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If you are a Disney fan and looking for something cool to watch, the documentary Adventure through the Walt Disney Archives (which was previously only available for a one-time screening for D23 members) provides a glimpse behind the magical curtain of The Walt Disney Company. As you explore the Studio lot, a warehouse of iconic treasures and theme parks, all with producer and host Don Hahn (The beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, Maleficent) as a guide, viewers will hear Disney’s Executive Chairman Bob igger, Marvel Studios’ Kevin feige, Pixar Pete Doctor, film historian Leonard Maltin and others, as they gain a better understanding of the detailed history that has helped shape every aspect of the business.
During this individual telephone interview with Collider, director John gleim spoke about how this hour-long documentary came together, clarifying what to present, how vast the archival collection truly is, the vast knowledge of archivists and researchers, the magic of ‘being in Walt Disney’s office and compiling all the interviews together.
Collider: It’s such a delicious documentary. I enjoyed it immensely and feel like I could have watched a 10 hour version of it.
JOHN GLEIM: I would love to do a 10 hour version.
How do you take all this material and edit it in what we see?
GLEIM: Yeah, that was really the hardest part. We also shot tons of interviews. This is truly a love letter to the archives and it was originally made to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the archives. And I didn’t want to do a simple documentary like “The Archives Were Created in 1970”, because you can read an article about it. I wanted people to see the places, meet some of the archivists, and really experience what it’s like to be in the archives and see some of these awesome things that are there. It was really about working with Becky Cline, the director of archives, and figuring out what the big topics were. It’s documents, dimensional objects, all these different costumes and all these different categories. And then, it was about the various locations of the archives. There’s the Reading Room, which is the main office of the archives and where Becky’s office is located. And then there are the various warehouses and other places. We also wanted to show that archives also work outside their buildings.
Then I put together what I thought was cool. I am a big fan of Bed buttons and brooms. I’m a huge fan of visual effects, like matte paintings and stuff like that. And then I said, âNow I want to hear from you. I’ve given you examples of what I think is cool, but I’m just guessing, in some cases, which sounds good. I want to hear from the activists. What is important to you? What are the iconic things? And what are also some obscure things that people might not consider important to preserve and why are they important to preserve? So we took all this mishmash of ideas, places, people, and artifacts, and tried to build a story around it. What inspired me was the 1941 film The reluctant dragon, where Robert Benchley visits the studio, trying to see Walt Disney. We had Don Hahn on board really early and thought he would be a great host, so we put Don Hahn in that role of Robert Benchley, trying to reach the Walt Disney office which is also a location. important for the archives because they are the ones who were responsible for restoring it.
Thanks for including Bed buttons and brooms.
GLEIM: Yes, it has a reputation for being a worse movie than Mary poppins, and there are so many cool things in it. It follows a similar structure, but it’s still a different movie. Just putting it in that WWII era is really interesting, and there’s some great animation in there as well. Obviously, Angela Lansbury and David Tomlinson are fantastic. I could go on about this. The archives contain some very good stuff from there. They have a bed handle, which makes a fun little cameo appearance, there’s the matte paint that’s in there, and they’ve got the Naboombu Island children’s book. They’ve got a bunch of props from there and they’ve got a bunch of really fun behind-the-scenes photos too. It was a pretty well-documented movie, which makes it fun.
How did you experience this trip yourself and take all the steps that helped make Disney what it is today and the history that has been preserved?
GLEIM: It was amazing. I’m already doing quite a bit with the archives and that’s part of why I wanted to show off all the good things I got to experience there, but then take it a step further and see how big the collection is, the whole thing. care that the archives take to preserve these artefacts, and all the archivists and being able to talk with them about the stories behind all of these artefacts, the story just rolls on from there. One of my favorite things to talk to them about is chance that happens, with outside researchers and historians coming to work with the archives. They will find a random interview in a magazine that contains this information and they can bring that information to the archives and the archives can say, “We have another interview with this person.” Being able to make all of these connections is so exciting. When we go to Walt’s house on the Walking Way, which has been an amazing experience, all discovering that famous photo of Walt that has been used all the time, for years and years, everyone has assumed that it was at Hyperion Studio. Through some research and different people looking at different things, they were able to find out that this was taken from him, and I love stories like that. Itâs so much fun. There is always more to discover. Archivists are always making new discoveries, all the time.
What do you think would surprise people most about the archives and what is in them?
GLEIM: Yes, Disney is the biggest entertainment company in the world, but you would always think that there is a finite amount of stuff to preserve, and there isn’t. There are four million photographs. I’m a big movie nerd and love all the behind the scenes photos. I was in there one day when they were scanning backstage photos of 20000 Leagues Under the Sea and that was the coolest thing ever, just being able to see that stuff. I am always impressed with, when I speak with the archivists and researchers out there, their vast knowledge of everything. It’s not just about names and dates, but also about contextual things and being able to tell stories about things. I love this part. That is why it could be 10 a.m. or 8 p.m. It could go on forever. We’re only scratching the surface of how Disney archives things. There’s the Walt Disney Archives, but there’s also the Animation Research Library, and Pixar has its own archives, and Lucasfilm has its own archives. I would also like to branch out into these places and do more because it’s awesome.
I really liked the format we ended up on. He was very inspired by The reluctant dragon, but it was also inspired by the Disney TV shows of the ’60s, where Walt would just walk around the studio and meet a fantasy and say, “Oh, what are you working on?” There’s just that fun spirit that I really liked, and I tried to inject some of that into this movie to make it light and fun, but you will still be able to see all this cool stuff and learn what the the archives do. Another secondary goal was to teach some of the history of Walt Disney himself. It’s easy to forget the person who started the business. With Walt, there is always more to learn about him. One of the things I tried to do is if you’re a Disney fan and know most of Walt’s story, there are still some really cool artifacts that you might not have. never be seen before. But if you’re not so familiar with Walt and his history, you can learn some of it as well. I think it’s really cool. This is also the great part of ending up at the Walt Disney office. This is another place where I never tire of it. You just soak up Walt’s energy, and I love it.
You also get a real feel for the collection of people connected to Disney, from Bob Iger and Kevin Feige to Mark Hamill. What was it like putting the interviews together with people encompassing Disney?
GLEIM: It was a blast and it was very difficult to choose clips among them. I love to hear how Bob is a fan and Kevin is a fan. There is a story Mark Hamill told where he saw Walt Disney when he was at Disneyland that blew me away. I loved doing it. Everyone is so excited to talk about the archives and what they do, which made these interviews so great.
Adventure through the Walt Disney Archives is available to stream on Disney +.
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BATON ROUGE, LA (NBC33) — A Community Voice, as part of a coalition of groups across the State will rally at 11:30 a.m. on the Capitol steps, Tuesday, April 30.
The coalition says it is coming together to reject Governor Bobby Jindal’s plans to deny more than 400,000 Louisiana citizens access to healthcare coverage under the Medicaid expansion combined with the privatization of the LSU hospitals. The group also says it rejects Jindal’s persistent tax breaks to corporations.
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The NL Cy Young race between Trevor Bauer, Yu Darvish and Jacob deGrom was arguably the most intriguing battle of this awards season. Here’s a closer look at the stats and performances that made Bauer the winner, the first in the history of the Cincinnati Reds.
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4.66. That’s the difference between Bauer’s 2019 ERA of 6.39 in 10 starts after being traded to the Reds and his 1.73 ERA in his Cy Young-winning 11 starts this season.
Bauer led the National League in ERA and WHIP (0.79), while his 100 strikeouts were just four off Darvish’s NL-leading total. Bauer was also the only pitcher in the majors to record multiple shutouts this season, although both came in seven-inning doubleheaders.
The Cincinnati Reds are the oldest professional baseball team, with a history going all the way back to 1882, and they had never had a Cy Young winner until Bauer took home the hardware Wednesday night. Before Bauer’s wins, the closest the Reds had come was second-place finishes by Tom Seaver (1981) Mario Soto (1983), Danny Jackson (1988), Pete Schourek (1995) and Johnny Cueto (2014).
The Darvish duel. Sept. 9 at Chicago Cubs. The two top finishers in the NL Cy Young race faced off twice this season, with Darvish winning the first battle in the first game of an Aug. 29 doubleheader, but it was Bauer’s performance the next time the two met that put him at the front of the pack.
Spotted a 3-0 lead thanks to Mike Moustakas‘ first-inning home run, Bauer went out and delivered his best start of the 2020 season (posting a season-best game score of 83) as he limited the Cubs to just three hits over 7⅔ dominant innings. Bauer struck out 10 Cubs while issuing no walks in a win that the Reds desperately needed as they tried to surge back into playoff contention.
“As soon as Moose hit that ball, I said, ‘All right, I can make this stand up,'” Bauer said after the victory. “That was the goal. That helped lock me in.”
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Bauer’s success comes in large part because of his ability to use so many pitches effectively, but his slider stood out in 2020. He held opposing batters to just a .075 average on the pitch, according to ESPN Stats & Information. Only Devin Williams (.032 on changeup) and Zach Plesac (.069 on slider) held opposing hitters to a lower average on any pitch this season.
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“It’s really hard to come up with a list of things that have been more fun than catching [Trevor Bauer] … the guy made me better. Demanded more out of me, and there’s nothing more complementary of a teammate than that. He got the best out of me. — Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart on Twitter in October

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The Impressionists are a funky 5 piece band from Ireland. Formed in 2005, the band's line up has changed dramatically numerous times but for the last year and a half has remained like this :
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The Impressionists focus on creating a blend of fresh funk, rock and jazz mixed with true hip-hop using live instruments..........
In August 2008, the band recorded their 1st EP, "Back to Basics", over 10 days in the prestigious Grouse Lodge Studios. The Impressionists then kicked off their monthly residency at The Pavilion in September 2008. They launched the 4 track EP at The Pavilion in July 2009 and the show was a huge success.
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ESMA published its response to EC consultation on review of the Benchmarks Regulation in EU. The ESMA response is focused on the cessation of critical benchmarks, parity between EU and third-country benchmarks, and transparency. EC will use this feedback to inform its recommendations on the effectiveness of the Benchmarks Regulation. These recommendations will be presented in a report to the European Parliament and Council.
In response to the consultation, ESMA provided the following views on the key issues:
- To enhance the critical benchmarks framework, ESMA proposed that competent authorities should be able to request an administrator to change its methodology. ESMA also proposed that the process of suspension or withdrawal of authorization or registration of an administrator and the assessment, by competent authorities, of the cessation procedures of the administrator should be clarified.
- To ensure a level playing field between EU and third-country benchmarks, ESMA proposed to take into account different alternative approaches when defining the scope of the Benchmarks Regulation
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It usually depends on the length of the follicular phase, which normally ranges from 10 to 16 days. As the length of the luteal phase is constant, the phase lasts for about 14 days. Ovulation is only considered late if it occurs after day 21. While it’s not always an issue, late ovulation can sometimes cause problems.
How late can you ovulate in a cycle?
Late ovulation is when you ovulate (i.e. your ovary releases an egg) after day 21 of your menstrual cycle. Women with regular cycles consistently have periods every 21 to 35 days. If you have a 28-day cycle, your ovary likely releases an egg 14 days after the first day of your last period, although the timing can vary.
What causes late ovulation?
Common causes of late ovulation include stress, breastfeeding, and medical conditions, such as PCOS and hypothyroidism. In cases of stress and breastfeeding, changes to menstruation and fertility are typically only temporary.
Can you ovulate past 14 days?
While the luteal phase remains pretty constant, lasting about 14 days after ovulation (the release of an egg is just a few hours long), the follicular phase can vary in length from 10 to 16 days. If the follicular phase is prolonged, ovulation will be late or even absent.
Can period come later than 14 days after ovulation?
A normal luteal phase can last anywhere from 11 to 17 days. In most women , the luteal phase lasts 12 to 14 days. Your luteal phase is considered to be short if it lasts less than 10 days. In other words, you have a short luteal phase if you get your period 10 days or less after you ovulate.
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Absent periods, or very long (more than 40 days) or short (less than 20 days) cycles, may be a sign you may not be ovulating. However, anovulation is possible even if your periods are normal length and regular.
Why am I ovulating but not getting pregnant?
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Your doctor may prescribe drugs, such as clomiphene or letrozole. Clomiphene is not effective for all causes of ovulation problems. It’s most effective when the cause is polycystic ovary syndrome. Letrozole has fewer side effects than clomiphene.
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The Baltic Film Festival, a first in Boston, will present three days of the latest awardwinning films from Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian directors. Feature films and documentaries will be available for viewing at nearby Emerson College's Paramount Theater.Purchase your tickets
Continue to check this section for updates to this exciting film event.
Director: Helga Merits
Coming home soon – the refugee children of Geislingen is a documentary film about Estonian
refugees who lived in Geislingen, as children, during the period of 1945-1950.
The film is about the flight from Estonia; what it meant for children to leave their home, friends,
often family, behind in a chaotic situation. What it meant to arrive in Germany, at the time of heavy
bombardments. What it meant later to move from one refugee camp to another, until almost half a
year after the end of the war a camp was created for Estonians in Geislingen, where they could only
stay until the refugee organisations forced them to move further away.
The children of Geislingen, who still have memories of the refugee camp, are now all around 80. They can tell what the influence of this period, the wartime years, the flight and the peaceful time in Geislingen had upon their lives, upon the formation of their identity – of feeling a refugee, an outsider, an Estonian, or being able to create, or to grow, into a new identity. Though the film is about the post-war years in Germany, it does reflect the situation of refugees in Europe now. The film will be informative, hopeful and inspiring.
Director and Screenwriter: Terje Toomistu
A wild flower power ride on the footprints of the Soviet hippie movement takes you into the
psychedelic underground of 1970s. In search of freedom and happiness under the thumb of
political regimes a colorful crowd of artists, musicians, freaks, vagabonds and other longhaired
drop-outs created their own system in the Soviet Union. Years later, a group of eccentric hippies
from Estonia take a road journey to Moscow where people still gather annually on the 1st of
June to commemorate a tragic event in 1971, when thousands of hippies were arrested by the
Director’s note: Recent rise of authoritarianism, setbacks in the struggles for social justice and the occurrence of wars – also in Ukraine – demands public discussion on the idea of nonviolence. The documentary sheds light on the history of the pacifist movement in Russia and Eastern Europe, and proposes an alternative trajectory in global cultural memory, demonstrating the vast creative potential that emerged within the totalitarian regime. The story of Soviet hippies raises important points about the workings of power and the politics of ecstasy, tackling the question of freedom and self-fulfillment.
A tremendous, old-fashioned anti-war film, by turns touching, moving and suspenseful. It’s set in 1992, in the post-Soviet Caucasus, where Georgians are fighting a war with secessionist Abkhazians, backed by Russia. Ivo (Lembit Ulfsak) is an elderly ethnic Estonian who, with his friend Margus (Elmo Nüganen), is a tangerine farmer; they fear the fighting will destroy their entire crop. Disaster strikes, and Ivo finds himself having to offer tense hospitality to one wounded fighter from each side: Georgian Niko (Misha Meskhi) and Chechen mercenary Ahmed (Giorgi Nakhashidze) who has no great love for his Russian paymasters. Ivo’s house becomes their demilitarised zone, and Niko and Ahmed must suppress their hatred of each other while Ivo suppresses panic about all his unpicked tangerines going to waste. It is tremendous storytelling: engaging, intelligent, and with some lovely touches. – The Guardian
Producer and Sound Designer Ivo Felt co-founded the production company Allfilm in 1995. Ivo´s productions include Zaza Urushadze´s TANGERINES, nominated for the Academy Award and Golden Globe in 2015 as well as Klaus Härö´s THE FENCER, nominated for Golden Globe in 2016. His current slate as a Producer includes four feature films in production and few projects in development.
In this tale of love and survival in 19th century Estonia, peasant girl Liina longs for village boy Hans, but Hans is inexplicably infatuated by the visiting German baroness that possesses all that he longs for. For Liina, winning Hans’ requited love proves incredibly complicated in this dark, harsh landscape where spirits, werewolves, plagues, and the devil himself converge, where thievery is rampant, and where souls are highly regarded, but come quite cheap. With alluring black and white cinematography, Rainer Sarnet vividly captures these motley lives as they toil to exist, but must ask if existence is worth anything if it lacks a soul? Read More
Director: Aigars Grauba
In the 13th century, the lands along the shores of the Baltic Sea are pagan. The most powerful – and feared – is the land of Semigallia where even the Vikings fear to tread. Semigallia is a rich trading nation, and that has not gone unnoticed in Rome where the Pope’s illegitimate son, Max, tells his father that in exchange for some good ships and some very bad men, he will wage a crusade against the pagans and become ruler. Max arrives in Semigallia amid celebrations, but the mood changes very quickly when it is found that the King and his young son have been poisoned. On his deathbed, the King appoints an unexpected successor to whom he bestows the authority to rule with the transfer of the Ring of Kings. Hardly an adult, but very much a natural strategist, Namejs quickly finds his strength as leader tested as Max launches his crusade. What Namay lacks in experience, he makes up for in courage. As he unites his people behind him and leads them into a series of battles, he forges his legend and ensures that he and his people become an enduring symbol of freedom.Read More
Director: Anna Viduleja
“Homo Novus” (translated “young man”) is a story set in late 1930ies in Latvia. A talented but poor artist Juris arrives in the capital, Riga, from the countryside. At the same time, another artist, arrogant Eizens, returns from his “painting sessions” in Paris determined to get his hands on his rich uncle's wealth. Both young men come under the influence of art critic and pathological intriguer Kurcums who hatches an elaborate plot to promote Juris at the expense of Eizens. All goes to plan until beautiful artist Ciemalda enters the picture, triggering a chain of unexpected events that will change everyone's lives for good.
Director: Madara Dišlere
Sisters Paula and Laura, girls from the capital of Riga, arrive in an idyllic small town to spend the summer holidays with their cousins, Maija and Linda. Unattended by adults, the team of four girls enjoys freedom, imitating the life of adults. Maija, idealising her mother Ieva, who is hardly ever at home, takes on the mother-role and assumes responsibility for the daily life of the girls. After a phone conversation with her mother, Paula is confused – she suspects that her parents are getting divorced. As TV news coverage of alarming events increases the tension in the air, the relationship among the girls also becomes strained. Paula discovers a fighting spirit and decides to take action, hoping that if Latvia regains its freedom, the new situation will benefit everyone – Ieva, the mother of her cousins, will return to her daughters, Jonas, a Lithuanian she has met by chance, will not have to hide from the draft into the Soviet Army, and she and her sister Laura will go home and save their family from breaking apart. A state of emergency in is announced on TV. Full of hope, Paula alone heads to the Baltic Way demonstration to join hands with two million people in a human chain spanning across the three Baltic states.
Director: Donatas Ulvydas
Director / Producer: Zivile Gallego
Emilia is a suspense drama based on actual events that tell about freedom during a time when even freedom of speech was prohibited. Destroyed destinies are the smallest price the movie heroes pay for their unconditional love for their country and their unforeseen love for one another. Director’s statement: While working on Emilia, I made a conscious decision not to follow the path of a biographical drama, but rather to dissect all of the events and their participants into dramatic functions and situations and then bring them back together in a fictional story. Fiction gives you the freedom to interpret historical facts (however true) for maximum dramatic impact, and to combine different personalities to produce more interesting characters with more powerful motives. In a world where speaking out is punishable by death, metaphor is your best friend, poetry becomes more powerful than a “penal squad”, and the theatre can be the ultimate weapon for striking right at the roots of the regime. The theatre provides the perfect stage for visual symbolism and serves as a scale model of society as a whole - torn between loyalty to the system and dreams of freedom. In this surreal plane of existence, you must kill yourself as a human in order to survive as a person.
Director: Mindaugas Kavaliauskas
A documentary by Mindaugas Kavaliauskas tells a story of changing Lithuania after the fight for and regaining of its freedom through iconic shots and interviews with the photographers whose art became a part of Lithuanian history. Original music score has been composed for this documentary by a notable contemporary composer Giedrius Kurpevicius. Director’s note: Since 1960’s Lithuanian photography has been the chronicler of Lithuanian culture as well as the medium for preserving cultural imprints. Photography was to bear witness to birth and fruitful culmination of Lithuanian freedom movement Sajudis. After Lithuania regained its independence, photography continues to witness pivotal changes affecting the country and society. “Proudly Shy” is a desire to peek deeper into Lithuania’s character and its people through charismatic inspirational lenses of photo artists themselves.
It is 1992 and Lithuania has shifted from communism to capitalism, leaving the small collective pig farm
managed by Irena in dire straits. Irena struggles to keep the farm and her work afloat when a handsome
American, Bernardas, arrives, pledging to save the struggling enterprise and turns Irena’s family life and
village’s routine upside down. As Irena begins to fall for his charms, she realizes that his intentions may
not be entirely innocent.
Director’s note: MIRACLE looks at a very important moment of the development for the Lithuanian state and other post-soviet countries in Europe when communism system began transforming into capitalism. By using a story of the pig farm (which by the end of the screenplay gets completely destroyed by the American Bernardas), I wanted to tell my own version of that period of Lithuanian history. This period, marked by chaos and contrasts (poverty and richness, spirituality and materialism, old Soviet values and new “sexy” Western promises), still has a huge impact on our country and our society, which remains divided and polarized since then. In my film I wanted to tell a story of a strong woman in Lithuanian countryside. I grew up around very strong women, well educated, doing the best they can, and carrying the entire household on their shoulders. And at the same time, I saw and still see lots of men in our country being locked into a macho image, drinking, getting depressed. I do think that our mothers and grandmothers were and still are people who make things in our country work. And the main character Irena is a woman like this.


Santa Monica News
SANTA MONICA—In an effort to improve pedestrian safety and the enjoyment of walking, the city of Santa Monica is inviting its residents and tourists to share any ideas they may have on making walking safer and more enjoyable throughout Santa Monica.
Santa Monica’s featured question of the week is, “What ideas do you have for programs or events to ensure that older adults, young people, and others who cannot or choose not to drive can enjoy walking as a safe and viable form of transportation?” To post answers to this and other questions, people should go to http://pedplan.santamonicatownhall.org.
The benefits of participating in the Pedestrian Action Plan are touted as being two-fold. Firstly, participants will gain the satisfaction of knowing they helped improve Santa Monica by making it a more pedestrian friendly city. Secondly, participants on the survey will become eligible for prizes.
Last week’s winner, Jeremy Sommer, won a $5 gift card for answering “If there was one symbol that represented walking in Santa Monica, what would it look like, and what would you name it?”
The Pedplan website has many topics concerning walking in Santa Monica. They focus on issues such as where safety improvements are most needed and where is it most popular for people to walk.
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Виголошена Постійним представником України при міжнародних організаціях у Відні Ігорем Прокопчуком на 1182-му засіданні Постійної ради ОБСЄ 19 квітня 2018 року
As repeatedly reiterated by the delegation of Ukraine in this hall, the major obstacle to progress in resolving the armed conflict in Donbas is the continuing denial by the Russian Federation of its role as an instigator and a party to this conflict. The irrefutable evidence of Russia’s direct involvement has been collected and presented, including to the International Criminal Court which undertook the examination of the case. In this context I would also like to draw attention of the participating States to the findings included in the interactive database concerning Russian aggression against Ukraine, which was presented last week, on 12 April, by “InformNapalm” international volunteer community. This publicly available database lists 89 Russian military and law enforcement units from across the territory of the Russian Federation whose active servicemen were linked to aggression in Donbas. The 44 types of exclusive Russian weaponry and military equipment, found in Donbas and included in the second category of the database, could not have been “captured in combat”, as claimed by the Russian side, and originated directly from the Russian Federation, including “Zhitel” jamming station and “Orlan-10” UAV, spotted repeatedly by the SMM patrols.
The ongoing presence of a large Russian invasion force on the Ukrainian territory continues to fuel violence in Donbas. Following the recommitment to cease fire which came into effect on 30 March, the last SMM weekly report recorded 10% more ceasefire violations compared to the previous week. The Russian armed formations keep shelling Ukrainian positions, including from the Minsk-proscribed weapons, putting at risk the lives of civilians and Ukrainian servicemen and making them respond in some cases to suppress militants’ fire and save human lives. The past week witnessed the use by the Russian armed formations of a variety of heavy weapons and calibers, including 152 mm and indicating a potential for escalation. Persistent unwillingness of the Russian Federation to seek improvement of the situation in the conflict-affected parts of Donbas is exemplified in yet another attack on the staff of the Donetsk water filtration station on 17 April leaving five of them wounded.
Consistent attempts by the Russian side to evade responsibility for non-implementation of undertaken commitments and continuing fuelling of the conflict have a systematic and considerable negative impact on the safety and security of SMM monitors. At the Chervona Mohyla railway station, which is regularly used for Russia’s military supplies, the Russian fighters threatened the SMM patrol “to unleash the guard dog the next time the SMM would be in the area.” In Uzhivka, they fired a warning shot into the air to intimidate the patrol, which was at that time registering tanks and armoured personnel carriers located near civilian houses. On 15 April, the SMM’s mid-range UAV was shot at in Russia-occupied territory 6km east of the Petrivske disengagement area which made the patrol to immediately leave the location. As registered in the SMM weekly report of 10 April, the Russian fighters restricted monitors’ access and movement on 19 occasions. They also acknowledged jamming of the SMM long-range UAVs, calling it the use of “technical countermeasures”. Obviously, the Russian authorities do not take seriously numerous appeals addressed to them at each meeting of the Permanent Council. Such attitude of the Russian Federation to civilian unarmed monitors is unacceptable and runs contrary to its commitments. We urge the Russian side to lift all restrictions affecting the SMM and take the necessary measures for security of the monitors.
We also urge the Russian side to refrain from staging a negative information campaign against the SMM or drawing the SMM patrols into Russian campaign of disinformation. On 13 April, for example, two Russian fighters, “each holding cameras and filming the SMM”, alleged that a repair team at the Petrivske pumping station had come under small-arms fire and showed the SMM broken glass from the passenger-side window of the repair vehicle. “The SMM noted that the outer pane was cracked but that the inner pane was intact”, and “could not confirm the small-arms fire.”
For our part, we reaffirm the commitment of the Ukrainian side to ensure the security of the Mission’s personnel and its freedom of movement in accordance with the mandate, and to resolve any isolated shortcomings. On 13 April, the SMM informed the Ukrainian part of the JCCC that it was prevented from proceeding through Trokhizbenka checkpoint, and “later the same day, the SMM was able to pass the same checkpoint”.
Last week the SMM reported about spotting, on 13 April, the Russian fighters “loading and firing four rounds of a mortar or artillery system … 200 metres north-west from inhabited civilian houses in Yasynuvata”. This is a telling example of standard behavior of the Russian armed formations: blatant disregard for the commitments on withdrawal of heavy weapons and blatant disregard for the lives of civilians. This disregard for civilians and for the future of the region is also amply manifested in the SMM reporting about the intentions of the Russian occupation administration to shut off pumps at the Yunkom mine in Bunhe 43km north-east of Donetsk. I will recall that in 1979 a nuclear device was exploded at depth of this mine to relieve the tension in its structure and since then the radiation levels were monitored in the area. The pumps’ shut-off will lead to flooding of the mine, resulting in unpredictable consequences of radioactive contamination of drinking water.
Effectively, in addition to physical destruction of industrial facilities in the occupied part of the Donbas region, now the Russian authorities threaten radioactive contamination in the area. We strongly urge Russia to abandon the intentions of flooding the Yunkom mine to avert a catastrophe. The civilian population and the future of the region must not be made victim of such irresponsible actions and deliberate provocations. We invite the OSCE to carry out without delay an examination of the mine by international experts.
Exactly one year ago, on 19 April 2017 the International Court of Justice recognized the validity of Ukraine’s claims in the submitted case “Ukraine against Russia” and decided to order provisional measures with a view to ceasing violation of the Convention on the Eradication of all Forms of Racial Discrimination. In particular, with regard to the situation in Crimea the Court ordered that the Russian Federation must refrain from maintaining or imposing limitations on the ability of the Crimean Tatar community to conserve its representative institutions, including the Mejlis, and to ensure the availability of education in the Ukrainian language. To this very day, the Court order remains ignored by the Russian Federation.
The Russian Federation persists in its flagrant defiance of the fundamental principles of international law. Without the consent of the Government of Ukraine, the Russian authorities continue building a road-and-rail bridge across the Kerch Strait, which will lead to a significant reduction of ship calls to the Mariupol and Berdyansk seaports, further undermine the social-economic stability in Ukrainian regions already negatively affected by Russia’s illegal occupation of Crimea and armed aggression in Donbas, will have a significant negative environmental impact. Ukraine continues to closely monitor any Russia’s activities that violate Ukraine’s rights, sovereignty and territorial integrity and will continue to take steps for inclusion of respective companies into the sanctions list. The Russian authorities and companies must realize the cost of aggression and violation of the rules-based order - the choice they have opted for four years ago. There is another option that could benefit all – Russia’s restoration of respect for its obligations under international law and for the OSCE principles and commitments. This option depends on decisions to be taken in Moscow.
We again urge the Russian Federation to reverse the illegal occupation of Crimea and Sevastopol, and to stop its aggression, including by withdrawing its armed formations from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine and fully implementing its commitments under the Minsk agreements.
Thank you, Mr. Chairperson.


CONCERT REVIEW: JENS LEKMAN AND GEOFFREY O’CONNOR AT 6TH AND I HISTORIC SYNAGOGUE (WASHINGTON, D.C.)
Here in the Mid-Atlantic, the season has just started to turn. D.C’s oppressive swamp-like humidity has finally broken and Washingtonians are just starting to break out jackets and sweaters. So a relaxed concert at the cozy and intimate 6th & I Historic Synagogue seemed the perfect way to kick off the season Wednesday night.
The night began with Geoffrey O’Connor, an Australian touring his debut solo album, Vanity Is Forever. O’Connor’s brand of somber synth-heavy pop suited the sit-down atmosphere of the venue, easing the audience into the show.
O’Connor’s performance wasn’t particularly animated. With the exception of one journey from the stage into the curved pews of the sanctuary where he sidled up to a bearded gentleman on the end of a row to sing, he stuck to one spot onstage. He intermittently showed off some genuine guitar skills (like with “Whatever Leads Me To You”), but at points his performance was so reliant on a synthesizer and drum machine that it was like watching a melancholy person sing karaoke.
What O’Connor may have lacked in performance, he made up for with odd self-depricating banter between songs.
“This next song’s called ‘Expensive,’ ” he said while introducing a song, “I’d like to dedicate it to my day job.” He then joked about being an accountant.
He described a song called “So Sorry” as his “most apologetic,” which he dedicated to “everyone in the room” before handing the stage over to Jens Lekman.
The charming Swede went right to work, kicking off his set with a solo acoustic rendition of the lovelorn “Every Little Hair Knows Your Name.” Lekman’s signature humorous lyrics. “I started working out when we broke up,” he sang. “I can do 100 pushups. I could probably do two if I was bored.”
But from that subdued opening, Lekman immediately made for an upswing in tempo with “I Saw Her at the Antiwar Demonstration” and “A Sweet Summer’s Night On Hammer Hill” accompanied only by a drummer. The audience joined on the chorus of the latter, singing along with the “bum-pa bum-pa bum-pa bum-pa” parts when Lekman asked, “Can you feel the beat of my heart?”
Througout his performance, Lekman showed that he was equally capable of making onstage banter as he is of writing songs. Before playing a new song called “Waiting For Kirsten” he recounted spending this past summer in his hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden, when Kirsten Dunst came to town. Dunst apparently mentioned she liked his music in an interview once and Lekman was determined to “obsessively stalk her.” Unfortunately a lack of VIP line prevented Dunst from getting into the club where he had hoped to meet her.
Though it remained seated for the full concert, the audience happily bobbed their heads along with the music and gladly chuckled at Lekman’s banter jokes and lyrics. When he played some of his older songs, such as “Black Cab” and “The Opposite of Hallelujah,” many in the congregation softly sang along. At the end of his set, he sent everyone home after “Pocketful of Money” still snapping and singing, “I’ll come running with my heart on fire.”


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Since April 5, about seven to 10 bodies are being brought every day from GRH to KMCH
In the past few days, stench from the mortuary in Government Kilpauk Hospital (KMCH) has become unbearable. Unlike the mortuaries at Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital or Government Royapettah Hospital (GRH), the one in the KMCH is usually cleaned regularly as it is next to the office of the Director of Medical Education.
But the overpowering stench is because since April 5, about seven to 10 bodies are being brought every day from the GRH morgue to be stored at the KMCH, to which the hospital is affiliated.
15 unclaimed bodies
KMC Dean T. Ramakrishnan said that the mortuary at the hospital can accommodate 25 bodies. However, currently there are 30 bodies stored in its mortuary. While 10 have come from the GRH, 15 have no claimants. According to the hospital policy, unknown bodies, with the permission from the Commissioner of Police, are cleared once in every three months.
The delay in disposing of the bodies is also due to shortage of forensic medicine experts. With corpses being transferred from the Royapettah hospital, there are supposed to be five tutors and one professor from KMC hospital and one qualified assistant professor and tutors who would perform autopsies on rotation every day. However, there were only four on duty on Saturday.
While the resident medical officer said that there was space to store every corpse and hospital staff claim that the mortuary is cleaned by five workers every day at 4 p.m., delay by the police in completing formalities leading to the release of the bodies results in putrification of corpses.
It is not just the sanitation of patients but also storing of corpses must be of concern. According to KMCH authorities, the renovation of the morgue would be completed in a week.


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Alzheimer’s & Dementia Books for Caregivers. "Understanding difficult behaviors: some practical suggestions for coping with Alzheimer’s disease and related illnesses" is a great resource but I can't find it for under $ I've borrowed it from the library but that's simply not the same as having a copy to use as a reference, take notes. Alzheimer’s disease and related forms of dementia were affecting 5 million U.S. adults in , according to official estimates, and the figures are only expected to increase.
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Inthe government announced Ontario’s Strategy for Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD). The Strategy was the first comprehensive strategy on Alzheimer Disease in Canada with a total of $ million invested between and The Strategy included ten specific but related initiatives aimed at improving the quality of life of people with ADRD and their caregivers in Ontario.
Ontario’s Strategy for Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementias Local Dementia Network Contacts – by LHIN Region July 7, 4 Hastings Prince Edward Dementia Network Kathy Baker (Co-Chair) Psychogeriatric Resource Consultant Hastings and Prince Edward Counties Providence Continuing Care Mental Health Services Dundas St, East, Unit 4.
The Summit expanded to include a pilot Alzheimer's and Dementia Disparities Summit, co-hosted by the African American and Latino Networks and Leaders Engaged on Alzheimer's Disease, co-convened by UsAgainstAlzheimer's. More than 70 diverse academic, research, industry and federal stakeholders explored ways to eliminate disparities in AD/ADRD.
The reference is a broad-ranging review of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias from both basic and clinical neuroscience perspectives; it provides scientists and medical professionals with an extensive introduction and an up-to-date review of cutting-edge scientific advances.
J – Thanks to advocacy efforts from stakeholders across the country, Bill C, the National Strategy for Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias Act is signed into law.
With this bill passed, Canada could begin developing a national dementia strategy. Dementia-related behaviors The term “dementia-related behaviors” is used to describe a large group of symptoms associated with Alzheimer's disease.
As the disease progresses, many people experience these symptoms in addition to memory loss and other cognitive changes. Underlying medical conditions,File Size: KB. Get tips to involve people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias in daily activities and outings, including gardening, such as a familiar book or photo album to look at.
The National Institute on Aging’s ADEAR Center offers information and free print publications about Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias for families.
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Among people ages 65 and older, the largest percentage of those with the diseases were African Americans (14 percent), followed by Hispanics (12 percent), and non-Hispanic whites (10 percent).
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Typhoon Meranti death toll rises to 28
The death toll from the strongest typhoon to hit China in nearly 70 years has reached 28, state news said Sunday, days after the storm crashed into the country’s coastline.
Heavy rains and winds up to 170 kilometres per hour (105 miles per hour) whipped eastern Fujian province late last week, flooding streets and knocking over trees, billboards and power lines.
The official Xinhua news agency described the storm as the world’s strongest typhoon this year and the worst to hit the region since records began in 1949.
Fifteen remain missing, Xinhua said, adding that Xiamen city’s transportation and power supply continued to be “spotty”.
More than 10,000 workers were clearing up debris from the storm which uprooted more than 3,000 trees and destroyed roads and walls, it said.
Flooding also destroyed an 871-year-old bridge that was protected heritage site in Yongchun county, Xinhua reported Friday.
The typhoon, which had earlier skirted the southern tip of Taiwan, made landfall in Xiamen early Thursday.
At one point more than 3.2 million homes had their electricity cut off and water supplies for many communities in Xiamen were disrupted, it added.


Hazing investigation leads to prep coach’s resignation
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A high school football coach has resigned from a Tennessee school district after being told in a letter of reprimand that he couldn’t coach for the next three years.
Derek Witt sent his letter of resignation Aug. 1, less than a week after getting the letter of reprimand from Knox County schools superintendent Bob Thomas.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel first reported Witt’s resignation.
Witt had been teaching and coaching at Carter High School in Strawberry Plains, but he was placed on administrative leave with pay in April as officials investigated a parent’s complaints that senior football players were periodically hazing freshman players in the locker room.
Thomas’ letter of reprimand said the school district’s findings indicated Witt was aware of the hazing and didn’t prevent it or report it to authorities.


Eleven million U.S. workers are in the crosshairs of the trade wars. More tariff wars mean more loss and pain for us, especially farmers in Jasper County where I live.
It is no secret our rural areas that voted for Trump are suffering extensively due to his on-going trade wars. In a recent report using data from the Brookings Institution, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics, Axios developed a map which presented in various shades of pink to red the concentration of people negatively affected by the tariffs.
The deepest red areas have already suffered from budget cuts, hospital closures and school consolidations. They are also generally lower in population, so when the tariffs affect one industry, say corn or bean farming, the impact is negative on the whole county. Viewing the data for Jasper County, we are shown as medium pink in color on the U.S. map. Click Jasper County and we see there is one industry affected by the tariffs that is 12 times more concentrated in our county than the national average, and that industry is corn farming.
Sen. Ernst acknowledges “farmers are losing patience,” while Sen. Pat Roberts of Kansas says farmers feel they are being used as “pawns in this whole business.” Just this week we heard the president explain away his tax losses as “sport” in gaming the tax system. As to the trade wars, he says he is in no hurry to resolve the tariffs. Is this just more sport to him?
Meanwhile, in our farming publications we are reading of increased stress on our farmers, particularly mental health, with an increase of suicides and financially, with an increase of bankruptcies. “Sport” to this president couldn’t be any further from the truth of our situation out here in rural Iowa.
This is no sporting matter, time is not on our side; rather it is a matter of survival on the farm. There is absolutely nothing sporting about it. Absolutely nothing.


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Anniversaries are funny things. Nothing happened on September 11, 2011. It was just another day. And yet, and yet. I suppose it is how the mind works, how we deal with time and memory. Does a man love his wife any less on the day before their 25th wedding anniversary? Was the pain of loss any less on September 10, 2011? Certainly not. Maybe it’s just that in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often fail to find time to think on such things. And so they simmer below the surface, waiting to burst forth.
Today is an anniversary of a death. It will go unnoticed by most, and being the 75th such anniversary, I seriously doubt that anyone feels the pain of loss that those who knew him must have felt in the days and the years that followed March 15, 1937, the day that H.P. Lovecraft succumbed to cancer of the small intestine at the age of 46. In life, Lovecraft never received the praise he deserved, and even with the benefit of his massive influence on popular culture, he is still relatively unknown.
But that influence is massive. The debt I owe him is obvious, but I’ll be bold—you’ve never read a horror novel or seen a horror movie that was produced after 1950 that was not influenced by H.P. Lovecraft. He is the Edgar Allen Poe of the last century, and his ideas rest at the heart of modern horror.
I could say more, but the fact is others have said it first and said it better. Rest in Peace, Howard. Perhaps we will see you again when the stars come round right once more.
“Heaven knows where I’ll end up – but it’s a safe bet that I’ll never be at the top of anything! Nor do I particularly care to be.” –H. P. Lovecraft

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Celebrities were on hand for a special NO H8 campaign photo shoot in North Hollywood, California on Wednesday. NO H8 was founded in order to counter Proposition 8, the exclusionary ballot initiative passed in California last November that banned same sex marriages.
Season six American Idol runner up, Blake Lewis, was eager to lend his name to the cause, and was brought to the shoot by fellow Idol'er from season four, Mikalah Gordon.
NO H8 campaign founder, Adam Bouska tells RadarOnline.com that he wanted to make a positive statement...rather than dwelling on the negative. It wasn't long before this grassroots effort was enticing famous faces to participate.
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