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Break Horizons: A Concert Documentary screens at the Indigenous Showcase at the Vernon Towne Theatre Feb. 7. (Video still) The show, Break Horizons: A Concert Documentary, will feature special guest Sheryl Newton The Vernon Towne Theatre will be hosting a special screening of the feature film Break Horizons: A Concert Documentary on Tuesday, Feb. 7. As part of the theatre’s Indigenous showcase event, the night will feature live music, storytelling, a mini Indigenous artisan market (from the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Youth Art Fundraiser) and the feature film. Special guest Sheryl Doherty (Newton) will speak about her experience as a ‘60s scoop survivor along with her book Finding Izzy, which will be followed by a question and answer session. Doherty, who went to the UBC Okanagan, wanted to write a novel after the ‘60s scoop class action lawsuit was brought about in 2017. The book touches lightly on issues like murdered and missing Indigenous women, racism, female safety and environmental activism, but is at its core a fantasy novel about a young woman named Izzy. “I almost felt that the story itself needed to be written, and I was the tool for that,” Doherty said. The Break Horizons rockumentary follows five Indigenous

by Alex Billington February 2, 2023Source: Vimeo Have you seen all of the best films of 2022 yet? Which of the most talked about films do you still need to watch? With the 95th Academy Awards ceremony just over a month away (on March 12th), there's still a bit of time to catch up with more of last year's top movies. Graphic designer Sam Smith put together his own Top 30 Films of 2022 video, inspired by David Ehrlich's annual project. This one isn't as elaborate or as complex as Ehrlich's creation, it's more of a straight forward video countdown - going through the 30 films one-by-one. It's only 3 minutes and features a few quick clips from each of his 30 favorites - some hidden gems on it, too. I always enjoy watching these kind of film videos mostly because it's fun to discover what's going to come next on his list. Did he love EEAAO?? Of course he did! Wow look how high up in the Top 10s the donkey film EO is! He definitely loved that one (the music in this vid is also from that film). View below. Thanks to Twitter for the tip on this

Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO) price closed lower on Monday, January 30, dropping -2.96% below its previous close. A look at the daily price movement shows that the last close reads $4.39, with intraday deals fluctuated between $4.13 and $4.34. Taking into account the 52-week price action we note that the stock hit a 52-week high of $15.52 and 52-week low of $3.07. The stock added 35.67% on its value in the past month. Top 5 Undervalued Stocks To Own In 2023 Microchip Maker Releases "World's Most Powerful Data Center CPU". It could allow the company who manufactures it to lead the industry as the global microchip shortage continues into the coming year. We've put together a free research report that explains all the details. Not only will you find out why analysts believe this chip manufacturer could lead the pack, you will also discover four more potential winners for the coming year. Click here to download your Free Research Report… Sponsored Vimeo Inc., which has a market valuation of $718.75 million, is expected to release its quarterly earnings report Nov 03, 2022. Analysts tracking VMEO have forecast the quarterly EPS to shrink by -0.17 per share this quarter, while the same

The hangar doors open at Boeing’s Everett factory to reveal the last 747 jumbo jet. (Boeing via Vimeo)Boeing gave its iconic 747 jumbo jet a grand sendoff today, marking the end of a 55-year era for airplane manufacturing but vowing that the “Queen of the Skies” will continue its reign for decades to come.Thousands of onlookers — including past and present Boeing employees, customers, suppliers and VIPs — gathered at the company’s factory in Everett, Wash., for a ceremony marking the handover of Boeing’s last 747 to Atlas Air.“We do not close this book,” Stan Deal, CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, told the crowd as the jet stood on the tarmac behind him. “It’s just a chapter. We’ll have another chapter of the 747. This airplane will be supported for decades to come, I promise you.”Atlas Air will operate the 747-8 cargo freighter on behalf of Apex Logistics, a freight forwarder majority-owned by Switzerland’s Kuehne+Nagel Group.Due to the evolution of the aviation industry, Boeing’s 747 jets have primarily been sold to cargo carriers in recent years. Smaller, more fuel-efficient jets such as the single-aisle 737 and the wide-body 777 and 787 Dreamliner are typically preferred nowadays for passenger service.But back

Posted on Jan 30, 2023 in News Releases, slider, State Parks JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR DAWN CHANG CHAIRPERSON For Immediate Release:  January 30, 2023 PORTIONS OF MĀKENA STATE PARK TO BE CLOSED INTERMITTENTLY FOR HAZARDOUS TREE WORK To view video please click on photo or view at this link: https://vimeo.com/794270302 (WAILUKU) – Over the next two weeks, work is being done at Mākena State Park on Maui to remove large fallen trees and hazardous branches. Due to the large equipment that will be used for this project, the DLNR Division of State Parks (DSP) will be closing off sections of the park. The closures are as follows: January 31 and February 1: Black Sand Beach gate will be closed February 2 and 3, as well as February 6 and 7: First entrance (north paved parking lot, parking lot entry gate) will be closed February 8 to 10: Second and Third entrances will be intermittently closed The project is expected to be completed February 10, 2023. # # # RESOURCES (All images/video courtesy: DLNR) HD Video – Mākena State Park Tree Removal (Jan. 19, 2023): https://vimeo.com/794270302 Photographs – Mākena State Park Tree Removal:  https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4nqdrbwoyocg62e/AAC9KKHAHW4jG5gUfO_ukvbea?dl=0 Media Contact: Madison Rice Communications Specialist

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After the pandemic boom of a few years, technology companies ended 2022 with a bleak outlook. Across the sector thousands of jobs were cut to correct the over-hiring of the Covid period, and brace for, what experts call, a period of slower growth for the sector.The layoff wave has swept not only startups and mid-sized firms, but also big tech companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google parent Alphabet, among others. So far, 219 tech companies have laid off 68,149 employees in 2023, according to tracking site Layoffs.fyi.SAP and IBM are among the companies that have joined the layoff bandwagon more recently in a bid to rein in the costs amid a looming global economic downturn.Here is a list of major companies that have announced layoffs:IBM Corp - The software and consulting firm said it will lay off 3,900 employees. The company also forecast annual revenue growth in the mid-single digits on constant currency terms, weaker than the 12% it reported last year, as pandemic-led demand for digitizing businesses has given way to cautious spending by clients amid rising recession fears.Spotify - Music streaming service Spotify is cutting 6% of its workforce, or roughly 600 roles. CEO Daniel Ek announced

United Cigars flagship line has gone from Box-Pressed to a Round vitola and they have sourced different aged Dominican tobaccos to enhance the profile. The United Cigars Natural and Maduro Lines were originally launched in 2010 in a box-pressed format. Over the past several years the line has evolved and been restructured at the Tabaclera Magia factory in Gurabo, Dominican Republic, in order to elevate the lines flavor and complexity. Now, United Cigars is excited to release this enhanced blend of the United Natural and Maduro Lines in the traditional round shape. The updated blend will still be available in the sleek, shelf friendly 20 count boxes retailers have come to love including its star, a piece of an American flag inserted into each box in honor of our veterans, which will not change.  “I wanted to see how our United line smoked before going into the box presses,” said Oliver Nivaud, Director of Operations for United Cigars. “The traditional round format experience was great, so I spent the past 18 months fine tuning the blend to enhance the flavor and have a more balanced cigar.”  United Natural and Maduro Factory: Tabacalera Magia Wrapper Natural: Ecuadorian Habano Wrapper Maduro: Mexican

People often turn to doing good for society when they get wealthy. While many athletes have charitable foundations and organizations, Arnold Palmer stands a step above them. The golfer was well known for his kind heart and generosity. In Orlando, he has a hospital set up specifically for children to receive world-class care. But that isn’t where his big heart ends. The golf legend once even went out of his way to make sure all the kids in the hospital felt the spirit of Christmas.Palmer is one of the best golfers to ever play the sport. During his time on the PGA Tour, he won 62 events, including seven major championships. The golfer passed away in 2016, leaving many heartbroken. But his generous spirit continues to live on through his acts.Arnold Palmer cries after reading a heartfelt letterADVERTISEMENTArticle continues below this adIn 2014, as per Vimeo, an advertisement video of Palmer being selfless was released. In his hospital, The Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, many were admitted during the Christmas season. The children were sad about not being able to see Santa and receive gifts.Arnold Palmer Saves Christmas! ― for Arnold Palmer Hospital from Strong Films on Vimeo.One wrote a

Video-sharing platform Vimeo has removed a documentary titled “Dead Name” about parents and guardians trying to prevent their kids from getting gender-related surgeries. Vimeo claimed that the video violated its policy on “hateful conduct.” “We can confirm that Vimeo removed the video in question for violating our Terms of Service prohibiting discriminatory or hateful content,” the video platform said. “We strive to enforce these policies objectively and consistently across our platform.” The documentary, deemed to be “hateful” by Vimeo, explores the stories of parents of three children facing gender surgery. According to the maker of the film Taylor Reece, Dead Name is “subtly explosive but does not contain hate speech or anything hateful. “All these people talk about is how much they want to protect their children,” Reece told The Daily Signal. Reece said that transgender activists pressured Vimeo to remove the video and that it was only online for 34 days before it was removed. “Parents are living in the Twilight Zone, they are beside themselves and don’t know what to do about it,” Reece said. “This film is an attempt to force a conversation, not just in Republican legislatures, but around the country.” “In the transgender world, the