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The 501c3 organization to hold a kick-off cocktail at The Tank Brewing Co. Thursday June 8, 2023. This upcoming June 8th, the Souls from The Earth Foundation will launch in Miami. Led by the Plasencia Family, the foundation is focused on proactively engaging and supporting the growth and development of underserved children, in at-risk communities in Nicaragua and Honduras. Along with its founders and Board of Directors, the foundation will host a by invitation cocktail reception Thursday, June 8, 2023, at The Tank Brewing Co. located at 5100 NW 72ndAvenue Bay 1, Miami, Florida 33166  What: Souls from The Earth Foundation US Launch Event When: Thursday June 8, 2023, 6:00 PM- 9:00 PM Where: The Tank Brewing Co. 5100 NW 72nd Avenue Bay 1, Miami, Florida 33166 Established February 06, 2012, in Estelí, Nicaragua, Plasencia Cigars opened the first school offering education, nutrition and aftercare for the children of its employees. Out of this significant effort, The Souls from The Earth Foundation was born. The main goal of the charitable organization is to establish the belief that wellness, health and a quality education is attainable for all children in vulnerable communities throughout Central America. Currently, the foundation has three schools

Vimeo announced the end of the support for its smart TV apps, which will be withdrawn from all stores. Now, to watch Vimeo videos on the grand screen, you will have to use mobile applications and broadcast functions. Image Source: Mohamed Hassan / pixabay.com /. The support for the Vimeo app for Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Fire TV Stick and Roku will end on June 27, 2023. The platform will pull up all stores, stop releasing new versions and security updates and provide them with technical support. This is how the administration of the service explained their decision: sometimes we go after outdated products and features that don’t meet our standards. We are confident that users who want to watch video videos on Vimeo will enjoy more streaming experience from our mobile app, helping to enjoy Vimeo content on TVs. Videos from Vimeo can be displayed on smart TVs with application for iOS and Android Apple AirPlay and Google Chromecast. The administration of the service clarified that the innovation won’t affect the application from Vimeo OTT Enterprise. We released Applications for smart TVs on Vimeo in 2016. The company grew profit by 4% annually and sold

Vimeo has announced that it is ending support for its TV apps on June 27, 2023.On June 27, 2023, we are ending support for our existing TV apps. That means we will remove the TV apps from the app stores and we will not publish any new releases, security updates, or provide technical support for TV apps.The company will be ending support for: ● Apple TV● Android TV● Amazon Fire TV/Amazon Fire TV Stick● RokuUnsurprisingly, the move is upsetting to users who utilize the app to watch screeners and other content on their television. Vimeo suggests that users should now cast videos to their TV via iOS, Android, or web browser.In a support document, the company says it is ending support for TV apps because they believe casting will give users a 'better ongoing experience'.We strive to provide our users with a best-in-class playback and live streaming experience that's optimized across devices, geographies, bandwidth, and network performance. Occasionally, we retire legacy products and features that are no longer consistent with our standards. We believe that our users looking to view Vimeo videos will receive a better ongoing experience by casting via our mobile app, enabling customers to enjoy Vimeo content

As of June 27, 2023, Vimeo will no longer support its TV apps on Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku. The reason behind this move is that the apps are not in line with the company’s standards for providing an optimal streaming experience. Vimeo will remove the apps from each device’s storefront, and users who choose to keep them will not receive new updates or technical support. To continue watching Vimeo content on their television screens, users are advised to cast from the streamer’s app on their personal devices using Apple AirPlay or Google Chromecast. This will be the new way to access Vimeo content on TV, as the company will no longer support its TV apps. It’s important to note that Vimeo’s end of support will only impact the apps on the aforementioned devices. Customers who watch Vimeo videos through the company’s OTT Enterprise sellers will still be able to access the Vimeo app on whatever device they use to stream the content. For those who prefer to watch Vimeo on their TV, they can use the free iOS and Android apps or a supported browser to continue accessing the platform. They can also cast via

The video-sharing platform Vimeo, once considered a promising YouTube competitor, has announced this week that it will kill all of its TV apps in favor of having users cast content from their other devices. Vimeo confirmed on a support page, first spotted by Engadget, that it will end support for all of its TV apps on June 27. This includes apps for the following platforms: Android TV/Google TV Apple TV Amazon Fire TV Roku There is an exception for enterprise-integrated TV apps, but consumers will lose access on their TVs as of June 27. A pop-up is currently showing up for some users notifying them of the change. Why are these apps being killed off? Vimeo explains that it “occasionally” retires “legacy products and features that are no longer consistent with our standards.” With that in mind, Vimeo says that using the company’s mobile apps with casting is “a better ongoing experience.” Vimeo points to both Google’s Chromecast tech, which is integrated with many TVs, the Nest Hub, and more, as well as Apple AirPlay. More on TV: Android TV now has a ‘Live’ tab with free channels, just like Google TV YouTube TV rolling out improved picture quality for

JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR DAWN CHANG CHAIRPERSON For Immediate Release:  May 31, 2023 HUNTING LICENSES AND STAMPS TO BE ISSUED FOR THE 2023-2024 HUNTING SEASON Purchases begin June 15 To view video please click on photo or view at this link: https://vimeo.com/569648155 (HONOLULU) – Effective June 15, 2023, the DLNR will begin issuing hunting licenses and stamps for the new hunting season (July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2024). Community members can purchase their licenses and stamps online by visiting DLNR’s Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DOFAW) hunting homepage. Also, hunters can visit any DOFAW branch office or an authorized hunting license vendor. A valid State of Hawaiʻi hunting license is required for hunting on public and private lands. Rule chapters and other hunting information can be found on the DOFAW website. Hunters are encouraged to use the OuterSpatial mobile application for electronic hunter check-in and check-out and to purchase special tags and permits online. Please make sure that the application is fully downloaded to your mobile device before entering the field to eliminate slow download speeds or “no service” areas. # # # RESOURCES (All images/video courtesy: DLNR) HD video – Going OuterSpatial (July 1, 2021): https://vimeo.com/569648155 Photographs – OuterSpatial-The

SHORT FILMS by Alex Billington May 31, 2023Source: Vimeo So this is what happens when two wild animals encounter each other. Soft Animals is an animated short made by filmmaker Renee Zhan. It's online to watch after showing at festivals 2021. Zhan's intro explains it all: "The film is about two people who bump into each other at a train station and all kinds of strange, unexpected, and powerful feelings bubble up to the surface. It's about the animal / body part of us which is boiling away underneath the awkward banality of small talk. I really wanted to capture that feeling… when you see someone and the rational brain side of you remember all the bad dumb shit, but the inside soft animal BODY part of you is experiencing something completely different and just wants to cuddle up and go to sleep together." With the voices of Paul Panting & Joanna Ruiz, plus lots of weird sounds / creatures. Thanks to Vimeo Staff Picks for the tip on this being available online. Very brief synopsis from Vimeo: "Two ex-lovers cross paths at a train station." Soft Animals is an animated short directed & created by filmmaker Renee Zhan -

Bolivar is marching forward with Gran Republica, a new, three-cigar collection named in honor of the great South American liberator Simon Bolivar. In a nod to the pivotal role Bolivar played in shaping South America, the four-country blend features tobacco grown on land liberated by Bolivar himself. The medium-to-full-bodied cigar represents the finest tobacco from the continent’s most respected growing regions. Crafted with a blend of filler tobaccos from Colombia, Brazil and Nicaragua, and featuring a Brazilian Arapiraca binder and Ecuadorian wrapper. Steve Abbot, director of marketing for Scandinavian Tobacco Group (STG) said, “With Bolivar Gran Republica, we are continuing to build the legacy of this important brand. This is a bold blend for the initiated smoker, one that not only deepens the range of offerings from Bolivar but that also highlights the best of South American tobacco. We’re confident that Gran Republica will be a strong addition to the growing Bolivar portfolio.” Handcrafted at HATSA in Honduras and presented in old-world-style wooden boxes, Bolivar Gran Republica will ship to retailers on June 1. The brand is distributed by Forged Cigar Company. Bolivar Gran Republica comes in 20-count boxes. Bolivar Gran Republica Robusto (4.5” x 50); SRP per cigar $7.99

Over the Top TV and Video Market Size in 2023 To 2029 | Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Dacast, SPB TV, Peacock, Disney+, JW Player, Vimeo, LLC, Brightcove, HBO Now, Setplex, IBM Watson Media, Muvi, Kaltura, YouTube, Bilibili, Tencent, Sohu, MGTV, YOUKU, Was The Over the Top TV and Video research report comprehends the importance of key stakeholders in the Over the Top TV and Video industry and provides insights into the competitive landscape of the market. It also offers a strategic analysis of mergers, expansions, partnerships, and investments. Furthermore, this report serves as a valuable source of information, providing current and upcoming technical and financial details of the industry up to 2029. Conducting comprehensive market research, the report sheds light on challenges, market structures, opportunities, driving forces, and the competitive landscape for businesses. Its explaining market definitions, classifications, applications, engagements, and trends. Utilizing the Over the Top TV and Video market research report enables businesses to gain valuable market insights in a cost-effective manner.Download FREE Sample Report @ https://www.reportsnreports.com/contacts/requestsample.aspx?name=7144378Top Key Players are cover in this report: Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, Dacast, SPB TV, Peacock, Disney+, JW Player, Vimeo, LLC, Brightcove, HBO Now, Setplex, IBM Watson Media, Muvi, Kaltura, YouTube, Bilibili

Goh he has received numerous accolades - including AICP, Shots, Webby’s, ADC, Vimeo Staff Picks among othersGoh Iromoto is a Japanese Canadian filmmaker based in Toronto. Goh focuses on stories that stem from a place of empathy at its core, merged with thoughtful, beautiful cinematography.Goh is represented in the US, Canada, UK, Spain and South America where he has received numerous accolades - including AICP, Shots, Webby’s, ADC, Vimeo Staff Picks among others. His recent work for The Farmer’s Dog became the #1 Super Bowl 2023 ad by USA Today’s Ad Meter rankings touted for its storytelling and sense of humanity.Nico Perez Veiga, PRIMO’s founder & director said: “Goh is a fantastic storyteller.  A brilliant filmmaker with great cinematic visuals, emotional storytelling and always looking for grounded and relatable stories. When I first saw his P&G film, I thought: ¨Need to talk with this guy.¨ His addition will reinforce our roster of directors with a narrative and highly cinematic eye.”Goh Iromoto said: “It was a true honour to have Nico and the team at PRIMO reach out and ask me to join the roster. Not only do I have great respect and admiration for the work they produce, but I