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Cristo Rey & Acme Corrugated Box: Empowering Philadelphia Youth
Human Interest Stories December 16, 2021
Since 2014, Acme Corrugated Box Co. has participated in an innovative high school work-study program designed to prepare students for life and careers.
Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School is "the school that works" – literally. A college preparatory school with a unique operating model, Cristo Rey students spend one day a week in work-study roles at premier businesses and non-profits across greater Philadelphia, including Acme Corrugated Box Co., Inc.
"It's a rather unusual model that makes for a remarkable melting pot of ideas and mentorship," explains Joanna Wusinich, Esq., Vice President of Strategic Growth and the Work-Study Program at Cristo Rey Philadelphia. "Acme Corrugated Box is one of our 95+ work-study Job Partners, and an incredible one."
Accessible private school education – with a twist
A college preparatory Catholic school for students of all faiths, Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School is one of nearly 40 Cristo Rey schools nationwide offering private school education to low-income families via tuition subsidized by wages earned in work-study. The model has proven greater than the sum of its parts.
"The original vision was a college preparatory school for students whose families could not afford it," Wusinich says. "However, the more magical result is the skills and relationships that students develop over the course of their high school years by going to a real job with real work and real performance expectations."
Acme Corrugated Box has been a Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School Job Partner since 2014, hiring four students each academic year. The relationship flows from Acme Corrugated Box Co., Inc. President Bob Cohen's deeply-held belief in equal access to education for students across socioeconomic realities. Cohen serves on Cristo Rey Philadelphia's Board of Trustees.
"Academic excellence should be made available to all students, even those who, through no fault of their own, have been disadvantaged by circumstances. These students demonstrate the will and the staying power to realize a first-class education. Cristo Rey combines rigorous academic study with real life work experiences for their students. It is an honor to host these young people who are looking for the pathway to a productive life."
– Bob Cohen, President of Acme Corrugated Box Co., Inc.
One day a week, Cristo Rey Philadelphia students work from 9am to 3pm in an Acme Corrugated Box department chosen by Acme's human resources team, based on the students' expressed interests. Transportation to and from work is provided by Cristo Rey. The experience offers a taste of professional life in terms of skills as well as professionalism. Students fill out time sheets each day they work, for example. If they call out sick, the day must be made up on their own time.
Outcomes speak for themselves
"Students love working at Acme, mostly because when they walk through the doors they don't feel like 'kids;' they feel like colleagues and are treated like young professionals that belong on the team," Wusinich says. "Bob Cohen and Acme Corrugated Box Human Resources Manager Heidi Morrison have developed the program over the years to ensure that students are learning real skills, building networks, and able to explore different career paths. They have high expectations for our students and our students like that."
Cristo Rey alumni Chris Pham worked at Acme Corrugated Box for two years while in high school at Cristo Rey. He graduated from Temple University last May with a business marketing focus. Chris says, "Working at Acme Corrugated Box opened new horizons for me. I was able to get hands-on work experience, allowing myself to discover what I really wanted to do as a professional career. Building a network of various coworkers also gave me the upper hand to ask for career advice and future internships during college."
Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School graduate Ayana Paul worked for Acme Corrugated Box during the 2019-2020 school year. When COVID forced her to switch to a remote work model, she realized the value of her Acme team's support and care. "One of the things I really missed during the pandemic was walking into their warm smiles and friendly greetings when I arrived in the morning," Ayana says. Still, the experience proved invaluable. "The highlight of my work experience at Acme was being able to connect with my supervisor and the other workers in the department," Ayana says. Aside from feeling welcomed I also learned a lot of things such as using [programs] Amtech and DocLink. I also got comfortable using Excel. I learned how to input credit memos into the system as well as invoice numbers into the Excel spreadsheet."
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Alaska Democrats say Palin is making 'narcissistic' decisions.
(CNN) - Alaska Democrats sharply criticized Gov. Sarah Palin Friday for rejecting nearly half of the federal stimulus money allotted to her state, suggesting the former vice presidential candidate is putting national ambitions ahead of Alaska's interest.
"It's outrageous that Palin wants to turn down Alaskans' fair share of federal stimulus money for education, public safety, unemployment services and health programs," said State Democratic Party Chair Patti Higgins. "It's very clear that Palin is sacrificing the needs of Alaskans for her national political ambitions."
Earlier: Palin to reject almost half of stimulus money
Bob Poe, a Democratic candidate for governor of Alaska, called Palin's move downright "narcissistic" in a conference call with reporters, and said it's clear she is making decisions with an eye toward a future presidential campaign. Palin faces reelection in 2010.
"She is clearly aligning herself with the other very conservative governors who have also rejected the money," Poe said.
Poe also suggested Palin is playing an "obvious game," given the state legislature is permitted to overrule her decision to reject the money and is likely to do so.
The comments come one day after Palin announced she was rejecting more than $400 million of the federal funds, saying they came with too many strings attached that threaten to dig the state in a "deeper hole."
The move follows that of other conservative governors, including South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. Both Sanford and Jindal are often considered to be future presidential candidates, and neither has ruled out a White House run.
Other Republicans who have rejected some of the stimulus funds include Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour.
In a statement released Friday, Palin said she is open to accepting more of the federal funds, especially the $170 million she is currently rejecting that is allotted to education.
"We've increased education funding in Alaska at historical levels during my administration because it is our priority. We want to make sure any new dollars complement what we've already grown," she said.
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For thousands of years, all over Africa, women have ruled empires and kingdoms, in various capacities. The Black woman remains the pride of the Black continent to date. Although the world casts Africa in the light of a people who oppress women, history vindicates us all. Queen Hatshepsut is one among many women who have ruled prosperous empires in Africa.
When we talk about the most influential women in antiquity, the shrewd, devout and determined princess Maatkaré Hatshepsut Henemt-Imana, daughter of Queen Yahmesu, was one.
Egypt has always given women significant roles in governance, this is in accordance with Africa's matriarchal tradition. This can be seen in Naré Mari's reign when he merged the upper and lower Egypt. A woman was his Djati (Prime minister), she founded the pharaonic power as it stood for 3,000 years.
The Pharaoh's wife who has the title Sovereign of Egypt was also often given the responsibility of managing the state's affairs. In the first dynasty, it was only after 3 or 5 Pharaohs that a woman took over full authority of Egypt, in the name of Marynit, the first woman head of state in human history.
Septah Neith-iqereti (Nitocris) of the 6th dynasty and Sobek Neferu of the 12th dynasty will also assume full powers subsequently, but genuinely, the events that birthed the emergence of the 18th dynasty gave rise to the ascent of the most relevant queen in history.
The 18th dynasty was created when the Pharaoh Yahmesu Nebpehtyre led the critical liberation war against the foreign occupation of the foreign people called Hyksos who had occupied the dynasty for 200 years. However, telling of this victory will be incomplete without mentioning the roles of his Grand-mother, Tetisheri, his mother Ahkotpu, and his sister-wife, Yahmesu Neferet-Iry.
These women were honorable leaders and warlords, sovereigns who proved the worth of women's place in the exercise of power. Following them are Akhotpu II, daughter of Yahmesu Neferet-Iry, and Yahmesu, daughter of Akhotpu II who were considered by the people as prominent queens. Hatshepsut, daughter of Yahmesu, was thus the heiress of these five prominent queens and had a special bond with the figure of her grand-mother, Yahmesu Neferet-Iry.
Hatshepsut was the only surviving child of Queen Yahmesu and Pharaoh Aakheperkaré Djehuty Mesu (Thutmose I). Her brothers Imana-Mesu, Madji-Mesu and her sister Neferukheb all died at a young age. Hatshepsut was initiated into the secrets of African spirituality by her nurse, Sat Ra. The name Hatshepsut means the first of the noble ladies, mistress of the initiated. Her second name Henemt Imana means one who unites with God.
Her talents were obvious as early as 8 years of age, she was gifted in poetry, religion, and engineering. At a very tender age, she had started leading religious processions, she even came up with the concept of creating an artificial pool to manage the Nile's overflow. Her father, impressed by her talents, involved her in the kingdom's management, going on political and religious missions with her. At the end of his life, with the permission of Queen Yahmesu, the King ruled with his daughter.
Hatshepsut had more rights to the crown than her father did because, although he was the son of a Pharaoh, he wasn't a son of a Queen of Egypt, so her father crowned her and married her to his son Djehuty-Mesu Neferkhau, (Thutmose II), who was born to him by a secondary wife.
Having that Neferkhau was sick and overweight, Hatshepsut was given the right to handle sensitive kingdom matters. This would be her second time of the ruling, having ruled the first time with her father. She ruled this time for 12 to 15 years.
She bore a daughter from her marriage to her brother, and she was called Neferuré, who though enthusiastic, didn't live long enough to become Queen.
At the demise of Pharaoh Neferkhau, his son Menkheperré Djehuty-Mesu the appointed heir of the throne was still too young, Hatshepsut was again vested with the power to rule, with the support of the clergy, the validity of her lineage and the will of her father who had crowned her, the priests crowned her head of state.
The Queen who took the name Maatkaré (Maat is the incarnation of the Ka of God), would soon be crowned Pharaoh after exhibiting two disputable acts.
Hatshepsut had her the myth of her divine birth engraved forever in the great temple of Deir el Bahari. In a nobly fabricated story, the divinity, Djehuty revealed to her mother Yahmesu that she would give birth to an outstanding King. The God, Imana, took the form of her Father, Aakheperkaré, and impregnated her mother. Thus, Hatshepsut is the direct child of God. This myth in many ways correlates with the story of the birth of Jesus.
In accordance with African tradition, where a woman bears the legitimacy of power, while her son exercises it, women who were allowed to reign, were not allowed to bear the title of Horus, the son of God and embodiment of power, just as men were not allowed to bear the title of Isis (Queen Mother).
Hatshepsut defied the custom, by taking on the title Horus and even epitomizing herself as a man in the engravings. Horut (female Horus), became one of her titles. This can be likened to Queen Nzinga of Angola who would present herself as a man.
From this perspective, it became expropriation of power, by having the support of the majority of the clergy, taking on these titles and being associated with divine birth, she put her son-in-law and nephew Menkheperré far from the throne and the pious queen enforced her irrefutable authority.
Egypt experienced peace and prosperity all through her 22 years of reign, as she didn't have the dictatorial ambitions of some of the clergy and her nephew Menkheperré, though she led several victorious military campaigns, in Sudan especially. However, there are two major deeds that have placed Hatshepsut as the supreme female Pharaoh of all time.
"By the voice of my Mother Aminata, dressed in her starry adornment, my Father Imana has asked me to cleanse his sanctuary, Ipet Sout with the incense of the land of Punt which alone will animate the divine statue which rests majestically in the holy Saints of the Hut Ntjer"
It was with this passage that Maatkaré Hatshepsut was allowed to go on her famous pilgrimage to the core of Africa, as Aminata, the female side of the God, Imana had instructed her to bring alive his statue which was in Ipet Sout, in the Hut Ntjer (temple of God) by using the incense from the land of Punt. Her other objective was to tour and map the continent, Africa.
Centuries before the Queen, two Pharaohs, Sanhure and Sankhkara had traveled to Ta Ntjer (the land of God), where the Egyptians originated from. It's been proven reasonably that Ta Ntjer is the Great Lakes and Southern Africa, from South Africa, Southern Sudan-Ethiopia through DR Congo, and Tanzania.
Jean Charles Coovi Gomez, a Beninese Egyptologist opines convincingly that Punt, a country in Ta Ntjer is present-day Uganda.
3,000 people were appointed for the layout of the journey, 30 left from Egypt. The exploration was led by a Sudanese. After crossing the Red Sea, and flanking the East African coast, the five ships arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa, and then took another turn to Uganda. It was a successful trip, and the Queen considered it as one of the most interesting times of her life. She returned with plants, cattle, monkeys, dogs, panthers, aromatic resins, gold incense and lots more.
Furthermore, the Djeser Djeseru meaning (magnificent of the magnificent) is an outstanding architectural masterpiece, linked to the Queen. The temple dedicated to God and deities Inpu (Anubis) and Hut Horu (Hathor) lies in a place presently called Der el Bahari in Arabic.
The building which is partly cut in a rock, has 3 successive terraces, linked by gently sloping stairs, a succession of sphinxes, engravings and statutes. It has a long walkway of 800m from the landing place on the Nile to the entrance of the building. It was built by the queen's favorite official, Sen N Mut, a multidisciplinary scientist of exceptional brilliance. He adorned one of the terraces with incense and plants brought from Punt.
The final years of the Queen's reign have Menkheperré, seriously vying for the throne as he had a section of the clergy on his side. Both royals had to be presented with the crown, nephew standing a few meters behind aunt.
When she died, she was given a well deserving funeral, but a few years later, every work that represented her as Horus was either destroyed or stalled in other to correct a violation of the sacred custom.
In all, she earned the place of the most relevant woman in the history of antiquity and the most powerful black woman in history.
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School's fallen heroes remembered
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School's fallen heroes remembered through competition winner's films
In January 2016, Squaducation announced a new competition for schools, My EPIC ERA. Launched as a national history based competition, its aim was to enthuse children and help them create and develop a passion for history. And it did exactly that! Brendan Ind from Wycliffe School in Stonehouse, Gloucestershire was the outright winner with an incredibly moving entry, having researched and written about the lives of two Old Wycliffians who met at the school, grew up and later fought in the Great War.
Now, to mark Remembrance Day, Squaducation is delighted to re-release the six WW1 60 second histories films that were created by winner Brendan and his fellow pupil Ben Matthews. These EPIC films are once again available as a FREE resource that can be used by schools throughout the country and to inspire more young people to dig deeper into history. To watch the films go to www.squaducation.com/epic-era
Julie Hicks, Director of Squaducation says, "The films are beautifully simple in their format but very moving; they promote an empathy and understanding of the fears and horror the young men experienced."
Brendan's teacher, Steve Arman quotes: "Making these '60 second' history films, is a memory they will never forget and as a result will hopefully enthuse them to see the personal stories of people from the past, who have lived through a diverse set of historical events and social settings. We love the films we've created, we all learnt so much through doing this."
In January 2018, My EPIC ERA competition will be launched again and it is hoped to make it even bigger and better. It's a tough act to follow.
For more information about the films or My Epic Era competition, contact hello@squaducation.com


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KIMT-TV Opens New Broadcast Facility in Rochester, Minnesota
ROCHESTER, Minn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--KIMT-TV, Southern Minnesota and North Iowa's CBS and MyNet affiliate, has opened a new state-of-the-art broadcast facility at 1751 Highway 52 North in Rochester, Minnesota.
The building remodel started in earnest in April 2017 and on September 28, 2017 KIMT began "Live" broadcasts of KIMT News 3's entire Daybreak Morning newscast from 4:30am-7:00am. In addition, KIMT's Noon News is live from the new Rochester studio. The new studio includes a live video feed of Rochester's skyline that can be seen behind the Anchor desk along with a giant video wall for anchors and reporters, which adds an extra dimension to the broadcast.
A state-of-the-art StormTeam 3 Weather Center has not only a stunning visual set but the most advanced weather equipment available in the television industry to forecast specifically for Rochester and Southern Minnesota.
KIMT has expanded their News, Sales and Technical departments with additional staff and are in the process of hiring more, to insure we deliver the best newscast on a daily basis.
"With an investment of several million dollars for the latest technology in our new Rochester studio, KIMT News 3 is committed to cover local, breaking news and weather in Rochester, while continuing to provide the best news coverage from all the communities we serve, including Albert Lea, Austin and Mason City," said Vice President & General Manager Steve Martinson.
In studio, a grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony and presentation was held on January 9, 2018 where members of the Rochester Chamber of Commerce, Rochester's Mayor Ardell Brede and other Rochester business owners celebrated with KIMT amidst excitement, photos, and prizes, while taking in an up close look at the new studio. They were joined by members of the KIMT staff, and executives of parent company Heartland Media, headed up by President Bob Prather.
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Please help us making this 8th Grade Dance memorable for our kids.
8th Grade Dance Volunteers Needed: This Saturday May 20!!
We have exciting plans for this year's dance, but we do need parent help decorating the party on Saturday May 20th at BMS from 10-2p.m. and everyone(except 8th graders) are encouraged to come help.
The 8th grade dance will be held from 6:30-8p.m. on Thursday, June 8th . The donation to attend is $5.


between brothers and the people with disabilities we serve while also cultivating relationships with community partners across the country. Although much has changed since 1977, many of those early partnerships continue to provide our brothers with life-changing opportunities to serve those around us.
On beautiful wooded grounds in northwest Ohio, Sunshine Communities, an organization dedicated to fostering community among people of all abilities, owns a facility bordering a stream and untouched wilderness. Since 1950, they have served their residents through a commitment to compassion and respect modeled after a "a clean home filled with love." Just a few years after the founding of The Ability Experience, brothers of Pi Kappa Phi from across northwest Ohio began volunteering and developing friendships with each of the residents. In 1985, Sunshine was granted one of the first play units built by The Ability Experience thanks to the hard work of the Beta Iota Chapter (Toledo) and Delta Sigma Chapter (Bowling Green).
In the late 1980s, outdoor recreation for the residents was often a trip around a busy parking lot or down a rural road without a sidewalk. In the spring of 1993, Pi Kappa Phi and The Ability Experience committed to one of the largest community projects to date: a boardwalk that would enable residents to truly experience the beauty of nature.
Over 100 brothers of Pi Kappa Phi from as far away as North Dakota descended upon Maumee, Ohio, that weekend. Their task was simple: construct a boardwalk to allow the Sunshine residents to enjoy the grounds. As the weekend wore on, the weather became brutal. During dinner Saturday night, a torrential downpour began. As sheets of rain fell from the sky, the brothers rallied together and pressed on.
"I just remember that night in spotlights and the pouring rain, you could hear dozens of hammers and the guys were singing 'You Are My Sunshine,'" said Executive Director Emeritus of The Ability Experience Ken Kaiser. As the sun rose Sunday morning, the first rays of dawn brought light and warmth to the true accomplishment of those men present. Not only did the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi complete 2,000 feet of boardwalk, but they also built a number of gazebos around the Sunshine property. For the first time since the founding of Sunshine Communities, 500 residents could finally experience the tranquil beauty of the world around them.
Two decades later, on a cold Saturday morning in April 2017, a team of brothers once again arrived in Maumee for Ability Camp. Just a few months before, another team of brothers spent their weekend removing the parts of the original boardwalk damaged by a winter storm that caused flooding and freezing in the area. Over 60 brothers of Pi Kappa Phi and 200 additional volunteers spent their weekend reconstructing a half-mile of boardwalk and ensuring it was raised above the floodplain that caused the original damage.
for friendship visits and dance parties. Whenever we've needed someone, they're always a phone call away".
Over the course of 2017, Ability Camps across the United States provided over 600 brothers of Pi Kappa Phi the opportunity to develop into servant leaders through shared experiences with people with disabilities. So far this year, The Ability Experience is on track to complete a record-breaking 20 Ability Camps across the country and abroad.
For brothers across the country, partnerships like Sunshine Communities are an opportunity to transform their time and energy into a lasting impact that goes far beyond mere fundraising dollars.
Through a simple construction project, the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi developed lifelong friendships with the residents of Sunshine Communities. Generation after generation, our brothers continue to give back to this incredible organization. From boardwalk extensions to Journey of Hope friendship visits to weekly volunteerism, Sunshine Communities continues to be a bright spot for both Pi Kappa Phi and The Ability Experience.


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U-Carmen e-Khayelitsha, o más simplemente U-Carmen, es una película musical sudafricana basada en la ópera Carmen de Georges Bizet y dirigida por Mark Dornford-May, su primer largometraje, que se rodó en el lugar homónimo (Khayelitsha).

Producción
La película es un remake moderno de la ópera Carmen de Bizet, del año 1875. Hablada completamente en xhosa, combina la música original de la ópera con la música tradicional africana. U-Carmen fue traducida al xhosa por Pauline Malefane y Andiswa Kedama, quienes interpretan a Carmen y Amanda respectivamente.

El reparto ensayó durante cuatro semanas antes de comenzar el rodaje de la película. Los números musicales de la película fueron grabados en vivo por el conjunto sin ninguna clase de doblaje. Ninguno de los integrantes del reparto había participado en una película anteriormente.

Sinopsis
U-Carmen es un largometraje basado en la ópera de Bizet del siglo XIX, filmada en un municipio de Sudáfrica. La energía, la compasión y el calor de la vida municipal en todos sus elementos creará una constante visualmente interesante y dinámica de fondo para el desarrollo de la historia.

La película comienza cuando Jongikhaya (Andile Tshoni) llega a Ciudad del Cabo a una estación de policía, en busca del sargento de policía Nomakhaya (Lungelwa Blou). Él no se encuentra en la estación, ya que está afuera en la patrulla, por lo que decide regresar más tarde para evitar ser acosada por los demás funcionarios. Mientras tanto, Carmen (Pauline Malefane) y Amanda (Andiswa Kedama) van a trabajar en la fábrica de cigarrillos. El vehículo de la policía pasa delante de Jongikhaya y Carmen grita para que se estacionen allí. Nomakhaya finalmente encuentra a Jongikhaya y le da un anillo que su madre le envió: le insta regresar a su aldea para ver a su madre antes de que ella muera. Un flashback (vuelta repentina al pasado) revela que Nomakhaya ha sido repudiado por su madre después de que se ahogó su hermano durante una discusión. Más tarde, el aburrido agente de la policía decide ir a la fábrica de cigarrillos para ver a las niñas. Carmen mira cuando Nomakhaya lee su Biblia y hace caso omiso hacia ella. Ella coquetea con él y le arroja una rosa en su coche. Posteriormente, las mujeres de la fábrica de cigarrillos están viendo televisión cuando ven un anuncio que un cantante, Lulamile Nkomo, está volviendo a la zona del municipio para un concierto especial. Pinki (Ruby Mthethwa) apaga el televisor cuando Carmen está tratando de ver el metraje y se produce una pelea. La policía llega a romper la lucha; Nomakhaya tiene a Carmen en custodia después de que Pinki se encuentra herida por un cuchillo. Sin embargo, Carmen convence a Nomakhaya que la deje ir a cambio de su amor y promesas de reunirse con él más tarde en un bar. Nomakhaya es degradado por el Capitán Gantana (Zamile Gantana) y confinado a sus cuarteles por su papel en la fuga.

Unos días después, Carmen, Amanda, las trabajadoras de la fábrica de cigarrillos, y los traficantes de drogas amigos de Carmen esperan con impaciencia la llegada de Lulamile Nkomo en el bar de Bra Nkomo (Andries Mbali). La policía llega a la búsqueda de Carmen, pero ella se esconde. Nomakhaya también llega, aunque se le trata con hostilidad por las fabricantes y los narcotraficantes hasta que Carmen se compromete con él. Él declara su eterno amor por Carmen y ella le advierte una vez más que solo se pertenece a sí misma. También le da su anillo de la madre. A instancias de Carmen, Nomakhaya cierra su puesto de trabajo y se convierte en un traficante de drogas. Sin embargo, una noche durante una operación de contrabando, se convierte en celos cuando Carmen es amigable hacia otro hombre y comienza una lucha. Los otros traficantes de drogas lo golpearon y furiosa, Carmen declara que su relación con Nomakhaya ha terminado. Carmen le devuelve el anillo que le dio. Nomakhaya le pide a Carmen que no se olvide de él. Él declara que la mataría si ella le rechaza. Carmen está programada para cantar en el concierto tras el regreso de Lulamile Nkomo. Sus amigos le advierten de que Nomakhaya se encuentra en la audiencia. Cuando Nomakhaya le dice a Carmen de su relación con ella, se encuentran afuera del lugar y el la amenaza a ella con un cuchillo. A pesar de su ominosa amenaza, Carmen se niega a estar de vuelta con el. Nomakhaya apuñala a Carmen y cuando sus amigas salen del lugar para ver lo que sucede, encuentran a Carmen muerta.

Estreno
Las distintas fechas de estreno se mencionan en la tabla:

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Lugares de Filmación
 Khayelitsha, Sudáfrica

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Festival Internacional de Berlín

Películas en xhosa
Películas ganadoras del Oso de Oro
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What's in a team name?
Vegas needs one for new NHL team
Tim Dahlberg AP Sports Columnist
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Sin City finally has its first major league sports team. Now the question is what to call it.
It won't be the Aces, already taken by a Reno minor league team. The same goes for names like Gamblers, Wranglers, Cowboys and Outlaws, all used at one time or another for minor league teams.
Owner Bill Foley, a self-proclaimed Army guy, likes Black Knights for his NHL team. But he acknowledged Wednesday that "maybe that's not the right name" for the team at this time.
But if New Orleans can name its team the Pelicans because the bird hangs around there, why can't Las Vegas come up with something befitting its reputation as the gambling and party capital of the country?
So, with apologies to hockey traditionalists everywhere, here are a few suggestions:
LOSERS: Hey, it's a town built on losers so why not honor the men and women who gave their money to make Las Vegas what it is today. On the flip side, it might be a little hard to convince fans to root for a bunch of losers.
RAT PACK: Frank, Sammy and Dean viewed ice only as something necessary for their drinks, but the Rat Pack once roamed the very spot where the team will play. Besides, it beats the alternative of naming them the Wayne Newtons.
STRIPPERS: OK, it sounds a bit risque and might not play well in Ottawa. But the team will actually be playing in an arena on the Las Vegas Strip, so there is that connection.
WISEGUYS: This might be the early favorite in the sports books. Bugsy Siegel would be proud of what he helped build, assuming he hadn't met such an untimely end. Then again, Bugsy probably never envisioned a hockey team amid the gambling joints he and the boys once ran.
DIRTY RATS: Bugsy's boys used to put these guys in their final resting places in the desert.
SHARPS: These are the guys who bet big money and often beat the bookies. They are royalty in Vegas, much like former players with missing front teeth are in Winnipeg.
SQUARES: The opposite of Sharps.
SINNERS: This is Sin City, you know. And there is precedent of sorts in New Orleans, where there is a football team called the Saints. Plus, think of the fun referees could have sending Sinners to the Sin Bin.
C-NOTES: The bill of choice on the Las Vegas Strip, it can get you into nightclubs and might even pay for a seat (parking not included) to watch hockey in the new T-Mobile Arena. Think of the promotional possibilities when it rains $100 bills in between periods.
VEGANS: If Vancouver can have the Canucks and Montreal the Canadians, Vegas can have the Vegans. Might even appeal to a new set of fans in search of a good tofu hot dog to go with their hockey.
SHOWGIRLS: On second thought, no.
SIEGFRIED & ROYS: They made magic with tigers. Why not let the new team do the same on the ice.
HARDWAY SIX: A craps bet favored by a lot of players about town, it's not easy to win but pays off big. There is some precedent, with the 1977 UNLV basketball team that made the Final Four nicknamed the Hardway Eight.
ATOMICS: Back in the day, Las Vegans used to get up early to watch the mushroom clouds from nuclear explosions set off at the Nevada Test Site just north of town. It would be much safer to cheer for the Atomics to explode for a few goals.
SECRETS: Everyone knows what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas. So why not call the team the Las Vegas Secrets? As a bonus, whenever they are eliminated from the playoffs headline writers can write: The Secrets are out.
And, finally, the No. 1 pick for a team name:
FLYING ELVI: No reason to get all shook up, but this takes care of the team name, mascot and entertainment all in one swoop. And, with 14,000 season tickets sold, Las Vegas has already shown a hunka, hunka burning love for this team.
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Dance opens up new opportunities for treating depression
by University of Eastern Finland
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Researchers at the University of Eastern Finland are currently studying the role of dance in the treatment of mild-to moderate depression. This August witnessed the release of an avatar-based dance choreography, illustrating the narratives of six study participants of their desired future.
"The underlying idea in future narratives is hope and finding good in everyday life. The participants experienced the dance project as a meaningful way of approaching their own life situation," says Senior Researcher, Doctor of Arts in Dance Hanna Pohjola, who also holds a title of Docent in multidisciplinary health and well-being research.
The group did not talk about depression but focused on preparing the choreography together. Pohjola points out dance can enable people to deal with issues and events in their everyday life through movement, without using words.
"Many of the participants said that the project helped them to better understand the root causes of their depression, and they started taking concrete steps towards their desired future."
In her earlier studies, Pohjola has found that dance can free a person from illness, and demedicalize their condition. For instance, when studying a dance company with all of its dancers diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, the researchers found that the role of the dancer was emphasized, and the disease was reduced to the background. This experience also poured into the dancers' everyday life.
"A similar phenomenon can be seen in our depression study as well. The participants identified themselves as dancers first, and dance took priority over other things."
Dance piece paints a picture of the desired future
Pohjola is currently running a four-year scientific-artistic research project funded by the Kone Foundation, titled Narrating through Dance in Life Fractures, which examines the experiential and social consequences of dance in different life transitions.
The current dance project is part of this research. In the artistic part of the study, a digital avatar-based dance choreography was produced using a 3D motion capture system in the HUMEA laboratory of the Department of Applied Physics at the University of Eastern Finland.
The collaboratively produced dance narrative is based on the participants' own stories and their narration through dance. Minuina ("As Me") is a dance choreography that paints a picture of the desired future through movement.
Applying the Narrative Futuring method
The Narrative Futuring (NF) method familiar from positive psychology was used in the group's meetings. The method has not been applied to scientific-artistic research before. The NF method approaches the present from the desired future and typically, the method involves writing a letter. However, words can't describe everything, and not everything can be put into words. By using the method in the context of movement, it is possible to reach beyond words.
"The participants included in the choreography elements of the future that were important to them and practiced their expression in terms of movement. Each of them created a small movement composition for the common avatar-based choreography."
Based on these dance narratives emerging from movement improvisation, Pohjola compiled the narratives into one entity, selected the music and created a chronological sequence of events from the point of view of choreography.
"The participants did their movement compositions independently, according to the guidelines given. Yet, the different pieces of choreography resonate with each other, creating a common theme for the choreography. This is astonishing, considering that the participants did their movement compositions remotely from home."
The process of performing dance in depression has not been studied much yet
The effect of dance on the treatment of patients with depression has been studied before in intervention studies involving dance. These studies have examined the impact of dance lessons taken during a certain period of time on the physical, psychological and social well-being of the participants.
"However, less research has been carried out into the process of performing itself, which is the focus of our research."
In her studies, Pohjola has found that performing has a different meaning for those participating in a dance project than mere participation in dance lessons. For example, together with her Swedish colleagues, Pohjola has studied a performing dance company whose members have Parkinson's disease.
"In the interviews, the dancers emphasized that their commitment to a common dance project is more intense than to dance lessons, and they were more committed to the responsibility. The dancers share a common focus they are working towards. Preparing and performing a choreography also created a shared non-verbal language through which the experience was structured."
Watching a dancer move also activates the mirror neuron system in the brain. Mirror neurons are neurons that react to movements, sounds, expressions and gestures, and mimic what the other person is doing and feeling. This is why they are also called empathy neurons.
"The mirror neuron system is activated especially by a dance genre that is familiar to the viewer, or in this case, by the participants recognizing their own movements being performed by the avatar."
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For this purpose, incoming grants are available to invite guest scientists to visit Göttingen for up to four weeks in the course of joint research projects. Funding can be used in accordance with the guidelines of the Leibniz-Association for travel costs and accomodation of the guest.
Members of the ScienceCampus apply for a incoming grant for their guest. The form sheet with a short profile of the guest, the scope of the visit and an estimated spending plan has to be submitted to ScienceCampus Coordination Office. Applications can be submitted electronically.


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Dexamethasone: The Cheap, Old And Boring Drug That's A Potential Coronavirus Treatment
Nial Wheate, University of Sydney
First, we tried the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine. Then we tested the antiviral drug remdesivir. But new UK research gives the strongest indication yet we may have found a useful treatment for COVID-19.
This time it's an old anti-inflammatory drug, dexamethasone, which has been described as cheap, old and boring.
Preliminary results from a clinical trial just released indicate the drug seems to reduce your chance of dying from COVID-19 if you're in hospital and need oxygen or a machine to help you breathe.
The results were significant enough for the UK to recommend its use for severe COVID-19.
Before we roll it out in Australia, we need to balance the drug's risks with its benefits after peer-review of the full trial data.
What is dexamethasone?
Dexamethasone has been used since the late 1950s, so doctors are familiar with it. It's also inexpensive, with a packet of 30 tablets costing around A$22 (for general patients) under Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
So if it does work for COVID-19, this cheap and boring drug, already available in Australia with a prescription, would be easy to add to current treatments.
Dexamethasone belongs to a class of drugs known as corticosteroids and is used to treat a range of conditions related to inflammation. These include severe allergies, some types of nausea and vomiting, arthritis, swelling of the brain and spinal cord, severe asthma, and for breathing difficulties in newborn babies.
And it's dexamethasone's application to those latter two respiratory conditions that prompted doctors to think it may also help patients severely affected by COVID-19.
ICU ventilators: what they are, how they work and why it's hard to make more
What did the trial find?
The recently reported results come from the Randomised Evaluation of COVID-19 Therapy, or RECOVERY, trial.
The researchers put patients into one of three groups: those needing ventilation (a machine that helps them breath); those who just needed oxygen therapy; and those who needed no treatment to help them breathe.
Patients in each of those groups were given dexamethasone (6mg once a day, either as a tablet or via intravenous injection), for ten days. A fourth group (a control group) was not given the drug.
Dexamethasone was most useful for the ventilated patients; deaths for this group dropped by about one-third with drug treatment. In contrast, deaths only dropped by one-fifth for those patients who were only receiving oxygen therapy. There was no benefit to patients who could breathe normally.
Results of the dexamethasone trial have just been released.
The researchers calculated that giving dexamethasone to eight ventilated patients would prevent one from dying, on average. And giving it to around 25 patients needing oxygen alone would prevent one death.
The fascinating history of clinical trials
How might dexamethasone work for COVID-19?
When a patient has severe COVID-19, their immune system ramps up to catch and control the virus in the lungs.
In doing this, their body produces more infection-fighting white blood cells. This results in inflammation and pressure on their lungs, making it very difficult for them to breath.
It's therefore likely dexamethasone reduces this inflammation, and so reduces pressure on the lungs.
How does coronavirus kill?
What are the downsides?
There are potential complications with using dexamethasone.
First, dexamethasone also suppresses the immune system when it reduces inflammation. So, it's not usually recommended for people who are sick, or could be sick, from other infections. So doctors will need to make sure patients have no other infections before they are prescribed the drug.
If the results of this trial are correct though, the drug doesn't appear to compromise the patient's ability to fight COVID-19; it might just affect their ability to fight off other diseases.
Second, the drug is only useful for patients with difficulty breathing and needing some assistance either through ventilation in a hospital or from oxygen therapy.
There appears to be no benefit for patients who don't need help breathing. So we shouldn't be giving it to everyone who tests positive to the virus.
In the fight against coronavirus, antivirals are as important as a vaccine. Here's where the science is up to
Third, like all drugs, dexamethasone has side effects that need to be monitored. Serious, but rare ones include: severe stomach or intestinal pain, sudden changes with vision, fits, significant psychiatric or personality changes, severe dizziness, fainting, weakness and chest pain or irregular heartbeat, and swelling of the face, lips, mouth, tongue or throat, which may cause difficulty in swallowing or breathing.
The results of the clinical trial are preliminary. So we need to wait for the full study data and scientific peer-review before we can make a definitive decision as to whether dexamethasone treatment is a worthwhile, and safe, addition to COVID-19 therapy in Australia.
What if the vaccine or drugs don't save us? Plan B for coronavirus means research on alternatives is urgently needed
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Elliott Brood played Guelph's River Run Centre Feb. 1 as part of Hillside Inside 2013.
Elliott Brood doesn't play many theatres.
Delivering a breed of alt-country that's been appropriately dubbed "death country" for its deployment of a stripped down, no-frills folk-punk approach to performance that is a defining feature of the more extreme Norwegian subgenre of death metal bands, it's understandable that the three-piece pointed out it was more acquainted with the sticky floors and gloom of the Toronto bar scene when it played the main hall at Guelph's River Run Centre on Feb. 1. But that's not to say the trio was entirely uncomfortable playing the theatre setting.
"It smells good in here," singer and multi-instrumentalist Casey Laforet noted to the crowd in a lighthearted nod to the virtues of the comparatively sterile environment.
All joking aside, that Elliott Brood played the more spacious setting of the River Run Centre was no miscalculation in planning; just prior to their Hillside Inside performance, the group catered to two sold-out audiences at the Dakota Tavern in Toronto on Jan. 30 and 31.
The band's not without its Guelph history, either. Between songs, the group also gave a shout out to local watering hole the Jimmy Jazz, where they said they played their first show outside of Toronto.
They also recalled a flash mob that broke out last summer during a Hillside performance of "If I Get Old" before delivering a slowed down variation of the 2011 single.
"Oh, Alberta" had everyone on their feet, even if they were guilted into it (a fan shouted out the track title in between songs and the band asked him if he would be the first to stand up and clap along because of it). But it is hard to justify sitting down while watching Elliott Brood perform. Even if two of the group's three members play with their behinds planted firmly in seats more comfortably padded than your own, it is easy to understand why; all members handle multiple instrumental duties – almost always simultaneously. In particular, Laforet plays guitar while filling in the low end with his feet – tapping bass pedals along with the chords.
On Feb. 2, the band tweeted thanks to the crowds at their Guelph and Toronto performances for "a great send-off" to a European tour that will span Feb. 7-March 3.
Following the death country trio were Great Lake Swimmers (GLS).
With a turned down, atmospheric take on folk rock, GLS were perhaps more appropriately situated on the main stage at the River Run Centre, especially when they brought out members of the Suzuki String School of Guelph. The school – specially instructed for the evening by GLS fiddler Miranda Mulholland, who was once herself a student at the school – appeared throughout the set to perform "Quiet Your Mind," "A Song for the Angels," "The Knife," "On the Water," "Changing Colours," and "Changes with the Wind," among others.
This entry was posted in Burden of Salt and tagged Elliott Brood, Great Lake Swimmers, Guelph, Hillside Inside, River Run Centre on February 7, 2013 by Tom Beedham.


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Meeting pending with Juanmi to clarify his future
by LALASPORT 4/23/2019 06:06:00 PM
Three LaLiga clubs: Betis, Sevilla and Valencia, have asked about their situation and have asked about their signing. The Donostiarra club does not consider selling him, but he will listen to him at the end of the League.
Juanmi Jimenez is revealed against his situation in the Real Sociedad. Do not want to be a substitute, want to play, have more minutes, be important. But unlike other players, the Malaga does not claim greater prominence with words, but with facts. Three goals in the last five games, just when Imanol Alguacil has given him the minutes that until then he had denied him incomprehensibly. He has been needed, and has responded. The Coin has vindicated big, as should be done, as a born goalscorer whose statistic is on his side, and that draws the attention of important First Division clubs. Because the interest of Betis in its signing, which transpired last week, are also added that of the other team of the Andalusian capital, Sevilla; and that of Valencia. In the Real are not alien to these movements, and aware of this, are pending a meeting with Juanmi Jiménez at the end of the season to address their situation.
There are three clubs with economic potential more than enough to pay the termination clause of Juanmi Jiménez, which amounts to 35 million, and that a priori would be the only way he could leave this next summer of the Real. In the San Sebastian club they have no intention of selling to the Coín striker, that is, they are not willing to listen to offer, nor negotiate with any club, and they will refer to their clause. They understand that it is a very important player for the attack of the first team, although they have not had the desired participation in this second round of the league championship.
Betis, Sevilla and Valencia have shown interest in Juanmi and have asked for your situation in the Real. That is, are aware that the Malaga is not entirely satisfied with the role he has in the Real, because he believes that it should have more continuity than he has had in the time he has been in San Sebastian. Juanmi himself said it last week in the SER. "The last few years I have not had the desired continuity to feel important," he said clearly. In the realistic club they know this feeling that the forward of Coín has, and has stayed in citing with him to deal with his situation in the Real and listen to him, to know what his intentions are for the future, if by his head he goes on San Sebastian or leave the club from San Sebastian.
It is to avoid that their discontent forces them to have to listen to offers and, even, that leads to any of the interested clubs to pay the amount of its clause of rescission. It is not even ruled out that la Real offer Juanmi a revision of his contract that ends in 2021. Jokin Aperribay, the realist president, has already seen in the last weeks up to twice with the representative of Juanmi, García Quillón, to talk about his situation in the Real, in addition to dealing with issues of other realistic players who also represents, as goalkeeper Moya and lateral Theo Hernandez.
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Available in two flavors for either the iPhone 5S/5C/5 or for phones with a micro-USB port, these battery packs are slim, lightweight, and roughly the size of your average phone. They have built in cables that let you plug them in while the battery itself stays out of the way, tucked snug against the back of your device. There are even little rubber feet so that it won't scratch your case or phone.
You can still easily hold your phone for texting, emailing, or talking without the battery getting in the way. It makes your phone thicker, but it doesn't make it unusable or force you to unplug and stop charging. It also doesn't require you to swap out your case since the built-in plugs work with whatever case you usually have on your phone.
The iPhone version will provide an additional 13 hours of talk time with a 3000mAh lithium ion battery. It's also capable of pass through charging and will charge your device and the battery at the same time. It measures just 4.9″ x 2.4″ x 0.5″ and weighs only .26 pounds.
The micro-USB version also has pass through charging and will provide an additional 18 hours of talk time with a 4000mAh lithium ion battery. It measures 5.0″ x 2.5″ x 0.4″ and weighs the same trim .26 pounds. This one does double-duty with the addition of a USB port that will allow you to charge a second device at the same time.
Both also have an LED readout so you know how much charge is left in the battery. Simply press a button and the four lights display the charge in easy-to-read 25% increments so you won't be caught off guard when it's empty.
Using these on my phone, I found that they quickly became my favorite battery packs for a couple of reasons. The biggest reason is that they are so darn small and easy to use. It seems that as soon as my phone runs out of juice and I plug it in, that there are ten different reasons that I need to use my phone.
It's awkward with a big cable and an even bigger charger. This one is so small it was still easy to hold my phone in one hand for texting. It was also small enough that I could easily hold it to my ear to talk without having the battery hanging awkwardly.
The Talk & Charge batteries also didn't run hot, which many batteries do especially when you're charging and using your device. And they charged quickly, giving my phone a healthy charge in a very short time, again, while I was using it, too.
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I first started with an Implement top bar for a farm tractor ( I got mine from Tractor Supply for $20.00). After splitting the bar & welding in a 4 to 6" piece of tubing in the middle to lengthen it & painting it was ready to install. An old extra long straight Class 1 drawbar properly notched to lock onto the frame rails, only one hole needed to be drilled into the chassis in the frame crossbrace junction & a stainless 8x 1/2" nut & bolt to fasten it.
On the rear end side, I had a 90 degree pipe bracket clamp ( you can use any 1/4" by 3" angle iron bracket for this as well) I used one bolt & you can use two if you like. Bolt this bracket to the rear "U" bolt threads sticking out below the nut & attach the bar to this after you set the RV on the ground to set the proper length. Tighten everything very tight & enjoy the ride.
I have provided some pics in the photo section for clarification purposes & if you need any other info I am available for comment. This is a LOW BUCK option to the $500.00 bar they sell at Camping World & it works GREAT!! NO more uncontrollable whipping & recovery. I've made serious upgrades to the front suspension for control & this one is a MUST HAVE for taking the uncertainty out of driving.
I hope this helps in the overall scheme of things.
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Where is DTE Energy Music Theatre located and what is the address?
DTE Energy Music Theatre is located in Clarkston, Michigan off of I-75 at Sashabaw Rd. (Exit 89) The address is 7774 Sashabaw Rd, Clarkston, MI 48348.
What is the capacity of DTE Energy Music Theatre?
How many events are at DTE Energy Music Theatre each year?
On average DTE Energy Music Theatre has approximately 50 events each summer.
When is DTE Energy Music Theatre open?
DTE Energy Music Theatre is open from May to September.
All events at DTE Energy Music Theatre are "Rain or Shine" events. Only in extreme inclement weather are shows cancelled or postponed.
How many parking entrances are at DTE Energy Music Theatre?
There are a total of eleven lanes through which you may enter. South drive – 4 lanes. Main drive – 5 lanes. Pine Knob Road – 2 lanes.
Where is Guest Relations located?
The Guest Relations office and information booth is located directly inside the East Entrance.
Are there any stairways leading up to the lawn seating?
Five stairways access the lawn seating area. One each at stage right and left, and three stairways at the rear of hill.
Where are the restrooms at DTE Energy Music Theatre?
Convenient men's and women's locations throughout the grounds. For physically challenged patrons, two unisex restrooms are located at the stage right concessions plaza. Physically challenged women may also access the stage right and left women's locations.
How can I see the performers up close from the back of the pavilion or lawn seating?
There are two giant live-action video walls located on both sides of the stage and Three 9' X 12' video screens mounted on top of the rear of the pavilion for lawn patrons.
Are there metal detectors at DTE Energy Music Theatre?
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What are the Box Office hours at DTE Energy Music Theatre?


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"Christine", also released under the title "Tilted", is a song by Christine and the Queens.  "Christine", which is recorded in French, was released for download on 13 October 2014 through Because Music as the third single from his debut studio album Chaleur humaine (2014). It was, however, originally recorded in English titled "Cripple" in 2012, and a later English version was released as "Tilted" on 3 March 2015. It was named one of the ten best songs of 2015 by Time magazine. "Christine" was a number one hit on both of Belgium's Ultratop charts and peaked at number 3 in France, while "Tilted" became a top 20 hit in Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Background
According to Héloïse Letissier, when he first wrote the song, it was written in English. It was originally recorded under the title "Cripple" for an EP, Mac Abbey, in 2012. However, when he performed the song in Brighton in May 2013, the chorus "I actually do enjoy being a cripple" was poorly received by the audience. Letissier said: "... there was a huge embarrassed silence. I thought it was really ambiguous! But it's not." He reworked the lyrics in French as "Christine" for his 2014 debut album, and from this he made another English version, "Tilted". The English and French versions are not an exact translation and have significant differences in their lyrics, for example the English version begins with "I will die before Methuselah / So I'll fight sleep with ammonia," while the French version may be translated as "I start books at the end / And I hold my head high for nothing " ().

Letissier said that the song is "an easy song with an uneasy subject. It's about feeling out of place, not finding your balance, or being depressed even, but with playful images, with a song you can dance on." He explained that the song is about "embracing the fact that you can't really find your balance", which in his case is embracing his own awkwardness and the feeling of being imperfect. It would therefore be about "embracing who you are", and "being proud of who you are and where you stand". He also explained the English title of the song: "The French song is talking about the same difficulty of turning on your feet. I was searching for lots of images or words that could fit, and I just stumbled upon this word, to tilt or be tilted, and I was exactly trying to find this image. It's literally talking about not finding your balance with a playful image."

Music video
A music video to accompany the release of "Christine" was first released onto YouTube on 18 December 2014 at a total length of three minutes and fifty-six seconds.  The minimal and largely blue and black visuals in the videos for "Christine" and the English version "Tilted" are identical, and feature Letissier and his dancers performing intricate dance routines on a platform.

In the last scene of Better Things''' second-season finale, the music video of "Christine" was re-enacted by Sam, Frankie, Duke and Phyllis as a graduation gift for Max. Pitchfork'' named the sequence as one of "The 10 Best Music Moments on TV in 2017".

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"Christine"

"Tilted"

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"Christine"

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2012 songs
2014 singles
2015 singles
Christine and the Queens songs
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Ultratop 50 Singles (Flanders) number-one singles
Ultratop 50 Singles (Wallonia) number-one singles
Because Music singles
Songs written by Héloïse Letissier
Indie pop songs
Alternative R&B songs
Chillwave
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Yesterday I could download ST7 and I have got the license for ST7 by mail.
Today, I can only download up to ST6. I have checked current licenses on GTAC. There it sais I have only license for ST6. I have called the Norwegian VAR and they don`t know what has happen. They said that this is handled by Siemens.
Although the code is finished and tested, we are still posting software and license files. Just give it a couple days and it will all be sorted out. Thanks for being so enthusiastic.
Thank you Dan for quick reply.
Can somebody post a link to the downloads. I have been able to find the downloads in general but not ST7. Once past that will need to beat up the reseller to give me a license file.
Will it work for 30 days without a license file?
After downloading for a while it stops.
I am unable to get this software. Please suggest a way out.


Engineering Professional Development hosted its 2nd Annual Awards Banquet Thursday, April 21. The night included updates from engineering student organizations, a featured speaker, dinner, and awards ceremony.
The banquet is held as an annual celebration honoring College of Engineering student organizations and advisors, community partners and students for outstanding leadership and service. What started as an idea to celebrate and recognize the outstanding accomplishments of our student organizations gradually evolved into a celebration of all of the accomplishments related to professional development. Group, individual and industry awards were given out in various categories. The purpose of the banquet is to foster a strong sense of pride in the college, recognize the accomplishments of students and student groups, and encourage students to seek out experiences that make them great engineers and leaders.


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(2) Specific Water Quality Requirements. A wastewater treatment facility designed for secondary or advanced secondary treatment effluent limitations may use filtration as a unit of operation to supplement suspended biological floc removal. Filters may be designed for intermittent operation if filters are not necessary to meet permitted effluent limitations.
(1) A wastewater treatment facility using filtration to provide tertiary treatment to comply with a permit requirement must have a minimum of two independent, fully functional filter basins with independent, fully functional equipment.
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(3) If a filter is provided solely to polish wastewater in situations where permit compliance does not depend on the use of a filter, such as in some cases of reclaimed water use, one filter is allowed.
(c) Source of Backwash Water. A filtration system must use filtered effluent as the source of backwash water.
(d) Disposition of Backwash Water. A filtration system must return backwash water containing material cleaned from a filter to the headworks of the wastewater treatment facility or to the influent lift station for processing.
(e) Sequence of Treatment Units.
(1) A final clarifier must precede a filter.
(2) A filter system may be used in conjunction with a disinfection tank to provide additional detention time, provided the filter is backwashed to the headworks of the wastewater treatment facility or to the influent lift station.
(f) Overload Conditions. A design must prevent effluent or partially treated effluent from overflowing from any filtration unit.
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Is Alfonso a Mexican name?
Yes, Alfonso is a Mexican name. It is a Hispanic name of Germanic origin that was brought to Spain by the Visigoths during the 5th and 8th centuries. The name itself is a combination of two parts, the Germanic "adal", meaning "noble", and the Visigothic "fons" meaning "ready".
The name Alfonso is popular for Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Spain and Mexico, where it is one of the most frequently used names. Alfonso is also a common name in Italian, Portuguese, Bulgarian, Croatian, and other countries.
In addition, it is also used by families of Hispanic descent in the United States.
What nationality is the surname Alfonso?
Alfonso is a common surname that can be found in many countries throughout the world. It is an ancient name of Germanic origin, first used around 800 A. D. and derived from "adal-funs" ("noble-ready").
It is most commonly found in Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries, where it is the fifth most popular surname according to census data. The surname Alfonso is also found in parts of Italy, France, and Portugal.
It is also common among Sephardic Jews and is sometimes also used in South American countries like Venezuela, Colombia, and Mexico.
What is the nickname for Alfonso?
Alfonso does not have a specific nickname, but his name is often shortened to Alf or Fonz. These nicknames are popular among family, friends, and coworkers. Additionally, Alfonso's full name is often used to create unique nicknames, such as Alfa, Fonsy, and Fonzy.
How rare is the name price?
The name Price is quite rare, with only about 0. 0065% of people having that name in the United States. According to the Social Security Administration, Price is not even in the top 1000 most popular names in the United States.
This means that Price is a fairly uncommon name in the country. However, seems to be more popular in certain parts of the South, especially in Louisiana and Alabama, where the name Price is more frequently seen.
What is the meaning of Alfonso in English?
Alfonso is a Spanish and Italian form of the name Alfonse, derived from both the Germanic and Old French name Alfons or Adalfuns. Meaning "noble" and "ready for battle," Alfonso is a popular name in many Spanish speaking countries.
It has also been adopted by the English-speaking world and is commonly identified as a variation of "Alfred". Nicknames include Fonsy, Fons, Fonzi, and Fonz.
What are cool Mexican nicknames?
Some cool Mexican nicknames are:
1. Gordo – meaning "Fat"
2. Chema – short for José Manuel
3. Flaco – meaning "Thin"
4. Lupita – meaning "Little Wolf"
5. Memo – short for Guillermo
6. Mimi – short for Miriam
7. Güero – meaning "Light-skinned/fair-haired"
8. Chuy – short for Jesús
9. Niño – meaning "Child"
10. Chiquita – meaning "Little Girl"
11. Gordito – meaning "Little Fatty"
12. Chico – meaning "Little Boy"
13. Pancho – short for Francisco
14. Beto – short for Roberto
15. Lalo – short for Eduardo
16. Chava – short for Silvia
17. Javi – short for Javier
18. Chiquito – meaning "Very Little/Tiny One"
19. Meche – short for Guadalupe
20. Chava – short for Salvador
Is Elias Spanish for Elijah?
No, Elias is not Spanish for Elijah. Elijah is an English given name that originates from the Hebrew language. The name Elijah is commonly heard in English-speaking countries, and its meaning is "my God is Yahuweh" or "Yahweh is God".
The Spanish equivalent to the name Elijah is Eliseo. Elias is more commonly seen in other languages, such as Greek, Turkish, Swedish, Spanish, and Portuguese. In the Greek and Turkish languages, Elias means "Light of God".
In Spanish, Portuguese, and Swedish, Elias means "The Lord is my God". So, although Elias is similar in meaning to Elijah, they are not the same name.
Is the name Juana Spanish?
Yes, Juana is a Spanish name. It is a feminine form of the name Juan, which is derived from the old Latin name Iohannes, which means "God is Gracious". The name Juana is also related to the Hebrew name Yehohanan, which means "God is Gracious".
Juana is a popular Spanish name and is often given as a first or middle name. It is a name that has been passed down through generations and is still common today.
Does Ray mean king in Spanish?
No, Ray does not mean king in Spanish. Ray is a unisex name of English and French origin meaning "wise protector" or "guardian of wisdom". It first appeared in English dictionaries as early as the 13th century.
In Spanish, the closest equivalent to the name Ray would be Rey, which does mean king.
Is the last name Alfonso Italian?
Yes, the last name Alfonso is of Italian origin. The name is derived from the Germanic name Adalfuns, which is derived from the elements adal meaning "noble" and funs meaning "ready". It is first recorded in the Italian language as an Italian noble family in the 9th century.
The Italian surname Alfonso is also known to be of Lombard origin, where it originally derived from the Latin word adelfonsus, meaning "noble and ready". It was especially common in the Lombard areas of Emilia-Romagna, Liguria, and Piedmont, Italy.
In its later roll as a surname, it is very common in the Spanish-speaking countries of Spanish America and in the United States. In the latter instance it may have also been taken to denote descent from the Spanish ruling House of Alfolonso.
What is a common Italian last name?
One of the most common Italian last names is Rossi. This name is a patronymic surname, meaning it is derived from the name of the person's father – in this case, "Rossi" is derived from the given name "Roperto".
It is particularly popular in Central and Southern Italy, and is the fifth most common surname in Italy as a whole. Other popular Italian last names include Bianchi, Ferrara, Ricci, Romano, Costa, Giuliani, Conti, and Rizzo.
How do you know if your last name is Italian?
If you are not sure if your last name is Italian, there are a few ways you can check. One way is to look at a list of Italian surnames, such as the one published by the Italian Genealogical Group, which features a comprehensive list of surnames that are found in Italy.
Additionally, there are a variety of online databases, such as FamilySearch or ItalianGenealogy. com, that can help you search your family tree. These resources can provide you with records of your family's heritage which can give you information on which country your family originated from.
Finally, if you have a relative who is of Italian descent or perhaps speaks Italian fluently, they may have more information to offer. Researching one's last name can be a fun and rewarding way to discover more about your ancestors and where you come from.
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16 kiteboarders will be challenged to show their biggest megaloops in the most extreme Dutch weather conditions, when the wind hits 30+ knots or more. Let's get rrrrrready!
Red Bull Megaloop will be organized when the weather conditions are perfect. That means: when the authorities warn to stay indoors, the world's best kiteboarders only have one goal: ride hard and fly high. So when Mother Nature will show her skills between April 1st and November 1st, we'll ask the riders to show their skills as well.
The event takes place at The Spot, Zandvoort, The Netherlands. For more details, please visit the official website.


This authentic Chanel Vintage Timeless Convertible Tote Caviar Large is a classic design from the luxury brand made for everyday use. Crafted from dark brown caviar leather, this functional tote features dual tall flat leather handles, stitched Chanel CC logo, protective base studs, and gold-tone hardware accents. The bag's top flap magnetic snap closure opens to a brown designer fabric-lined interior with side zip, cellphone, and slip pockets perfect for daily essentials. Its detachable strap allows this bag to be worn longer on the body for added versatility. Hologram sticker reads: 10055504. **Note: Shoe photographed is used as a sizing reference, and does not come with the bag. These are professional pictures of the actual bag offered by Rebag.
Condition: Very good. Minor wear on base corners and hardware. Light creasing on base. Minor tarnishing on hardware and slight signs of wear in interior.
Accessories: Dust bag, care booklet, and detachable strap.
Measurements: Handle Drop 8.5", Height 8.5", Width 12.5", Depth 4.5", Strap Drop 14.5"