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The sights, sounds and culinary traditions of Argentina come to Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, May 11, at the 32nd annual Festival Argentino.
One of the only Argentine festivals in the United States, this year's event features more than 40 performing artists spanning an array of genres – folkloric music, pop, tango and more.
Lovers of Latin and world music will be thrilled with the exciting entertainment lineup, which includes singer-songwriter and renowned harmonica virtuoso Fabricio Rodriguez and artists of traditional Argentine dance, Viviana Rettori and José Rojas. Held in the theater and grounds of Arlington's Kenmore Middle School , a 10-minute ride from the Ballston Metro station, the event draws hundreds of visitors from the local community and capital region.
In addition to lively music and dance, visitors will be able to savor a variety of Argentine foods, including the first beef imported to the United States from Argentina in 17 years. Famous for its unique tenderness and rich flavor, Argentina's Angus flank steak is sure to be a festival favorite. Authentic empanadas, sizzling choripán (chorizo sausage and bread) sandwiches and traditional Argentinian cookies, alfajores, round out the menu.
Festival Argentino opens at 4 p.m., inviting guests to visit 30 exhibitors. Sample chocolate from Bolivia, browse Peruvian arts and crafts and visit with Spanish writers from across the capital region who are showcasing their books. From 4:15 – 5:15 p.m., you can take tango lessons from professional dancer Luis Angel from the Embassy of Argentina. Or learn traditional Argentine folk dances from performers Viviana Rettori and José Rojas. The evening's entertainment lineup kicks off at 5:45 p.m.
"We produce this festival with our heart, and we try to share it with everyone," said Daniel Manzoni who has organized the event for 32 years. The Washington Post paid tribute to him in 2012, saying "the festival has proved to be an enduringly singular creation, a quirky institution founded on one man's passion and pain."
We produce this festival with our heart, and we try to share it with everyone. Daniel Manzoni
Guitars, powerful drums and the songbook of Argentine folklore will transcend the borders at Arlington's Festival Argentino. Tickets are available through the event website, and purchases include automatic entry into a Copa Airlines raffle for round-trip tickets to Argentina.
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ROLLINSON, Hannah Isabella (Bell) - Aged 93 years, passed away peacefully at Hollow Oak Nursing Home, Haverthwaite, Sunday, 22nd July. Much-loved wife of the late Jack, loving mum, nanna and gran. Will be sadly missed. Friends please meet at St George's Church for a celebration of Bell's life on Friday, 3rd August at 11am prior to interment at Barrow Cemetery. Dress optional. Family flowers only please, donations, appreciated for Age Concern. All enquiries to The Co-op Funeralcare, Barrow-in-Furness. Tel. 01229 820517.
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by Haris Quintana
Success stories have, for a long time, become a regular part of our culture thanks to their supposed motivational benefits. To many people, success stories are seen as "if they can do it, I can also do it" cases. They provide ideas, they can help motivate you and they might even encourage you to try something new. However, there's a sinister motive behind many success stories and it's important to identify the trap before you find yourself falling into it.
The internet takes advantage of the gullible
From becoming a successful business owner to losing weight in under 24 hours, there are all kinds of ridiculous claims that people will make just to get attention. The claims are wild and there's usually some proof that it works, such as a before-and-after image of someone losing weight or a bank balance photograph that shows someone making hundreds and thousands of dollars within just a week with their new business.
But it's time to realize that these are fake and there's virtually no chance that these could ever be real.
You see, the internet thrives on clickbait and outrageous claims because they get people talking and they get people interested. Even if you know that it's probably a load of rubbish, you're probably still going to click it anyway because there's that very slight chance that there may be some truth to those success stories.
Unfortunately, this usually isn't the case.
Success stories are, for the most part, malicious because they claim things that just aren't true and they'll eventually try to rope you in and get you to purchase something. This is completely normal for these clickbait titles and stories and you see them everywhere on the internet now. However, it's important to realize that there are some ways to take advantage of these click bait articles, but you need to understand what these success stories can really mean for you.
What success stories can actually mean
There are plenty of success stories that can actually motivate you, especially if they aren't asking for straight-up payment and the things they say actually makes sense. Take the Dan Doyle story as an example as a motivational story that can help you actually be more productive from the moment you read it. It's not promising anything fake outrageous nor are the claims ridiculous.
Success stories can also be a way to help you understand what's possible and what's not, especially if they're written by credible sources that are more than happy to speak with you instead of instantly selling a product. For example, there are many success stories written by entrepreneurs and business owners (potentially like you) that are shared on social media, community forums and message boards.
These are real people with real stories, not fabricated lies that are essentially advertisements for a product. If you want to be motivated by a success story, then look for the ones that are made by real people that you can interact with, not fake ones that promise you the world as long as you subscribe for $4.99 a month.


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The Ocean Cleanup, a nonprofit based in Rotterdam in the Netherlands founded by young engineer Boyan Slat, has improved its plastic-collecting device. The latest version has finally captured and retained
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Plastics not only pollute oceans and land, and even animals, but new research shows microplastic contamination in the atmosphere – and indeed, the air we breathe. And microplastics are also
To date, the impacts of climate change on health have been relatively neglected in EU policy. Now, a landmark study by the European Academies' Science Advisory Council (EASAC) has raised
Environmental pollutants have a large impact on children's health in Europe, according to a new study published last month in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (1).
Many European rivers and canals are contaminated with pesticides, according to a new analysis slated for publication on 20 June in Science of the Total Environment, a peer-reviewed journal (1).
Despite European Union laws to protect water supplies, biodiversity and human health, a majority of Europe's freshwater bodies fail to meet ecological and pollution standards, according to a report published
Residues of illegal drugs in Europe's waterways are harming populations of critically endangered European eels, according to new research. Scientists in Italy found that eels placed in cocaine-polluted waters developed
Scientists may have discovered the cause of malnutrition amongst Europe's trees. A new study has found that air and soil pollution can harm symbiotic fungi that help trees get nutrients
The European Union is preparing to unveil a new directive to reduce plastic pollution, particularly in oceans and on beaches, but a leaked first draft of the legislation published by
Scientists may have just discovered a solution to one of the world's largest environmental problems – plastic waste. Researchers accidentally engineered an enzyme capable of digesting common plastic pollutants, which


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Like a page from Architectural Digest this Westside home displays the ultimate in style, design, quality, construction & attention to detail. Magnificent entry with water feature, two-story library & original curved stairway. Beautiful Brazilian oak flooring, extensive molding and use of stone. Open kitchen w/granite counters & top of the line appliances. Living room finished w/etched tile ceiling. Wonderful screen porch overlooking beautifully landscaped yard. 4 car garage is so nice you will want to live in it! So many other amenities. Truly a Dream Home. Attached seller notes. AMA.
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John Tonkin College Education Support Centre (JTCESC) Disability Expo
Friday, June 28th
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John Tonkin College Education Support Centre School will be hosting a Disability Awareness Expo at the Mandurah Forum for all people with disability, parents, families and carers.
Come and meet with a range of different Disability Service providers, Inclusive Sporting Groups and Community Based organisations who will be exhibiting on the day.
The JTCESC Disability Expo will be held on Friday the 28th June 2019 from 9:00am to 5:00pm at the Mandurah Forum on 330 Pinjarra Road in Mandurah.
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You can drop in between 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. each day or depending how long cards last.
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Recording Memories With Photography
Most people look forward to our holidays, time away from our everyday lives and work. That precious vacation time takes forever to get here and seems to be around in an instant. All of us would like to hold on to memories and those wonderful feelings as long as we can, and among the top ways to capture impressions and memories is through photography. With the market the way it's, a lot of people are opting to spend their vacation time somewhere close to home, which often means driving instead of flying. Which is not as traveling by automobile, a bad thing we often view lots of fascinating things on the way to and from our destinations. I was reminded of that when I perused a few of the truly amazing landscape photography posted on the internet. Taking in the magical vision of Richard Daniel DuBose, one of my favorite photographers, made me want to hop in my car and go on a trip.
From Alaska to Florida, every state has its own interests that are amazing. No matter where you are, you might realize that you're only a couple of hours drive from some of our nation's most remarkable sites. The East Coast has the Atlantic Ocean, the Appalachian Mountains, the Catskills, a wide variety of national monuments and buildings, the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Blue Ridge Parkway, Natchez Trace, the Rio Grande, plus a wealth of historic national landmarks too numerous to mention.
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In the event you drive through New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Nevada, a number of the must-see places are the Gila Cliff Dwellings, Capulin Volcano, Petroglyph, the Aztec Ruins, Carlsbad Caverns, and also the Salinas Pueblo Missions in New Mexico. The prominent places in Arizona comprise Sedona, the Grand Canyon, Montezuma Castle, Havasu Canyon, Lake Powell, and Sunset Crater Volcano. Colorado's great views include Rocky Mountain National Park, Florissant Fossil Beds, and the Great Sand Dunes. Nevada has a lot to provide too, including Death Valley, Lake Meade, and the Great Basin.
The Midwest has tons of fascinating things to see, too. The Great Salt Lake, Mt. Rushmore, the Badlands, Rainbow Bridge National Monument, Bryce Canyon, Glacier National Park, Little Bighorn, Yellowstone National Park just to name a few. In the Pacific Northwest there is Mt. Rainier, Crater Lake, and the breathtaking coastline of the Pacific.
The sites of California are numerous and grand although each of these states have a lot to give. Just around San Francisco alone, you can spend a week seeing the great sites of Muir Woods, Point Reyes, the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point, as well as the Presidio, in addition to the beautiful rocky coast of the ocean. The rest of the state of California has to see too. Some of the very breathtaking views in all the acreage are available at Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, Mojave Desert, and Joshua Tree National Park.
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The lovely parks, shorelines, and monuments of our great land are some of the most photographed places in the USA. From macro to wildlife to landscape photography, everyone can get involved getting images they'll remember for a very long time. Our vacations are meant to be time to recover from our day-to-day lives of rush hour traffic, suits, e-mail, and time clocks. The memories we keep from our holidays are where we frequently retreat to when our regular lives appear unbearable. Photography helps us to focus and create a touchable reality of the memories we make while on life's journey.


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Hannah Bankole is a minor, yet important character in The Handmaid's Tale. She is the daughter of Offred (June) and Luke. She is portrayed by Jordana Blake.
Hannah was born prior to the rise of Gilead, and was separated from her parents after the regime came to power. In later episodes we learn that Hannah lives an hour away from her mother's place of assignment, and her foster parents are Commander and Mrs. MacKenzie [1]. She's later revealed to be renamed Agnes MacKenzie.
Unlike in the novel (where she is Caucasian and described as having blonde hair), she is of mixed ethnicity, her mother being Caucasian whilst her father is African American.
Before Gilead Edit
In expectation of their daughter's birth, Luke drives June to the hospital amidst crowds of people protesting the recent sharp decline in birth-rates. She is greatly relieved to learn that Hannah is a healthy baby. Shortly after her birth, June wakes up to find Hannah is gone. She initially assumes she's been taken for a blood test, until sirens begin blaring throughout the hospital. Luke urges June to stay where she is whilst he goes to investigate. June follows Luke regardless and is horrified at the sight of one of the nurses lying on the ground in a puddle of blood, either dead or unconscious. June then runs into a woman holding Hannah. She insists Hannah is her child – it's implied her own baby died, causing her to have a psychological breakdown. June watches in horror, futilely attempting to explain that Hannah is her baby. Luke arrives, but this prompts the woman to try to flee with Hannah. Fortunately, the police and Luke intervene, returning Hannah to June while the woman is arrested[2].
Annie runs into Luke, June, and baby Hannah at a coffee store. She and June make eye contact, and then Annie slips away[3].
June asks Luke to sign a form so that she can pick up her birth control prescription. As she's leaving, she suggests that she doesn't pick it up and surprisingly, Luke agrees. They kiss before June leaves to take Hannah to school[4].
June is called away from work to go pick up Hannah, who was running a fever, from the hospital. There she is asked a bunch of questions about her capacity as a parent. June then takes Hannah home from the hospital. Luke is waiting for them and they learn that there was an act of terrorism on the Capitol. There was also an explosion at the White House, and martial law was declared. [4]
After the takeover Edit
June, Luke and Hannah try to escape to Canada and hide in the trunk of their car while a man called Mr. Whitford drives them to a secluded cabin near the border. Mr Whitford tells them he still needs to grab them Canadian passports, because U.S. passports "don't mean shit no more". Before he leaves, Mr. Whitford teaches Luke how to shoot a gun, which he is clearly uneasy about[5].
After learning that Whitford has been killed, they try to reach the Canadian border on their own, but their car is spotted by a patrol. They crash at the side of the road, and Luke tells June to take Hannah and run from the Guardians pursuing them [5]. June runs through the woods with Hannah, pausing when she hears gunshots. She tries to hide with Hannah behind a rock, but they are eventually caught. Hannah is ripped away from June, who tries to struggle free, only to be knocked unconscious[6].
In the presentEdit
Serena Joy takes June (known by her patronymic Offred) on a surprise trip, several hours away. Serena meets with Hannah, to show Offred that if she harms herself or the baby then Hannah will be in danger. Offred screams in misery and calls Serena an evil monster. Offred then runs to Commander Fred Waterford to ask him to protect her daughter[7].
Commander Fred tells June he's planned a surprise for her. He puts her in a car and instructs Nick to bring her back in three hours. They arrive at a currently abandoned mansion, where Hannah is waiting inside with a guard and a Martha. June rushes towards her but Hannah gets scared and hides behind the Martha. June asks if she remembers her and Hannah nods with the Martha telling June that Hannah's name has been changed to Agnes. Hannah asks if it hurt when they hit her on the head and if she tried to find her. June says yes but Hannah asks why she didn't try harder. Hannah tells her that it's okay because she has new parents now. Hannah notices that June's pregnant and tells her that she doesn't get to keep it. The guard says that it's time to go so June tells Hannah that she'll always love her and that she should enjoy her life. The guard separates them but Hannah runs back to June. June tells her that she has to go and that she loves her. Hannah leaves leaving June kneeling in the snow as she cries[1].
June has been left behind in the abandoned mansion where she discovers an office. Behind the desk is a photo of Hannah and her placement mother with a caught fish, and on the desk there is a picture drawn by a child, presumably Hannah. It is of the house, a dark child in the middle, a woman in green on the right, and a smaller woman in red on the left[8].
Season OneEdit
Hannah is in season 1
Season TwoEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Episode 2.10, The Last Ceremony
- ↑ Episode 1.2, "Birth Day"
- ↑ Episode 2.4, "Other Women"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Episode 2.1, June
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Episode 7, "The Other Side"
- ↑ Episode 1.1, "Offred (TV Episode)"
- ↑ Episode 1.10, "Night"
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A New Edition of JAMA Internal Medicine Is Now Available
July 18, 2018
JAMA Internal Medicine (vol. 178, no. 6, 2018) is available online by subscription only.
Articles include:
- "Creating a "Manageable Cockpit" for Clinicians: A Shared Responsibility" by Christine A. Sinsky and Michael R. Privitera
- "Concerns About the Approval of Nusinersen Sodium by the US Food and Drug Administration" by Martha S. Gerrity, Vinay Prasad, and Adam J. Obley
- "The Role of Telehealth in the Medical Response to Disasters" by Nicole Lurie and Brendan G. Carr
- "Harry Potter, Magic, and Medicine" by Arjun Gupta
- "A Physician's Suffering—Facing Depression as a Trainee" by Colleen M. Farrell
- "Saving a Death When We Cannot Save a Life in the Intensive Care Unit" by Michael E. Wilson
- "When Physicians Turn Into Patients—Becoming Kafka's Cockroach" by Shaurya Taran and Allan S. Detsky
- "Primary Care Practitioners' Perceptions of Electronic Consult Systems: A Qualitative Analysis" by Michelle S. Lee et al.
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A stay at Pierre & Vacances Residence Premium Julia Augusta places you in the heart of Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, minutes from Cabanon Le Corbusier and close to Casino Monte Carlo. This 4-star residence is within close proximity of Arboretum du Mont-Gros and Grotte du Vallonnet.
Make yourself at home in one of the 70 guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided once per stay.
Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a rooftop terrace.
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Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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Cabanon Le Corbusier - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Arboretum du Mont-Gros - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Palais Carnoles - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Grotte du Vallonnet - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Eglise Sainte Marguerite - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
Promenade Le Corbusier - 2.5 km / 1.6 mi
Cabanon de Le Corbusier - 2.8 km / 1.8 mi
Jardin de la Serre de la Madone - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
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La Citronneraie - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Vieille Ville - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Salle des Mariages - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Musée Jean Cocteau Collection Séverin Wunderman - 3 km / 1.9 mi
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Bastion Museum - 3.2 km / 2 mi
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Rodeos are fun, competitive events that have been a Western tradition for decades. If you are planning to host a rodeo in your own arena, you may be taking a closer look at all of the events that your facility can accommodate.
While some of the popular rodeo events require a great deal of equipment and set-up, other events are easier to accommodate in even a basic arena. When you learn more about how set up for breakaway roping, you may find that this is a perfect option to add to your event schedule.
The Basics of Breakaway Roping
Before you can understand how set up for breakaway roping, it is important to understand what the event is and how it is performed. This event allows participants of all ages and skill levels to prove their abilities at roping a calf. Unlike more competitive and dangerous events, such as bull riding and roping, this event involves smaller animals and minimal risk to the participant. Nonetheless, it is a fun event for participants and attendees alike, and you can add it to your own rodeo event schedule when you learn how set up for breakaway roping.
What You Need for Breakaway Roping
You will need to have a small stable to keep your calves in for this event. This does not need to be a large pen due to the size of the animal, but typically there are several calves that will be used for the event. Therefore, the pen should be large enough to accommodate all of the animals. In addition, you will need a chute where the horse and mounted rider will depart into the arena from. This is a basic set-up that most arenas can accommodate, but keep in mind that the calves typically will be released into the arena shortly before the horse and rider. This means that the arena gates for the chute and pen should be separate.
Participants even in their younger teen years can participate in breakaway roping events, but you will need to know how set up for breakaway roping. This is a fun event that many enjoy, and it is easy to set up with most standard arena layouts and equipment. After you learn how to set up for breakaway roping and discover how easy the process is, you will be ready to add this fun event to your rodeo schedule.


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Let's start off with a question: Why did you click on this post?
Unless someone you know shared this with you, chances are you saw the title of the article and were drawn in.
Perhaps you noticed it was written for your demographic or you identify with the problem it's aiming to solve. Either way, the title of the post motivated you to click… or not.
The stakes are higher for speaking engagements. A well-crafted title for your event may be the thin line between having an audience full of potential clients and having more empty chairs than heads.
In my years of experience as an entrepreneur and coach, I've learned that creating a title for an event is a combination of art and science. In just a few words, you have to pique the interest of your target audience and reel them in.
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I want you to never clickbait. I'm talking about including words in a title that are so outrageous the viewer can't help but click.
Yes, people click out of sheer curiosity for the obnoxious title. You may generate video views or article clicks, but they rarely translate into actual sales. And the visitors leave as soon as they realize they've been tricked.
Sadly, some entrepreneurs use this method for their speaking engagements. But don't try to trick people to boost attendance at your events. We're in the business of meaningful relationships, and strangers don't turn into clients overnight.
Getting people to attend your event is one thing, keeping them is another. Using clickbait may be damaging if the audience feels they were tricked into coming. Don't risk your reputation just to boost attendance.
Understanding the purpose
Think about movie trailers and how filmmakers' entice the audience to watch the full movie without giving away major plot points. Similarly, the title of your Signature Talk should give potential attendees a taste of your session without revealing the main points you'll cover in the speaking event.
You may be wondering, "Eiji, why can't I just put some buzzwords in my title and call it a day?"
Technically, you could.
But creating your title haphazardly means you're not maximizing its impact on your target audience. This leads to lower attendance and reduces your profits.
And we all know what fewer profits mean.
A better title for better clients
An effective and well-crafted title lets you cater your talk to a particular group or problem. Different demographics have different needs, and you should always tailor your approach with the target group in mind.
Vagueness leads to uncertainty. And that leads to people responding to your event with a "maybe," instead of a definite "yes."
When you know your audience and their problems, you're more likely to find ace clients. Ace clients are those ideal customers who provide the most support to you and your business — through sales, referrals or other forms of engagement.
A more refined approach cultivates stronger relationships with these clients. If your event aims to cover every demographic possible, what you're communicating is watered down and less effective.
A method to the madness
Crafting the right title is part art and part science. And that means understanding the psychology behind an effective title and how they're perceived by different types of people.
I've had clients who simply don't realize their actually driving potential clients away solely because of the words they use in their event and post titles. So before you finalize your title, put yourself in the shoes of your target audience.
How will they feel when they hear the name of your event? Will they want to attend? Or will they subconsciously hear noise and bury it in the back of their minds?
Your goal is to be of service to your clients, so you should craft your title based on what the audience wants — not necessarily what you personally want.
Test the waters
Since your event title is for your audience and not you, I recommend recruiting a few trusted test subjects review your draft before committing. If you're wondering who you should ask … it depends.
I explained earlier that each title needs to be crafted specifically for a certain person or type, and your test subjects should represent that target audience. The feedback you receive won't have a lot of value if you ask a male computer programmer to offer his opinion on a title targeted at female entrepreneurs.
The next step
If you have an upcoming speaking engagement, I want you to rethink your title. Is it geared toward your target audience? Will your ace clients react positively to it?
Will this make them want to sign up and learn more?
Sometimes, the title is all you have to make or break a future sale. This is you target audience's first sight of you — make them fall in love.


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Today I get to enter new territory as I get to review the movie Goon for all of you fine folks out there. Thanks to the great people at Puck Life , I was able to grab tickets to go see an advance screening of the movie Goon Thursday night. And since Goon is a hockey movie about fighting (who saw that coming?), I figure the interest in Canada is probably much higher than anywhere else in the world, which means many Canadians are probably thinking about checking this film out. Therefore I feel it is almost a duty I owe the country to review this film and let you know what I thought of it, and if it's worth seeing. On to the review!
What was the movie about?
I hate ruining films for myself or others, so I will keep this brief and vague. The movie is based off of the book Goon: The True Story of an Unlikely Journey into Minor League Hockey, which is the true story of a man's dream of playing hockey being achieved using the one skill he has available to him, which is of course fighting. The movie spices things up a bit by adding a bit of romance and some over the top hockey personalities, but overall, the basic premise of the movie is watching a guy find his calling in life and live his hockey dream. Underneath all of this dream achieving is the main sub plot of the movie which is a showdown between main character Doug Glatt (Played by Seann William Scott) against famed hockey enforcer Ross 'The Boss' Rhea (Played by Cody Hodgson's twin, Liv Schreiber) Along the way people cry, laugh, and bleed. Got it? Good. Let's move on.
Were the hockey scenes done well?
Maybe it's just me, but any time I watch a hockey movie I always watch the hockey scenes to see how closely they mimic real life. I do this first by imaginng the worst of the worst of on ice action sequences, which means I automatically think of any scene from the Mighty Ducks franchise. Were there figure skaters, cowboys, and knucklepucks in this movie? Thankfully, no. The on ice sequences were filmed really well. The goalies didn't make exaggerated motions in net (ie The Mighty Ducks move of doing a 360 barrel roll followed by a cartwheel before letting in a goal), and the skaters kept things pretty reasonable for the most part. Hollywood struck on some of the goals scored (Laflamme, the teams superstar, does a spin move about every other shift in this movie and can dangle past five guys at will. I assume this character was based on Cody Godson.), and it seemed like every other hit was from behind and into the glass (Basically a normal hit from the 80's) but it doesn't feel out of place in the movie to the point of being a distraction. I give full marks for the on ice action sequences.
Were the fighting scenes done well?
This was where the movie went a little off course from reality, as they showed some pretty intense, violent fights. The movie overall was not afraid to go to the violence well (which isn't shocking considering Evan Goldberg wrote it, he of the randomly violent Pineapple Express), so if you were thinking this was going to be a child friendly movie, it's not. Punches are thrown, blood is spilled, and teeth are lost, as Doug Glatt works his way through the movie fighting people left and right. It serves its purpose well by showing how violent hockey can get at lower levels, and it is done in an over the top manner to make this point, but I fear the person who has never seen hockey who watches this and thinks "Holy crap, why is there so much bleeding in hockey??" Regardless, as long as you aren't counting possible concussions in the back of your mind during the fight scenes (I got up to 117 possible concussions handed out in this movie), it is your basic violent fight scene and nothing more. It's just cool because it's happening on ice. Overall the fight scenes were over the top Rocky style minus Mr. T.
What about the characters in the movie?
This is where the movies strength and weakness lies in my opinion. It's a strength because when they utilized the variety of characters (Specifically the team mates) in the movie, it was hilarious and amusing to me. Seeing the team interact with each other were the highlights of the film for me. Alas, they didn't use the variety of characters enough for my liking, which I felt was its weakness. I know the movie is fundamentally about Doug Glatt's life story, but I would have loved to have seen the romantic side story taken out (the audience wouldn't have died if we didn't get to see Glatt's character deal with finding a girl he liked) and more screen time given to some of the team mates. The goaltender alone had me laughing my ass off as his Regina accent was so over the top you couldn't help but crack up every time he spoke. Also, the movie did not use Liv's character that often during the movie. His screen time was few and far between, which was a bit of a letdown to me, since I would have enjoyed seeing more from the antagonist of the film.
As for Sean William Scott, he did a good job playing a really nice guy who just happens to be good at fighting. It was an interesting counter point to see a guy be so violent on the ice, yet be so withdrawn and nice off of it. He did a great job in this film.
Oddly enough the character I couldn't stand in the movie was Jay Baruchel (The skinny guy from Tropic Thunder), who played Doug's best friend. His character was low brow humor and annoying. Now don't get me wrong, I love low brow, stupid humor. I am as immature as they get. But Jay's character was just low brow for the sake of being low brow, and didn't add any humor to anything. He would just come on screen, drop some f-bombs, make some sexual gestures, then leave the scene. It was like watching a Minnesota Wild game. You don't know what's happening or why it's happening, you just know you want it to stop.
I can't stress enough, though, how awesome the goalie was in this film.
What did you think of the movie??
Well, I wasn't blown away by the movie, but I did enjoy it. It wasn't as silly as I had hoped (Though I understand it's telling it based on a true story), and there wasn't enough of the team atmosphere (half of the fun of hockey movies is relating to what's happening on screen), but it was an enjoyable film. There were several genuine laugh out loud moments in this movie. This movie also has one of the greatest hockey scenes ever filmed (if not greatest, at least one of the biggest 'I can't turn away, I must see what is going on here!!' moments). You will know the scene I am talking about when it occurs, just keep an eye out for when Doug Glatt stands in front of his net and tries to defend it for the final 10 seconds of the game. It is hard to watch yet you can't look away. You just can't.
That being said, I think the main reason I was disappointed was because the trailers for the movie made it seem like an over the top hockey movie, sort of a Hot Tub Time Machine for hockey movies, but in reality it was a movie trying to tell a true story, mixed with the occasional over the top action sequences. I didn't get swept away by Doug's character enough to fall in love with the scenes involving his personal life, so in the end I walked away feeling not completely satisfied.
What would I rate this movie? I would rate it 3.5 People's Elbows out of 5. If you're a hockey fan, you should see this movie because odds are you will enjoy it. There are several times during the movie where the Canadianism of it all hits you in the face, and it is awesome. Also, the scene where Glatt chooses his number amused me because every single person knows someone who wears his number in a rec league.
However, if you hate gratuitous violence and feel you are above immature humor, you should probably stay away from this one.
Final Verdict:
Go see this movie. Just don't rush to do it or anything. Feel free to take your time. Maybe wait for the next time the Canucks play a boring opponent.


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Strong has seen KISS every single time they're been here, except once.
"'They were here at the University of Manitoba once on their very first tour, out of the back of a station wagon. I didn't know about them at the time."
Her love of the band started in Grade 8, when she first heard "Rock and Roll All Nite," though she thought they were a band from the movie Phantom of the Paradise.
Though it wasn't a popular choice, Strong stood by her band.
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While the basement may look like an extended altar, it's also a jam space. Strong's 11 guitars are hung across the walls, and while she hasn't honed her craft as much as she might like, she still enjoys playing and jamming with her girlfriend and friends.
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Description of problem:
On a director deployed ceilometer, we have
this has been deprecated (and removed in liberty), the correct value is
This must be changed in OSP-8 and ideally before (to simplify upgrades)
It has been fixed upstream in the ceilometer puppet module
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
@Derek: I don't understand the problem.
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/196036/ is in OPM (at least for OSP8, Liberty). You want a backport to OSP7 (Kilo) ?
@Emilien ideally it would be backported to OSP7, the upgrade process involves the package being upgraded and the services being restarted before the new puppet modules get applied. To avoid an error before the new puppet modules are applied we would need the updated value in OSP7.
Alternatively this can be worked around as part of the upgrade process, so I wouldn't call it a blocker by any means.
Jirka, are you handling this already? or do we need to track it?
We're handling this. Derek set the value via crudini:
This bug did not make the OSP 8.0 release. It is being deferred to OSP 10.
Still valid issue:
$ rpm -qa | grep openstack-tripleo-heat-templates
# grep ^rpc_backend /etc/ceilometer/ceilometer.conf
The puppet stuff itself looks good, but:
This is the culprit https://github.com/openstack/tripleo-heat-templates/blob/master/extraconfig/tasks/major_upgrade_controller_pacemaker_1.sh#L181
(In reply to Mehdi ABAAKOUK from comment #12)
> # grep ^rpc_backend /etc/ceilometer/ceilometer.conf
> rpc_backend=rabbit
I think that's the correct value though (see comment #0), so should this BZ be marked 'verified' rather? The BZ was breaking update from 7 to 8, and has been fixed back then, otherwise we couldn't update Ceilometer to OSP 8 correctly IIRC.
Oh yeah sorry I have misreading, so yeah everything is OK.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.
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Organizational Performance Measures
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- Defence Research and Development Canada, Centre for Operational Research and Analysis, Ottawa ON (CAN)
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- In the spirit of continual improvement, the Analysis & Lessons Learned (A&LL) branch of the Canadian Forces Aerospace Warfare Centre (CFAWC) wishes to build a framework which will enable it to provide the Commanding Officer of CFAWC a set of performance measures for the branch. If the performance measures were broad enough in their scope, they would serve as a template for the other branches within CFAWC to measure their performance. To help with this goal, the A&LL branch approached the Operational Research and Analysis (OR&A) branch to solicit help in defining a set of such measures. The purpose of this document is to outline both the performance measures that were suggested along with what data would be needed to evaluate those measures.
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- DRDC-RDDC-2015-L272 — Scientific Letter
- Date of publication
- 13 Aug 2015
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- 13
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- 801918
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Area leaders hope the seven new Dallas County Democrats elected to the Texas Legislature will thrive — sooner than later.
The goal is for the newbies to provide fresh ideas and added energy to a delegation once dominated by veterans. The loss of institutional knowledge and seniority puts pressure on the incoming members to learn quickly and for the veterans to take on more leadership.
"It's a make-it or break-it session coming up," said Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings. "I've met with some of the new lawmakers and the lines of communication are open and active."
The new legislators from Dallas County are all Democrats. They are Carl Sherman of DeSoto, Jessica Gonzalez of Dallas, John Turner of Dallas, Julie Johnson of Addison, Ana-Maria Ramos of Dallas, Rhetta Bowers of Rowlett and Terry Meza of Irving.
With the exception of Sherman, the former mayor of DeSoto, none of the new lawmakers has held elected office.
Sherman, who has also served as a city manager and is a minister, said he and others that will be in the delegation met with presumptive House Speaker Dennis Bonnen last week. He says the new members understand the importance of getting off to a good start.
"I want to hit the ground running," Sherman said. "We've created this excitement, along with the veteran members, and we need to deliver."
Dallas County leaders say they are hopeful that the reshaped delegation will result in the area getting its wish list of priorities through the Legislature, which convenes in January.
For the city of Dallas, education would be a top issue, as well as getting Texas lawmakers to allow municipalities to grow and not be subject to unfunded mandates or legislation that stifles local control, Rawlings said. The City Council will develop an official legislative agenda before January.
The mayor didn't see a problem with the loss of seniority, pointing out that most of the new lawmakers were in concert with city leaders on issues. The threat on local control has come from Republicans, not Democrats.
"We will have good voices in the session for the city of Dallas," said Rawlings, a Democrat.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins agreed.
"What I'm happy about with this new crop of legislators is that they will focus on issues that matter and not things like bathroom bills," Jenkins said.
Like Rawlings, Jenkins says it was important that lawmakers devise an adequate public education funding formula. But the county judge also wanted lawmakers to push for online voter registration in order to increase public participation in elections.
"We're going to have much better representation in Austin," said Jenkins, a Democrat.
While Democrats are enjoying a local boon, there's certainly a loss of Republican leadership. Gone are GOP veterans, Matt Rinaldi, Linda Koop, Cindy Burkett, Rodney Anderson and Jason Villalba. With only two Republicans left from Dallas County, the county's delegation leans heavily toward the Democratic Party.
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Business-minded leaders hope the newly elected Democrats will support "pro-growth" policies.
Dale Petroskey, president and CEO of the Dallas Regional Chamber, said he was hopeful that the new legislators would support pro-growth policies. During the last legislative session, the chamber, like other business groups, fought against the bathroom bill, which they said would have ultimately hurt Texas businesses because it discriminated against transgender residents.
"The Dallas Regional Chamber looks forward to working with both returning and newly elected members of our North Texas delegation on pro-business, pro-growth policies that ensure our region remains strong and globally competitive," Petroskey said in a prepared statement. "From early childhood education and comprehensive reform of our public school finance system, to preserving our state's economic development programs, voters made clear they want the legislative session to focus on the biggest issues most important to Texans."
With so many new members, veterans lawmakers could have added clout.
Rep. Yvonne Davis, D-Dallas, is the dean of the delegation and has the most legislative experience. Rep. Rafael Anchia, a former Dallas Independent School District board trustee, is second to Davis in seniority.
Rep. Eric Johnson, the co-chairman of the Dallas-area delegation to the Legislature, held a fundraiser for several of the new members last week in Austin. The Republican co-chair of the Dallas-area delegation, Koop of Dallas, was defeated by Ramos.
Dallas City Council member Lee Kleinman said he hoped the delegation could overcome the loss of some veteran members who performed well. He specifically mentioned Koop and noted there are only two Republicans in the delegation who live in Dallas County.
"That's going to be a real challenge," said Kleinman, who is chairman of the council's Ad Hoc Legislative Committee that produces the city's legislative priorities. "We're in a battle for control with Republicans. We've still got Morgan Meyer and I'm hopeful that Bonnen, the new House speaker, will be level-headed."
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State Rep. Victoria Neave, D-Dallas, who is going into her second term and now can be described as a veteran because of the turnover, said she hoped the added Democratic votes would help toward getting strong funding for public education.
Neave said freshman lawmakers should work for their constituents but also find common ground with Republicans.
"We need to continue to try to work across the aisle," she said. "When everyone puts partisanship aside, we can accomplish a lot."
Sherman agreed that bipartisanship was a noble effort. He added that it was important that the newly elected Democrats pushed Republicans to abandon divisive issues, like last session's sanctuary cities law.
"The infusion of new Democrats will hopefully change the paradigm and we'll debate issues that are important to Texans," Sherman said.


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