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Austrian Dinner Show , Wiener Rathauskeller / Vienna City Hall , 07 October 2020 - 20:00
Event DetailsCategory: Dinner and Concert Event: Austrian Dinner Show Date/Time: 07 October 2020 - 20:00 Venue: Wiener Rathauskeller / Vienna City Hall Address: Rathausplatz 1, A-1010, Wien/Vienna (Map)
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DescriptionPrice includes a 3-course set-menu (drinks not included).
Between each dinner course, the visitors experience an exciting program divided into 3 entertaining show scenes. During dinner, typical Viennese music will be played live.
1st Scene: Roses from Tirol ...
Grüß Gott is a hearty musical welcome by the full ensemble followed by other evergreens from the Operetta Der Vogelhändler - The Bird Seller. Instrumental pieces with a dance performance like the Zillertaler Hochzeitsmarsch Zillertal Wedding March bring to a close our visit to the mountains of Tyrol.
2nd Scene: The Sound of Music ...
In this scene we bring excerpts from the charming and witty Operetta Im Weissen Rössl, the classic Edelweis from the Sound of Music and our dancers finishing this part with a spirited Landler.
3rd Scene: The Blue Danube ...
The musical highlight of our show featuring Austrias most celebrated operetta composers, Johann Strauss, Franz Lehar and Robert Stolz includes songs from the The Gypsy Baron, Wiener Blut and The Merry Widow. No show would be complete without the speedy Tritsch Tratsch Polka and the greatest Waltz of all time The Blue Danube performed by our ballett ensemble.
The Austrian Dinner Show Ensemble consists of highly talented musicians, excellent vocal soloists and spirited dancers, who appear in colourful local costumes of the various musicial regions visited. In a charming manner they will enchant your clients with their performance of the musical treasures of Austria.
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A different sort of dog-and-pony show - emphasis on dogs as show ponies - unfolds on USA Network at the conclusion of the 137th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show (8/7c), with David Frei and the erstwhile Mary Carillo providing commentary as the judges declare a Best of Show from Madison Square Garden.
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Every subplot crackles with pungently funny dialogue and taut pacing, including a rare storyline for Deputy Tim, but Boyd and Ava steal this episode as they weasel their way into Harlan's upper crust in their own search for Drew, then enjoy a memorable romantic interlude. Hard not to love even the villains in this show (well, maybe not Boyd's right-hand muscle Colt, who's becoming more monstrous by the week).
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Now that the CW's America's Next Top Model has tweaked itself past the point of being watchable, maybe there's room for this show, sheepishly hosted by Top Model refugee Nigel Barker. The only significant twist involves bringing in guest judges each week to decide which team wins the "Campaign" challenge - in the premiere, an incoherent W magazine shoot. Each coach from the losing teams picks a candidate for elimination, and the winning coach takes it from there to make the cut. Not quite as riveting as some of Tyra Banks' Top Model panels, but the prospect of Naomi getting in her rivals' faces to save her girls should entice the Bad Girls audience to give it a look.
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Lytle first made an impact with his band Granddaddy. After breaking up in 2006, the revered group has now returned for a series of intensely buzzed about reunion shows which will be followed by Lytle solo dates in the Fall.
With a lab full of burbling beakers, flasks and test tubes, Lytle's records may have permanently one-upped Stereolab for best employing the sound of chemical experimentation and Dept. Of Disappearance is no exception. "I have a lot of gear, from conventional and traditional to super-fucked and broken. And once those sounds get into the computer, it opens a whole other realm of 'tweakery,'" he says.
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It's a wonderful 'Evening'
Every new movie is faced with a challenge: to make back the money spent on making it — and hopefully turn a profit. The film adaptation of "Evening," based on the 1998 novel by Boston native Susan Minot, has all kinds of additional challenges attached.
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In fact, Minot tried for years to get it right, tackling, and finally giving up on, the screenplay. Enter novelist Michael Cunningham, who won the 1999 Pulitzer Prize for fiction for his novel "The Hours."
"When they called me and asked me if I'd consider taking a crack at the novel, the first thing I did was call Susan and say, 'I love your book; working together we will have to make huge changes in order for it to work as a movie. If that's a problem for you, tell me right now, and I won't do it,' " Cunningham says. "But to her credit, she said, 'Well, no, that's why they called you.' "
Cunningham knew that the main problem was, as he puts it, "simple population control." He started paring some characters down, even cutting out some of them. Oddly, in one case — the drunken, tragic Buddy — the character was given more presence.
"I'm a huge fan of Susan's," Cunningham says. "At first I was more than a little reluctant because I suspect it's easier to adapt a not very good novel for the movies — 'The Godfather' being a classic example."
He laughs and adds, "Forgive me, spirit of Mario Puzo. But it was a kind of pulpy book — that made a great movie."
Cunningham's take on Minot's elegant novel is that it's "a story of a woman who, in her old age, finds herself looking back at her life, and finding it full of mistakes and wrong turns, then coming to understand that there were no mistakes, there were no wrong turns. This is your life, and it was a great gift, even though at the time, it didn't always feel that way."
He stops to think about that for a moment, and adds, "As I've grown into adulthood, I've gotten progressively more interested in the idea that 'Hey, this is your life. Love this, 'cause it's what you've got.' "
But aside from nailing the book with a strong, slimmed-down film adaptation, the marketing folks also need to be concerned that "Evening" is going to be labeled as a chick flick, one that movie-going, ticket-buying men will either have to be dragged to or just won't see.
Interestingly, it's a man who steps up to bat for the film.
"I take issue with the chick flick bit," says British actor Hugh Dancy, who plays Buddy. "I think there are two extremes of movies — there's the guy's film where everything gets reconciled with explosives, and then there's the other end of the extreme, where everything is kind of very happy and romantic, and that's what I kind of think of as a chick flick. But I don't see this movie in that framework at all. I think the themes are pretty universal."
The dying woman, Ann, is played by Vanessa Redgrave. One of her daughters, Nina, is played by Toni Collette. In an inspired piece of casting, the other daughter, Constance, is played by Redgrave's daughter Natasha Richardson, who needed a bit of convincing to take the part.
"At first I was concerned that this was going to be a film with overly sentimental, weeping, indulgent females," Richardson says candidly. "But now I don't think it is. There are so many themes, so many things that will resonate with different people. There are mother-daughter relationships, there are sisters; most importantly there's that sense of lost love, lost opportunity. I just think there's a beautiful, evocative, romantic energy in the film."
The flashback sequences, that return to 50 years earlier, feature the young Ann, as played by Claire Danes, who's convinced that the film will prove entertaining and thought-provoking for a wide audience.
"I think everyone that sees this can relate to something, there are so many storylines," she says. "I like to think that there are men out there that aren't aching to see 'Die Hard 54.' It's a sophisticated, complex, sensitive movie. It's also really relatable and accessible."
The familial casting gets even better. In a cameo late in the film, Ann's best friend Lila is played by Meryl Streep. In the flashbacks, Lila is played by Streep's daughter Mamie Gummer.
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But it's Dancy who seems most affected by the unsentimental power of the film.
"I recognized the truth that we all need to define ourselves," he explains. "I imagine that certain people, as they get older, need to look back and feel there's something palpable and distinct, that they were. We do that by placing flags in certain events — mistakes or great moments or decisions we made. I agree with the movie that our mistakes are usually not our mistakes, that ultimately it's the things that we don't do that we maybe ought to regret. I think the movie's universal because it examines that need for meaning that we all have. You know, what's it all mean? It's a big question."
"Evening" opens on June 29.
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Bennett Miller's wrestling drama, "Foxcatcher," and Mike Leigh's J.M.W. Turner biopic, "Mr. Turner," also will screen at the 52nd New York Film Festival. The slate was announced Wednesday by the Film Society of Lincoln Center, whose annual festival runs Sept. 26 through Oct. 12.
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JERSEY CITY – Beast Mode was Least Mode again.
Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch abruptly ended his media availability — again — walking away from a throng of reporters while escorted by a member of the State Police on Wednesday after about seven uncomfortable minutes in which he answered just a few questions.
The elusive Lynch, who created a stir at media day Tuesday by talking for only 6½ minutes, writhed in his seat and leaned his head back at times. A few dozen reporters, lined up as much as five deep, tried to ask questions during the players' 45-minute availability at the team hotel.
"I really don't have too much to say, boss," Lynch said in a tone barely above a whisper. "I really don't. I appreciate it, but I don't get it. I'm just here so I won't get fined, boss. That's the only reason I'm here."
Earlier this month, Lynch was fined $50,000 for not cooperating with the Seattle media. The NFL put that fine on hold, saying it would be rescinded if he complied with media obligations. During media day, Lynch spoke for 6½ minutes before leaving, then returning to speak to Deion Sanders for NFL Network, to the Seahawks website, and to Armed Forces Network — and acknowledged he was trying to avoid being fined by the league for not meeting his media requirements.
It didn't appear Lynch would be fined for either Tuesday or Wednesday.
"Players are required to participate, and he participated," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said in an email to The Associated Press. "His comments of the past two days have been widely circulated."
In a statement before Tuesday's media session, the Pro Football Writers of America said it was "extremely disappointed in the lack of meaningful access" to Lynch at media day.
The PFWA added that several "long-standing and high-profile members were appalled by Mr. Lynch's conduct and refusal to answer any questions."
The organization also called the statement by the league that Lynch participated Tuesday "an affront to our membership" but added that it was "encouraged" that the NFL would continue to monitor the situation.
Players have clauses in their contract requiring them to cooperate with the media.
Fullback Michael Robinson, one of Lynch's buddies who was seated to his left, even poked fun at the situation by asking Lynch a question of his own.
"What do you think of your fullback?" Robinson said, laughing. "Is he a pretty cool brother?"
"No," Lynch responded.
"What?" Robinson asked incredulously.
"No," Lynch repeated.
"That's messed up," a smiling Robinson said. "We went to dinner last night and everything, man."
After Lynch was short with his answers to a few questions, Robinson moved the microphone in front of himself and began answering questions for Lynch.
"I'm going to slide up in this thing," Robinson said with a smile, "and break up the monotony a little bit. Uhh, Marshawn ain't going to try to say nothing to you guys, so you can direct your questions toward me."
Robinson used the running back's "boss" figure of speech to end each sentence.
One reporter asked how Lynch was feeling.
"He just wants to play ball, boss," Robinson said.
Robinson was then asked how he would define "Beast Mode."
"It's a lifestyle, boss," Robinson responded as Lynch, wearing headphones on top of his head, sat back in his chair smiling.
Lynch was asked if he was concerned he could be fined for not showing up at the availability, and he handled that one himself.
"I'm here, man," Lynch said. "So, I don't have to pay the fine, boss."
Lynch said it was a "false" assumption that he doesn't like talking to the media because he was once misquoted.
He also said that it's not hard balancing being a private person and a football star because the fans don't mind how he goes about his business.
"The media has a problem with it," Lynch said. "It's a problem if they choose to take something away from me for not doing it."
A reporter reminded Lynch that it's the NFL that issues the fines.
"Well, reporters have to call it in," Lynch said. "So, it starts somewhere, right?"
At one point, Lynch looked up at a team staffer and asked, "What's up with that time?"
A few moments later, a reporter tried to ask a question, shouting, "Hey, Marshawn!"
Lynch got up, climbed over a few chairs and made his way through the crowd of reporters and disappeared through an area restricted to team personnel.
"He gets it done on game day," Robinson said after Lynch left. "If you're looking for somebody who's going lead by example, all you have to do is watch him run the ball, and you know what time it is."


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What might cause tongue pain?
As a feature of CNNhealth.com, our team of expert doctors answer readers' questions. Here's a question for Dr. Gupta.
From Anna, Washington, D.C.
"Is it possible to sprain/strain your tongue? I get shooting pains in my tongue. What can I take to stop the pain?"
Anna, thank you for your question. We consulted Dr. Steven M. Roser of Emory University School of Medicine's division of oral and maxillofacial surgery and a professor of oral surgery. Roser has been in practice for more than 20 years and said he has never made the diagnosis of a sprained or strained tongue.
The tongue is one of the strongest and most robust muscles in the body, pound for pound, when you compare it with other muscles. We use our tongues almost constantly for talking, eating, and swallowing. Rosen noted that, as with any other muscle, overuse injuries are possible.
But as a medical professional, Rosen said, if a patient came to him complaining of tongue pain, he would ask questions to rule out other, more common problems first. He stressed the importance of seeing a dentist, oral surgeon or medical professional who can conduct an examination and ask more questions about the pain.
The first thing a medical professional will do is try to get a better description of the type of pain you are experiencing: Is it a sharp pain? Where does it originate from or travel to? Is the pain constant or intermittent? How long have you had the pain? Have you taken anything to relieve the pain? Is it on both sides of your tongue?
Some of the possible causes for the pain include nerve-related problems. If the pain has existed for several years and you experience it when you are sitting still, it could be trigeminal neuralgia, which is a chronic painful condition that involves the nerve that carries sensation from your face to your brain. For trigeminal neuralgia, there is evidence that the nerve, which passes through base of the skull, is compressed by blood vessels or something that pushes on the nerve and causes pain. The pain is usually triggered by a stimulus– even a simple gesture like brushing your hand against your face can cause searing pain. Doctors can often relieve the pain with medication, injections or surgery.
If the pain is centered at the back of the tongue and involves the back of the nose and throat, and the ear, it might be glossopharyngeal neuralgia. The exact cause of this condition is unknown, but it's believed to be tied to irritation of the ninth cranial nerve and may be the result of a viral illness such as shingles or herpes. Swallowing and speech can cause shooting types of pains.
If the pain has existed for only a few weeks, your doctor will thoroughly examine your tongue, mouth and throat for any evidence of lesions that might be evidence of oral cancer. Often you can't see areas that have an ulcer, so your medical professional will most likely use a mirror to view areas behind the tongue and in the throat. Oral cancer has high rates of treatment success when caught early.
A sprain or strain of the tongue is probably the least likely cause of your pain. It's important to see a medical professional who can ask specific questions about your tongue pain, thoroughly examine you, and assess whether you need treatment for the pain.
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This also has security repercussions for India and US defense secretary and secretary of state, among others, have flown in to counsel India on how to protect its borders with the help of Israel/IDF. Rumors have it that the breakup of India along the lines of Soviet Union is a very plausible scenario that I am sure intelligence agencies all over the world are factoring in their geopolitical stress tests.
Repercussions. Waaaaaaa!
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Just put you on a rope and…
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be snake charming
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be rope climbing
Ba-ba-bamp-ba ba-ba-ba-bamp-ba
You need to be rayping in India
Rayping India. Mommie!!!
India plebiscite modi blah blah blah
Hindu blah blah blah
Oh no no no no no
Twenty-twenty-twenty four hours you raype...
Just put you on a donkey, get you on a camel
Hurry hurry hurry you're already rayped
You can't control your wiener you can't control your rayping
Oh no no no no no
The violence in Indian-held Kashmir is the result of decades of repressive Indian policies and imposition of sham elections in the region.
We call upon India to understand that the people of Jammu and Kashmir would accept nothing short of their right to self-determination as promised to them by the UNSC and accepted by India and the international community.
Violence Waaaaa!
With few exceptions most are just juvenile one liner s tupid comments. No brain power. Just one stupid person taking on several IDs and talking to himself scratching his balls and peeing in his k nickers.
Life is so unfair. Look at India. The Hindoos are picking on me.
Help me mommie.
Waaaaa! Waaaaaa!
Like you, Fareed too has been a victim of hindoo atrocities in India. Poor guy could not find his roots in India. The hindoos erased his past. Because his family was subjugated by Hindoos. They were harassed. They were kept enslaved. There will be a class action suit filed against India by muslims of Indian origin for these crimes. I feel pity for Fareed.
Have patience child, umma and ubba are here to help ya.
Ah poor Muslims. Waaaaa! Waaaaaa!
Blah blah blah and more blah blah blah
...Waaaaa! Waaaaaa! India and India and India
Blah blah blah
What would a raypist hindoo know anything of politeness or decorum. Born out of raypes and living in caves eating chapptis of american aid you Indians are a burden on world society.
Just read your comments. Pathetic ramblings of an uncouth greasy haired curry eating w ogs from the sands of raypist India. Terrorising minorities.
Raypist Hindoo. Waaaaaa! Waaaaa!
Blah blah blah
Have you ever seen hindus eat in langars?
Free food attracts them like bees. They squat toes up and eat food up from the floor with their feet onto the hands and into the mouth. They then gargle their mouth with water and spit it out in front of others eating adjacent to them. Hygiene is paramount ... of sorts. You get the gist. Ahem.
Hindus eating. Hindus eating.
Mommie! !!!
Make them go awayyyyyyy
Hindus, raype, India, and Modi blah blah blah blah blah
You dont have much self esteem dont ya, boy.
Allowing Modi to enter USA would be like letting Hitler in the country. He is persona non grata and will always be.
As President Kennedy said:
Ich Bin Ein Berliner
Let us not bring down what America stands for and what Presidents Kennedy and Reagan fought so hard for.
Waaaaa! Waaaaaa! Don't let Modi in U.S.
Ich Bin Ein Kashmiri.
India is a pariah nation like South Africa was. Massacring minorities. Killing innocent civilians. Subjugating the freedom of speech. Trampling the rights of women.
India is pariah Waaaaaa!
Modi is a reincarnation of Hitler. Hindutva in India is the new Nazism. Shiv Sena (abbreviated SS) type ultra right extremist hindutva parties are the nouveau Gestapos. Welcome to fascist India .... Hindu-Stan.
Ich Bin Ein Berliner.
Ich Bin Ein Kashmiri.
Ich Bin Ein Khalistani
Ich Bin Ein Gujarati
Oh no! Modi! Blah blah blah blah blah and Then Blah blah blah and Then Blah blah.
How do you get 100 hindoos into a car?
Throw a quarter in it.
How do you get
them out again?
Tell them Hafizz Saeeed is driving.
That oughta shut the hindoos up.
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The silence is deafening. Good nite y'all
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100 Hindoos in a car. Blah.
Blah blah blah blah and Then Blah blah blah
We need a Marshall Plan in India to dump truck loads of Clorox in Ganges for Hindus to soak in to rid their body odor and bleach their dark skin
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What was the name of that Indian leader (rat like midget) who had a heart attack and died on the spot in Russia when he saw the tall handsome Pakistani President during a summit in Russia?
That was Premier Shastri of India who had a massive heart and died when he shook hands with President Ayub Khan
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India Waaaaa! Waaaaaa!
How do you get Modi into a car?
Throw a quarter in it.
How do you get
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Tell him Hafizz Saeeed is driving.
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Newer gangs increasingly targeted by cops
Drug-selling street gangs aren't the threat they were in Rockford 20 years ago.
But newer factions are rearing their ugly heads, and the cops have been going after them in bigger ways the past several months.
With a third of the city's 20 homicides so far this year believed by police to be gang-related and a higher-than-ever 111 deaths in Winnebago County the result of drug overdoses — mostly heroin — gangs are a scourge for victims and the rest of us.
"The majority of what we deal with is drug-related," longtime local policeman Dominic Iasparro told me Tuesday.
Iasparro was deputy chief of the Rockford Police Department in the early 1990s when crack cocaine became the widespread menace in Rockford that it had become in other cities. He is now deputy chief of the Winnebago County Sheriff's Police and leader of the four-month-old Winnebago County Violent Crimes Task Force.
Two decades ago, gang violence was "out of control," he said. "There were two or three shooting victims at a time," he said. "The number of rounds being fired was extraordinary. We were hiring back 20 (officers) a night on overtime" to handle calls, he said.
The violence subsided within a few years after a series of early morning raids on July 28, 1993, when 250 federal and local agents arrested 31 people. Most of the violence was directly related to the Black Gangster Disciples street gang and its sale of crack cocaine, Iasparro said. Leader Karl Fort was tried in 1994 and is serving a life term in a Louisiana penitentiary, and other gang members are serving life terms as well. In 1994, Rockford recorded 30 homicides, still a record for one year. Iasparro didn't know exactly how many of those killings were gang-related, though he said it was more than this year.
Rockford's homicide toll so far this year is 20, with half a dozen attributed to gang-related violence, Iasparro said.
Though gang violence isn't as bad as it was in the early 1990s, Iasparro said, "that's not to say it isn't dangerous and serious. It is."
The task force is targeting the most violent gang members and has made several arrests.
The task force includes representatives of law enforcement agencies in Rockford, Loves Park and Winnebago County, the Illinois State Police, and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms and Explosives. The group works closely with the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
The Rockford Police Department also has stepped up the fight against gangs, Lt. Patrick Hoey said. About 18 months ago, three detectives were in the Rockford police gang unit; now it's eight detectives and a sergeant. And since summer, the department has been saturating the southwest side of town, where there has been more gang activity, Hoey said. He said he is unsure why there's been an uptick in gang crime.
The Black Gangster Disciples aren't the threat here today.
The majority of shootings now, Iasparro said, involve the Wacos, a subgroup and localized version of the Disciples that operates largely in far west Rockford near Concord Commons housing complex, and the Moes, a spinoff of the Vice Lords that mostly operates closer to the Fairgrounds Valley complex on the west side.
The Latin Kings also have a large presence and are involved mostly in southwest Rockford. The Insane Unknowns and the Satan Disciples are smaller groups, mostly dealing in far west and southeast Rockford, respectively.
All told, Iasparro estimates there could be up to 1,000 gang members in Rockford, though not all may be active in a gang.
Boone County State's Attorney Michelle Courier estimates there are dozens of gang members in Boone County, mostly the Latin Kings and the Surenos, rival gangs.
In 2009, she filed a lawsuit against the Latin Kings, which partly resulted in a move that allows police to arrest gang members who associate with each other in public. The suit "clearly sends a message that they are being watched," she said. Gangs were involved in a homicide last month in Belvidere, she said.
They are a "plague to the community," Courier said.
Today, local street gangs operate differently than they did two decades ago.
The Disciples and Vice Lords had structured hierarchies and mostly sold drugs from fortified drug houses, Iasparro said.
Street gangs today aren't well organized, most street dealers are in their late teens and early 20s, and drug markets are mobile, Iasparro said.
"You call a cellphone number, and somebody meets you in a parking lot in 10 minutes," Iasparro said. "The transaction takes 10 seconds."
And rather than crack, gangs these days sell a lot of heroin, Iasparro said.
Users "don't just buy one $20 bag, they use five bags a day," he said. And with a $100-a-day habit, many users steal from family members and stores to pay for their drugs, he added.
So where did the gangs come from?
Iasparro said Rockford-area men who were sent to prisons in the 1970s made friends with gang members from Chicago and brought the gangs to Rockford. And young men living in poverty in single-parent homes found they could gain a sense of belonging in a gang while selling drugs and making a lot of money.
Murders and overdose deaths are the worst of gang violence.
But there's more bad. If you run a business, do prospective employees "want to move here when they read about drive-by shootings?" Iasparro said. "And the reality is that in some neighborhoods in the middle of the night you hear multiple gunshots and then you hear sirens.
"These are things people should not have to live with."
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Rheumatic fever
Rheumatic fever is a complicated, involved disease that affects the joints, skin, heart, blood vessels, and brain. It is a systemic immune disease that may develop after an infection with streptococcus bacteria, such as strep throat and scarlet fever.
What causes rheumatic fever?
Rheumatic fever is a delayed, autoimmune reaction to the streptococcus bacteria. It can be prevented with prompt diagnosis of strep throat, and treatment of strep throat with antibiotics. It is uncommon in the US, except in children who have had strep infections that were untreated or inadequately treated.
What are the symptoms of rheumatic fever?
The symptoms of rheumatic fever usually start about one to five weeks after your child has been infected with streptococcus bacteria. The following are the most common symptoms of rheumatic fever. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
- joint inflammation - including swelling, tenderness, and redness over multiple joints. The joints affected are usually the larger joints in the knees or ankles. The inflammation "moves" from one joint to another over several days.
- small nodules or hard, round bumps under the skin
- a change in your child's neuromuscular movements (this is usually noted by a change in your child's handwriting and may also include jerky movements)
- rash - a pink rash with odd edges that is usually seen on the trunk of the body or arms and legs.
- fever
- weight loss
- fatigue
- stomach pains
Who is at risk for developing rheumatic fever?
Children ages 5 to 15, particularly if they experience frequent strep throat infections, are most at risk for developing rheumatic fever. Rheumatic fever is also more common in children who have a family history of the disease. There is an increased prevalence of rheumatic fever in the winter and spring, as strep throats occur more frequently during these seasons. Strep infections are contagious, but rheumatic fever is not.
How is rheumatic fever diagnosed?
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, rheumatic fever is diagnosed by your child's physician based on the presence of criteria found in the revised modified Jones criteria diagnostic tool (standard guidelines for diagnosis of rheumatic fever):
- Major criteria include:
- carditis (inflammation of the heart)
- polyarthritis (inflammation of more than one joint)
- chorea (unusual jerky movements, most often involving the face and hands)
- subcutaneous nodules (small, painless bumps under the skin, often over bony areas)
- rash (a red, irregular rash on the trunk)
- Minor criteria include:
- fever
- arthralgia (pain in one or more joints)
- previous rheumatic carditis (inflammation of the heart)
- changes in the electrocardiogram (EKG) pattern
- abnormal sedimentation rate or C-reactive protein (laboratory tests performed on blood)
The diagnosis of rheumatic fever can be made when two of the major criteria, or one major criterion plus two minor criteria, are present along with evidence of a streptococcal infection. Some children may have poststreptococcal arthritis and do not fulfill criteria for acute rheumatic fever.
There is no definitive test to diagnose rheumatic fever. Blood work is also usually done to assist in making a diagnosis. Your child's physician may also order an electrocardiogram, or EKG (a test that records the electrical activity of the heart, shows abnormal rhythms - arrhythmias or dysrhythmias - and detects heart muscle damage of the heart) as part of the diagnostic process for rheumatic fever. A throat culture may also be done to determine if the child tests positive for streptococcus bacteria, although during the initial phase of rheumatic fever, the throat culture is often negative.
Treatment for rheumatic fever:
Specific treatment for rheumatic fever will be determined by your child's physician based on:
- your child's overall health and medical history
- extent of the reaction
- your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies
- expectations for the course of the reaction
- your opinion or preference
Children with rheumatic fever are often treated in the hospital, depending upon the severity of the disease.
Treatment for rheumatic fever, in most cases, combines the following three approaches:
- treatment for streptococcus infection - The immediate goal is to treat the infection with antibiotics. This is done even if the throat culture is negative. Following the initial treatment for strep infection, your child may need to take pills on a daily basis or receive monthly injections of antibiotics to help prevent further complications.
- anti-inflammatory medications - Based on the severity of your child's condition, your child's physician may prescribe medications to help decrease the swelling that occurs in the heart muscle, as well as to relieve joint pain.
- bed rest - The length of bed rest will be determined by your child's physician, based on the severity of your child's disease and the involvement of the heart and joints. Bed rest may range from two to twelve weeks.
Are there any complications from having rheumatic fever?
Depending on the severity of the initial attack of the disease on the heart, some children may develop heart disease. Physical activity and sports may be restricted in your child, based on your child's physician's findings.
Also, if your child had heart involvement during the initial course of rheumatic fever, he/she will need to receive antibiotics before having dental work done. This helps decrease the chance of infection migrating to the heart during the dental procedure. Consult your child's physician for more information.
Can my child develop rheumatic fever again?
Yes, although the chances are reduced because of the use of antibiotics after the initial disease process. The greatest chance of recurrence is during the first three years. The chance of developing the disease again decreases with age and time since the first attack.
After having rheumatic fever, your child will need medications on a monthly basis to help decrease the chance of developing rheumatic fever again. Usually by the time your child is 18 and your child's physician feels he/she is not at risk for developing heart disease, the antibiotic therapy may be stopped. Close follow-up with your child's physician is needed.
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There's nothing like a puppy to make your household complete. But a puppy can wreak havoc on household furniture, carpeting, children's toys and anything else that appeals to his curiosity and his itching gums. While it's important to protect your home from your puppy, it is more important to protect your puppy from common household items that can put his health and safety in danger.
Know the Hazards
Puppies chew for a couple of reasons. Chewing is a way for your puppy to relieve the discomfort of teething. It is also an excellent outlet for excess energy, particularly for bored dogs. Puppies are not picky about what they gnaw on, but will chew based on the convenience of the item, the consistency, and how it feels and tastes in their mouth. This means that for your puppy, anything he can get his teeth on is fair game when he's looking for something to chew.
Because your puppy can't tell what is and isn't OK to chew on, it's crucial that you puppy-proof your house ahead of time. Certain items can be extremely hazardous for pets if ingested, including medications, vitamins, tobacco products, sugar-free foods and aromatherapy items. Your dog only needs to ingest a minimal amount of some items to cause serious harm — for example, even a little bit of sugar-free candy or gum is capable of causing liver failure in your dog. Be extra careful about how you store these items; just because it's up on a counter doesn't mean your puppy can't get to it.
Electrical cords can be tempting to your pup, but chewing on a cord that is plugged in can result in a dangerous shock. Puppies will also gnaw on wood furniture or baseboards; this is dangerous because your dog can ingest harmful chemicals or large, sharp pieces of wood. Carpets and rugs pose a unique challenge during the puppy months too — not only do these soft areas make an excellent potty, they can also be a tempting chew toy.
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SpaceX company fixes Dragon capsule problem
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A commercial craft carrying a ton of supplies for the International Space Station ran into thruster trouble shortly after liftoff Friday. Flight controllers managed to gain control, but were forced to delay its arrival at the orbiting lab.
The earliest the Dragon capsule could show up is Sunday, a full day late, said top officials for NASA and the private company SpaceX.
"We're definitely not going to rush it," said SpaceX's billionaire founder Elon Musk. "We want to make sure first and foremost that things are safe before proceeding."
The Dragon, owned and operated by SpaceX, holds considerable science experiments for the space station as well as food and spare parts.
Musk said six hours into the flight that all four sets of thrusters finally were working. "All systems green," he reported via Twitter. The problem may have been caused by a stuck valve or a line blockage. The thrusters are small rockets used for maneuvering the capsule.
An hour later, the Dragon was raised with the thrusters to a safe altitude. "Dragon back on track," he said in a tweet.
It was the first serious trouble to strike a Dragon in orbit. None of the four previous unmanned flights had any thruster issues, Musk told reporters by phone from company headquarters in Hawthorne, Calif.
He said it appeared to be a glitch versus a major concern.
SpaceX has a $1.6 billion contract with NASA to make a dozen deliveries to restock the space station. This is the third trip by a Dragon capsule to the station; the first Dragon flight, in 2010, was a solo test.
NASA space station program manager Mike Suffredini said at least three groups of thrusters on the Dragon need to work before the capsule can come close to the complex. That's a safety rule that will not be waived, Suffredini said.
Engineers for both SpaceX and NASA plan an exhaustive study before allowing the rendezvous to take place. The Dragon could hang around at least a month before linking up with the station, Musk said. It's supposed to spend more than three weeks there, in large part to accommodate science samples that will be on the return trip.
SpaceX is in charge of the flight until it gets near the space station. Then NASA calls the shots.
"If we can convince ourselves the data's good, I suspect we can find an opportunity on Sunday, but again, we have to go look at it," Suffredini said.
The fresh apples aboard Dragon - straight from the family orchard of a SpaceX employee - will be applesauce or worse the longer the delay. There's other fresh fruit as well for the six station astronauts.
Musk acknowledged it was scary for a while.
"Yes, absolutely, it was a little frightening there," said Musk, whose fortune came from co-creating PayPay.
He stressed that the company's Falcon 9 rocket performed "really perfectly" and that the thruster problem was isolated to the Dragon.
On the previous flight in October, one of nine first-stage engines on the Falcon rocket shut down too soon. A communication satellite hitching a ride was lost.
SpaceX hopes the resupply venture will lead to transporting astronauts to the space station in the Dragon capsule in just a couple years.
If thrusters stalled like this on a manned mission, Musk said, the outcome wouldn't necessarily be grim. The capsule is designed to return to Earth with just two good sets of thrusters and, in "a super worst case situation," conceivably just one although it would be "a bit of a wobbly trip."
The space station was orbiting 250 miles above the Atlantic, just off the New England coast, when the Falcon soared. Astronauts will use a hefty robot arm to draw the Dragon in and dock it to the station.
Also on board with the fruit: 640 seeds of a flowering weed used for research, mouse stems cells, protein crystals, astronaut meals and clothing, trash bags, air-purifying devices, computer parts and other gear.
NASA's deputy administrator, Lori Garver, said using commercial providers is more efficient for the space agency. It's part of a long-term program, she noted, that has NASA spending less money on low-Earth orbit and investing more in deep-space missions. That's one reason why the space shuttles were retired in 2011 after the station was completed.
The goal is to have SpaceX, or Space Exploration Technologies Corp., and other private firms take over the job of ferrying astronauts to and from the space station. Russia does that now - for a steep price.
Competitor Orbital Sciences Corp. has yet to get off its Virginia launch pad. The company plans to launch a free-flying test of its Antares rocket and Cygnus supply ship in April, followed by a demo run to the space station in early summer.
Russia, Japan and Europe regularly make station deliveries as well. But only the Dragon is designed to bring back substantial amounts of research and used goods. The other supply ships burn up upon re-entry.
The newest Dragon is scheduled to spend more than three weeks at the space station before being cut loose by the crew. It will parachute into the Pacific with more than a ton of medical samples, plant and cell specimens, Japanese fish and old machinery, and used spacewalking gloves and other items.
SpaceX plans to launch its next Dragon to the station in late fall.
More than 2,000 guests jammed the Cape Canaveral launch site Friday morning to watch the Falcon take flight. It wasn't much of a show because of all the clouds.
The successful separation of the Dragon from the rocket was broadcast live on NASA TV; on-board cameras provided the unique views nine minutes into the flight.
Then the trouble struck, and the coverage ended.
"It's looking like we're going to be back on track here," Musk later assured everyone.
NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/structure/launch/index.html
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Apple may be planning to add 2D fingerprint sensors to a future version of the iPhone, according to details revealed in a recent Securities & Exchange Commission filing. The PREM14A document (hat tip to TNW) was filed as a result of Apple's buyout of security chip firm AuthenTec, and it reveals more details about the agreement between the two companies, as well as hints about Apple's future engineering plans.
The SEC document reveals that Apple had been after biometric security company AuthenTec's unspecified "new technology" for almost a year ("late 2011") before it decided to go ahead and buy the company in July. At the time, AuthenTec had been approaching a number of consumer electronics companies—Apple included—to try to sell licenses for its unspecified technology. Apple was apparently the only company to try to move forward with an agreement—cost seemingly deterred others—but negotiations ended up falling apart in early 2012. That's when Apple began entertaining the idea of a buyout, offering AuthenTec $7 per share, for a total of $356 million.
According to the document, Apple tried to woo AuthenTec by arguing that its offer would allow the company to develop technology for just one platform instead of many.
"At the meeting, a representative of Apple noted Apple's view that $7.00 per share represented a price that other potential buyers would be unwilling to pay," AuthenTec wrote in the SEC filing. "The representatives of Apple also stated that the Company should view the price as very attractive in light of the Company's growth prospects, noting specifically the challenges that the Company would face in profitably developing the new technology for other large consumer electronics manufacturers, which have dozens of different smartphone platforms, in contrast to Apple's unique narrow product platform, which allows for unity of design in component parts across significant unit volumes."
Though the filing doesn't offer exact details on why Apple wanted to buy AuthenTec, it does state that Apple obtained rights to use AuthenTec's patents and license them out to others. In particular, AuthenTec says Apple has the rights to patents relating to "hardware technology, software technology, and patents of the Company for commercialization of 2D fingerprint sensors for use in or with Apple products. "
Indeed, one of AuthenTec's most well-known technologies is the fingerprint scanner already used by a number of other companies, such as Samsung, Motorola, Nokia, HP, LG, and others. For example, one popular Android device, the Motorola Atrix, has an AuthenTec fingerprint scanner built into the back—users can swipe their fingers across it to unlock the device instead of using a PIN or passcode.
Apple may want to begin offering that in order to make its new iOS 6 feature, Passbook, more secure, in addition to beefing up overall iOS security. (And let's just say that a certain Senior Apple Editor wouldn't argue with such a thing coming to the iPhone, either—ever since seeing the fingerprint scanner on the Atrix in action, I've wanted something similar on my phone.)
But, as TNW points out, AuthenTec also makes a smart sensor to work with NFC (Near Field Communications). Apple has been rumored to be adding NFC capabilities to its next-gen iPhone and iPad since early 2011, but it has not yet appeared. Some expect it to arrive along with the so-called "iPhone 5" that may be introduced next month, though there haven't been many recent rumors to that effect. A number of Android devices are beginning to adopt NFC technology, so it's possible that Apple won't be too far behind with its own implementation.
There's a hint that, whatever the tech involved, we won't have long to wait. According to AuthenTec's account, Apple wanted to hurry the buyout deal due to its own plans. "Representatives of Apple also noted Apple's desire to proceed quickly due to its product plans and ongoing engineering efforts," reads the SEC filing. "As a result of its focus on timing, Apple's representatives also informed the Company that Apple would not participate in an auction process and would rescind its proposal if the board decided to solicit alternative acquisition proposals for the Company."


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Orange you glad orange is back in style?
Some of you are nodding your heads vigorously because this friendly, high-octane color gives you the energy kick you're longing for in home decor. Others of you are shaking your heads just as vigorously, possibly having a flashback to your '70s kitchen plastered in sunset, harvest gold and avocado.
When Pantone declared Tangerine Tango as the color of the year last year, a lot of people were skeptical. But others — like yours truly — have had a blast working this life-giving color into traditional and contemporary home design, whether it's a drop for drama or a space saturated in one of orange's many provocative shades. Many of our customers are loving it, too. And as autumn approaches, orange is going to play an even more important part of seasonal decor.
Wanna play with orange? Here are three ways you can add a little — or a lot — to home decor.
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When I think of orange, I think of Rich, one of our interior designers at Nell Hill's. No one does this daring color better than Rich. He had the courage to paint the cabinets in his '70s-era home orange, and his risk paid off — the space is simply splendid. So I asked Rich to join me in giving some pointers on how to, and not to, use this showy color.
Just like Rich did, a fun way to pull orange into your decor is through paint. The good news is, orange comes in such a huge array of tones that you can find one that enhances your home's style, whether it's supertraditional or contemporary.
Before you get out the drop cloth and painter's tape, test your paint on the wall, Rich cautions. "As bright at the color seems on the paint chip, it will be amplified by 100 percent when you put it on all the walls," he says. He advises buying a quart, covering a few poster boards to hang on your walls to see how the color translates in your space.
2. Find some fabulous fabrics
Feeling feisty? Me, too. That's why I have fallen for orange mixed with bold graphics and reinvented furniture silhouettes. When you're decorating with strong colors and patterns like these, be sure to balance them out with solids and quieter tones to keep the room from taking on a circus atmosphere, Rich cautions.
Orange tones used in upholstery fabrics are spanning the spectrum from rust to coral. Rich likes the preppy Palm Beach colors: tangerine, fuchsia and kelly green.
If you want a hip, progressive look in your space, Rich recommends covering a sofa or dining chairs in orange linen, then painting your walls white or cream.
If you like a more traditional color palette, go for a browner shade of orange, like rust, and pair it with camel, green and gray. "It gives you that dignified, country-house feel, but with a newer twist," Rich says.
3. Add arresting accents
In my home, I have touches of orange everywhere, but it's almost all through artwork and accents.
If you want to experiment with orange, or you just want to enjoy this strong color for a season or two, Rich suggests you add little punches through inexpensive accents, like pottery or a tray. Or consider using an orange area rug.
Another supereasy way to tap into strong colors like orange is to work them in through lamps.
The column has been adapted from Mary Carol Garrity's blog at www.nellhills.com. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Underestimated. Underrated. Unknown. That's what Jen Glantz was. What she is now is another story.
The 30-year-old underdog-turned-author and entrepreneur from Boca Raton, Fla. was told she should pursue a different profession because writing wasn't her strong suit. She was asked why "a nobody" like her should speak at a women's business brunch. She was bullied for being the shy tomboy who chose books over boys.
Today, Glantz is living her best life and living it loud, kind of like the lyrics to a well known pop song by Pink: "Raise your glass if you are wrong, In all the right ways, All my underdogs, We will never be never be, anything but loud."
The MVP of bridesmaids is getting paid to be herself. And she's paying her trusted team of five to do the same as they run a successful business together.
Anyone connected to a wedding can hire Glantz and her team to show up at a wedding, walk down the aisle, give a toast and more — just like a good friend. They can also help behind the scenes, write a maid-of-honor speech and give real-time advice when pre-wedding meltdowns happen. They even help folks master wedding etiquette from what to wear to how much money to give and how to properly decline an invite. The mighty team, which was once just Glantz, is the wedding industry's perfect peacekeepers, social directors, assistants and confidants, all in one.
Underdog, no more. In fact, nearly 50,000 people applied to be on Glantz's team. And while a majority of them couldn't be hired for just a few positions, many of them signed up for her virtual course, "How to Start Your Own Wedding Business." The course, priced at $349, has helped people start any business, not just in the wedding industry.
Before the business model, the team of five and the consulting, Glantz was putting on polyester dresses and walking down aisles with complete strangers. She was the one holding up 18 layers of pure dress so that a bride could use the restroom with ease. She was also catching a bouquet like a champ then following those MLB-moves with an "OMG, I can't believe this" speech. And of course she was the one always participating in the obligatory cha-cha or electric slide.
Talk about genius. She was, and still is, the MVP of bridesmaids.
Shy or not, underdog or not, Glantz knew she'd be successful. What she didn't know was that witnessing couples fist-fight all the way to the altar or finding a bride blackout drunk behind a couch on her wedding night would be part of her journey toward greatness. With all those ceremonies under her belt, a few books and now a business, imagine the stories she can tell.
"I've seen people get married for other things — not love. I've seen people completely back out of their situation. But I've also seen people look at each other in a way that I've never seen before," she said in an interview with The Palm Beach Post in 2017, where we found out she had been in 40 weddings as a bridesmaid.
And if you thought an angry, overwhelmed, hungry bride was the scariest thing anyone could experience at a wedding, you're wrong. "Bridezilla" got nothin' on a drama-loving bridesmaid!
"I worked a wedding when the bridesmaids were doing everything they could to sabotage the day for the bride. One chose not to buy the bridesmaid dress and told the bride that day she was going to wear whatever she wanted," Glantz wrote in a blog post on EliteDaily.com.
Her crazy, one-of-a-kind journey is a result of her creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. She's also pretty damn tough. Several years ago, she packed her bags and moved to The Big Apple where she struggled with finding love, finding work and finding herself. Fast forward through more failed dates than she can count on her fingers and toes, an 86-year-old bully-turned-BFF and too many NY-style slices of pizza for any South Floridian to admit to eating, and Glantz gifts the rest of us with a memoir and book tour for "Always A Bridesmaid (for Hire)."
At her book signings, she stood in front of tables with printed copies and read a chapter about Ray. The crowd laughed when she got to the part about Ray slamming his hand on a library table, telling her to get out of his face. He was testing her commitment to achieving her business goals. And at the reading in Boca, her mother smiled when Glantz read about that one time Ray told her she was so afraid of failing that she was setting herself up to stay still and achieve nothing — something her mom tried to get through her head for years.
Ray has been her best friend and business mentor for a handful of years. And it was his intimidating demeanor and honest criticisms that propelled Glantz to launch her business and write a book in just two months.
Forgive the cliche, but there must be a raise-your-glass kind of moral to this story. Or a few because that's just how Jen Glantz, in all her nerd-turned-cool, would have it.
Embrace your uniqueness. Execute your ideas until you're getting paid to be yourself. Carry on even after you fail miserably. And finally, and most obviously: Never be that bridesmaid who makes the wedding all about you.
Learn something from Jen Glantz:
How to Start You Own Wedding Business: An online course that helps you take your business from idea to launch in less than 30 days.
Become a Bridesmaid for Hire: Jen Glantz's 'Become A Pro Bridesmaid' crash course.
Consulting Services: Hire Jen Glantz directly for anything from one-on-one coaching to copywriting services, book-publishing help and more.
You're Not Getting Any Younger: A free podcast for those who want to disrupt your life, for a good reason and make it count. Previous guests include from Gaby Dunn, Rachael O'Brien of Vanderpump Rules, Radha Agrawal, co-founder & Partner at THINX.


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