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Beck: Modern Guilt
By David Marek | July 7, 2008 | 1:12pm
Music Reviews Beck
It's tempting to call Modern Guilt a return to form for Beck Hansen. After releasing a pair of bloated, unmemorable records, he recruited producer/collaborator Danger Mouse to help him out with his latest project, and the results of this partnership are pretty hard to argue with. In Danger, Beck has found a genre-hopping, kindred spirit who can be credited for helping the notoriously perfectionist artist record Modern Guilt in a mere two and a half months—the amount of time it usually takes Beck to tune the low e-string on his guitar.
The results, however, sound anything but rushed. Set to the same eerie psychedelica as Danger's work with Gorillaz and Gnarls Barkley, Modern Guilt is full of nods to The Zombies, 13th Floor Elevators and even Radiohead. In fact, tracks like "Replica" and "Profanity Prayers" play like In Rainbows b-sides, an ironic twist considering that this is one of the rare Beck records that Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich didn't have a hand in.
Lyrically, Beck shuns the mad-lib rapping that made "Loser" such an unexpected hit. Instead, he focuses on constructing haunting lyrics that preach the end of days with the zeal of a street-corner prophet. Embracing his role as a shaggy-haired doomsayer, Beck stoically laments our melting icecaps on one track ("Gamma Ray") while declaring that "some days are worse than you can imagine" on another ("Walls"). All this adds up to Beck's darkest record to date, one that captures the uncertainty of 2008 as well as Mellow Gold distilled apathy in 1994.
But calling Modern Guilt a return to form misses the point. One of the biggest problems with records like Guero and The Information was that they both sounded like Beck was trying recreate the artistic formula that made Odelay such a landmark album. For an artist that spent years constructing one of modern rock's most diverse discographies, these "returns to form" were frankly pretty disappointing, even if they did vaguely sound like "Devil's Haircut." But by eschewing his best work on Modern Guilt, Beck paradoxically ends up doing what he does best—tweaking our expectations.
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Poland Open 2022: Livestream, Schedule, Purse
The Poland Open 2022 is set to start on July 25, 2022, at the Legia Tennis Centre in Warsaw, Poland.
Poland Open, otherwise known as the BNP Paribas Poland Open, is a WTA 250 tournament played on clay court. This year marks the second edition of this competition with many strong players participating including the world number 1, Iga Świątek.
Here, you can find all the details regarding the Poland Open 2022.
Defending Champion: Maryna Zanevska
The number 1 seed for the 2022 Poland Open is Poland's own, Iga Świątek who is currently the no. 1 ranked player in WTA rankings. The 21-year-old is on a tear this year. She won 6 consecutive titles this year including a grand slam, The French Open, and 4 WTA 1000.
During this tremendous run, she was on a 37-match win streak before finally losing in the 3rd round of Wimbledon against Alize Cornet. She is setting foot in Warsaw as the clear favorite for the 2022 Poland Open as the field of her home tournament is relatively weak by her standards.
Yulia Putintseva and Sara Sorribes Tormo, the 2nd and the 3rd seed respectively, have withdrawn from the tournament.
The 4th seed is the Romanian, Irina-Camelia Begu. Currently ranked 44th in the world, Begu has had a decent year winning her first title in 5 years at the 2022 Palermo Open.
Seed no. 5 is Caroline Garcia from France. Although the 28-year-old did win one singles title at Bad Homburg Open, Germany, the highlight of her year was winning the French Open doubles title for the second time in her career.
When will the Poland Open 2022 tournament be held?
The tournament is scheduled to start on the 25th of July and end on the 31st of July.
The full schedule for the Poland Open 2022 is as follows:
Singles:
Rounds Date
Round of 32 July 25-26
Round of 16 July 27
Quarter-finals July 29
Semi-finals July 30
finals July 31
Doubles:
How Can I watch the Poland Open 2022 on TV?
Poland Open 2022 is going to be broadcasted live by TVP Sport, a Polish television channel.
It will also be telecasted on Tennis Channel. Tennis Channel is based in the USA but can be accessed from the UK, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Greece.
For those who are in Canada, TSN can be a viable option to watch the tournament on TV.
How can I Livestream the event?
WTA TV
The best way to watch the Livestream of the Poland Open 2022 is WTA TV. WTA TV is the official live stream partner of the WTA. Fans can enjoy all the matches of the WTA World Tour with a subscription to WTA TV.
Also, registering with Bet365 and Dazn can give you access to the action in Warsaw.
Top Seeds:
Iga Świątek (POL)
Irina-Camelia Begu (ROU)
Caroline Garcia (FRA)
Anna Bondár (HUN)
Nuria Párrizas Díaz (ESP)
Petra Martić (CRO)
Varvara Gracheva (RUS)
Jasmine Paolini (ITA)
The defending champion, Maryna Zanevska from Belgium is seeded at number 11.
Poland Open 2022 Purse and Payout:
2022 Prize Money $ USD
Winner $33,200
Runner-up $19,750
Semifinal $11,000
Quarterfinal $6,200
Round 2 $3,800
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Episode 011: Preston Greene – Sports Specific Training, Being mentored by Charles Poliquin, and the role of nutrition & supplements in sports performance.
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Preston Greene is not your average Strength & Conditioning Coach. While many teenagers were eager to improve their swing, squat, jump shot or bench press, Preston was studying how to get them to do that better. He began studying training at age 14 and has been helping athletes improve ever since. He has worked at some of the most prestigious universities in the country; Clemson, Stanford, University of Arizona, among others, all leading to his current position at University of Florida. Preston has helped countless athletes achieve success at the highest levels from collegiate championships all the way up to the professionals (NHL and NBA) and Olympic ranks. Not only does he hold a degree in health science, but he has a Masters in applied kinesiology and sports management. Preston also holds numerous certifications and memberships including the National Strength & Conditioning Assoc. (NCSA), he has a performance enhancement specialist certification from the National Association of Sports Medicine (NASM) and one of the most impressive, he is 1 of 16 Internationally Certified PICP (Poliquin Int'l Certification Program) Level 5 Coaches (see the 'Show Notes' for a description of this certification). The PICP Level 5 is from his mentor and legendary coach Charles Poliquin's Group Education. Preston and I have an amazing discussion that revolves around his start in the field at an early age, his apprenticeship under Coach Poliquin and what he's learned from a lifetime spent in his field. Not only do we discuss sport specific training, but we also get into discussing nutrition and supplements and how in todays nutrient depleted world they are musts if one is perform at the highest levels successfully. This was an awesome interview and Preston made time on 3 separate occasions so we could get it done. He gives a lot of great insight into the world of training and what everyone can do to improve.
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Steven Gerrard pleads with Rangers fans ahead of clash at Celtic Park as he asks them…
Steven Gerrard has written a message to Rangers fans, asking them to stay at home and not follow the team to Parkhead when they face Celtic next Sunday.
On Tuesday, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon threatened the continuation of elite sport in Scotland after thousands of Rangers supporters gathered to celebrate their side's title win last weekend.
Both clubs confirmed this week they took part in a 'multi-agency' meeting that had representatives from the Scottish Government, Glasgow City Council, and Police Scotland to prepare for the Old Firm game on March 21. Meanwhile, Celtic erected fences around their stadium.
As part of a letter posted on the club's website, Gerrard said: "It is a great privilege to be the manager of this great football club, and with that comes great responsibility. I believe we must take collective responsibility to ensure we uphold the good name of this 150-year institution which represents far, far more than 11 players on the pitch.
Rangers fans were criticised for breaking coronavirus restrictions in celebrating their side's title win
"With that in mind, we must remember who we represent, we must remember who we are, and we must remember what this club stands for.
"The players would want nothing more than to hear the fans sing and support us in the ground and hear you behind every pass, every tackle, and to lose themselves in utter euphoria when the ball hits the net.
"Sadly, however, right here and right now, you can't be there with us. You can't follow us to Parkhead as Champions – and the first time we can say we are Champions in a decade.
Rangers fans celebrated outside Ibrox after they won the Scottish Premiership title
"That hurts me, it hurts my management team and it hurts my players.
"Make no doubt about it, we want you there with us, but sadly, right now, you can't be. The best place you can support my players and I this Sunday is from the comfort of your own home. We know you are with us here in spirit and we know how much last weekend meant to you when we secured the title.
"We know all of you enjoyed it, but we must stay safe, and stay at home."
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Club captain James Tavernier also posted his support of the message on the official Rangers Instagram account, with a video message urging fans to stay home, which was captioned: "Message is clear and unequivocal. Stay home. Stay safe."
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205 – Kristen Thomas: Timeless, Simple Designs
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Kristen Thomas: Timeless, Simple Designs
Today in the Lounge Nick speaks with Kristen Thomas from Denver, CO. They chat about how she got into interior design, how she runs her business with her husband, and how she balances a successful career with family life.
Getting to Know Kristen
Kristen was born and raised in Utah and stuck around until the age of 19, when she moved out of state for college and left permanently with her husband several years later to move to California. She can't emphasize how much she loves the Golden State, where she has raised her two kids. Kristen says that her house is still unfinished, but she adores her office and its floor-to-ceiling bookcases. When she's not working, she enjoys listening to books on tape and loves to vacation in sunny Hawaii.
How Kristen Got Started in Interior Design
Growing up, Kristen learned a variety of DIY skills from her father, who was always doing projects around the house. Her Interior Design career began full-time about ten years ago when she left the real-estate world to attend Arapahoe Community College for her degree. While in school, Kristen worked as an assistant and even took her kids to classes. With a natural ability for the real estate industry, she expanded into interior design and launched a firm in downtown Denver with a trusted partner. She and her husband then launched a firm specializing in designing and flipping houses, Studio Thomas.
The firm has grown a lot since its inception four and a half years ago and has combined the trades of real estate and interior design — which Kristen says are both money makers. Now, she has a total of ten people on her team: marketing staff, CAD specialists, a personal assistant, lead designers — and she also just recently hired an architect. Her husband also works on the team, specializing in fixer-uppers, and he also uses his expertise as a former lawyer to develop best business practices. Together, they work hard on residential design projects, where they re-design the entire home and increase its value. However, Kristen admits that she has more of a creative personality type and didn't naturally drift toward business and management. That's why she focused on building the best team of self-sufficient, driven specialists, and she works hard to ensure that they are being their best selves — even if that means leaving the firm to pursue personal projects. For marketing, Kristen emphasizes connecting with her builders and developers — and she says that approach has been working out: every client so far has been linked to them through a referral. In addition, her marketing director has secured ads in magazines and other podcasts, where they communicate a unique design aesthetic: mixing timelessness, simplicity, modernity, and traditional design. In other words, doing less with more.
Kristen's family is the most important thing to her, and she arrives early every morning to leave the office by three or four in the evening. She believes that being a mom trumps everything else, although she occasionally works in the evening after her family time. She and Nick both agreed that they're able to have a great work-life balance because they trust in their team to do their jobs without them. Kristen also believes that establishing a solid work-life balance, trust, and persistent positivity are tantamount when running a business and that these things will naturally move you to your dream career.
To learn more about Kristen visit www.studio-thomas.com and be sure to follow @studiothomas on Instagram.
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Депресанти (від , пригнічення) - речовини, що пригнічують, знижують або пригнічують психічне збудження , тобто активність центральної нервової  та/або дихальної системи  навіть якщо це не основний аспект їх активності. При достатніх дозах викликають ослаблення напруги та гальмування. Протилежною дією мають не антидепресанти, як можна було б припустити з назви, а психостимулятори.

Депресанти можуть застосовуватися при тривожному неврозі, генералізованому тривожному розладі, соціофобії, панічних атаках, безсонні, ОКР, конвульсіях  та депресії . З причин того, що депресанти можуть викликати зниження кров'яного тиску та серцевого ритму, сонливість, атаксію, седацію, аналгезію, гіповентиляційний синдром, амнезію, когнітивний дефіцит, дисоціацію або ейфорію, а також міорелаксуючу та протиепілептичну дію, вони часто є рецептурними препаратами.

Приклади
До депресантів ЦНС належать седативні/снодійні засоби (у тому числі бензодіазепіни, барбітурати), опіоїди (у тому числі опіати), нейролептичні препарати, алкоголь, анестетики, транквілізатори. Іноді до групи депресантів включають також протисудомні засоби через їхню пригнічуючу дію на аномальну активність нейронів.

Психічні розлади Пов'язані із застосуванням депресантів  класифікуються в МКБ-10 у рубриках:

  — алкоголь.
  — опіоїди.
  — седативні чи снодійні засоби.

Примітки

Сторінки з неперевіреними перекладами
Психоактивні речовини

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Bearing in mind the huge economic and legal impacts of e-sport (representing a worldwide market of around US$ 600 million, with a growth rate of 30% per year according to a report by French MPs dated March 2016), it is not surprising that various countries try to regulate the e-sport business. Since the Digital Republic Act in last October, e-sports competitions have a legal framework in France. Following this Act, two implementing decrees were adopted on 9 May 2017, clarifying the new framework.
The first one (Decree no. 2017-872 of 9 May 2017), concerning the status of salaried professional players of e-sport competitions, will come into force on 1 July 2017. In a nutshell, an authorisation will become necessary to recruit e-sports players, whose contracts will be regulated and shall last between one and five years.
The second one (Decree no. 2017-871 of 9 May 2017), regarding the organization of video game competitions, came into effect on the day of its publication (on 10 May 2017). It amends articles of the French Internal Security Code and Labour Code.
Under the amended French Internal Security Code and Labour Code, organisers of e-sports competitions must notify French authorities between one year and thirty days prior to the event. Mandatory information must be provided about the event , such as: the organizer's identity, the place and date of the competition, the registration fees and organisation costs.
The decree sets specific rules as regards children taking part in e-sports competitions. Children under 12 are banned from participating in tournaments with financial rewards. Financial rewarding of minors under the age of 16 is also regulated and a part of any rewards must be deposited at the Caisse des dépôts et consignations (a French public financial institution). In any case, the e-sport organisation has to obtain written authorisation of minors' legal representatives.
The decree also defines the registration fees and the organizational costs mentioned in the Digital Republic Act. In particular, above 10,000 euros of prize-winnings, the event manager must provide evidence of an instrument or mechanism ensuring the repayment of rewards.
Failure to comply with these provisions is punishable by fines up to 1,500 euros.
Advertisers organising marketing operations with electronic games or rewarding players involved in commercial electronic operations might be subject to e-sports regulations and should consider these regulations very carefully. Indeed, the criminal sanctions of non-compliance to the provisions mentioned above are a reminder that integrity and transparency of e-sports competitions are considered as essential under French law.


CEBU, Philippines — The Consolacion Sarok Weavers pulled off an 86-85 cliffhanger over Team Mandaue to take the early lead in 6th District cluster in the Cebu Governor's Cup 2019 Inter Cities and Municipalities Under 21 Developmental Basketball Tournament last Friday night at the Mandaue City Cultural and Sports Complex.
It was Consolacion's second straight win under coach Paul Alelu Flores, a former standout of the Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraws who played alongside PBA superstar Arwind Santos during their collegiate days in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP).
The Sarok Weavers might not have minded it but their victory gave Gary Cortes, who powered the University of the Visayas (UV) Green Lancers to a rare grandslam feat in the Cebu Schools Athletic Foundation, Inc. (CESAFI), a rude welcome as new head coach of Mandaue in the province-wide tilt organized by the Cebu Provincial Sports Commission (CPSC).
John Lloyd Pepito scattered 16 points, while Brevin Keith Padayogdog and Kin Dayday chipped in 14 markers apiece for the Sarok Weavers, who used a decisive endgame assault to stun Mandaue.
Kenneth Brillo posted a game-high 20 points, while Gabriel Cometa and Lemuel Jake Gonzaga tallied 27 points in between them in a losing cause for Mandaue.
In the 5th District Bracket A games over at the Borbon municipal gym, Borbon slammed Catmon, 77-59, while Sogod edged Carmen, 71-67.
Down South for the 2nd District action at the Oslob municipal gym, the Oslob Sharks swallowed the Santander Kangaroos, 79-70, Argao bested Samboan, 74-64, while Alcoy clobbered Boljoon, 72-56.
Jaybert Olahay pumped in 11 of his 21 points in the first quarter, while Renzo Dumnik Abines scored 18 points, including 10 straight midway in the final period that keyed Oslob's triumph.


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CHRISTY Reveals Heartbreaking New Song REMEMBER ME WELL
Christy continues his run of beautiful single releases with Remember Me Well.
The Glasgow native began playing the guitar at the age of 14, inspired by his hero John Frusciante "It was like being blind and discovering colour," he says of learning to play. "When I felt bad I didn't know how to deal with it until I found music." Now, ten years later, Christy is releasing his first proper songs.
Remember Me Well, his second single, is a message of hope to an ex-lover "talk of me sweetly, the stories you tell" he asks in the hope that he can be a positive force in their memory. O'Donnell recalls the whirlwind force of a love affair, "Planning our futures but forgetting to breathe". The track features a solitary violin which swells and opens into a rich musical soundscape: this trajectory from introspection to full-blown expression is something O'Donnell was first struck by in the music of Bon Iver. "I wanted to build up to this beautiful wall of sound," he says. "Like I'm in a summer's garden, like I'm sitting on the grass with all these flowers growing up around me."
Christy's debut EP Homegrown will be released later this year.


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In the movies, the doctor comes out to the waiting room and says that the surgery went well and everyone hugs and knows the character is going to be involved in the rest of the film.
In real life, with a surgery like transplant, it's really nice if they can come out and say it went well, but transplant recipients generally aren't lost on the operating table. They are lost in the days and weeks after.
The first few days, the biggest worries are clots and infection. They closed the incision with staples rather than stitching it up because they needed to be able to quickly open him back up in case of emergency. If a clot forms in the veins or artery where the weird connections in the plumbing have been made, it will cut off the blood flow to the new liver and, unless the team can remove it right away, the organ will be lost. Or a clot can break off and travel to another organ and mess stuff up. Clots are bad news - and pretty common with transplant.
Infection is, of course, another big huge risk.
Later in the first week is when they start looking for signs of rejection.
And Pip, of course, went through a major surgery with lungs that were half-filled with fluid.
So, when the surgeon and Pip's hepatologist and the GI attending all came out to the waiting room to tell me that the surgery went well, they were reserved. I said I kinda wanted to hug them. His surgeon said,"No. Not now. You can hug me when he's released."
I was told that his recovery would be a roller coaster. I was told that cautious optimism was all that was allowed at that point.
So, Pip and I cautiously and optimistically moved into our room in the PICU - one of the rooms right at the entrance near the double doors they would use if he needed to be rushed back to the OR. He was in a crib in the center of the room attached to a maze of wires and plastic tubing. I was in my green leather chair that converted into a cot in the far right-hand corner. Pip's nurse, who was assigned only to him, sat at a computer just outside the open glass door.
This was the view from my chair.


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Five years ago Michael Kelly chucked in the corporate life to try his hand at `the good life'. It's the most rewarding thing he ever did - and you could do it too.
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Tales From the Home Farm: Live More, Spend Less, Grow Your Own Food by Michael Kelly
Turn the doom and gloom into a better, more enjoyable way of living.
Want to eat better, save money, work those muscles without the treadmill, know where your food comes from? This could be the new, recession-proof you! Five years ago Michael Kelly chucked in the corporate life to try his hand at `the good life'. It's been the most rewarding thing he has ever done - and you could do it too. Make your back (or front) garden work for you; or maybe an allotment?
Based on his own, sometimes hilarious experiences, Michael shares what he's learned, taking us through the year on his small home farm.
What to grow and when. What's worth it? What's not?
Hens and pigs - the ups and downs
Cooking and storing your bounty
The health benefits - physical and mental
Linking up with others - food swapping and markets, and the return of the meitheal
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Michael Kelly is a freelance contributor to The Irish Times. He writes columns including `My Big Week' and `What's On' for the Irish Times Magazine, `A New Life' in the Health supplement and `The Irishman's Diary'. His column `Giving Up' in the Irish Times Magazine saw him forsake each week some of the essentials of modern life electricity, mobile phone, shaving, coffee etc. He also writes for The Gloss magazine (the Urban Farmer column and Restaurant Spy). He has appeared on The Dave Fanning Show, Mooney Goes Wild and Seoige and O'Shea. He previously worked in the I.T. industry.
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And Conte is describing the USA and Italy as "almost twin countries", adding: "There are so many things that bring us together". Italy has told its allies it wants to hold an worldwide conference on Libya this autumn and Conte was eager to get Trump's blessing for the gathering at their meeting on Monday.
Just a few months ago, DeSantis was way behind in the polls, but is now enjoying a lead, and in some polls, is leading over opponent and current AG Commissioner Adam Putnam. The president's comments saw him branded out of touch on Twitter, with one user called Gayla writing: 'You need an ID to buy groceries? President Donald Trump wrapped up his visit to Tampa with a rally that drew thousands and a hearty endorsement for Republican Rep.
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The demand comes at what looks to be a pivotal point in the probe: Mueller's team is prosecuting former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort on financial allegations, and some Trump aides believe that Mueller will submit a report soon on his findings as they relate to the president.
Six Britons who registered to climb the mountain are believed to have confirmed to officials that they have made their way safely to its base, while others may have gone unreported. Groups of hikers began to pick their way down the slopes of a Lombok volcano Monday after a deadly natural disaster triggered landslides that trapped more than 500 tourists and guides on the mountain.
Even as Washington pursues a protectionist agenda, the United States is working to maintain its economic influence in the region, where there already has been significant Chinese investment as part of its sprawling Belt and Road Initiative.
If we give you a farm or an RDP house, you will get a title deed. South Africa's ruling party has made a decision to complete a proposed amendment to the nation's constitution to make it clearer under what conditions land can be expropriated without compensation.
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The latest results show it has 109 MPs, with opposition party MDC taking 41. On Wednesday afternoon, riot police were stationed outside the electoral commission in the capital, Harare , where a crowd of opposition supporters gathered to await the results.
The West Bengal Chief Minister is expected to meet leaders of 14 opposition parties and some NDA allies in Parliament today. "I am shocked to see how Indians became foreigners... The first information report was jointly filed by three activists of the group - Jagdish Singh, Mridul Kalita and Amulya Chengiari at Naharkatia Police Station in Dibrugarh district.
The remains were transferred to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency lab at Hickam for identification. The 55 flag-draped boxes of remains from potential prisoners of war were returned to the USA on Friday . The intelligence finding draws a sharp contrast with Trump's proclamation after his summit meeting with Kim in Singapore that North Korea was "no longer a Nuclear Threat".
Stung after being duped by the Russian Internet research Agency before and after the 2016 presidential election, the social networking platform ratcheted up its efforts to root out cyberfraud. The pages identified as " inauthentic " were all of the far left. The Silicon Valley darling will never stop being a target for those who wish to manipulate people.
Spicer waved to him and said, "Hey". A security guard approached Lombard and led him away as he kept talking: "I was 14 then". I was a scared kid then, Sean. Likewise, his publicist said that Spicer was "taken aback" by the "outrageous claim" and claimed that he had no recollection of Lombard or ever having been in school with him.
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1. He is anti-immigrant and anti-refugee in relation to non-white immigrants.
2. He is anti-Islam, except in the case of Saudi Arabia and its allies.
3. He supports Christian Fundamentalism.
4. He supports the fossil fuel industry.
These four things contribute to Trump's deep and abiding support among racists, xenophobes, white supremacists, Christian fundamentalists, industrial agriculture, the fossil fuel industry, and the petrochemical industry; and it is their interconnected interests that have brought Trump to power and which are working to keep him in power.
Racists, xenophobes, white supremacists, and Christian fundamentalists support Trump primarily for ideological reasons; but the industrial agriculture, the fossil fuel industry, and the petrochemical industry (all of which depend heavily on fossil fuel) support Trump primarily for financial reasons. Trump's ideological base and the fossil fuel industry are mutually supportive of each other and mutually dependent on one another. The need each other to maintain power, and they know it. Trump knows it too.
Racists, xenophobes, and white supremacists tend to subordinate any concerns they might have for the environment to their more immediate concern of making America white again, so climate change is easily discarded as a concern of the opposing "globalist" team. From their nationalist perspective, they are easily convinced that increased fossil fuel development for the sake of energy independence is in both the national and nationalist interest.
Christian fundamentalists, few of whom are explicitly racist, xenophobic, or white supremacists, are nonetheless willing to overlook Trump's popularity among these groups because Trump is supporting their most important agenda items of ending access to legal abortions and protecting what they understand to be their religious freedom – even if that freedom calls for discrimination of other persons in the public sphere. As long as Trump continues to appoint judges who will support their agenda, they will never stop supporting Trump, and given that a very large percentage of them literally believe the world will end in their lifetime, climate change is of little concern to them. They are much more focused on uncritical support for Israel (another point Trump knows how to work) less out of concern for the Jewish people who are living in Israel than as a means to bring about the Second Coming (yes, they really are working for this). This is why Trump moved the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
Ideological support for Trump is crucial to his success, but without the financial and organizational support of the fossil fuel related industries; Trump would likely not have come to power. Trump has rewarded these industries mightily with a massive rollback of environmental regulations and a withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement. Trump's problematic ties to Russia are not a problem at all to the fossil fuel industry as there are hundreds of billions of dollars to be made on drilling agreements with Russia. This is likely why Rex Tillerson, former CEO of Exxon, was appointed as Secretary of State. To Tillerson's credit, he could not bring himself to continue working under Trump, but his initial appointment was a testament to how closely the fossil fuel industry is connected with this president.
Most fossil fuel executives are likely not racist, xenophobic, or white supremacists; and they are probably no more likely to be Christian fundamentalists than any other segment of society. Most fossil fuel executives probably don't see themselves as being pro-Putin or even pro-Russia, but their desire to cash in on the trillions of dollars worth of fossil fuel yet to be exploited has led them into a mutually reinforcing and mutually beneficial relationship with Trump's ideological base. The relationship is becoming stronger and more inextricable to the point that, whether consciously or not, the fossil fuel industry is supporting dangerous right-wing nationalist ideologies around the world. The existential danger we are currently facing is that this collaboration of convenience to further ideological and financial interests seems to be leading us down a pernicious path to fossil fueled fascism with dire consequences for people and the planet.


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Tropical Storm Harvey Just Made A Second Landfall
By: Robin Andrews/IFL Science Hurricane Harvey, which is now a tropical storm, looked as if it would finally drift away from Texas and out to sea yesterday. Forecasters then predicted it would make a rare second landfall in the Lone Star State further down the coast, but now it appears to have drifted upwards instead and has just this moment made landfall in Louisiana.
Major storm surge and flood warnings have been in place for Louisiana for some time now, but now that the relentless storm has actually decided to pay this state a visit, the rising waters are likely to be far more severe than anyone previously predicted.
According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), Harvey is now sitting just west of Cameron and is expected to slowly move north as it continues to lose strength. It's safe to say that Texas bore the brunt of the beast, but Louisiana – a state that still hasn't fully recovered from the terrible events brought by Hurricane Katrina back in 2005 – will be significantly affected too.
Things are far from over though. Harvey is an unusual hurricane/storm, in that it's persisting a lot longer than some would have initially expected. After all, it was originally just remnants of a tropical storm, but researchers watched in horror as it regenerated into a hurricane as it made its way across the Gulf of Mexico.
NHC meteorologist Dennis Feltgen remarked on Tuesday that Harvey's second landfall doesn't mark the end of its destructive journey, but rather the "end of the beginning," as per the Associated Press.
At the very least, this move means that Texas may finally get some relief from the ravages of the storm.
Hurricane Harvey's rainfall distribution from August 27-29. NASA
Harvey has dumped around half the volume of Lake Tahoe on Houston over the last few days and has just recently broken the US record for the most rain produced during a single storm. At this point, it looks as if it may be one of the most costly, if not the most costly natural disaster in American history, causing billions in damages and leaving tens of thousands of people homeless.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has said that they will be in the region for "years" to come. Experts have called the flooding – something that has been exacerbated by rising sea levels and warmer oceanic waters – a one-in-1,000 year event.
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At Aberthaw Power Station on the coast of South Wales, Tom Glover examines a dwindling pile of coal, for what may be the last time. At its peak in 2013, the coal-fired power plant generated enough electricity to keep the lights on in 3m homes every year.
But today — after almost half a century in operation — all is quiet. The furnaces are not running, there are no plumes from the smokestack, and there is no soot resting on the vehicles in the car park. The plant is simply trying to use up its remaining stockpile of coal before it closes for good early next year.
"You do get nostalgic, definitely," says Mr Glover, who is the UK head of German utility company RWE, which owns Aberthaw, and who was once responsible for buying coal for the plant. "This was my favourite power station," he says, pointing out the conveyor belts that move coal around the plant. "It's a place with a lot of engineering."
The fate of Aberthaw is a harbinger of what is to come as the UK — once the world's largest coal consumer — prepares to end its addiction to the planet's most polluting fossil fuel. It is one of only five operational UK coal-powered stations after Cottam in Nottinghamshire was closed on Monday after 50 years. By next summer only three will remain.
For those employed at the plants, the closures will be devastating. But for environmentalists it will be another victory in their global fight against coal power which is still the world's biggest source of electricity — its use growing in developing economies such as China and India last year.
When Aberthaw opened in 1971, conventional coal and oil power plants accounted for 88 per cent of electricity supplied to the UK market. Last year coal's share had shrunk to just 5 per cent. And between April and June this year it fell to an all-time low of just 0.6 per cent.
This accelerated decline is explained partly by the government's decision to slap an expiry date on the industry, announcing in 2015 that it would stamp out coal power entirely within a decade.
Earlier this year, Britain clocked up its first fortnight without coal power since 1882. And since 2008, the UK has cut the carbon content of its electricity generation at the fastest rate of 25 major economies, ahead of Denmark, the US and China, according to Imperial College London and energy consultancy E4tech.
Its transformation from coal powerhouse — as recently as 1960, coal mining employed more than 600,000 people — to almost coal power-free is hugely significant at a time when countries are grappling with how to meet the 2015 Paris climate deal to limit global warming to well below 2C. To achieve this, global emissions of carbon dioxide should already be declining by 3 per cent a year — but instead they are still rising, reaching a record high in 2018.
The EU is pushing for a bloc-wide target to cut net CO2 emissions to zero by 2050 — a target the UK committed to law this summer. Yet some member states are still heavily reliant on the fuel. Poland, for example, still draws 80 per cent of its electricity from coal-fired plants. And in Germany, the biggest coal consumer and biggest power producer in the EU, coal accounted for just over a third of power generation last year.
Tom Glover, UK head of German utility company RWE, which owns Aberthaw, was once responsible for buying coal for the plant
"The British experience shows that any country can actually do it [end coal power], it's a question of putting the policies in place to do it," says Richard Black, director of the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit, a UK environmental think-tank. "Had Germany decided to tackle coal first rather than nuclear [which it has committed to phasing out by 2022], I think Germany could be in a similar position to the UK."
Less than an hour's drive from Aberthaw, near the village of Felindre in South Wales, is a remote location hedged by green fields and trees that offers a clue to why coal is no longer the dominant fuel in Britain's power sector. Drax, a FTSE 250 power company, whose heritage is steeped in coal, has won consent from the government to build a natural gas plant at the rural location to help meet gaps in electricity demand.
Since Britain's first centralised natural gas plant was commissioned in 1991 the fuel, which is less polluting than coal, has become the biggest single contributor to power generation in the UK — accounting for almost 40 per cent in 2018.
"The dash for gas in the 1990s is huge as far as the coal decline is concerned," says Richard Howard, research director at Oxford-based consultancy Aurora. By then, Britain had a domestic offshore oil and gas industry in the North Sea offering plentiful supplies. And coal had already been phased out from other key parts of the economy. Steam trains had been replaced by diesel. Homes, once heated by coal, were fitted with modern gas boilers.
The coal-fuelled Cottam power station generates electricity in November 2009 in Nottinghamshire. The plant closed this week after 50 years © Getty
In 1991, the EU lifted restrictions on the use of natural gas for power generation. The move proved a catalyst and came just 12 months after Britain's electricity system had been privatised, leading the newly private enterprises to build gas-fired power stations that had lower capital costs than coal.
Josh Burke, policy fellow at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, says a "confluence of market drivers and regulatory interventions" have worked together since the turn of the decade to push coal off the system.
European and domestic legislation to tackle emissions have ensured that coal plants have become increasingly uneconomic to run, or build. In the UK, no new coal plants can be constructed without expensive carbon capture and storage technology.
Mr Burke cites 2013 as a particularly critical turning point, when the UK became the first country in the EU to introduce a carbon price support, a tax paid by companies that generate electricity from fossil fuels, which severely weakened the investment case for coal. The tariff, priced at £18 a tonne of carbon dioxide, was designed to top up Europe's emissions trading system, through which energy companies buy permits to emit carbon.
"The moment the carbon price went up, coal went down dramatically," says Mr Burke. "It tipped the economics in favour of natural gas."
Drax's main power station covers a 2,500 acre site near the North Yorkshire town of Selby. The largest power plant in the UK, it was also the biggest polluter in western Europe. Once run exclusively on coal, four of the plant's six generating units have been converted to biomass — burning wood pellets to produce energy.
Last year, renewables, including biomass, produced a third of the electricity generated in the UK. By 2030, ministers want 30 gigawatts — a third of all electricity — to be sourced from offshore wind alone.
Aberthaw Power Plant. At its peak in 2013, the coal-fired power plant generated enough electricity to keep the lights on in 3m homes every year
Once built, renewables such as wind and solar have low running costs. When generating, they come first in the so-called merit order — a sequence that dictates how demand for electricity is met by which source of supply. The most cost-efficient sources take priority. Coal, which has high marginal costs of production, has been pushed down the order to the point where it is rarely needed, particularly as energy demand has fallen in recent years helped by more energy efficient appliances. Low gas prices compared to coal have also played a part.
"If I were a betting man", says Will Gardiner, Drax chief executive, "the likelihood that we might run [coal] past 2023 is extremely low."
Critics of UK energy policy, however, cite a recent blackout in England and Wales to argue that the electricity system has become too reliant on intermittent sources of supply such as solar and wind, which are vulnerable to changing weather conditions and rapid falls in output compared to traditional coal and gas plants that take longer to slow down and therefore act as a brake on the system.
But, says National Grid, the company in charge of matching electricity supply and demand in Britain, while the complexity of the electricity system has increased "so have the tools and the resources that have become available to manage it", such as batteries that respond rapidly to help smooth out any volatility.
Renewables are now second only to gas in terms of power generation in the UK. Nuclear is responsible for a further 19.5 per cent. Although Britain is building a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point — the cost of which has risen by almost £3bn — all but one of the country's current reactor fleet will have to be retired by 2030.
A government white paper — which the industry and environmentalists had hoped would show how the UK planned to reduce emissions while also satisfying increased demand for electricity — was delayed shortly before Boris Johnson became prime minister in July.
Kwasi Kwarteng, who became energy minister in July, says that the government doesn't see the country's reliance on gas as a "problem", citing its potential use in the manufacture of hydrogen, considered a cleaner fuel, although he adds: "Obviously we have to have clean gas."
A century ago, coal mining employed 1.2m people in Britain. Now, just a handful of producers remain — a decline that has come to be symbolised by the pit closures that triggered the 1984-85 miners' strike. In 2018, UK coal production, down by 95 per cent since the 1950s, fell to just 2.6m tonnes.
Yet even when Britain quits coal power generation, heavy industry will still need the fossil fuel to manufacture products including steel and cement. The majority of that demand is met from imports. In the first three months of 2019, the UK imported 2.6m tonnes of coal; the biggest single source was Russia. Indigenous production was just 592,000 tonnes.
UK producers, such as the County Durham-based Banks Group, argue the country's remaining demands should be met by domestic supply and are still trying to open new mines but are often faced by environmental opposition. Otherwise, they argue, the country is forgoing both economic benefit and control over environmental standards.
"The UK currently needs between 5m and 6m tonnes of coal just to continue supplying a range of essential industries, including steel and cement manufacturing," says Mark Dowdall, environment and community director at The Banks Group. "Around 80 per cent of the UK's need for coal is currently met through imports, increasingly from the US and particularly Russia, and the greenhouse gas emissions of importing coals from these countries is significantly higher than producing it in the UK."
In March, the UK's first deep coal mine for more than 30 years was given the go-ahead by Cumbria county council in north-west England. The £180m Woodhouse colliery, on a coastal site in West Cumbria, is scheduled to open in 2022 and will produce 2.4m tonnes of coal a year for use in both the domestic and European steel industry.
In the longer-term, heavy industrial users know they too will have to find substitutes for coal yet they warn solutions are still a way off. Research into alternatives needs time, finance and UK government support. "Ultimately, making steel and emitting carbon isn't acceptable; we have to bite the bullet on this," says Chris McDonald, chief executive of the Materials Processing Institute, an industrial research centre with close steel industry links. "It's no good saying we'll tax the carbon to death because then you'll just kill the industry in the UK and the carbon will still be emitted somewhere else in the world."
Wyoming's Carbon Valley aims to turn 'coal into gold'
UK Steel, a trade association, says that in 2018 the country made 7.3m tonnes of crude steel. Of this, 5.7m tonnes was made via the basic oxygen steel furnace process which needs coking coal to drive oxygen out of iron ore to create steel used in sectors from construction to automotive and aerospace.
Steelmakers believe carbon capture usage and storage, could be an option to meet decarbonisation demands but it is far from a quick fix. Mr Kwarteng concedes that the government has "dragged its feet" in the area.
Mr Glover sees what is happening at Aberthaw as a mirror for the changes taking place across Europe as it tries to cut carbon from its economy. "It is quite a good microcosm for how the shift works," he says. He points out how challenging these changes are for employees, particularly in areas that are already economically depressed. "It's the hardest thing in the energy transition," he adds. "We've got a lot of staff . . . we've got responsibilities to the communities that we are in."
Back in his Swindon office, Mr Glover has two pictures of Aberthaw on the wall. One shows him standing on top of the coal pile, while the other is a sunset shot of the power station. "It will stay on my wall when I put my wind farms up as well," he says.
Coal production in Britain
On September 4 1984, violence flared at the Tilmanstone Colliery near Dover, Kent, during the miners' strike
Coal production in Britain peaks at 287m tonnes
Employment in the coal mining industry peaks at 1.25m people
National miners' strike (earlier strikes also took place in 1971 and 1974)
The UK becomes the first national government to commit to phasing out coal power, setting a date of 2025; Britain's last deep coal mine closes
First full day without turning on coal-fired power stations since 1882
First coal power-free fortnight
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NFU backs the newly launched COP26 "Race to Zero" campaign
The UK National Farmers Union is asking all farm businesses to consider how they can play their part in achieving a net zero carbon economy ahead of the global COP26 "Race to Zero" campaign.
By: Global Ag Media
The global COP26 Race to Zero campaign aims to mobilise leadership and support from businesses and will run until COP26 takes place in Glasgow, which is now scheduled for 1-12 November 2021.
COP 26 President Alok Sharma has urged companies, cities and regions to join the campaign and "unite behind a green global recovery", and the NFU is extending this invitation to agricultural businesses across the country to continue the industry's progression towards its 2040 net zero goal.
NFU Deputy President Stuart Roberts said:
"This year has been unlike any other and we have seen challenges we never anticipated. Farmers are still working to overcome the significant obstacles caused by COVID-19, and while things are unlikely to return to normal any time soon, we cannot put aside our net zero ambition, both as an industry and a country.
"We are already seeing the impacts of climate change – in the last six months alone we've gone from severe flooding to recent crippling dry spells. Every business, big and small, has to take action now if we are to reach net zero and our own ambition of producing the most climate-friendly food in the world.
"Climate-friendly farming makes sense for our businesses, and while making big changes and investments might not be practical for many farmers right now, we can still work to increase our productivity and measure our progress.
"This campaign is an opportunity to show the world that we are serious about our vision for a world-leading sustainable British farming sector, even in times of great and unprecedented challenges."
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10 Sep, 2010 05:30 PM 3 minutes to read
Waitemata District Health Board chief executive Dave Davies. Photo / Kenny Rodger
By: Catherine Masters
North Shore Hospital managers cannot explain why Leanna Kairua and her daughter Veronica may have endured and witnessed the things they did, but every aspect of their story is being looked into, says Waitemata District Health Board chief executive Dave Davies.
Until the review is complete, however, he won't comment specifically on Veronica's care, allegations of offhand doctors and poor response times by nurses, or many of the other matters her mother raised.
Davies will talk about wider issues, though, and says many of the problems North Shore Hospital has been burdened with in past years - such as over-crowding and staff shortages - are being addressed. Extra beds are on the way and a $48 million new Emergency Department is under construction.
The Waitemata DHB is the biggest in the country, serving the fast-growing populations of North Shore City, Waitakere City and Rodney District with two hospitals, the smaller Waitakere Hospital and North Shore Hospital.
The occupancy rate at North Shore is generally around 90 per cent, which means as one patient is discharged the bed is made ready for the next. Davies says in the last few years Waitemata has moved from one of the worst-funded health boards to one of the best and much is happening - since 2007, 60 additional beds have been added and a further 24 beds were opened this winter.
In October next year there will be an additional 32 acute assessment beds, and approval has been given for an extra 10 surgical beds to be opened next March.
Increases beyond 2011 are subject to business cases which are under development, but planning for 40 surgical beds as part of a new Elective Surgery Unit at North Shore Hospital is under way. As well as the new ED, construction has begun on a $9.2 million renal unit, and staff numbers and retention is also up.
So why, with all this good news, could Veronica's care, only last month, have been so woeful - at least according to her mother?
Davies, again, won't comment on the case, but he does say the hospital, along with others, has had to cope with an unexpected 20 per cent jump in the number of patients turning up to emergency departments over the past year.
There appears to be no one cause for the increase, but it is linked to our growing and ageing population, the fact people are sicker in winter and ailments such as swine flu. "But we've got a solution for it," says Davies. "We've got not just plans in place, we've got buildings being built."
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Влади́мир Гео́ргиевич Арбе́ков (21 октября 1927 — 17 марта 2000) — советский режиссёр мультипликационных фильмов, художник-мультипликатор.

Биография
С 1947 года учился на курсах художников-мультипликаторов при «Союзмультфильме». С 1948 года работал аниматором на этой киностудии.

В 1979 году снял мультфильм «В гостинице», в котором впервые участвовал как режиссёр. Снял ряд обучающих мультфильмов для иностранцев, выпускал рисованные фильмы для маленьких зрителей, участвовал в создании более 120 фильмов.

С 1991 года сотрудничал со студией «Саратовтелефильм». Владимир Арбеков работал аниматором в нескольких сериях мультфильма «Ну, погоди» (выпуски 8,12, 17, 18).

Фильмография

Режиссёр

  — В гостинице
 1979 — В гостях
 1980 — Доктор! Доктор!
 1981 — День рождения бабушки
 1982 — Один день в городе
 1983 — Слонёнок и письмо
 1984 — А что ты умеешь?
 1984 — Кубик и Тобик
 1985 — Пропал Петя-петушок
 1986 — Воспоминание
 1987 — Белая трава
 1990 — Крылатый, мохнатый да масленый
 1990 — Коллаж
 1991 — Мисс Новый год
 1992 — Обезьяна и черепаха
 1993 — Пряник
 1997 — Отбор

Художник-постановщик
  — Мишка-задира
 1955 — Петушок — золотой гребешок
  — Пирожок
  — Волк и семеро козлят
  — На перекрёстке
  — Мурзилка и великан
  — Мешок яблок
  — И смех и грех

Художник-мультипликатор

  — Федя Зайцев
  — Гуси-лебеди
 1949 — Чудесный колокольчик
  — Девочка в цирке
 1950 — Дудочка и кувшинчик
 1950 — Когда зажигаются ёлки
 1950 — Кто первый?
 1950 — Олень и волк
  — Друзья товарищи
 1951 — Лесные путешественники
 1951 — Сказка о мёртвой царевне и семи богатырях
 1951 — Таёжная сказка
  — Валидуб
 1952 — Сармико
 1952 — Снегурочка
  — Лесной концерт
 1953 — Полёт на Луну
 1953 — Храбрый Пак
  — Золотая антилопа
 1954 — Козёл-музыкант
 1954 — Мойдодыр
 1954 — Соломенный бычок
 1954 — Стрела улетает в сказку
 1954 — Три мешка хитростей
  — Пёс и кот
 1955 — Снеговик-почтовик (Новогодняя сказка)
 1955 — Упрямое тесто
  — В яранге горит огонь
  — Янтарный замок
 1959 — Легенда о завещании мавра
  — Винтик и Шпунтик. Весёлые мастера
 1960 — Приключения перца
  — Дракон
 1961 — Мультипликационный Крокодил № 4. На чистую воду
 1961 — Мультипликационный Крокодил № 6
 1961 — Фунтик и огурцы
 1961 — Незнайка учится
  — Две сказки
 1962 — Светлячок № 2
 1962 — Сказки про чужие краски
 1962 — Случай с художником
 1962 — Чудесный сад
  — Бабушкин козлик
 1963 — Беги, ручеёк
 1963 — Вот так тигр!
 1963 — Светлячок № 3
 1963 — Свинья-копилка
 1963 — Следопыт
  — Дюймовочка
 1964 — Новый дом
 1964 — Петух и краски
 1964 — Светлячок № 5
  — Гунан-батор
 1965 — Песня летит по свету
  — Главный Звёздный
 1966 — Гордый кораблик
 1966 — Жил-был Козявин
 1966 — Про бегемота, который боялся прививок
 1966 — Про злую мачеху
  — Машинка времени
 1967 — Сказки для больших и маленьких
  — Кот в сапогах
 1968 — Орлёнок
 1968 — Светлячок № 8
 1968 — Дорожное происшествие
 1968 — Хочу бодаться
  — В стране невыученных уроков
 1969 — Девочка и слон
 1969 — Капризная принцесса
 1969 — Лиса, медведь и мотоцикл с коляской
  — Кентервильское привидение
 1970 — Новогоднее происшествие
 1970 — Сказка сказывается
  — Без этого нельзя
 1971 — Огонь
 1971 — Рассказы старого моряка. Необитаемый остров
 1971 — Старая игрушка
 1971 — Старая фотография
 1971 — Чужие следы
  — Рассказы старого моряка. Антарктида
 1972 — Волшебная палочка
 1972 — Индекс
 1972 — Коля, Оля и Архимед
 1972 — Русские напевы
  — Здоровье начинается дома
 1973 — Сокровища затонувших кораблей
 1973 — Спасибо
 1973 — Шапка-невидимка
  — Ну, погоди! (выпуск 8)
  — В порту
 1975 — Лиса и медведь
 1975 — На лесной тропе
 1975 — Ох и Ах
 1975 — Уроки наших предков
 1975 — Легенда о старом маяке
 1975 — Ну, погоди! (выпуск 9)
  — Переменка № 1
 1976 — Сказка про лень
 1976 — Стадион шиворот-навыворот
 1976 — Храбрец-удалец
  — Как Маша поссорилась с подушкой
 1977 — Последний лепесток
 1977 — Весёлая карусель № 9
  — Дед Мороз и серый волк
 1978 — И смех и грех
 1978 — Илья Муромец и Соловей-разбойник
 1978 — Ну, погоди! (выпуск 12)
  — Летучий корабль
  — Тайна третьей планеты
 1981 — Так сойдёт!
  — Картинки по старинке (Фильм 1)
  — Мисс Новый Год
 1991 — Картинки по старинке (Фильм 2)
  — Обезьяна и черепаха
  — Пряник
 1993 — Ну, погоди! (выпуск 17)
 1993 — Ну, погоди! (выпуск 18)

Награды
Мультфильм «Сармико» был награждён Премией за лучший анимационный фильм на VII Международном кинофестивале в Карловых Варах, мультфильм «Тайна третьей планеты» — Государственной премией СССР.

Литература
  Стр. 70-71.

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