content being removed.
5. Rooting out Qanon and "alt right groups": The FBI claimed in a report in 2019 that "conspiracy theory groups" " very likely will emerge, spread, and evolve in the modern information marketplace, occasionally driving both groups and individual extremists to carry out criminal or violent acts," A few of the rioters arrested at the Capitol were Qanon devotees, including the much-photographed Jake Angeli (Buffalo man).
6. Repealing tax exemptions for religious and other groups that "preach hate": Some Dems in Congress want to pass the "Equality Act," the net effect of which is that churches, mosques, synagogues and other groups that get tax exemptions could not preach against homosexuality. The Rev. Franklin Graham recently blew the whistle on this one
7. Making 'critical race theory' diversity training mandatory on the private sector: President Trump ended "diversity training" for federal workers that used "critical race theory" as its underpinning. I believe President Biden will bring it back and there will be calls to mandate it in the private sector. This is one step toward "thought control" and "reeducation camps."
8. Use of the "Insurrection Act:" Trump was lambasted by his own military advisers and past Secretaries of Defense for contemplating using this law against BLM and ANTIFA rioters. However, they are all anti-Trump. My guess is Biden will invoke it if there's another assault on government by the "Far Right," and the media will be his apologists.
Perhaps I am dystopic, but the Capitol breach was like no other in U.S. history on federal grounds and will be the crisis liberals use to clamp down on free speech.
It's happening with private companies like Facebook and Twitter, but we could soon see the federal government doing it, too.
Although Democrats have a narrow majority in the House and 50-50 in the Senate — I am predicting either Sens. Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski will pull a "Jim Jeffords" and give the Democrats a majority—liberals have such hubris because their most extreme actions are coddled by the media and intelligentsia in this nation, and liberals believe they have demographic shifts on their side.
Liberalized voting this year and the prospect of renewed open borders make conservatives fear their country is about to be lost.
So, where do we go from here?
I mentioned in my column about zealotry that I would propose some solutions. I am still working on those. But unfortunately, our party is out of power in DC.
We can hope and pray our independent judiciary will support the Constitution and prevent the Democrats from enacting the concepts listed above, but judges are in partisan camps, too, it seems. The "Night of the Long Knives" has only just begun.
Will Democrats use mob assault of Capitol as a 'Reichstag Fire' to seize more power, crimp conservative views? was last modified: January 12th, 2021 by Guest Contributor Ken Reid
Guest Contributor Ken Reid
Ken Reid served 10 years in elected office as a Loudoun County supervisor and Leesburg Town Councilmember. He lives in McLean and is very active in Virginia Republican politics. His new book is available: "The Six Secrets to Winning Any Local Election - -And Navigating Elected Office Once You Win!" available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble Google Play and iTunes.


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Time for a 40th Anniversary Expanded Xanadu?
#1,529: Many fans will be aware that ELO's studio albums between 1971 and 1986 have all been reissued, remastered and/or expanded to the max save for their five song contribution to the "Xanadu" original soundtrack album (UK: #JETLX526; US: MCA-6100), alongside a quintet of Olivia Newton-John songs, which peaked at #2 in the Official UK Album Chart back in August 1980. Now that the 40th anniversary of "Xanadu" is fast approaching, this writer is of the opinion that an expanded CD (and vinyl) edition is long overdue bearing in mind that the original gatefold LP produced an impressive six Top 40 hits in the UK alone including, of course, a certain #1 single ...
Aside from the familiar ten songs spread over its ELO and ONJ sides, there are a number of other trax that could be included in an expanded "Xanadu" including "Drum Dreams" ('B' side to "I'm Alive"; #JET179), "Fool Country" ('B' side to "Xanadu"; #JET185), "You Made Me Love You" ('B' side to "Suddenly; #JET7002) and the enigmatic "Xanadu Overture" (sometimes referred to as "Xanadu Reprise") as heard in the film finale. You could even add Jeff Lynne's re-recorded version for "Flashback" in 2000 for good measure meaning that up to fifteen trax could be squeezed onto an updated release thus ...
[1] "I'm Alive" (ELO) ~ [2] "The Fall" (ELO) ~ [3] "Don't Walk Away" (ELO) ~ [4] "All Over The World" (ELO) ~ [5] "Xanadu" (ELO/ONJ) ~ [6] "Magic" (ONJ) ~ [7] "Suddenly" (ONJ/Harry Webb) ~ [8] "Dancin'" (ONJ/The Tubes) ~ [9] "Suspended In Time" (ONJ) ~ [10] "Whenever You're Away From Me" (ONJ/Gene Kelly) ~ [11] "Drum Dreams" (ELO) ~ [12] "Fool Country" (ONJ) ~ [13] "You Made Me Love You" (ONJ) ~ [14] "Xanadu Overture"/"Xanadu Reprise" (ELO) ~ [15] "Xanadu" (2000 version)
Undoubtedly, it would be interesting to gauge whether there is enough interest in both the Olivia Newton-John and Electric Light Orchestra fan bases for Universal and/or Sony to put together an attractive commercial package, the only potential obstacle being that the OST was originally a joint Jet/MCA release in the UK/Europe but MCA elsewhere. Yours Truly KJS and elobeatlesforever (elobf) would like to know if you would welcome an expanded, remastered "Xanadu" release. Thoughts?
Related elobf articles
Singled Out: Xanadu (2019)
Magic: The Other Xanadu Picture Disc (2019)
ELO: The JETLX Files (2019)
Drum Dreaming: ELO Trax Only in Vinyl (2017)
Xanadu Side A: ELO or ONJ? (2016)
Rare Xanadu 10" Picture Disc Tops Record Collector Guide (2015)
*** Until next "Time" in the elobf universe ... KJS ... 19-March-2020 ***
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Soulkizzer Thursday, 19 March 2020 at 22:24:00 GMT
Would love to see this and for it to also include the original score from the film, there is basically not a bad song on this brilliant album. Coloured Vinyl and/or a picture disc for the 40th Anniversary would seem a no-brainer as between ONJ/ELO/Cliff Richard/Gene Kelly/The Tubes I am sure there are enough collectors out there to make this a valid option.
John V Thursday, 19 March 2020 at 22:32:00 GMT
I would certainly welcome a new expanded Xanadu, with expanded booklet notes, along these lines for one. Good thinking!
Mister Twister Thursday, 19 March 2020 at 23:59:00 GMT
Every time someone puts "ELO" and "remaster" in the same sentence, I am reminded of the horrors of 2001-2003 compressed efforts...... thanks, Sony.
Unknown Friday, 20 March 2020 at 03:12:00 GMT
Yes yes and yes! I'm in America! Hope it gets here!
Anonymous Sunday, 29 March 2020 at 23:17:00 BST
Yes this needs to happen.
Dan Monday, 30 March 2020 at 01:17:00 BST
Soulkizzer Tuesday, 28 April 2020 at 11:22:00 BST
We XanaDU need this to happen as a double LP with Fool/Country, You Made Me Love You, Drum Dreams and also the film score by Barry De Vorzon - blue vinyl for one LP and Purple vinyl for the other for the 40th Xanaversary.
Michael D. Friday, 2 October 2020 at 19:26:00 BST
Hi Soulkizzer.
I have only just seen your posting about XanaDU - Xanaversary.
It is a Fantastic idea Especially Blue Vinyl for ELO & Purple Vinyl
for ONJ.
Perhaps Cherry Red Records could
mikelo3012.
We XanaDU need this to happen with Fool/Country, You Made Me Love You. Drum Dreams and the score by Barry De Vorzon on a two LP set with Purple Vinyl for one and Blue Vinyl for the other for the 40th Xanaversary...
Mark H Tuesday, 9 June 2020 at 17:15:00 BST
I most certainly would (I like ELO but am a huge ONJ fan!). I'm also keen for a re-release of the film with outtakes/different scenes etc
Unknown Tuesday, 9 June 2020 at 17:33:00 BST
I'd love to have tbis...
Oh oui j'aimerai bien une édition spéciale de Xanadu surtout en cd avec tous les morceaux cités. De même je me demande si il serait possible de publier l'intégrale ou presque de la bande son du film comme le duo avec Gene Kelly (avec les claquettes) ou encore cette petite musique qu'on entend lorsque Sony Malone cherche à s'introduire dans l'entrepôt.
onjfan Wednesday, 10 June 2020 at 01:02:00 BST
This needs to happen , with a stellar line up ONJ,ELO Gene Kelly, Cliff ,the Tubes this would be massive
Unknown Tuesday, 27 October 2020 at 17:32:00 GMT
As long as its not another back to black mp3 on vinyl
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Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert is making big investments in downtown Detroit. Check out his latest venture to bring entrepreneurs to downtown.
Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert owns the second most real estate in downtown Detroit behind only General Motors. Since his initial move to relocate the company's headquarters from the suburbs to the heart of downtown Detroit, Gilbert -- who serves as chairman -- has been buying up properties to turn around the city and realize his vision for Detroit 2.0 .
His most recent project? Converting a formerly vacant Madison Theater, in downtown Detroit, into an "entrepreneurial hub for tech-based start-up companies," Quicken Loans announced.
Details for the new tech-hub are sparse, except that the renovation is expected to be complete this fall.
Things change. The outmigration of people and industry for decades symbolizing the agonizing decline of Detroit is slowly reversing, recognition of enduring value and the fact that capital mobility doesn't always follow a one-way street.
Editor's note: The original version of this post indicated that Dan Gilbert is Quicken Loans' CEO. That is incorrect; he is chairman. We regret the error.


Rishabh Pant smashed 78 runs off 27 balls to propel Delhi Capitals' score to 213/6 and Mumbai Indians, who hardly looked like they could give them a serious chase, ended their innings on 176.
Rishabh Pant's stunning 27-ball 78 helped Delhi Capitals beat Mumbai Indians by 37 runs. Batting first, Delhi Capitals were in a precarious at the time when Pant came in to bat. He looked uncomfortable in the first over that he faced but after that, he unleashed a flurry of boundaries that made the game one-sided. Delhi Capitals ended the innings on 213/6 and Mumbai Indians, who hardly looked like they could give them a serious chase, ended their innings on 176.
Delhi Capitals' next match is on Tuesday against defending champions Chennai Super Kings.


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Bhangra— Punjab Folk Dance
Home/World Sikh News Articles/1985/May-31-1985/Bhangra— Punjab Folk Dance
Dr. S.S. Sodhi
Punjab is a riparian tract of land, has been blessed with a vibrant climate, which has _ produced freedom loving people full of libidinal energy. Punjab has_ absorbed Aryans, Scythians (present Jat population seeks their origin from them), Mongols, Greeks (Khatris and Aroras seek their origin from them), Mughals to mention a few tribes who came, liked it and got busy putting their roots in its rich soil. So Panjabi culture, music, folk art, dancing, food is a mixture of the above mentioned cultures.
In this article, I would touch on the folk dance of Punjab, Bhangra. Folk dancing develops as part of a nation's customs, work habits and traditions. Folk dances are not composed for performance by professional dancers on a stage. They come from people themselves, and are handed down from generation to generation as a cultural heritage.
Walking with grace (as if you own the whole world!) running, jumping, hopping, leaping and skipping make up the simplest basic steps of any folk dance. All countries have folk dances. The following chart shows the name of some of the countries and their respective folk dances.
U.S.A. — Square Dance.
Sweden — a) Oxdans
(only for boys) b) Hambo
Mexico — a) Sandunga
(for girls only) b) Jarabe Tapatio.
Italy — Tarantella.
Croatian — Drmes.
Poland — Krakowiak.
Austrian — Waltz (now popular throughout the Western world.
South America Samba, Conga, Rhumba and Tango.
East European Countries and U.S.S.R. Polka, Schottische Mazurka.
Bhangra is as old as the profession of Agriculture. Some researchers of folk music and dancing trace its origin to the people of Gujranwala, Sialkot, Sargoda, Montgomery and Gujrat. Others think it resembles Ukrainian folk dance called Shumka.
Bhagra is a harvest dance and hence reflects the feeling of hyperalterness which overpowers a Panjabi farmer as he sees his bumper crop. He jumps and dances like a "spoiled'' child in sheer ecstasy through erotic and spontaneous and movements (Freud: would be fascinated by the movements of the Panjabi male!).
The participants (all males) gather in a field or a fair, in response to the beat of a drum. They are dressed in gaudy colour clothes studded with shining buttons. Their dress consist of a loose shirt over which is worn a colorful '"'jacket'' and a tehmat a loose sarong. The head gear is a colour turban with a shamla (plume) almost touching the blue skies of Punjab. The golden kaintha is also worn around the necks of the participants.
The instruments used are the famous drum beaten in various ways by the village drummer, alghoze (double flute), chimta (a long iron fork with loose brass discs), kato (a squirrel shaped moveable device mounted on a stick and supp (a wooden collapsible snake).
To start the dance, the drummer plays on the "chal", while the participants move rhythmically in a circle. Near the drummer, stand the two leaders of the folk dance group. One by one they come forward at intervals, covering the left ear with their palm and the right hand spreading upwards, recite a Boli or a Dhola, telling a story or an erotic joke. After the boli the tempo increases, clapping of hands, flinging of handkerchiefs, movement of body in various posture starts while the group might produce such funny noises as Bale, Bale, Oai Oai or Uh, Uh. Total effort is made to turn off the left side of the brain and Switch on to the right side — as the neuropsychologist will make us believe.
Bhangra and giddha have become very popular in the recent past in Punjab. Most of the Indian movies use them to provide entertainment in the films. The present writer feels that as other immigrant communities have retained their folk dances by arranging folk dance festivals, the Panjabi community of North America should arrange such folk dance festivals. As a Starter, Toronto, Vancouver, Stockton and New York could be chosen as centers where these festivals could be held during July and August. I am positive every Punjab community living in North America has a Bhangra and Giddha group. Parents who have 'taken the trouble of transmitting this important facet of Punjabi culture would not mind driving 1,000 miles to see their children participating in such a cultural event
To sum up, it must be said that any culture that wants to retain its cultural religious identity must look at its folk behavior. Event must be created by the adults to transmit these folk expressions (to the children growing up in North America.)
Article extracted from this publication >> May 31, 1985
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Ottley Hall resident fatally wounded by police
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Ottley Hall resident, Seage John was fatally wounded during armed confrontation with the Police on Sunday January 1st at Rose Place.
Members of the Royal St. Vincent and the Grenadines Police Force- RSVGPF conducted an operation in the Rose Place community.
During the operation, a man who was armed with a gun fired shots at the Police.
The Police returned fire and the gunman was shot in the process.
He was transported to the Milton Cato Memorial Hospital for medical attention and was later pronounced dead by the District Medical Officer.
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The deceased was later identified as Seage John of Ottley Hall/Layou.
Investigations are ongoing.
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The latest firmware update for the Huawei Mate 20 Pro – 9.0.0.187 (C432E10R1P16) – is now available for download.
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How could A Child's horoscope Affect the mother?
Vedic astrology or Jyotish takes a much closer look at child birth than any child being born to a family. It is believed that a child is attracted to a family based on his past life karmic pattern- so that he or she could work out his or her karma in this life time. Based on the past karma the soul of the child chooses parents. So if the child is destined to be born in a family with sick mother , the child soul would choose that family, time and date and be born in accordance of laws of universe in that family.
The Various malefic combinations that might affect the mother are give below.
What are the Various malefic Combinations that could affect the Mother of the Child After Birth?
If moon the karaka for mother is afflicted by or aspect by 3 malefic. That means trouble of health to mother. These effects get reduced if there is a benefic aspect to moon .
If the 2nd house is occupied by Venus,mercury,rahu,sun or Saturn. The child might lose the father.If the moon is in 7th or 8th from a malefic or be conjunct with a malefic and receives an aspect/drishti from a strong malefic- the mother's longevity is questionable.
The child may not get mother milk is sun/surya is exalted or debilitated or weak in 7th house or bhava.
If there is a malefic planet in 4th and with an inimical sign as counted from moon or Chandra. Also there is not benefic in the angular houses(1/4/10/7)- the longevity of mother is questionable.
If there are malefic planets in 12th and 6th house- the mothers will face troubles.If in 3rd house or bhava and house of action(10) there are malefic ,father could face troubles.
The planet mercury in 2nd house or bhava and malefic i9n ascendant(tanu bhava) and 12th house – could affect the entire family.
If planet Jupiter(guru) , Saturn(shan) and rahu are placed in 1st house, 2nd house and 3rd house or bhava in order – this could badly affects mothers health.
If the moon (Chandra) is waning and the angles( houses 1/4/10th) from the waning moon has malefic & also no benefic would be in conjunction with the above mentioned malefic- then the mother of the child could abandon the child.
If the planet Saturn(shani) and mars(mangal) are together in an angular house from moon(Chandra) and they also are together in the same navamsa (D9) – the child could have two mothers and also have a short life.
What are the other core factor that represents Mothers health and longevity in any horoscope?
Mother to live long means the karaka for the mother that is moon and in some cases Venus should be strong and not afflicted by malefic like mars, Saturn or ketu or rahu.
The fourth house lord that represents mother should also be strong enough forming most of the lagnas or ascendants.
Also the eight houses from the fourth house(as fourth house is for mother) should be strong and in afflicted.
J The horoscope analysis of Jhanhvi Kapoor , film actress sri devi's daughter to Check the indications of longevity of mother(sri devi ji) in her(jhanavi's) horoscope?
Jhanavi kapoor and a famous Television artist and is a daughter of famous film actress sri devi (late) and boney kapoor.
She lost her legendary mother sri devi ji recently in the year 2018 in a fatal washroom accident while taking a bath and shortness of breath was the cause.
Analysis of various Factors in jahnavi kapoor's horoscope, what impacts the longevity or life span of mother( late sri devi ji)?
Moon the karaka for mother is a bit weak in the twelfth bhava at around 10 degrees in the Capricorn sign. so over all moons is a bit weak and afflicted.
But yes her moon has blessings from Jupiter the lord of gains the eleventh house and also the second bhava lord of dhana and status. This clearly hints towards a well to do and celebrity mother like sri devi ji.
Saturn or shani on which moon is sitting has ketu sitting in the rashi making it very agitated and angry.
The fourth bhava lord is Venus, represents generally a beautiful and talented mother is combust and is close to her markesh the sun the seventh house lord sun. this is a killer combination.
Mercury or budha the lord of the malefic eighth house and killer house, having killer mars and rahu there sits close to Venus in the first bhava. so clearly hints towards possible sudden death to her respected mother due to the eighth house, mars and rahu involvements.
The eighth house lord from the fourth bhava is Jupiter is debilitated in the Capricorn sign so reducing the longevity for her mother.
The lord for her mother is mars the fourth house lord is close to rahu in the ninth bhava.
Also the eighth house from the fourth house for mother the longevity house, it is scorpio sitting into eh sixth bhava from the fourth bhava of mother with rahu.
so over all it clearly hints sudden and accidental death for jhanavi's mother sri devi ji and also a short life span due to weakness of lagna, moon, lagan chart ,surya kundali and moon chart and also involvement of twelfth house, eighth house, sixth house and mars and rahu effects on the longevity and health of mother that is sri devi ji.
we Pray for sri devi ji's soul rest in peace we all are eternal fan of hers and success for jahnavi ji.


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Massive weekend for maiden drags at Swan Hill
ANDRA > Newsroom > Latest News > Local > Massive weekend for maiden drags at Swan Hill
Australia's newest drag strip will have its much-anticipated maiden run this weekend as Swan Hill Drag Racing Club hosts the Race for Pride.
The new strip is one of only four major quarter mile tracks in Australia, with the longest concrete racing surface in the country and the only one with an in-built cooling system.
It will be launched in an awesome fashion this weekend, with some of Australia's fastest Supercharged Outlaws on track, plus the return of the Wild Bunch class.
Swan Hill Drag Racing Club President Gary Rovere said this weekend's opening would be a celebration and chance to thank those who made the track possible.
"Our members have put in countless hours of volunteer work over more than six years to get to this point – lots of late nights, early mornings and weekends spent planning, advocating for funding and later fencing, mowing, painting. The list goes on," he said.
"The Swan Hill community has done more than its fair share, donating in excess of $1 million worth of goods and services, the State Government and Council gave us the funding we needed, and the wider drag racing community has been so supportive.
"Now we want to encourage everyone to come along on 26 and 27 November to help make this first event a huge success."
Swan Hill Rural City Council Mayor Les McPhee will officially open the track at 12pm on Saturday, 26 November.
"This track really cements our city's place as Victoria's motorsport mecca. It is an enormous feat for a rural city like Swan Hill, and testament to the persistence and hard work of the Swan Hill Drag Racing Club and the local community," Cr McPhee said.
More than 110 entries have been received from across Australia for this weekend's Race for Pride.
Gates open at 9am each day with racing from 10am until 5.30pm. Saturday will be qualifying rounds, while eliminations will be on Sunday.
Tickets are available at the gate – $25 adults, $15 children 12-15, children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult, $60 for family (2 adults and 2 children). Two-day passes are available.
This will be an alcohol free event, with strictly no BYO. Catering will be available on-site.
The drag strip is located at Chisholm Reserve Motorsport Complex, Sea Lake-Swan Hill Road, Swan Hill. For more information visit Swan Hill Dragway on Facebook.
Words: Swan Hill Rural City Council
Category: Local,


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How can I do this?
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Q: onMouseEnter isn't working for me - React I even tried it in an online react sandbox so clearly I'm doing something wrong here.
It's the same with onMouseOver and onMouseLeave. It fires on first render and then never again.
I want when I hover over an element to log to the console.

import React from "react"

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A: It was because there was no callback function inside the onMouseEnter.
onMouseEnter(handleMouseEnter())

changed to:
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Works fine now

import React from "react"

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> Llandinabo, 1876/7
Llandinabo, Herefordshire
LLANDINABO.
LLANDINABO is a small parish situated on the main road between Hereford and Ross (via Much Birch). It is distant 8 miles S. of Hereford, 6 N.W. of Ross, 3½ W. of Fawley station on the Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester railway, and 4½ S.E. of Tram Inn station on the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford railway. It is in Wormelow hundred (upper division), Ross union and county court district, Much Birch polling district, and Harewood End petty sessional division. The population in 1861 was 63; in 1871, 57; inhabited houses, 12; families or separate occupiers, 12; area of parish, 494a. 2r. 22p.; annual rateable value, £883. Chandos Wren Hoskyns, Esq., of Harewood house (who is lord of the manor), the Rev. George Henry Bosanquet, of Broomy Close house, Mr. John Matthews, and Mr. William Matthews, are the chief landowners. The soil is loamy; subsoil, clay and red sandstone; products, wheat, barley, roots, &c. Llandinabo is in the diocese and archdeaconry of Hereford and rural deanery of Archenfield; living, a rectory; value, £130; patron, C. Wren Hoskyns, Esq.; rector, Rev. Henry Lloyd Oswell, M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, who was instituted in 1872, and is also chaplain of Harewood, and resides at Belle Vue, in the parish of Pencoyd. The church of St. Dinebo is an ancient stone edifice, with nave, chancel, bell-turret at the west end, but no bell. The north side of the chancel was rebuilt in 1873. The register commences with the year 1785. The children from this parish attend the school at Llanwarne. Broomy Close House is the residence of the Rev. George Henry Bosanquet. It lies between Llandinabo and Llanwarne.
POSTAL REGULATIONS.- Letters arrive by messenger from Ross about 9 a.m.; despatched thereto at 5.30 p.m. Much Birch is the nearest money order office. Ross is the telegraph office and post town.
Parish Church (St. Dinebo).- Rev. Henry Lloyd Oswell, M.A., Rector; Mr. George Morgan, Churchwarden; John Butcher, Parish Clerk.
LLANDINABO DIRECTORY.
Bosanquet Rev. George Henry, Broomy Close house
Matthews Mrs., Oakland villa
Butcher John, blacksmith and parish clerk
Lickfold Edward, farmer, Pennypit farm
Matthews John, farmer and landowner, Oakfields farm
Matthews William, timber, bark, and hoop merchant, Whitewell house
Morgan George, farmer, Llandinabo farm (and at Llanwarne)
Naylor Thomas, farmer, New Grove house
OCR/Transcription by Rosemary Lockie in May 2004.
URL of this page: https://texts.wishful-thinking.org.uk/Littlebury1876/Llandinabo.html
[Created 22 May 2004. Last updated 11 Dec 2021 - 09:41 by Rosemary Lockie]


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