The Feast Of Mother Cabrini raises thousands of dollars for local charities each year, continuing a tradition that so far has raised much needed dollars for local non-profits.
The Giuseppe A. Nigro Lodge, Order of the Sons of Italy in America, organizes the Feast Of Mother Cabrini. The feast's co-chairpersons are Theresa Pernice, Mary Ann De Costanzo, Jack Abruzzo & Cameo Borruso.
Mother Cabrini is the "heavenly patroness of all the immigrants." She arrived in the United States from Italy at the personal urging of Pope Leo XII in 1889 along with six missionary sisters. The sisters immediately began their mission: to establish a network of educational, health care and social service institutions for the millions of Italian immigrants entering this country in search of better lives. She was nationalized in 1909. In 1938 after an extraordinary lifetime dedicated to public service in God's name, she was beatified. Mother Cabrini became the first saint to have held U.S. citizenship in 1946.
A portion of money raised will go to over 40 charities including: St. Frances Cabrini Shrine, St Frances Cabrini High School, Suffolk Community College Scholarships, Brentwood High School Scholarship, St. Pius Residence, St. Lukes, St. Anne's, Iglesias Del Dios Vivo, Boy Scouts of American, Giuseppe A. Nigro Scholarships, PRONTO of Long Island, PRONTO LUNCH, Day Care Center, Cooley Anemia, Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, Alzheimers Fund, AIDS research, Hospice of Bay Shore, Breast Cancer Research, Diabetes Research, Catholic Medical Mission, Long Island Cares, Ovarian Cancer Research, Third Precinct COPE Bike, etc.


The body is an interconnected and a highly intricate network of trillions of cells. One of the many functions of cells is to produce energy for life. For each cell to produce energy, it needs fuel primarily in the form of glucose. The surface of each cell contains docking stations for insulin and glucose. Insulin serves as the "key" which opens cell receptors for glucose to enter.
There are other transport vehicles inside the cell called Glucose transporters (Glut). These transport vehicles carry glucose molecules to the mitochondria (the cell's "furnace") where the body ultimately uses it to create energy.
As carbohydrates or sugars are absorbed by the intestines after a meal and blood sugar increases, insulin is secreted by the pancreas and circulated throughout the body. As insulin binds to cell receptors, cells absorb glucose from the blood stream to produce energy and lower blood sugar levels. As blood sugar decreases, the pancreas secretes glycagon which breaks down glycogen in the liver and releases additional glucose into the blood.
The secretion of insulin is controlled by glucose concentrations in the blood stream.
Glycemic Index (GI) is a numerical system that rates how fast carbohydrate foods break down into glucose and enter the blood stream. Historically, humans have relied on carbohydrates from natural sources such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, legumes, and grains which are generally low GI foods which raise blood sugar levels moderately to properly support your energy system for many hours.
With the advent of preservatives and flavorings in recent times, the food industry has been able produce tasty processed foods with longer shelf lives. Unfortunately many of these popular products (white bread, pretzels, chips, crackers, cookies, cakes, soda) have high GI which cause blood sugar levels to rise very quickly. When blood sugar rises quickly, the level peaks in a short time and then comes crashing down to below normal levels. Since the brain operates on blood sugar, it induces cravings in a short time to force you to eat more and raise blood sugar again. This cycle leads to continuous spiking of blood sugar and abusive release of insulin throughout the day and suppression of glucagon.
In addition, rapid rises in blood sugar causes significant inflammation to the artery's vessels lining. When this inflammation spreads to the capillaries (the smallest arteries) of the muscles, the vessels tend to constrict and thicken. This creates a physical barrier making it more difficult for insulin in the blood stream to pass through and allow sugar to get into cells. This is the start of Insulin Resistance which means the body is becoming less sensitive to insulin.
Insulin Resistance when left untreated, eventually leads to Metabolic Syndrome where insulin levels in the blood rise to high sustained levels causing a group of risk factors that lead to following chronic diseases: obesity, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, and stroke.
You are older. The risk of getting metabolic syndrome is 20% in your 40s, 35% in your 50s, and 45% in your 60s and beyond.
You are prone to blood clots and inflammation. Both are common in people with Metabolic Syndrome. Your doctor can do blood tests to find out if you are at risk.
You have other medical conditions such as fatty liver, cholesterol gallstones, and lipodystrophy (which affects fat distribution).
It runs in the family. If you have parents or other first degree relatives with diabetes, you are at a higher risk.
If you are man and your waist size is above 35. If you are woman and your waist size is above 31.
You are South Asian. South Asians have a higher risk of Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome.
The good news is Metabolic Syndrome is not a genetic disorder and is fully and completely preventable if you are completely true to the cause of making the best choices in your diet. The first conscious decision you need to make is to reverse Insulin Resistance with a healthy lifestyle and diet. Become aware of which are the high and low Glycemic foods and plan your meals accordingly. This will inevitably protect your health. Even if you are a diabetic, you can still reverse damage and continue to live an active life.
When Insulin Resistance is left untreated, Diabetes is a common outcome. Statistics confirm an ongoing epidemic. An estimated 18.2 million people in the United States or 6.3 percent of the population have diabetes, a serious, lifelong condition. Of those, 13 million have been diagnosed, and about 5.2 million people have not yet been diagnosed. Each year, about 1.3 million people aged 20 or older are diagnosed with diabetes. The adult-type diabetes (type II) primarily associated with being overweight made up 2 percent of new cases in children between the ages of 9 and 19 in 1980. By the year 2000, type II diabetes made up an astounding 30-50 percent of new cases of diabetes being diagnosed in this age group!
Diabetes results in more than 170,000 deaths each year in the United States. According to the World Diabetics Foundation, the prevalence of diabetics has reached epidemic proportions. The World Health Organization predicts that developing countries will bear the grunt of this epidemic in the 21st Century, with 80% of all new cases of diabetes expected to appear in developing countries by 2025. Today diabetes affects more than 230 million people worldwide or almost 6% of the adult population. The number of people living with diabetes is expected to increase to 350 million in less than 20 years if action is not taken.
Western medicine relies on aggressive and costly prescription drugs to deal with problems related to Insulin Resistance, Metabolic Syndrome, and Diabetes. These methods generally address only the symptoms of blood chemistry disorders and not the underlying causes. As soon as you stop using the drugs, the problems return! And these prescription drugs often result in unwanted and even dangerous side effects.
Commonly prescribed medications include ACE inhibitors (like Capoten and Vasotec), angiotensin II receptor blockers (like Cozaar and Diovan), diuretics, beta-blockers, statins (like Crestor, Lescol, Lipitor, Mevacor, Pravachol, and Zocor), niacin (like Niacor, Niaspan, and Nicolar), bile acid resins (like Colestid and Questran), Zetia, Glucophage, Actos, and Avandia.
The combined side-effects of just a few of these medications include abdominal pain, abnormal liver function tests, acanthosis nigricans, accidental injury, allergic reaction, alopecia, anaphylaxis, anemia, anemia and ecchymosis, angina pectoris, angioedema, anorexia, anosmia, anxiety, arthralgia, arthralgias, arthritis, asthenia, asthma, ataxia, atrial fibrillation, atrial fibrillation and other cardiac arrhythmias, back pain, blurred vision, bronchitis, bronchospasm, bullous pemphigus, cardiac arrest, cardiac arrest, causing airway obstruction and/or swelling of the face, cerebrovascular accident/insufficiency, changes to hair/nails) have been reported, chest pain, chills, cholestasis, cholestatic jaundice, cirrhosis, confusion, conjunctivitis, constipation, cough increased, cystoid macular edema, decreased glucose tolerance, depression, diabetes mellitus, diaphoresis, diarrhea, discoloration, dizziness, dream abnormality, dry cough, dry eyes, dry mouth, dry skin, dryness of skin/mucous membranes, dysesthesia, dysfunction of certain cranial nerves, dysgeusia, dyspnea, elevated alkaline phosphatase, elevated bilirubin, elevated glutamyl transpeptidase, elevated transaminases, eosinophilia, eosinophilic pneumonitis, erectile dysfunction, erythema multiforme, erythroderma, esr increase, exfoliative dermatitis, facial paresis, fatty change in liver, fever, flank pain, flatulence, flushing, fulminant hepatic necrosis, gastritis, gastroenteritis, glossitis, gout, gynecomastia, headache, hemolytic anemia, hepatic failure, hepatitis, hepatoma, herpes zoster, hyperkalemia, hyperpigmentation, hypertension, hypertonia, hyperuricemia, hyponatremia, hypotension, ileus, impairment of extra-ocular movement, impotence, infection, insomnia, jaundice, jaundice, leukopenia, loss of libido, lupus erythematosus-like syndrome, malaise, melena, memory loss, mild to severe cutaneous flushing, muscle cramps, myalgia, myasthenia, myocardial infarction or cerebrovascular accident, myopathy, neck pain, nervousness, neuralgia, neutropenia, nodules, oliguria, ophthalmoplegia, orthostasis, orthostatic hypotension, pain, palpitations, pancreatitis, paresthesia, pathological fracture, pelvic pain, pemphigus, peptic ulceration, periodontal abscess, peripheral edema, peripheral nerve palsy, peripheral neuropathy, photosensitivity, pneumonia, polymyalgia rheumatica, positive ana, progression of cataracts (lens opacities), pruritus, psychic disturbances, pulmonary edema, pulmonary embolism and infarction, pulmonary infiltrates, purpura, rash and pruritus, raynaud's phenomenon, renal dysfunction, renal failure, rhabdomyolysis, rhinitis, rhinorrhea, rhythm disturbances including atrial tachycardia and bradycardia, somnolence, sore throat and hoarseness, stevens-johnson syndrome, stomatitis, symptomatic hyponatremia, syncope, taste alteration, tearing, thrombocytopenia and bone marrow depression, thyroid function abnormalities, tinnitus, toxic amblyopia, toxic epidermal necrolysis, tremor, upper respiratory infection, urticaria, vasculitis, vasodilatation, vertigo, and vomiting.
Introducing potent synthetic chemicals into the body clearly has serious ramifications on long-term health. An amazing array of drugs have more side effects than the illnesses or problems they were designed to address.
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1. People want to experience that they live. Now.
2. The truly important things are: being-human, development, challenge and fun!
3. People define their own passion, energy, success and needs.
4. Our EQnomy is a sizzling party of real, authentic human beings.
5. We seek no 'balance between work and personal life'; we are our authentic selves in work and in private.
6. Our talents, time, attention, ideas, knowledge and networks are ours and our responsibility.
7. An organization is not a Counsel, Company, Care- or Educational Institution. An organization always consists of PEOPLE who are committed to each other and to other people.
8. "What does your care, involvement, service or product add to me, my development, challenge and fun!?"
9. We do not want to be 'robbed'; we want to be 'touched'.
10. Before we go along with an organization, we first want to understand it and feel it; the mission, the culture; the people.
11. We are loyal to the passion and inspiration with which all once began. Not to the rules that 'crept in' along the way.
12. To us it is not about WHAT we do. To us it is about WHY we do what we do.
That is an intriguing angle to take on everything. Life is about being alive, about being true to who we are. Any kind of organization and set of rules are of course secondary to the authenticity of what we're about, what life is about. If you're a different person at work than when you're "off", you're not being real.
Yes, imagine how life would be if we could live it authentically all the time, and we could allow others the same freedom, and we didn't feel compelled to force ourselves and others into some fake roles, pursuing aims than none of us really care about.
Dialogue - a Proposal. I used to be in a dialogue group that met once per month for half a day. Run by the people from The Dialogue Group. Dialogue done this way is something unique, very specific, but yet strangely nebulous. It is a gathering that doesn't have any direct purpose or aim. Nobody's trying to "accomplish" anything or to gain agreement or to arrive at an outcome. One sits down in a circle, quiet at first, and then when somebody feels inspired to speak, one speaks. When they're done, when somebody else feels inspired to speak, they do so. What others said forms part of your impetus to talk, but you aren't directly answering the others. Everybody focuses what is in the "middle" of the circle. We're in a way talking about the same thing, but without having agreed on what that is, and without any requirement to agree. We're kind of talking about what we see, what we experience. We can explore our assumptions, ideas and feelings. And, magically, it leads somewhere. Not necessarily a neat result, and it is hard to say what exactly came of it, but something will. It is a different kind of space than what one finds just about anywhere else. It is free, real, authentic. People are present. Where it goes is entirely open.
I haven't seen much real dialogue happen online. At least only rarely. But some of what works well with weblogs leans in that direction. Where you can just state what's on your mind, what's going on, without having to worry much about what others will think or whether what you say corresponds properly to what others are saying. But when it works, we might talk into the same space.


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from typing import Mapping, Any, Tuple, Optional
from django.http import HttpRequest, HttpResponse
from zerver.decorator import api_key_only_webhook_view, return_success_on_head_request
from zerver.lib.response import json_success
from zerver.lib.request import REQ, has_request_variables
from zerver.lib.webhooks.common import check_send_webhook_message, \
    UnexpectedWebhookEventType
from zerver.models import UserProfile

from .card_actions import SUPPORTED_CARD_ACTIONS, \
    IGNORED_CARD_ACTIONS, process_card_action
from .board_actions import SUPPORTED_BOARD_ACTIONS, process_board_action
from .exceptions import UnsupportedAction

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                       user_profile: UserProfile,
                       payload: Mapping[str, Any]=REQ(argument_type='body')) -> HttpResponse:
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        message = get_subject_and_body(payload, action_type)
        if message is None:
            return json_success()
        else:
            subject, body = message
    except UnsupportedAction:
        if action_type in IGNORED_CARD_ACTIONS:
            return json_success()

        raise UnexpectedWebhookEventType('Trello', action_type)

    check_send_webhook_message(request, user_profile, subject, body)
    return json_success()

def get_subject_and_body(payload: Mapping[str, Any], action_type: str) -> Optional[Tuple[str, str]]:
    if action_type in SUPPORTED_CARD_ACTIONS:
        return process_card_action(payload, action_type)
    if action_type in SUPPORTED_BOARD_ACTIONS:
        return process_board_action(payload, action_type)

    raise UnsupportedAction('{} is not supported'.format(action_type))

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[Discussion] What team should I strive to get?
I recently bought a pack on the bazaar and got a lot of new heroes and I have some heroes that I'm trying to figure out where they fit. What would be the best team possible and what should I work on?
Hi mate and welcome to the Forums!
How advanced in te game are you?
Your teams will always depend on what you are aiming to achieve.
For instance Ronin is a GW hero while Pumpkin Duke and Cupid are used in a lot of places.
Storm Eater is a Player vs Player (PvP) hero for places like Arena, Lost Battlefield etc.
Aries is much the same.
I would personally focus on Walla Walla, Anubis, Athene, Arctica and Cirrina.
I would get Pumpkin Duke and Cupids skill up to at least 8/10 for Dungeons as well as Anubis and Walla Walla.
You have some great heroes there and the making of a great Altar.
Pumpkin Duke, Anubis, Espirita, Walla, Cirrina and Athene.
P Duke is probably the most important since a lot of boss battles, dungeon raids, lava runs and amongst other things run through him.
As you probably know, different game mods tends to favor different heroes. There is a lot of overlap, but not enough to have one team do it all.
1) You are not sweeping ID4-10.
2) You are not sweeping HBM T.
If both of these assumptions are correct, your first goal should be to reach those milestones. They are relatively easy to reach, and provide a very good amount of resources to carry you in whatever direction you want to take.
This team will guarantee ID4-10 and HBM T. You could replace Espirita with a different hero such as DD/Nick/Storm Eater/Cirrina/etc., but I think you are better suited with Espirita, as she works very well with Anubis in dungeons, and doesn't require a good talent to be effective.
If you have ID4-10 and HBM T on sweep, then you are in a good place already, and whatever you are doing, you are doing it right.
P.S. Even though your Vlad is Evo, stop working on him. Vlad simply cannot compete with many of your other heroes.


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Andreas Brümmer (* 17. Mai 1963 in Thuine) ist ein Professor für Fluidtechnik an der Technischen Universität Dortmund.

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Von 1984 bis 1990 studierte Brümmer Maschinenbau mit der Vertiefungsrichtung Strömungsmechanik an der Technischen Universität Braunschweig. Nach dem Studium arbeitete er als wissenschaftlicher Angestellter an der Technischen Universität Braunschweig. Im Jahr 1997 promovierte er zum Thema Ein Mehrfachtraglinienverfahren zur Analyse des Gleitfluges der Vögel.

Nach seiner Promotion wechselte Brümmer zu Kötter Consulting Engineers, wo er bis zum Jahr 2005 als Fachbereichsleiter Strömungsdynamik beschäftigt war. Von 2005 bis 2006 war er dort als Technischer Leiter tätig.

Im Jahr 2006 wurde Brümmer Inhaber des ehemaligen Fachgebietes für Fluidenergiemaschinen an der Fakultät Maschinenbau der Technischen Universität Dortmund.

Von 2008 bis 2010 war Brümmer Dekan der Fakultät Maschinenbau der Technischen Universität Dortmund.

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 Ein Mehrfachtraglinienverfahren zur Analyse des Gleitfluges der Vögel. Braunschweig 1998.

Weblinks
 Homepage des Fachgebiets Fluidtechnik

Strömungsmechaniker
Hochschullehrer (Technische Universität Dortmund)
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Trinidad and Tobago is an archipelagic state in the southern Caribbean, lying in the northeastern coast of Venezuela. The country covers an area 5,128 square kilometers and consists of two main islands, Trinidad and Tobago, and numerous smaller landforms. It was ceded to Britain in 1802 under the Treaty of Amiens and obtained independence in 1962, becoming a republic in 1976.
The biological diversity of Trinidad and Tobago is unlike that of most other Caribbean islands, and has much in common with Venezuela. That biodiversity is distributed through many ecosystems: coastal and marine (coral reefs, mangrove swamps, open ocean and seagrass beds), forest, freshwater (rivers and streams), man-made ecosystems (agricultural land, freshwater dams, secondary forest), and savanna.
Most important contemporary development challenges in the country include high rates of rural poverty and inequality, poor environmental awareness and gender inequality.
RJI has engaged in a commitment to assist the communities in need of Trinidad and Tobago in their process of growth and sustainable development.


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SAKUBVA District Hospital is located in a high-density suburb in Sakubva, Mutare. This public hospital, surrounded by large mountains, has become a safe haven for mothers and babies from remote areas who would have faced complications at birth.
The hospital has one of the 29 Kangaroo Mother Care units for premature babies in Manicaland province that the USAid-supported Maternal and Child Health Integrated Programme (MCHIP) made functional through extensive training of health care workers, refurbishments, and supply of new equipment.
These units have been instrumental in saving the lives of preterm babies born in and around Manicaland province.
As you enter the Kangaroo Mother Care unit in the hospital, the first thing you feel is the change in temperature. The heaters are on because pre-term babies need heat to stay alive.
Linda is one of five mothers in the ward with their babies. She carries her daughter, Trinity, neatly strapped to her chest to ensure that the baby is kept warm through skin-to-skin contact.
Like the other mothers in the unit, Linda carries her baby that way the whole day.
USAid/MCHIP trained over 1 300 health care workers in Manicaland province, imparting skills and knowledge necessary for both routine and emergency obstetric cases, newborn care, and children's illnesses.
This has improved standards of care and health outcomes in the province.
"Prior to our work, one of the major causes of death among women was haemorrhaging — or excessive bleeding — during child birth, but now deaths related to haemorrhaging have decreased substantially," said Rose Kambarami, the chief of party for MCHIP.
When USAid launched its maternal and child health programme in Zimbabwe in 2010, the country's maternal mortality rate was among the highest in the world due to a series of economic and public health crises.
USAid focused on improving care in 36 high-volume public hospitals that cater for up to 80% of those seeking care in Manicaland province, which had the most illnesses and deaths among mothers and babies.
Today this important work has improved the health of over 230 000 pregnant mothers and 1,5 million sick babies and children through the high quality of care they received in USAid-supported hospitals and clinics in this province.
More lives will be saved as the knowledge and skills continue to be transferred from one health care worker to another and one facility to another.
Moyounotsva Ndhlovu is a village health worker in Chipinge district, an area with both high rainfall and temperatures.
Malaria is one of the leading causes of death among women and children in this area.
"I live in a village called Rujeko, which has about 435 households. The nearest clinic is 7,5km away," Ndhlovu said.
Because the clinic is far away, many villagers cannot access it in time to get the health care they need. USAid/MCHIP-trained Ndhlovu and 3 000 other village health workers to identify and treat malaria cases early and to provide regular antenatal and postnatal care for women and their babies.
Most of these village health workers had no prior medical skills or experience, but have committed themselves and their time to saving lives in their villages.
The number of malaria cases I see varies with the season, ranging from five to 15 cases per day," Ndhlovu said.
She recalled one particular case she attended to in November 2017.
"A mother brought her 19-month-old baby boy to my home at 6:30pm. The baby's temperature was extremely high. He was unable to talk, refused to eat, and was vomiting," Ndhlovu said.
She quickly recognised these danger signs and tested the child for malaria, getting a positive result.
"Since the child had severe malaria, I immediately referred them to the hospital. But first, I administered 100 milligrams of rectal artesunate to help manage the condition," she said.
The health worker visited the hospital the next day and found that the child's condition had improved.
His temperature had gone down from 40.3 to 37.5 degrees Celsius.
Ndhlovu was happy that the knowledge and skills she got from USAid/MCHIP had helped save a life.
The 3 000 village health workers MCHIP trained in malaria case management resulted in timely detection of over 4 000 malaria cases in Manicaland province.
This work has contributed to a substantial reduction in maternal, newborn, and child deaths.
Between 2014 and 2017, there has been a 43% reduction in maternal deaths, a 36% reduction in newborn deaths, and a 25% reduction in deaths in children under the age of five years in health facilities supported by USAid/MCHIP.
USAid/Zimbabwe Mission director Stephanie Funk is excited about the achievements and the impact the project has had on the lives of Zimbabweans.


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Snowden seeks asylum from several countries, including Ireland
Applications for asylum or asylum assistance were submitted on behalf of former US National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden to a number of countries including Ireland, China, and India, whistle-blower site WikiLeaks said Tuesday. According to a report from the BBC, an application to Russia for asylum was withdrawn after the Kremlin set what were referred to as 'conditions'.
A statement from the Department of Justice confirmed said it did not comment on individual cases but that applications for asylum can only be accepted from a person actually in the state.
Snowden, who leaked information about NSA surveillance programme Prism, was charged by the US in a federal court for theft of government property, unauthorised communication of national defense information and willful communication of classified communications intelligence information to an unauthorised person. The complaint in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia was filed on 14 June.
The asylum-related requests were submitted by hand by Sarah Harrison, WikiLeaks' legal advisor in the Snowden matter, to an official at the Russian consulate at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow late Sunday evening, WikiLeaks said.
Among the other countries approached were Austria, Bolivia, Brazil, China, Cuba, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, Norway, Poland, Spain, Switzerland and Venezuela.
"The requests join or update others previously made including to the Republic of Ecuador and the Republic of Iceland," WikiLeaks said in a statement.
WikiLeaks did not provide information on the outcome of the requests, except that the requests have started to be delivered by the Russian consulate to relevant embassies in Moscow.
Snowden's request for asylum in Ecuador hasn't moved because the government of Ecuador wants him to seek asylum from Ecuador territory, according to reports. US Vice President Joe Biden is also said to have spoken to Ecuador President Rafael Correa to ask him not to grant Snowden asylum.
Snowden, who is said to be in the transit facility of the airport in Moscow after the US revoked his passport, on Monday criticised the "deception" of US President Barack Obama who last week said that he would not permit any diplomatic "wheeling and dealing" over the Snowden issue.
"Yet now it is being reported that after promising not to do so, the President ordered his Vice President to pressure the leaders of nations from which I have requested protection to deny my asylum petitions," Snowden said in a statement released through WikiLeaks.
The Obama administration has now adopted the strategy of using citizenship as a weapon, Snowden wrote. "Although I am convicted of nothing, it has unilaterally revoked my passport, leaving me a stateless person. Without any judicial order, the administration now seeks to stop me exercising a basic right. A right that belongs to everybody. The right to seek asylum."
The NSA was allowed by a court order to collect phone metadata of a large number of customers of Verizon, according to a report in the Guardian last month. The information was said to have been leaked by Snowden who also passed on documents that suggested that the NSA had real time access to the content on servers of Internet companies like Facebook and Google.
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You are here: Home / Sports / Brewers / U.S. edges the World in MLB futures game
U.S. edges the World in MLB futures game
July 10, 2017 By Bill Scott
MLB Futures Game, which also included Waupaca native Nate Tomlinson, who was the crew chief and home plate umpire.
The United States knocked off the World team, 7-6, in the Major League Baseball All-Star Futures Game on Sunday.
The U.S. team had nine hits by the time the game reached the fourth inning, one for every starter. They built a 7-0 lead by the fifth, earning their seventh win in the last eight games.
The showcase of top minor league talent included 16 first-round picks.
Tampa Bay prospect Brent Honeywell was the only pitcher to go more than one inning. He struck out four in two scoreless frames and earned the victory, as well as the MVP award.
The Brewers had three prospects in the game. Lewis Brinson doubled home a run, his only hit of the game. Corey Ray went o for 2. Maurico Dubon was 1 for 3 for the World team.
The Major League All-Star game will be played on Tuesday night in Miami. The league's annual home run derby is set for Monday night.
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Toxins are very hard to avoid. It is there in the air we breathe. It is there in the food we eat. It is there in the products we use. You just cannot escape them. Since we cannot avoid them, the only other option is to eliminate them. Detoxifying our body means cleansing it and flushing out all the toxins from it. The liver and the kidneys are the main organs whose job is to flush out all toxins from the body. There are several ways to detoxify the body.
'	You can nourish yourself with loads of nutritious foods but as long as consume processed foods, you won't help your cause. The more chemically processed a food is, the more toxic it is. Thus you must avoid them altogether. You can substitute them with healthier alternatives. Do not consume foods that have additives and preservatives. Reduce the consumption of processed meat, pasteurized dairy products, processed oil, processed sugar, caffeine and food with artificial flavoring.
'	Our body is mainly made up of water. Re-hydrating the body helps it to detoxify in various ways. Water can be used to suppress your appetite. It helps you to avoid impulsive fast food meals that may add unnecessary toxins in your body. Water helps the kidney in its filtering effort. Water is a very important catalyst for digestion. It helps the lymphatic system to perform more efficiently. You need to drink at least 8 tall glasses of water every day. You must drink water even if you are not thirsty. Many people drink water when they feel thirsty this way they land up drinking very little water.
'	The pores in the skin are also a source of bottled up toxin. They absorb toxins from the atmosphere. Brushing your skin can help remove these toxins. The skin is the largest elimination organ. You need to have a skin brush with a long handle. You must keep brushing your skin for at least a few minutes before you take your bath each day. Initially it may sting and/or itch a bit but the end result will be in you favor. Brushing helps the skin to breathe more. It improves the blood circulation, releases toxic wastes and encourages the production of new skin. You can also wet your brush if you find it more comfortable. Results, in both cases, will be similar.
'	Another detoxification method is taking alkalinizing baths. You just need to throw in a cup of baking soda or sea salt into the bath water and get into the tub slowly. You need to increase the heat gradually until you start perspiring. The idea is to make the water outside more alkaline in nature than the body itself. It relaxes the body and can work wonders on you, especially when you combine this method with brushing the skin.
'	Yoga is one of the most useful exercises for detoxification. The basic rule of yoga is breathing properly. Yoga teaches you to breathe in the appropriate manner. The various asanas of yoga helps the body to detoxify. It stretches the limbs and the muscles and makes them suppler. It frees the toxins that may exist in muscle knots. The asanas enhance the blood circulation in the body. Yoga makes you feel better both physically and mentally. When the blood circulation increases, the toxins are got rid easily and fast. Yoga is a great healer of stress. Stress is a source of harmful hormones. Yoga introduces positive thinking in the mind. It helps you to feel positive physically, emotionally as well as spiritually.
'	Coffee enema is yet another way to detoxify the body. For this you would require to procure an organic and fully caffeinated brew of coffee. You just need to ground the organic coffee beans, add boiling water to it, pour it into the enema bag and follow the instructions on your enema kit.
There are various other ways of detoxifying the body. You need to choose the one that suits you the best. In case you are in doubt, you can consult any expert physician. You can also research and find out which method suits you.
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The Batman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition for consoles comes with TriOviz 3D support (the version for PC is left out without TriOviz 3D support!). The GOTY release for both PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 comes with some sort of 3D glasses using the TriOviz 3D technology, whatever that is, allowing console games to view the game in stereoscopic 3D format on their normal non 3D-ready TVs. TriOviz 3D supposedly offers better results that quite popular cheap red-cyan anaglyph glasses (although it still relies on color filters), as this technology developed by the French company TriOviz is designed to offer natural colors and sharp images without any ghosting and also without the discomfort, fatigue, eye strain etc that are typical for the anaglyph glasses after longer use. The TriOViz technology relies on lower separation levels in order to provide pretty good looking, almost like when played normally, image on the TV screen when viewed without the 3D glasses on... for example by people not playing the game.
"We tap into the game engine data to detect the orientation of the camera and we apply the 3D effect based on this plus the depth information available. Because we do not rely on the display mechanism to switch between two images (polarized screen, high frequency flickering), we need a way to display the 3D information, hence the colored filters on the glasses. We keep this fringing to the minimum so the image still looks good when someone watches you playing, without the glasses."
- To read the article at Eurogamer - TriOviz 3D: Too good to be true?


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Matice česká war eine 1831 auf Initiative von František Palacký gegründete Gesellschaft. Sie befasste sich mit der wissenschaftlichen und aufklärerischen Tätigkeit auf dem Gebiet der Kunstgeschichte, Literaturgeschichte und dem Bibliothekarwesens.

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Der Verlagsfonds des Tschechischen Nationalmuseums wurde 1831 konstituiert, er rief ein Kuratorium für die Heranbildung der tschechischen Sprache und Literatur ins Leben. Dieses Kuratorium verwaltete auch den Geldfonds der Matice.

Die Gründer, ausschließlich tschechische Patrioten, wollten die Bedeutung der tschechischen Sprache und Literatur fördern. Bis 1841 hieß der Fonds Schatzkammer für die Herausgebe tschechischer Bücher. Aus deren Mitteln wurden anfangs vor allem Werke des tschechischen Schrifttums der Jahre 1834 bis 1839 gefördert. Dazu gehörten zum Beispiel das Jungmannův Slovník (Jungmanns Tschechisch-Deutsches Wörterbuch) oder Slovanské starožitnosti von Pavel Jozef Šafárik. Seit 1832 erschien unter Finanzierung des Fonds die Museumszeitschrift Časopis Národního muzea, die heute noch herausgegeben wird.

Als weitere Werke verlegten sie die Edition staročeská bibliotéka (Alttschechische Bibliothek), novočeská bibliotéka (Neutschechische Bibliothek), bibliotéka klasiků (Bibliothek der Klassiker) und domácí bibliotéka (Hausbibliothek). Darin enthalten waren Schriften von Viktorin Kornel ze Všehrd, J. Jan Amos Komenský, Josef Jungmann, Jan Svatopluk Presl, František Ladislav Čelakovský, Václav Vladivoj Tomek und 37 Dramen von Shakespeare in tschechischer Sprache.

Seit 1866 war die Gesellschaft vom Museum unabhängig. Mit dem Auftreten weiterer tschechischer Verlage, vor allem nach 1848, sank die Bedeutung der Matice česká. In den einhundert Jahren ihrer Existenz veröffentlichte der Fonds 194 Titel aus allen wissenschaftlichen Gebieten.

1949 wurde die Gesellschaft aufgelöst. 1952 wurde das Verlegen von Büchern verboten und es drohte eine völlige Liquidation des Fonds. Die Rettung kam vom Freundeskreis des Tschechischen Museums, die den Mitgliedern immer wieder im Namen der Matice českál literaturwissenschaftliche Vorträge hielten. 1990, als die Gesellschaft des Nationalmuseums erneuert wurde, richtete man Matice als eine der Sektionen wieder ein.

Heute erfüllt der Fonds die traditionelle wissenschaftliche Arbeit auf dem Feld der Kunstgeschichte, Literaturwissenschaften und Bibliothekswesens. Die Gesellschaft veranstaltet Vorträge und kulturelle Veranstaltungen. Veröffentlicht wird auch ein Verkündungsorgan Zpravodaj Matice české mit seiner Beilage Matiční listy. Die Gesellschaft kooperiert mit weiteren kulturellen Einrichtungen wie Matice slezská in Opava, Matice moravská in Brünn.

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  Homepage der Gesellschaft Matice česká
 Karel Tieftrunk: Dějiny Matice České (Historie) (tschechisch)

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The best experiences of Mac OS X Yosemite in Windows 8 and 7. In this new version is updated many parts of pack, now the installer not need to restart your Windows and it will transform your Windows 8 and 7 to Mac OS X Yosemite just in a few minutes.


It's been announced that London will host the world premiere of a new exhibition celebrating the Golden age of Hollywood. The centre piece of the attaction, this Summer, will be the original 50ft tall H from the Hollywood sign. It is part of the biggest collection of memorabilia from Tinseltown, many of the items never shown before in public. The world renouned sculptor Bill Mack, known as Mr Hollywood is behind the show.


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How many medals will the Poles win at the Olympics? first predictions
Haley Snyder July 20, 2021
The Associated Press (AP) predicts the Polish Olympic team will win 22 medals in Tokyo, including five zlotys. The highest move is standing, among others hammer maker Pawe Fajdek and 3×3 volleyball and basketball players. Games will start on Friday.
Athletes should bring as many discs into the country, up to seven. Four medals will be won by the hammer throwers. Apart from Fajdek, the podium should be – according to AP experts – Wojciech Nowicki and Anita Włodarczyk (both silver) and Malwina Kopron (bronze). Javelin throwers must win twice with balls – Marcin Krukovsky and Maria Andrejcic are expected to take second place. The women's 4x400m relay will take the bronze.
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Rowers must also return home satisfied. Four Polish colonists are able to win medals – gold in the men's four, silver in the double – men and women – and bronze in the doubles by Miroslav Ziotarski and Mateusz Biskup.
The canoes are scheduled to bring three discs to Poland. Marta Walchikevich (200m), Karolina Naga and Anna Pollavska in the K2 in the 500m will be on the second podium, and four women's K4 in the 500m in the third.
Gold for volleyball players?
Sandra Bernal is due to hear the Polish anthem, who starts shooting, as well as 3×3 basketball players and volleyball players. The former will defeat the Serbs in the final, while the latter – according to expectations – will be better than the Brazilians in the last match.
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Cyclist Daria Pikulik in the omnium and tennis mix of Iga Świątek and Hubert Hurkacz was selected for the silver medal. On the other hand, the Bronze medals are hung on the necks of Piotr Myszka (Surfing), Taekwonder Alexandra Kowalczyk (+67kg) and Classical wrestler Tadeusz Michalik (97kg).
The Tokyo Olympics will start on Friday and run until August 8. If the predictions of the Associated Press are correct, this will be the best performance of the Polish team since the Olympic Games in Moscow (1980), in which the Polish team returned with 32 medals. Five years ago, there were 11 of them in Rio de Janeiro.
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File photo American journalist Daniel Pearl, who was killed in 2002.
Family praises Pakistan's bid to stop release of US journalist Daniel Pearl murderers
AFP, Islamabad
Published: 25 December ,2020: 01:54 PM GST Updated: 25 December ,2020: 02:31 PM GST
The father of slain American journalist Daniel Pearl on Friday welcomed Pakistan's decision to challenge the verdict of a local court ordering the release of a militant convicted of murdering their son in 2002.
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"We are heartened to hear that the government of Pakistan is filing an appeal against the release order so that our son's murderers will remain in jail," Daniel Pearl's father Judea Pearl tweeted.
The decision by Sindh High Court to release the accused comes months after it sparked outrage for overturning the murder conviction and death sentence of Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, and acquitted three other men connected to the case.
The four are being held under the emergency orders of the local government while an ongoing appeal against their acquittals is heard in the Supreme Court, but defense lawyers argued against their continued detention in the south of the country.
"We refuse to believe that Pakistan government and Pakistani people will let such a travesty of justice tarnish its name and justice will prevail," Judea said, referring to the latest court order.
"We also have full confidence in the Supreme Court of Pakistan to provide justice for our beloved son and reinforce the paramount importance of the freedom of the press," he added.
In a written order issued on Thursday, the Sindh court ordered that all four "be released from jail forthwith on the receipt of this order."
A lawyer representing Sheikh and his co-defendants said the court had found there was "no valid reason for depriving them of their freedom".
Sindh government spokesman Murtaza Wahab told AFP that "we will definitely file an appeal against the Sindh High Court verdict."
He did not specify any timeframe, however, stressing that "legal proceedings take time."
Sheikh, a British-born jihadist who once studied at the London School of Economics and had been involved in previous kidnappings of foreigners, was arrested days after Pearl's abduction and later sentenced to death by hanging.
In January 2011, a report released by the Pearl Project at Georgetown University following an investigation into his death made chilling revelations, and said that the wrong men had been convicted for Pearl's murder.
The investigation, led by Pearl's friend and former Wall Street Journal colleague Asra Nomani and a Georgetown University professor, claimed the reporter was murdered by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind of the September 11, 2001 attacks, not Sheikh.
Pearl was South Asia bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal when he was abducted in Karachi in January 2002 while researching a story about Islamist militants.
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Luigi Giuseppe Pollak (3. květen 1887, Janov, Italské království – 10. leden 1920, Janov, Itálie) byl italský fotbalový záložník.

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Dva roky hrál za Janov. V ročníku 1905 se stal nejlepším střelcem, když v šesti utkání vstřelil čtyři branky, ale ve finále podlehl Juventusu. V následujícím ročníku obsadil s týmem 3. místo a poté ukončil kariéru.

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 1x nejlepší střelec v lize (1905)

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This week I wore a Southwest shirt from The Farm Project to our local farmers market to remind myself what's in season here in SoCal. Why? Because all year long we can find nearly anything we want at our local grocery store, regardless of the season and region we're in. But buying certain fruits and veggies at certain times of the year might not be the best thing for our health or the planet's. Read more about this topic here.
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Sundance 2021, Day 3: Expect the Expected
For all its promise and reputation for delivering a fresh burst of new, undiscovered cinematic energy at the beginning of each year, there is a certain pattern and predictability to Sundance. It's possible that I have just caught wise after attending the festival in person twice, sure. But even as the festival positions its offerings in defiance of the mainstream's generic templatization, there exists a class of movies for which you can sense how the gears are turning the second you see the Sundance laurels slapped on a production still.
That's certainly the case for Siân Heder's "CODA" (B / ), the opening night film that set the festival ablaze … at least on Twitter and Letterboxd. From the festival-provided blurb, I thought this story about a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) either had the makings of a major breakout or a total flop. I took a risk on "One for the Road" fearing the latter, and that proved to be my folly. Luckily, Sundance has preserved some semblance of shuffling around a festival schedule to make room for a word-of-mouth sensation through on-demand screenings two days following a premiere slot. (Though I learned the hard way when shut out of other opening night sensations "Flee" and "Sumer of Soul" that this viewing method is not a "get out of bad scheduling choices jail free" card.)
As I checked Twitter following a squeezed-in viewing of "CODA" before a packed day of previously selected festival titles, I saw the news that Heder's film sold to Apple for a record $25 million price tag. My viewing buddy and I were not surprised in the slightest, though we do hope the platform can attract more viewers before they release the film. This is an old-fashioned festival crowdpleaser in the best possible way.
"CODA" hits all the beats in the coming-of-age story with familiarity, sure, but also aplomb. Ruby Rossi, played by Emilia Jones in a soulful breakout performance, embodies that classic teenage tension of being pulled in opposite directions by her family and her independence. Her scenario is a particularly unique one, though, as the only hearing family member in a tight-knit group of Massachusetts fishers. As pressures for regulation and interference increase, her father Frank (Troy Kotsur) strikes out on his own to create a co-op that grants a dignity to the scrappy dockworkers. Without even feeling the need to ask, Frank presumes he can count on Ruby to serve in her capacity as an ASL interpreter to grease the wheels.
But Ruby, of course, maintains and develops ambitions of her own. She develops a perverse interest in choir, a form of art and expression that her family cannot understand. It's here that Ruby begins to develop a voice of her own with a little help from a paint-by-numbers quirky but inspirational teacher Mr. Villalobos (Eugenio Derbez). It's here, too, that Ruby begins to share prolonged encounters with a musically-inclined crush of hers, guitar-strumming Miles (Ferdia Walsh-Peelo of "Sing Street"). These two worlds unfold on parallel tracks until they have no choice but to collide as demands from both Ruby's familial and scholastic responsibilities escalate in tandem.
It's up to Ruby to recognize that the choice she's offered is a false one, and maturation for her must mean finding a way to bridge the divide between her obligations and her passions. More than most movies, "CODA" really does convey the heavy nature of Ruby's role within her family to emotional effect. But Heder does so without flattening or patronizing the deaf characters for whom she must help. This is a model for how to treat disability on screen, allowing for the fullness of their humanity to shine through from humor all the way to sexuality. The film soars when it makes clear the truth we can sense underneath it all along: Ruby's beautiful voice emerges not in spite of her deaf family but because of them.
As director Kelly Reichardt once told me, "Clichés can be used, but it's good to know what you're doing." Heder does, and the film is a winner for it.
Another classic Sundance subgenre is the actor-turned-director, often times to slightly fumbling effect right out of the gate. That's part of the story for Rebecca Hall's "Passing" (C / ), the actress' adaptation of a Nella Larsen novella that serves as her directorial debut. The text is rich for adaptation, especially now, as it traverses the blast radius from an unexpected reunion between two lighter-skinned Black women, Tessa Thompson's Irene and Ruth Negga's Clare, in 1929. The former makes herself up to look white enough for a day, while the latter has gone all-in on remaking her image as a white woman … racist husband and all.
The film defies the traditional damnation with faint praise for a thespian stepping behind the camera: "well, they know how to direct good performances!" The acting in "Passing" is not bad, however. It's just that Hall does not seem to trust her performers enough to sell the story. She relies on Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou's twinkling piano solo "The Homeless Wanderer" (familiar to fans of Garrett Bradley's "Time" from last year) to do a good deal of the emotional lifting in the film rather than resting the camera on Thompson and Negga.
What actors choose to reveal, or conceal, to the camera makes for the heart of classical dramas Hall so studiously replicates, and yet she leaves us locked out entirely. (The film's final image, a bird's-eye shot pulling ever upwards until the characters appear trapped in a snowglobe, makes for a perfect encapsulation of this issue.) Hall's collaboration with cinematographer Eduard Grau produces gorgeous photography, particularly when it comes to capture a range of hues and shades in Black skin. But it, like the rest of the film, manages to be both too overwrought and too subtle at the same time. "Passing" misses the mark on melodrama as the images fail to provide a connective tissue to the rich subtext underlining the sparse dialogue. With no ability to access that which cannot be said, we're left with little but a meticulous look-book of studio-era B&W compositions.
Away from the glare of these self-invented Sundance subgenres, there was actually genre fare playing. For what might be the only toe I get to dip into the festival's Midnight lineup, I watched Frida Kempff's "Knocking" (B- / ). This wins the "Truth in Advertising" award, an honor I have just made up. Fresh from trauma and subsequent institutionalization, Molly (Cecilia Milocco) moves into a new apartment and hears a knocking noise that just won't quit. Kempff locks us into Molly's subjectivity, so we're along for the paranoid journey as her worst fears about the source of the disruption slowly come to pass. Of course, given her record, Molly's cries for help frequently fall on deaf ears as the systems designed to protect her refuse to believe her.
"Knocking" immediately announces itself a claustrophobic gaslighting thriller, and Kempff delivers on that promise. You get what you're promised, nothing less but not necessarily much more. This is a promising debut that already shows a mastery of the formal elements in the genre. The crisp, precise sound design is the chief contributor to sense of overwhelming dread. But the real MVP might just be the DIY camera rigs that brings us into Molly's head from unusual and discomfiting angles. It's a good reminder that a scrappiness of an upstart indie can yield some of the most intriguing results, though I'm more curious to see what Kempff can do when she levels up to a larger scale and budget.
I'll take a thriller with promise for the future over one that never starts at all, which was the case for Jakub Piatek's "Prime Time" (C- / ). It's a bold move to make a hostage movie with so little tension. This might be the first movie set in a heightened situation where I felt like time was slowing down rather than speeding up.
An angry young man Sebastian (Bartosz Bielenia, star of recent Oscar nominee "Corpus Christi") storms a Polish TV station on the night of Y2K with a gun but without a plan. The whole affair unfolds rather predictably, and not only because I've seen Jodie Foster's "Money Monster." Granted, that film was a whole convoluted affair, and Piatek is after something more pared back with "Prime Time." Fine, but it cannot be this simple, either.
The film wastes the shiftiness of its lead performance amidst lackadaisical pacing and obvious insights. He's less like a bank robber or heist mastermind and more of a screen-obsessed nihilistic narcissist in the model of Christine Chubbuck or Lou Bloom. The attention is the goal, and he'll hijack anything to get what he feels he's deserved. If Piatek's big twist is really that the TV station itself wants to make themselves the story of Sebastian's stick-up, he must think we are stupid – or haven't lived through the last decade of news media.
"Documentary" is not really a genre, per se, but there are certain styles within the non-fiction form that jump out as instantly recognizable. All the hallmarks of basic cable historical documentaries are evident in Marilyn Agrelo's "Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street" (B / ), a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Children Television Workshop's cultural phenomenon. The doc moves at a brisk clip through the origins of "Sesame Street" in the nothingness of '60s television programming, urban blight and social upheaval. A group of people changed the medium forever by wondering what would happen if a TV program could love children rather than just sell to them.
With vivid behind-the-scenes footage and a wealth of authoritative talking heads, Agrelo conveys that something we now take for granted as a cultural institution was by no means a guaranteed success. In fact, it was quite radical and experimental. (Funded in part by the U.S. Department of Education, no less!) The doc is at its best when getting into the weeds of production to show how the sauce got made and refined by the "Sesame Street" team, and Agrelo does an excellent job of toggling between the creative process and the finished product.
As a child who grew up on "Sesame Street," including VHS tapes of the classic older years, I am very much the target audience for a film like "Street Gang." This is basically a doc providing fan service, and I don't resent Agrelo for providing that while the doc also enlightens and educates. But there's a breeziness to the film that leads it into deeply uncritical and borderline hagiographic territory. Agrelo takes the commercial bonanza that followed the release of "Sesame Street" as self-evident proof that it worked, but are we sure it actually does? Where's the proof? (Furthermore, why exactly do a bunch of well-meaning white people want so desperately to save "inner city" kids? How were they consulting with those communities?)
Maybe this could be addressed in a sequel to "Street Gang" given that Agrelo's focus is almost exclusively on the early years of the program. "Sesame Street" is not some kind of cultural artifact preserved in amber; it's evolving to meet contemporary challenges for kids from incarceration to autism. There has to be some way to honor the show's history without entirely discounting its present.
"R#J"
I don't mean to just rag on Sundance for giving us the predictable; they also program a collection of boundary-pushing oddities in the NEXT section. (This is where I saw "A Ghost Story" in 2017, and I will never forget feeling an entire audience's stomachs twisting in parallel as we all waited for Rooney Mara to finish eating that pie.) The only thing conventional about Carey Williams' "R#J" (C+ / ) is its Shakespearean source material. If you think Baz Luhrmann did a number on "Romeo + Juliet," you ain't seen nothing yet. Williams stages this story of star-crossed lovers across contemporary smartphone screens, utilizing vernacular for Instagram DMs and Spotify playlists while maintaining verse for IRL interactions.
"R#J" is bursting with visual information to an overpowering extent. To Williams' credit, his digital compositions are packed with detail and meaning. More than just using phones as the stage for his contemporization, the medium becomes the message. We're bombarded with distracting notifications and feel our attention split across different platforms, each one assigning a different identity.
Tech is the selling point for "R#J" but also its limitation. Williams gets so beholden to his bold concept that storytelling becomes secondary. (At 90 minutes, who can really do a five-act Shakespeare play justice, anyways?) Apart from Romeo and Juliet themselves, every supporting character is flattened into little more than a digital representation or a plot device for the romantic leads. There's some fascinating exegesis of the Bard in the film's startling conclusion, yet the book report becomes subsumed by the video art project. "R#J" makes for a bold calling card for Williams, and I think I can already see the film's future: for high school classrooms when the "cool" English teacher is too hungover to teach Shakespeare and decides it's movie day.
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