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By nature, Allen Cornell is a builder. It's in his genes.
For four generations the Cornell family were general contractors who built scores of the stately brownstone homes in Philadelphia and on the Main Line, as well as many of the city's landmark buildings, including the historic restoration of Independence Hall.
Allen Cornell III took a different path. After college he headed to a theatre in northern New Jersey and later into New York City where he worked on scenic design and lighting. In the early 1980s he moved to Vero Beach where he landed work as a set builder at Riverside Theatre. This year Cornell is starting his 35th season, now serving in the CEO capacity on the business side as well as its creative leader in the role of Producing Artistic Director.
As a kid growing up in a family of builders in Newtown Square, Pa., the garage was always full of tools.
"I liked to make stuff," Cornell says. "My dad would have a load of scrap lumber dumped in the driveway and my friends and I would haul it into the woods and build very cool tree houses."
In high school Cornell took Saturday morning studio classes at the Philadelphia College of Art which led him in the theatrical direction.
"It was a very creative environment and I thrived," Cornell recalled. "At that point I knew I wanted to do something creative with my career. I loved to sing and I earned the lead role in Carousel, playing Billy Bigelow in the high school productions. I knew the theatre would be my world."
An award-winning director, scenic designer and playwright, Cornell has built Riverside into the largest cultural entity along the entire Treasure Coast in terms of its $8 million annual budget. The professional, not-for-profit theatre ranks among the country's most successful small producing theatres delighting local audiences with its Broadway-quality shows. Each season the theatre strives to progressively raise the bar.
With well over 200 Riverside productions to Cornell's credit, it's been the venue for memorable productions such as South Pacific, Les Misérables, Faith Healer, Copenhagen, Red, The Producers, and 42nd Street.
Theatre subscribers have risen to a total of 6,346 in 2016- '17, one of the largest subscribing audiences in Florida. It also host academic lectures which have been a sell-out almost since launched in 1999. Riverside is home to one of the state's only free-standing buildings dedicated to children's theatre classes which are subsidized by grants and donations and bring in yet another audience. It is one of eight theatres in Florida designated as a Cultural Institution.
Last season's Stark Stage lineup of powerhouses included Ring of Fire, Private Lives, Chicago, Mame and Saturday Night Fever, the latter three generating three of the eight top shows in weekly ticket sales in Riverside's history. The budget for major musicals is close to $1.5 million each.
The key to success is balance, says Cornell, providing the Vero community with large scale Broadway quality productions on the main stage as well as developing compelling theatrical experiences for the adjacent Waxlax Theatre, a large black box venue, for avid theatregoers.
“I always think of my job as being the one who is the facilitator of what would make their investment and experience at the theatre the richest possible," Cornell explains. "Is this production going to help us move the theatre forward artistically and is this going to help us financially? Is it a good decision? You've got popular entertainment which is always well received versus challenging works on the second stage where I'm trying to engage the audience with those pieces."
A large segment of the Riverside audience consists of the patrons who support the theatre financially. When the economic downturn hit in 2009, the theatre came under serious financial strain due to lack of ticket sales and a decline in donations. Cornell introduced the Patron Producers Program.
“Initially, their sole interest was keeping theatre alive in our community," Cornell relates. "We don't have a lot of corporate supporters, but we do have a lot of private wealth in Vero Beach. Beyond the financial support I wanted them to see what it takes to put on a show. It's worked out very well and many of the patrons are quite articulate about it which helps to grow the theatre."
From 32 supporters for the 2010- '11 full season of shows, the program grew to an impressive 66 for the 2016-'17 season. Typically couples or individuals donate $10,000 or more each year that goes to the cost of the productions which enables Riverside to produce big budget Broadway shows that attract actors and directors from New York City and all over the country.
But it's more than just contributing funds; the patrons are often intimately involved with the process of putting the show together, instilling a sense of ownership in the theatre's productions. The generous patrons are also granted posh privileges such as sitting in on New York auditions, attending rehearsals, and meet and greets with the cast.
M. J. Grant moved to Vero from South Florida a decade ago. She has been a patron producer for six years.
"It's added such a big spark to my life, I didn't think I could be so passionate," Grant observes. "The best part is learning the back story to the production. Seeing how the show is built. They have such a talented design and production crew. Watching the designer runs, from the first rehearsal through to the final product. It's just remarkable. We also get to know who the cast members are beyond the face on the stage.
"It is a wonderful facility that is used all the time, very little downtime. We're fortunate to have Allen and his talented staff and crew."
For many years, Riverside has done the majority of its Equity casting in New York City. Top-tier actors flock to the auditions when they are announced. In addition, directors and designers from New York and other parts of the country are brought in for two weeks of rehearsals and up to four weeks of shows in Vero. Many cast members have Broadway and national touring credits on to their resumes. This past season Michele Ragusa portrayed Mame Dennis in the production of the classic Jerry Herman musical "Mame," returning after appearing in the title role of the 2016 production of "Hello Dolly!"
"I have so many friends that have worked at Vero Beach," Ragusa says. "Everyone is impressed with Allen as director and scenic designer and the theatre's strong production values. It has to be in the top ten theatres in the country. I couldn't believe the size and sturdiness of the sets. They just take so much pride in creating them. I'm also bowled over by the sound quality. It's better than Broadway.
"Broadway is about being a spectacle, but also money since it costs so much to produce those shows. At regional theaters like Riverside it's about the art. You can interpret the show sometimes in a different manner whether it be a time period or locale. That keeps things fresh."
As comfortable as Cornell appears to be in the director's chair, he has an equal affinity for scenic design and building the complex and intriguing sets. Long before rehearsals begin for a stage show, countless hours have been put into the production by the scenic designer and his crew. The set designer is responsible for visually creating the world of the play on stage.
Cornell develops a scale model that is a physical representation of what the set will look like, maintaining accurate relationships between all important aspects of the final, life-size set in the theatre. Cornell builds his sets in miniature and then draws them as meticulously as an architect. It supplies a visual and working representation of the show, how it functions and depicts the themes at the heart of the story.
"The most valuable way to communicate the scenic design to my team is by a scale model," Cornell explains. "When complete, the scale model should be a tiny work of art. There are a lot of computer generated models in today's world, but for me nothing will take the place of a tactile work in three dimensions. I prefer the craft of drafting on paper which takes me back to my initial experience in the arts."
As scenic designer, Cornell is responsible for the style and tone, the mood and atmosphere of the show. He brings his vision to life through the construction and painting of sets, buying stage properties (props), such as furniture, draperies, decorations, costumes and setting up lighting for the show.
Dusty Terrell collaborates with Cornell and other scenic designers painting the large backdrop pieces for each production. She works from Cornell's digital images or his meticulous drawings to bring the set to life. Early summer is prime time for building sets.
"Beyond being a director Allen is a set designer and lighting designer so he understands what my team goes through to make a particular show happen," says Terrell, the lead scenic artist. "He's tuned into the needs of our shop and gives me a degree of freedom in my painting. I work very closely with him on the set designs, the colors, the texture, adding shadows. It's pieces of a puzzle that eventually fit together."
A couple of years ago the venue created Riverside Theatricals, which is devoted to creating new musicals for young audiences starring professional performers. "Poodleful, A K9 Mystery Musical," based on the children’s book “Pansy at the Palace,” by Vero Beach resident Cynthia Bardes was the first production in 2015. It was staged at Riverside and in Stuart, Gainesville, and Lexington, Ky.
Cornell says regional theater has become home for original works of theater in America today.
"Regional theatre is where new works can be born away from commercial pressure, " Cornell relates. "Our new works target young people, create an audience for tomorrow. They get to experience the magic of theatre and hopefully they continue being involved as their lives move forward. We've had a number of young people here go into the theatre world and we're proud of that."
Since 2013 Riverside has partnered with the famed Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia on producing the final show of its season. Last season the collaboration was "Saturday Night Fever" that had a three week run in Vero before it travelled to Philadelphia for a seven week summer run. By sharing the costs of the sets, props and costumes, productions of this magnitude are possible. For the 2017-'18 season, the two theatres will do a co-production of Mamma Mia.
"I had been looking to do a production in Florida in the winter so I was put in touch with Allen and found that Riverside was very compatible with us," says Bernard Harvard, Producing Artistic Director of Walnut Street Theatre.
"We get along very well, share the same values. Being from the Philadelphia region Allen understands our theatre's history and that of the city. We collaborate very well. With Saturday Night Fever we're getting a show that's in very good shape, a well oiled machine. We're rarin' to go."


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Here's a little round-up of what some of your favorite comedic actors have been up to:
First of all, Bob Odenkirk and a few others have provided their comedy expertise to a new book from McSweeneys titled Comedy by the Numbers. The book breaks comedy down to its bare elements (see pic on the right) so that anyone can become a funny person. Despite the book's obvious tongue-in-cheek approach, I find it somewhat appropriate since I've often considered McSweeneys approach to humor to be a little too cold and clinical sometimes.
First, comedian Joe Rogan of Fear Factor got into an online debate with a kid half his age, and then later smoothed things over with the kid. Now Rogan may be courting controversy again with this fifty-page thread on his messageboard. The thread wasn't started by Rogan; it was actually started by a board member who found out that another board member, whom he disliked, was part of a support group for obese people. Apparently this was the culmination of an ongoing battle of wits among the members of the board, and like most messageboards, conversation eventually devolved into personal attacks and racist insults. This kind of behavior on messageboards is hardly news, but apparently Rogan decided to toss in his support for the thread, even adding a few insults of his own. Rogan apparently loves the raw and unfiltered power of the internet, even if his participation in it might be construed by some as indirectly supporting anti-Semitic sentiments.
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IME Life Insurance and NIC Asia Bank sign Bancassurance Agreement
12th Dec, 2018 | Tourism Mail Crew
KATHMANDU: IME Life Insurance and NIC Asia Bank have signed an agreement to provide bancassurance service to their customers. The insurance company’s CEO Shree Chandra Bhatta and bank’s CEO Roshan Kumar Neupane the signed the agreement amid a function, according to a statement issued by the insurance .
After this agreement, the customers of the bank will be easily able to have life insurance from any branch of IME Life Insurance Company.
IME Life Insurance Company Limited has been services through its 65 branches across the country and 10 schemes have been brought to the market. The company has brought insurance, including child education, Lifetime, Cashback. The main objective of the IME Life Insurance Company Limited is to reduce life insurance in Nepal, including those who live in urban, rural area and low income to life insurance.

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Founded in 2002, the Young Artist's Harp Seminar has quickly become one of the pre-eminent summer training programs for today’s young harpists. The program is open to pedal harpists ages 12–26 who want to focus entirely on the harp without distraction. It is designed to improve performance skills and practice habits and intensify preparation for solo performances, orchestral auditions, and competitions.
Mark your calendars now! We are thrilled to have Judy Loman return as our YAHS 2013 Guest Artist! She'll be giving a concert on Sunday, July 7, followed by several days of masterclasses open to the public. If you missed the opportunity to work with Judy last summer, now's your chance. New students will enjoy working with a legend in the harp community, while returning students will have a chance to continue building skills with Judy at the helm.

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Tankerkomerc Marina Zadar in North Dalmatia is located some 10 km from Zadar Airport. The proximity to the Zadar archipelago and to the Kornati islands makes it an ideal starting point for sailing trips there.
The marina is open all year round and is a home port for several charter companies. Therefore, it does get loud and crowded here especially at the weekends. The narrow harbour basin,...
the declining water depth in the rear part of the marina and the large ferries at the town quay opposite, which at times make entering the harbour difficult, reinforce the somewhat chaotic situation.
Tankerkomerc Marina Zadar has 300 berths, all of which have water and electricity, and an additional 150 dry berths. There are more berths for mega-yachts at the breakwater.
The sanitary facilities with showers and WCs are in the office building and were renovated in 2007. But you will have to expect queues at peak times, as is always the case at charter home bases.
There are plenty of parking spaces in and on the large car park right next to the office building.
The fuel station at Tankerkomerc Marina Zadar lies opposite the town quay and has two jetties. However, yachts can only obtain fuel at the jetty located right in front of the fuel station building. The other jetty at the marina entrance is reserved for fishing boats. You will have to expect waiting times of up to two hours especially at the weekends because of the high number of visitors. The fuel prices are often inflated. Shopping in Zadar Marina Zadar only has a specialised store for nautical equipment. However, the centre of town is close by and there are excellent shopping amenities. You will find several supermarkets, bakeries, butcher's shops and at the southern harbour there is a daily fruit, vegetable and fish market.
Food and leisure in Zadar The cosy restaurant and the café-bar in the marina are located on the water front and visitors not only enjoy their Dalmatian specialities here, but also the glorious views of the historic centre and the harbour basin. There are numerous restaurants and cafés in the alleys in the historic centre.
The centre of Zadar with its numerous historic places of interest is worth visiting, in particular the sea organ and the light installation “Greetings to the sun” created by the architect Nikola Bašić and located on the waterfront. And if you are feeling lucky, then you can visit the marina's own casino.
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Awful situation: Dirty jetty full of birds poo, broken power outlets (broken cover, what makes big problems when it's raining), unfriendly staff, deteriorated and dirty bathrooms, no warm water at the shower and no understanding for that when it comes to paying.
Well... slightly overpriced.

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Tomoca BAR type
Tomoca's Italian heritage is evident in its Italian-style roast of Harrar beans, one of the oldest Arabica cultivars. BAR type, dark roast beans. Your coffee will have a bold flavor, a floral aroma and complex notes of sweet fruit.
Vacuum packed to maintain freshness. Vacuum packed beans don't rattle in the package as they are tightly wrapped by the bag. 500 gm and 250 gm sizes.
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|· Aroma: Berry, Earthy, Chocolate|
|· Flavor: Typical mocha|
|· Body: Medium tending to heavy body|

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Eye health is of great importance in terms of quality of life. If some eye diseases are not treated early, they may progress to permanent damage, leading to vision loss. For this reason, it is of great importance to have regular eye examination and to detect possible diseases in the eyes before they progress. Healthy people should undergo eye screening once a year, and those who have any complaints about eye health should be examined by the Eye Health and Diseases department.
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Watching Me Watching You
Mixed media, 2021
Tracey Snelling recreates architectural mockups of existing places as well as ones made up of memories of different buildings; streets, neighbourhoods, illuminated signs or film scenes. The multi-storey brick building was inspired by Rear Window by Hitchcock where the protagonist kills time forcibly spent at home furtively observing through the window scenes from other people’s lives. The film’s script is about the voyeur aspect of social cohabitation and the building’s windows are replaced by images from the endless flow in social media and internet. Screens are the windows into someone else’s intimate space which is nowadays on display, evaluated, commented and rented through subscription.
Tracey Snelling (1970, USA) has exhibited in international museums and institutions, including the The Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Belgium; Palazzo Reale, Milan; The Museum of Arts and Design, New York; Kunstmuseen Krefeld, Germany; and El Museo de Arte de Banco de la Republica, Bogota, among other places. She has had solo exhibitions throughout the US as well as in China, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, London, and Italy. In 2015 she received the Joan Mitchell Painters and Sculptors Grant. In 2017, Snelling was awarded a fellowship at the Institute for the Humanities at the University of Michigan, and also completed permanent sculptural commissions at the Historisches Museum Frankfurt and Facebook offices in California. Snelling showed an installation in the Arsenale at the Venice Biennale 2019, sponsored by Swatch, and in the Havana Biennale 2019. She has been chosen for the 2021 Roman J. Witt Residency/Fellowship at the University of Michigan (postponed to 2022) and the Tokyo Art and Space International Creator Residency Program 2020 (postponed to 2022). Snelling was recently awarded the Foundwork Art Prize, 2020. She lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

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Learn about Peter's life with the greatest rock icons of the 20th century.
During the event, Peter will be talking about his experience in the music business in the 70s and the 80s, collaborating with artists like David Bowie, Lou Reed, Mott The Hoople and, of course, Queen.
Peter Hince met Queen in 1973, then began working for the band full-time during their 1975 masterpiece album A Night at the Opera. He was the head of their road crew until their final concert in 1986.
His recent book Queen Unseen offers a revealing insight into the life of the Freddie Mercury and the years in which Queen became one of the biggest bands in the world. It also includes pictures of the band which Peter personally took.
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The 2,000-page “Obamacare” agenda is stalled, but some want to try to jump-start “reform.” Republicans introduced a 200-page substitute for H.R. 3962, which failed on a vote of 176 to 258. Now the President plans to meet with Republican congressional leaders.
“A bipartisan clunker is still a clunker,” says George Watson, D.O., President of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). “We say junk the clunker.”
It’s not the health care system that is broken, stated Mark Kellen, M.D., immediate past president of AAPS. “Government is broken,” he said.
Not only that: government is broke.
The third-party-payment system certainly needs reform, AAPS believes. Government needs to enable cross-state purchase of insurance, association plans, expanded health savings accounts, and equal tax treatment of individually owned policies.
Republicans promote some of these good ideas, but they need to be in simple stand-alone bills, not packaged with hundreds of pages that could hide a lot of lemons.
As the AMA said in the 1950s but has apparently forgotten, “The voluntary way is the American way.”
Insurance is a voluntary risk-sharing contract. But Congress is trying to “fix” it by forcing Americans to buy, or insurance companies to sell only products meeting government mandates.
Electronic records, prevention, wellness incentives, and other measures might offer great benefits. And if they do, people will choose them freely. Why force the government way on Americans from the top down? The very fact of closed-door meetings with special-interest groups should answer that question.
So far, the healthcare nondebate has been an appalling case of governmental malpractice. It’s time to have a sober discussion of real problems and solutions—instead of endless platitudes and posturing, frantic arm-twisting, back-door deal-making, and midnight Christmas Eve votes.
Instead of trying to “transform” American medicine, Washington should set its own house in order. That’s where the real emergency is.

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T he shooter targeted a nightclub where people came together to be with friends, to dance and to sing, and to live. The place where they were attacked was more than a nightclub—it is a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. There are fewer gay bars in Madison today than there were 25 years ago, when I lived there. There are fewer gay bars just about everywhere these days. Think pieces have been written about the disappearance of gay bars queer nightclubs.
Gay people can drink anywhere they want to these days—and besides, we have hookup apps. Who needs gay bars anymore? My husband had a Stella; I had a club soda and a pot lozenge.
Pac-Man, we met up with friends, we ordered another round. "Find A Gay Bar" bars exist because they are safe places in a world that remains unsafe for LGBT [people]. It feels wrong to write this now, at this moment, while we're still reeling. But there are fewer gay bars today because there are more places where we are safe in this world. Or more places we feel safe. Just as there's no such thing as "safe sex," only "safer sex," there's really no such thing as a safe place—elementary schools aren't safe, movie theaters aren't safe, workplace holiday parties aren't safe, queer clubs aren't safe.
But today, many queer people feel safe enough to be out in our workplaces even while it remains legal to fire people for being LGBT in 28 statessafe enough to be out in our communities despite continued gay bashings and appalling rates of anti-trans violenceand safe enough to be out to our biological families despite the rejection we fear and sometimes receive.


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The Russian historian explains the 1920s retreat from the Revolution’s high ideals under the New Economic Policy.
April 4, 2014
LQ Podcast 59: Cesar Chavez
Author Miriam Pawel discusses her new biography, The Crusades of Cesar Chavez, detailing the complicated life of the man she claimed led the last great social movement of the twentieth century.
March 18, 2014
LQ Podcast 58: Greg Grandin
Greg Grandin describes the real-life 1805 slave revolt at sea that inspired Herman Melville’s Benito Cereno. It’s the subject of his latest book, The Empire of Necessity: Slavery, Freedom, and Deception in the New World.
March 5, 2014
LQ Podcast 57: Daniil Kharms
Exploring the life and work of the early Russian surrealist with translators Anthony Anemone and Peter Scotto.
February 19, 2014
LQ Podcast 56: Doris Kearns Goodwin
Goodwin discusses her latest book, The Bully Pulpit, with our very own Lewis Lapham.
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February 5, 2014
LQ Podcast 55: Gillian Jacobs
Dirty French stories and poetry, and the complaints of a medieval Japanese courtier, all from our Comedy issue, as read by Community star Gillian Jacobs.
January 21, 2014
LQ Podcast 54: Dick Cavett
Dick Cavett and Lewis Lapham talk about the history of comedy, lessons learned from Mark Twain and Groucho Marx, and that time they both tried out for the same play at Yale.
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LQ Podcast 53: Richard Pryor
Explore the genius of Richard Pryor’s comedy and the tragic life behind it with David and Joe Henry, authors of the new Pryor biography Furious Cool.
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LQ Podcast 52: The Blood Telegram
In 1971 a military crackdown by the Pakistani government resulted in a horrific genocide against the people of East Pakistan, present-day Bangladesh. Professor Gary J. Bass recounts this dark chapter and explains why the United States bears some responsibility for the crimes.


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EDAN is the first bilingual (English and French) TV network to share black cultural experiences with the global community. EDAN is committed to providing authentic, innovative, intelligent, and engaging programming that inspires people and bridges communities from all over the world. Their content appeals to a sophisticated audience interested and passionate about black culture.
Each facet of the star in the EDAN logo represents an ethnic group from the black community. The star itself represents the unity of a nation. We are one. Our concept is simple: we represent the diaspora of the African nation by having the individual triangles of the star come together in a variety of animations to form the EDAN logo. We believe the idea of separate elements coming together can be interpreted in diverse ways to create a strong collection of idents.
MENUS, ENDPAGES AND LOWER THIRDS
We developed a comprehensive style guide for tune-in menus, promo end pages and lower thirds. We refined the color palette to create a cohesive and responsive flow of information.
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We created a toolkit of keyable elements to blend program footage with EDAN’s new identity. We selected Brandon Grotesque as the on screen typeface because of its strength, versatility and geometric-style sans serif qualities. It combines a functional look with a warm human appeal.


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Cultural Heritage is an expression of the ways of living developed by a community and passed on from generation to generation, including customs, practices, places, objects, artistic expressions and values. It is a human creation intended to inform. As part of human activity Cultural Heritage produces tangible representations of the value systems, beliefs, traditions and lifestyles. Due to various human activities over time, it has been either partially deteriorated or completely lost. JSW Foundation actively supports organizations and initiatives that preserve and promote art, culture, and heritage of India. This is achieved through setting up art precincts, restoring the heritage structures and preserving legacy by establishing museums thereby leading to enhancement of our cultural heritage.
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We believe it is very important to renovate and restore our heritage, hence, JSW Foundation with its team, has been trying to preserve our rich culture and history, one day at a time. Our hard work and efforts have been recognised by UNESCO and we have also been honoured with an award by Asia Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.
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Palermo sell Pinilla, Cassani
Palermo have confirmed today that they have reached agreements with Cagliari and Fiorentina for the sales of Mauricio Pinilla and Mattia Cassani.
Official: Amauri returns to Parma
Parma have re-signed former Juventus striker Amauri, marking a return for the player to the club he spent 2010-11 on loan at.
Fiorentina eyeing Kjaer
Simon Kjaer could be back in Serie A again next term, with Fiorentina the latest club reportedly prepared to take the Dane on.
Italian trio wanted Enrique
Luis Enrique reportedly turned down offers from three Italians clubs this summer after announcing his departure from Roma.
Amauri set for Parma switch
Italian international Amauri could re-sign for Parma ahead of the 2012-13 campaign, reports are suggesting.
Viviano wants Fiorentina, but…
Palermo director general Giorgio Perinetti has hinted that Emiliano Viviano may not end up with Fiorentina this summer.
Vargas for Liverpool or Malaga
Juan Manuel Vargas “could leave Fiorentina” and has received interest from Liverpool and Malaga, confirmed his agent.
Traffic building for Kone
Both Catania and Fiorentina are interested in signing Brescia’s attacking midfielder Panagiotis Kone.
Behrami hints at Fiorentina exit
Valon Behrami has hinted via Twitter that he could be leaving Fiorentina. “Time to take some hard decision in my life...”
Blind auction results
The blind auctions have been held and Roma bought Fabio Borini from Parma, while Bologna now own Alessandro Diamanti.
Gamberini has West Ham offer
Fiorentina defender Alessandro Gamberini is “wanted by Bayer Leverkusen and West Ham,” said his agent.
Blind auction list finalised
The list of players going to a blind auction tomorrow morning has been finalised, including Fabio Borini, Alessandro Diamanti, Houssine Kharja and Andrea Lazzari.
Viviano pushed towards Fiorentina
Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini thinks that goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano will join Fiorentina this summer.
Delio Rossi eyes national job
Sacked Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi says he thinks he has the qualities and skills to take charge of a national side.
Viviano to Fiorentina or Torino
Palermo have confirmed they will not be keeping Emiliano Viviano next season, as he could instead “go to Fiorentina, Torino or back to Inter.”
Amauri will remain in Serie A
Available striker Amauri has underlined that he will continue his career in Serie A – despite interest from abroad.
Matri will hold Juventus talks
Fiorentina have not made a bid for Alessandro Matri, but the player is set to have talks with Juventus about his future.
Fiorentina clarify Jovetic position
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Juventus to make Jovetic bid?
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Lego is apparently recession-proof; earlier today, the Danish toymaker announced that sales were up twenty-three per cent this year, and profits were up sixty per cent. The low-tech building blocks were the highest performers—probably for the reasons Anthony Lane chronicled in his 1998 visit to British Legoland. The line for a demonstration of a new computer-powered kind of Lego was too long, so he wandered around and found himself on top of a rubberized slope with four children:
This was my chance. I scooped up an armful of bricks and retired to a corner. Five minutes later, I was back, sizing up the competition….We jostled for position, placed our speed machines, and waited for the ramp to drop. It was over in seconds. The girl romped home. The vole failed to start…. I came in third. Lego is the greatest toy in the world.
Lane’s dispatch, which also featured a visit to the original Legoland, in Denmark, was accompanied by a photograph of a Lego city that Norman Mailer built in his living room in 1965 and refused to take apart. The entire article—and the complete archive of The New Yorker, back to 1925—is available to subscribers. Non-subscribers can purchase the individual issue.
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I left off on Friday with a sneak preview of what I was working on that day. Painting the master bedroom Behr Atmospheric. And if you follow me on Instagram, you know that I started to get really nervous that afternoon as the overcast skies lifted and it became really sun and bright out. These first two photos show the room as I was working on it – still with fairly overcast skies. You can also see the contrast really well of the white shutters and the not-white ceiling and board and batten that desperately need to be painted.
This is much closer to the shade I saw when the sun finally came out that afternoon. It was starting to look a lot bluer, with less gray/green tones.
I actually really like the color itself, but by the end of the evening, I immediately knew it was a mistake for our house – and I knew I shouldn’t have gone opposite of my tried and true light paints that are more me. Which was a total bummer since it took me over eight hours to get the first coat up – thanks mostly to the overhang part/ceiling that I also had to paint. Needless to say I was pretty frustrated at that point.
The good news? I found what I hope to be a new winner. I’m 90% convinced, but there is still entirely too much of the Atmospheric blue peaking through the first coat to know for sure. Check back tomorrow and I’ll show you the new inspiration pics for the color I selected in less than two hours Saturday morning.
What do you think? Are you a fan of Atmospheric? If you’re into bold colors, I think it really is a beautiful choice – just not for me.
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How to Play Solitaire Online: A Comprehensive Guide
Introduction: Solitaire is a classic card game that has captivated players for generations. With the advent of technology, it’s now possible to enjoy this timeless game online. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the rules, strategies, and tips for playing solitaire online. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned player, this guide will provide you with the knowledge and skills to master the game and have an enjoyable experience online.
Table of Contents:
- Understanding Solitaire: 1.1 History of Solitaire 1.2 Objective of Solitaire 1.3 Types of Solitaire Games
- Getting Started: 2.1 Choosing an Online Solitaire Platform 2.2 Registering an Account 2.3 Navigating the User Interface
- Rules of Solitaire: 3.1 Setup 3.2 Card Movements 3.3 Building the Foundations 3.4 Dealing with the Stockpile 3.5 The Talon 3.6 Ending the Game
- Strategies and Tips: 4.1 Analyzing the Initial Layout 4.2 Prioritizing Empty Columns 4.3 Uncovering Hidden Cards 4.4 Building Foundations Effectively 4.5 Reversing Moves and Undoing Mistakes 4.6 Time Management and Scoring
- Advanced Techniques: 5.1 Card Counting 5.2 Stack Movement Optimization 5.3 Stockpile Management 5.4 Utilizing Wildcards and Jokers 5.5 Multiplayer Solitaire Options
- Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked Questions: 6.1 Technical Issues 6.2 Common Gameplay Problems 6.3 FAQs
Conclusion: By following this comprehensive guide on playing solitaire online, you now have the necessary knowledge and strategies to become a skilled player. Remember to practice regularly to improve your skills and enjoy the game to the fullest. Solitaire is not only a great way to pass the time but also a wonderful exercise for your mind. So, gather your cards, find a reliable online platform, and immerse yourself in the world of solitaire. Good luck and have fun!
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Barbados With Funway
An Introduction to Barbados
A beautiful coastline, perfect temperatures and the friendliest people in the world
makes the affectation ‘The Gem of the Caribbean Sea’
as appropriate as Barbados being the perfect choice for visitors. Without question, it’s an island of contrasts – sleek and modern in many ways, yet clearly still bound to the customs, traditions and religious influences of England.
Despite measuring just 21 miles long and 14 miles wide, this jewel of an island now attracts a million tourists each year. It’s become the preferred destination for celebrities including R & B sensation Rihanna who was born in Saint Michael, Barbados. Although Barbados conjures up sleepy images of luxury holidays on sun kissed beaches fringed by palm trees, the island is deemed the Sports Mecca of the Caribbean! I discovered there is something for everyone here and whether it’s serenity or excitement you seek, Barbados offers an unbeatable range of holiday activities and sightseeing trips
Particularly beautiful is the west coast where you will find golden sands, stunning blue skies and calm turquoise waters that are perfect for snorkeling. This is where the main tourist hotels and attractions have been developed. Famous luxury resorts are a big draw here – well known as the Platinum Coast for the high number of very wealthy people who own houses. With a more dramatic rugged coastline, the panoramic views and amazing landscape make the north coast the perfect spot for a beach picnic or some afternoon sightseeing and exploring. Traveling down from the north along the east coast, there is an area called the Scotland District, so called for it’s resemblance to our Scottish hills. The Atlantic Ocean conjures up a spirit of vitality and surfers flock to Bathsheba for the rougher Atlantic seas and the big-wave action. The east coast has some spectacular views and understandably is protected.
Where to Stay
4* Bougainvilla Beach Resort, Christ Church
Set in tropical gardens along Maxwell Beach, this elegant eco friendly resort is 6 km from both Garrison Savannah Racetrack and the Barbados Museum & Historical Society. Transfer from Bridgetown Grantley Adams Airport only takes 15 minutes in a taxi. Upon arrival we were greeted by friendly faces and a potent and refreshing Rum Punch cocktail.
All with balconies or terraces, the airy studios and 1-bedroom suites come with complimentary Wi-Fi, iPod docks, and flat-screen TVs with premium channels. All include kitchenettes or full kitchens, plus living and dining areas. Children age 15 and under stay with an adult for no charge. Breakfast comes as standard and there is an option to upgrade to half board or all inclusive.
There are 2 beach front restaurants and 2 outdoor pools (1 with a swim-up bar). Other amenities include a spa, a fitness center and a tennis court. A kids’ club, a game room and water sports equipment are available.
4.5* Tamarind by Elegant Hotels, St James
Tamarind’s unhurried atmosphere blends warm Bajan hospitality with countless opportunities for fun. Situated on a perfect stretch of ocean front, Tamarind is a great choice to please everyone in your party. Adults can relax at the full service spa and kids enjoy interactive activities at the Flying Fish Kids Club. Delectable al fresco dining options abound, including the top-rated and locally-infused, Daphne’s Italian restaurant next door.
Elegant Hotels are a collection of 7 hotels located on the West and South coast of the island. Within the oceanfront properties you can enjoy the Taste of Elegance Dine Around Program or treat yourself to a relaxing spa treatment at any of the four on-site spas. You can try boogie boarding in exciting surf at Turtle Beach, or swim in lagoon style pools and visit the Cave Bar at Crystal Cove. By day, take the complimentary water taxi to the west coast sister hotels. Be sure to carve out a night for an exquisite adult-only dining experience at Tapestry located at the all new Treasure Beach Hotel.
Tamarind’s 104 contemporary and spacious guest rooms and suites are cheerfully designed with vibrant tropical touches. Each room features a balcony or patio with spectacular views of lush landscaped gardens or breathtaking stretch of ocean front. Free Wifi, coffee machines and complementary motorized water sports are included to give that extra special touch. The rooms have soft comfortable king and twin beds, and interconnecting junior suite options perfect for families.
One of the most loved excursions on the islands, Hop aboard the safari rigged Land Rover fleet, for a breath- taking off road adventure that takes you past rugged coastline and into lush gullies. You can book this as a private tour for up to 10 people where you can have flexibilty to choose your route, or join a group tour with a set itinerary. Tour highlights were stopping for a Banks beer at the Sea Side Bar in Bethsheba, one of Mick Jaggers favorite bars, and Gun Hill.
Cool Runnings Catamaran Cruise
This is a must on your bucket list! From the moment you are welcomed on board, you know this will be great. We enjoyed a rum punch sailing out of Bridgetown Port over crystal blue water. Next was snorkeling with the fish and turtles and over shipwrecks. This was absolutely fantastic! Lunch was a splendid collection of local delicacies, including the flying fish. Then on to music and dancing on the deck, Barbados style.
St Nicholas Abbey
One of the oldest homes on the island, and one of 3 Jacobean mansions left standing in the world, the Abbey is a stunning relic of Barbados’ past. Lovingly restored by the Warren family, the historic home boasts rum tastings, tours of the 17th century home and heritage railway experience.
Food & Drink
Every Friday and Saturday night, everyone flocks to Oistins on the south coast, which is a truly cultural open air event. There are numerous bars and food stalls offering all manner of rum-based drinks and fresh-from-the-sea fish.
Barbados’ restaurant scene is fairly mixed, from inexpensive stands selling pastries stuffed with spicy meat and potatoes to the elegant eateries serving international foods from around the world. The restaurants here are renowned as some of the best in the Caribbean. An experience not to miss is a tasting menu at the Rum Vault which boasts 150 varieties of rum sourced from across the globe. This is a private dining experience at Colony Club and the Rum Ambassadors have perfectly paired each course with a rum cocktail to perfectly complement it.
The Mill Restaurant has a good selection of tasty burgers (lamb and beef and veggie-mushroom), pulled pork, ramen, and poke bowls. While the surrounding are industrial and shopping, they have created a beautiful oasis garden that really feels like a retreat from the normal hustle and bustle. A real gem.


While we’ve touted the 787 Dreamliner as being 20 percent more fuel efficient than other airplanes its size, we always knew the proof would be in the actual performance. Thanks to our launch customer ANA, we now have the numbers to back us up.
The airline just released stats showing their 787s have saved them 21 percent in fuel per flight compared to a 767. To put it in other terms, the savings equates to the fuel used for their Tokyo to Frankfurt route over an entire month. That’s huge to the airline’s bottom line.
But we’re not just beating our customer’s expectations. We’re also exceeding passenger expectations. A survey of nearly 800 ANA passengers flying long-haul on the Dreamliner between Tokyo and Frankfurt yielded the following results:
• Nine out of 10 passengers said their overall experience met or exceeded expectations
• Four out of five said the higher humidity levels met or exceeded expectations
• 92 percent said cabin ambience was as good as or better than they expected
• Air quality and cabin pressure met or exceeded expectations for nine out of 10
• Cabin lighting exceeded expectations for 90 percent of passengers
• Smoothness of the flight was as good as or better than expected for 87 percent
And if you needed more proof that the 787 is one of the most highly anticipated airplanes in aviation history, keep in mind that the survey also found four out of 10 passengers chose their flight simply because they wanted to fly on the Dreamliner.
As the 787 Dream Tour came to a close last week, one thing was for certain. The reaction the airplane received at every stop around the world was overwhelming. We can’t wait to see how our other customers and their passengers feel about the airplane.


Bruce Springsteen, Sharon Van Etten, Fountains of Wayne and SZA were among the names who took part in the Jersey 4 Jersey benefit livestream show on April 22.
Springsteen opened the show with his wife, Patti Scialfa, performing a rendition of Land of Hope and Dreams. They returned later in the broadcast with a cover of Tom Waits’ Jersey Girl.
Fountains of Wayne also performed their first live appearance for 7 years, and paid tribute to their late singer, Adam Schlesinger who passed away earlier this month due to complication from COVID-19. They were joined by Sharon Van Etten for a run through their track, Hackensack.
Halsey performed a version of Finally//Beautiful for the livestream, and SZA played a rendition of 20 Something from her home.
The event was put together to raise money for the New Jersey Pandemic Relief fund, which will give aid to vulnerable parts of New Jersey. during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ASUS is making a good showing at Computex this year. The company behind the Eee Pad Transformer, and Slider isn’t just focusing on Android though. ASUS is well-known for its sleek laptop and netbook designs, as well, and they’ve just added an ultra-thin new laptop to their lineup in the form of the UX21. The UX21 is 17mm at its thickest point, weighs in at about 2.4 lbs, and is constructed of aluminum alloy for durability. What could possibly sweeten the pot? How about the internal components? When asleep the laptop has a 2 second revive time, a SATA III SSD (solid state drive), USB 3.0 connectivity and it can hibernate for over a week. You can customize it to work with up to a Core i7 processor as well! No word on pricing or where you can pick one up, but ASUS expects to have the device to market by September.
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Prime Time Palm Beach County Virtual Summer Camp
Keep your children learning and having fun this summer with new sessions every week that will include live interactive programming and hands-on learning activities provided by local content experts. All sessions are free and open to the public. Registration is not required to attend.
Free Meals for Kids and Teens
Click on the link to see a map of food pickup locations, or call 2-1-1 or text FOODFL to 877-877. Grab and go meals and social distancing measures are in effect at all sites.
Free Childrens eBooks About COVID-19
Dozens of free eBooks about the coronavirus and COVID-19, in multiple languages and for kids, provided by the New York City School Library System.
The Palm Beach County Library System has partnered with Age of Learning to provide free home access to ABCmouse, Adventure Academy, and ReadingIQ during the period of our library closure due to COVID-19.
Virtual Science Fair Series
The South Florida Science Center and Aquarium is hosting four two-week virtual science fairs for K-8 students beginning April 6. No charge for participation. Donations are accepted.
Ask a Librarian
Palm Beach County Library staff are available by text or chat during library hours or email anytime and staff will respond during library hours.
Story Time from Space
Videos of astronauts reading books from the International Space Station. A project of the Global Space Education Foundation.
Digital Public Library of America E-Learning Resources
DPBLA's primary source sets are helpful resources for educators preparing to teach remotely during the COVID-19 outbreak. Each set contains a variety of primary sources, context, lesson plans, discussion questions and student activities.
Stuck Inside Facebook Group
A public Facebook group created by members of a story time group for librarians and educators created to share free (even if just for the duration of the current pandemic) online educational and entertainment resources.
Videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. Readers include Viola Davis, Chris Pine, Lily Tomlin, Kevin Costner, Annette Bening, James Earl Jones, Betty White and more.
Live streamed events for kids, tweens, and teens by professional authors and illustrators represented by Stimola Literary Studio.
Videos, podcasts, crafts, activities and more from a diverse group of parents, educators, librarians, kid lit creators, and award-winning filmmakers working together to create fun new ways to reinforce an appreciation of reading that children will carry with them for the rest of their lives.
Just For Kids: A Comic Exploring the New Coronavirus
NPR asked experts to answer questions kids may ask about coronavirus and made it into a comic. Includes a link to a printable zine-style template and instructions on how to fold the template into a small zine.
Database of books supported by Reading Counts! quizzes and guided level reading
Mystery Science is offering access to their most popular science lessons for anyone to use for free.
Lunch Doodles with Mo Williems
Popular children's author Mo Willems is offering a daily video series for readers, artists, and makers. Videos are posted at 1 pm ET each day and can be viewed later as well.
YouTube channel created children's book writers and illustrators with workshops, readings, activities, art projects, writing games, writing advice, and more.
Educational games for kids
Use the #operationstorytime tag to find authors offering video readings of their books. This blog post has a list with links to several authors using the tag.
Meals for children during school closures
Palm Beach County School Food Service is providing 'Grab and Go' bags filled with breakfast, lunch, supper, and a snack. Boxes of food from Feeding South Florida will also be available on specific dates per location.


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Miami, a vibrant and culturally diverse city in southeastern Florida, is known for its stunning beaches, lively nightlife, and bustling urban environment.
As a major hub of international trade, tourism, and business, Miami’s transportation system is pivotal in maintaining the city’s dynamic pace.
The city offers a variety of transportation options like Miami limo Services that cater to residents and visitors, contributing to its unique charm and functionality.
List of the 7 main transportation in Miami?
Miami’s transportation infrastructure is a blend of various modes, each catering to different needs and preferences. The main transportation in Miami, Florida include:
Automobiles and Highways:
Like many American cities, automobiles are a dominant mode of transportation in Miami. Miami’s urban layout encourages private vehicle use, leading to traffic congestion, especially during peak hours.
Metrorail and Metromover: Miami-Dade County operates a comprehensive public transit system that includes the Metrorail and Metromover. The Metrorail is a rapid transit system with elevated tracks connecting various neighborhoods and suburbs, providing a reliable alternative to car travel. The Metromover, on the other hand, is a free automated people mover that operates within the downtown area, serving as a convenient mode of transport for locals and tourists.
The Metrobus system covers an extensive network of routes throughout the city and surrounding areas. Metrobus provides more flexibility regarding routes and stops, making it an accessible option for those who require transportation to specific locations not covered by rail.
Taxis and Ride-Sharing:
Taxis are common in Miami Florida, particularly around major tourist destinations and transportation hubs. Additionally, ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft have gained immense popularity due to their convenience and ease of use, providing another option for people to navigate the city.
Miami’s warm climate and flat terrain make it a suitable environment for cycling enthusiasts. The city has been gradually improving its biking infrastructure, including designated bike lanes and bike-sharing programs, encouraging more residents and visitors to opt for eco-friendly and healthy transportation alternatives.
Ports and Waterways:
Given its coastal location, Miami boasts one of the world’s busiest and most significant cruise ports. Port Miami facilitates cruise ship travel and plays a pivotal role in international trade. Additionally, the city’s intricate network of waterways allows for various forms of water-based transportation, such as water taxis and private boat services.
Miami International Airport, one of the busiest airports in the United States, connects the city to destinations around the globe. The airport’s strategic location makes it a major gateway for domestic and international travelers, contributing significantly to the city’s economic and cultural exchanges.
Future Trends and Sustainability
Miami strives to adapt and evolve as the world increasingly focuses on sustainable transportation solutions. The city has been trying to enhance its public transportation infrastructure to reduce traffic congestion and provide environmentally friendly options. Initiatives include expanding the Metrorail system, improving bus services, and promoting pedestrian-friendly urban planning.
Moreover, introducing electric scooters and bikes for short-distance travel has gained traction, offering a last-mile connectivity solution for commuters. These micromobility options contribute to reduced traffic congestion and lower carbon emissions.
The Transportation Landscape: A Reflection of Miami’s Diversity
In conclusion, the transportation landscape of Miami, Florida mirrors the city’s diverse and dynamic nature. From the bustling highways and iconic Metro mover to the cruise ships dotting the coastline, Miami offers a spectrum of transportation choices to cater to the needs of its residents and the millions of tourists who flock to its shores each year.
As the city continues to grow and evolve, so will its transportation options, reflecting Miami’s commitment to accessibility, sustainability, and innovation.


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Chinese author Mo Yan wins Nobel Prize in literature (+video)
Nobel Laureate Mo Yan gives readers outside China an idea of what it is like to be Chinese, while people inside China gain a sense of history, says one distinguished translator.
Mr. Mo was given the prize for novels in which, “with hallucinatory realism [he] merges folk tales, history, and the contemporary,” in the words of Peter Englund, Secretary of the Swedish Academy that awards the prize, speaking in Stockholm.
Mo, whose real name is Guan Moye but who writes under the pen name “Mo Yan,” meaning “don’t speak,” has written a number of sprawling novels tackling major themes of modern Chinese history such as land reform and enforced birth control. His work betrays the literary influences of William Faulkner and magical realist Gabriel García Márquez.
“He absorbed a lot of foreign literature and Chinese traditions and came up with a new direction for Chinese literary language,” says Eric Abrahamsen, a literary translator in Beijing.
Mo first attracted international attention in 1987 with his novel “Red Sorghum” which was later made into a film by director Zhang Yimou. He has since won almost all the prizes available to Chinese writers, but his artistic achievements have sometimes been overshadowed by his readiness to acquiesce to the wishes of a government that persecutes writers of whom it disapproves.


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Situated in the centre of the historical old town of Dresden, the hotel is just a few steps away from Residenzschloss (royal palace), Semper Opera and the renowned Frauenkirche. It combines modern interior design with cutting-edge technology and the warmth of Swiss hospitality.
Opened 1 May
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Facilities include the Restaurant Wohnstube, Schloss bar, Pürovel spa & sport, and roof terrace for private events.
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Kachin Independence Army (KIA) Battalion 36 targeted Burma Army Light Infantry Division (LID) 99 with a bomb near Pang Hseng (Kyu Koke) Town, northern Shan State on the morning of 17 March.
The bomb was detonated near a gate in Nambarthet Village at 5am near to soldiers from LID 99 who were setting off to Mongkoe said an official from KIA Brigade 6.
LID 99 has been operating in the area under the control of KIA Brigade 6.
Following the bomb explosion there was no further fighting between the KIA and the Burma Army.
But, following the blast the Burma Army fired into a nearby house and injured Yogara Shin, a Chinese man, who is now receiving treatment in Manshi Hospital in China.
The number of Burma Army casualties from the blast is unknown, but the military column continued marching towards Mongkoe following the explosion.
Since the KIA officially confirmed the area of northern Shan State under the control of KIA Brigade 6 over 2,000 Burma Army troops have been carrying out territory clearance operations in the area claimed by Brigade 6.
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CBDT also told that “The Department has now released a new functionality ‘ITR Filing Compliance Check’ which will be available to Scheduled Commercial Banks (SCBs) to check the IT Return filing status of PANs in bulk mode.” The Income Tax (I-T) division on September 2 said it has propelled a functionality for commercial banks to check the status of Income Tax Returns documented by entities based on their Permanent Account Number (PAN). The IT department has also provided a functionality which is known as “Confirmation of Relevance u/s 194N” to the banks and as well as post offices from July 1, 2020.
Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) through an official notification said that the commercial banks are now included in the list of agencies with which the tax authorities can share information easily. Through this, the bank/post office can get the relevant rate of TDS under section 194N of the Income-Tax Act, 1961 by entering the PAN of the individual withdrawing cash from the official account, the CBDT said in an announcement.
The IT division said SCBs can computerize and incorporate the cycle with the core banking solution of the banks. “Scheduled Commercial Banks are required to document and implement appropriate information security policies and procedures with clearly defined roles and responsibilities to ensure the security of information.”
It said that the data related to money withdrawal had demonstrated that a colossal measure of money is being pulled back by people who have never documented their Income Tax Returns (ITR). To guarantee the filing of return by these people and to keep track on money withdrawals by non-filers, and to restrain the black money, the Finance Act, 2020 with impact from July 1, 2020, further revised the I-T Act, 1961, to bring down the edge of money withdrawal to Rs 20 lakh for the appropriateness of TDS for non-filers. It also calculated TDS at a higher rate of 5 percent on money withdrawal surpassing Rs 1 crore by non-filers.


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In this visually stunning and highly informative book, two of the UK’s leading photographers, Mark Bauer and Ross Hoddinott, investigate widely accepted theories on composition and what appeals to our sense of beauty. They also put the principles into practice, using their own images to illustrate the points. Technique is discussed, but the emphasis is firmly on how it affects the aesthetics of an image. This book is aimed at those who have grasped the fundamental technical aspects of photography and are keen to expand your artistic understanding.
The principles of composition to convey meaning and emotion are at the heart and soul of landscape photography. This title tackles the art of composition in great depth, emphasizing how technique can impact on the aesthetics of an image.


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Bollywood actors Richa Chadha and Payal Ghosh told the Bombay High Court on Wednesday that they have amicably settled their dispute and filed consent terms, under which Ghosh has withdrawn her statement made against Chadha and also tendered an apology.
Last week, Richa Chadha filed a defamation suit against Ghosh and alleged that the latter had made a "false, baseless, indecent and derogatory statement" against her. Chadha had also demanded monetary compensation.
Richa Chadha's statement.
On Wednesday, advocate Nitin Satpute, appearing for Ghosh, told Justice A K Menon that both the parties have settled the matter amicably and submitted a statement of undertaking. Ghosh, in the undertaking, has said that she will withdraw the statement she made against Chadha and tendered an apology.
"Both parties have agreed they would not file any cases against each other with regard to this matter and there will not be any demand for monetary compensation,” Satpute told HC. Justice Menon accepted the same and disposed the suit against Ghosh.
Chadha's advocates Veerendra Tulzapurkar and Saveena Bedi Sachar also said the matter has been resolved.
On September 23, Ghosh lodged an FIR at Mumbai's Versova police station, levelling charges of rape against filmmaker Anurag Kashyap. Kashyap has denied all allegations and reportedly provided documentary evidence to Mumbai Police on October 1, claiming that he was in Sri Lanka at the time when the alleged incident was said to have taken place.


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LC Sax Quartet to give a pair of concerts
The Lewis-Clark State College Saxophone Quartet will perform twice during the first week of November, including a concert at Lewis-Clark State College.
The Quartet will perform on Friday, Nov. 4, at noon at the Washington State University Library and part of the WSU Atrium Series. The Quartet then performs at LCSC on Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lewis-Clark State College Silverthorne Theatre. Both concerts are free and open to the public.
The concerts, entitled "Three Soloists and a Quartet", feature music by J.S. Bach, William Grant Still, and George Gershwin. There will also be three soloist performances on the program.
The Quarter is comprised of Bill Perconti, Duke Sullivan, Ted King-Smith, and Ryan King.


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THE BERNARD G. SEGAL MEMORIAL LECTURE IN LAW AND ETHICS
Flaws in the criminal justice system threaten the social fabric of our country. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. will share new approaches to criminal justice reform, including initiatives to promote alternatives to incarceration, address implicit bias, and enhance relations between law enforcement and the communities they serve. He will also address contemporary public safety issues like human trafficking and cybercrime.
Moderator: Marc Gary, Executive Vice Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer, JTS, and Former General Counsel, Fidelity Investments and BellSouth Corporation.
April 4, 2017, 7:30 p.m. at JTS
$10 general admission; $5 for non-JTS students with valid ID; free for JTS students, faculty, and staff.
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Leonie Sherif admits that she was inspired by the big three M’s of 80’s music, Michael, Mariah and Madonna…as in Jackson, Carey and …well, madonna. And there is a lot in her music which harkens back to that golden age of pop. Not that Equilibrium is in anyway dated, it is anything but, its just that it seems to be built around the same sense of musical drama, an epic popness, this is music with a big personality.
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researcher at the National University of Singapore.
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text: (Tampa, Florida; Feb. 24, 2018) Turkeys. It’s always turkeys. Every time wildlife has actually stopped Sara Jane (my car), it’s a flock of wild turkeys! First time was when I drove into Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky back in December. Then again as I drove the perimeter of the Cowpens National Battlefield Park in … Continue reading Travel Log: Turkeys. It’s Always Turkeys!

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Turin Brakes have been “rehearsing” for the upcoming Summer dates (perhaps some fresh song selections in the setlist?), according to Twitter. And – possibly not coincidentally but as a product of these rehearsals – today a jam popped up on Soundcloud (yes the guys have joined Soundcloud). It’s called “TB Afro Jam” and it sound pretty good, I’d say. Clickez-vous below to listen. And bookmark this page in case anything else pops up.


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Vietnam Airlines crew
After a long journey to bring more than 200 Vietnamese citizens home safely, the crew were all relieved and happy to have fulfilled an important mission.
Flight attendant Pham Xuan Truong, who was also on flights repatriating Vietnamese citizens from Germany, the Netherlands, and France, volunteered for this special flight. This one, he said, is probably the most memorable and emotional he has flown in his career.
At 1.30pm on July 28 (Equatorial Guinea time), the Airbus A350 aircraft, carrying crew members, medical staff, and health equipment, landed at Bata International Airport in Equatorial Guinea - a small facility with poor infrastructure.
It was very hot outside, Truong said, but more than 200 Vietnamese workers had waited patiently for the plane to arrive. When it landed, Truong saw Vietnamese citizens cheerfully waving and full of hope.
They had been at the terminal for some time. There were no seats, no fans, and no drinking water. They just stood around or sat on the ground, Truong said.
After the plane doors opened, more than 200 protective suits were given to passengers. When coming on board, they were warmly welcomed by crew members, showing solidarity and order in strictly implementing preventive measures.
For 22-year-old flight attendant Nguyen Anh Tuan, this was not the first time he had volunteered to work on flights bringing Vietnamese citizens home during the COVID-19 pandemic, as he earlier engaged in repatriation efforts from Germany and France. He said he will volunteer for other flights.
This special flight, he said, had five sets of protective gear for the crew. While hot to wear, all flight attendants did so.
It took a total of 37 hours to fly from Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport to Bata, and return.
When the plane landed in Vietnam, everyone on board was excited to be home safe and sound.
Sharing his feelings after the long flight, Tuan said he felt proud because all 219 Vietnamese citizens came back home safely.
When asked about the possibility of him catching the virus, he said he accepts the risk. “I believe in our medical staff, who have steadfastly fought the disease and treated many patients,” he said.
The 14-day quarantine at the National Hospital for Tropical Disease in Dong Anh district in Hanoi will pass quickly and everything will be fine, he said with smile.
Vietnam Airlines and “special flight” bringing Vietnamese home
|Vietnamese citizens say thanks to the Vietnamese Government and Vietnam Airlines for repatriating them from Equatorial Guinea (Photo: VNA)|
A special flight carrying 219 Vietnamese citizens previously living in Equatorial Guinea landed safely at Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport a couple of days ago.
It was the 41st flight conducted by the national flag carrier to bring Vietnamese people home from different parts of the world. It was the first time, however, that the airline had to do so while also dealing with a large number of infections, as many passengers are thought to be carrying COVID-19.
Dang Anh Tuan, head of the airline’s Communications and Branding Department, said right from the early days of the first outbreak, Vietnam Airlines has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the Government and people everywhere and every time.
Despite facing a high risk of infection, its staff have been willing to put themselves on the frontlines of the national fight against the pandemic, Tuan said, adding that more than 130 employees, including pilots, flight attendants, technicians, and ground staff, voluntarily agreed to be part of the flight and this is truly touching.
“Flights followed the strictest standards and had experienced flight crews and highly-qualified engineers, technicians, and ground staff,” he said. “Standby spare parts were also taken, so any technology-related problems could be addressed.”
Tuan said Vietnam Airlines had prepared for a month for the special flight, with dozens of meetings held to discuss every detail, under the direction of the Prime Minister, the National Steering Committee for COVID-19 Prevention and Control, and the Ministry of Transport.
With its experience in repatriating Vietnamese citizens from unstable places such as Libya in 2011 and 2014 or Japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, Vietnam Airlines worked with relevant ministries and sectors such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health on preparations and on having suspected cases of infection on board.
All necessary preparations relating to technical issues and protective gear were made, to deal with any and all situations that may occur on the flight.
Preparation of fuel for the aircraft at Equatorial Guinea’s Bata International Airport was also problematic, as the airport had no fuel at all.
But the carrier worked with the Equatorial Guinean side to resolve the problem, with the latter making arrangements for fuel to be transported to the Bata International Airport.
To deal with every arising circumstance, Vietnam Airlines decided to choose the most experienced crew members, Tuan explained, adding that the captain previously flew to Libya to rescue Vietnamese workers.
After landing in Hanoi, Captain Pham Dinh Hung told the Vietnam News Agency: “The flight was safe. No passengers had any problems during the journey from Bata to Noi Bai.”
Phung Hoang Quan, a flight attendant onboard the special flight, said it was his third trip repatriating Vietnamese. Unlike previous flights, however, where most of the passengers were students, this flight had passengers who had been identified as being possibly infected with COVID-19.
“I’m not married as yet, so before these flights this I always speak with my parents,” he said. “Fortunately, they understand the nature of my career and support me.”
He added that if Vietnam Airlines conducts more such special flights, he will again put his hand up./.VNA


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If you're here because you followed a bookmark to one of our New Zealand photos, I did a reorganization. So now the poor machine can't find anything.
I was categorizing the photos by year as well as date in the New Zealand albums. That was creating way too many directories. So now all photos from a given area are in one place. For instance:
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Manager post AirdrieoniansSaturday, 11th Feb 2023
Link to audio of James McPake’s post match interview
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It was no surprise that the Dunfermline manager James McPake coined the first half performance “nowhere near acceptable”. Speaking after a 4-3 win he described his team as being outfought in the first half.
“We were second to every ball. Airdrie wanted it more than us. It is disappointing and it’s the first time that I have labelled that at that group. It was nowhere near the standard that great away support deserved or that I want to be manager of a team that comes out and plays like that. I can accept getting beat, I can accept conceding goals but what I can’t accept is another team wanting it more than us for 45 minutes and maybe I’m not sure in the second half when they had eleven men.
“We were a wee bit better when we started the second half okay. Obviously we conceded the goal, another poor goal but the three things that do come out of that and over the course of the 94 minutes was the character we showed to get back in the game, to get the three points and the performances of the subs that came on, they were outstanding.
“That is the positive and the players deserve a lot of credit for licking their wounds at half time and performing because that is not easy when you are 3-0 down. Dave (Mackay) said that after the match, not a lot of them will have, or might never again come back from 3-0 down to win a game. Within the playing squad Kyle Benedictus is the only one that has happened too. That’s a massive show of character from the group but it is nothing less than the fans deserve.
“I was disappointed, embarrassed with the first half performance, I will be honest. It wasn’t what these boys have shown since 14th or 15th June. Even in training and everything they do, they do it with real determination and real desire whether it is a training session or a game but for 45 minutes today it certainly wasn’t that.”
What is your view on the goal that was disallowed in 17th minute?
“I couldn’t see it from here but that doesn’t take away from the fact that we were second to every ball. That Airdrie team looked like the6 wanted it more than us, they certainly ran more than us and that’s what we have built this squad on - that we keep running even when things are going wrong.
“I can accept when things are going wrong but you roll your sleeves up and help your mate out. You just run about and people will say ‘what about all the good football that teams play’ but the bottom line at all these top good clubs with all these good players, what they do is they work as hard as they can. In the first half we didn’t do that so regardless of whether the goal was given or not, I still wouldn’t have been happy.”
What was your thinking regards substitutions in the first half?
“I think that I have shown before, myself and the staff if we don’t think something is going right or we are not happy then, it is nothing personal, we picked two that we thought we could take off and get other players on because there were players sitting on that bench who must have been sitting watching that thinking ‘why am I still sitting on the bench?’
“Lewis was running about, Craig was running about but apart from that everybody else just looked with acceptance that Airdrie were better than us today. ‘You know what? We were just going to raise the white flag’ but that’s not what we are about. That’s not what this football club is about, that’s not what those fans deserve. Thankfully we gave them something to celebrate in the end.
“We deserved the celebrations because it showed a lot of character. They deserve us to come over to them. Whether we won the game or not, the players would have gone over to them either to applaud them or to apologise to them because they don’t deserve that. It is not something that we want to do.”
The substitutes had a massive impact and did it for you today. You mentioned before that Robbie Mahon was a little unlucky not to play more?
“He was excellent, he was close to playing and you can see why. When you are training that way every day and you are not really getting your chance he must have been one of those ones sitting on the bench saying ‘how am I not getting a chance out there?’
“”Ewan (Otoo) was excellent on his debut after being flung in after 30 minutes to come on in a game when your team is 1-0 down at the time. It became 2-0 but the changes were getting made at 1-0.
“Nikolay gets another great goal, Kevin was excellent and in terms of the subs Chris Mochrie was excellent as well. The changes did work but again it wasn’t down to great play. They went on and they ran about, they put their shoulders to the wheel and said ‘look we are not accepting this’. Then everybody else followed suit, nobody accepted it and we got the win.
“Look, we got away with one because Airdrie were excellent, they are a very good team, they are the best team that we have played. That’s my opinion on it. People might think that is is disrespectful to the other teams but in the game at East End Park and then here, nobody has done that to us.
“We have another game against them next week which will be even harder because they will be hurting after being 3-0 up and losing the game. They will be down but next week they will come and be the same, be in our faces from the first minute. We need to stand up and do that because if we don’t we will not get away with it again.”
We could see what it meant to not just the fans but yourself and the coaching team. Was that because you had such a difficult game today?
“No it was because we had picked up another three points. We had let the fans down in the first half and we had a great away support. They were noisy and they were right to be annoyed with that first half because they are not used to seeing that this season. If I was a fan I think I would have walked out, so credit to them for staying and credit to them for getting behind the team and sticking with the team.
“They got their reward in the end but the fans know as well that we got away with one today. The fans know football just like anyone, they go to games, they travel all over the country so for them to stick with us, to get behind us and help us over the line that is why we went over there and why it meant so much to the players, to the staff and the fans because it is a collective thing.
“They have been with us all season but for 45 minutes they were right to be whatever they were but they stuck with us and got behind us so a massive thank you to them.”
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Kejriwal government took u turn on the regularisation of teachers
The ruling government of AAP headed by Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi has left 3000 guest teachers in lurch. The sole bread earners are now started agitating against the government for its poor stand towards its commitment to regularise the guest teachers.
AAP had promised the guest and contractual teachers to regularise them after forming the government. Over 3000 guest teachers have fired by AAP ruling regime in Delhi.
“The government has terminated the services of over 3,000 teachers saying it doesn’t require our services anymore. This is when there are at least 40,000 teacher’s posts lying vacant. They promised us the first thing they would do when they came to power would be to make guest teachers permanent. But instead, they are doing this.” said Parveen Tobria, one of the teachers.
Opportunist Kejriwal did not meet the teachers, sneaked out of the back of his house
The guest teachers had gathered in front of the house of the Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal and they wanted to meet him. However, the opportunist and liar Kejriwal sneaked out of the back of his house. When the teachers did not get any response, they started protesting against the ruling regime. Later, they showed black flags to Kejriwal at Jantar Mantar but the police detained them.
Parveen Tobria said, “The CM refused to meet us and sneaked out of the back of his house. When we tried to protest at Jantar Mantar, we were taken to the police station. Not only has this government not kept its promise, it seems they are working against guest teachers’ interests.”
40000 posts of teachers are vacant in Delhi, AAP failed recruit teachers
As per the information, 40,000 posts of school teachers are lying vacant in Delhi. The government schools of national capital facing shortage of teachers and despite knowing the fact, AAP government fired 3000 guest teachers. The ruling government failed to deliver its promise of teachers’ recruitment and regularisation of guest teachers.
Kejriwal has some plan for running the schools without teachers
The AAP government has promised to open 500 new schools in Delhi and Kejriwal has some plan to run the schools without teachers. The foolish CM said that the quality of education would be increased in government schools. How he will raise the quality of education without the teachers? God knows.


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Governor Udom Emmanuel is according priority to quality Healthcare delivery for the people of the state as evidenced in the huge investment in the health sector, the Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Health has said.
The Commissioner, Prof. Augustine Umoh stated this recently during his maiden meeting with the Management staff of the Hospitals Management Board.
Prof. Augustine Umoh said the Governor has between 2015 and now, embarked on the building, reconstruction, renovation and reequipping of secondary health facilities and across the state to ensure better equity in the accessibility of healthcare services by the people of the state.
According to him, the existence and functionality of the secondary health facilities are of added advantage to the people as they facilitate quality health care services to the people of the State.
He said the meeting aimed at getting him acquainted with the Management Staff of the Hospitals Management Board, know their challenges and chart the way forward for improvement.
In his remarks, the Chairman, Akwa Ibom State Hospitals Management Board, Dr David Udo-Umo, expressed appreciation to Governor Udom Emmanuel for appointing a capable and competent hand in the person of Prof. Augustine Vincent Umoh to oversee the health sector of the State and expressed confidence in his ability to discharge his duties effectively.
Also speaking, the Permanent Secretary, Hospitals Management Board, Mrs. Stella Etukakpan while congratulating the Commissioner on his appointment, assured him of the cooperation of Management and Staff of the board.
The meeting featured briefings by the Directors on issues bordering their directorates.


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The hate-crime convictions of 16 Amish men and women were overturned in an Ohio appeals court on Wednesday after the U.S. Court of Appeals found that jury was given incorrect instructions before coming to their verdict. These 16 men and women were accused of cutting the hair and beards of Amish people, according to CNN News on Aug. 27.
The jury was not informed properly on debating the role religion played in these attacks, the panel of judges said when overturning the hate-crime conviction. The leader of this gang of hair-cutters, Samuel Mullet Sr., and 15 of his followers were given stiff sentences when all were found guilty of committing hate-crimes when cutting the hair of the victims, reports MSN News.
While no one is challenging that they actually did cut the hair of the individuals, they are challenging that it was done under the criteria of a hate-crime. The panel of judges who heard the appeal found that considerable evidence supports the claims of the16 defendants that these crimes were committed because of interpersonal and intra-family disagreements and not because of the victims’ religious beliefs.
The prosecutors in the case maintained that Mullet and his group of scissor-yielding followers cut the hair and shaved beards of various individuals who left Mullet’s group after various religious disagreements.
Mullet was the leader who instructed his followers to commit these attacks on the victims’ hair, so his sentence was the stiffest of all. He was handed down 15-years in prison. Four of his followers received sentences of seven years in prison, three got five-years, two were sentenced to two years and six got a year and a day for their part in the crimes.
The crimes of the hair cutting attacks along with other charges, such as Mullet being found guilty of concealing evidence, will stay the same. The only difference is that they will not be considered hate-crimes. The charges, which were not part of the appeal will still stand. It is unclear if any of the defendants will be released after winning this appeal.
It is not known how the prison sentences will change now that the hate-crime tag has been removed from the crimes due to this appeal process. Mullet is the leader of a group of Amish that separated from the larger Amish community. The group consists of mostly relatives living on and around an 800-acre compound. The group settled in a remote area of Bergholz, Ohio.
Amish men consider their beard a significant symbol of manhood and faith. The Amish women also consider their hair an important symbol of their faith, so the attack that left them with their hair cut short met much more to them than having an unwanted new hair-do. Mullet and his group convey that the hair cutting was just about a family squabble rather than a religious attack.


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The Ithaca College men’s and women’s track and field teams sent participants to three different invitationals April 6.
In this week’s episode of “How IC Sports,” hosts Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by junior linebacker Nick Garone to talk about this year’s Cortaca Jug, his reaction to the game being held at MetLife Stadium next year, his dyed hair and a possible surprise he has in store for his senior year.
The Ithaca College football team will face off against SUNY Cortland in the 60th annual Cortaca Jug game. The Bombers won last years matchup 48–20.
“In this week’s edition of “How IC Sports,” Cal Dymowski and Kaitlin Maniscalo are joined by senior Maddie Keppel, midfielder and back defender, to talk about the team’s unprecedented success, including recently beating SUNY Cortland for the first time in 18 years.
The Ithaca College men’s soccer team tied SUNY Cortland 0–0 on September 4. The Bombers and Red Dragons battled through two overtimes to earn the tie.