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DAVIE, FLA. (WSVN) - Police need help catching two crooks caught on camera at a Davie hardware store.
They said the men stole several took kits, nail guns, and other hardware supplies on separate occasions.
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If you have any information regarding the thefts, call police or Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a $1,000 reward.
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Govt officials confirm Trump can block US companies from operating in China The US president has not made an order as yet, only requesting for US companies to move out of China.
An open database exposing records containing the sensitive data of hotel customers as well as US military personnel and officials has been disclosed by researchers.
On Monday, vpnMentor's cybersecurity team, led by Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, said the database belonged to Autoclerk, a service owned by Best Western Hotels and Resorts group.
Autoclerk is a reservations management system used by resorts to manage web bookings, revenue, loyalty programs, guest profiles, and payment processing.
In a report shared with ZDNet, the researchers said the open Elasticsearch database was discovered through vpnMentor's web mapping project. It was possible to access the database, given it had no encryption or security barriers whatsoever, and perform searches to examine the records contained within.
The team says that "thousands" of individuals were impacted, although due to ethical reasons it was not possible to examine every record in the leaking database to come up with a specific number.
Hundreds of thousands of booking reservations for guests were available to view and data including full names, dates of birth, home addresses, phone numbers, dates and travel costs, some check-in times and room numbers, and masked credit card details were also exposed.
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Data breaches are a common occurrence and can end up compromising information belonging to thousands or millions of us in single cases of a successful cyberattack.
What is more uncommon, however, is that the US government and military figures have also been involved in this security incident.
It appears that one of the platforms connected to Autoclerk exposed in the breach is a contractor of the US government that deals with travel arrangements.
vpnMentor was able to view records relating to the travel arrangements of government and military personnel -- both past and future -- who are connected to the US government, military, and Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Within the records, for example, were logs for US Army generals visiting Russia and Israel, among other countries.
CNET: California proposes regulations to enforce new privacy law
Autoclerk facilitates communication between different hospitality platforms, and it appears that a substantial portion of the data originated from external platforms. In total, the database -- hosted by AWS -- contained over 179GB of data.
At the time of writing it has not been possible to track the overall owner of the database due to the "number of external origin points and sheer size of the data exposed," the team says.
The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (CERT) was informed of the leak on September 13 but did not respond to the researcher's findings.
vpnMentor then reached out to the US Embassy in Tel Aviv, and seven days later, the team contacted a representative of the Pentagon who promised swift action. Access to the database was revoked on October 2.
TechRepublic: Financial industry spends millions to deal with breaches
"The greatest risk posed by this leak is to the US government and military," the team says. "Significant amounts of sensitive employee and military personnel data could now be in the public domain. This gives invaluable insight into the operations and activities of the US government and military personnel. The national security implications for the US government and military are wide-ranging and serious."
ZDNet has reached out to US-CERT and affected parties and will update when we hear back.
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Ducks defenseman Erik Gudbranson, left, knocks the puck away from Golden Knights center Cody Glass during the second period of Tuesdayￜￜￜs game in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Alex Tuch (89) celebrates after scoring against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights players celebrate after Alex Tuch (89) scored against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
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Vegas Golden Knights players celebrate after right wing Mark Stone (61) scored against Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Korbinian Holzer, left, celebrates after scoring against the Vegas Golden Knights during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Alex Tuch (89) scores on Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg, center, celebrates after a teammate scored against the Vegas Golden Knights during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg (33) attempts a shot on Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Max Pacioretty, center, celebrates after Vegas Golden Knights right wing Mark Stone (61) scored against Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the first period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) skates around Anaheim Ducks left wing Nicolas Deslauriers (20) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Reilly Smith (19) skates around Anaheim Ducks defenseman Hampus Lindholm (47) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks defenseman Hampus Lindholm (47) checks Vegas Golden Knights left wing William Carrier (28) into the boards during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Jakob Silfverberg (33) celebrates after scoring against the Vegas Golden Knights during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Comtois (53) fights with Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore (27) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Comtois (53) attempts a shot on Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury (29) stops the puck against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks left wing Max Jones (49) vies for the puck with Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Shea Theodore (27) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Anaheim Ducks right wing Ondrej Kase (25) tries to skate through Vegas Golden Knights center Chandler Stephenson (20) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) attempts a shot on Anaheim Ducks goaltender John Gibson (36) during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights center Jonathan Marchessault (81) celebrates after scoring against the Anaheim Ducks during the third period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
Vegas Golden Knights left wing Tomas Nosek (92) skates around Anaheim Ducks left wing Nicolas Deslauriers (20) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
LAS VEGAS ￜￜￜ The Ducks didnￜￜￜt have a chance Tuesday afternoon because they didnￜￜￜt give themselves a chance. They tossed the puck around like it was toxic and paid the price for their carelessness with a 5-2 loss to the opportunistic Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena.
The Golden Knights jumped the Ducks from the start, and it wasnￜￜￜt as if they needed help to build a commanding lead. But the Ducks gave it to them anyway, sandwiching two egregious turnovers around an own goal as Vegas skated away with a 3-1 advantage entering the third period.
Funny thing, too.
The Ducks actually weathered an early Vegas onslaught to take a 1-0 lead on defenseman Korbinian Holzerￜￜￜs first goal of the season, a chip shot that found the back of the net 8:13 into the game. It was more or less, all downhill from there for the Ducks.
ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs frustrating when we come out and weￜￜￜre not ready to play,ￜￜￜ Ducks goaltender John Gibson said. ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs a privilege to play in the National Hockey League and it feels like some guys are starting to take it for granted and are just kind of happy to be here. We play a good game every now and then and we canￜￜￜt string it together, put two in a row, canￜￜￜt seem to get points.ￜￜￜ
Gibson turned away the Golden Knights again and again, but he was left to fend for himself far too often. Vegas outshot the Ducks by 43-28, including 22-5 in the first period.
ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜve got to find a way to be more consistent in our game,ￜￜￜ Holzer said. ￜￜￜThere are stretches in the game where we play really well and there are stretches where we play absolutely terrible. We canￜￜￜt have ￜￜￜGibbyￜￜￜ bail us out every night. Itￜￜￜs not the way we should play. Itￜￜￜs not a recipe for success.ￜￜￜ
The rest of the opening period unfolded in a nightmarish fashion of the Ducksￜￜￜ own making.
Ducks defenseman Erik Gudbranson lost control of the puck in front of his net. Mark Stone, who separated Sam Steel from the puck a nanosecond earlier, jumped on Gudbransonￜￜￜs misplay and beat Ducks goaltender Gibson for the tying goal at 14:36 of the first period.
Vegas then made it 2-1 in the closing seconds of the opening period. Or rather the Ducks did. Alex Tuch was credited with the tiebreaking goal at 19:40, when he swatted a loose puck beneath Gibson. The puck kept moving and then Ducks defenseman Josh Manson tapped it into his own net.
The Ducks complained that a whistle should have halted play, but to no avail. Gibson later said he watched the replay during the intermission and admitted the call was correct. He even skated out and spoke to referee Dean Morton before the second period began.
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Ducks ride second-period flurry to victory over Golden Knights ￜￜￜIt was just kind of sitting there,ￜￜￜ Gibson said of the loose puck that ended up squirting free before Manson mishandled it. ￜￜￜI think Manson went to grab it and it went into the net. I was upset with it and then I looked at it and (Morton) made the right call.ￜￜￜ
Late in the second period, after the Ducks had pushed back and actually began to generate sustained pressure in the Golden Knightsￜￜￜ end, disaster struck again. Adam Henriqueￜￜￜs clearing attempt sailed directly onto the stick of Vegasￜￜￜ Reilly Smith, who beat Gibson for a 3-1 lead at 17:55.
In the third, Jonathan Marchessault scored twice, including on a penalty shot that extended the Vegas lead to 4-1. Jakob Silfverbergￜￜￜs team-leading 14th goal cut the Ducksￜￜￜ deficit to 4-2, but Marchessault sealed it with an empty-net goal with 1:54 left.
ￜￜￜIt would be one thing if we had shown all year that we werenￜￜￜt able to play with teams like this, but we have shown that we can,ￜￜￜ Ducks coach Dallas Eakins said. ￜￜￜThatￜￜￜs where you kind of (hurt) yourself. Itￜￜￜs like if you go out and run a four-minute mile and you show up every day after that and you run a seven-minute mile. Somethingￜￜￜs wrong because you showed you could do it.ￜￜￜ
'Get that mentality that every night is going to be a hard working night, bear down, and hopefully we can string some games together'. Jakob Silfverberg is looking toward the new year with optimism! @AnaheimDucks are back in action Thursday vs the #Coyotes!#LetsGoDucks pic.twitter.com/Ehabq2aaZu ￜￜￜ FOX Sports West (@FoxSportsWest) December 31, 2019
THAT'S OUT ALL STARￜￜￜￜￜￜ Silfvy finds the net in the third for the @AnaheimDucks!@jsilfverberg33 | #LetsGoDucks pic.twitter.com/6399g2ObG0 ￜￜￜ FOX Sports West (@FoxSportsWest) December 31, 2019 | Woody Guthrie á 1943 ááŸá
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The West Bengal governmentￜￜￜs proposal was rejected after an Expert Committee examined it in two rounds of meeting. (File Photo/PIB)
West Bengal Republic Day tableau: Twenty-two proposals, 16 from states and union territories and six from central ministries ￜￜￜ out of a total 56 have been short-listed for this Republic Day parade, the Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.
The Ministry had received 32 tableau proposals from states and union territories and 24 from central ministries and departments.
ￜￜￜOut of these, 22 proposals, comprising 16 states/UTs and 6 ministries/departments, have finally been short-listed for participation in the Republic Day Parade 2020 after a series of five meetings,ￜￜￜ a statement by the ministry said.
The West Bengal governmentￜￜￜs proposal was rejected after an Expert Committee examined it in two rounds of meeting, it said.
ￜￜￜThe tableau proposal of the West Bengal government was not taken forward for further consideration by the Expert Committee after deliberations in the second meeting.
ￜￜￜIt is pertinent to mention here that the tableau of the Government of West Bengal was short-listed for participation in the Republic Day Parade 2019 as an outcome of the same process,ￜￜￜ it added.
There is a well-established system for selection of tableau for participation in the Republic Day Parade. The Ministry of Defence invites proposals from all states, union territories, central ministries and departments.
The proposals are then evaluated in a series of meetings of the Expert Committee comprising eminent persons in the fields of art, culture, painting, sculpture, music, architecture, choreography, etc.
The Committee examines the proposals on the basis of theme, concept, design and its visual impact before making its recommendations, the statement said.
Due to time constraints, only a limited number of tableau can be short-listed for participation in the parade. ￜￜￜThe selection process in vogue, leads to participation of the best tableau in the parade,ￜￜￜ the statement added. | ááœááºááá¯ááºáž- ááŒá¬áááá±ážáá±á·ááœáẠNCP ááŸáá·áº Shiv Sena ááá¯á·ááẠRepublic Day áá»á®áááºááœá²á¡ááœáẠMaharashtra á áá¯ááºáá¯á¶ááœáŸá¬ááᯠáááºáá»ááẠáááá¯áá¬áááᯠáá
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As we enter a new decade, we take a look back at the bars and clubs we've loved and lost over the last 10 years.
There have been many changes in the city centre since 2010 with lots of our favourite venues closing their doors forever and other relocating to alternative areas.
Some club bosses said they struggled as a result of ongoing roadworks in the city, others were forced to close after their licences were revoked by the council.
Here are some of our memories of Brum's nightlife over the last decade - please do tell us yours.
Mechu
Mechu was one of Birmingham's most glamorous nightclubs, a popular celebrity hangout with private booths and VIP areas.
It opened in Summer Row in 2003 and enjoyed 14 successful years in the city.
But, in March 2017, the club, bar and restaurant hosted a farewell party then closed its doors, having struggled as a result of the disruption from the Paradise roadworks.
It reopened two months later as M Club , a sophisticated nightclub aimed at the over 30s.
(Image: Emma Lee)
Aprￜￜs Bar
Within months of the closure of Mechu, its neighbouring bar Aprￜￜs closed too.
Aprￜￜs Bar, which originally opened in 2002 with a 'Scandinavian lodge theme', screened major football and F1 fixtures on giant 3D plasmas.
It sat next door to Mechu and was owned by the same company, Town and Country Inns.
Sadly, it closed within months of its sister venue Mechu and was replaced with the Texan Sports Cafe Bar in August 2017 but this has since closed too.
(Image: TripAdvisor)
The old Snobs
The original Paradise Circus site, near Fletcher's Walk, was home to Brum's legendary nightclub, best loved for its weekend and student Big Wednesdays, which cost just ￜￜ4 to enter with your NUS card.
It closed in September 2014 after 40 years in the same spot, opening just a couple of days later in Smallbrook Queensway following a ￜￜ2 million renovation project.
The new Snobs is just as popular but many Brummies still hold fond memories of the original venue, which hosted famous names such as Felicity Jones and the indie band Peace
Remember the original 'face wall', the mirrored hallway and graffiti etched tables?
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Bar Risa
Remember when Bar Risa hosted a 'Halloween Ebola breakout party' in 2014?
Bosses were criticised for the event and staff apologised for 'huge error of judgement. In the same year, there were violent scenes when a man's throat was cut inside the venue and the bar hosted EDL supporters ahead of a rally in Centenary Square.
In May 2015, the bar was shut down after disorder erupted outside the venue and police ordered an urgent review. As a result, Birmingham City Council suspended the licence.
Later that year, the nightspot was reborn as 6 On Broad Street after a ￜￜ1 million makeover then, in 2017, a further ￜￜ1 million was spent on the venue and it became Rosie's.
Gatecrasher
Initially club brand Gatecrasher hosted nights at The Works on Broad Street then took over the entire club in September 2008.
It became the biggest nightclub in Brum, with a capacity of 2,400 (only eclipsed by Dome II which had already shut).
However, the nightclub lost its licence in November 2015. In June 2016, it opened as PRYZM following a ￜￜ1.4 million relaunch.
Chameleon
Chameleon restaurant, cocktail bar and club opened in 2010 and described itself as ￜￜￜthe place to be for sheer style and sophisticationￜￜￜ.
It was particularly popular as a place to party for the over-thirties, as had been its predecessor Henry's cafe bar.
But the venue, on the corner of Victoria Square and Hill Street, abruptly closed in February 2018 when a letter from law firm CMS, secured to the door, said tenant Suitable Ventures Ltd was in liquidation.
It reopened in November 2018 as Kongs , a late-night 1980s arcade gaming club, bar and nightclub where you can play Pac Man, ping pong and dance to 80s hip hop.
Temple Street Social
ￜￜￜBritish-themedￜￜￜ restaurant Temple Street Social was part of the historic Somerset House in Temple Street.
It closed in the summer of 2015 and remained empty for a couple of years. Then, in August 2017, it was reopened by South American restaurant chain Las Iguanas,specialising in food with a Latin flavour.
The Bureau Bar
The Bureau Bar enjoyed rave reviews for its food and won Designmynight.com's Hidden Gem award when it launched in a stunning Grade II listed building on Colmore Row back in 2014.
It boasted a roof terrace which made it a popular choice for New Year's Eve revellers keen to watch fireworks in the city. But, in January 2019, it closed its doors , telling BirminghamLive: "A lot of bars have folded in the area recently."
The venue reopened in November as Henman & Cooper , a cocktail bar named after the architects who designed the 1902 building.
Prisma Bar
Prisma Bar was known for its 'Fusion Fridays' full of house and garage tunes and 'Scandalous Saturdays' boasting RnB.
But the Bristol Street nightclub was closed down when Birmingham City Council revoked its licence over public safety fears in February 2018.
This came after a gun and knife were brandished inside the venue and a man was slashed across the face.
A hearing heard that Prisma had been hosting an event called Soca Junkie in one room and a private 30th party in an event called We Pray in another room.
Rainbow Venues
Rainbow Venues announced it was to close all of its clubs down in January 2018 after its licence was revoked by Birmingham City Council following a drug-related death at Rainbow Warehouse in Lower Trinity Street.
The venue was ordered to shut down after student Michael Trueman, 19, was understood to have taken MDMA at a Halloween event and died in hospital the next day. The tragedy was the second drug-related death in two years at the Digbeth venue.
The nightclub announced the closure with an emotive video on its Facebook page featuring supporters, DJs including Birmingham's Hannah Wants and promoters.
Flares
Flares was the disco venue of Brum, particularly popular with hen parties and revellers in fancy dress.
You could expect plenty of ABBA and Gloria Gaynor songs at the popular Broad Street retro nightclub.
Having previously been known as The Church in the 90s, the venue was reinvented in 2014 when it became known as kitsch party venue Popworld.
Rococo and Mooch Bar
Licensing chiefs slapped stringent conditions on Rococo on Broad Street following gang-related violence at the start of 2013.
Mooch Bar took over from Rococo in 2014, declaring itself as 'Birmingham's most stylish bar' with a glamorous and chic interior.
When news broke that the venue was going to be turned into a Coyote Ugly Saloon there was much excitement in Brum. The new venue opened in August 2019.
The Sports Cafe
The Sports Cafe in Broad Street was, as the name suggests, a popular place to catch all the latest football screenings.
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Lex uses a MacBook Pro, an iPhone 4S, a third-generation iPad, a Kindle 3, a TiVo HD, and a treadmill desk, and loves them all. His latest book, a children's book parody for adults, is called "The Kid in the Crib." Lex lives in New Jersey with his wife and three young kids. More by Lex Friedman
When Apple introduced iCloud in 2011, it announced that every customer with an Apple ID would receive 5GB of iCloud storage space for free. You can add more storage at a rate of $2 per gigabyte per year, in 10GB, 20GB, or 50GB increments. But if youￜￜￜre not interested in ponying up extra cash for iCloud storage, that 5GB can quickly get tight.
Thatￜￜￜs especially true if you use your iCloud storage allotment to back up your iOS devices. Some Apple customers find that theyￜￜￜre unable to back up both an iPad and iPhone to iCloud, because they don't have enough room. Does that mean you need to either pay for more storage or revert to old-fashioned iTunes backups?
Not necessarily. Instead, it means you need to exercise a little extra manual control over how you send itemsￜￜￜand more specifically, what you sendￜￜￜto iCloud for safekeeping.
Once more unto the Settings app
To start, open the Settings app on one of your iOS devices, and then tap iCloud. Scroll down and tap Storage & Backup. On the screen that appears, youￜￜￜll see the total amount of storage space you have on iCloud (5GB, if you havenￜￜￜt upgraded), along with the amount of space that's still unused. Beneath that is a Manage Storage button. Tap it.
At the top of the subsequent Manage Storage screen, youￜￜￜll see a list of all the iOS devices that youￜￜￜre backing up to iCloud, including the current device. Examine the list closely. If it claims that youￜￜￜre still backing up, say, the old iPhone 3GS that you havenￜￜￜt used since before House was cancelled, youￜￜￜll want to delete its backup so that it stops gobbling up your precious storage space. Tap the unneeded deviceￜￜￜs name, and then tap the red Delete Backup button that appears.
If you instead tap the name of the device youￜￜￜre currently using, you reach a screen offering fine control over the precise items youￜￜￜre backing up for that device.
The role of the Camera Roll
On that screen, youￜￜￜll see the current size of your deviceￜￜￜs backup, along with an estimate of how large your next backup will be. Below that, you'll see a list of apps that can back up their data to iCloud. With one exception, the list appears in descending order according to the amount of space each app requires to back up its data in iCloud. The one exception: Camera Roll is always first. It isn't always the biggest item on the list, but it often is; for example, my own iPhoneￜￜￜs Camera Roll accounts for 1.1GB of the phoneￜￜￜs 1.7GB backup.
Tapping to turn off the Camera Roll brings up an intimidating question: 'Do you want to turn off Camera Roll backups and delete the backup data from iCloud?' You can choose Turn Off & Delete or Cancel. That first option is scary. If you think it means you'll lose your precious photos and videos, don't worry: You won'tￜￜￜor, rather, you probably won't.
By default, iCloud backs up your iOS devicesￜￜￜ Camera Rolls. That way, if your iPhone croaks, chokes, or otherwise gives up the ghost, you can restore from iCloud and get all your photos and videos back. If you do tap Turn Off & Delete, then, you aren't deleting those visual memories from your device; rather, youￜￜￜre simply freeing up the iCloud backup space they consume, and removing the ability to restore those photos from iCloud should disaster strike your iOS device.
That isn't necessarily as risky a move as it sounds. Whenever you connect your iOS device to your Mac, you can back up its saved photos and videos to iPhoto. But even if you rarelyￜￜￜor neverￜￜￜsync your iOS devices over USB, you probably donￜￜￜt need iCloud to back up your photos, thanks to Photo Stream, which keeps up to 1000 of the last photos you snapped over the past 30 days. Since the iCloud Camera Roll backup is really there only in case of emergency, and youￜￜￜre likely to note a major emergency involving your iOS device in fewer than 30 days, you can generally trust that your photos are safe even if theyￜￜￜre not backed up to iCloud directly. (Photo Stream photos donￜￜￜt count against your 5GB iCloud quota.)
Merely turning off the Camera Roll backup will shave off a significant chunk of your iOS devicesￜￜￜ backups. That may be enough to allow you to back up all of your iOS devices without busting the 5GB cap. But you can do even more.
Trim the app fat
Depending on how you use your iOS device, you likely will want to continue allowing some apps to back up their data to iCloud. If you frequently create documents in an iOS text editor, create songs in GarageBand, or generate any content at all, and you donￜￜￜt regularly back it up (or export it in some other fashion), you should use iCloud backup for those apps.
But you probably donￜￜￜt need to use iCloud to back up data from many other apps you use. And even if most of those apps account for only a few megabytes per backup per app, they can add up to a significant chunk of storage. For example, you might disable iBooksￜￜￜ iCloud backup, since you can always restore your iBooks purchases from directly within the iBookstore. You probably donￜￜￜt need to back up whatever data is stored by games for your kids, or games for yourself in which you donￜￜￜt care about in-game progress or customizations that you might have made. And for apps that sync and back up their data on the Webￜￜￜsuch as Instapaperￜￜￜbackup might be unnecessary, too.
Careful, though: Donￜￜￜt turn things off willy-nilly. For example, you might think, ￜￜￜHey, I donￜￜￜt need to back up my data from the Cards app!ￜￜￜ And you may well be right. But if you were to learn that, after an iCloud restore, your old photo cards were now but a memory, you'd be crushed.
Documents, data, and mail
At long last, letￜￜￜs back up one level from that device-specific screen in iCloudￜￜￜs settings. (Remember, though, to configure the settings for Camera Roll and other apps on each iOS device you back up.) On the main Manage Storage screen, past the list of your devices, youￜￜￜll see two other sections: Documents & Data and Mail.
The Documents & Data section refers not to the kind of content iCloud should back up, exactly; instead it refers to all those bits of data that iCloud syncs between your iOS devices (and, in some cases, your computer). This data counts against your iCloud storage allotment.
Interestingly enough, this section of iCloudￜￜￜs settings can even refer to data that you saved only on your Mac. In my case, it revealed several megabytes' worth of content Iￜￜￜd saved in Preview while exploring; deleting those old, unneeded documents freed up a little extra iCloud space.
In addition, this section lists synced data from iCloud-leveraging apps and games. On my iPhone, that list includes Pages, Passbook, Keynote, and The Incident. I want my progress in The Incident synced between devices, and the sync data consumes just a single kilobyte, so it survives the cut. But if, for example, you see that Pages is taking up many megs (or more), you can tap it to get a listing of each document saved there, along with the amount of space itￜￜￜs taking up. If you notice files you no longer need, clean ￜￜￜem out.
If you use iCloud as your primary email account, you may have your work cut out for you: All that mail counts against your iCloud quota. If you donￜￜￜt regularly archive email offline, prune attachments, and delete whatￜￜￜs deletable, Mail may gobble up an increasingly large percentage of your iCloud quota. I donￜￜￜt use iCloud Mail, but I found that it wasￜￜￜat firstￜￜￜclaiming about 20MB of storage space. I logged in to iCloud.com and cleared out my initial welcome message and a few other test messages to whittle that number down, though it never hit zero: I do use my iCloud account for syncing Notes between devices, and that data counts against the Mail tally, too.
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Combine these tricksￜￜￜdisable Camera Roll backups, curate which apps get to back up their data to iCloud, limit what types of data you sync with iCloud, and prune unneeded iCloud mailￜￜￜand you can dramatically shrink the space required to back up your devices with iCloud.
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I have joined a club that is bigger than it should be and is certainly one that I definitely do not want to belong to. On Christmas Eve, my beautiful friend Sheila Green was murdered by her brother who suffered from psychosis. So now, I am one of the approximately 40% of Americans who know someone who was killed with a gun. That is an obscenely high number and is probably a low estimate as that study was done in 2015.
My wife, Sheryl, and I, met Sheila through mutual friends and through Sherylￜￜￜs work, when we first moved to Madison in 1985, as Sheila was an ultrasound tech at the same hospital where Sheryl did her medical residency. It was easy to become friends with Sheila as she had an ever present smile that always made you feel good when you saw her.
Sheila was also a chocolate aficionado, purchasing only the finest chocolates and baking up scrumptious chocolate treats on a regular basis. She was kind enough to share her flourless chocolate torte recipe with my wife, who has made countless of them over the years, and we think of Sheila every time we eat one. Sadly now, we will fondly remember her with each future torte.
Sheila came from a large family, and she was close with her many siblings. She did her best to care for her troubled brother. Sheila knew he owned a gun, and in fact, he had a concealed carry permit. She insisted that he not bring it to her home. For reasons we may never know, her brother did not honor that request on Christmas eve, and brought his gun to her home and shot and killed her.
Sheilaￜￜￜs friends and family are all grieving now for such a needless loss. It is especially needless because there are extreme risk protection laws in 17 states also known as red flag laws which are specifically designed to prevent murders by people who are known to be dangerous. These laws authorize courts to issue a protection order, allowing the police to temporarily confiscate firearms from people who are deemed by a judge to be a danger to themselves or to others.
Usually, the request for the order will come from relatives or friends concerned about a loved one who owns one or more guns and has expressed suicidal thoughts or discussed shooting people. Wisconsin, however, is not one of those states. Yet, it could easily have had this law in place in time to protect Sheila from her brother, who was a known danger who legally possessed a gun.
This past October, Gov. Tony Evers called a special legislative session to consider two common sense gun control measures: universal background checks and red flag legislation. Despite the fact that 80% of Wisconsin residents support passage of these laws, Republican legislative leaders refused to vote on, or even debate these popular measures.
In an utter act of contempt for voters, Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald dismissed the Senate in 30 seconds and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos dismissed the Assembly in 15 seconds. Gov. Evers has considered calling another special session on these measures, but thus far, has not done so.
One would like to believe that as society grows and learns, it improves. Yet, when it comes to gun control, the United States continues to behave as if there is nothing we can do to prevent gun violence, leaving our nation stuck in a warped 21st Century Wild, Wild West.
This is my tenth gun control post on my blog in seven years, and while sometimes I feel like giving up, I persist, because too many innocent lives are being snuffed out on a daily basis. Sadly, this time, she was a friend.
I grew up during the Vietnam War, and every Friday on the evening news, the anchorman would report the weekly body count of dead and wounded. My mother shared some wisdom with me at that time, that applies to every single gun death. She said that she wished that they did not publish the number of dead, because that made them anonymous and allowed people to forget that each life lost was a real human being with friends and family.
The same is true with Americaￜￜￜs out of control gun violence. I will not add the gruesome statistics to this post because I want every reader to read Sheila Greenￜￜￜs name, look at her beautiful smiling face, that will smile no more ￜￜￜ and then call or e-mail Robin Vos and Scott Fitzgerald and demand that they find some courage to pass a red flag law.
It is too late for Sheila, but it is not too late for the many lives who could be saved in the future.
I sincerely hope that the loss of Sheilaￜￜￜs life will gain some purpose if the Wisconsin legislature passes a red flag law. We could even call it Sheilaￜￜￜs Law.
Reprinted with permission of Wisconsin Examiner.
Jeff Spitzer-Resnick is a nationally recognized attorney with over thirty-four years of experience in the fields of civil rights, disability and education law. He runs Systems Change Consulting, a consulting and training law firm with a focus is on making progressive systems change in the areas of civil rights, disability rights, general and special education, and combating abuse and neglect of vulnerable populations. | ááá¯ááºááááẠáá
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"Problems of the IDPs are being resolved. This year, new apartments and homes were built for more than 5,000 IDP families and about 800 martyr families," said President Ilham Aliyev in his message of congratulation to the people of Azerbaijan on the occasion of the Day of Solidarity of World Azerbaijanis and the New Year.
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The start of 2020 is going to be with night sky lighting up with Quadrantid meteor shower on January 3 and 4. Stargazers in the UAE can expect to witness the spectacular starting Friday until predawn hours on Saturday when the meteor shower will be at peak.
According to International Meteor Organization (IMO), the Quadrantids can shower around 50 to 100 meteors in an hour but have a narrow peak window compared to other meteor showers.
However, the Quadrantids are considered to be one of the best because they are fireball meteors that come from larger particles of matter. Fireball meteors are much brighter, and their light and color lasts longer than your average meteor shower, according to Inverse.com.
The IMO predicts that the shower's peak will occur around 3am EST on January 4, and only last for about four hours.
According to Dubai Astronomy Group, the best time to see it is before dawn, starting at 2 after midnight on the northeastern side. The group will be hosting a event at Al Qudra Lake from 10pm-3am.
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The Department of Foreign Affairs assisted 1,723 Irish citizens caught up in major incidents overseas last year.
These incidents included terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka and Kenya, protests in Hong Kong and political instability in South America.
Medical emergencies were the most common cause of contact, with 270 people requiring assistance for that.
Over 260 families required the support of the Department following the death of a loved one abroad, while 243 people needed help with overseas arrests.
Some 112 people were victims of crime in another country, while72 families required help tracing a missing person.
The Department assisted these people through its consular office in Dublin, in its 80 embassies and consulates-general, and in the 94 honorary consuls around the world.
One of the most notable cases in which the Department provided assistance was that of teenager Nora Quoirin, whose body was found in a Malaysian rainforest after a 10-day search.
In April 2019 a series of terrorist attacks on churches and luxury hotels in Sri Lanka left 259 people dead, many of them tourists.
The Department of Foreign Affairs advised people to stay indoors and obey the curfew that was in place at the time, saying they could contact the Honorary Consul in Colombo for assistance if needed.
Commenting on the figures, Minister Simon Coveney said:
ￜￜￜIrish citizens continue to travel more often and more widely than ever before - meaning a greater frequency and complexity of consular cases. This presents ever-growing challenges in providing assistance for Irish citizens who get into difficulty overseas.
ￜￜￜWhile most journeys overseas go smoothly, the 2019 statistics show that things can and do go wrong and that it is important to be prepared. As people consider travel plans for the year ahead, I urge them to get comprehensive travel insurance.ￜￜￜ | ááŸááºážááŸááºážáááºážáááºáž á¡áááá¹áá«ááºááœáá·áºááá¯áá»ááºááᯠááœáá·áºááœáŸááºáá«á ááá¯á·áá±á¬áº 2020 á¡ááœáẠáá»áœááºá¯ááºááá¯á·ááá»áŸá±á¬áºááŸááºážáá»ááºááẠá€áá±áá¬ááœáẠá
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Holly Willoughby rang in the new year surrounded by her family - all while sharing a cryptic message.
The This Morning presenter has been enjoying time away from TV as she takes a Christmas break.
Recently the host as been plagued by rumours of a feud with Phillip Schofield.
Editor of This Morning Martin Frizell hit back at claims saying: "We have the smartest viewers watching telly and believe me they would be the first to notice any issues ￜￜￜ they havenￜￜￜt because there are none."
The Mirror reports that ITV also refuted any unrest, saying in a full statement: ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs deeply disappointing and unfair for Phillip to be the target of this sort of malicious gossip.
"Phillip is a much respected broadcaster and colleague and this is absolutely not a description of This Morning that we recognise.
"Holly and Phil are great friends both on and off screen and are popular among viewers and colleagues alike."
However, Holly was keen to post a motivational and positive message for her fans to embrace in 2020.
Posting a photo to Instagram, Holly could be seen with her three children and husband Dan.
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They appeared to be waving at a burning 2020 sign whilst paddling in water.
She captioned the post: "To kindness and love ... the things we need most... #ifyouknowyouknow."
Also sharing a cryptic message was Amanda Holden - who used to work alongside Phil on This Morning.
Sharing a collage of numerous snaps, she wrote: "I started 2019 with great determination and a new headspace which was to suffer no fools, to put my energy into good people and honestly not give a damn about the rest!
"It's hard because I'm naturally a people pleaser .. but it's paid off and I have never felt stronger or happier.
"Most importantly I never forget how lucky I am to have such love and true friends surrounding me. Thank-you for your positivity and support!! Here's to an even bigger 2020! #newdecade."
She added: "#2019 has turned out to be one of the best and most extraordinary years of my life. So many ambitions and dreams realised
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By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
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A well-known businessman yesterday voiced fears that the ￜￜￜoverwhelming majorityￜￜￜ of Nassau residents may not feel the benefits even with the capitalￜￜￜs economy poised for ￜￜￜa good inningￜￜￜ in 2020.
Sir Franklyn Wilson told Tribune Business that the increasing wealth gap between ￜￜￜthe haves and have notsￜￜￜ appeared to be ￜￜￜoff the radarￜￜￜ where the government was concerned, even though ￜￜￜfewer and fewerￜￜￜ Bahamians were seeing their share of national income increase.
He argued that the cruise portￜￜￜs $250m transformation, together with other multi-million dollar developments such as Baha Marￜￜￜs water-based theme park, The Pointeￜￜￜs completion, the Gold Wynn and Hurricane Hole projects, and continued investment by the likes of Albany would ensure New Providenceￜￜￜs economy enjoys ￜￜￜa good yearￜￜￜ - but only at the macroeconomic level.
ￜￜￜI believe New Providence is poised to have a good inning,ￜￜￜ the Arawak Homes and Sunshine Holdings chairman told this newspaper. ￜￜￜI think thereￜￜￜs a reasonable basis to think that New Providence will have a good year...
ￜￜￜHowever, you know, while I say New Providence should have a good inning, those are macroeconomic numbers. While the macroeconomic numbers may be favourable, the impact on the majority of people may not necessarily follow as the gap between the haves and have nots continues to widen.
ￜￜￜThe pot as a whole is getting bigger, but fewer and fewer people are getting a decent share. Even when I say New Providence will have a good inning, Iￜￜￜm talking in macroeconomic terms which may not necessarily translate to the overwhelming majority of the population a year from now feeling any better off. The majority will not feel any better off.ￜￜￜ
Sir Franklyn said the government seemed to have forgotten the growing income inequality, and widening gap between rich and lower income Bahamians, given that none of its public statements or speeches had ever addressed the issue.
ￜￜￜI have yet to hear any government minister make any statement that they see this as an issue,ￜￜￜ he added. ￜￜￜI cannot think of any statement a cabinet minister has made which specifically addresses the imbalance between the haves and the have nots as a key public policy issue. This is not even on the radar of the authorities.ￜￜￜ
Concerns over income inequality, and a widening gap between rich and poor stemming from a middle class ￜￜￜsqueezeￜￜￜ, have been voiced periodically ever since the 2008-2009 recession. Real per capita incomes took 10 years to recover to their pre-recession levels, hitting this mark only in 2017.
Sir Franklyn, meanwhile, suggested that K Peter Turnquest, deputy prime minister, may come under pressure from his Cabinet colleagues to loosen spending and other fiscal controls in a bid to shore up the Governmentￜￜￜs popularity just over half-way through its term in office.
Asked about the Governmentￜￜￜs ability to avoid a further sovereign credit rating downgrade post-Dorian, he replied: ￜￜￜMinster Turnquest, he is really giving it a good shot. He is trying. Iￜￜￜm sure he will do his personal best to try and avoid it.
ￜￜￜI get the sense that thereￜￜￜs some restlessness within the Cabinet. They sense the popularity of the Government is not trending in a favourable direction, so they will push the minister of finance to do things which may not be consistent with avoiding that downgrade. I think a lot truly depends on the extent to which the Minister of Finance can be strong in the face of pressure from his own Cabinet colleagues.ￜￜￜ
The Government previously revealed it will have to seek Parliamentary approval to borrow an extra $508m to finance post-Hurricane Dorian reconstruction, blowing out its projected 2019-2020 fiscal deficit to $677.5m from the initially projected $137m.
Its Fiscal Strategy Report also shows it borrowing a further $499m in 2020-2021, and $301.2m in 2021-2022, meaning that the Minnis administration is forecasting it will need to borrow some $1.479bn over its final three years in office and taking the national debt to nearly $9.5bn.
The likes of Standard & Poorￜￜￜs (S&P) and Moodyￜￜￜs have effectively taken a wait-and-see approach, though, seemingly preferring to assess how The Bahamas manages the post-Dorian fall-out and whether it can restrain any unnecessary spending before moving to again narrow the deficit.
Sir Franklyn yesterday urged Mr Turnquest to follow ￜￜￜthe Paul Adderley modelￜￜￜ and ￜￜￜput country before partyￜￜￜ in how he handles the public finances in the aftermath of the Category Five storm.
He added that it was ￜￜￜlikely to be significantￜￜￜ that Mr Turnquest was finance minister, rather than the Prime Minister, which was the structure employed by all Dr Hubert Minnisￜￜￜ predecessors.
ￜￜￜThank God that we do not have that model where the Prime Minister is the de facto minister of finance,ￜￜￜ Sir Franklyn told Tribune Business. ￜￜￜExperience has shown whether it was Pindling, Ingraham or Christie, itￜￜￜs hard under that model to resist pressure to open up the purse.
ￜￜￜThank God we donￜￜￜt have that model today. Hopefully, the deputy prime minister has the ability on his part to say: ￜￜￜMan, letￜￜￜs not look at this thing in the short runￜￜￜ. The late Paul Adderley increased taxes right before the 1992 general election. He had to know that what he was doing was good for the country even if it was bad for the party.
ￜￜￜI say to Mr Turnquest: ￜￜￜKeep in mind the Paul Adderley modelￜￜￜ. Do the right thing. If you do the right thing for the country it may not be good for the party, but country first.ￜￜￜ | NEIL HARTNELL ááŸ
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A seven-year-old was among a handful of youngsters found carrying knives at school but could not be charged because they were below the age of criminal responsibility.
Figures from Kent Police, obtained by the PA news agency, show 109 children were investigated for possessing, or threatening with, an offensive weapon or blade - or attempting to - in Kent from April 2017 to December 2019.
The law says children aged under 10 cannot currently be charged with a crime.
Two children, aged seven and nine, were prevented from being prosecuted for a knife-related offence because of their age, while a 10-year-old was also let off for the same reason, meaning he or she was likely suspected of committing an offence while still below the age of criminal responsibility.
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Data showed the most common age for suspects was 14 (23 incidents), while 13-year-olds were involved in 21 incidents, and 15-year-olds were suspected of 20 offences.
Five adults, aged 45, 35, 31, 19 and 18, were also investigated for having knives on school premises.
Three of them, the 35-year-old and the two teenagers, were later charged with an offence.
In total, 116 incidents were recorded by Kent Police during the two-and-a-half-year time frame.
All but three of them involved a knife.
There were 15 community resolutions, where police deal with low-level offences without resorting to formal criminal justice sanctions.
Seven cases resulted in a youth caution, while "evidential difficulties" put an end to a potential prosecution in dozens of cases.
On other occasions, the incident was either passed on to another body to deal with away from the courts, or a prosecution was deemed not to be in the public interest.
The release of data by Kent Police follows similar disclosures by the majority of forces in England and Wales under FoI laws earlier in the year.
A PA investigation in October found thousands of children had been caught carrying weapons in school, with suspects as young as four years old.
Police seized scores of knives, blades and other sharp instruments, while a 14-year-old was found in possession of a sword.
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INN turned to experts in the market to get a sense of whatￜￜￜs in store for investors looking to plug into the gaming industry in the new year.
Gaming and the esports industry ￜￜￜ characterized by massive video game tournaments ￜￜￜ saw unprecedented growth in 2019 as investors recognized opportunity.
Now, heading into 2020, the gaming sector is poised to further shift into a lucrative market as increased interest supports the growth of players in the space.
Here the Investing News Network (INN) turns to experts in the market to get a sense of whatￜￜￜs in store for investors looking to plug into the esports industry in the new year.
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Gaming outlook 2020: A closer look at the numbers
The esports industry is looking to capitalize on a successful 2019 moving into 2020 and beyond.
In its 2019 global games market report, gaming research firm Newzoo states that the international gaming market could be worth US$196 billion by 2022.
Mobile games in particular are projected to generate US$95.4 billion by 2022, driven primarily by smartphone activity. Cross-platform titles such as Mario Kart Tour on iOS and Android, a general increase in smartphone users and improvements to hardware and infrastructure are factors that will lead to the projected growth, according to the firm.
The console segment, on the other hand, is set to reach US$61.1 billion in 2022, Newzoo estimates, boosted by the upcoming generation of Xbox and PlayStation systems, created by Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Sony (NYSE:SNE,TSE:6758), respectively.
PC gaming will be a bit slower in the coming years, according to the researchers, though it is gaining traction and could be valued at US$39.5 billion over the next two year period.
In a previous interview with INN, Erik Dekker, senior vice president and portfolio manager with Dekker Hewett Group at Canaccord Genuity, said, ￜￜￜGaming is bigger than film box offices, bigger than television, bigger than digital music. I think itￜￜￜs about a US$116 billion market at this time.ￜￜￜ
Gaming outlook 2020: The growth of team organizations
In esports, organizations like Team Liquid and OG are big generators of cash for the industry. Team Liquid, which has teams in many of the top esports leagues, currently has a merchandise collaboration with Marvel, and OG just announced a Counter Strike: Global Offensive team following its big Dota 2 win.
Team support and attachment have been reflected in the sheer amount of interest in gaming tournaments, another important revenue stream for esport companies.
In August, the Dota 2 The International 9 tournament had the worldￜￜￜs largest prize pool in history at a whopping US$34.3 million in winnings, and OG took home the top prize.
But organizations are evolving to rely on more than just their athletes and tournaments ￜￜￜ instead, theyￜￜￜre taking a holistic approach to branding and maintaining a public image.
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ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs going to ultimately come down to teams that can create brand lifestyles, create great content programming and diversify the revenue streams to find more profitability,ￜￜￜ Daniel Mitre, CEO of New Wave Esports (CSE:NWES), told INN via email.
Mitre said the impressive growth of the sector has already led heavy hitters in gaming to throw their hats into the ring. The executive explained that companies like Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ:ATVI) and Riot Games, a subsidiary of Chinese conglomerate Tencent (HKEX:0700), have carefully crafted plans attached to their esports franchises and leagues.
ￜￜￜNone of this movement around big games, AAA publishers and developers is coming to a slow,ￜￜￜ said Mitre. ￜￜￜIn fact, itￜￜￜs just going to start picking up further.ￜￜￜ
This sentiment was shared by another expert in gaming who is optimistic about the marketￜￜￜs trajectory.
Haywood Securities investment banker Sean MacGillis said the skill of the gaming industry is in the flexibility of its revenue channels, which include everything from merchandise and ticket sales to advertising and sponsorship revenue.
ￜￜￜThe ability to monetize games is an order of magnitude larger than the ability to monetize traditional forms of content,ￜￜￜ MacGillis explained.
Gaming outlook 2020: Possible concerns in the new year
Some experts have noted possible pitfalls for the industry, despite its recent levels of success.
For Nick Mersch, associate portfolio manager at Purpose Investments, the biggest risks for the space could come with the hypothetical collapse of the Overwatch League, one of the biggest leagues in the sector. Mersch said a downturn for the league could turn off existing and prospective investors.
ￜￜￜA lot of traditional sports owners wrote huge checks into teams in this league, and if they get burned here it will be difficult to attract capital back to the space,ￜￜￜ Mersch told INN.
According to a report from Variety, viewers for the Overwatch League Grand Finals grew by 16 percent in 2019, with the event reaching 1.12 million average viewers.
Mersch said heￜￜￜs also keeping his eye on the overvaluation that has plagued esports, pointing to a recent Forbes list ranking ￜￜￜthe most valuable companies in esportsￜￜￜ that still seems to exaggerate the values of some organizations on it, according to the expert.
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Other concerns have larger political implications. The ongoing US-China trade war dampened the growth of the sector, according to Trevor Doerksen, CEO of ePlay Digital (CSE:EPY), and could continue to do so into 2020, especially given Chinaￜￜￜs place as one of the worldￜￜￜs largest hubs for gaming.
In 2019, it was projected that US$36.5 billion was spent on gaming in China, according to Newzoo.
ￜￜￜGeopolitical forces and the US-China trade war muted global collaboration and access to markets, and important data that would help better understand and grow esports in 2019,ￜￜￜ said Doerksen.
The executive said there could be better access to content, games and data across both markets if the relationship between the two countries improves in 2020.
Gaming outlook 2020: Investor takeaway
Mersch said moving forward, the most important factor for gaming will be the work done by data firm Nielsen, owned by The Nielsen Company (NYSE:NLSN), in its esports division, which works to get accurate information on engagement and viewership data.
In his view, Nielsenￜￜￜs work could help close the existing gap between how the industry is growing and how itￜￜￜs monetizing that growth, Mersch told INN.
ￜￜￜTo close this gap, Fortune 500 companies need actionable return of investment metrics in order to justify more (spending) in the space. Nielsen and other data analytic companies can provide this.ￜￜￜ
In terms of the overall health within the sector, Mitre told INN that the increasing popularity of gaming and its viewership will help in building a strong foundation for an interesting investment market.
ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜve always had this propensity to watch people play better than us, whether itￜￜￜs standing at the arcade and watching someone play Street Fighter, or the emergence of a Twitch and YouTube influencer space watching other people play video games,ￜￜￜ said Mitre.
Donￜￜￜt forget to follow us @INN_Technology for real-time news updates!
Securities Disclosure: I, Danielle Edwards, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Editorial Disclosure: The Investing News Network does not guarantee the accuracy or thoroughness of the information reported in the interviews it conducts. The opinions expressed in these interviews do not reflect the opinions of the Investing News Network and do not constitute investment advice. All readers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence. | walesonline á០á¡ááá²á·áá±á·á
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Two crews were seen by Local 10 News crews on Wednesday, working on the latest spills.
According to officials, those crews were doing cleanup and remediation work on the latest damaged pipes, which have been patched up.
A total of six sewage main breaks have happened in Fort Lauderdale since the beginning of December.
Restoration and remediation work is expected to continue this month.
The gushing raw human waste flooded streets and properties, closing roads and contaminating waterways, like the Tarpon River and Himmarshee Canal.
Residents now left wondering about the about the long term effects on their health and the health of the areaￜￜￜs waterways.
Hector Park and Virginia Young Park have been closed due to the spills.
The City of Fort Lauderdale set up several websites so that residents can have access to the most updated information.
For updated information on sewage main repairs, click here.
For the latest traffic advisories and road closures, click here.
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DETROIT, MI - DECEMBER 26: A young fan reacts after getting the sneakers of Blake Griffin #23 of the Detroit Pistons after a game against the Washington Wizards on December 26, 2019 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and/or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2019 NBAE (Photo by Brian Sevald/NBAE via Getty Images)
With the season heading in a direction that no one saw coming, when should Detroit Pistons fans accept what this team is?
Itￜￜￜs a rather arbitrary thing to even profess but if the Detroit Pistons are going to continue to lose games, at some point should the fans become content with that? With a franchise that for the last decade has had trouble looking ahead to the future and instead focusing all their time on the present, being forced into a rebuild may not be such a bad thing.
After all, itￜￜￜs overdue. As it stands, the Pistons are currently sitting on a 12-22 record and have lost eight of their last ten games. With the Lakers and Clippers on the horizon within the next three games, in all likelihood that record is going to continue to drop.
With the way this season has gone Detroit has played a majority of these last few months with a heavily depleted roster. Injuries continue to pile up which has played a major role in the woes. The silver lining to this ￜￜￜ if one can be found ￜￜￜ is that itￜￜￜs forced some of the Pistons younger players into elevated roles. Svi Mykhaililuk is a prime example, someone who was expected to see some time off of the bench, but was not expected to play 24 minutes per game like he has in his last six outings.
Bruce Brown has been bouncing back in forth between shooting guard and his new role as one of Detroitￜￜￜs point guards. Doing this has opened up an interesting wrinkle in his versatility and play making ability. His defense is ever improving and even his three-point shot is slowly starting to fall with more consistency.
Prior to his injury even Luke Kennard was beginning to look noticeably more confident with the ball in his hands, and one can assume heￜￜￜs been given the green light to shoot whenever he feels comfortable. His development is more or less on par with fan expectations, but the others may be slightly quicker than anticipated.
So at some point, evaluating the current field of talent in the league versus what product is currently in Detroit ￜￜￜ is it really the worst thing in the world if this team is forced to take a direction that they arenￜￜￜt comfortable taking? No, it isnￜￜￜt. Although this upcoming draft class currently feels slightly underwhelming, itￜￜￜs undoubtedly front loaded with some interesting prospects at the point guard position ￜￜￜ something that Detroit would likely utilize with their first round pick.
Itￜￜￜs never going to necessarily be fun watching a team begin to tank, but when itￜￜￜs inadvertently happening to begin with due to a lack of ability to compete ￜￜￜ whatￜￜￜs the difference? If nothing else fans can find solace in the fact that they have a chance to secure a top draft pick. The current front office in Detroit has done a commendable job with their drafting in their short tenure.
At the end of the day regardless of how many injuries are currently effecting the Pistons, it feels as if the decision should be clear to mail it in this season and at the very least ￜￜￜ try to re-tool for next season. Blake Griffinￜￜￜs window is beginning to close so that doesnￜￜￜt leave much time to keep messing around.
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Youￜￜￜve finally secured a new job, and now you want to start off on the right foot, making a positive impression on your new boss and colleagues.
You want to be careful not to make any career-ending mistakes, says recruitment specialist, Glassdoor.
So, what should you never do when starting a new job?
Here are 10 things to avoid:
1. Donￜￜￜt show up late.
You learned this in first grade, when the teacher began keeping track of tardies: Being on time matters. Especially in a new job. In fact, showing up late on the first day (or even in the first few weeks) is guaranteed to make a negative impression.
To ensure youￜￜￜll be on time, test drive the route to your new job before you start so youￜￜￜll know how long it takes to get there. Factor in extra time if thereￜￜￜs traffic, construction, or other reasons to expect a delay.
2. Donￜￜￜt dress unprofessionally.
Before starting your job, talk with the hiring manager or human resources professional to make sure you understand what constitutes acceptable attire for your new workplace.
Thereￜￜￜs nothing more embarrassing than showing up in a getup that doesnￜￜￜt fly with your supervisors ￜￜￜ and making an unprofessional first impression.
3. Donￜￜￜt blow off orientation.
Many companies require new employees to go through an orientation or training process before starting a new position. While it may be tempting to skip these sessions or treat them lightly, donￜￜￜt do it.
Even if your training managers wonￜￜￜt be your direct supervisors, they are watching you. Avoid any behavior that could prompt a training manager to report your behavior back to your boss and team members.
4. Donￜￜￜt expect hand-holding.
No matter where youￜￜￜre working, there are certain processes, tools, and forms that make up the standard operating procedures of your company.
You may have been introduced to these through a very organized, systematic orientation, or you may feel like youￜￜￜre expected to absorb them by osmosis.
If you were formally informed, ￜￜￜconsider yourself fortunate,ￜￜￜ writes Heather Huhman, Glassdoor career and workplace expert.
ￜￜￜIf not, donￜￜￜt feel shortchanged or frustrated. Instead, take initiative and master the basics on your own.ￜￜￜ
5. Donￜￜￜt ask co-workers to do your work.
Itￜￜￜs understandable that you may need help or guidance during your first few weeks at a new job, and asking co-workers for assistance or just to answer questions can be perfectly acceptable.
But thereￜￜￜs no quicker way to make enemies than to ask or expect your new co-workers to do your job for you.
Remember, you were hired because managers believed in your ability to get the job done. Ask for help if you need it, but believe in yourself and prove that you can do the work yourself.
6. Donￜￜￜt take too many personal calls.
The time you spend at work is for, well, work. Your employer isnￜￜￜt paying you to chat with your girlfriend or even your kidsￜￜￜ babysitter.
If friends or family members are prone to call you during working hours, remind them before you start your new job that you will now be working during certain hours and request that they avoid calling you during those hours.
Make a personal policy of limiting personal phone calls and texts to your lunch break, except for during emergencies.
7. Donￜￜￜt ask for more money.
Most likely, you and your employer agreed to a certain salary during the hiring process. So donￜￜￜt change your mind before you even show up at work. If you agreed to the salary offered, be satisfied with that.
Donￜￜￜt expect more money (and donￜￜￜt ask for more) until youￜￜￜve worked long enough to prove your value to the employer.
8. Donￜￜￜt try to change things.
Of course you want to make a good impression as soon as you arrive at a new job, and show your new employer they made the right choice in hiring you.
However, be cautious of suggesting new policies or strategies during your first few weeks, as it may not be the best way to demonstrate you are a team player. Plus, it could prompt some of your new co-workers to think twice about you as the right person for the job.
At first, take time to really understand and learn your job, then over time, you can make suggestions and changes as situations arise, and as your input and expertise is called upon.
9. Donￜￜￜt be dishonest.
In a new job, there will always be a learning curve, and effective supervisors understand that. Inevitably, youￜￜￜll be asked to do something or expected to know something that you donￜￜￜt yet know or know how to do. Rather than saying you can complete the task on your own, be honest. ￜￜￜDonￜￜￜt be afraid to say, ￜￜￜI donￜￜￜt know,ￜￜￜￜￜￜ Huhman writes.
ￜￜￜHonesty is a huge differentiator. Simply look people in the eye and say unabashedly and with confidence, ￜￜￜI donￜￜￜt know. Let me find out and get back to you. Then do it.ￜￜￜ
10. Donￜￜￜt be afraid to ask for help.
You may be so eager to start your new job that you donￜￜￜt want to stop and ask questions. But by skipping even the most basic questions, you are setting yourself up for failure.
Rather than making a mistake that could cost the company time and money, ask questions about everything you need to know, from what your job responsibilities are to who can help you with Internet or phone problems, to how you get paid and much more.
By following these tips from Glassdoor, youￜￜￜll be on your way to keeping your job and impressing your boss and co-workers.
Read: Microsoft conducted a 4-day workweek experiment ￜￜￜ hereￜￜￜs what happened | ááŸá
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New 2020 is almost upon us and itￜￜￜs going to be a landmark year for gaming. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X are coming, some long-awaited titles like The Last of Us Part II and Final Fantasy VII Remake will finally arrive, and cloud gaming and other new ways to play will continue to make inroads. 2020 is going to be a year of transition and upheaval for our hobby, which means itￜￜￜs a great time for all good little gamers to turn over a new leaf. To make some New Yearￜￜￜs resolutions that will improve your own situation and the gaming scene as a whole.
Of course, sometimes itￜￜￜs tough to come up with good resolutions, so Iￜￜￜm here to help! Here are a few 2020 gaming resolution suggestions to get your minds percolatingￜￜￜ
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Slim Down Your Backlog in January and February
Itￜￜￜs time to put your pile of shame on a diet. 2020 will eventually see some big releases, with March and April being particularly crazy, but the first two months of the year? Those are unusually barren, so itￜￜￜs time to finally finish up some of those games that have been lingering for weeks, months, or even years. Personally, Iￜￜￜm finally going to see the end of Red Dead Redemption 2. It, uh, all turns out great, right?
Truly Master at Least One Game
While that aforementioned March-April period will be out of control (get ready for Final Fantasy VII Remake, Cyberpunk 2077, Resident Evil 3, and Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and more within the span of weeks) but, overall, 2020 is a transition year. Things will probably be a bit slower than usual, particularly if you donￜￜￜt pick up a PS4 or Xbox Series X (weￜￜￜll talk about that later). That means, instead of increasing your pile of shame, 2020 is a great year to really drill down and master something. Really become good at a fighting or action game or 100 percent that new RPG. Itￜￜￜs more satisfying to master one game than half-finish a half dozen, and your bank account will thank you.
Stop Fighting Steam and Epicￜￜￜs Battles for Them
Thankfully, it already seems to be dying down a bit, but the Steam vs. Epic Games Store Wars were the most pointless thing we devoted our time to in 2019. These massively-profitable companies donￜￜￜt need you fighting their battles for them. Downloading an extra launcher is not a huge imposition, and weￜￜￜre finally starting to see some real, consumer-benefitting competition, with both Steam and Epic offering some great promotions this holiday season.
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Iￜￜￜd say you should all give up your console and NVIDIA vs. AMD wars as well, but Iￜￜￜm trying to keep these resolutions at least somewhat realistic.
Stay Vigilant About Monetization
2019 was the year the loot box died (or least started writing up its Last Will and Testament) and it was regular players speaking up that forced the change. The big publishers certainly wouldnￜￜￜt have given them up on their own. That said, do keep an eye out for new monetization schemes, because you know certain publishers are diligently working on their next big money-grubbing innovation.
Donￜￜￜt Buy a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X at Launch
I wonￜￜￜt be sticking to this resolution myself, but if you donￜￜￜt strictly need a next-gen console for your job like I do, wait a while to buy PS5 or Xbox Series X. Consoles are overpriced at launch and it takes a while before you know if a machine is going to be successful. Also, in most cases, the first great, truly next-gen games donￜￜￜt come out until about a year into a consoleￜￜￜs lifespan. Both the PS5 and XSX are probably going to be around for a while, so sit back, consider your options, and make an informed decision.
Do Buy a Switch if You Havenￜￜￜt Already
But maybe you have some cash earmarked for a new console just burning a hole in your pocket? Well, if you havenￜￜￜt already, go ahead and grab yourself a Switch. Yes, itￜￜￜs not the most powerful machine on the market, but 2019 was the year Nintendoￜￜￜs little system definitively proved it was more than just a gimmick. The Switch boasts a fantastic library featuring top-notch Nintendo exclusives, the best indies of the past five years, and a handful of surprisingly-solid triple-A ports. Iￜￜￜm a pretty platform-agnostic kind of guy, but this past year most of my gaming free time was spent on the Switch. You might be surprised to find the same thing happening to you.
Donￜￜￜt Be Jerks to People Who Make the Games You Love
Weￜￜￜre all passionate about his hobby, but that passion can turn into anger when a game or series does something you donￜￜￜt like. I totally get that, but that said, do keep in mind that games are made by real people, most of whom are just trying their best to make something that will entertain players, so donￜￜￜt lash out at them. Most of the decisions youￜￜￜre upset about were probably made by committee in fancy boardrooms, so reserve your anger for publishers, not the rank and file. Also, do try to support devs when stories of crunch or workplace toxicity come out. Happy devs make better games, so better workplace conditions benefit everyone.
Play More Games With Friends
Iￜￜￜve always believed gaming is at its best when youￜￜￜre playing with someone close to you on the same couch, or, failing that, a real friend over the Internet. Unfortunately, itￜￜￜs all too easy to fall into the habit of just playing randoms online ￜￜￜ to start thinking of the people youￜￜￜre playing strictly as adversaries instead of friends. A lot of modern games, particularly battle royale stuff, really encourages that. I can guarantee youￜￜￜll feel a little better about the hobby, and have to absorb a lot less abuse from trolls, if you make the time to game with friends and family more often.
Try Something Newￜￜￜ
As Iￜￜￜve said, 2020 is a transition year, so why not branch out with something new? Give a genre youￜￜￜve never tried a spin, or give one you gave up on long ago another shot. Give that quirky indie a chance. A lot of 2019ￜￜￜs best games were off the regular beaten path, and the same will probably hold true for 2020.
ￜￜￜBut Donￜￜￜt Be Ashamed to Like What You Like
That said, while trying something new is worthwhile, donￜￜￜt be afraid to wear your quirky gaming tastes on your sleeve. You donￜￜￜt have to pretend to be into the next Call of Duty or Madden if youￜￜￜd rather be playing weird Japanese visual novels. Or dense PC strategy games. Or candy-colored rhythm games. Or Pokemon Go. Or whatever! If you genuinely love CoD, thatￜￜￜs fine too. The gaming scene is more varied than ever, so you do you.
So, there you go, a few suggested New Yearￜￜￜs resolutions for 2020. Of course, nobodyￜￜￜs forcing you to take my advice! What gaming resolutions will you be making in the new year? | SPRINGFIELDá Mass. (WWLP) ￜￜￜ áááºááá«áá®áááŸá¬ ááá·áºá¡á¬ážáá
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It's only natural that many investors, especially those who are new to the game, prefer to buy shares in 'sexy' stocks with a good story, even if those businesses lose money. But as Warren Buffett has mused, 'If you've been playing poker for half an hour and you still don't know who the patsy is, you're the patsy.' When they buy such story stocks, investors are all too often the patsy.
So if you're like me, you might be more interested in profitable, growing companies, like H.B. Fuller (NYSE:FUL). While that doesn't make the shares worth buying at any price, you can't deny that successful capitalism requires profit, eventually. In comparison, loss making companies act like a sponge for capital - but unlike such a sponge they do not always produce something when squeezed.
View our latest analysis for H.B. Fuller
H.B. Fuller's Earnings Per Share Are Growing.
If you believe that markets are even vaguely efficient, then over the long term you'd expect a company's share price to follow its earnings per share (EPS). That means EPS growth is considered a real positive by most successful long-term investors. H.B. Fuller managed to grow EPS by 7.7% per year, over three years. That might not be particularly high growth, but it does show that per-share earnings are moving steadily in the right direction.
Careful consideration of revenue growth and earnings before interest and taxation (EBIT) margins can help inform a view on the sustainability of the recent profit growth. It seems H.B. Fuller is pretty stable, since revenue and EBIT margins are pretty flat year on year. That's not bad, but it doesn't point to ongoing future growth, either.
In the chart below, you can see how the company has grown earnings, and revenue, over time. To see the actual numbers, click on the chart.
NYSE:FUL Income Statement, December 31st 2019 More
Of course the knack is to find stocks that have their best days in the future, not in the past. You could base your opinion on past performance, of course, but you may also want to check this interactive graph of professional analyst EPS forecasts for H.B. Fuller.
Are H.B. Fuller Insiders Aligned With All Shareholders?
It makes me feel more secure owning shares in a company if insiders also own shares, thusly more closely aligning our interests. So it is good to see that H.B. Fuller insiders have a significant amount of capital invested in the stock. Indeed, they hold US$22m worth of its stock. That shows significant buy-in, and may indicate conviction in the business strategy. Even though that's only about 0.9% of the company, it's enough money to indicate alignment between the leaders of the business and ordinary shareholders.
Should You Add H.B. Fuller To Your Watchlist?
One positive for H.B. Fuller is that it is growing EPS. That's nice to see. Just as polish makes silverware pop, the high level of insider ownership enhances my enthusiasm for this growth. That combination appeals to me, for one. So yes, I do think the stock is worth keeping an eye on. Of course, identifying quality businesses is only half the battle; investors need to know whether the stock is undervalued. So you might want to consider this free discounted cashflow valuation of H.B. Fuller.
Although H.B. Fuller certainly looks good to me, I would like it more if insiders were buying up shares. If you like to see insider buying, too, then this free list of growing companies that insiders are buying, could be exactly what you're looking for.
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Yes, Derrick Walton Jr.
The 6-foot point guard from Michigan ￜￜￜ via the Miami Heat, Chicago Bulls, Lithuanian club Zalgiris Kaunas and Germanyￜￜￜs Alba Berlin ￜￜￜ finished 2019 by further ingratiating himself with Clippersￜￜￜ fandom and his teammates alike.
Walton, 24, chalked up a career-high 10 points on 4-of-5 shooting to buoy the short-handed Clippers on Tuesday in a convincing 105-87 victory over the Sacramento Kings.
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Walton was, indeed, hooping: He curled comfortably around a Montrezl Harrell screen and sank a jumper; he buried a wide-open rainbow 3-pointer from the top of the arc; he buried another in a defenderￜￜￜs face; he recovered after being blocked by Bogdan Bogdanovic by popping up for another two points from the elbow ￜￜￜ and looked exceedingly comfortable all the while.
ￜￜￜHeￜￜￜs just solid, he knows he can score, he knows he can shoot the ball,ￜￜￜ coach Doc Rivers told reporters in Sacramento who asked about Walton, who once scored 41 points in a G League game for the Sioux Falls Skyforce.
ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs like the league doesnￜￜￜt know he can do that so theyￜￜￜre going to keep leaving him open. Heￜￜￜs not going to hesitate.ￜￜￜ
Walton isnￜￜￜt the flinching type. During his televised postgame interview with Fox Sportsￜￜￜ Kristina Pink, he answered a question about what heￜￜￜs looking forward to in the new year ￜￜￜ which tips off for the Clippers (24-11) on Thursday against the 12-22 Detroit Pistons (7:30 p.m., Fox Sports Prime Ticket) and former Clippers star Blake Griffin, whoￜￜￜs been nursing a sore knee.
ￜￜￜJust being a part of something special,ￜￜￜ Walton told Pink in response to her question. ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜre preparing for something big. But you try to take it a day at a timeￜￜￜￜￜￜ
At that point, veteran forward Moe Harkless interrupted, draping a towel over Waltonￜￜￜs head and giving the guard an affectionate noogie ￜￜￜ which did not derail Waltonￜￜￜs train of thought: ￜￜￜￜￜￜ and know we got an end goal and just try to build blocks to make sure, at the end of the day, weￜￜￜre most prepared for what weￜￜￜre trying to get accomplished.ￜￜￜ
Before Walton was called up from Ontario to join the L.A. Clippers on Dec. 1, Walton was preparing for his current opportunity by stuffing stat sheets in the G League, with 13.4 points, 7.2 assists 6.4 rebounds and 1.4 steals in his five games with Agua Caliente.
Now, in 17 contests with L.A., heￜￜￜs shooting an 55.6 percent from the field, 47.1 percent from 3-point range and is one of six regular Clippers with a positive ￜￜￜ plus 1.2 ￜￜￜ net plus-minus (the net point differential per 100 offensive and defensive possessions).
Just before this season began, Walton offered a hint of what he believed he could contribute.
ￜￜￜI feel like Iￜￜￜm always silently confident,ￜￜￜ he said. ￜￜￜEverything about this situation is about fitting and opportunities.ￜￜￜ
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Privacy-focussed messaging app Telegram has released a new update for the new year.
The update brought along a number of new features, including:
Theme Editor 2.0
Using the new theme editor in Chat Settings (or Appearance Settings on iOS), you can quickly tweak the style of elements in Telegram chats and add awesome gradients to both your messages and your background. Switch between tabs (Main Color, Background, My Messages) to see how deep this rabbit hole goes:
Once youￜￜￜre done editing, you can quickly share the result of your work with friends so that they can continue tuning your theme.
Telegram bundled dozens of cool patterns to make it easy to get started and also a large number of predefined color schemes for Telegramￜￜￜs default themes.
Send When Online
Telegram has also added schedule messages to be sent when your recipient comes online. The option is only available if you are allowed to see your recipientￜￜￜs online status.
Improved Venue Sharing
Location sharing has been updated to make finding venues easier. You can now tap a place directly on the map to select it, rather than scrolling through a list of all the available venues.
View Search Results as a List
The Search function allows you to easily jump between messages containing a keyword ￜￜￜ or sent by a particular person, or even from a certain day. Tapping the bottom bar will now switch to list view in case you want to see all the results on one page.
On iOS, you can now also select several messages without leaving Search Mode.
Podcast and Audiobook Support
Youￜￜￜve always been able to share files of up to 1,5 GB, but podcasts and audiobooks now get special treatment. Telegram apps will remember your last position when resuming playback of audio files longer than 20 minutes.
If youￜￜￜd like to make podcasts get to the point a little faster, try the new 2x button (which you already know from voice messages) that eliminates voice chipmunking in 96.8% of cases.
On iOS, you can skip forward and back with high-precision scrubbing: just hold on the progress bar and slide your finger down, then left or right.
New On Android
Switch to Night Mode Faster
Telegram has shielded your eyes in dark places with Night Mode since 2017. With the Night Mode Switch at the top of the menu you can tap the moon icon switch in and out of night mode faster.
Maps now also support Night Mode, so you donￜￜￜt accidentally burn yourself while browsing locations late in the evening.
On iOS, dark maps turn on and off with the system dark mode. Speaking of which, we recently added the option to sync your Telegram theme with system dark mode on iOS 13. The app now also includes Sleek New Animations.
Select Parts of Messages
Following in the footsteps of the iOS app, Android now also lets you select a portion of the message text to copy or share, instead of only the full text.
Multi-sharing from Other Apps
Telegram has made it easier than ever to share content from other apps with your friends. You can now tap and hold to select multiple recipients ￜￜￜ and even add a comment.
Mark Archive as Read
Clear up those extra unread message counters in your archive by tapping and holding the archive folder and marking them all read.
Other Android Goodies
You can choose video quality in a more intuitive way when sending videos.
Sending contacts now uses a simple, card-style interface that wonￜￜￜt take up your whole screen (unless you pull up to expand it).
When youￜￜￜre done listening to a voice message with your phone up to your ear, Telegram automatically records a reply ￜￜￜ but now you can disable that by turning off Raise to Speak in your Chat Settings.
There is an additional 31 other fixes and improvements in the Android app.
New on iOS
Text Size, All the Way
Youￜￜￜve been able to adjust the size of message text on Telegram from the beginning, but now you can scale the font size throughout the app.
Choose Your Browser
External browsers are now supported for opening links ￜￜￜ you can select your preferred app in Settings > Data and Storage > Other.
Share Sheet Settings
Your most popular Telegram chats were recently added to the iOS Share Sheet. In case youￜￜￜd like to control what can (or canￜￜￜt ) appear there, you can use the new toggles under Settings > Data and Storage > Other > Share Sheet.
Switch Accounts Faster
You can use Telegram with multiple accounts, switching between up to 3 phone numbers without logging out. You can now swiftly switch accounts right from your home screen on iOS 13. Simply hold down on the app icon any time you need to change costumes.
Storage Usage At a Glance
The Storage Usage page has been redesigned to more quickly find the settings youￜￜￜre looking for. It also shows your deviceￜￜￜs storage status, and how much space all those other pesky apps are using compared to Telegram.
Cache-Clearing Shortcuts
Selecting multiple messages in a group or channel gives you the option to clear the chatￜￜￜs cache.
Check out Settings > Data and Storage > Storage Usage for more options.
Member Lists: The Shorter Scrolls
Long member lists will collapse, so you can get to the ￜￜￜLeave Groupￜￜￜ button without scrolling.
Alternatively, swiping on a group or channel from the chat list and selecting ￜￜￜDeleteￜￜￜ is even quicker.
Find the latest download links at Telegram here.
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North Marion freshman finished fifth nationally in the Junior World Finals pole bending competitions held in Las Vegas
North Marion High School freshman Payton Johnson notched her name at a national level, placing fifth in the 17-and-under pole bending category at the Junior World Finals held in Las Vegas Dec. 9-14.
Johnson's three successive rides clocked 21.628, 21.522 and 20.475 for a 63.971 final. The first two qualified Johnson for the finale.
"The first two rounds are where everybody gets to go," Johnson said of the field of roughly 40 riders. "Then the top 10 in the average get to go in the short round."
Johnson stood at No. 6 going into the short round before improving with her final ride.
Cassidy Evans of Yuma, Colo., took the top spot at 60.383 (20.655, 19.775 and 19.953).
Johnson, who lives in the Broadacres area, said she was happy with her performance in Las Vegas, and she looks forward to more competitions in the future.
"I think for my first time, it was pretty good," she said
But perhaps the most enjoyable part of the adventure was meeting people from all over the country.
"I got to meet a lot of different people from all kinds of places," Johnson said. "There were some super-nice people from Mississippi, and pretty cool people from Texas. I met people from Pennsylvania and California. That was a lot of fun."
Johnson, who turns 15 this month, is a member of the Oregon High School Rodeo where she competes as an all-around cowgirl in barrel racing, pole bending, team roping, breakaway roping and goat tying. She qualified for the Junior World Finals earlier in the year at a national rodeo held in Red Bluff, Calif.
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1. Cassidy Evans, Yuma, Colorado, 60.383; 2. Mollie Compton, Cleveland, Oklahoma, 60.834; 3. Cashen Turner, Edmond, Oklahoma, 61.834; 4. Brianna Sharp, Brentwood, Calif., 63.020; 5. Payton Johnson, Aurora, Ore., 63.971; 6. Jill Hines, Snohomish, Wash., 64.063; 7. Mesa Allen, Thermopolis, Wyo., 65.560; 8. Madison Comozzi, Petaluma, Calif., 65.794; 9. Emma Hulse, Snohomish, Wash., 69.103; 10. Saige Smith, Touchet, Wash., 75.186.
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Michonne is back for the second half of season 10 (Picture: AMC)
The Walking Dead fans were left scratching their heads over whether they had seen Dania Guriraￜￜￜs character Michonne bow out from the show for good, or whether her sword-wielding character could resurface in season 10.
But now all has been revealed because TV bosses have teased Michonneￜￜￜs return in the second half of season 10 as she and Virgil (Kevin Carroll) search for weapons on an island naval base.
With these weapons, the survivors will be able to end their war against the Whisperers and their walker herd, although we still are none the wiser about how many more episodes Gurira will appear before her planned departure.
Speaking about her exit, Gurira began: ￜￜￜIt was overwhelming.
ￜￜￜI mean, I havenￜￜￜt talked about it yet because we havenￜￜￜt really said I was done yet, so it was kinda just talking about it for the first time now but it was really overwhelming the love. They got me because I thought I was going home,ￜￜￜ she told ComicBook.com.
But when will she leave? (Picture: AMC)
Kevin has hinted at a juicy storyline (Picture: Gene Page/AMC)
Speaking to TV Insider, Kevin hinted that Virgil might not be all he seems, leading to an exciting storyline.
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He explained: ￜￜￜI just want to tell [fans] that in this world of The Walking Dead, anything is possible.
ￜￜￜAt this point, Iￜￜￜm just excited for Virgil to get on the map, and start to mix it up in this world.
ￜￜￜI am anxiously hoping that the fans can appreciate what this journey is about to be.
ￜￜￜFor people who love Michonne, this will be a rewarding piece of the journey for her. I think theyￜￜￜre going to have a good time with the twists and turns of this story.ￜￜￜ
The actor also teased that ￜￜￜevery facet of humanity is up for grabs because of everybodyￜￜￜs need to survive.ￜￜￜ So thereￜￜￜs a chance we could see Virgil turnￜￜￜ
But Kevin was keeping schtum on that, adding: ￜￜￜIￜￜￜm going to leave it at that, and tell them to have a great time figuring it out.ￜￜￜ
The Walking Dead season 10 will return to AMC on 23 February.
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Work out or play a sport for 20 minutes.
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KOTA KINABALU - The chief of Parti Islam SeMalaysia (PAS) who enjoys close ties with Umno leaders has said that Islam doesn't have the swearing of an oath as carried out by ex-premier Najib Razak recently, to deny his involvement in the murder of a Mongolian woman.
PAS president Abdul Hadi Awang was quoted on Wednesday (Jan 1) by Free Malaysia Today (FMT) news site as saying there is only the "li'an" oath in Islam, which is sworn by a husband and his wife in cases of suspected adultery where legal proof is unavailable.
Datuk Seri Hadi was answering a question by a member of an audience who wanted to know about Najib's oath, at a talk in the Sabah capital on Tuesday (Dec 31), FMT said.
According to Mr Hadi, an influential ustaz (Islamic cleric) in his party, there are no other legal oaths in Islam, though there are no restrictions against anyone wanting to take whatever oath, FMT reported.
"But if the accused does not have any witnesses, it's best to keep quiet," he was quoted as saying.
Najib on Dec 20 swore an oath in a mosque in Kuala Lumpur to deny an accusation that he gave the order to kill Mongolian national Altantuya Shaariibuu.
The accusation was made by former police commando Azilah Hadri, who was convicted in 2009 of the murder, in a recent statutory declaration (SD).
Altantuya, 28, was shot and her body blown up with explosives in a gruesome murder in 2006.
Najib carried out the controversial oath inside Masjid Jamek in Kampung Baru after Friday prayers.
Mr Hadi - whose decision to get close to Najib, when the latter was Umno president, paved the way for close Umno-PAS ties today - warned against being too eager to take such oaths as it may incur Allah's displeasure, FMT said.
The solemn oath, called sumpah laknat in Malay, is rarely uttered by Muslims as it calls for divine retribution on the party who is lying.
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This was the second time that Najib has sworn using the sumpah laknat in dealing with the murder of Altantuya.
Najib swore a similar oath in 2008 at the height of the controversy over Ms Altantuya's murder, in a mosque in Penang.
When Najib made the second oath on Dec 20, retired military general Mohamed Arshad Raji was quoted as saying Najib should stop "making a mockery of the Islamic religious oath".
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The curriculum aims to increase comprehensive knowledge on COVID-19, promote healthy behaviors such as proper handwashing, provide skills for mental wellbeing during stressful times, and dispel common myths about the disease. Use this SKILLZ COVID-19 RESPONSE curriculum to connect with young people either in schools or the classroom (if deemed safe by local health authorities) or remotely through video-conferencing and WhatsApp (where available). .
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Unexploded ordnance (UXO) are explosive weapons (bombs, bullets, shells, grenades, land mines, naval mines, etc.) that did not explode when they were employed and still pose a risk of detonation, potentially many decades after they were used or discarded. The majority of UXO in Lao are cluster bombs.
A cluster bomb is a small explosive submunition or bomblet that is delivered to its target in a large canister or shell.
Cluster bombs are indiscriminate. They cannot distinguish between civilian and military targets. Their wide-area coverage and poor targeting mechanisms nearly guarantee that unintended victims will die or be injured, even when the weapons function as designed.
Cluster munitions continue to kill long after a war ends because these weapons often fail to explode on impact as designed. (Source: Mennonite Central Committee)
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Robert Plant - Big Log
Phil Collins played drums on this and 5 other tracks on the album. He also played drums on Plant's previous album Pictures At Eleven.
This was Robert Plant's first hit as a solo artist after the break up of Led Zeppelin.
Plant's lyrics were often influenced by the books of J.R.R. Tolkien. Big Log is a mythical, extended metaphor for a lost love: "My love is in league with the freeway... My love is the miles and the waiting."
A Big Log is common lingo of tractor trailer drivers.
It is the book in which their road hours are logged, therefore the connection between the road and love and the countless hours we all log on both.
Many of the videos to Plant's songs take place in desert settings.
The music video for the song was filmed on location in various areas around California and Nevada, including the Amargosa Opera House and Hotel in Death Valley Junction, California, the Calico Ghost Town in California, the Glass Pool Inn in Las Vegas, and in Crystal, Nye County, Nevada.
The guitar solo is by Robbie Blunt who was a member of Robert Plantￜￜￜs solo band at the time and got a co-writing credit on the song. Facebook Twitter ￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜ ￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜￜ Telegram
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When it came to souping up Rihannaￜￜￜs Savage X Fenty lingerie for Valentineￜￜￜs Day 2020, the self-professed bad gal had one designer in mind: Adam Selman, aka the man whose Le Specs collaboration took the modelling world by storm. The Hadid sisters and Kendall Jenner are Selman fans, and RiRi ￜￜￜ who gives seriously good sunglasses ￜￜￜ has worn her friendￜￜￜs shades despite designing pairs herself over at Fenty.com. So, does Selman have the same magic touch when it comes to underwear?
ￜￜￜLingerie is something Iￜￜￜve always wanted to design,ￜￜￜ Selman tells Vogue. ￜￜￜSo many of my collections have been influenced and inspired by the detailing and fabrics. It was an easy pairing because Rihanna and I share so many core beliefs: our brands make people feel confident, powerful and joyful.ￜￜￜ
Read more: Rihanna Names Normani Savage X Fentyￜￜￜs First Ambassador As Victoriaￜￜￜs Secret Cancels Show
The Xclusive 19-piece underwear edit is split into two categories: Locket Down and Down The Aisle. The former is a play on words, but is as literal as it gets, according to the collection notes. Available in a metallic Goji Berry Red and Black Caviar, the vinyl foil spandex sets feature heart-shaped locket and key charm zipper pulls and rose gold hardware for the ￜￜￜbad ass babeￜￜￜ.
Read more: Rihannaￜￜￜs First Fenty Collaboration Is All About Big Boss Energy
Down the Aisle, in contrast, is ￜￜￜdeceivingly sweetￜￜￜ, all delicate ruffles and heart trims. Designed to be layered, mixed and matched, the separates have a vintage look, as well as that girl next door aesthetic.
Each set is packaged neatly into a Savage X Fenty Xtra VIP box with a bonus collectorsￜￜￜ Rihanna phone ring. But it will be the campaign faces that sway you to click to buy, rather than the gift. Adesuwa Aighewi, Fiffany Luu, Joan Smalls and Paloma Elsesser are shot by Dennis Leupold in a wildly kitsch bedroom. ￜￜￜIￜￜￜve been really fortunate to have people from all different fields wear my brand,ￜￜￜ Selman muses of the Adam Selman effect (his sportswear is also seen in gym selfies across Instagram). ￜￜￜI like that my brand is a community, and I think thatￜￜￜs what makes it feel like a ￜￜￜcult followingￜￜￜ.ￜￜￜ Add to that Rihannaￜￜￜs loyalists across the globe ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜShe is just miles ahead of the industry, and her dedication and passion is beyond,ￜￜￜ says Selman ￜￜￜ and the duo is about to Fentify Valentineￜￜￜs Day.
For true bad gals who are allergic to the Hallmark holiday, the ￜￜￜnaughty-but-niceￜￜￜ knickers will be available to buy through spring via additional drops. ￜￜￜRihanna is the best,ￜￜￜ Selman affirms. ￜￜￜPeriod.ￜￜￜ
The Locket Down box, $59.95 (ￜￜ46), and Down the Aisle box, $39.95 (ￜￜ30), are available to buy now at Savagex.com
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CAPE ST. CLAIRE-SANDY POINT STATE PARK AREA
Bay Head Rd., 1330-Michael A. and Carmina M. Gomolisky to Brent Robert and Kearney Bergin Doherty, $1.2 million.
Deep Creek View, 556-Thomas H. and Kareen K. Whiteley to Abigail Naomi Murray and Daren Sertima, $445,000.
Oak Tree Lane, 1048-Richard A. Greco to Kerry D. and Pamela Brithania McGee, $390,000.
Saint Swithins Lane, 214-Ritu Sharma to Jeffrey W. and Heleana M. Burritt, $675,000.
Sloop Dr., 1616-Ira K. and Loretta OￜￜￜNeal to Ashley L. and Stephen R. Kurtinitis, $599,000.
AD
Windgate Dr., 758-Gregory Scott Daub to Joseph M. and Teresa A. Goodridge, $339,900.
CHURCHTON AREA
Carroll St., 5616-Morgan Hensley to Addison Klein, $259,900.
AD
Garret Ave., 1225-Bryan M. and Kaitlyn D. Akers to Matt B. Wadsworth, $325,000.
CROFTON AREA
Bancroft Lane W., 1717-David Stewart to Melvin E. Cureton, $227,000.
Dana St., 1721-Daniel Thomas and Leigh Spencer McCarthy to Jules Michael Fritz, $335,000.
Flatwood Ct., 1416-Raymond B. Harrison III and Marlene J. Robbins to Benjamin C. Abalos Jr., $245,000.
Forest Hill Lane, 2040-Shannon M. St. John and Janet L. Smith to Emily Greer Spicer, $298,000.
Nantucket Dr., 2330-Richard and Joan Evans to Jared P. and Kaileen N. Martin, $502,500.
Sandwich Ct., 2400-Steven W. Strong and Indira A. Dahan to Honey and Bryce Livingston, $385,000.
CROWNSVILLE AREA
AD
Maple Hill Lane, 623-Elizabeth A. Barr and estate of Albion F. Bacon to Lilliam E. Mendoza Toro, $299,900.
AD
Shelby Dale Lane, 1201-Karl H. and Kelli A. Calvo to Patrick D. and Michelle H. Herring, $725,000.
Woodlands Rd., 1224-Penderbrooke Partnership to Mark A. Stump and Aun Kei Ariana Hong, $992,331.
CURTIS BAY AREA
River Rock Way, 7909-William J. Smith III to Wayne K. Walsh and Angela L. Stockham, $309,000.
Swanhill Ct., 1192-Jessica M. and Nicholas R. Klug to Samantha Kay and Brien R. Derose, $265,000.
DAVIDSONVILLE AREA
Royale Glen Ave., 3304-Glenn S. and Kelley P. Sullivan to Melissa and Elliott Long, $699,999.
Wayson Rd., 3839-Clayton S. Rogers to Donald Evan and Pamela Lee Smart, $1.29 million.
EDGEWATER AREA
Braxton Way, 284-Robert K. Jerome to Valyra Bacigalupi, $350,000.
AD
Chesapeake Dr., 1733-Old Line Real Estate Investments Corp. to Larry W. Andrews, $321,500.
AD
Hamlet Cir., 317-Robert Bole and Geraldine Wilkerson Smith to Jacqueline L. and Kenneth R. Yates, $457,750.
Midland Rd., 1641-Branch Banking and Trust Co. to Dana and Kimberly Taylor, $65,000.
Riverside Dr., 1511-Timothy E. and Susan B. Weddle to Phillip and Megan Grossmiller, $575,000.
Williams St., 938A-Donald L. Larson and Christine Lynn Carlson to David C. and Tambra M. Burke Leizear, $435,000.
GAMBRILLS AREA
Carbondale Way, 1039-Antoine D. and Melissa Lynn Richardson to Salikram and Goma Devi Dahal Niroula, $370,000.
Red Harvest Rd., 1115-William R. Grimmett to Samuel J. and Shannon R. Grimard, $445,000.
AD
Witchhazel Cir., 1545-U.S. Home Corp. and Lennar Corp. to William Rodriguez Madera and Piria Rodriguez, $478,990.
Witchhazel Cir., 1553-U.S. Home Corp. and Lennar Corp. to John Paul Mercado Sanchez and Chickie Marie Flores Sanchez, $494,135.
AD
GLEN BURNIE AREA
Burwood Ave., 426-Gary S. and Julie S. Oswalt to Harold Burns Jr., $280,000.
Cory Dr., 1310-Danny Noonan Corp. to Roger Duque Colarte, $274,000.
Ferndale Rd., 323-Joyce A. and George R. Wetzel to Mary Barnette, $305,000.
Heritage Hill Dr., 6459-Karen Arriaga to Kebin McLean, $190,000.
Long Towne Ct., 475-Keith Paterno to Omar Ledezma, $205,000.
Montfield Lane, 300-James Venezia Jr. and Cindy L. Dawley to Jose Luis Barrera and Rafaela Lopez, $310,000.
Rose Ave., 329-Ameri Star Homes Inc. to Zakery Ray and Samantha Jo Null, $359,629.
Shetlands Lane, 309-Home Selling Solutions Corp. to David Garret and Chelsea Rae Nelson Hintze, $369,900.
GLEN BURNIE-MARLEY CREEK AREA
Annapolis Dr., 1566-Clare M. and Edward M. Connelly to Bailey E. Youse, $302,000.
Briargrove Lane, 7514-Joy E. and Adam T. Eastlack to Austin Harclerode, $325,000.
AD
Crown Rd., 7215-Chelsea A. and Robert L. Gruss to Justin and Alexandria Barker, $300,000.
Elton St., 8066-Robert and Ashley Grizzle to Arianna J. and Contraze D. Isaac, $444,000.
Gatewater Ct., 360, No. C-Robert C. and Kathleen T. Cooper to Natashia A. Rhoden, $145,000.
Hollywood Ct., 224-Amy N. and Jeffrey Toloczko to Vickie Hamilton, $279,900.
Kuethe Rd. NE, 207-Travis Pham to Matt R. and Dominique Fenelon, $302,000.
Morris Ct., 176-Miguel Antonio Pena and Patricia G. Martinez to Darryl and Justine Cooper, $295,000.
New Jersey Ave. NE, 318-Jacqueline Kay Riggin and Jana Lynne Raup to Mark Wingo and Emily Kuzmiw, $199,999.
Overhill Rd., 7720-Single Source Homes Inc. to Cicilee A. Petersen, $299,000.
Stegman Pl., 1008-Garland Coleman to Gerald and Lesley A. Bright, $365,000.
Timbercross Lane, 7663-Derik J. and Joni M. Wobbrock to Robert Antonio and Lorrie Marie Johnson, $320,000.
HANOVER AREA
Aragorn Ct., 7728-William J. and Janice L. Kaifer to May Tun Saung and David Griffin Wholey, $373,510.
Crystal Brook Way, 7869-Yun Fan Zhu and Min Yong Chung to Chandra and Gowrie Chandramouli, $418,000.
Fair Oak Dr., 1523-Esther and Pyung Kang Sharon Oh to Sharice Yvelle and Denvil Shirvin Ruan, $379,900.
Honey Locust Lane, 7536-Christina E. and Gloria Butters to Richard T. Manipon, $378,000.
Race Rd., 7400-Mountain One Realty Corp. to Elmer Ovidio Monroy Perez and Magaly Monroy, $327,000.
LAUREL AREA
Barbersville Rd., 418-Matthew W. and Sara Marie Phillips Sullivan to Luis E. Fuentes Martinez and Eva P. Fuentes, $325,000.
Galaxy Way, 3160-Margaret L. Howard Gill and estate of Andrea Leonette Gill to Natasha Lashay Everett, $342,000.
Spadderdock Ct., 3108-Marlene Torres to Valenti Duncan, $276,000.
Sudlersville S., 3320-Insource East Properties Inc. to Tuan Nguyen and Truc Tran, $245,000.
LINTHICUM HEIGHTS AREA
Hammonds Ferry Rd. N., 419-George N. and Phyllis E. Potwin to Lauren Szech, $275,000.
Oak Grove Rd., 509-Daniel C. and Natalie G. Bos to Norvik Khachatourian, $330,000.
LOTHIAN AREA
Lytham Ct., 4808-Casey Johnson and Crystal Waters to John E. and Patti L. Winterbottom, $610,000.
Teton Dr., 645-Darcy Maloney to Robert F. Ogilvie III and Heather L. Yoder, $225,000.
MILLERSVILLE AREA
Gartelman Farm Dr., 8373-Matthew Papillion and Mary E. Oh to William E. Morales Fernandez and Yaribel Mendez Gonzalez, $405,000.
Keith Ct., 226-Hae Yong Yoon to Veronica Jean Williams, $250,000.
Norwood Dr., 8365-Christina L. Cleveland to Shawn M. Wurtz, $182,500.
NORTH BEACH AREA
Alder Pl., 650-Chad and Anne M. Jernigan to Kyle A. Wood, $293,000.
ODENTON AREA
Beechnut Pl., 2400-Eleanor L. Howell to Rachel Schmierer Davis, $315,000.
Bunker Hill Ct., 2002-Wesley D. and Jennifer Huff to Leo Trimble Jr., $480,000.
Commissary Cir., 2255-Marcy A. Gouge to Travis J. and Austin M. Downey, $289,900.
Eagles Landing Ct., 317I-Luke M. and Mary Frances Tallent to Michael T. Suberu, $175,000.
Lisa Ave., 490-Daniel Loveless and Christine Polucha to Theodore A. and Nina B. Martinez, $500,000.
Nob Hill Way, 217-Yamilka Gordon and Aaron Bryant to Phillip D. Forsyth, $345,000.
Rita Dr., 537-Richard John Moran to Opubo T. Agiobenebo, $285,000.
Trout Run Ct., 622-Zachariah and Virginia Renee Ragland to Allison Blatch, $388,000.
Winding Stream Way, 689, No. 204-Michele Tornabene to Reanne Shields, $229,000.
PASADENA-ROCK CREEK AREA
Abbey Ct., 8040F-Angela Marie Comberiate and James Michael Garippa III to Jerett Thomas Campbell, $150,000.
Bayside Beach Rd., 1776-Jason and Johanna Gartside to Zachary J. Vito, $472,000.
Bridge Dr., 721-Christopher W. and Kimberly F. Herman to Christopher M. and Heather M. Mekins, $520,000.
Carol Dr., 8395-Kevin Michael and Jessica Elizabeth Cook to Dustin Cook, $210,000.
Clear Blue Lane, 609-U.S. Home Corp. and Lennar Corp. to Frankie Lee Hadley, $416,790.
Dobbins Lane, 411-Craig and Cindy Gartzke to John Louis and Grace Marie Barry Franco, $820,000.
Fox Hollow Run, 1806-Sharon L. and Harold E. Stephan to Thomas K. and Jaclyn M. Hilton, $495,000.
Handel Ct., 3625-Rebecca Hall Hagel to Daniel R. Collumb, $219,900.
Hillside Rd., 1244-Gerald C. and Caryn A. Canfield to Donna D. and Mark Facciani, $789,000.
Kings Bench Pl., 7839-Bryan Kernan to Jon Derick Hermann, $255,000.
Mallow Ct., 7816-U.S. Bank National Association and TBW MTG Backed Pass-Through Certificate to Matthew Inch, $233,500.
Old Crown Dr., 3446-Miguel and Priscilla Ruiz Goya to Nabin K. and Anju Gurung, $342,500.
Red Lion Way, 7861-Department of Veterans Affairs to Joshua John Roos and Meghan Alice Ryder, $215,000.
Seneca Terr., 253-William L. McFarland to Malcolm E. and Rebecca L. Stennett, $253,000.
Willowby Run, 762-Thomas K. and Jaclyn Hilton to Samantha K. Connaster and Sean A. Saunders, $250,000.
209th St., 808-Wilmington Trust National Association and Lehman XS Trust to Kristin N. Lowery, $310,000.
RIVA AREA
Meadow Rd., 104-David C. Deacon to Stacy Dale Krusberg, $225,000.
SEVERN AREA
Brookstone Ct., 8031-Antwan William Harrington to Taryn Elyse Lambert, $218,500.
Coldbrooke Dr., 7840-Leonard and Cynthia K. Campbell to Marcia L. Rider, $530,000.
Golden Pine Cir., 7819-Susan Cimino to Ilya Victorovich and Angela Monique Polonchuk, $375,900.
Lexington Dr., 8227-Irvin C. and Andriana M. Tuthill to Joel Parker, $255,000.
Severn Rd., 1802-William C. and Janet M. Johnson to Ligia C. Pereira, $234,000.
Tower Court Rd., 7941-Andrea and Sean Hinson to Shaun and Maureen McCoy, $350,000.
Willow Branch Way, 1520-Toll VII Partnership to Pui Ngan Chan, $685,813.
SEVERNA PARK AREA
Bellevista Ct., 1112-Pauline D. and Roy W. Valcich to Joshua and Laura E. Girton, $725,000.
Fairlane Ct., 432-Marysabel M. Nanney to Jeremy Allen and Laura Jane Keimig, $795,000.
Lynwood Ct., 457-Deborah B. and Kevin T. Moore to Robert Douglas and Barbara Clare Miller, $465,000.
Pawtucket Ct., 232-John Stephen Laferty and estate of Jean H. Laferty to Michael D. and Debra B. Ensor, $565,000.
Rio Lane, 1043-Jennifer Accinelli and Marnie Tomasello to Melanie Lynn Hilley, $900,000.
Stowaway Lane, 305-W. Terry Schoener to Kevin Michael Burdinski and Kendall Stacie Conder, $645,000.
Wiltshire Lane, 245-Robert S. and Kristin M. Hanley to Marysabel M. Nanney, $1.6 million.
SHADY SIDE AREA
Filbert St., 4948-Christopher M. and Melonie M. Chinn to Thomas E. Beall IV and Laura E. Smith, $295,000.
Shady Rest Rd., 1431-Whole Earth Properties Inc. to Nicholas Biello, $308,000.
Howard County
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CENTENNIAL-BENSON AREA
Blandford Way, 10210-Paul M. and Lynn P. Hottle to Jayson Beckman and Shahana Ahmed, $615,000.
Carlee Run Ct., 3040-Christopher Rey Harvey to Erik G. and Allison B. Folkart, $820,000.
Century Dr., 10102-Katherine Mary Rigby to Scott Rudolph and Janice Adalia Apple, $625,000.
Dorsey Hall Dr., 4978, No. B4-Igloo Series III Reo Corp. to Kenneth R. and Christine A. Hendershot, $230,000.
Firefly Way, 4053-Scott L. and Laurie A. Rasmussen to Thomas Albert Metzger and Karen Elise Wilson, $487,000.
Golf Island Rd., 2609-Michelle Trabosh to John Michael and Deborah Jane Pearce, $900,000.
Greenbriar Ct., 10301-Karen L. and Mark J. Aaby to Nino Dariush and Robin Myung Delossantos, $675,000.
Hillsmere Rd., 9725-Concetta M. Molica to Sabir Zaman and Sadia Sabir, $401,500.
Manordale Lane, 9001-Timothy Robert and Susan Rose Childers to Kwame Otibu and Grace Kena, $575,000.
Mount Hebron Ct., 2194-Amir D. and Irene Khaksari to Dongkee Lee and Keun Hee Kim, $479,000.
Quarterfield Dr., 11609-Michael J. and Jennifer E. Lyons Keefe to Khizar A. Khan, $950,000.
Resort Rd., 10520, No. 310-Vantage Condominium Corp. to Jung Im Choi, $357,480.
Terra Maria Way, 3066-Lawrence C. and Arlene J. Norford to Hannah and Anthony V. Zirrolli, $660,000.
Windsor Moss, 11983, No. 67-Steve R. and Margaret Pierce to Glenn and Diane Severn, $615,000.
CLARKSVILLE AREA
Gilbride Lane, 13651-Jerry and Sheryl Rosburg to Scott E. and Melanie Uebele, $1.68 million.
Linden Chapel Rd., 11824-Howard and Jeri F. Hessan to David J. and Ann Lorraine Haag, $1.16 million.
COLUMBIA (EAST) AREA
Banjo Ct., 7105-Heide K. Hood to Tamara S. Ray, $325,000.
Carved Stone, 7314-Linda Lee Roberts to Kelvin Guevara, $285,000.
Diamondback Dr., 9413-Steven A. and Rachel S. Dial to Eydi Sanchez Reyes and Sara Encarnacion Roa, $400,000.
Emersons Reach, 9152-Bryan Bucio Salas and Roxana Bucio to Mary R. Levarity, $310,000.
Happyheart Lane, 6858-Lois Agramonte to Eddy R. Carrera and Evelyn Jordan, $332,000.
Lightning View Rd., 5401-Floyd C. and Shardell Spriggs to Wilber Moreno Gutierrez and Dalila R. Hernandez, $370,000.
Millrace Ct., 5930, No. F304-Flagstar Bank to Anne T. and Joshua D. Gugel, $175,500.
Pressed Gentian, 6531-Cassandra Foster to Wubalem Bekele Eshete, $212,500.
Scarlet Petal, 6380-E-Trade Bank to Mitchell Greenberg, $295,000.
Silver Trumpet Dr., 8310-Nina Zabolotna to Maiko Yanome, $305,000.
Stag Horn Path, 7153-MTGLQ Investors to Anuj Patel, $224,000.
Thomas Williams Way, 8500-Patricia Gray and Destiny Thomas to Jaime Manuel Centeno and Marta Magdalena Carranza, $350,000.
Thunder Hill Rd., 5571-Ryan Pioquinto and Jennell L. Romero to Frankline F. and Solange Asah, $425,000.
Watercress Pl., 5463-Lawrence V. and Irene R. Seastrum to John V. Runge, $410,000.
Windharp Way, 6330-Grant and Charlene McDaniel to Joshua S. Edwards, $380,000.
COLUMBIA (WEST) AREA
Ashton Park Ct., 6205-John D. and Karen S. Vassar to Cody Marshall and Irina Allyn Henthorne, $525,000.
Bright Passage, 11784-Lee E. and Clarissa B. Thomas to Michael and Mi Young Coomes, $616,500.
Cedar Fern Ct., 5926-Imtiaz Chhatriwala and Nishreen Akolawala to Hai Tran, $325,000.
Golden Hook, 6271-Amber M. Forrester and Adam B. Barkley to Lennox A. and Margaret A. Stephens, $375,000.
Lightfall Ct., 11729-Thomas and Lou Ann Gilmer to Christopher J. Wallace and Andrea G. Shadick, $644,900.
Slender Sky, 6225-Steven G. and Alice R. Lilly to Mark L. and Emily K. Johnson, $405,000.
Symphony Way, 10732, No. 202-Minh Chaunguyen and Dominic Patrick Lewis Kerchner to Annette W. Tucker, $305,000.
Tooks Way, 11316-Gwendolyn Dungy to Cynthia Lee Stewart, $532,500.
Twin Rivers Rd., 10566, No. B2-Kelly J. Pike to Mary Melissa Simmens, $130,000.
COOKSVILLE AREA
Monticello Dr., 14041-David R. and Cynthia A. Desrochers to John Edward Orbegoso, $547,357.
ELKRIDGE AREA
Arbor Way, 6319-Jason J. and Claudia S. Morrissey to Calvin Manduna and Natoya Rosemarie Reid, $370,000.
Collingwood Ct., 7108-David M. and Patricia S. Wheeler to Jose Medona Franklin and Roney Mathew, $709,900.
Downs Ridge Ct., 6174-Saikat and Brooke Dasgupta to Richard E. and Alyce L. Dassing, $412,000.
Elk Mar Dr., 7108-William G. and Lindsay M. Martin to Alice Liu and Ryan Scott Altenburg, $622,400.
Latchlift Ct., 6222-Gail L. Hoffer to Edward W. Tracy and Elizabeth S. Culbertson, $600,000.
Millstream Ct., 7975-Christine M. and Jesse James McGrath to Kedar Ghimire and Rebati Parajuli, $280,000.
Paradise Ave., 5759-Joaquin Paredes Rivera and Celia Gonzalez to Tyler and Megan R. Alokonis, $230,000.
Rowanberry Dr., 5959, No. 8-Sharon L. Leter to Thawng Hlei and Sung Thluai, $230,000.
Singers Way, 7451-Dhananjay D. and Anshu Marathe to Angela D. Johnson, $399,000.
Water Oak Rd., 7134, No. 246-Nicholas E. and Amanda Horowitz Bill to Tai Coker, $325,000.
ELLICOTT CITY AREA
Autumn Field Ct., 5429-Thomas J. and Sharon C. Sonni to Stephen J. and Rachel A. Swatkoski, $619,000.
Bonnie Branch Rd., 4868-Marion A. and Francis E. Johnson to William and Jennifer Cooch, $363,000.
Breakstone Ct., 7803-Edward R. and Nancy E. Croft to Harmanpreet Singh, $670,000.
Burrows Lane, 2944-Junjie Song and Zhihua Geng to Ravichandra B. Muthoju and Thriveni Munaganti, $650,000.
Jerseybelle Ct., 5417-Irwin L. and Christine M. Morris to Samuel Brewer, $630,000.
Mintz Lane, 5119-Francis J. and Reda M. Meanor Duffy to Ritesh Seth, $825,000.
Montgomery Run Rd., 8352, No. I-Chang J. and Nana C. Choi to Hwan Young and Alyssa Kim, $195,000.
Normandy Dr., 2919-Stephen L. and Ruth R. Lauer to Jordan A. and Kacie M. Strausbaugh, $467,500.
Quaker Brothers Dr., 8622, No. 27-Abhai and Rajita Tripathi to Johnson Somaram and Aruna D. Katikela, $320,000.
Sandstone Ct., 7701-Andra and Gary Distefano to Matthew and Jessica Degner, $595,000.
Streambank Way, 8505-Alec Beningfield and Cherrie L. Evans to Stephen Ward and Tamara Pearman, $680,000.
Tyson Rd., 8202-Lilliam E. Mendoza Toro to Patrick C. Cohill, $515,000.
Winding Ross Way, 8110-Mazhar Natour and Batoul Abbas to Sravanthi Nekkanti, $515,000.
FULTON AREA
Gunston St., 8816-Aaron J. and Heather C. Jaffey to Jennifer Dayle Smith, $715,000.
Mulberry St., 7615-Ronald A. and Jennifer L. Butler to Jillian L. and William J. Lamont, $880,000.
Terrace Lane, 11271-Deepa Kattail and Sameera Udipi to Bryian and Terry Tan, $709,000.
GLENELG AREA
Burntwoods Rd., 14010-Kerry H. and Robert C. Hite to Kristen Ashley Mandler, $485,000.
Penn Cross Ct., 4004-Mitchell Louis and Susan Davis Coccia to Justin Charles and Kristen Meekins Liberto, $670,000.
GLENWOOD AREA
Hunt Valley Dr., 2855-Thomas J. and Rebecca Taylor to Elizabeth C. and John D. Williams, $1.27 million.
HANOVER AREA
Hanover Crossing Way, 6325-David Michael and Bonwyn Matarozza Preis to Patrick Joseph and Erin Rose Nyren, $435,000.
Patuxent Quarter Rd., 6287-Linda Jo Byrd to Jamie L. and Angela M. Price, $510,000.
JESSUP AREA
Oak Meade Way, 8412-Kevin A. Scheminant to Tianna Reeves, $304,999.
KINGS CONTRIVANCE VILLAGE AREA
Birdhouse Cir., 9446, No. 12-Martin F. Jackson to Ashar Zaman, $320,000.
Copperwood Way, 7045-Carmen Rosa Gelavert to Steven A. Dial, $330,000.
Eden Brook Dr., 7323, No. E-28-Shannon Bisram to Melissa Ann Cisiewicz, $325,500.
Little Bird Path, 7313-Ronald R. and Sherri L. Capurso to Denise Giardina, $375,000.
Quarry Bridge Ct., 9521-Ronnie S. Kurlander and Katy Pardoe to Zahida and Arreba Aslam, $280,000.
Setting Sun Way, 7456-Gabriel and Megan E. Bellagamba to Markela and Matthew P. Murphy, $330,000.
Summer Park Ct., 9710-Susan E. Fischer to Chinthaka G. Hewadikdeniyage and Tonisha C. Herath, $290,000.
MULLINIX AREA
New Cut Rd., 18131-Richard H. Kolb Jr. to Nicholas Paul and Krystin Anne Locantore, $619,000.
SAVAGE AREA
Savage Guilford Rd., 8266-Douglas Carrol Slater to Wendy Lizette Castro Alvarado, $290,000.
SCAGGSVILLE-LAUREL AREA
Breamore Ct., 9385-Maury W. and Kelly F. Harris to Edy Asdrubal Ruano Osorio, $295,000.
Churchill Way, 10419-Lee and Elizabeth Myers to Kimberly Maisel and Michael Stopek, $687,000.
Fennel Way, 10011-Kwang S. Sauer to Colin and Jacqueline Albaugh, $640,000.
Hadleigh Ct., 9632-Dana Wolfe Hesse to Yemisi O. Adesomo, $350,000.
Light Moon Way, 8570-Colin B. and Jacqueline L. Albaugh to Robert Francisco and Lisa Anne Bote, $437,500.
Melody Dr., 9014-Burkard Homes Corp. to Bishop J. Felix and James K. Modozie, $539,990.
Peachtree Lane, 8715-Robert A. and Kimberly Grear Perone to Senait Murutse Desta and Daniel Tesfay Teklu, $610,000.
Rock Ripple Lane, 9388-Kishan and Ekta Kapadia to Jarom and Erin Voyles, $425,000.
Timber Oak Lane, 8715-Sterling National Bank to Susan and Robert Pate, $459,900.
SYKESVILLE AREA
River Rd., 785-Jelles N. Fonda and Kathryn A. OￜￜￜConnell to Lin Wang, $810,000.
WEST FRIENDSHIP AREA
Fox Valley Dr., 3141-American Intl Relocation Corp. and Daniel Murtha to Samuel K. and Emma P. Tweneboah, $790,000.
WOODBINE AREA
Cattail Woods Lane, 1717-Gregory D. and Michelle D. Moore to Daniel and Elizabeth Dudley, $660,000.
Woodbine Rd., 2070-Chad A. and Cory A. Zirk to Michele Marie and Shawn Alexander Gannon, $599,900.
WOODSTOCK AREA
Chaucer Way, 2105-Douglas S. and Margaret M. Kapustin to Anumalasetty Veeranjaneyulu and Sudharani Anumalasetty, $605,000.
Folkestone Way, 10730-Sang Kyun Ryu to Sameer Siddiqui and Gauri Mehta, $510,000.
Old Frederick Rd., 10884-Rodney W. Williams and Judith A. Carrithers to Michael R. Walton Jr. and Jodie Keenan, $800,000. | Emory Laneá 16650-Patsy C. Herold á០Julia Hernandezá $459,900á
Hornbeam Dr.á 4712-Clinton D. ááŸáá·áº Shenita Y. White á០Stephen J. Tapparo ááŸáá·áº Luz M. Redondo á¡ááœáẠ$685,000á
Morgal St., 4410-Jeremy A. Schiffer ááŸáá·áº Rachel Werner á០Daniel F. Rogers ááŸáá·áº Jennifer L. Gordon á¡ááœáẠ$470,000á
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Veirs Mill Rd., 12732, á¡ááŸáẠ1-101-Steven W. Watts ááŸáá·áº Bradley Nolan Watts á០Janys A. Cabrera Diaz, $190,000á
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Alta Vista Rd., 5511-Ihor G. ááŸáá·áº Catherine Murashchyk á០Marco ááŸáá·áº Carolyn Macchiavelli á¡ááœáẠ$707,500á
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Bells Mill Rd., 6400-Ivan S. Dimitrov ááŸáá·áº James Norris Platt á០Molly A. Herrera ááŸáá·áº Juan C. Herrera Trejo ááá¯á· $656,000á
Brixton Laneá 9903-Jeffrey M. ááŸáá·áº Sheryl E. Prieto á០Gabriel I. Parra ááŸáá·áº Natalia Gudinoá $745,000á
Burdette Rd., 8300, No. 502-Donna G. Smith ááŸáá·áº Charles H. Goldberg á០Kenneth H., Francine ááŸáá·áº Richard Shure, $680,000 á
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Buttermere Laneá 6707-Irma Lee Westrell á០Peter Glaserá $630,000á
Exeter Rd., 7515-Barry L. ááŸáá·áº Sigrun F. Haase to Carlton Ervin, $3.5 million.
Harling Laneá 4517-Anthony B. ááŸáá·áº Frank Crisafulli á០Carlyle P. Thorsená $889,000á
Inglemere Dr.á 9819-Masha Kruskal á០Earle ááŸáá·áº Cynthia Ingallsá $830,000á
Maple Ave., 4600-Richard Allen Lingle á០Nathan K. Redmann ááŸáá·áº Bianca Elizabeth Bersani ááá¯á·á $1.2 million.
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McLean Dr.á 5605-Mid-Atlantic Custom Builders Corp.á Edward ááŸáá·áº Lerna Chaglassian ááá¯á· áá±á«áºáᬠ2.33 áááºážá
Millwood Rd., 7208-Richard Coghlan ááŸáá·áº Sang Me Lee á០Roman ááŸáá·áº Katja Elisabeth Heini ááá¯á·á $2.65 million.
Pelham Rd., 8507-George L. Richardson ááŸáá·áº Beatriz M. Romero Junquera á០Huanhuan Deng ááŸáá·áº Bing Qi ááá¯á· $1.48 million.
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Rannoch Rd., 6800-John L. Stodola á០Katherine E. Pappas ááŸáá·áº Craig D. Goldstein, $1.3 million.
Sentinel Dr., 4970, No.11-204-Kerry Lynn Edwards to Rae B. Wine, $564,000á
Still Spring Ct.á 8300-Eric Paul Hanson ááŸáá·áº Celia Noemi Cruz á០Daniel P. Simon ááŸáá·áº Lisa Marie Yanni á¡ááœáẠ$925,000á
Vendome Dr., 9232-John D. Gordon ááŸáá·áº H. Allison Smith á០Brian S. Gold, $1.44 áááºážá
Walton Rd., 5816-Natalie A. Albina á០Stephen T. Power ááŸáá·áº Claudia A. Laguzzi, $1.58 million.
Whitley Park Terr.á 5450á áá¶áá«áẠ305-Cheryl L. Maltz ááŸáá·áº Adrienne K. Maltz á០Mohanlalá Panna ááŸáá·áº Dipti Mistry á¡ááœáẠ$389,250á
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Winterberry Ct.á 5-Guillermo Jose Aviles Mendoza ááŸáá·áº Juliana Kruse De Andrade Maia á០Maria L. Bruno Ruiz ááŸáá·áº Daniel F.B. Ruizá $852,500á
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BOYDS á§áááá¬
Conrad Spring Rd., 15432-James P. ááŸáá·áº Natacha C. Walsh á០Rosemarie Borisowá $765,000á
Shiloh Church Rd., 23210-Joe D. and Mary V. Pace to Sam and Rima Abuobaid, $925,000á
BROOKEVILLE á§áááá¬
Briars Rd., 3422-Mark B. ááŸáá·áº Gail A. Gunod Green á០Maura Burns ááŸáá·áº James Landers Sullivan á¡ááœáẠ$519,500á
Honeystone Wayá 2302-Peter ááŸáá·áº Christina Donath á០Vincent ááŸáá·áº Nicole T. Walker á¡ááœáẠ$725,000á
Saint George Wayá 2515-Laura Kane ááŸáá·áº Richard V. Fazio á ááá¯ááºááá¯ááºááŸá¯á Michael ááŸáá·áº Yelena C. Roshal á¡ááœáẠ$727,000á
BURTONSVILLE á§áááá¬
Aldora Cir., 14119-Gary W. ááŸáá·áº Wendy Ann whichard to Emmerson Nelson, $285,000á
Bentley Park Dr., 14517-Daniel and Laura Davis to Tariq Shahzad and Humera Tariq, $660,000á
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Regalwood Terr., 4313-Gordon H. Fry to Nina M. Keach and Lou Deutschman, $300,000á
Sorrento Ct., 14502-Tokozile ááŸáá·áº Rodwell Dlodlo to Akossiwa E. Atohoun, $290,000á
CALVERTON-COLESVILLE á§áááá¬
English Turn Dr.á 13015-Itea Investments Corp. ááá¯á· Meseret Ibsaá $750,000á
Lillian Laneá 111-Carol Delaney ááŸáá·áº Patrick J. Doyle á០Mamoon Osman Hassan Saeed á¡ááœáẠ$470,000á
Peaceful Laneá 1415-Reginald L. Penny á០Antoine D. Poole II ááŸáá·áº Marielys Monteroá $435,000á
Staley Manor Dr., 1743-Sarah M. Pevey á០Harris Iqbal ááŸáá·áº Victoria Audrey Prevette, $310,000á
Woodlake Dr., 3552, áá¶áá«áẠ19-Tara M. Royster to Titilayo O. Adigun, $365,000á
CHEVY CHASE á§áááá¬
Clifford Ave., 8804-Nancy B. ááŸáá·áº Condit N. Eddy á០Patricia M. Diaz ááŸáá·áº Marcelino N. Andrade, $730,000á
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Falstone Ave., 4723-Brandon H. ááŸáá·áº Anna J. Lee á០Helene Safire ááá¯á· $1.25 million.
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Inverness Dr.á 3601-David J. Chorzempa á០Brian P. ááŸáá·áº Cathleen D. Ciampaá $1.2 áááºážá
Levelle Dr.á 9211-Steven D. ááŸáá·áº Kimberley C. Pearson á០Rebecca S. ááŸáá·áº Daniel L. Weaver á០$1.31 áááºážá
Wisconsin Ave., 5600, á¡ááŸáẠ1407-Terry Holtzman ááŸáá·áº Mary Holtzman áá¡áááºááŒá¶ááŒá±á Joseph E. Schwartz ááŸáá·áº Anne Weiss ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $1.32 million.
Wyndale Laneá 7404-Joy M. Leong á០Robert A. Vricellaá $975,000á
CLARKSBURG á§áááá¬
Basswood Hill Dr., 23114-Sun Kyung Yu to Mouhamed and Fatou Dioum, $430,400á
Ebenezer Chapel Dr., 13070-Third Try Corp., Manoj Maheshwari ááŸáá·áº Nitu Pasari, $515,000á
Pond Pine Dr.á 12109-Rui P. ááŸáá·áº Jessica Torres á០Yong Guo ááŸáá·áº Shangwei Liu á¡ááœáẠ$435,000á
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Winding Woods Wayá 22002-Clarksburg Village Corp. á០Jeffrey Glenn ááŸáá·áº Venita Yvette Scott á¡ááœáẠ$601,395á
CLOVERLY-EDNOR á§áááá¬
Cantrell Rd., 14400-Musawwir A. ááŸáá·áº Tasnuva Khan á០Luis M. ááŸáá·áº Edgar C. Loayas Aguilar, $550,000á
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Redgate Ct.á 2-Roger M. Brown ááŸáá·áº Karen Jayne Doswell á០Deborah Y. Clark ááá¯á· $706,000á
DAMASCUS á§áááá¬
Biscayne Laneá 9904-Lawrence ááŸáá·áº Lindsay Haley á០Jason ááŸáá·áº Amanda Oakes ááá¯á· $395,000á
Canvasback Wayá 9958-Jessica M. McLaughlin ááŸáá·áº Mark R. Nettling to Yamila Medinaá $249,000á
Middleboro áá±á«ááºáá¬á 10812-Susan M. Hensley á០Junmin ááŸáá·áº Xiaoxiang Zhang áá±á«áºáᬠ550,000á
Valley Park Terr.á 25732á áá¶áá«áẠH-2-Jesus Arturo Parrau ááŸáá·áº Nicole Jennifer Hartwick á០Caitlin Ann Caffrey á¡ááœáẠ$259,000á
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DERWOOD á§áááá¬
Cliffbourne Laneá 17817- Joan B. Carpenter á០Kyle M. ááŸáá·áº Lynn E. Erickson ááá¯á·áá¡áááºáá¬á $515,000á
Granby Rd., 6108-Florence M. Hallman ááŸáá·áº Patricia L. Boyer á០Sonia Mundle Smith, $685,000á
Nutwood Ct., 7609-Alan J. Diamond ááŸáá·áº Carol Janus á០Laddawan Thirachawalitá $375,000á
Wheat Fall Dr., 17521-John C. Vergelli ááŸáá·áº Kathleen Ann Vergelli á ááá¯ááºááá¯ááºááŸá¯á Luis F. Retana ááŸáá·áº Betsy N. Lopez, $450,000á
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Brewster Ct., 314-Andrew J. ááŸáá·áº Kristin A. Schrader á០Cheryl Ann Hurwitz ááá¯á· $653,000á
Dryden St., 1107-Laurie A. Yengo á០Jodi Ilene Charles, $500,000á
Glenwild Rd., 10615-Arceli Bacsinila á០Ashley Nicole Macon ááŸáá·áº Shauna Natasha Davis, $482,500á
Lowander Lane, 813-U.S. Yonas Nigatu Gurach ááá¯á· áááºááŸáá·áº á¡ááœá±á¡ááŸá
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ááºáž Trust, $440,000á
Saybrook Ave., 9308-Laverne H. Havelka á០Deanna L. Wright, $504,000á
Sutherland Rd., 10003-Jared E. ááŸáá·áº Jennifer L. Gigliotti á០Robert H. ááŸáá·áº Ashley S. Burch, $615,000á
GAITHERSBURG á§áááá¬
Barn Swallow Terr.á 18728- Matthew ááŸáá·áº Shanna Bahen á០James Michael Whalen á¡ááœáẠ$276,000á
Fertile Meadow Ct., 18023-Rajeev ááŸáá·áº Gunjan Jain á០Maryonne A.C. Snow Smith ááá¯á· $350,000á
Grosbeak Terr.á 18632-Brian Williams á០Dalicia Ashley Eschoe ááá¯á· $295,000á
Hummingbird Terr.á 9235-JLG áááºážááŸá®ážááŒáŸá¯ááºááŸá¶ááŸá¯ áá±á¬áºááá¯áá±ážááŸááºážá០Marc D. ááŸáá·áº Brandon Riley Goldsteiná $325,000á
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Lindstrom Ct., 17615-Alan R. ááŸáá·áº Jan Briddell Stevens á០Jaime Romeo Valiente Gallegos ááŸáá·áº Ruth Fransoli Valiente ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $325,000á
Pearlbush Dr., 7900, áá¶áá«áẠ302-Edward J. Maynes á០Christine R. Kim ááŸáá·áº Ricky M. Zatz, $129,999á
Tulip Dr.á 110-Ashley J. White ááŸáá·áº Christopher A. Sibrizzi á០Aaron K. ááŸáá·áº Anna K. Serrano á¡ááœáẠ$400,000á
GAITHERSBURG-ááŒá±á¬ááºáááºááŸá POTOMAC á§áááá¬
Apple Blossom Wayá 112-Wen I. Wear ááŸáá·áº Jack Pai Young Liu á០Kannan Chinnasamy ááŸáá·áº Harita Kannan ááá¯á· $610,000á
Boat House Ct.á 14-Qisheng Li ááŸáá·áº Jinwen Chen ááẠDun Liang ááŸáá·áº Sutan Wu ááá¯á· $771,000 ááŒá
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Chestertown St.á 122-Scott V. ááŸáá·áº Sharon L. Nystrom á០Andrew ááŸáá·áº Jaclyn Nicoletta á¡ááœáẠ$882,500á
Clover Knoll Rd., 11925-Inge J. Caldwell á០Eric Endicott ááŸáá·áº Heather Leeper ááá¯á· $515,000á
Curry Ford Laneá Francis Aning Boddom ááá¯á· 208-Suntrust Banká $320,000á
Diamondback Dr., 506, No.241-C.F. á
ááºáááºáá¬á ááá¯ááºááŸááºáá±á¬áºááá¯áá±ážááŸááºážá០Lok Wong Samson ááá¯á· $489,900á
Fenceline Dr.á 12-Maureen Q. Ponce á០Umesh J. Rajani ááŸáá·áº Purvi R. Desaiá $380,000á
Helene St., 535-Blake E. ááŸáá·áº Ilene H. Godsey á០Gary M. ááŸáá·áº Judith Lynn Katz á¡ááœáẠ$809,900á
Kimberly Ct. W., 785-Perfect Homes Corp.á០Summer G. Martinez ááŸáá·áº Daniel Francis Cumberland Jr., $535,000á
Linslade St., 724-Verna W. ááŸáá·áº Jerry C. Van Wert Jr. á០Christopher Michael ááŸáá·áº Courtney B.K. Knausá $800,000á
Orchard Hills Dr., 111-Mark A. ááŸáá·áº Joanna Green á០Ebrahim Rajabtabar Darvish ááŸáá·áº Hanieh Ataei á¡ááœáẠ$550,000á
Phelps St., 477-Rajesh Kumar ááŸáá·áº Anju Goel á០Yang Liu ááŸáá·áº Yu Zhang á¡ááœáẠ$624,000á
Quince Orchard Blvd., 882, No. 202-Xiaoyou Chen to Anisur Rahman Palash ááŸáá·áº Afia A. Jahan, $115,000á
Sylvan Glade Dr., 14440-Drew Evan ááŸáá·áº Ryann Leslie Morris á០Shafiul ááŸáá·áº Mahabuba Alam Elahee áá±á«áºáᬠ1 áááºážá
Water Oak Dr.á 15105-Jai Raj Narain ááŸáá·áº Tara B. Rajan á០Chawan Elliot Barnes ááŸáá·áº Sadaf Afkhami á¡ááœáẠ$620,000á
GERMANTOWN á§áááá¬
áá¶á¡áááºááŒá®áž áá±á«ááºáá¬á 13600 - Hao Ping Chaiá Hwei Chun Chou á¡ááœáẠ$259,900á
Chalet Dr.á 18140á á¡ááŸáẠ7-101-Hsiu Ling Hsu á០Annette Richardsá $178,000á
Dairymaid Dr.á 13139á á¡ááŸáẠ103-Fang Xu á០Bowen Yangá $155,000á
Esmond Ct.á 27-Joseph Beall ááŸáá·áº Paul Yanoshik á០Eric Robert ááŸáá·áº Keke Schuler á¡ááœáẠ$308,900á
Lake Park Dr.á 19918á áá¶áá«áẠ922-Sandra ááŸáá·áº Maria Pazmino á០Augustina Boamah ááŸáá·áº Kwame Konadu ááá¯á· $310,000á
Lowfield Terr., 13413-Jasbir ááŸáá·áº Piari Singh á០Mario ááŸáá·áº Janeth Andino á¡ááœáẠ$345,000á
Martins Landing Dr., 18700-Stephen P. Macloud to Michael L. Tash, $284,500á
Moonwalk Ct., 18910-Chad ááŸáá·áº Amanda Berkhammer á០Vitaly Avilov ááŸáá·áº Qi Zeng á¡ááœáẠ$564,900á
Rayfield Dr., 19425-Juan A. and Isabel Galvez Salgado to Scott and Mignonette Petersen, $401,000á
Shipley Terr.á 20209á áá¶áá«áẠ1-B-201-Hector A. ááŸáá·áº Jose Omar Andino Rivera á០Hector Hermando Neira Herrera ááŸáá·áº Graciela Q. Neiraá $180,000á
Summer Oak Dr., 11527-Mark M. ááŸáá·áº Megan A. Jackowski á០Timothy R. ááŸáá·áº Alena Lynn Carter, $305,000á
Warrior Brook Dr.á 19141-Zhengliang Bu ááŸáá·áº Lanlan Zhang á០Robert Eugene ááŸáá·áº Danielle Ross Franklin ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $409,900á
Winding Creek Wayá 12041-Francoise A. Andre ááŸáá·áº Apostol T. Vassilev á០Jibran Misbah ááŸáá·áº Farah Reyaz ááá¯á· $322,000á
KENSINGTON á§áááá¬
Brunswick Ave., 10700-Roy E. ááŸáá·áº Herlyth B. Clark á០Thomas G. ááŸáá·áº Madison Dickinson Hendren, $550,000á
Flanders Ave., 5307-Silviu C. ááŸáá·áº Leana Cretu á០Steven H. Ngo á¡ááœáẠ$650,000á
Midvale Rd., 11120-Jerome Rossignuolo ááŸáá·áº Chu Chu Lan á០Timothy Jerome White Jr. ááŸáá·áº Ghazal Parsa á¡ááœáẠ$769,000á
Saul Rd., 4501-Jonathan George Mathis á០Rosita Alyssa Baua Hermann, $699,000á
LAYTONSVILLE á§áááá¬
Flamingo Terr.á 24340-James P. ááŸáá·áº Natacha C. Walsh á០William Marshall Lee ááŸáá·áº Casey Christine Robertson ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $380,000á
Lochaven Ct., 20924-Donna M. Marino á០Michael Anthony ááŸáá·áº Leslie Susan Gladu ááá¯á· $625,000á
Watkins Rd., 9631-Suzanne ááŸáá·áº Donald L. Diddle to Scott D. Parello, $480,000á
Woodfield School Rd., 25130-Joseph Allen ááŸáá·áº Cheryl Peters Wyatt á០Patricia ááŸáá·áº Terry Nichols ááá¯á· $635,000á
MONGOMERY VILLAGE á§áááá¬
Brassie Wayá 9620-Shannon Frye Robb á០Richard Pineda ááŸáá·áº Alicia D. Valle Toledoá $199,900á
Copps Hill Pl., 18124-Fabiana I. ááŸáá·áº Ismelda Gaona á០Marco Antonio Uceda Juica ááá¯á· $225,000á
Hellingly Pl., 9728, áá¶áá«áẠ203-Anthony Malek á០Nicolaas Johannes Van Staden, $114,000á
Mills Choice Rd.á 19023á áá¶áá«áẠ4-James I. ááŸáá·áº Tuanhwa H. Cheng á០Leo Stanley ááŸáá·áº Konika A. Rodrigueseá $130,000á
Ravenglass Wayá 8732-Patricia M. Benjamin á០Nicolas E. Quinonesá $195,000á
Sterncroft Ct., 20504-Jesus Huaman ááŸáá·áº Frida Mojonero á០Ketty E. Peraza ááŸáá·áº Cristofer Adalverto Gonzalez á¡ááœáẠ$238,500á
Transhire Rd., 19551-John Charles Marshall á០Laurel Foster, $240,000á
HAMPSHIRE ESTATES-HILLANDALE á§áááá¬á¡áá
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Hedin Dr.á 9809-Clifford H. ááŸáá·áº Sandra Ivery á០Saleela ááŸáá·áº Shailesh Kumar Sharma á¡ááœáẠ$416,500á
NORBECK-LAYHILL á§áááá¬
Bel Pre Rd., 3750, áá¶áá«áẠ11-Andrew ááŸáá·áº Paulette M. Ladas á០Marcos R. Tamayo Olivier ááŸáá·áº Carla A. Luis, $92,500á
Camellia Dr., 12813-Gary ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth M. Gilliam á០Erica S. St. Louis ááŸáá·áº Herbert Russell Frisby III ááá¯á· $475,000á
Edelmar Terr., 3612, No. 127-A-Woodrow W. Hancock Jr. á០Alice C. McGurty, $241,500á
Greenery Laneá 2308á á¡ááŸáẠ302-13- Federal National Mortgage Association ááŸáá·áº BWW Law Group Corp. á០Rasheda Akter ááŸáá·áº Nazifa Tazrian Munia ááá¯á· $189,900á
Innsbruck Ct., 14420, áá¶áá«áẠ3-AB-Steve J. Chaney á០Francisco N. Hernandez Savinon, $185,000á
Interlachen Dr.á 15101á á¡ááŸáẠ1-414- Ann M. McDowell á០Barry Friedberg áá¡áááºáá¬á $280,000á
Island Creek Ct., 3423, No. 132-A-Robert S. ááŸáá·áº Emilene Werner á០Katherine L. ááŸáá·áº Thomas G. Bugenhagen á¡ááœáẠ$468,000á
á¡áááºážááŒá±ááá¹áᬠBlvd N., 3200, áá¶áá«áẠ619-Cindy Ann Gilman ááŸáá·áº Freeda S. Wolf to Gail Roe, $404,000 á
á¡áááºážááŒá±ááá¹áᬠBlvd N., 3330, No. 5-915-Roger D. Feldman ááŸáá·áº Gertrude Coburn Feldman á០Val S. ááŸáá·áº Judith Sasmore, $152,500á
Ludham Dr., 3209, áá¶áá«áẠ193-A-Edward A. Perron á០Sherry Lynne Stargel, $315,000á
Nordic Hill Cir.á 1651- Kenneth Cutler ááŸáá·áº Wioleta Laska á០Eugenio J. Aleman ááŸáá·áº Maria C. Vassallo áá¶ááá¯á· $494,000á
Redspire Dr.á 13302-Dale ááŸáá·áº Lilyan Kang á០Hoang M. Nguyen ááŸáá·áº Mai X. Huynh á០$825,000á
Weller Rd., 2604-Luciano ááŸáá·áº Lidia DiFranco á០Tena Gebretsadik ááŸáá·áº Hana Wondimu, $450,000á
OLNEY á§áááá¬
Buehler Rd., 17816, áá¶áá«áẠ1-B-2-Luis Anthony Jaramillo á០Peter J. ááŸáá·áº Joseph Toller Leicht, $125,000á
Gelding Laneá 3811-Michelle R. Cascio á០Paulina M. Kozoroskyá $373,000á
Overwood Dr.á 17804-Maurice L. Vekeman Jr. á០Nicholas Domenico Richards ááŸáá·áº Jennifer Steiger á០$472,500á
Shadowridge Terr.á 18606-Cynthia L. Dunn á០Seble Abebe ááŸáá·áº Mulugeta T. Fisseha ááá¯á· $421,000á
POOLESVILLE á§áááá¬
Hughes Rd., 17300-Jeffrey Dayton ááŸáá·áº Leona J. Nelson áá¡áááºááŒá¶ááŒá± Jesse Ryan ááŸáá·áº Jennifer Loznak ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $443,500á
Spurrier Ave., 19812-Randolph C. ááŸáá·áº Nancy L. Halphen á០Stephen ááŸáá·áº Angela Amanda Trice á¡ááœáẠ$430,000á
POTOMAC á§áááá¬
Bartonshire Wayá 1294-Donna R. Foley á០Laurence Wade ááŸáá·áº Sarah Maria Tivnaná $710,000á
Betteker Laneá 9905-Patrick D. ááŸáá·áº Mariella V. Young á០Yan Zhang ááá¯á· $680,000á
Brushwood Wayá 13149-Jennifer M. Whitlow á០Jeffrey T. ááŸáá·áº Michele Molyn Napoliello áá±á«áºáᬠ1.73 áááºážá
Cambridge Manor Ct., 9237-Kathleen J.S. ááŸáá·áº Stevan A. Varga á០Sean Wesley Hiapo ááŸáá·áº Jill Renee Olson ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž áá±á«áºáᬠ1.82 áááºážá
Conestoga Wayá 9708-RBL Ventures áá±á¬áºááá¯áá±ážááŸááºážá០Kevin Kyuhong ááŸáá·áº Yoojin Choi áá¶ááá¯á· $930,000á
Democracy Blvd., 10240-Barbara ááŸáá·áº Gerard P. Champaloux á០Ejike Asiegbunam ááá¯á· áá±á«áºáᬠ1.8 áááºážá
Fallsmead Wayá 1203-Wai Keen Chung ááŸáá·áº Junqing Liu á០Colter Thomas ááŸáá·áº Alana Wase Bell á¡ááœáẠ$753,000á
Inverness Ridge Rd., 8145-Donna F. Panagos á០Xun Sun ááŸáá·áº Linnu Cao ááá¯á· $560,000á
Lloyd Rd., 10325-Mark B. ááŸáá·áº Donna Tasso Johnson á០John K. Wilson ááŸáá·áº Katherine J. Scoville á¡ááœáẠ$829,000á
Milbern Dr., 11612- Sheshagiri Rao ááŸáá·áº Kusum A.R. Kalavar á០James P. ááŸáá·áº Calie B. Lillisá $735,000á
River Falls Dr., 8304-Edward J. ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth C. Hudson á០Blair Alexander ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth Goergen Silver, $1.4 million.
Stratton Dr., 2001-Michelle L. Snyder ááŸáá·áº Jonathon S. Colton á០Ira S. Miller ááŸáá·áº Allison Buchman, $775,000á
Turnberry Dr., 9472-Paul A. and Susan L. Commander Samakow to Virun Lee, $880,000á
Willowbrook Dr., 11137-Pei Ying ááŸáá·áº Diana H. Chen á០Kevin P. ááŸáá·áº Angela R. Murphy ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $1.09 million.
ROCKVILLE á§áááá¬
Azalea Dr., 868, áá¶áá«áẠ21-Prashant ááŸáá·áº Quenie Thi Nguyen Goswami to Ehud Inbar, $350,000á
Barbados Pl., 5916, áá¶áá«áẠ59-Trudy Bernstein á០Ari Payes, $399,000á
Boiling Brook Pkwy., 4722-Andrew J. Horos á០Mohd Sulaiman ááŸáá·áº Moska Hakimzada, $390,000á
Brentford Dr., 5109-Joseph C. Werner to Jimmy Su, $365,000á
Charles St., 335-Leqin Shi á០Patrick Jose Raminhos, $317,000á
Dundee áááºážá 2002-Tian Zhou á០Peipei Huá $515,000á
Ertter Dr.á 4904-Steven T. ááŸáá·áº Karon C. Martinez á០Christopher A. Yen ááŸáá·áº Luyao Zhang á¡ááœáẠ$590,000á
Gaither Rd., 1017-Morgan Chiu ááŸáá·áº Hsiaofang Yeh á០Gregory ááŸáá·áº Dorothy Yahr ááá¯á· $525,000á
Glenmore Terr.á 2267-Lawrence G. Lazar ááŸáá·áº Leilei He á០Natalia Komissarova $765,000á
Linden Square Ct., 5804, á¡ááŸáẠ41-Karla Olsen á០Andrea Basdekian, $535,000á
Luxberry Ct.á 9á áá¶áá«áẠ4-Shulamith B. ááŸáá·áº Donald D. Weisman á០Michael Anthony OￜￜￜSullivan ááŸáá·áº Janet Rae Fox ááá¯á·á $570,000á
Monroe St., 114, á¡ááŸáẠ302-Yuri Berman á០Gennadiy A. Pavlyukovets ááŸáá·áº Natallia S. Kotseneva, $235,000á
Old Georgetown Rd., 11710, No. 1226-Scott Christopher ááŸáá·áº Alina Elizabeth Hotaling to Majid Majd, $325,000á
Paulsboro Dr., 957-Heather A. Mulloy to Nurgul Gelic, $495,000á
Rolling House Rd., 11327-Ira B. Mirsky á០Thomas ááŸáá·áº Ola Chen á¡ááœáẠ$850,000á
Rose Ave., 930, No. 1906-Pike & Rose Condominium Inc. ááá¯á· Melony ááŸáá·áº Robert Muller, $479,900.
Strathmore Park Ct., 10400, áá¶áá«áẠ303-Steven D. ááŸáá·áº Laurie J. Macht á០Gerard E. ááŸáá·áº Germana B. Mitchell, $800,000 á
Topping Rd., 4704-Ryan M. ááŸáá·áº Angela H. Harper á០Bradly M. Bauman ááŸáá·áº Kristen Elmezzi á¡ááœáẠ$470,000á
Warfield Dr.á 618-Kevin Frederic ááŸáá·áº Cynthia Jo Brooks á០Lucy Angela Carone Elliott á¡ááœáẠ$650,000á
Wickshire Wayá 11020á áá¶áá«áẠA-5-Corey ááŸáá·áº Emily Baker á០John Carlos Wong á¡ááœáẠ$625,000á
SENECA Park-CEDAR GROVE á§áááá¬
Amber Ridge Cir., 12031-George A. and Traci D. Crawford to Adam Shuaib ááŸáá·áº Amanda Stegmiller, $350,000á
Bent Creek Terr.á 11318-Jill R. Freund ááá¯á· Belinda B. Nyarkoá $350,000á
Owls Nest Cir.á 21255á áá¶áá«áẠUN40-Seung H. ááŸáá·áº Hannah Weerae Lee á០Fenton G. Dobard Jr. ááŸáá·áº Alicia R. Tellisá $355,000á
Royal Crown Dr.á 12509-Brian ááŸáá·áº Irina Mitchell á០Swayne J. Singh ááŸáá·áº Tigest Eyasu á¡ááœáẠ$500,000á
Sojourn Ct., 21003, No. 33-Janice A. Thomas to Vernette V. Vernon, $280,000á
SILVER ááœá±áŠážá§áááá¬
Cassedy St., 2737-Melinda Campos ááŸáá·áº Gloria Zagorski á០Daniel J. Zarin, $627,500á
Easley St., 701-Gunnar Grodsky á០Ahmed ááŸáá·áº Nihad Fawzy, $1.34 áááºážá
Kingsbury Dr., 9105-Stanford D. Gillis to Gregory S. Avicola, $630,000á
Russell Rd., 9411-Paul Skafte á០Samuel R. Gilbert ááŸáá·áº Erica E. Eisenmaná $665,000á
Washington Ave., 2207, No. W-203-Amy T. and Jason R. Barnard to Beatriz Rodriguez, $280,000á
Second Ave., 8926-Tage Jacob Rainsford ááŸáá·áº Danielle Nichole Bird á០Jason David Schellhardt á¡ááœáẠ$735,000á
TAKOMA áááºážááŒá¶ á§áááá¬
Carroll Ave., 7342-Keith A. and Sara Mercedes Allen Sieverding to Alfred Clarence and Claire Joanna Bertrand, $715,000.
Hudson Ave., 601, No. 312-Leslie Charles ááŸáá·áº Judith Ann Hobbs á ááá¯ááºááá¯ááºááŸá¯ááŒá
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TWINBROOK á§áááá¬
Debeck Dr.á 1004-Laura S. Johnson á០Isabelle Raquin ááŸáá·áº Jonathan Honigman áá¶ááá¯á· $482,000á
Gilbert Rd., 1003-Richard ááŸáá·áº Debora Branthover Jordan A. Stubbs ááŸáá·áº Carol Oser ááá¯á· $370,000á
Lemay Rd., 5935-Andrew J. Wilks ááŸáá·áº Edward H. Walker ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž Rajeev ááŸáá·áº Sandra Purohit á¡ááœáẠ$448,402á
Rockcrest Cir.á 30-Kevin William Green ááŸáá·áº Kimberly Pisabaj á០Gibran Shaikh ááŸáá·áº Zuha Moin á¡ááœáẠ$485,000á
WHEATON á§áááá¬
Bluff Terr.á 101-Benjamin Scott Sammon á០Connie Lynn Bacon ááŸáá·áº John Patrick Andrews á $535,000á
Cone Laneá 11004-Dorothy S. ááŸáá·áº John J. Crnkovic á០William Henry Washington Jr. ááŸáá·áº Keshni Naicker á¡ááœáẠ$400,000á
Georgia Ave., 9806, á¡ááŸáẠ22-301-John Justin Gradowski á០Deborah Meetze Hinton ááŸáá·áº James Reid Rowlett, $230,000á
Hardy Ave., 2814-Andreas P. Gelner ááŸáá·áº Adrienne J. Capkovic á០Endalew K. Delegassa ááŸáá·áº Eleni G. Dinkalem, $366,000á
Imperial Dr., 1702-Laura L. Letson á០Matthew O. Spencer ááŸáá·áº Greta Claire Harman, $499,000á
Lamberton Dr.á 800-Robert H. ááŸáá·áº Angela C. Liberman á០Moshe B. ááŸáá·áº Melissa Broder á¡ááœáẠ$660,000á
Lovejoy St., 11803-Yossi Alkoby ááŸáá·áº Judith Meira Gershater á០Scott Weinberg ááŸáá·áº Julia Ashkanazy á¡ááœáẠ$522,500á
Woodland Dr., 9900-Sara A. ááŸáá·áº Angelique J. Willis Hilbrich á០Matthew G. Dean ááŸáá·áº Deborah A. Williams ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $525,000á
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Mount Ephraim Rd., 1888-Tom P. ááŸáá·áº Maureen T. Lapsa á០Lindsay Turner Johnson, $725,000á
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Crums Hollow Dr.á 801-David M. Kilpatrick á០Kenneth V. ááŸáá·áº Krisztina Baglyas Janoskoá $413,000á
Orndorff áá±á«ááºáᬠW., 134-Kelly A. Watson Huffer á០Matthew ááŸáá·áº Cheyenne Smith ááá¯á· $170,000á
Virginia Ave. N.á 12-Jeff ááŸáá·áº Sam Edgin Karen P. Orens ááá¯á· $280,000á
BUCKEYSTOWN á§áááá¬
Keller Lime Plant Rd., 6787-Charles M. ááŸáá·áº Julie N. McGuffin á០Joseph Brooks Gatewood, $339,000á
BURKITTSVILLE-JEFFERSON á§áááá¬
Camden áá±á«ááºáá¬á 4105-Joseph ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth Longo á¡ááœáẠLarissa Lefebure $347,000á
Pecan Ct., 3445-Gerard J. ááŸáá·áº Shirley L. Long á០Jonathan H. ááŸáá·áº Lori M. Paquin, $459,900á
EMMITSBURG á§áááá¬
Huntley Cir.á 1325-Allen Ambush to Skylar D. Poole ááŸáá·áº Megan S. Degrangeá $320,000á
FREDERIC CITY-ADAMSTOWN VILLAGE á§áááá¬
Avonshire Pl., 5620, No. D-Paul Werking to Lai Thang and Kippar Van, $183,000.
Black Creek Laneá 7203-Michael T. Malafarina á០Rachael Hallyburton ááŸáá·áº Patrick Koogle á $278,000á
Clifton áááºáž S., 6205-Eric Seth Epstein á០Rusty J. ááŸáá·áº Nancy J. Mikulas, $235,000á
Duke Ct.á 5184-Taruan D. ááŸáá·áº Daphne S. Matthews á០Damien Lamont Ricketts á¡ááœáẠ$210,000á
Essex Pl., 518-Marijka A. Grey á០Mary Joe Bayley ááá¯á· $191,500á
Granville Ct., 6638-Mandy Schall McAteer á០Jason W. Brinkley ááá¯á· $285,000á
Hollyberry Wayá 590-Eric J. Miller á០Lasker N. Ahmedá $198,000á
Jefferson Blvd., 6624-Payton M. ááŸáá·áº Bethany L. Reid á០Harry Russell ááŸáá·áº Sandra Sessa Lashley á¡ááœáẠ$515,000á
Killdeer Ct., 6737-Brett A. ááŸáá·áº Caitlin E. Vanorsdel á០Ryan Hopkins á¡ááœáẠ$245,000á
McGrath Pl., 6631-Calli Marie Rooney Lear to Nestor Arnoldo Nunez ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth A. Holden, $295,000á
Old Swimming Pool Rd., 4902-Walter L. Hepker ááŸáá·áº Rebecca G. Full to Brian P. Howie, $314,900á
Rivendell Pl., 5583-Marc Aaron ááŸáá·áº Christine Apolito á០Sheila R. Bonney, $282,000á
Small Gains Wayá 4949-Steven C. ááŸáá·áº Jessi D. Barmoy á០Luis Banoscare ááá¯á· $322,000á
Sweet Bay Ct.á 5775-Katherine C. Kelley á០Jennifer Lynn Buckleyá $209,900á
Timberwolf Dr., 1415-Linda Greenberg á០Omar Adonay Mendez Carias ááŸáá·áº Tylyn A. Medrano, $368,500á
Walcott Laneá 6511á áá¶áá«áẠ102-Jaime Thompson á០Darla H. Alterescuá $226,900á
Wood Duck Ct.á 6770-Nathan A. ááŸáá·áº Jessica R. Vanhouten á០Jianyong ááŸáá·áº Xiuqin Gao á¡ááœáẠ$224,400á
FREDERIC CITY-LIBERTOWN á§áááá¬
Baldridge Cir., 6140-Steven B. ááŸáá·áº Kendall Klosky Tiffany á០Erica F. ááŸáá·áº Anthony N. Cooke á $282,000 á
Bear Den Rd., 2563-Ronald L. Mallow ááŸáá·áº Robin N. Gordon á០Todd ááŸáá·áº Gail Fineberg, $389,900á
Bridgewater Ct. W., 9402-Razvan A. ááŸáá·áº Jennifer Simonica á០James ááŸáá·áº Lauren Ji Kim á¡ááœáẠ$409,900á
Catoctin Ave., 209-Joseph M. Shoemaker to James E. Rippeon II ááŸáá·áº Aimee Leigh Rider, $237,500á
Church St. E., 217-Katie A. Pribyl to Dianne Dain, $555,000á
Derrs Ct.á 1800-Jason R. ááŸáá·áº Kathleen A. Sepanic ááẠMichael A. ááŸáá·áº Evelyne Anzick á¡ááœáẠ$380,000á
Dogwood Dr., 1604-Daniel W. Trombetta to Paul Fritz, $305,000á
Egret Wayá 2625-Tracy Tucker ááŸáá·áº Kathleen Martin á០Sean Gibsoná $315,000á
Greenleese áá±á«ááºáᬠN., 1801-Jeffrey T. ááŸáá·áº Kari B. Enama á០Zachary Alan ááŸáá·áº Courtney Marie Davis, $424,000á
Holden Rd., 832-Calatlantic Group Inc. á០Joshua Adam ááŸáá·áº Sarah Anne Loftus ááá¯á· $497,473á
Jubal Wayá 926-Phineas Cornell ááŸáá·áº Sharander Lakilia Jackson á០Edmond D. Fuentesá áá±á«áºáᬠ260,000á
Lamp Post Laneá 2213-Sean M. ááŸáá·áº Amanda M. McWilliams á០Shayna L. Scott, $290,000á
McMurray St., 104-David W. ááŸáá·áº Kathryn L. Humphries á០Jennifer A. Wilson ááŸáá·áº Lesley J. Vandever ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $270,000á
Mill Island Pkwy., 3030, á¡ááŸáẠ310-Joseph A. Alexander á០Judith Westbrook, $327,000á
Palatine Dr.á 3000-Wormald Development áá¯áá¹ááá®á០Joan T. Reillyá $473,900á
Quay Ct., 7984-David H. Shiben á០Jamaal Anwar Jones ááá¯á· $220,000á
Sherman Ave., 304-Tarah M. Zuniga ááŸáá·áº Edison Zuniga Sanchez á០Amanda N. Barrientez, $216,000á
Springwater Ct., 6509, áá¶áá«áẠ6401-Jennifer Bolling Laggini Palmer á០Annie Walker, $190,000á
Stoners Ford Wayá 3025-Lorraine J. Stoltz ááŸáá·áº Marsha D. Flowers ááá¯á·ááẠDavid F. ááŸáá·áº Jeannie R. Knollman á¡ááœáẠ$462,000á
Village Square Rd., 2231-Debra A. Bowman to Janet Jenkins, $333,500á
Wheyfield Dr., 1618-Michael G. ááŸáá·áº Linda J. Murray á០Michelle Garrett, $286,000á
Fifth St. W., 235-Rachel E. Kavanagh á០Brian Patrick Walsh, $239,000á
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Andover Laneá 1636-Roberto Serpas Salmeron á០Justin A. Mawdsley ááŸáá·áº Carol L. Paulsoná $282,400á
Boulder Rd., 9404-Sabrina Elizabeth Smith á០Ivan ááŸáá·áº Kensy M. Alvarenga, $235,000á
Buell Dr., 93-Anthony and Melinda Hite to Blyden Bonar Jr. ááŸáá·áº Nancy Kobe, $250,000á
Catoctin Ct., 2500, áá¶áá«áẠ1-2B-Timothy L. ááŸáá·áº Terri J. Cannon ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž Chengkai Dai ááŸáá·áº Yishu He á០$170,000á
Coach House Wayá 2508á á¡ááŸáẠ1C-Chris A. Turner ááŸáá·áº Karen M. Cappolella á០Barbara A. Salt á ááá¯ááºááá¯ááºááŸá¯ $185,000á
Dominion Dr., 2406, No. 2C-Daniel L. and Tama R. Plombon to Patricia A. Lawton, $176,500á
Ellsworth Way, 2408, No. 2A-Frank E. Warner to Amy Haggerty, $164,000á
Fox Hunt Laneá 8223-Thomas E. ááŸáá·áº Kathleen E. Igo á០David Michael ááŸáá·áº Joli Naomi Chim á¡ááœáẠ$441,500á
Heather Ridge áá±á«ááºáá¬á 416-Wayne Deyton á០Joseph S. ááŸáá·áº Gillian A. Kulinaá $125,000á
Jordan Valley Wayá 8329-Richard W. ááŸáá·áº Linda S. Revolinsky á០Edwin ááŸáá·áº Jackeline Cartagena á¡ááœáẠ$470,000á
Livingstone Terr.á 9-Amanda M. ááŸáá·áº Joyce A. Zimmerman á០Kenyan L. Summers á¡ááœáẠ$219,900á
Millstream Dr.á 1844- Embrace Home Loans Inc. ááá¯á· Jasbir Singh Matharu, $205,000á
Runny Ct., 7002-Anthony S. and Jennifer J. Kokoskie to David W. and Kathryn L. Humphries, $340,000á
Shelley Cir., 2508, áá¶áá«áẠ8-Mark ááŸáá·áº David Degirolamo á០Elinor J. Rouff, $189,000á
Timber View Ct., 244-L&A Holdings áá±á¬áºááá¯áá±ážááŸááºážá០Kyle L. Georgius ááŸáá·áº Lauren N. Hicks ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $280,000á
Wilcox Valley Dr., 2053-Tiffany A. Glover and Tracy A. White to Michael R. ááŸáá·áº Ruthann McFadden, $409,000á
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Loy Wolfe Rd., 13500-Richard M. Pryor á០Trystin R. ááŸáá·áº David H. Alexander, $450,000á
IJAMSVILLE á§áááá¬
Melbourne Pl., 7503-Paul D. ááŸáá·áº Susan L. Manny á០Michael A. Chlebda ááá¯á· $565,000á
Shel Mar Dr.á 1907-Barry Edwin ááŸáá·áº Sharon Joy Wagman á០Jose M. Cambron Espino ááá¯á· $510,000á
LIBERTYTOWN á§áááá¬
Liberty Rd., 11920, No. 204A-Richard Lee ááŸáá·áº Heather L. Rippeon á០Brittney Nicole Rowse ááá¯á· $126,000á
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Boileau Ct.á 3-Gary ááŸáá·áº Sharon Diane Gregoire á០Connor R. ááŸáá·áº Brenda L. Smith á០$225,000á
Feldspar Rd., 4630-Brian T. ááŸáá·áº Lisa A. Edwards á០Jason Robert ááŸáá·áº Allison Jacob Jachowski á¡ááœáẠ$480,000á
Myersville Rd., 8620-Arthur D. Tringali á០Jason B. ááŸáá·áº Patricia M. Leffson Nalleyá $355,000á
Springbrook Ct. E., 7311-David T. ááŸáá·áº Mary E. Sweeney to Anita L. Bright, $192,296á
MULLINIX á§áááá¬
Autumn Ridge Ct., 902-Robert H. and Terri L. King to John F. ááŸáá·áº Jessica E. Fisher, $452,500á
Foggy Bottom Ct., 13887-Delores A. ááŸáá·áº Theodore L. Schwartzbeck á០Virginia Elizabeth ááŸáá·áº James Arthur Lagger, $442,000á
Mitchell Ct., 13904-Luke Tanner ááŸáá·áº Beth Mitchell á០William J. ááŸáá·áº Jessica M. Walker á¡ááœáẠ$648,000á
Streamview Ct., 6204-John ááŸáá·áº Barbara McIntee á០Steve Kelbaugh ááŸáá·áº Suzanne Shipley á¡ááœáẠ$499,900á
MYERSVILLE á§áááá¬
Hunters Knl., 1007-Jay Eric Rhoderick á០Jeffrey ááŸáá·áº Lisa K. Gottlieb, $610,000á
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Beach Dr. E., 6617-Daniel B. ááŸáá·áº Kellie C. Ganoung á០Charles J. Franco Jr. ááŸáá·áº Leslie Wang á¡ááœáẠ$255,000á
Country Club Rd., 11233-Gary ááŸáá·áº Sharon Witt á០Anthony Paul ááŸáá·áº Stefanie E. Lavin á¡ááœáẠ$455,000á
Fox Chase Rd., 6925-Raymond J. ááŸáá·áº Cynthia A. Graghty á០Matthew ááŸáá·áº Shanna Bahen á¡ááœáẠ$400,000á
Isaac Russell St., 534-New Market Residential Corp. ááŸáá·áº Oak Hill Properties Corp. á០Sean A. ááŸáá·áº Kristen L. Chaffman áá¶ááá¯á· $520,000.
Meadowlake Rd., 6933-Lisa Hamlin ááŸáá·áº Brian St. John á០Andrew Spangler ááŸáá·áº Jennifer Hake á¡ááœáẠ$495,000á
Richard Roberts St.á 400-New Market Residential Corp. ááŸáá·áº Oak Hill Properties Corp. á០Nila Via ááá¯á· $520,000á
Shalom Ct.á 10003-MS Aspen North áá±á¬áºááá¯áá±ážááŸááºážá០Brad Michael ááŸáá·áº Courtney Renee Bahr ááá¯á· $500,990á
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Wildrose Ct.á 15610-Timothy L. ááŸáá·áº Deborah A. McQuay á០Kenneth Eugene ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth Ann Lamb ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $347,500á
ROCKY RIDGE-CREAGERSTOWN á§áááá¬
Motters Station Rd., 14619-Bernard J. ááŸáá·áº Dawn Marie Hobbs á០Zachery Bryan Fritz ááŸáá·áº Heather Michalena Pozzouli ááá¯á· $269,000á
THURMONT á§áááá¬
Moser Cir.á 224-William D. Shadle ááŸáá·áº Brooke N. Hildebrand á០Minerva Carrasquillo ááŸáá·áº Alex Vazquez áá¶ááá¯á· $196,000á
Stoney Mine Ct.á 3-Corey A. Totten to James R. McGrady, $299,900á
Utica Ct., 10849-Brandon M. Smith ááŸáá·áº Ashley A. Brown á០Thomas J. Ledwellá $475,000á
URBANA á§áááá¬
Bartonsville Rd., 5817-Landmark Investment Properties Corp. á០Michael Kevin Walsh ááŸáá·áº Sheryl Anderson Fast, $285,000á
Belvedere Dr.á 9099-Wilmington and Lehman XS Trust to Naseer Nayeem and Huma Hakim, $565,950á
Buckeystown Pikeá 4310-Jonathan M. ááŸáá·áº Elisabeth C. Clinton á០Leslie Curtis ááŸáá·áº Mitchell R. Poe á០$500,000á
Dunraven St., 9443-Greg A. ááŸáá·áº Elizabeth G. Warner á០Dale Anthony ááŸáá·áº Linda Marie Urlacher á¡ááœáẠ$400,000á
Hawk Ridge Rd., 5518-MS Gladhill Farm Corp. á០John Austen ááŸáá·áº Corinne M. Carter á¡ááœáẠ$484,960á
Kenway Laneá 9148-Damian ááŸáá·áº Eboni Williams á០Adrian A. Dragulescu ááŸáá·áº Christina Masterman á¡ááœáẠ$420,000á
Pine Bluff Rd., 8415-MS Gladhill Farm Corp. á០Thomas D. ááŸáá·áº Eileen M. Lantzasá $470,000á
Singleton Terr.á 3717-Mihallaq ááŸáá·áº Brunilda Dhima á០Melissa C. Altieri ááŸáá·áº Patrick J. Wenzler ááá¯á·á¡á¬áž $370,000á
Urbana Pike., 3625-Robin Michael ááŸáá·áº Christine Rochelle Reeder á០Shuang Guan, $350,000á
Wyndham Dr., 9752-William M. ááŸáá·áº Tina J. Cullum á០Shawn I. ááŸáá·áº Juliet D. Hossain á¡ááœáẠ$589,900á
WALKERSVILLE á§áááá¬
Discovery Blvd., 8526-Healthy Homes Corp. á០Stephen J. Green ááŸáá·áº Janet L. Brumer, $195,000á
Old Island Ct.á 202-James F. ááŸáá·áº Shelly L. Mullen á០Sabrina E. Smith, $447,000á
WOODSBORO á§áááá¬
Coppermine Rd., 11207-Bradley W. and Amber L. Seiss to Anthony and Charlene Bishop, $615,000á | 3 |
In August 2018, a tweet from Hopsquad Brewing hinted at the struggles the long-in-planning brewery was enduring to get up and running: ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜve had more delays than we can count so we stopped promising (opening) dates.ￜￜￜ
But Hopsquad hasnￜￜￜt let another year go by without opening its doors. In a section of North Austin that has become a hub for breweries, Hopsquad opened for the first time this weekend with four beers on draft in an airy, dog-friendly taproom.
Cousins Alex and Cesar Limon transformed a warehouse, the former site of an office furniture supply company, into Hopsquad ￜￜￜ just about next door to Circle Brewing and a quick drive to other area breweries such as 4th Tap Brewing Co-op, Oskar Blues and Celis Brewery. The new beer maker is easily visible from Braker Lane thanks to a facade completely covered in art by David Rocha.
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Hopsquad aims to stand out in a crowded local market by turning its brews into memorable characters such as the Lord Zanate IPA and Dutchess of Oltorf Holiday Roggenbier, both of which are on the opening beer list. All four current options are $5. Other beverages available include a cider from the neighboring Fairweather Cider and one red, white, rosￜￜ and sparkling wine each.
A food truck, Tsuke Honten, is permanently on-site as the Asian fusion vision of chef Michael Che, who previously worked at two stellar sushi spots in Austin, Soto and Kyoten Sushiko, according to his bio on the food truckￜￜￜs website.
Check out Hopsquad at 2307 Kramer Ln. during the current taproom hours: 3 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 12 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 12 to 6 p.m. Sunday. (Hopsquad is open this Tuesday only, 6 p.m. to midnight, for New Yearￜￜￜs Eve celebrations.) The open hours may change as the North Austin brewery finds its footing.
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Open this photo in gallery Former McDonald's worker Cody Bondarchuk was overwhelmed by the response after he tweeted: 'I worked at McDonaldￜￜￜs for two and a half years and I put 11 nuggets in almost every 10-piece I made.' JASON FRANSON/The Globe and Mail
Before he was a hero, a legend, ￜￜￜa true angelￜￜￜ and a national treasure ￜￜￜ or, depending on your view, a communist, anarchist and unrepentant corporate thief ￜￜￜ Cody Bondarchuk was just a man in Edmonton, about to have supper.
It was 5:27 p.m. on Nov. 15, a Friday evening. Mr. Bondarchuk, 26, had been tucking into a 10-piece order of Chicken McNuggets with sweet-and-sour sauce, when he recalled something he and his co-workers had done when he was a teenager working at McDonaldￜￜￜs a decade earlier.
And, as people do these days, he decided to share the thought on Twitter.
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Mr. Bondarchuk wrote, ￜￜￜI worked at McDonaldￜￜￜs for two and a half years and I put 11 nuggets in almost every 10-piece I made.ￜￜￜ
Then he clicked the little blue button to send his tweet.
ￜￜￜIn the first hour, I was like, ￜￜￜOh, this is going to get 100 likes and Iￜￜￜm going to be really proud of myself for tweeting out a stupid thing,ￜￜￜￜￜￜ Mr. Bondarchuk said later. ￜￜￜAnd then it just kept coming.ￜￜￜ
By morning, the tweet had 4,000 likes. When Mr. Bondarchuk took his lunch break that day, it had 100,000. Soon, the tweet was getting 10,000 or 15,000 new responses every minute, so many notifications his phone kept shutting off.
People variously called him ￜￜￜa Real American Heroￜￜￜ (heￜￜￜs Canadian), ￜￜￜthe extra nugget angel,ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜthe hero we honestly didnￜￜￜt deserve,ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜMr. Extra Nugget Giving Man,ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜSt. Nuggets,ￜￜￜ and, the moniker that appears to have stuck: ￜￜￜThe Robin Hood of Nuggets.ￜￜￜ (Or, less formally, ￜￜￜThe Robin Hood of Nugz.ￜￜￜ)
There were those who blessed him, wished him good karma, thanked him for his service and told him heￜￜￜd restored their faith in humanity. As Twitter user @of_obvious wrote, about the experience of unexpectedly receiving 12 McNuggets in a 10-piece order, ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs amazing how much of a gift that feels like.ￜￜￜ
The tweet also prompted others to share their own random acts of fast-food philanthropy, from a Burger King employee who tucks onion rings at the bottom of fry boxes, to workers putting extra cheese on tacos, extra pepperoni on pizza, extra bacon on Baconators.
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There was every imaginable meme for ￜￜￜheroￜￜￜ or ￜￜￜgratitude,ￜￜￜ and an oft-repeated reminder that ￜￜￜnot all heroes wear capes.ￜￜￜ
The story of the viral tweet was picked up by news organizations around the world, including the New York Post, Today and Fox News, which speculated Mr. Bondarchuk ￜￜￜmay have just become the most popular person on the internet.ￜￜￜ
The tweet was liked by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, then just days away from the launch of his controversial Cybertruck, and read aloud by Tom Hanks, just days after the release of his movie about Mr. Rogers, in a video celebrating ￜￜￜsome of the nicest tweets on the Internet.ￜￜￜ
ￜￜￜThat is a man who is not only being nice, but heￜￜￜs feeding the world a little bit better and bucking the corporate strategy,ￜￜￜ Mr. Hanks said after reading the tweet. ￜￜￜBravo. Thatￜￜￜs a nice thing to do.ￜￜￜ
Others werenￜￜￜt so charitable. No small number of people called Mr. Bondarchuk a thief and questioned what would happen if every employee did what he had done.
As @DaianaT1 noted, ￜￜￜThatￜￜￜs basically stealing, the nuggets werenￜￜￜt yours so itￜￜￜs not up to you deciding how many to put.ￜￜￜ
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Asked by @North_Resists if there is a ￜￜￜstatute of limitations on grand-theft-nuggets,ￜￜￜ Mr. Bondarchuk replied, ￜￜￜI hope so because I calculated it and I would owe Ronald about $1,600.ￜￜￜ
Others called Mr. Bondarchuk a socialist, a communist, an anarchist and a rebel (either compliments or insults, depending on the tweeter), and a small collection of truthers questioned whether he really gave away any extra nuggets at all.
Appearing on a radio show in Toronto, Mr. Bondarchuk found himself paired with a former McDonaldￜￜￜs franchise owner who was adamant he should be arrested.
But while Mr. Bondarchuk notes he was 14 to 16 years old at the time of the McNugget activity and wouldnￜￜￜt do it now, he also isnￜￜￜt apologetic about randomly redistributing pieces of corporate poulet to the populus.
ￜￜￜWealth inequality is not getting any smaller and it just baffles me that people could look at this and find fault with it,ￜￜￜ he says.
For the moment, the viral tweet has levelled off at about 15,000 comments, 81,000 retweets and upward of one-million likes. Mr. Bondarchukￜￜￜs followers on Twitter jumped to about 7,000 from 900, which he says has brought both additional expectation and scrutiny.
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For now, Mr. Bondarchuk is using the moment to promote his podcast, Heart Half Full, and also hopes it could help his planned run for Edmonton city council in 2021.
ￜￜￜIt certainly gave me like a bit of a perspective into what exactly it means to suddenly be in the spotlight in a very big way,ￜￜￜ he said. ￜￜￜI thought I loved attention, but even this was a limit for me.ￜￜￜ
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GREEN Senior citizens now have another choice for care as they age following the opening of the Village of Saint Edward.
St. Edward offers independent living, assisted living and memory care units. There are 50 independent, 48 assisted living and 28 memory care units. So far, 14 residents have moved in, but many more are expected in early 2020.
Annette Walters, director of Marketing for the Village of Saint Edward, said almost half of the independent units have been reserved. She said it is a good start considering the facility opened at the end of October.
Construction was completed two months ahead of schedule and Walters said they are thankful for Alpha Construction, DeHoff Development and the city for being good partners.
Saint Edward just recently received its license from the state for assisted living and memory care so it could begin taking residents.
The facility offers plenty of common space areas for residents and their visitors. There are also several dining rooms, a pub, a library area, a fitness room, a beauty shop and a chapel where a service takes place three times per week.
Walters said all the dining services are like a restaurant and there is a daily chef special. Residents can also order items a la carte. The facility has a private dining room for families if they want to host a gathering.
Several different floor plans for each unit are available for residents including one and two-bedroom units. All independent rooms have a washer and dryer along with full kitchen appliances.
The memory care wing of the building has its own entrance for family members as Walters said family members are given key fobs so they can enter. The memory care wing also has its dining area including seating at a counter where residents can watch the food being prepared.
There is also a snoezelen room, which a sensory room where memory care residents can go to calm down.
Walters said St. Edwardￜￜￜs strives on helping residents if they need to transition from independent living to assisted living and they donￜￜￜt have to leave the facility.
The entire facility offers several areas to sit outside and plenty of areas to walk.
ￜￜￜThis is a beautiful piece of property,ￜￜￜ Walters said. ￜￜￜYou want to take advantage of that.ￜￜￜ
Residents also take occasional trips including to Cleveland and Amish Country, just to name a few.
Saint Edward has hired 60 employees and once it is fully staffed that number will go to more than 100. Walters said St. Edward is sensitive to who they hire and wanted to hire staff who care.
She believes the fact the facility is faith-based and its quality staff makes it stand out from similar facilities in the area. Saint Edward is also a not-for-profit facility, so once someoneￜￜￜs finances run out, they can remain at the facility on Medicare.
In 2020, Saint Edward plans to volunteer and give back more in the community, Walters said. They are also looking for volunteers who may want to come in and spend time with residents.
ￜￜￜWe have volunteers at all of our campuses,ￜￜￜ Walters said.
Saint Edward also has a facility in Fairlawn and a facility in Wadsworth, which just opened in June. The Wadsworth facility is already 70 percent full and the Fairlawn location stays full, Walters said.
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Now that the 2020s are officially upon us, it's only natural to wonder what the next decade of PC gaming will bring. Better graphics and faster hardware are a given, but considering how blindsided we were by some of the past decade's biggest, weirdest surprises ￜￜￜlike loot boxes, Steam Early Access, and battle royalesￜￜￜit's also a safe bet that 2020 will have some strange surprises of its own. So everyone at PC Gamer is dusting off their crystal balls to try and predict some of the biggest stories and trends that will happen over the next 10 years.
Riot becomes the new Blizzard
Robin: Blizzardￜￜￜs fortunes have seemed increasingly shaky over the last couple of years. Just when you thought the most unpopular thing theyￜￜￜd do in the decade was announce a mobile game, they decided to spark an international incident. Stories from inside the studio are troubling, too, with reports implying that the company culture may have been changing for the worse for years. Meanwhile, Riotￜￜￜs made its play, announcing a billion games and an entire multi-media empire in one press conference. I donￜￜￜt think all its gambles will pay off, but I could easily see its star being more ascendant than ever over the next ten years, while Blizzardￜￜￜs increasingly dwindles.
Fraser: Riotￜￜￜs had even more issues that Blizzard, and while itￜￜￜs designing several games that will inevitably compete with Blizzardￜￜￜs, I donￜￜￜt think itￜￜￜs ever going to reach the same heights. Itￜￜￜs arguably been squandered, but Blizzardￜￜￜs long legacy is part of the reason that, even now, itￜￜￜs beloved by a legion of fans, whereas Riot has one game thatￜￜￜs infamous for its toxic community. Iￜￜￜm not sure how Blizzard is going to come out of the next decade and I wouldnￜￜￜt be surprised if its popularity did dwindle, but Iￜￜￜm donￜￜￜt think anything will replace it.
Steven: Sorry, Fraser. I'm with Robin on this one. That one game you mentioned also happens to be the world's most popular with a daily player count that probably beats every Blizzard game combined. Toxic community notwithstanding, I think Riot's aggressive expansion is similar to Marvel's Cinematic Universe and has all the potential to be just as popular.
(Image credit: Electronic Arts)
BioWare fades away
James: Dragon Age 4 sounds nice, but it can't land too short of Modern Classic if BioWare wants to bring back its former reputation as one of the better big-budget storytellers in games. With so many new vacancies left by longtime employees and the constant shuffling around of those who remain, my faith in BioWare's delivery is at an all time low. To be clear, I'm not hopeless, I'm just... not optimistic.
Steven: I agree. I think this tail-end of the 2010s has shown that nothing gold can stay and sometimes beloved studios lose their way. With BioWare, I'm increasingly worried that they're no longer the studio I fell in love with 20 years ago. There's too much riding on Dragon Age 4, and that makes me worried that if BioWare cracks under the pressure again it'll be another Anthem-like disaster.
VR finally breaks through
Tyler: VR won't replace screensￜￜￜthat'd mean the death of popular genres, and be totally inaccessible for someￜￜￜbut by 2030 it will be much more popular. All-in-one headsets with built-in tracking will accurately detect the movements of our feet, hands, and joints, as well as our facial expressions, making our Sonic meme avatars extremely lifelike.
James: I'm not convinced. I mean, I think it will be more affordable and accessible, but I think the inconveniences will quickly outweigh the novelty. Wearing a big headset, closing yourself off to your surroundings, holding a bright magnified image inches from your eyesￜￜￜthe effect is astounding, for a while at least. And then it's exhausting. And then normal. The adoption rate will swell and deflate with every incremental update or 'killer app' until the promise of a virtual world isn't all that exciting anymore. Half-Life: Alyx will be great, though.
Chris: Maybe, but I think it's still going to give a lot of people motion sickness, which is something that might get even worse as the fidelity of VR gets better. That means a lot of people will still be slowly teleporting around inside games rather than using normal locomotion because it just messes with our brains and bodies in ways that no amount of technology can solve. Motion sickness is going to continue to keep VR a niche interest and a cool novelty rather than a breakout phenomenon.
(Image credit: Mundfish)
Ray tracing and 4K become the new standard
Tyler: At the start of the '10s, people were complaining about not being able to read text on their SD TVs. In the decade that followed, 1080p became normal, and then 4K TVs became normal. Still, true 4K gaming (as in, no upscaling) is considered high-end today. This is a boring, conservative prediction, but I'm going to say that'll happen again: 4K fully replaces 1080p and 1440p sometime in the '20s, and by the end of the decade, 8K and up are the high-end choices.
James: I'm too dumb to nod my head at the ray-tracing bit, but I'm fairly certain 4K will be the new 1080p. Just 10 years ago, the most popular resolution was 1280x800 . We're on pace to make 4K the norm. But what then? 4K is enough, right? What then?
PC hardware advances will slow way down
Jarred: I'm going to piggyback off Tyler here, but focus on processors and manufacturing technologies. The fun prediction would be to assume Moore's Law is alive and well and computers continue to progress in leaps and bounds. The reality: we're hitting a wall. Actually, we've been hitting walls for the past decade, but each new wall becomes taller and thicker. Ten years ago, a state-of-the-art CPU was manufactured on 45nm tech, and GPUs were on 55nm. We've gone through three or four transitions since then (32nm, 22nm, 14nm, and kind of 10nm for Intel; 40nm, 28nm, 16/12nm, and 7nm for TSMC). Ten years from now, I expect three transitions at most (eg, 5nm, 4nm, and 3nm), but the real improvements from each process shrink will become less noticeable. A Core i9-9900K or Ryzen 9 3900X will still be doing okay, but your graphics card will have been upgraded several times, because 4K 144Hz gaming isn't happening on today's GPUs.
James: The time for smellovision is nigh.
(Image credit: PUBG Corp)
The most popular game is from a genre we've never heard of
Tyler: Battle royale games didn't exist in 2010. Neither did autobattlers like Dota Auto Chess. Roguelikes were just starting to make a comeback as 'roguelites'. No one was using 'walking simulator' as a term of endearment or criticism. No one was searching for the term 'soulslike' until 2015. There were no 'strand games' that I can recall, because it's something Hideo Kojima made up. Only time will tell if he's on to something.
James: Like, what's going to be so new that Fortnite kids think it's too obtuse or naive to get into? I couldn't have predicted Fortnite, but I'm thinking whatever comes next will come from the increased scale and level of simulation new technologies will allow. Better graphics aren't the thing, I'm thinking about how the novelty of 100 people shooting each other on an island was enough to birth BR. Layer in way more and much deeper systems, be it weather, physics, building, lightingￜￜￜwhatever reallyￜￜￜand the new ideas will spill out of the dev scene and onto the internet. That's my aspirational take. It'll actually be something that emerges from dumb luck.
We won't buy PC games anymore
Harry: Ok, hear me out. I'm not saying we're all just going to up and put down our mouse and keyboards en masse, but by the end of 2030, individually buying games to keep will just seem weird. Services like Xbox Game Pass for PC will be joined by others looking for a lucrative slice of the subscription-service pie, and become ubiquitous. Just like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Hulu did for the small screen, we'll be juggling various Game Pass-like products and never really own anything. Because we're millennials and don't deserve to.
Rachel: I don't think we'll buy PC games anymore because I feel a majority of games will choose to take the free-to-play route. Many of the biggest games right now are free-to-play and I reckon this style of business model will be an overwhelming majority in 2030. Fortnite's micropayments model has overwhelmingly proven that it's a viable route for gaming companies. Instead of buying games, the focus will turn more to buying in-game virtual goods and premium features.
(Image credit: Bay 12 Games)
Dwarf Fortress simulates meta consciousness, dwarves realize they're inside the simulation
Dwarf Fortress creator Tarn Adams has said he wants to simulate all the "narratively interesting" aspects of existence, and I'm betting that means we'll 100 percent have a Dwarf Fortress Truman Show moment sometime in the next decade. Dwarves already have complex mental and emotional states, so it's not a leap to imagine them becoming self-aware enough to realize they're fictional beings inside a massive simulation. The question is, what will the do when they find out?
Loot boxes will be a thing of the past
Robin: Though some of their stealthier forms might surviveￜￜￜￜￜￜcard packsￜￜￜ, for exampleￜￜￜI think your run-of-the-mill loot boxes arenￜￜￜt long for this world. Thereￜￜￜs just too much scrutiny on them these days. If government regulation doesnￜￜￜt kill them, publisher skittishness will, and theyￜￜￜll end up banished to the same graveyard online passes got chucked in. The catch? I think theyￜￜￜll be replaced by something even more insidious.
James: Loot boxes will just get supplanted by data collection psyops. Destiny 2 is almost already there, a collection of feedback systems on a micro and macro level, from the recoil after pulling the trigger and the gas escaping from where the Cabal's head used to be to the little sound and animation that plays when turning in a bounty. Service based games are endless fonts of granular information, so the structures to tune player experiences to the individual will likely take shape. Attention will become a higher priority than how microtransactions are presented. We might see them disappear completely.
(Image credit: Bethesda)
Bethesda will stop making singleplayer games altogether
Chris: Bethesda will release Starfield and The Elder Scrolls 6 at some point in the next decade, but after that? I wouldn't be completely surprised if we never saw another traditional singleplayer RPG developed by the studio. I don't much care for Fallout 76, and I'm not alone. But there must be tons of people still playing it because it keeps chugging along, and even the resoundingly unpopular Fallout 1st subscription has plenty membersￜￜￜpop into a session and you're bound to come across a few. I expect Bethesda will get better at making online games this coming decade, and if they do the focus will drift away from singleplayer RPGS entirely. | áááºá
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Josef Neumann, who was one of five people assaulted Saturday in the upstate hamlet of Monsey, suffered multiple stab wounds to his head, neck and arms, his family said in a statement posted to social media by the Orthodox Jewish Public Affairs Council. Shoshana Bernstein, a spokeswoman for the Orthodox Jewish community in Monsey, said the statement is accurate.
ￜￜￜDoctors are not optimistic about his chances to regain consciousness, and if our father does miraculously recover partially, doctors expect that he will have permanent damage to the brain; leaving him partially paralyzed and speech-impaired for the rest of his life,ￜￜￜ the statement said.
The family described Neumannￜￜￜs condition as dire and said a weapon ￜￜￜpenetrated his skull directly into the brain.ￜￜￜ His right arm was shattered.
ￜￜￜOur father has seven children, many grandchildren, a great grandchild, and brothers and sisters,ￜￜￜ the statement said.
ￜￜￜWe shall not let this terrible hate-driven attack be forgotten, and let us all work to eradicate all sorts of hate.ￜￜￜ
Yisroel Kraus, who was a guest at the home of the rabbi where a man wounded the victims with a machete, described Neumann as a mentor and an ￜￜￜincredibly kind human being.ￜￜￜ
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Another survivor was hit in the side of the head by the suspectￜￜￜs machete and doctors had to use three staples to close his wounds, Rabbi Shmuel Gancz told CNN Tuesday.
Shloime Rottenberg, the son of Rabbi Chaim Rottenberg, had just finished the ceremony of lighting the menorah at his fatherￜￜￜs home when the attack started, Gancz said.
ￜￜￜThey are grateful for what they deem a minor injury considering where else the machete could have hit him, such as his eyes,ￜￜￜ Gancz said of Rottenberg and his family.
Authorities identified the suspect as Grafton Thomas, 37. He pleaded not guilty to five counts of attempted murder Sunday. A day later, he was charged by federal agents with obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs involving an attempt to kill ￜￜￜ a federal hate crime. A judge ordered him to be detained.
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MUMBAI: The much-awaited redevelopment of the Bombay Development Directorate (BDD) chawls at NM Joshi Marg will begin only after the draw of lots for rehab buildings, said an official with the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA), on condition of anonymity. The state housing authority plans to conduct the draw of lots in a monthￜￜￜs time. However, the authority will finalise the date only once the ministry portfolios are distributed.
The official asserted that as cabinet expansion has taken place on December 30, the portfolios accumulated with the six cabinet ministers, who took oath along with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray in the first round, will now be distributed. Currently, NCPￜￜￜs Jayant Patil is in charge of the housing ministry. Though a meeting was conducted with Minister Patil, only after portfolios are confirmed a detailed presentation about the BDD chawlsￜￜￜ redevelopment project will be made and the date for the draw of lots decided, explained the official.
Interestingly, the NM Joshi Marg BDD Chawls Phase-1 project construction work was expected to begin last year after Diwali. However, unable to vacate the first 10 chawls the project missed the deadline, and the plan failed to take off.
This paper had reported that in a bid to expedite the shifting of tenants, the MHADA has come up with an offer asking tenants to shift to transit houses wherein on first come first basis they will get an opportunity to participate in the lottery draw. By conducting this lottery draw, the participant tenants will know which floors of the new buildings their houses will be located. The lottery for rehab houses will be held from the top floors of the 22-storeyed building.
Besides, MHADA will also sign an agreement with the lottery winners, giving a surety that they will get their houses back, unlike the cityￜￜￜs other stuck redevelopment projects undertaken mostly by the private developers.
MHADA is drawing the lottery of top floor houses after tenants even after repeated appeals were not willing to leave their houses and shift to the provided alternative places. Following which, this offer was made in a bid to lure residents of getting houses on the top floors of the buildings once ready. So far, 252 families have shifted to the transit houses, informed the official.
At NM Joshi, the authority as per the approved plans will construct seven towers comprising 22 floors each in phase-1, which will house 1,200 tenements. To construct the seven new towers, 10 existing chawls are required to be demolished first.
The tenants of NM Joshi Marg, including Dadar-Naigaon BDD Chawl tenants, are provided alternative accommodation in mill buildings. Ruby Mill, Jubilee Mill, Prakash Cotton Mill, Western India Mill, Century Mill, and Bharat Mill are the six mills that have been identified and have a total of 1,127 transit houses, according to the MHADA.
The then chief minister Devendra Fadnavis had performed the ground-breaking ceremony in April 2017. However, till date, not a single brick has been laid. MHADA, on the other end, is still convincing residents to support the redevelopment of century-old BDD chawls, which have been planned costing of Rs 17,000 crore approximately. If successfully completed, about 16,000 families living in BDD chawls at NM Joshi, Naigaon and Worli will get new 500 square feet of flats free of cost. | Uddhav Thackeray (R) ááŸáá·áº Ajit Pawar (ANI áá¬ááºáá¯á¶)
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The Office of International Affairs manages the State Partnership Program (SPP) with Ukraine. The SPP deploys California National Guard teams to Ukraine and brings Ukrainians to the United States for information sharing to assist Armed Forces of Ukraine in re-structuring, modernizing its forces, and strengthening principles of democracy and free market economies. Exchanges include information about the processes underpinning US military structures that result in subordination to civilian control, consensus building, methodologies for achieving objectives, and interagency coordination of civil/military issues. Future missions for International Relations will include partnerships with other countries to bring the same philosophy to these regions of the world as has been done successfully in the Baltics.
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FILE ￜￜￜ In a Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007 file photo, youngsters line up to see the Hersheyￜￜￜs Kissmobile during its stop in Berlin, Vt. The Hershey Company has confirmed that their small fleet of Kissmobiles wonￜￜￜt be hitting the road again in 2020. The decision, said Hershey Company spokesperson Jeff Beckman, was made due to the aging conditions of the vehicles. One of the vehicles will be taking up permanent residence at the AACA Museum, just down the road from Hersheyￜￜￜs main offices in Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File)
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) ￜￜￜ The Hershey Co. will soon retire its vehicles that are shaped like its Hersheyￜￜￜs Kisses.
The Hershey Kissmobiles, which are each made up of three massive Kisses candies, have traveled across the country since 1997. The chocolate company has confirmed that the 26-foot-long vehicles wonￜￜￜt return in 2020.
The company decided to pull the aging Kissmobiles out of safety concerns for employees and the public, Hershey Co. spokesman Jeff Beckman said. It has also become more difficult to find replacement parts for the custom vehicles.
One of the Kissmobiles will be available for public viewing at the AACA Museum in Hershey. | ELIZABETH, N.J. (AP) ￜￜￜ áá¯áá¹ááá°ážáá±á·ááœáẠáá±ááá¯ááºáá° ááŸá
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Debaucherous evening last night? Youￜￜￜre probably dealing with veisalgia right now.
More commonly known as a hangover, this unpleasant phenomenon has been dogging humanity since our ancestors first happened upon fermentation.
Those nasty vertigo-inducing, cold sweat-promoting and vomit-producing sensations after a raucous night out are all part of your bodyￜￜￜs attempt to protect itself from injury after you overindulge in alcoholic beverages. Your liver is working to break down the alcohol you consumed so your kidneys can clear it out ASAP. But in the process, your bodyￜￜￜs inflammatory and metabolic reactions are going to lay you low with a hangover.
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As long as people have suffered from hangovers, theyￜￜￜve searched in vain for a cure. Revelers have access to a variety of compounds, products and devices that purport to ease the pain. But thereￜￜￜs a lot of purporting and not a lot of proof. Most have not been backed up well by science in terms of usefulness for hangover treatment, and often their effects donￜￜￜt seem like theyￜￜￜd match up with what scientists know about the biology of the hangover.
Working overtime to clear out the booze
Hangovers are virtually guaranteed when you drink too much. That amount varies from person to person based on genetic factors as well as whether there are other compounds that formed along with ethanol in the fermentation process.
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Over the course of a night of heavy drinking, your blood alcohol level continues to rise. Your body labors to break down the alcohol ￜￜￜ consumed as ethanol in beer, wine or spirits ￜￜￜ forming damaging oxygen free radicals and acetaldehyde, itself a harmful compound. The longer ethanol and acetaldehyde stick around, the more damage they can do to your cellular membranes, proteins and DNA, so your bodyￜￜￜs enzymes work quickly to metabolize acetaldehyde to a less toxic compound, acetate.
Over time, your ethanol levels drop through this natural metabolic process. Depending on how much you consumed, youￜￜￜre likely to experience a hangover as the level of ethanol in your blood slowly returns to zero. Your body is withdrawing from high levels of circulating alcohol, while at the same time trying to protect itself from the effects of alcohol.
Scientists have limited knowledge of the leading causes of the hangover. But they do know that the bodyￜￜￜs responses include changes in hormone levels to reduce dehydration and cellular stress. Alcohol consumption also affects a variety of neurotransmitter systems in the brain, including glutamate, dopamine and serotonin. Inflammation increases in the bodyￜￜￜs tissues, and the healthy gut bacteria in your digestive system take a hit too, promoting leaky gut.
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Altogether, the combination of all these reactions and protective mechanisms activated by your system gives rise to the experience of a hangover, which can last up to 48 hours.
Your misery likely has company
Drinking and socializing are cultural acts, and most hangovers do not happen in isolation. Human beings are social creatures, and thereￜￜￜs a high likelihood that at least one other individual feels the same as you the morning after the night before.
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Each society has different rules regarding alcohol use, which can affect how people view alcohol consumption within those cultures. Drinking is often valued for its relaxing effect and for promoting sociability. So itￜￜￜs common to see alcohol provided at celebratory events, social gatherings and holiday parties.
In the United States, drinking alcohol is largely embraced by mainstream culture, which may even promote behaviors involving excessive drinking. It should be no surprise that overindulgence goes hand in hand with these celebratory social events ￜￜￜ and leads to hangover regrets a few hours later.
Your bodyￜￜￜs reactions to high alcohol intake and the sobering-up period can influence mood, too. The combination of fatigue that you experience from sleep deprivation and hormonal stress reactions, in turn, affect your neurobiological responses and behavior. As your body is attempting to repair itself, youￜￜￜre more likely to be easily irritated, exhausted and want nothing more than to be left alone. Of course, your work productivity takes a dramatic hit the day after an evening of heavy drinking.
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When all is said and done, youￜￜￜre the cause of your own hangover pain, and youￜￜￜre the one who must pay for all the fun of the night before. But in short order, youￜￜￜll forget how excruciating your last hangover was. And you may very soon talk yourself into doing the things you swore youￜￜￜd never do again.
Speeding up recovery
While pharmacologists like us understand a bit about how hangovers work, we still lack a true remedy.
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Countless articles describe a variety of foods, caffeine, ion replenishment, energy drinks, herbal supplements including thyme and ginger, vitamins and the ￜￜￜhair of the dogￜￜￜ as ways to prevent and treat hangovers. But the evidence isnￜￜￜt really there that any of these work effectively. Theyￜￜￜre just not scientifically validated or well reproduced.
For example, Kudzu root (Pueraria lobata), a popular choice for hangover remedies, has primarily been investigated for its effects in reducing alcohol-mediated stress and hangover. But at the same time, Kudzu root appears to inhibit the enzymes that break down acetaldehyde ￜￜￜ not good news since you want to clear that acetaldehyde from your system quickly.
To fill this knowledge gap, our lab is working with colleagues to see if we can find scientific evidence for or against potential hangover remedies. Weￜￜￜve focused on the benefits of dihydromyricetin, a Chinese herbal medicine that is currently available and formulated as a dietary supplement for hangover reduction or prevention.
Dihydromyricetin appears to work its magic by enhancing alcohol metabolism and reducing its toxic byproduct, acetaldehyde. From our findings in mice models, we are collecting data that support the usefulness of dihydromyricetin in increasing the expression and activity of enzymes responsible for ethanol and acetaldehyde metabolism in the liver, where ethanol is primarily broken down. These findings explain one of the several ways dihydromyricetin protects the body against alcohol stress and hangover symptoms.
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We are also studying how this enhancement of alcohol metabolism results in changes in alcohol drinking behaviors. Previously, dihydromyricetin was found to counteract the relaxation affect of drinking alcohol by interfering with particular neuroreceptors in the brain; rodents didnￜￜￜt become as intoxicated and consequently reduced their ethanol intake. Through this combination of mechanisms, we hope to illustrate how DHM might reduce the downsides of excessive drinking beyond the temporary hangover, and potentially reduce drinking behavior and damage associated with heavy alcohol consumption.
Of course, limiting alcohol intake and substituting water for many of those drinks during an evening out is probably the best method to avoid a painful hangover. However, for those times when one alcoholic beverage leads to more than a few more, be sure to stay hydrated and catch up on rest. Your best bet for a smoother recovery is probably some combination of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug like ibuprofen, Netflix and a little downtime.
Daryl Davies, Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, University of Southern California; Joshua Silva, Ph.D. Candidate in Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics, University of Southern California, and Terry David Church, Assistant Professor of Regulatory and Quality Sciences, University of Southern California
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After Idli in Chai, Video of Chicken Tikka Soaked in Tea Has Left Netizens in Splits
In the 25 seconds long video clip the user can be seen pouring a cup of tea over a bowl full of chunks of chicken tikka.
Trending Desk Updated: January 2, 2020, 6:24 PM IST
(Image credit: Reddit / @ u/pocoschick )
The person who recently created a storm on social media by dunking an Idli in tea, has now shared a video clip wherein chunks ￜￜￜChicken Tikkaￜￜￜ have been soaked in tea.
The person who goes by username, u/pocoschick on Reddit shared the video with caption, ￜￜￜHey, Guys! When I posted the tea & idli video, u/wromit suggested that I should try "tandoori leg" with tea. I couldn't find a leg piece, but I found what they call ￜￜￜTikka.ￜￜￜ At first, I wasn't too sure about it, but after I tried it, I'm really digging the flavor. The after-taste was decentￜￜￜ
In the 25 seconds long video clip the user can be seen pouring a cup of tea over a bowl full of chunks of chicken tikka. After the bowl is filled with tea, she mixes chicken and tea and eats the mix.
It is not surprising that this combination did not go down very well with netizens, as a result most of the comments on the post are negative in nature. Some users commented on the absurdity of the combination, while some called this act disturbing.
A user, who goes by the name DrAj111199991 on Reddit commented, ￜￜￜWhy do you keep terrorising us like so? Who has paid you? ISI? How can they tolerate this either? Why you do this to me?ￜￜￜ
Another user which goes by the name RevengeOfPorolok on the portal wrote, ￜￜￜPoor chicken, got butchered twice.ￜￜￜ
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Hereￜￜￜs how Marvel fans can watch Guardians Of The Galaxy online, including whether the movie is available to stream via Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime. Today Guardians Of The Galaxy is hailed as one of the best movies that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has spawned, but before its 2014 release, it was considered one of Marvelￜￜￜs riskiest endeavors. Not only was it arguably a lot weirder than anything the MCU had attempted before, but Guardians Of The Galaxy was also adapted from a relatively obscure comic book series about a relatively unknown team of superheroes.
Luckily for Marvel, Peter Quill and his motley crew proved a big hit with audiences and Guardians Of The Galaxy went on to rank as 2014ￜￜￜs third highest-grossing film. The James Gunn-directed movie got a sequel ￜￜￜ Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 ￜￜￜ in 2017 and since then the GOTG team has appeared in other MCU movies like Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.
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Related: Is Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 2 On Netflix?
With a third Guardians Of The Galaxy film right around the corner, no doubt those new or old to the MCU will want to re-watch the first movie but is it available on Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime? Unfortunately, Netflix and Hulu members are out of luck as Guardians Of The Galaxy isnￜￜￜt available via either streaming service. The movie is, however, on Amazon Prime to rent or buy and currently priced between $2.99 and $19.99 to watch in standard definition or HD.
The reason behind Guardians Of The Galaxyￜￜￜs absence on Netflix is the launch of the House of Mouseￜￜￜs new streaming service Disney+ in November 2019. Disney has been steadily removing its Marvel movies from Netflix in anticipation of the Disney+ launch for the past couple of years. So, while Guardians Of The Galaxy isnￜￜￜt available on Netflix it is on Disney+ alongside its sequel Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 and a ton of other Marvel titles including Ant-Man, Doctor Strange and Captain Marvel. Other options for watching Guardians Of The Galaxy include YouTube Movies, Google Play, iTunes and the Microsoft Store where the film is easily available to rent or buy.
While Guardians Of The Galaxy may be unavailable for Netflix and Hulu subscribers, thereￜￜￜs still the upcoming release of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3. to look forward to. The sequel is set to commence production once director James Gunn has finished working on the DCEU movie The Suicide Squad and is currently scheduled for release in 2021.
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission deadlocked again Monday on what to do next after a circuit court judge ordered the state to purge more than 200,000 names from Wisconsinￜￜￜs voter registration list.
Itￜￜￜs the second time in less than a month that the commission, which is split evenly between Republicans and Democrats, has been unable to agree on how to address the court order by a circuit court judge.
That original order has since been appealed and a new lawsuit has been filed in federal court attempting to block it.
Elections Commissioner Mark Thomsen, one of the panelￜￜￜs Democrats, said those lawsuits should be allowed to play out before the voting rolls are changed.
ￜￜￜIt would seem to me premature and wrongheaded for the commission to jump ahead,ￜￜￜ Thompson said
Earlier this month, Ozaukee County Circuit Judge ruled in favor of plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed by the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty , known as WILL. They argued that the Wisconsin Elections Commission was violating state law by not removing thousands of people from voting rolls who were suspected to have moved.
The voters were identified by whatￜￜￜs known as the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC), a nonprofit, multi-state system that helps member states keep their voter registration lists current. ERIC identifies people who may have moved after they file official paperwork with another government agency like the Department of Motor Vehicles.
The Elections Commission voted earlier this year to send a mailing to more than 230,000 voters stating that theyￜￜￜd been flagged as having moved. But the commissionￜￜￜs original mailing also told voters that they would not be automatically removed from the stateￜￜￜs registration rolls until 2021.
At the time, the Elections Commission argued that state law gave it discretion on whether to immediately rescind a voterￜￜￜs registration. It said that discretion was necessary given the stateￜￜￜs previous experiences with the ERIC system in 2017, when voters who had not moved were mistakenly tossed off the rolls.
Malloy rejected that argument, ruling on Dec. 13 that the state must remove the names from Wisconsinￜￜￜs voter rolls immediately.
Wisconsinￜￜￜs Elections Commission met just days later, voting 3-3 on Dec. 16 on a motion that would have immediately purged the stateￜￜￜs voter rolls. With the commissionￜￜￜs even split, a bipartisan vote is required to accomplish anything.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice, led by Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul, appealed the initial ruling in state court, and WILL asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to take the case directly.
At the same time, the Wisconsin League of Women Voters filed a new lawsuit in federal court in an attempt to block the initial ruling.
Republican Dean Knudson, a former GOP state lawmaker who chairs the Elections Commission, said Monday that he felt it was important for the commission to take action following the court order by Malloy.
ￜￜￜWe are under a court order from the circuit court in Ozaukee County to follow the law,ￜￜￜ Knudson said. ￜￜￜI wish the law was clearer. But I feel like we need to do our best to follow the law.ￜￜￜ
But the commissionￜￜￜs Democrats, like Ann Jacobs, said the system used to flag voter names was flawed and it was unclear if the state even had the authority to remove people.
ￜￜￜThe right to vote is of such power that the idea that weￜￜￜre going to simply kick people off the rolls because of a poor data match is astonishing,ￜￜￜ Jacobs said.
The case is being closely watched because of Wisconsinￜￜￜs potentially pivotal role in the 2020 election and its recent history of close finishes.
For example, the 2019 Wisconsin Supreme Court race and the 2016 race for president were both decided by margins of less than 1 percent, and the 2018 race for governor was decided by just over 1 percent.
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BRIGHTON, England (AP) ￜￜￜ Alireza Jahanbakhshￜￜￜs acrobatic overhead kick gave Brighton a 1-1 draw with Chelsea in the Premier League on New Yearￜￜￜs Day.
The Iran strikerￜￜￜs bicycle kick in the 84th minute punished Frank Lampardￜￜￜs wasteful Chelsea, which relied on goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalagaￜￜￜs late save against Neal Maupay to avoid losing.
Jahanbakhsh started 2020 in style after only breaking a 20-match league goal drought in the 2-0 win over Bournemouth on Saturday.
The goal on Wednesday canceled out the tap-in from Chelsea captain Cesar Azpilicueta in the 10th minute.
Christian Pulisic will look at three wasted openings that ultimately stopped Chelsea cementing their dominance, denying the fourth-place side another away victory after Sundayￜￜￜs 2-1 win at Arsenal.
The American dragged a shot wide from a well-worked and promising position.
The forward had tormented Martin Montoya throughout the first half and outfoxed him twice in quick succession after the break, but he failed to find the target on both occasions.
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The message to foreign women thinking of booking a holiday in Cyprus could hardly be more stark: if you are attacked donￜￜￜt expect the authorities to help you. On the contrary, reporting a rape carries a significant risk that it wonￜￜￜt be properly investigated, as appears to have happened to the 19-year-old British woman who went to the police in Ayia Napa in July saying she had been gang-raped. Moreover, you might end up deprived of your own liberty.
The teenager found herself convicted on Monday with inventing the whole thing, and faces a potential prison sentence when she appears at the Famagusta district court next week. Predatory young men, on the other hand, might easily come to the conclusion that they have nothing to fear.
The case now has all the ingredients of an international incident, following a highly unusual intervention from the Foreign Office. A spokesman has described events in Cyprus as ￜￜￜdeeply distressingￜￜￜ and says that the UK is ￜￜￜseriously concernedￜￜￜ about the young womanￜￜￜs right to a fair trial. While limiting damage to the tourist industry may have been the primary concern of the Cypriot authorities, it has backfired spectacularly. The UK is also an important ally and has military bases on the island. Whatever is being said publicly, itￜￜￜs likely that frantic discussions are taking place behind the scenes, seeking a way out of what is fast becoming a public relations disaster.
It simply defies belief that more than 55,000 British women are lying about being raped every year
While some elements in this shocking case are particular to Cyprus, it highlights a culture of disbelief towards victims that is almost universal. That distrust expresses itself in different ways, depending on the jurisdiction, and it appears that the investigation in Ayia Napa was flawed from the outset. In the UK, victims often complain about the length of time a rape inquiry takes, but the Cypriot investigation was over in just 12 days. How can a thorough investigation into an alleged rape with multiple perpetrators be carried out in such a short space of time? Yet all the accused boys were released and allowed to return home to Israel.
The young womanￜￜￜs legal team claim that local police failed to collect evidence from the hotel room where the incident took place, didnￜￜￜt secure the crime scene and showed no understanding of the impact of traumatic events on the complainantￜￜￜs memory.
Instead of treating her as a young and vulnerable witness, they interviewed her on her own late at night, with neither a lawyer nor a family member present. The Cypriot police do not record interviews, so there is no independent record of what happened during the seven hours before the teenager signed a ￜￜￜretractionￜￜￜ, which she says she did under duress.
This sequence of events is a stain on the Cypriot justice system, but what lies behind it is a hugely disproportionate anxiety about false accusations. Indeed it is one of the principal myths that undermine rape investigations, even though the idea that there are high levels of false allegations is unsupported by evidence. In the UK, a handful of widely publicised cases that ended in acquittals or a decision not to proceed to trial has tainted the entire system for investigating rape. Many people do not understand that a decision not to prosecute reflects an assessment of the available evidence, and does not mean the victim was lying.
The Crown Prosecution Service denies the accusation that it has become ￜￜￜrisk averseￜￜￜ, but there has been a 52% drop in the number of rape cases prosecuted since 2016, despite an increase of 43% in complaints to the police. According to the latest figures for the year ending in March 2019, there were 58,657 allegations of rape in England and Wales but only 1,925 successful prosecutions. Unless you are a dyed-in-the-wool misogynist, it simply defies belief that more than 55,000 women are lying about being raped every year.
Unbelievable ￜￜￜ at last, a rape drama that gives victims a voice | Fiona Sturges Read more
The truth is actually much worse: a habit of treating women as untrustworthy witnesses has imbued our own criminal justice system with a corrosive degree of suspicion. Itￜￜￜs far from unusual for victims to face intrusive demands for personal information, including school and medical records. They are made to feel as though they, rather than their alleged attackers, have shameful secrets in their past.
These developments have not gone unchallenged. The Centre for Womenￜￜￜs Justice is seeking a judicial review of the way the CPS makes decisions in rape cases, while the information commissioner is investigating a complaint from myself, the London victimsￜￜￜ commissioner and womenￜￜￜs groups about excessive demands for complainantsￜￜￜ private data.
In the meantime there can be no doubt that thousands of sexual predators are going free. Some of them, no doubt, will attack again. And while we rightly shudder at the treatment a British teenager has received in Cyprus, we should not forget that our own criminal justice system is in crisis ￜￜￜ or that it lets down rape victims every day.
ￜￜￜ Joan Smith is chair of the Mayor of Londonￜￜￜs Violence Against Women and Girls Board | á¡á¯ááºá
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One thing is for sure, children love author Mo Willems in Jamaica Plain. Incredibly Willems had the 10 most popular kids books in terms of circulation for the JP Library Branch.
The following lists were provided by the Jamaica Plain Branch Library.
The following are the top 10 most borrowed children's books, all by Willems.
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Status
Status: Vetoed on December 20 2019 - 100% progression
Action: 2019-12-20 - VETOED MEMO.284
Text: Spectrum: Partisan Bill (Democrat 1-0)Status: Vetoed on December 20 2019 - 100% progressionAction: 2019-12-20 - VETOED MEMO.284Text: Latest bill text (Amended) [HTML]
Summary
Expands which judges may solemnize a marriage to include all federal circuit court of appeals judges and all federal district court judges.
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Title
Expands which judges may solemnize a marriage to include all federal circuit court of appeals judges and all federal district court judges.
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History
Date Chamber Action 2019-12-20 Assembly VETOED MEMO.284 2019-12-20 Senate DELIVERED TO GOVERNOR 2019-06-18 Assembly returned to senate 2019-06-18 Assembly passed assembly 2019-06-18 Assembly ordered to third reading rules cal.299 2019-06-18 Assembly substituted for a8031a 2019-06-13 Assembly referred to judiciary 2019-06-13 Senate DELIVERED TO ASSEMBLY 2019-06-13 Senate PASSED SENATE 2019-06-13 Senate ORDERED TO THIRD READING CAL.1372 2019-06-06 Senate PRINT NUMBER 6330A 2019-06-06 Senate AMEND AND RECOMMIT TO RULES 2019-06-05 Senate REFERRED TO RULES
Same As/Similar To
A08031 (Same As) 2019-06-18 - substituted by s6330a
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Type Source Summary https://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?default_fld=&bn=S06330&term=2019&Summary=Y&Actions=Y&Text=Y&Committee%26nbspVotes=Y&Floor%26nbspVotes=Y Text https://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?default_fld=&bn=S06330&term=2019&Summary=Y&Actions=Y&Text=Y&Committee%26nbspVotes=Y&Floor%26nbspVotes=Y#S06330 Text https://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?default_fld=&bn=S06330&term=2019&Summary=Y&Actions=Y&Text=Y&Committee%26nbspVotes=Y&Floor%26nbspVotes=Y#S06330A Roll Call https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/S6330#SF1 Roll Call https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2019/S6330#SC1 Roll Call https://assembly.state.ny.us/leg/?default_fld=&bn=S06330&term=2019&Summary=Y&Actions=Y&Text=Y&Committee%26nbspVotes=Y&Floor%26nbspVotes=Y#AF1
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ATLANTA, GA ￜￜￜ Long-time Atlanta Congressman and civil rights activist Rep. John Lewis, 79, said Sunday that he has been diagnosed with stage IV pancreatic cancer. Doctors have told Lewis that he has a chance to beat the disease, and he plans to return to Washington, D.C., soon to begin treatment and return to work on Capitol Hill.
Lewis recently learned from doctors following a routine medical visit, and subsequent tests, that he has cancer.
"I have been in some kind of fight ￜￜￜ for freedom, equality, basic human rights ￜￜￜ for nearly my entire life. I have never faced a fight quite like the one I have now," Lewis said. "While I am clear-eyed about the prognosis, doctors have told me that recent medical advances have made this type of cancer treatable in many cases, that treatment options are no longer as debilitating as they once were, and that I have a fighting chance.
"So I have decided to do what I know to do and do what I have always done: I am going to fight it and keep fighting for the beloved community. We still have many bridges to cross."
Prayers, well-wishes and encouragement for Lewis as he faces cancer were shared by state and national Democratic leaders, along with entertainment luminaries.
If there's one thing I love about @RepJohnLewis, it's his incomparable will to fight. I know he's got a lot more of that left in him. Praying for you, my friend.
ￜￜￜ Barack Obama (@BarackObama) December 30, 2019
.@repjohnlewis is America's conscience and Georgia's heart. We stand with him as he fights one more battle - to defeat pancreatic cancer. As he wages that war, he continues to do the people's work, buoyed by the prayers and good will of millions. God bless you, my friend.
ￜￜￜ Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams) December 30, 2019
Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey, said, "John Lewis is one of the strongest people I know. He already beat Jim Crow and the Ku Klux Klanￜￜￜcancer is next. Please join me in lifting him and his family in prayer."
And actor Mark Hamill, star of the "Star Wars" films, tweeted, "I'm hoping with all my soul that civil-rights icon, conscience of our country & national treasure @repjohnlewis kicks cancer's ASS!"
Lewis, a vocal critic of President Donald Trump for several years, recently gained attention for his impassioned comments urging his colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives to vote to impeach the president.
The impeachment proceedings were a sad day in American history, he said. "It's a sad day, it is not a day of joy. ￜￜￜFor some this vote may be hard. But we have a mission and a mandate to be on the right side of history," Lewis said.
In January 2017 Lewis said that Trump's presidential election wasn't legitimate, making claims of Russian influence in the vote.
In response, Trump had harsh words to say about Lewis' Fifth Congressional District, which includes downtown Atlanta, along with surrounding communities ￜￜￜ some impoverished, others affluent. Saying the congressman should spend more time helping his district, Trump referred to the area as being "in horrible shape and falling apart (not to mention crime infested)."
Georgia's Fifth Congressional District includes parts of Fulton, DeKalb, and Clayton counties, including most of the City of Atlanta. Other cities included in the Fifth District are Brookhaven, Decatur, and South Fulton.
Lewis is a member of the Democratic Party leadership in the U.S. House of Representatives and has served as a chief deputy whip since 1991 and senior chief deputy whip since 2003. He has been awarded many honorary degrees, including the highest civilian honor of the United States, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Lewis said he will return to Washington in coming days to continue his work and begin a treatment plan, which will occur over the next several weeks. The Congressman said he may miss a few votes during this period, but "with God's grace I will be back on the front lines soon."
"Please keep me in your prayers as I begin this journey," his statement concluded.
Lewis was born the son of sharecroppers on February 21, 1940, outside of Troy, Alabama. He grew up on his family's farm and attended segregated public schools in Pike County, Alabama. As a young boy, he was inspired by the activism surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the words of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., which he heard on radio broadcasts.
As a student at Fisk University, John Lewis organized sit-in demonstrations at segregated lunch counters in Nashville, Tennessee. In 1961, he volunteered to participate in the Freedom Rides, which challenged segregation at interstate bus terminals across the South. Lewis risked his life on those rides many times by sitting in seats reserved for white patrons. He was also beaten severely by angry mobs and arrested by police for challenging the injustice of Jim Crow segregation in the South, his biography says.
From 1963 to 1966, Lewis was named chairman of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, which he helped form, to organize student activism, including sit-ins and other activities.
At the age of 23, he was an architect of and a keynote speaker at the historic March on Washington in August 1963.
In 1964, John Lewis coordinated SNCC efforts to organize voter registration drives and community action programs during the Mississippi Freedom Summer.
The following year, Lewis helped spearhead the protest march for voting rights across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, on March 7, 1965. The marchers were attacked by Alabama state troopers in a brutal confrontation that became known as "Bloody Sunday." News broadcasts and photographs showing the violence helped hasten the passage of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, his office said. | Peniel Joseph ááẠáá»áá·áºáááºááŸáá·áº ááá¯ááºáá¶áá±ážáááºááá¯ážáá»á¬ážááœáẠBarbara Jordan á á¥áá¹ááááŒá
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday held telephonic conversations with top leaders of Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and Maldives, conveying New Year greetings and emphasising India's commitment to regional peace and security as well as 'neighbourhood first' policy.
Modi spoke to King of Bhutan Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and Nepalese Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli.
The prime minister also spoke to his Bhutanese counterpart Lotay Tshering, Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and Maldivian President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih.
"The prime minister conveyed to the leaders his New Year greetings and good wishes on behalf of the people of India and on his own behalf," the PMO said in a release.
It said Modi emphasised India's commitment to 'neighbourhood first' policy and the vision of shared peace, security, prosperity and progress for all of India's friends and partners in the region.
In his conversation with Hasina, Modi congratulated her on being re-elected as the president of the Awami League for the next three years.
The prime minister also expressed his condolence on the untimely demise of former High Commissioner of Bangladesh to India Syed Muazzem Ali.
"He also stated that the upcoming birth centenary of Bangbandhu and 50 years of the liberation of Bangladesh and establishment of bilateral diplomatic ties provided important milestones to further progress of the close India-Bangladesh ties, which is a priority of his government," the PMO said.
In his conversation with the Bhutanese King, Modi highlighted important achievements of the last year which have led to further consolidation of special ties between India and Bhutan.
The prime minister also mentioned that he was looking forward to the forthcoming visit of the King to India.
In his talks with Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Modi expressed confidence that India and Sri Lanka would further enhance their friendly ties in the year 2020.
Speaking to Prime Minister Oli, Modi expressed satisfaction over the progress in India-Nepal relations in 2019 with the completion of several projects.
"He specifically noted the completion of Motihari (India)- Amlekhgunj (Nepal) petroleum products pipeline in a record time," the PMO said.
"Both the leaders also agreed to an early inauguration of the Integrated Check Post in Biratnagar and the housing reconstruction project in Nepal through video conference," it said.
In his conversation with the prime minister of Sri Lanka, Modi reiterated India's commitment to further expand the close and extensive cooperation with the island nation.
Modi also wished the President of the Maldives Solih.
"President Solih warmly reciprocated prime minister's wishes and expressed his keen desire to further deepen and strengthen the ties with India by enhancing the existing bilateral cooperation and exploring newer areas for working together," the release said.
He, however, missed out Pakistan PM Imran Khan. | ááá°ážáá±áá® [á¡ááá¹ááá]á áááºááá«áá® á ááẠ(ANI) - á¡áá
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Problems with the water supply at Salford Royal Hospital have been now resolved.
A number of wards at the Ladywell Building were without running water on New Yearￜￜￜs Eve.
Hospital bosses said the issue was affecting a number of patients staying on the wards.
Bottled water was used on site and a temporary fix was put in place overnight, a spokesperson for Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust said.
The issue was permanently resolved by 10am on New Yearￜￜￜs Day.
It is understood that engineers from United Utilities provided a temporary water supply overnight.
The Ladywell Building houses a number of wards, the radiology unit and the ultrasound unit.
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The power structure that now dominates the globe is a logical extension of the project for colonizing Africa, Oceania, and the Americas that the European imperialist powers began over five centuries ago. From the start of this project, it's been a constant rule for those in the colonizing powers that one's society is at war with a weaker enemy. The indigenous people, who have been portrayed as not capable of running things, have had to be brought under the colonial boot according to the ideology of imperial conquest. And in accordance with the global rise of capitalism that colonialism precipitated, the same dynamic of subjugation has existed between the poor and the rich.
Throughout their efforts to defeat their enemies, the imperialist powers of the last millennium and the empires that came before them have constantly been fighting against adversaries that can't be totally subdued, even after they've been greatly weakened by slavery and mass extermination. The ethnic and religious groups that have been subjugated by imperialism have virtually all been able to survive, and have continued their cultures and their collective will to find self-determination. So they've constantly posed a challenge to the power of imperialism even as imperialism has ruled supreme, much like the existence of the proletariat has constantly put the rule of the bourgeoisie into question. The same tension has ultimately existed during every other unjust hierarchy.
To maintain their control over this constant threat from the oppressed, the ruling class in the age of imperialism has used unprecedentedly powerful tools of warfare against groups which have stood in their way. Covert CIA operations alone are estimated to have killed at least six million people. The U.S. has used vast bombing campaigns, starvation sanctions, and most recently drone warfare to kill tens of millions of people since World War II. These methods of genocide have been replicated to great extents by Israel during its war against the Palestinians, and by Saudi Arabia during its war against the Yemenis. This all is added onto the millions of deaths that occur annually because of the poverty that's sustained by global capitalism, and to the frequent killings of poor people by the ever-deadlier police states throughout the capitalist world.
Despite these methods of warfare, imperialism and corporate power continue to be challenged. American hegemony is declining amid frayings of alliances among the NATO powers, failures from the U.S. to carry out its foreign policy goals in countries like Syria, and the rise of Chinese influence. Massive protests have broken out in neoliberal Third World countries like Chile and Honduras, and worker struggles are intensifying in places like France. Those in the global underclass are fighting as hard as ever, and in places like the DPRK and Venezuela they've already gained dominance through proletarian democracy. A power struggle is still in motion.
It's in motion because of the contradictions of capitalism, which have become heightened during the era of capitalist imperialism. By subjecting entire nations to invasions, severe poverty, and apartheid, imperialism makes the oppressive dynamics of capitalism so pronounced that revolts from the colonized people become inevitable. Added onto the conflict between bourgeoisie and proletariat that's inherent to all capitalist societies, this self-destructive aspect of imperialism has led to vast decolonization movements and successful socialist revolutions throughout the last century.
As the U.S. empire weakens, this liberation movement is naturally gathering strength. The recent resurgence of Third World revolutionary energy is present even in Bolivia, where strong socialist and indigenous strains threaten to overtake the fascist regime that's been installed in the country. But there's still a way that the bourgeoisie can remain dominant in an era after the fall of the U.S. empire, and even in an era after the climate has collapsed.
This transition can be accomplished by making the means for wielding political and social power-such as steady access to electricity, the ability to use weaponry, and reliable nourishment and shelter-available only to the rich. In the developed world, capitalism has sustained itself by letting most of the population share in the technological and economic gains that the system creates, however unequally they're distributed. The United States and most other core imperialist nations have never experienced a socialist revolution because conditions for the broad masses haven't deteriorated enough to provoke an effective class uprising. Many bourgeois leaders have deliberately tried to maintain this balance by allowing the welfare state to be expanded, which has deterred the proletariat from pursuing revolution. But faced with the collapse of the climate, the ruling class has overwhelmingly decided to keep making society ever more unequal instead of reducing inequality.
Even in more progressive capitalist countries like Iceland, the prevailing decision within the political establishment has been to continue neoliberalism and not try to alleviate the wealth gap. Austerity has increased throughout almost the entire capitalist world since the 2008 financial crisis, wages have kept falling, and the power of the big banks and corporations is greater than ever. And the collapse of the climate hasn't driven capitalist governments to resist corporate power, it's caused there to be more privatization of services and more capitalist efforts to profit from crises. 2005's Hurricane Katrina and 2017's Hurricane Irma both caused there to be a wave of privatizations in the impacted areas, and the U.S. army and private military contractors used both disasters to increase the militarization of society.
A recurring part of these responses to climate change has been an effort to more clearly define boundaries between the wealthy areas and the poorer areas. The lines between the wealthy areas (called the green zones) and the poor areas (called the red zones) was how the U.S. decided to distribute resources in Iraq during its post-invasion efforts to reconstruct the country. The green zone/red zone dichotomy, despite not usually being defined with such explicit language, is being increasingly applied to how resources are distributed around the globe. The homes and neighborhoods of the rich are protected from the threats of climate change-like was the case during 2018's California fires-while poor communities are the ones that suffer.
There's a political purpose behind this environmentally created inequality, one that's understood by the billionaires who've prepared for a later stage of the climate crisis by creating luxury survival compounds for themselves. It's to deprive those outside the wealthy enclaves of the resources that they'll need to survive, or at least to live with modern comforts, as the climate deteriorates. The logical conclusion of climate apartheid, as this 21st century class divide has been called, is a new kind of despotism that's emerging while capitalism collapses. In a world that's no longer climatically stable, and where resources have become scarce, the capitalist class will only be able to maintain their status and lifestyle by concentrating wealth at the very top. In other words, by replacing capitalism with a nakedly oppressive system that has virtually no social mobility.
Now that capitalism has reached the long-anticipated point where it consumes too much of nature to be able to sustain itself, the elites are creating a new system which is much more centralized and tightly controlled than the one that preceded it. Since the Industrial Revolution, bourgeois societies have typically been liberal, with freedom of expression usually being legal and the proletariat being able to heavily consume and make a living when the economy was doing well. But now democracy is deteriorating around the capitalist world, and the neoliberal economies are in a perpetual state of decline that makes economic participation harder for the proletariat.
Whereas capitalist markets overall grew massively in the 20th century, in the 21st century they've been shrinking. Trade and economic growth are slowing down, and the post-recession economic expansion has been dependent on financial bubbles and beneficial mainly for those in the upper strata. In the U.S., unemployment and underemployment still haven't recovered from their pre-recession levels, and the global economy becomes more unequal every year. The next financial crash will create a situation far worse, one that's exacerbated by the decline of the dollar and by the irreversible economic damage of climate change.
All of these destabilizing factors within capitalist markets are naturally causing capitalist political systems to become less free, and capitalist economies to be more controlled by the state and its partnered corporate monopolies. Economic and climatic disruptions have caused a global rise in reactionary politics and a subsequent decline in democracy throughout much of the capitalist world. And the 2008 crash has caused the U.S. government to transfer many trillions of dollars to the biggest banks, enabling these private financial institutions to become larger than ever.
Similar trends will follow as the collapse of capitalism continues. Power, both political and economic, will become consolidated as the system eats itself. The capitalist class will remain capitalists in the traditional sense only when they're profiting in some way from the world's disasters, or when they manage to profit from the labor of the few proletarians who manage to get jobs within the isolated societies of the rich. Otherwise they won't exploit the proletariat nearly to the extent that they used to, because society won't even be functional enough for labor and commerce to be robust. Most of the people in the world will be driven into poverty, become climate refugees, or simply die off, leaving the bourgeoisie with no choice but to shrink their business operations and retreat to their green zones.
In such a situation, the ruling class will still be the dominant group, and they could expand their power in new areas. They could pursue capitalist development in eventually hospitable places like Greenland and Antarctica, they could colonize Mars, and they could even build cities that float on the ocean. But they'll still need to stop the world's underclass from overthrowing them, which will be harder than ever after the climate and economy have collapsed. Whether the bourgeoisie can retain its dominance amid the riots, vast influxes of refugees, and massive organized rebellions will depend on whether the bourgeoisie or the proletariat gain the upper hand over political and military power.
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Warning: SPOILERS for Thor #1
The War of the Realms ravaged Thor's homeland, but by the end of the event, Odin the All-Father stepped down and crowned Thor as the new King of Asgard. Now, months after the end of the war, Thor has rebuilt his home. Gone are the shimmering golden palaces of his father's creation, with the seat of the king remade in wood and stone. But now what was once a golden paradise, remade into a medieval city, shaped by hammers... has just been rocked by the arrival of Galactus in Marvel's shocking Thor #1.
As Thor readies himself to give his first speech to the Asgardians gathered around their new king -- a message readers can only assume would have reflected the same message sent by the remade land itself, Galactus comes plummeting down from the sky, smashing directly into city's inhabitants, and Thor instantly realizing that scores of his people will never get the chance to hear a speech ever again.
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Related: Thor Takes His Hammer To Galactus in New Comic Cover
The sight of Galactus wrapped in machine armor, decimating the crowd is a horrifying one, to be sure. Screams are heard, as bolts of lightning mark Thor's leap into the fight, prepared to kill Galactus for this invasion of his people's new home. Thankfully Thor has the presence of mind to stop before then, stopping short as Galactus pleads with Thor to understand the reason for his arrival. He has come to Asgard for help, since Thor is the only one who can stop the Great Black Winter. The newest unknown threat to Thor (and all life in the universe), and one that can only be stopped if Thor becomes the newest herald of Galactus.
Right on cue the mourning rains of Asgard begin to fall, carrying on for weeks. The city officials of Asgard work, busying themselves with counting the dead and calculating the cost of Galactus's 'arrival.' And while they may try to ignore the silence of their new king, it is evident more than just Asgard's people died the day Galactus fell. Galactus' impact also means that Yggdrasil, the tree of life, has begun to die. How will thor possibly manage to correct these tragedies, and return to his brighter vision for Asgard's future? To have those questions answered, readers will need to pick up Thor #1! Find the full details below.
THOR #1
Written by: Donny Cates
Art by: Nic Klein
Cover Art by: Olivier Coipel
A BRAND-NEW, SUPERSTAR CREATIVE TEAM TAKES THE KING OF ASGARD TO NEW REALMS OF GLORY! The prince is now a king. All Asgard lies before Thor, the God of Thunder. And after many months of war, the Ten Realms are finally at peace. But the skies above the Realm Eternal are never clear for long. The Black Winter is coming. And the God of the Storm will be powerless before it.
Thor #1 is available now from your local comic book shop, or direct from Marvel Comics.
Next: Marvel Reveals The Next Galactus Will Be [SPOILER]
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Ards and North Down council celebrating its Green Flag awards
COUNCILS across Northern Ireland have spent more than ￜￜ130,000 of ratepayers' cash in recent years entering themselves into awards competitions.
The spending included entering awards to recognise well-managed public parks, gongs to celebrate publicity and marketing, and the "Loo of the Year Awards".
Local authorities in the north have paid a total of ￜￜ136,091.56 to enter 70 awards contests since 2017, records obtained by The Irish News reveal.
A further ￜￜ13,082.78 was spent attending ceremonies for those awards in which they paid an entry fee and subsequently received nominations.
Public spending campaigners accused councils of misusing ratepayers' funds in "forking out for these trivial trophies".
But councils defended the costs, saying that such gongs are an "important part of maintaining motivation" among staff.
The figures were obtained through a series of Freedom of Information (FOI) requests.
Causeway Coast and Glens was the only one of the north's 11 councils to refuse to disclose the information, saying it would exceed FOI legislative cost limits.
Antrim and Newtownabbey council spent the most on entering awards competitions at ￜￜ34,508.25, followed by Belfast City Council at ￜￜ31,931.
Belfast spent ￜￜ3,732 entering the Loo of the Year Awards in 2017 and 2018 and a further ￜￜ196.39 on travel to attend the ceremony in 2018.
Ards and North Down Borough Council also entered the Loo of the Year Awards in each of the past three years, costing ratepayers ￜￜ1,592.
Among the awards Antrim and Newtownabbey entered was the CIPR (Chartered Institute of Public Relations) Northern Ireland "PRide Awards", which cost ￜￜ2,120 in the past three years.
In 2019 it won a gold award in the "Best Use of Social Media" category and two silvers in the categories "Best Use of Content" and "Best Use of Influencer Relations" for a recycling campaign.
Much of the spending among the councils went towards entering the Green Flag Awards, in which well-managed public parks and green spaces are awarded the accolade. The scheme is managed in the north by environmental charity Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful.
James Roberts, political director of the TaxPayers' Alliance, criticised the spending on awards competitions.
"Town hall bosses should not be misusing ratepayers' money in a pointless attempt to get some gongs," he said.
"While going for grants and private sponsorship can bring cash prizes to the local area, these awards are a waste of time and simply see council officers patting themselves on the back at ratepayers' expense.
"Local residents are the real judges of council performance, so perhaps authorities should focus on winning their approval instead of forking out for these trivial trophies."
Belfast City Council, the north's largest local authority, defended the spending.
"Our staff are committed to serving the interests and needs of all local residents to the best of their ability, as well as fulfilling the ambitions of the Belfast Agenda," a spokesman said.
"As part of this, it is important to show appreciation for the invaluable contribution made by individuals and teams, where staff have demonstrated exceptional levels of service provision and effort, which in many cases, go well beyond the call of duty.
"Reward and recognition is an important part of maintaining motivation and ensuring continued strength in overall performance, city leadership and the delivery of services for our ratepayers."
In relation to the Green Flag Award, he said this is a "non-profit international accreditation scheme that recognises and rewards well-managed parks and green spaces".
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:: Council spending on entering awards contests:
Number of awards contests councils paid to enter since 2017, and overall cost of applying for these awards.
Antrim and Newtownabbey (6) ￜￜ34,508.25
Belfast (12) ￜￜ31,931
Ards and North Down (13) ￜￜ29,123
Newry, Mourne and Down (9) ￜￜ13,278
Derry and Strabane (5) ￜￜ7,640.31
Lisburn and Castlereagh (6) ￜￜ7,095
Mid Ulster (12) ￜￜ6,141
Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon (3) ￜￜ5,220
Fermanagh and Omagh (3) ￜￜ810
Mid and East Antrim (1) ￜￜ345
Causeway Coast and Glens (refused to disclose information)
TOTAL (70) ￜￜ136,091.56
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Managing Director of Mount Gay Distilleries Raphael Grisoni is welcoming the start of breathalyzer testing in Barbados on January 1, 2020.
He told members of the media during a recent interview that breathalyzer testing was long overdue in Barbados, and indicated that, as a rum producer, Mount Gay wanted its products to be enjoyed responsibly.
Grisoni said it was always hurtful to see people drinking irresponsibly.
ￜￜￜWe are also a member of an organization called the Barbados Alcohol Industry Association and what we like to see is our product being [used] responsibly and I think the breathalyzer is a good tool. . .,ￜￜￜ he said.
In November 2019, Minister of Transport and Works Dr William Duguid announced that come January, motorists driving under the influence of alcohol will do so at the risk of being subjected to breathalyzer testing.
As he delivered remarks during a service for the United Nationsￜￜￜ Day of Remembrance for Road Safety Victims, Dr Duguid said his Ministry was at an advanced stage with respect to the use of breathalyzer testing on drivers.
The Minister said the introduction of such testing would go a long way in ensuring the safety of the travelling public.
Grisoni said he was not concerned that the introduction of breathalyzer testing would have a negative effect on sales for the rum-producing company.
ￜￜￜI think that itￜￜￜs a question of habits. As we are exporting rum, we have a kind of visibility of whatￜￜￜs happening in other countries in Europe or even in the United States.
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The South African government is enforcing stringent preventative measures to try to limit the reach of the coronavirus, particularly in the countryￜￜￜs more remote areas, which are already strained by ailing state health facilities and insufficient water supply.
After the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 rose to 150 on March 19 2020, Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure Patricia de Lille identified 37 sites across all nine provinces to be used as isolation and quarantine facilities. There were 202 confirmed cases the following day.
The government plans to erect a 40km-long fence at the Beitbridge border post within the next month to prevent undocumented or infected people from crossing the border into South Africa from Zimbabwe and vice versa. De Lille said the project will cost about R37.2-million.
Having already shut down all sporting and cultural events, state officials are now scrambling to try to limit disruptions to the legislative bodies that oversee the administration of the country.
Municipal disruption
While these bodies review ways to keep the country up and running, continued social restrictions might pose a threat to local municipal budgets. Councils have until May 30 to pass their budgets, but officials say the governmentￜￜￜs ban on gatherings of more than 100 people may prevent them from sitting to table their budgets.
Council members have a grace period of 30 days, until the end of June each year, to comply with the budget deadline. Otherwise they risk being dissolved, forcing political parties to participate in by-elections.
The Metsimaholo local municipality in the northern Free State had to hold by-elections in 2017 when its coalition council failed to approve its 2017-2018 budget in time, resulting in the councilￜￜￜs dissolution.
Free State Department of Cooperative Governance, Traditional Affairs and Human Settlements spokesperson Zolile Lobe conceded that the coronavirus pandemic is going to disrupt council meetings. ￜￜￜWe are concerned that the pandemic might disrupt the tabling of budgets, but we will assess the situation as it unfolds,ￜￜￜ Lobe said, stressing that contact between officials will be minimal in line with the national governmentￜￜￜs directive on social distancing.
Residents of municipalities already in crisis, such as Maluti-a-Phofung in the eastern Free State and Makana in the Eastern Cape, are at the mercy of municipal officials to supply much-needed water to counter the spread of the virus.
Despite a cancelled plenary sitting of the National Assembly on March 17, the National Council of Provinces (NCOP) met on March 19 to endorse Gauteng Premier David Makhuraￜￜￜs decision two weeks ago to invoke Section 139 of the Constitution and dissolve the Tshwane council. The metro has been running without a mayor or municipal manager as several attempts to elect a new mayor have descended into chaos.
Parliamentary spokesperson Moloto Mothapo said ￜￜￜevery activity, public hearings and committee meetings included, are suspendedￜￜￜ in line with government measures to curb the spread of Covid-19.
The NCOP cancelled public meetings in three Gauteng municipalities that formed part of the three-day report-back session of the councilￜￜￜs flagship programme, Taking Parliament to the People.
The North West provincial legislature has shut its doors to the public. ￜￜￜAll outreach programmes of the legislature are suspended with immediate effect and will be resuscitated after 14 April 2020,ￜￜￜ it said.
Lobe said on March 19 that Thembeni Nxangisa, a Free State member of the executive council for cooperative governance and traditional affairs, was heading to QwaQwa to find ways to make water available to residents to improve hygiene. It has taken a life-threatening pandemic to get the government to respond to the areaￜￜￜs 10-year-long dry spell.
The government plans to release water from Maluti-a-Phofungￜￜￜs main water source, the Fika-Patso Dam, to give residents a fighting chance, said Lobe. ￜￜￜFrom today, Thursday to Sunday, the municipality is opening water to the people for hygiene purposes to curb Covid-19. We will also increase water tankers.ￜￜￜ
Adhere, or face charges
On March 19, Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma stressed the importance of adhering to the Covid-19 regulations the government has put in place. She added that the government will be taking action against those who refuse medical treatment or take part in mass gatherings and intentionally infect others with Covid-19.
Minister of Police Bheki Cele has vowed to clamp down on alcohol consumers and traders who do not adhere to the new restrictions Dlamini-Zuma has gazetted, which limit trading hours and customer numbers.
Political parties are also taking heed of social restrictions. The Economic Freedom Fighters and the ANC have cancelled major gatherings and events, and the Democratic Allianceￜￜￜs federal executive has postponed its policy conference that was scheduled to take place on April 4 and 5.
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A Rexburg Police Log stated that a BYU-Idaho student had $900.16 taken out from their student account in a Pell Grant and transferred into an account not belonging to the student. The theft was reported to police on Jan. 16.
The University first reported to the police on Jan. 13 that less than 100 student accounts were compromised. School officials got in touch with the students to change their passwords.
ￜￜￜBYU-Idaho understands the importance of its data security and protecting the information we maintain for our students,ￜￜￜ BYU-I said in a statement. ￜￜￜWe recently became aware of a security incident involving a small number of student financial accounts. The university immediately notified those students impacted directly and has been working with them on a case-by-case basis. With the assistance of a leading forensic firm, BYU-Idaho has launched an investigation; law enforcement personnel have been notified. If any additional accounts are identified, we will immediately notify the students and work with them to respond as necessary. As the university works to complete the investigation, we will look for opportunities to further enhance our existing security measures.ￜￜￜ | BYU-Idaho ááẠSpring Semester 2020 ááŸáá·áº áááºáááºá ááŒá±ááŒá¬áá»ááºáá
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The Sweet 16 is set in our mythical menￜￜￜs college basketball tournament, and all four of the No. 1 seeds survived.
More accurately, all four of the No. 1 seeds waltzed into the third round of the Big Dance, one of them at the expense of the Bay Areaￜￜￜs only entry in the field, Saint Maryￜￜￜs. The Gaels were crushed Sunday 87-56 by Baylor, the top seed in the South Regional.
Gonzaga also breezed, beating Oklahoma 88-70 to join Kansas and Dayton, both of which advanced Saturday. The four top seeds won by an average of 20.5 points.
Only one Cinderella remains in the field ￜￜￜ 10th-seeded Utah State, which won Saturday against No. 2 Florida State ￜￜￜ but the Aggies almost got company Sunday. East Tennessee State, a 14-seed that had knocked off Seton Hall in the first round, gave BYU all it could handle before falling 100-97.
Two 7-seeds advanced Sunday as Arizona and Providence ended the dreams of UC-Irvine and North Dakota State, respectively, a pair of 15th-seeded bracket busters who had knocked out San Diego State and Kentucky on Thursday.
The Providence victory gave the Big East three teams in the Sweet 16. Five leagues have two; Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-12, ACC and the West Coast Conference. Rounding out the field are the SEC (Auburn), the Atlantic-10 (Dayton), and the Mountain West (Utah State).
Hereￜￜￜs the Day 4 roundup of games:
SOUTH REGIONAL
No. 1 Baylor 87, No. 8 Saint Maryￜￜￜs 56>> The Gaelsￜￜￜ season came to an agonizingly slow end. They fell behind early, trailed by 18 at half and by 33 with 11:44 to play. It was their worst loss since a 94-46 embarrassment at Gonzaga in February 2019. Butler (28-4) was led in scoring, as it has been all season, by its trio of guards. Davion Mitchell 20 points), MaCio Teague (17) and Jared Butler (15), none of whom had shot better than 42% during the regular season, all shot better than 50%.
Jordan Ford, wrapping up a four-year career that could put his No. 3 in the rafters at Saint Maryￜￜￜs, scored 24 points, but nobody else was in double figures. Malik Fitts, who made seven 3-pointers in the first-round victory over Rutgers, had only seven points. The Gaels (27-9) shot poorly from everywhere: 3 of 16 from behind the arc, nine of 15 from the free throw line, and 36.7% overall. (We did not attempt to reach coach Randy Bennett after this one.)
No. 6 Virginia 63, No. 3 Michigan State 59>> The Cavaliers, who run-and-gunned their way to a season-high 82 points in the opening round (25 points over their season average) returned to character. With its slow-paced offense and smothering defense, Virginia held MSU to 25 first-half points, limiting the Spartans to 19 shots, seven of which they blocked, and forcing seven turnovers. Still, the Spartans had a chance to tie the game with 11 seconds left, but Rocket Watts missed a wide-open three from the corner and Virginia sealed the outcome with two free throws from Jay Huff. Mamadi Diakite had 21 points and eight rebounds for the UVA (25-7) and Braxton Key added 13 points and 13 rebounds. MSU (23-10) was led by three players with 11 points, including Xavier Tillman, who also had 11 rebounds.
No. 2 Creighton 76, No. 7 Illinois 69 >>- The Bluejays, the only surviving 2-seed in the tournament, trailed by 11 points in the second half and were down 65-59 with 4:16 to play. But they closed the game on a 17-4 run during which they held Illinois scoreless on eight consecutive possessions. Denzel Mahoney came off the bench for 17 points to lead Creighton (26-7). Damien Jefferson had 15 and Ty-Shon Alexander and Marcus Zegarowski added 12 apiece. Kofi Cockburn had 16 points and 10 rebounds to lead Illinois (22-10).
WEST REGIONAL
No. 1 Gonzaga 88, No. 9 Oklahoma 70>> Cory Kispert led six players in double figures and the Zags broke open a close game midway through the second half. An 8-2 run ￜￜￜ the first six points coming from Joel Ayayi ￜￜￜturned a 50-45 lead into an 11-point lead and the Sooners never got back within 10. Kispert had 17 points, Filip Petrusev had 12, and four others had 11, including Ayayi. Austin Reaves scored 17 to lead Oklahoma (20-13).
No. 6 BYU 100, No. 14 Eastern Washington 97>> Zac Seljaasￜￜￜ 3-point shot from the right wing broke a 93-93 tie with 1:37 to play, Andy Toolson followed with another three and the Cougars escaped the upset-minded Eagles from the Big Sky Conference. BYU made 13 of 22 three-point attempts (59.1%) and shot almost 60% overall (40 of 67) and then held its collective breath as a last-second shot by EWU circled the rim twice before spinning out. TJ Haws (26 points, 12 assists) and Yoeli Childs (26 points, 11 rebounds) led the way for BYU. Jacob Davison had 29 points for EWU (24-9).
No. 7 Arizona 89, No. 15 UC-Irvine 66>> Zeke Nnaji had 18 points and 17 rebounds as the Wildcats put an early end to the Anteatersￜￜￜ hope of pulling another upset. UC-Irvine, which shocked No. 2 seed San Diego State on Friday, led 17-16 after a 3-pointer by Jeron Artest (son of Ron Artest). But Arizona answered with a bucket and two free throws from Max Hazzard (grandson of the late Walt Hazzard) and the Wildcats led the rest of the way. Tony Rutherford had 15 points for UCI (22-11). Arizonaￜￜￜs Nico Mannion led all scorers with 19.
MIDWEST REGIONAL
No. 3 Duke 98, No. 14 East Tennessee State 89>> The upstarts from the Southern Conference, who had stunned Seton Hall in the opener, jumped out to a 7-1 lead. And thatￜￜￜs where Duke put a stop to things. The Blue Devils caught the Eagles at 16, passed them on a tip-in by Javin DuLaurier and never trailed after a 10-0 run put them ahead 49-39. ETU, winners of 13 straight, pulled within 78-75, but then went cold for almost six minutes as Duke rebuilt its lead to 13 and coasted into Sweet 16 for the 16th time in 20 years. Vernon Carey led the Blue Devils with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Tre Jones, playing amid rumors that he will apply for the NBA draft, had 16 points, eight assists, and six rebounds. Cassius Stanley also had 16 points. Patrick Good had 22 for ETU, which finished the season 31-4.
No. 7 Providence 104, No. 15 North Dakota State 57>> The Friars jumped on the team that had KOￜￜￜd Kentucky two days earlier, scoring the first seven points en route to a 20-5 lead. Providence led 51-33 at halftime and didnￜￜￜt let up, outscoring the Bison 53-24 in the second half. Luwane Pipkins led six Friars in double figures with 19 points, hitting 5 of 7 treys. Alpha Diallo added 14 points and 10 rebounds. Rocky Kreuser had 16 to lead North Dakota State (26-9), which had won 13 of its previous 14 games. | LAWRENCEá Kans. ￜￜￜ Kansas ááẠá¡ááŒá®ážá
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In news that has absolutely destroyed my brain, OG reality TV star Paris Hilton just revealed sheￜￜￜs been playing a character up until now.
Yes, Hilton has been laughing all the way to the fucking bank because her character on The Simple Life, and just her general persona has all been an act.
I. AM. SCREAMING.
Just days after we all collectively lost our minds over her Cooking With Paris video, the entrepreneur and socialite has revealed that her upcoming YouTube documentary This Is Paris will be the first time we get to see the real deal.
During an interview at the Television Critics Association press tour, Paris revealed that her upcoming YouTube documentary is ￜￜￜcompletely different than anything [sheￜￜￜs] ever done before.ￜￜￜ
ￜￜￜEverything Iￜￜￜve ever done before was more me playing that character again,ￜￜￜ The Simple Life star said. ￜￜￜBut with this, I really just wanted to pull the curtain back and show my real life ￜￜￜ talk about things that are very hard to talk about and things that Iￜￜￜve experienced in life but never discussed before.ￜￜￜ
So sheￜￜￜs pretty much saying that The World According To Paris and The Simple Life was acting. Give this woman a fucking Golden Globe.
ￜￜￜI was having fun with it. I think, you know. I was in on the joke,ￜￜￜ Paris said of the 2003 hit show The Simple Life, which she was pitched as ￜￜￜGreen Acres meets Clueless.ￜￜￜ
But the 38-year-old heiress is finally reading to show us the real Paris Hilton is her new YouTube documentary.
ￜￜￜIn this film I discuss things Iￜￜￜve never discussed before. I hope that people are going to see who I truly am,ￜￜￜ she said.
ￜￜￜIt follows me in my real life, everything Iￜￜￜve done before was me playing a character. I was talking about things that are very hard to talk about. It was an amazing experience but it was very scary. I was freaking out.ￜￜￜ
We really shouldnￜￜￜt be surprised. She comes from a long list of uber-rich billionaire businessmen. The woman has simply mastered the art of branding.
ￜￜￜAt the same time, I built a huge brand off doing it,ￜￜￜ she told PEOPLE at the event. ￜￜￜSo, I donￜￜￜt really regret it and Iￜￜￜm happy that people are going to finally see this film.ￜￜￜ
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Marvel star Mark Ruffalo took part in the Instagram game that tells you which character from the Avengers you are.
The appￜￜￜs new filter, which went viral soon after it was launched earlier this month, has been used by a number of celebrities ￜￜￜ but Ruffalo seems to be the first actual Avengers: Endgame actor to post his result online.
For those who donￜￜￜt know, the filter flits through several choices before allocating you a character and telling you which character you are.
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Obviously, it all means nothing, but itￜￜￜs a bit of fun to pass the time ￜￜￜ and Ruffalo, who plays Hulk in the record-breaking Avengers series, gave it a go.
The actor couldnￜￜￜt feign his surprise when the Instagram app randomly allocated him... Hulk! (Weￜￜￜre going to hope heￜￜￜs being genuine and this was the first time he tried).
Shape Created with Sketch. Marvel films ￜￜￜ ranked worst to best Show all 23 left Created with Sketch. right Created with Sketch. Shape Created with Sketch. Marvel films ￜￜￜ ranked worst to best 1/23 Iron Man 2 23. Iron Man 2 barely holds together. Rather than act as a straight sequel to the surprisingly successful Iron Man, Marvel Studios decided to overstuff the film with universe-building references (Black Widow, Nick Fury and SHIELDￜￜￜs Agent Coulson all make appearances) and two-dimensional villains (played by Sam Rockwell and Mickey Rourke). The result is a film without any direction that serves as a Trojan horse set-up for the Avengers. Marvel/Disney 2/23 Thor: The Dark World 22. When the Thor franchise lost its director Kenneth Branagh between the first and second films, it also had to kiss goodbye to the Shakespearean theatrics that had lent it a sense of goofy charm. Directed by Game of Thronesￜￜￜs Alan Taylor, The Dark World prioritises its VFX effects above all else. Itￜￜￜs a dull affair: Christopher Ecclestonￜￜￜs Malekith is (by far) Marvelￜￜￜs worst villain, being a pile of prosthetics with zero personality, while Chris Hemsworthￜￜￜs Thor completes one of the most unrealistic London Tube journeys in all of cinematic history. Marvel/Disney 3/23 The Incredible Hulk 21. Edward Nortonￜￜￜs version of the smashing Hulk often gets forgotten by Marvel fans ￜￜￜ and for good reason. Whereas Mark Ruffaloￜￜￜs bumbling interpretation of the character has a gravitational charm, Nortonￜￜￜs moping monster is void of any charisma. With Liv Tyler phoning in her performance as love interest, Betty Ross, the film falls emotionally flat and serves only as a by-the-numbers origins story. Marvel/Disney 4/23 Avengers: Age of Ultron 20. Just in case weￜￜￜd forgotten that the Disney corporation is an all-consuming titan that owns half of Hollywood, the sequel to 2012ￜￜￜs Avengers decided to sneak in a little corporate synergy: when Iron Man accidentally creates a sentient robot (voiced by James Spader) who decides the earthￜￜￜs only salvation is through the destruction of humanity, he announces his grim plans with accompaniment of a little citation of the classic ￜￜￜIￜￜￜve Got No Stringsￜￜￜ from 1940ￜￜￜs Pinocchio. Itￜￜￜs a moment that exemplifies how Ultron feels like a cold, calculated operation from Marvel Studios. Itￜￜￜs merely tick list of obligations to move us on to the next chapter of the MCU. Marvel/Disney 5/23 Thor 19. Although Kenneth Branaghￜￜￜs introductory outing for Marvelￜￜￜs God of Thunder fared perfectly well on release, itￜￜￜs suffered massively from the MCUￜￜￜs dramatic sense of progression over the years. Certainly, Tom Hiddlestonￜￜￜs Loki is a strong, well-crafted character right out of the gate, and his plot against his adoptive father (Anthony Hopkins) is delightfully heightened. Yet, it arguably took until Thor: Ragnarok for Chris Hemsworthￜￜￜs hero to develop much sense of character beyond the initial ￜￜￜfish out of waterￜￜￜ trope. Marvel/Disney 6/23 Doctor Strange 18. A self-centred wealthy white man ventures to a distant land and realises his superhero potential ￜￜￜ sound familiar? Thatￜￜￜs because Doctor Strange and Iron Man are basically the same story, except one uses magic and the other explosives. Benedict Cumberbatchￜￜￜs Marveldebut impresses with kaleidoscope visuals but lacks the heart of Robert Downey Jrￜￜￜs hero, leading to a film that wastes the talents of both Tilda Swinton and Mads Mikkelsen. Marvel/Disney 7/23 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 17. The first Guardians of the Galaxy was a risky Star Wars-inspired romp through space, following a bunch of a-holes who form an unlikely familiar bond. For the second film, James Gunn decided to turn everything up to 11, cramming half a dozen interweaving storylines, leading to Chris Prattￜￜￜs gaunt Star Lord getting side-lined. The sequel did, however, introduce the now beloved line ￜￜￜIￜￜￜm Mary Poppins, yￜￜￜallￜￜￜ, shouted by Yondu as he gracefully falls from the sky. A wonderfully comedic moment in a film that misses on another half-dozen punches. Marvel/Disney 8/23 The Avengers 16. Marvelￜￜￜs first crossover film was an unparalleled cinematic event ￜￜￜ one that arguably changed Hollywood filmmaking forever, now that every major studio seems to be attempting the ￜￜￜshared universeￜￜￜ approach to franchises. Although the MCU has refined the template since, The Avengers still established the focus on humour, character, and heart that would come to define the success story of Marvel Studios. Itￜￜￜs a blockbuster that feels large on all fronts, delivering thrills not only in the ￜￜￜBattle of New Yorkￜￜￜ finale, but in the creation of a team of characters that feel perfectly balanced and complementary. Marvel/Disney 9/23 Captain America: Civil War 15. Despite Captain America: Civil War (AKA Avengers 2.5) featuring Iron Man, Black Widow, and Ant-Man (as well as introducing Black Panther and Spider-Man), the film remains first and foremost about Captain America. And thatￜￜￜs perhaps why the stuffed blockbuster works ￜￜￜ were it not for a central focus, Civil War could have fallen into the trappings of other Marvel sequels in being too convoluted. The Russo Brothers also direct one of the best actions scenes in Marvel history so far, the airport scene, which looks as if it leapt straight out of a comic book. Marvel/Disney 10/23 Ant-Man and the Wasp 14. While the first Ant Man was a mirror image of its star Paul Rudd, essentially delivering a studio comedy dressed in spandex, the second found a new trick up its sleeve in the form of Evangeline Lillyￜￜￜs Hope van Dyne ￜￜￜ a smart, capable female hero who didnￜￜￜt simply exist to serve as a caretaker for the male characters. Marvel/Disney 11/23 Spider-Man: Far From Home 13. What comes after the end? Itￜￜￜs the question that was hanging over the Marvel Cinematic Universe ever since the release of Avengers: Endgame was sold to us as the ultimate, cumulative chapter in a series of 22 interconnected films. And yet, while Far From Home is distinctly mid-level Marvel fare, thereￜￜￜs a lot to be said for the fact it isnￜￜￜt crushed under the weight of its own ambitions. It feels comfortably like the end of a chapter, the beginning of a new one, an epilogue, and a palate cleanser all at once. It also works perfectly well as a film about Spider-Man. AP 12/23 Ant-Man 12. Ant-Man should not have worked as a film. Just look at the title! Ridiculous to think a movie about a man with ant powers should work ￜￜￜ let alone be a blockbuster success and part of the biggest cinematic universe going. Yet, despite production problems (Edgar Wright was initially meant to helm the film), Peyton Reed directs this hilarious heist film with aplomb, taking the Marvel world a little less seriously than others. Marvel/Disney 13/23 Avengers: Infinity War 11. Marvel redefined cinematic narratives once more in 2018, creating a single culmination to a decadeￜￜￜs worth of films. While it plays as total nonsense to anyone whoￜￜￜs a newcomer to the franchise (if thatￜￜￜs possible), it was, for fans, an unmatched emotional release. The Russo brothers faced the monumental task of making each crossover ￜￜￜ from the Guardians of the Galaxy to the kingdom of Wakanda ￜￜￜ work in a way that feels natural, while also ushering the MCUￜￜￜs biggest villain, Thanos, into centre stage. Epic both in its sense of scale and stakes, Infinity War also stages one of the most memorable finales in blockbuster history. Marvel/Disney 14/23 Captain America: The First Avenger 10. With or without the beard, Steve Rogers aka Captain America has now become the brooding centre of the Avengers, but there was once a time when he was all about the old-fashioned heroics. Director Joe Johnston stayed true to the filmￜￜￜs 1940s setting in a film that embraces that pulpiness of early comic book history, as Steve punches Nazis and romances military officer Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), although her character is thankfully never relegated to the role of damsel in distress. Marvel/Disney 15/23 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 9. Despite centring on a super-powered American nationalist, the Captain America trilogy has the most consistent quality in the MCU. Its crowning moment comes with The Winter Soldier ￜￜￜ an adrenaline-fuelled conspiracy thriller that features a spectacular twist and provokes questions regarding modern day surveillance. However, given The Russo Brothers root the rest of the movie in realism, the bombastic CGI-heavy ending is a little ridiculous. Marvel/Disney 16/23 Captain Marvel 8. Brie Larson gives a superpowered performance as Carol Danvers, the actor playing a hero that's both relatable and aspirational, strong but vulnerable. While Captain Marvel may not revolutionise the studioￜￜￜs formula, the superhero's debut outing provides a platform to show off her Thanos-annihilating powers. Thanks to a smart script, it also offers some of the very best character development in the MCU. Marvel/Disney 17/23 Spider-Man: Homecoming 7. While Spider-Manￜￜￜs miraculous arrival in the MCU came with Captain America: Civil War, it was not until Homecoming that we truly got to know Peter Parker. Tom Hollandￜￜￜs incarnation swings past Andrew Garfieldￜￜￜs version, thanks to the filmￜￜￜs lower-stakes high school story allowing for intimate moments with the character. Along with including some great comic performances (Jacob Batalon as Ned stands out), Michael Keatonￜￜￜs Vulture makes for a terrifying villain, and the twist is superbly done. Marvel/Disney 18/23 Iron Man 3 6. While divisive among Marvel fans, Shane Blackￜￜￜs superhero outing ￜￜￜ with the writer/directorￜￜￜs sharp, stinging dialogue ￜￜￜ brings Tony Stark's story arc to an end (or what should have been its end) with humour and heart aplenty. As Robert Downey Jrￜￜￜs genius, billionaire philanthropist deals with PTSD and struggles with his robotic creations, we see an actor giving his all. While Civil War and the Avengers films dragged him back into action, fingers are crossed Avengers: Endgame will give the character a similar emotionally satisfying send-off. Marvel/Disney 19/23 Avengers: Endgame 5. Itￜￜￜs a film thatￜￜￜs hard to place within the MCU canon, simply because the majority of its emotional pay-offs only work due to the groundwork laid by over a decade of filmmaking. Avengers: Endgame is less about individual storytelling and so much more about the collective experience of cinema itself. This exists to be consumed in the dark, surrounded by loved ones, as you all cheer, gasp, and cry in unison. The fan service at work may, at times, feel a little outrageous in just how bold it feels, but Endgame earns the right to indulge. This, above all, is a celebration of these movies and their impact on the world. AP 20/23 Thor: Ragnarok 4. Completely transforming the Thor franchise in a single, effortless move, director Taika Waititi injected new energy into the MCU. 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Blasting the Marvel universe into space for an adventure with a truly ragtag group of heroes, including both a talking racoon and a sentient tree-creature, Guardians of the Galaxy is arguably the biggest risk the franchise ever took. And it paid off in spectacular fashion, with director James Gunn giving the superhero genre a light coat of B-movie glee. It also transformed Parks and Recreation star Chris Pratt into the major box office draw he is today. Marvel/Disney 23/23 Black Panther 1. Although Black Panther still dutifully fulfils all the requirements of a Marvel film, providing a bridge to films both past and future plus ending in a cinematic battle filled with CGI trickery, Ryan Cooglerￜￜￜs achievement as a director is to use a familiar framework to tell a radical story within mainstream filmmaking. In the strife between Chadwick Bosemanￜￜￜs TￜￜￜChalla, the ruler of Wakanda, and Michael B Jordanￜￜￜs Killmonger, he provided a nuanced, layered commentary on colonialism and black identity. Itￜￜￜs a film that triumphs both within its genre, bringing new perspectives to the superhero story, and outside of it, satisfying purely as a piece of narrative drama. Marvel/Disney 1/23 Iron Man 2 23. Iron Man 2 barely holds together. Rather than act as a straight sequel to the surprisingly successful Iron Man, Marvel Studios decided to overstuff the film with universe-building references (Black Widow, Nick Fury and SHIELDￜￜￜs Agent Coulson all make appearances) and two-dimensional villains (played by Sam Rockwell and Mickey Rourke). The result is a film without any direction that serves as a Trojan horse set-up for the Avengers. Marvel/Disney 2/23 Thor: The Dark World 22. When the Thor franchise lost its director Kenneth Branagh between the first and second films, it also had to kiss goodbye to the Shakespearean theatrics that had lent it a sense of goofy charm. Directed by Game of Thronesￜￜￜs Alan Taylor, The Dark World prioritises its VFX effects above all else. Itￜￜￜs a dull affair: Christopher Ecclestonￜￜￜs Malekith is (by far) Marvelￜￜￜs worst villain, being a pile of prosthetics with zero personality, while Chris Hemsworthￜￜￜs Thor completes one of the most unrealistic London Tube journeys in all of cinematic history. Marvel/Disney 3/23 The Incredible Hulk 21. Edward Nortonￜￜￜs version of the smashing Hulk often gets forgotten by Marvel fans ￜￜￜ and for good reason. Whereas Mark Ruffaloￜￜￜs bumbling interpretation of the character has a gravitational charm, Nortonￜￜￜs moping monster is void of any charisma. With Liv Tyler phoning in her performance as love interest, Betty Ross, the film falls emotionally flat and serves only as a by-the-numbers origins story. Marvel/Disney 4/23 Avengers: Age of Ultron 20. Just in case weￜￜￜd forgotten that the Disney corporation is an all-consuming titan that owns half of Hollywood, the sequel to 2012ￜￜￜs Avengers decided to sneak in a little corporate synergy: when Iron Man accidentally creates a sentient robot (voiced by James Spader) who decides the earthￜￜￜs only salvation is through the destruction of humanity, he announces his grim plans with accompaniment of a little citation of the classic ￜￜￜIￜￜￜve Got No Stringsￜￜￜ from 1940ￜￜￜs Pinocchio. Itￜￜￜs a moment that exemplifies how Ultron feels like a cold, calculated operation from Marvel Studios. Itￜￜￜs merely tick list of obligations to move us on to the next chapter of the MCU. Marvel/Disney 5/23 Thor 19. Although Kenneth Branaghￜￜￜs introductory outing for Marvelￜￜￜs God of Thunder fared perfectly well on release, itￜￜￜs suffered massively from the MCUￜￜￜs dramatic sense of progression over the years. Certainly, Tom Hiddlestonￜￜￜs Loki is a strong, well-crafted character right out of the gate, and his plot against his adoptive father (Anthony Hopkins) is delightfully heightened. Yet, it arguably took until Thor: Ragnarok for Chris Hemsworthￜￜￜs hero to develop much sense of character beyond the initial ￜￜￜfish out of waterￜￜￜ trope. Marvel/Disney 6/23 Doctor Strange 18. A self-centred wealthy white man ventures to a distant land and realises his superhero potential ￜￜￜ sound familiar? Thatￜￜￜs because Doctor Strange and Iron Man are basically the same story, except one uses magic and the other explosives. Benedict Cumberbatchￜￜￜs Marveldebut impresses with kaleidoscope visuals but lacks the heart of Robert Downey Jrￜￜￜs hero, leading to a film that wastes the talents of both Tilda Swinton and Mads Mikkelsen. Marvel/Disney 7/23 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 17. The first Guardians of the Galaxy was a risky Star Wars-inspired romp through space, following a bunch of a-holes who form an unlikely familiar bond. For the second film, James Gunn decided to turn everything up to 11, cramming half a dozen interweaving storylines, leading to Chris Prattￜￜￜs gaunt Star Lord getting side-lined. The sequel did, however, introduce the now beloved line ￜￜￜIￜￜￜm Mary Poppins, yￜￜￜallￜￜￜ, shouted by Yondu as he gracefully falls from the sky. A wonderfully comedic moment in a film that misses on another half-dozen punches. Marvel/Disney 8/23 The Avengers 16. Marvelￜￜￜs first crossover film was an unparalleled cinematic event ￜￜￜ one that arguably changed Hollywood filmmaking forever, now that every major studio seems to be attempting the ￜￜￜshared universeￜￜￜ approach to franchises. Although the MCU has refined the template since, The Avengers still established the focus on humour, character, and heart that would come to define the success story of Marvel Studios. Itￜￜￜs a blockbuster that feels large on all fronts, delivering thrills not only in the ￜￜￜBattle of New Yorkￜￜￜ finale, but in the creation of a team of characters that feel perfectly balanced and complementary. Marvel/Disney 9/23 Captain America: Civil War 15. Despite Captain America: Civil War (AKA Avengers 2.5) featuring Iron Man, Black Widow, and Ant-Man (as well as introducing Black Panther and Spider-Man), the film remains first and foremost about Captain America. And thatￜￜￜs perhaps why the stuffed blockbuster works ￜￜￜ were it not for a central focus, Civil War could have fallen into the trappings of other Marvel sequels in being too convoluted. The Russo Brothers also direct one of the best actions scenes in Marvel history so far, the airport scene, which looks as if it leapt straight out of a comic book. Marvel/Disney 10/23 Ant-Man and the Wasp 14. While the first Ant Man was a mirror image of its star Paul Rudd, essentially delivering a studio comedy dressed in spandex, the second found a new trick up its sleeve in the form of Evangeline Lillyￜￜￜs Hope van Dyne ￜￜￜ a smart, capable female hero who didnￜￜￜt simply exist to serve as a caretaker for the male characters. Marvel/Disney 11/23 Spider-Man: Far From Home 13. What comes after the end? Itￜￜￜs the question that was hanging over the Marvel Cinematic Universe ever since the release of Avengers: Endgame was sold to us as the ultimate, cumulative chapter in a series of 22 interconnected films. And yet, while Far From Home is distinctly mid-level Marvel fare, thereￜￜￜs a lot to be said for the fact it isnￜￜￜt crushed under the weight of its own ambitions. It feels comfortably like the end of a chapter, the beginning of a new one, an epilogue, and a palate cleanser all at once. It also works perfectly well as a film about Spider-Man. AP 12/23 Ant-Man 12. Ant-Man should not have worked as a film. Just look at the title! Ridiculous to think a movie about a man with ant powers should work ￜￜￜ let alone be a blockbuster success and part of the biggest cinematic universe going. Yet, despite production problems (Edgar Wright was initially meant to helm the film), Peyton Reed directs this hilarious heist film with aplomb, taking the Marvel world a little less seriously than others. Marvel/Disney 13/23 Avengers: Infinity War 11. Marvel redefined cinematic narratives once more in 2018, creating a single culmination to a decadeￜￜￜs worth of films. While it plays as total nonsense to anyone whoￜￜￜs a newcomer to the franchise (if thatￜￜￜs possible), it was, for fans, an unmatched emotional release. The Russo brothers faced the monumental task of making each crossover ￜￜￜ from the Guardians of the Galaxy to the kingdom of Wakanda ￜￜￜ work in a way that feels natural, while also ushering the MCUￜￜￜs biggest villain, Thanos, into centre stage. Epic both in its sense of scale and stakes, Infinity War also stages one of the most memorable finales in blockbuster history. Marvel/Disney 14/23 Captain America: The First Avenger 10. With or without the beard, Steve Rogers aka Captain America has now become the brooding centre of the Avengers, but there was once a time when he was all about the old-fashioned heroics. Director Joe Johnston stayed true to the filmￜￜￜs 1940s setting in a film that embraces that pulpiness of early comic book history, as Steve punches Nazis and romances military officer Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell), although her character is thankfully never relegated to the role of damsel in distress. Marvel/Disney 15/23 Captain America: The Winter Soldier 9. Despite centring on a super-powered American nationalist, the Captain America trilogy has the most consistent quality in the MCU. Its crowning moment comes with The Winter Soldier ￜￜￜ an adrenaline-fuelled conspiracy thriller that features a spectacular twist and provokes questions regarding modern day surveillance. However, given The Russo Brothers root the rest of the movie in realism, the bombastic CGI-heavy ending is a little ridiculous. Marvel/Disney 16/23 Captain Marvel 8. Brie Larson gives a superpowered performance as Carol Danvers, the actor playing a hero that's both relatable and aspirational, strong but vulnerable. While Captain Marvel may not revolutionise the studioￜￜￜs formula, the superhero's debut outing provides a platform to show off her Thanos-annihilating powers. Thanks to a smart script, it also offers some of the very best character development in the MCU. Marvel/Disney 17/23 Spider-Man: Homecoming 7. While Spider-Manￜￜￜs miraculous arrival in the MCU came with Captain America: Civil War, it was not until Homecoming that we truly got to know Peter Parker. Tom Hollandￜￜￜs incarnation swings past Andrew Garfieldￜￜￜs version, thanks to the filmￜￜￜs lower-stakes high school story allowing for intimate moments with the character. Along with including some great comic performances (Jacob Batalon as Ned stands out), Michael Keatonￜￜￜs Vulture makes for a terrifying villain, and the twist is superbly done. Marvel/Disney 18/23 Iron Man 3 6. While divisive among Marvel fans, Shane Blackￜￜￜs superhero outing ￜￜￜ with the writer/directorￜￜￜs sharp, stinging dialogue ￜￜￜ brings Tony Stark's story arc to an end (or what should have been its end) with humour and heart aplenty. As Robert Downey Jrￜￜￜs genius, billionaire philanthropist deals with PTSD and struggles with his robotic creations, we see an actor giving his all. While Civil War and the Avengers films dragged him back into action, fingers are crossed Avengers: Endgame will give the character a similar emotionally satisfying send-off. Marvel/Disney 19/23 Avengers: Endgame 5. Itￜￜￜs a film thatￜￜￜs hard to place within the MCU canon, simply because the majority of its emotional pay-offs only work due to the groundwork laid by over a decade of filmmaking. Avengers: Endgame is less about individual storytelling and so much more about the collective experience of cinema itself. This exists to be consumed in the dark, surrounded by loved ones, as you all cheer, gasp, and cry in unison. The fan service at work may, at times, feel a little outrageous in just how bold it feels, but Endgame earns the right to indulge. This, above all, is a celebration of these movies and their impact on the world. AP 20/23 Thor: Ragnarok 4. Completely transforming the Thor franchise in a single, effortless move, director Taika Waititi injected new energy into the MCU. Ragnarok is perfectly balanced both as a standard Marvel movie, with all the right heroics and world-building intact, and as a work belonging exclusively to Waititi, filled with the humour and charm heￜￜￜd previously displayed in What We Do in the Shadows and Hunt for the Wilderpeople. By finding a way to incorporate individual voices into its massive franchise machine, Marvel found the secret to true long-term success. Marvel/Disney 21/23 Iron Man 3. Where it all started. Iron Man subverted expectations by not only reintroducing Robert Downey Jr to the world, but by showing that a relatively unknown B-character could be at the centre of a blockbuster. Other cinematic universes fail because they attempt to introduce too much (a mistake made in Iron Man 2). The first Iron Man, though, had a self-contained story that only hinted at a bigger world ￜￜￜ a world that would eventually become a multi-billion-dollar franchise. Marvel/Disney 22/23 Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Blasting the Marvel universe into space for an adventure with a truly ragtag group of heroes, including both a talking racoon and a sentient tree-creature, Guardians of the Galaxy is arguably the biggest risk the franchise ever took. And it paid off in spectacular fashion, with director James Gunn giving the superhero genre a light coat of B-movie glee. It also transformed Parks and Recreation star Chris Pratt into the major box office draw he is today. Marvel/Disney 23/23 Black Panther 1. Although Black Panther still dutifully fulfils all the requirements of a Marvel film, providing a bridge to films both past and future plus ending in a cinematic battle filled with CGI trickery, Ryan Cooglerￜￜￜs achievement as a director is to use a familiar framework to tell a radical story within mainstream filmmaking. In the strife between Chadwick Bosemanￜￜￜs TￜￜￜChalla, the ruler of Wakanda, and Michael B Jordanￜￜￜs Killmonger, he provided a nuanced, layered commentary on colonialism and black identity. Itￜￜￜs a film that triumphs both within its genre, bringing new perspectives to the superhero story, and outside of it, satisfying purely as a piece of narrative drama. Marvel/Disney
ￜￜￜWhich #Avenger am I? You wonￜￜￜt believe the SHOCKING result,ￜￜￜ Ruffalo wrote before posting the video.
Ruffalo will next return as Bruce Banner/Hulk in Disney+ animated series, What Ifￜￜￜ?, but there is currently no word on when the character will next appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The actor is currently promoting Todd Haynes film Dark Waters, which will be released in the UK on 28 February.
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At least eight people in Germany who died of encephalitis likely contracted a rare virus from shrews, a small mole-like animal, that led to the fatal brain-swelling condition often caused by a viral infection.
Researchers looked at brain tissue from 56 people who developed encephalitis between 1999 and 2019. Samples revealed that at least eight people who died of encephalitis were infected with Borna disease virus 1 (BoDV-1), Scientific American reported, citing a study recently published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases.
MYSTERIOUS VIRAL PNEUMONIA OUTBREAK IN CHINA LIKELY CAUSED BY NEW VIRUS, SCIENTISTS SAY
Borna disease (BD), spread by the bicolored white-toothed shrew, is a fatal neurological disease that typically affects horses and sheep and is named after the city in eastern Germany where it first killed hundreds of horses in the 19th century. The findings published in the medical journal ￜￜￜconfirm that the virus can infect humans and cause deadly encephalitis,ￜￜￜ Scientific American reported.
All eight of those who were infected with BD lived in rural areas and spent a lot of time outdoors. Many of the affected people had been around cats, which are known shrew catchers, as well. Researchers suspect the patients were exposed to the pathogen when the cats presented the dead shrews to their owners. They may have also inhaled dust that contained dried shrew urine (horses and sheep typically are infected after the small mammal urinates in hay.) However, exactly how the virus was transmitted to the patients is not yet known.
As of now, there is no known treatment for the rare virus, which ￜￜￜtriggers the hostￜￜￜs immune system to attack brain tissue,ￜￜￜ as per Scientific American, and typically causes headache, fever and confusion, which is later followed by ￜￜￜdeep coma" and death. That said, certain antiviral treatments are being considered.
The findings ￜￜￜprovide additional material for a better understanding of the disease,ￜￜￜ Martin Beer, head of the Institute of Diagnostic Virology at the Friedrich Loeffler Institute in Germany and co-senior author of the study, told the publication. He noted that the risk of infection in humans is ￜￜￜpretty low.ￜￜￜ
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Moving forward, the researchers urged medical professionals to test for BD in patients with an ￜￜￜunclear causeￜￜￜ of encephalitis.
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More detail has emerged about how a six-year-old boy who was missing for nine hours came to be found curled up asleep by the side of the M1 in roadworks.
Aadil Umair Rahim had been on a school trip when he vanished from Newport Pagnell services, near Milton Keynes, early on Friday evening.
Following a police appeal, more than 1,000 people joined officers and fire crews searching through the night for the young lad from Nottingham.
His father Umair Rahim said on Sunday that the boy was "perfectly fine" and added: "Police told me he was sleeping when they found him."
Aadil was discovered near roadworks by the northbound carriageway of the motorway at around 4.15am on Saturday.
"I have no idea if he was outside for the whole nine hours," his dad told the BBC.
His son and his classmates had been visiting museums in London and had stopped at the services for a comfort break when Aadil became separated from them.
He expressed his gratitude to the emergency services and members of the public who "sacrificed their evening to assist with the search for our son".
There were 54 searchers from four regions, three dogs and a boat also involved. The National Police Air Service was also drafted in.
It was initially believed that Aadil was hiding somewhere in the service station, but as the hours passed concerns about his wellbeing grew.
When Aadil was found, he was checked over in hospital but was found to be well, despite nine hours in the cold without a coat.
Al Goffey, of Buckinghamshire Search and Rescue, described it as "a very cold Friday night" as temperatures hovered above freezing.
The searchers were dispatched in all directions to find him.
CCTV images showed Aadil running towards a car park but the camera did not pick up which direction he then headed.
The Thames Valley Police helicopter was used during the search for Aadil, which began at around 7.15pm on Friday.
Mr Goffey said Aadil had somehow "managed to walk through some fields" and was discovered near a footbridge close to Newbolt Close.
Superintendent Amy Clements said the search had been a "challenging operation in difficult circumstances," but she was heartened by "the community response was immense".
On Friday night, Highways England confirmed the services had been closed in both directions due to an "ongoing police incident."
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Dear Editor,
On behalf of the vulnerable and seemingly voiceless, opinion-less youth of Saba, most of whom have been subjected to many injustices during their course of primary education on Saba, I request immediate action by those in authority, against the functioning of the Sacred Heart School.
I am very dissatisfied with the quality of education at the Sacred Heart School and the unobtrusive, unintelligent and uninformed decisions that continue to be made by the current administration. Calls to the school board to address the below mentioned issues remain unaddressed and I have lost all confidence in the management of this school.
The Sacred Heart School has come into direct violation of multiple rights of the child as per the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). The information below gives an accurate illustration of this, as well as cases and occurrences that can be found edible, if investigated. However, for fear of victimization, the sources and other sensitive information shall not be named.
Article 3 ￜￜￜ All organizations concerned with children should work towards what is best for each childￜￜￜ
The Sacred Heart School has failed many students of this school by individuals pushing their personal agendas, engaging in unethical teaching practices. Many children at this school voice their concerns, worries and discontentment. In the same breath, they are swiftly dismissed. Many children are unhappy and unmotivated to actively participate in their school experience; this is currently known among the Principal and her staff at the Sacred Heart School.
Article 12 ￜￜￜ Children have the right to say what they think should happen when adults are making decisions that affect them and to have their opinions taken into account.ￜￜￜ
The students of the Sacred Heart School continue to be shut down and dismissed repeatedly when they try to voice their opinions on matters that concern and directly affect them. Students continue to be blamed for the shortcomings of the management and staff; the adults of this institution do not hold themselves accountable for many incidents involving students, but rather, it is the childￜￜￜs and parentￜￜￜs fault. The students of this school have expressed no confidence and no trust in voicing their school-related concerns.
Article 16 ￜￜￜ Children have the tight to privacy. The law should protect them from attacks against their way of life, their good name, their family and their home.ￜￜￜ
The Sacred Heart School has acted unprofessionally, unethically and biased on numerous occasions in creating a vulnerability among the students by exposing their personal information, be it school- or home-based, to individuals outside of the school. This has been done via popular social media platforms and also in verbal conversations.
Article 23 ￜￜￜ Children, who have any kind of disability should receive special care and support so that they can live a full and independent life.ￜￜￜ
The principal, acting on behalf of the Sacred Heart School, has on more than one occasion expressed that the school is unable to accommodate students with special education needs, which leaves these students without any access to primary education. To date, there is no plan to address this educational gap. There is no differentiated learning taking place at the Sacred Heart School; the different levels of cognitive abilities and learning styles are not being catered to ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜone shoe must fit allￜￜￜ.
Article 28 ￜￜￜ Children have the right to an education. Discipline in schools should respect childrenￜￜￜs human dignity. Primary education should be free. Wealthier countries should help poorer countries achieve this.ￜￜￜ
Parents have been forced to seek alternative options to the Sacred Heart School within the last academic year, two of which have been confirmed to have left the island, because of the incompetence in working on a more holistic and much-needed educational approach that includes children of different cultures, background and cognitive capacities.
Article 5 ￜￜￜ No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.ￜￜￜ
The students of this school have been subjected to physical punishment, emotional abuse and educational neglect; a direct result of the failure to lead and protect each child under charge of the management of this school. The Sacred Heart School, has directly violated the Human Rights of their students, as per the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The methods of discipline in the Sacred Heart School are not all ￜￜￜconsciousￜￜￜ as they preach and the principal is well aware of this. There is evidence to support claims that students are regularly physically punished (and injured), placed out of classrooms, made to stand in the direct sunshine and deprived of their break times and food. Students have been verbally lambasted in front of entire classrooms, through degrading and derogatory comments by their teachers.
The Government of the Netherlands states, ￜￜￜIn 2010 Leiden University and TNO (Netherlands Organization for Applied Scientific Research) carried out a study into the scope and nature of child abuse. Every year an estimated 119,000 children experience some type of abuse.ￜￜￜ There are five general types of child abuse, four of which the Sacred Heart School continues to demonstrate.
Physical abuse: all forms of physical violence;
Emotional or psychological abuse: an adult regularly berates the child, acts in a dismissive and hostile manner towards the child or intentionally scares the child;
Physical neglect: the child does not receive the care and nurturing that it needs;
Emotional or psychological neglect: continuous lack of positive attention for the child;
Ignoring the childￜￜￜs need for love, warmth and security.
The UNICEF Situation Analysis of children in the Caribbean Netherlands (2019) notes the following about the common quality of education, factors that are specific to the shortcomings of the Sacred Heart School. Suitable education:
Cases of exclusion and challenges with behavior problems; to which the Sacred Heart School has no plan of action.
Participation at schools fragmented activities; not institutionalized.
Furthermore, I am not confident that the current Principal, who, in my opinion, has shown a dire lack of administrative skills, organizational skills and professional vision and knowledge, is capable of promoting the Second Educational Agenda, which covers the years 2017 up to and including 2020, one of the main objectives of this education agenda being ￜￜￜEnsuring that students in the Caribbean Netherlands receive education in 2020 that is of adequate quality.ￜￜￜ By her inability to:
hire and retain qualified and experienced staff,
provide a structure and school climate that is conducive to learning,
be an advocate for all students of the Sacred Heart School,
motivate and inspire staff members,
be a team player,
reflect on and admit to her professional shortcomings,
communicate effectively with parents, teachers and other stakeholders,
be transparent in all her professional undertakings, I do not think this is the type of administrator that the Sacred Heart School needs and deserves at this point in time.
I believe that our children deserve better, better than what is currently being procured for the Sacred Heart School.
As previously stated, I am not confident in the boardￜￜￜs ability to act impartially, as they have been made privy to many issues at this school and continue to ignore them. Therefore, I am calling on the Executive Council or anyone in The Netherlands, who may read this letter, on behalf of the people of Saba, to act in the best interest of our future generations. Despite the fabricated reports that paint a different story, the truth is that our children have been and continue to be victimized, ill-treated and imperiled to a less than adequate primary education.
Enough is enough!
Concerned Saban
(Name withheld at the authorￜￜￜs request)
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VIENNA, 23 May 2018 ￜￜￜ The importance of nuclear security was emphasized by speakers at todayￜￜￜs OSCE Forum for Security Co-operation (FSC) meeting in Vienna, held under Sloveniaￜￜￜs Chairmanship. The meeting was a follow-up to the OSCE Decision on the Update of the OSCE Principles Governing Non-proliferation, which designates the FSC as a forum for discussions on issues relating to the effective security of all nuclear materials and nuclear facilities in the OSCE area.
Ambassador Andrej Benedejￜￜiￜￜ, Chairperson of the Forum and Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the OSCE, opened the discussion by noting that two-thirds of all nuclear power plants in the world are located in the OSCE participating States. He added that OSCE participating States also account for 20 out of 30 countries with fully-fledged civilian nuclear programmes.
Ambassador Benedejￜￜiￜￜ emphasized the importance of managing radioactive sources, which must not fall into the wrong hands. "Many terrorist organizations pose a potential threat to civilian nuclear facilities and subsequently to the peaceful use of nuclear technology and its applications," he said.
Andrej Stritar, Director of the Slovenian Nuclear Administration, noted the importance of co-operation between power plant operators, the police and the military. He highlighted the lessons learned from a recent unannounced force-on-force exercise on the premises of the Krￜￜko nuclear power plant, and described the arrangements the country currently has in place for the event of an airplane crash or a cyber security attack. "Strengthening co-operation between civil and military authorities represents the main challenge," he said.
Juan Carlos Lentijo, Deputy Director General and Head of the Department of Nuclear Safety and Security of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) highlighted some of the Agencyￜￜￜs activities in this field. He discussed the IAEA's central role in strengthening the nuclear security framework, including the assistance it provides in work related to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material and its Amendment and UN Security Council Resolution 1540. "Like the OSCE, we promote international co-operation, which we see as an effective way to bolster nuclear security globally," he said.
Elena K. Sokova, Deputy Director of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, said: "The OSCE participating States own and host the lion's share of global nuclear facilities, materials and radioactive sources. Despite significant progress in strengthening nuclear security over the past 20 years, many challenges and vulnerabilities remain." She added that the OSCE participating States are at the forefront of emerging technologies that could have both negative and positive impacts on nuclear security and countering terrorism.
"The OSCEￜￜￜs ongoing work to counter terrorism, secure borders, combat trafficking in arms and human beings, and protect against cybercrime are integral elements in addressing nuclear security challenges," she said. "Both the individual participating States and the Organization itself are well positioned to contribute to policy changes and work with various branches of government, industry and the professional community to enhance nuclear security."
Roger Howsley, Executive Director of the World Institute for Nuclear Security (WINS), spoke of the need for personnel with responsibilities for nuclear security to be demonstrably competent. He called on OSCE participating States to support the development of comparable, certified professional training courses for nuclear security as already exist for aviation security, and to encourage the IAEA to take a lead role.
He also said that WINS has become a member of the International Gender Champions Initiative and intends to identify and overcome the barriers to women's greater participation in nuclear security. "It is a fact that we need greater diversity to address the evolving threats," he said. | ááá¹áá¬áá
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ￜￜￜSwift Playgrounds is a revolutionary app for iPad and Mac that makes learning Swift interactive and fun. It requires no coding knowledge, so itￜￜￜs perfect for students just starting out. Solve puzzles to master the basics using Swift ￜￜￜ a powerful programming language created by Apple and used by the pros to build todayￜￜￜs most popular apps,ￜￜￜ the company said in a statement.
Swift Playgrounds is built around a collection of Apple-created lessons, using puzzles and an interactive 3D world.
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Local budget carrier Scoot will suspend all flights between Singapore and mainland China from Feb 8, amid the growing severity of the Wuhan virus outbreak.
Scoot had said early on Friday (Jan 31) that it would suspend flights to 11 cities and reduce flights to eight other cities, but had stepped up its precautionary measures in line with those announced by the Government later in the day.
Measures that the authorities announced to limit the spread of the Wuhan virus include the barring of all travellers arriving from mainland China who had been there in the past 14 days from entry or transit in Singapore.
Scoot currently operates 100 weekly flights to 18 points in China, excluding Wuhan.
It said that before Feb 8, some flights to China, such as those to Guangzhou and Qingdao, will be operating on reduced frequencies before the suspension kicks in till late March.
Between Feb 2 and Feb 7, the flights operating to and from China will have limited in-flight services with no sales of food and beverage items.
All customers will be provided with a food pack, including water.
Customers booked on flights affected by the schedule change will receive a refund, said Scoot.
The operator added: "Scoot will continue to closely monitor the coronavirus situation as the health and safety of our passengers and employees are our highest priority.
"For now, Scoot flights between Singapore and all mainland China destinations after the above-stated suspension period will continue to operate as scheduled."
Scoot is a member of the Singapore Airlines Group, which also includes Singapore Airlines and SilkAir.
The two latter carriers also announced earlier on Friday that it will reduce the number of flights to mainland China in February, subject to regulatory approvals.
In a Facebook post on Friday, SIA said that the airline as well as SilkAir would be cancelling some flights between Singapore and cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Chengdu and Chongqing.
[Travel Advisory] SINGAPORE AIRLINES AND SILKAIR FLIGHTS TO MAINLAND CHINA Singapore Airlines and SilkAir will further... Posted by Singapore Airlines on Thursday, 30 January 2020
Affected customers will be notified and rebooked on other flights, SIA said.
SIA currently operates 56 weekly flights to Beijing, Guangzhou and Shanghai, while SilkAir operates 36 weekly flights to Chengdu, Chongqing, Shenzhen and Xiamen.
For the latest updates on the Wuhan virus, visit here.
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Fort Bend County Health & Human Services reports 7 additional cases of COVID-19 in Fort Bend County residents, bringing the countyￜￜￜs total to 19.
The 7 new cases are:
A woman in her 40s with international travel who has moderate symptoms and is in isolation at home
A woman in her 50s with domestic travel to a region with widespread local disease. She has moderate symptoms and is in isolation at home
A man in his 40s with domestic travel and mild to moderate symptoms, He is in isolation at home
A minor child with domestic travel and mild symptoms who is in isolation at home
A man in his 40s with domestic travel and moderate symptoms who is in isolation at home
A woman in her 30s with domestic travel and moderate symptoms who is in isolation at home.
A man in his 30s with moderate symptoms who is recovering in isolation at home.
ￜￜￜCommunity spread is occurring thoughout the Houston region. Community members need to follow the social distancing ordinances issued by local, regional, and state leaders seriously. They are in place to help keep our most vulnerable residents safe and to minimize the impact on our healthcare system,ￜￜￜ said Dr. Minter, Fort Bend County Health & Human Services Director and Local Health Authority. ￜￜￜIf you are not sick, you do not need to be tested. If you are sick and your symptoms are mild, please stay home and manage your systems as if you would for the flu.ￜￜￜ
The public can help:
Do not go to the emergency room unless essential.Emergency rooms need to be able to serve those with the most critical needs. If you have symptoms like cough, fever, or other respiratory problems, contact your regular doctor first. If you are in good health and have mild illness, stay home, and take care of yourself like you would for the flu. If symptoms worsen, call your doctor. Your doctor will help make the decision whether you should get tested for COVID-19
Practice healthy hygiene habits every day to help prevent the spread of respiratory illnesses like COVID-19, such as: Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
Stay home when you are sick.
Cover your coughs and sneezes. If you donￜￜￜt have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve, not your hands. Remember to wash your hands after coughing or sneezing.
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe Stay informed. Information is changing frequently. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter (@FortBendHealth) and check our website for regular updates (fbchealth.org/ncov)
Privacy protection laws only permit the release of limited patient information. The health department is unable to release any additional patient information.
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A goat is seen in Llandudno as the spread of coronavirus continues Llandudno, Wales, UK, March 31, 2020. [Reuters]
A herd of Kashmir goats have invaded a Welsh seaside resort after the coronavirus lockdown left the streets deserted.The animals, who normally roam free on a nearby headland jutting out into the Irish Sea, have instead wandered into Llandudno where they have spent the past three days feasting on garden hedges and flowers. Like other countries affected by the global coronavirus crisis, the United Kingdom has imposed strict social distancing measures including shop and school closures, and the authorities are asking everyone to stay at home except for essential travel. With the streets of Llandudno unnaturally quiet, the goats have been free to wander the streets undisturbed. Town councillor Carol Marubbi said the goats didnￜￜￜt normally come into town unless the weather was awful, but on this occasion she said they probably realized something unusual was going on because there were so few people around. ￜￜￜI think theyￜￜￜre probably feeling a bit lonely and they have come down to have a look around,ￜￜￜ she told Reuters by telephone. Kashmir goats have lived on the Great Orme promontory near Llandudno since the days of Queen Victoria, when the species became popular in Britain due to a fashion for shawls made from their soft cashmere wool.
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Marubbi said the herd of about 150 goats, some of whom had kids in February, were a well-known local attraction and most residents did not mind having their hedges nibbled by them. ￜￜￜIￜￜￜm a big fan,ￜￜￜ she said. ￜￜￜI love them because they are characters.ￜￜￜ With millions of people stuck at home sharing light-hearted content online to alleviate the tedium of the lockdown, images and video of the goats roving around the streets were a hit on social media, with #goats and #Llandudno trending on Twitter. ￜￜￜJust love this. Looks like they are definitely in charge,ￜￜￜ wrote Welsh Twitter user Sue Foster, a former primary school heart-ache. ￜￜￜWho we gonna call? Goat busters.ￜￜￜ
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Straight-talking. Big-hearted. Decent. Those are some of the words used by others to describe Ken Little. He is best known for owning a long-standing fruit and vegetable store in Port Macquarie. But he is also widely respected for the huge amount of community work he does. Recently he was named our senior citizen of the year. But how much do you really know about him? What formed him and what makes him tick? Ken Little grew up on a farm at Ben Lomond near Glen Innes. He was the youngest child of 13. When he was born his father Benjamin was 67-years-old, his mother Ada only 38. His father had been left a widow with eight children with a farm to manage when his first wife died of cancer in the early 1940s. Ken's mother (who had two children of her own) was hired to work on the farm, manage the house and look after the younger children. Before long the two had fallen in love and had three more children, Jan, Benjamin and little Kenny. It was a simple childhood. On the farm he learnt the value of hard work. "From an early age before I went to school I would milk the cows, ride or walk 5km to school," he recalls. "Then after school I would round the cows up and separate the calves from their mothers so there would be milk for the next day. I also herded sheep." The family moved to Port Macquarie when Mr Little was 10. He attended Port Primary School and Port Macquarie High School. By his own admission he was an "average student". But what he lacked academically he made up with other skills. "I was always really active and independent, I played a lot of sport, fished a lot, played football," he said. The family didn't have a lot of money. His parents were on the old age pension. "All the money I got I had earned from the time I was eight or nine," Mr Little said. "My parents never gave me anything because they couldn't afford to." When he was not playing sport or surfing he spent his weekends picking fruit to earn money. Towards the end of school he also began to notice girls. Mr Little met his wife Judy at the Kempsey showground when he was only 17. "I liked her straight away, she smiled a lot, we got on," he said. He acknowledges it was easier to meet a partner back then but they were fortunate to find each other. When he left school he headed for Sydney like most young people. He had hoped to be a property evaluator but it didn't work out. He didn't like the city and missed the beach too much. Before long he was back in Port Macquarie, working in the fruit and veg department at Woolworths. Ironically, it was with one of his main competitors that his passion for the trade started. He set up Ken Little's Fruit and Veg in 1983. The small business originally run out of the Colonial Arcade. Disaster struck when Port Central was built. The road closures in Hay Street, loss of parking and heavy vehicle use in the area proved disastrous. "We lost 85 per cent of our trade in a year," he said. "I was stunned and devastated. I wondered if I could keep the business going and rebuild." The business almost went bust and Judy went back to nursing to keep the family afloat. Difficult decisions were made but eventually they moved the business to Munster Street in 1996. The business started thriving but then in 2007 disaster hit again when a deliberately lit fire ripped through the store. "Again I was thinking can I rebuild?" he said. "After lots of soul searching we decided to keep the business going for ourselves as we had put so much into it over the years, our staff and loyal customers," he said. "We were able to gradually build the business up again and pay our bills." The business now employs 45 staff and focuses on "giving customers what they want". His marriage to Judy has sustained him during difficult times. "Like any marriage we have our ups and downs," he said. "But we enjoy each other's company and we end up working things out. "Sometimes you just need time and patience. We are different in a lot of ways, she is very artistic, and I love to watch and play sport. We don't try and change each other and the differences work." He is proud but humble about his children's achievements. All have followed their passions. Eldest son Nigel holds a PhD in history and works for the Office of National Intelligence in Canberra. His second son Daniel is a talented former photographer. He is Ken's right hand man in the store. Daughter Naomi has travelled the world and currently lives in Denmark with her daughter working in marketing and design for an IT company. "Do you know what the cloud is?" he asks The Port News quizzically. Life can be difficult so how has Ken Little survived with such a sunny attitude? "I've had a good life," he said. "I try to enjoy all the simple things in life, I feel as though I live in paradise, I don't take anything or anyone for granted." He holds fast to some principles his father taught him: "Do unto others as you do unto yourself and if you have nothing nice to say about someone say nothing." He is involved in a range of sporting and community groups, he has been a mentor, coach, fundraiser. What advice does he give the many young people he encounters? "Try and stay positive," he said. "When you fall down pick yourself up, remember every problem has a solution no matter how bad it is. "Be a doer not a gonna, there are a lot of people in this world who make a loud noise that they are going to do this and going to do that but do nothing." The Port News series is called In My Life. We meet people of the Hastings and ask them what they have learnt in their lives. If you have a suggestion for the series email [email protected] While you're with us, you can now receive updates straight to your inbox from the Port Macquarie News. To make sure you're up to date with all the news, SIGN UP HERE. 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Stream this playlist via Spotify or Apple Music.
Music affords an escape, takes us back in time to reflect on the present, mirrors our aches and joys and offers serenity. As relentless news about the coronavirus continues, these songs were gifts during difficult times.
This month, that included one of many disco bops from Dua Lipa's Future Nostalgia, an industrial-metal anthem by Code Orange and Kelsea Ballerini's thoughtful country ballad about a divided America.
Below you'll find an alphabetized list of NPR Music's top 20 songs of March 2020. Be sure to check out our top 11 albums from the month, too.
Clem Snide, "Roger Ebert"
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Eef Barzelay's stirring remembrance of the late film critic Roger Ebert suggests this mysterious human experience ￜￜￜ this mortal world ￜￜￜ is not what it appears to be. ￜￜￜ Robin Hilton
Code Orange, "The Easy Way"
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Industrial electronics glitch and pulse in this soaring, metallic anthem calling out those who take the past most-traveled. ￜￜￜ Lars Gotrich
Dua Lipa, "Good in Bed"
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With fun and unexpected flourishes, Dua Lipa reimagines the mid-2000s piano-pop jaunt with a wink towards saucy jazz standards. ￜￜￜ Cyrena Touros
HAIM, "The Steps"
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Love is messy and so is this dusty garage-rocker from LA's sunny sisters. Danielle Haim leans into that baaaaby like her life depends on it. ￜￜￜ Lars Gotrich
Hayley Williams, "Roses/Lotus/Violet/Iris"
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Hayley Williams' skittering, botanical tribute to choosing cooperation and self-love over external comparison sagely enlists the help of boygenius, a supergroup whose very existence echoes the same thesis. ￜￜￜ Marissa Lorusso
Jacaszek, "November Early"
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With its clipped opening ￜￜￜ like a distant radio signal crackling ￜￜￜ "November Early" slowly intensifies with strings, keys and treatments, offering another spectacular fever dream from Poland's premiere electro-acoustic composer. ￜￜￜ Tom Huizenga
Kelsea Ballerini, "Half of My Hometown (feat. Kenny Chesney)"
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America feels divided in so many ways; this tender ballad from one of country's most thoughtful young stars considers how those divisions play out within one person's heart, and how to bear them. ￜￜￜ Ann Powers
Kenny Barron/Dave Holland Trio, "Without Deception"
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Two NEA Jazz Masters ￜￜￜ Barron, a pianist, and Holland, a bassist ￜￜￜ bring easy erudition to Without Deception. Barron's title track is a smart, Monk-ish swinger. ￜￜￜ Nate Chinen, WBGO
Kim Jinmook, "Misty Mountain/Sarod Sanjo"
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Lakecia Benjamin, "Om Shanti"
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Self-quarantine allows a lot of time for thinking about old wounds, as in "Dolerme," a long exhale grieving the loss of an old flame's equal investment in love and pain. ￜￜￜ Stefanie Fernￜￜndez
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Dutch saxophonist Tineke Postma has a modern ear, and on this flowing ballad she brings out the best in peers like pianist Kris Davis and trumpeter Ralph Alessi. ￜￜￜ Nate Chinen, WBGO
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"To fight for, to die for" "To fight for, to die for"
It was the late Senator Dominador Aytona, who before being elected to the Senate, was the chief budget officer of the Republic, and briefly Central Bank governor, who defined the General Appropriations Act or the national budget as ￜￜￜthe economic program of the country in pesos and centavos.ￜￜￜ As such, it can be argued that passing the budget is the most important piece of legislation for Congress to enact each year. It was during the martial law period that the Budget Commission was re-engineered into the Ministry of Budget and Management through the Budget Reform Decree issued by President Ferdinand Marcos, which strengthened the planning, programming and budgeting linkages of the office, with monitoring offices in every administrative region of the country. At the time, the legislature, Batasang Pambansa, was a mere rubber stamp of the Executive, further neutered by Amendment No. 6 of a Constitution ￜￜￜratifiedￜￜￜ by the people under authoritarian rule. But with the re-birth of a system of checks and balances as provided for in the 1987 Constitution, congressional power of the budgetary system returned, and the House Committee on Appropriations, with its counterpart Finance Committee in the Senate, became the most highly-prized committees in Congress. Essentially, the budget process begins each year with the Development Budget Coordination Committee issuing guidelines to the different agencies of government as early as the last quarter of the preceding year. For the first three to four months of the year, agencies submit their proposed expenditure programs, which are then synthesized into what is called the National Expenditure Program. The proposed program of expenditures along with sources of financing, then goes to the President for final approval before presentation to the legislature. Submitted right after the Presidentￜￜￜs State of the Nation Address, Congress then reviews and goes through the process of enacting the General Appropriations Act based on what is referred to as ￜￜￜThe Presidentￜￜￜs Budget.ￜￜￜ It has the power to reduce and re-align the items in the Presidentￜￜￜs Budget. From the House, the appropriations bill goes to the Senate, even if simultaneous hearings on the expenditure program are held by both chambers to be able to enact the law within the year. Conflicting versions are reconciled in a bicameral conference committee where both houses meet to hammer out a final version, which is then passed by their respective chambers to become the General Appropriations Act for the succeeding year. The bicameral conference committee is thus labelled the ￜￜￜthird houseￜￜￜ of Congress. It is becoming increasingly clear, or in the parlance of the lawyers, abundantly clear, that the brouhaha in the lower House last week, which resulted in the surgical removal of the appropriations committee chairman, Isidro Ungab, replaced by a neophyte party list congressman, was all about control of the budget for the next fiscal yearￜￜￜ2021. From the very beginning of his ascent to the speakership, Alan Peter Cayetano named 24 deputy speakers, many of them ceremonial, but for some who exercise ￜￜￜoversightￜￜￜ powers super-imposed over regular committee chairs. One such deputy speaker is the gentleman from Camarines Sur, who was also its former governor, and whose son is the current provincial chief executiveￜￜￜLRay Villafuerte, who I refer to as El Rey.El Rey is one of the more innovative local government officials under whose nine-year reign Camarines Sur displayed tremendous progress. He represents a new breed of dynamic local executives whose governance practices are anchored on vision rather than mere re-election. Because they produce results, the Villafuertes have been re-elected continuously from grandpa Luis to El Rey to Migz, the current governor who is El Reyￜￜￜs son. But he can also be quite acerbic in language, ￜￜￜpalabanￜￜￜ in the native patois, which he has been amply displaying in interviews now that he is a congressman. That made for interesting ￜￜￜsabongￜￜￜ coverage of the events of the last week in the HoR. Because of the importance of the appropriations committee, its chairmen are normally given presidential nihil obstat before the Speaker gets his House to approve of their designation. That the first committee chair in the present Congress is a veteran legislator from Davao City was thus presumably with palace blessings, or at the least, without objection. Little is known about the new appropriations committee chairman, who, while a businessman from the same southern city, is a newbie in legislation if not in government service altogether. But the fact that he was chosen clearly means that he should be able to work well with the Speaker and his alter ego on budgetary matters, El Rey. The other perspective one needs to scrutinize when the Magellan formula takes shape is the date of reckoning. The Lord Allan camp simply says it is October this year, a scant seven months from now. The Alan Peter camp strictly defines the timeline as beginning from July 22, 2019, the day Congress elected him. Fifteen months should therefore mean October 21, 2020, which is under normal timetable just a week before Congress adjourns for the Dia de Los Muertos holidays, and by which time, the House shall have passed its version of the GAA. Which means the Alan Peter camp shall have control of the most important piece of legislation prior to the presidential and national elections of 2022. If it had been an even split of the 36 months of the 18th Congress, then clearly Speaker Alan would helm the House until the end of 2021. But one could surmise that the Lord Allan faction wanted to have a major say in the 2021 GAA, and thus haggled for a Magellan formula, the now famous 15-21 split. The 2021 budget is the election budget. It will be the last time the members of both houses can partake of the bag of goodies so important for them to tout district achievements by way of ￜￜￜprojects.ￜￜￜ It also is the big scooper of election campaign funding for those so inclined, the kind Ping Lacson has been excoriating against for years and years on end. The 2022 budget is virtually useless for the re-election purpose of legislators, or for their passing the baton to their family herederos. By the time the appropriations are up for taking courtesy of the DBMￜￜￜs notice of cash allotment, the ban on ￜￜￜprojectￜￜￜ spending begins. Hence, the 2021 budget is to fight for, and to die for. | áá»áœááºá¯ááºááá¯á·áá¡ááá¯ááºážá¡ááá¯ááºážáá»á¬ážááẠááá¯ááá¯áá¬ááá¯ááºážáááºáá»á¶á·ááŸá¶á·ááŸá¯ááᯠááá¯ááºááœááºááŒá±ááŸááºážáá¬ááœááºá á¡áá°ážáááŒáá·áº áá»áœááºá¯ááºááá¯á·ááŒá¬ážááœáẠá¡ááááá¯ááºááá¯ááºáá¯á¶ážáá±á¬ ááŒááºáá°áá»á¬ážááá±ážáááºážáá±ážá¡ááœáẠáááºááááºáá±á«ááºážáá±á¬ááºáá»á¬ážááẠáá²ááá·áºáá±á¬ááŒá±ááŸááºážáá»á¬ážááᯠáá¯ááºáá±á¬ááºááááºááŒá
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Coronavirus updates: San Francisco case count jumps to 105
Few tourists visit the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, Calif. on March 20, 2020. The Bay Area is under a shelter-in-place order due to the the COVID-19 coronavirus. Few tourists visit the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, Calif. on March 20, 2020. The Bay Area is under a shelter-in-place order due to the the COVID-19 coronavirus. Photo: Douglas Zimmerman/SFGate Photo: Douglas Zimmerman/SFGate Image 1 of / 60 Caption Close Coronavirus updates: San Francisco case count jumps to 105 1 / 60 Back to Gallery
LATEST, March 22, 10 a.m.: The San Francisco Public Health Department reported Sunday morning that the city now has 105 cases of coronavirus. The city didn't release more details on the 21 newly identified patients.
March 22, 8 a.m. The greater San Francisco Bay Area endured its first weekend under stay-at-home orders issued by both local and state government as the number of cases continued to climb.
As of Sunday morning, the number of cases in Alameda County rose to 71, Monterey to 7, San Francisco to 84, San Mateo to 110, Santa Clara to 263, Santa Cruz to 15, Solano to 15 and Sonoma to 23.
Where cases have been confirmed in the greater Bay Area:
ALAMEDA COUNTY: 65 confirmed cases*
Fore more information on Alameda County cases, visit the public health department website.
*Number excludes infected patients in City of Berkeley, which has six cases
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY: 51 confirmed cases, 1 death
For more information on Contra Costa County cases, visit the public health department website.
LAKE COUNTY: 0 confirmed cases
For information on Lake County and coronavirus, visit the public health department website.
MARIN COUNTY: 38 confirmed cases
Fore more information on Marin County cases, visit the public health department website.
MONTEREY COUNTY: 7 confirmed cases
For more information on Monterey County cases, visit the public health department website.
NAPA COUNTY: 0 cases
For more information on Napa County cases, visit the public health department website.
SAN BENITO COUNTY: 5 confirmed cases, 1 death
For more information on San Benito County cases, visit the public health department website.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY: 105 confirmed cases
For more information on San Francisco County cases, visit the public health department website.
SAN MATEO COUNTY: 110 confirmed cases, 1 death
For more information on San Mateo County cases, visit the public health department website.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY: 263 confirmed cases, 8 deaths
Fore more information on Santa Clara County cases, visit the public health department website.
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY: 15 confirmed cases
For more information on Santa Cruz County cases, visit the public health department website.
SOLANO COUNTY: 14 confirmed cases
For more information on Solano County cases, visit the public health department website.
SONOMA COUNTY: 23 confirmed cases, 1 death
For more information on Sonoma County cases, visit the public health department website.
In California, 24 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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Tesla Autopilot death: Final report blames Tesla, Apple, and NHTSA Watch Now
Tesla CEO Elon Musk today announced that the company has made its millionth Tesla electric car, some 12 years after it released the Roadster for consumers.
Musk posted a photo of a red Model Y Tesla on Twitter announcing the milestone along with a group shot of the Tesla Factory workers responsible for manufacturing it. Musk's announcement was first reported by Electrek.
Congratulations Tesla team on making our 1,000,000th car!! pic.twitter.com/5M99a9LLQi ￜￜￜ Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 10, 2020
The Model Y will be Tesla's fourth electric car line, following the Model S, Model X, and the cheaper Model 3, which made up most of its production and deliveries in Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings report.
Tesla reported that it produced 17,933 Model S and X vehicles in the quarter and delivered 19,450. It produced 86,958 Model 3 vehicles and delivered 92,550. It delivered 367,500 vehicles for the full year.
Tesla is expecting deliveries in 2020 to exceed 500,000 units and for production to outstrip deliveries thanks to Model 3 production in Shanghai and Model Y production in Fremont, California. Model Y production in Shanghai is scheduled for 2021.
Tesla says its Model 3 and Model Y production capacity in Fremont is 400,000 units per year, while its Shanghai factory can produce 150,000 Model 3 cars per year.
It's also developing new facilities in Berlin to manufacture Model 3 and Model Y electric cars, which should start rolling out in 2021.
Musk today suggested the Berlin Gigafactory should have a "mega rave cave" under the facility with an "epic sound systems & woofers the size of a car".
Tesla should have a mega rave cave under the Berlin Gigafatory ￜￜￜ Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 10, 2020
Given Musk's taste for audacious publicity stunts, there's a chance he could build a Tesla underground club in a nod to Berlin's rave culture.
SEE: The new commute: How driverless cars, hyperloop, and drones will change our travel plans (TechRepublic cover story) | Download the PDF version
Musk posted the one million Tesla production milestone a few hours after Tesla shares fell 13.6% to $608 per share as investors fretted over oil output increases announced by Saudi Arabia and Russia this week. The prospect of cheaper petrol over the long term could dampen enthusiasm for electric vehicles in general.
The other major concern is the impact of the COVID-19 virus on Tesla's Shanghai plant, which the Chinese government ordered to be shut for 10 days from 29 January.
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With 2019 finally behind us ￜￜￜ along with its glut of year- (and decade-) end lists of the best in music ￜￜￜ itￜￜￜs time at last to turn our attention to the sounds in store for 2020. And what better way to do that than with ￜￜￜ a list!? Hereￜￜￜs a rundown of 13 albums to look forward to over the next few months, with release dates included when known.
Selena Gomez, ￜￜￜRareￜￜￜ (Jan. 10)
Selena Gomez will release "Rare" on Jan. 10. (Photo: Chris Pizzello, Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)
The onetime Disney Channel star has never quite gotten the credit she deserves for her adventurous record-making. Sure, her and DJ Snakeￜￜￜs ￜￜￜTaki Takiￜￜￜ was a shameless Latin-pop play complete with a regrettable ￜￜￜfiestaￜￜￜ/ￜￜￜsiestaￜￜￜ rhyme. But before that she turned the Talking Headsￜￜￜ ￜￜￜPsycho Killerￜￜￜ into the sinuous ￜￜￜBad Liar,ￜￜￜ while her last album, 2015ￜￜￜs ￜￜￜRevival,ￜￜￜ feels now like a precursor to Billie Eilishￜￜￜs whispery ASMR-core. Preceded by a No. 1 single in the grandly emotional ￜￜￜLose You to Love Me,ￜￜￜ Gomezￜￜￜs new one promises more ear-grabbing textures, as well as her intimate thoughts on her breakup with the Weeknd and her recent health troubles (including a much-publicized kidney transplant).
Halsey, ￜￜￜManicￜￜￜ (Jan. 17)
Heed that album title: Along with the country-ish ￜￜￜFinally / Beautiful Strangerￜￜￜ and the chart-topping EDM ballad ￜￜￜWithout Me,ￜￜￜ the latest from this style-hopping streaming native features far-flung hookups with Alanis Morissette (a clear influence), Dominic Fike and Suga of BTS (with whom she teamed for last yearￜￜￜs sprightly K-pop hit ￜￜￜBoy With Luvￜￜￜ).
Pop Star Halsey will release a new album "Manic" on Jan. 17. (Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer / Getty Images)
Green Day, ￜￜￜFather of Allￜￜￜￜￜￜ (Feb. 7)
The pop-punk veterans will play stadiums this summer as part of a rockￜￜￜs-not-dead package that also includes Fall Out Boy and Weezer. (Called the Hella Mega Tour, itￜￜￜs scheduled to stop at Dodger Stadium on July 25.) Yet whatￜￜￜs appealing about the short and snappy songs on Green Dayￜￜￜs 13th studio album is that they sound like they were born in a tiny club.
Tame Impala, ￜￜￜThe Slow Rushￜￜￜ (Feb. 14)
In the works since well before his headlining performance at Coachella last year, Kevin Parkerￜￜￜs fourth full-length as Tame Impala is his most painstakingly detailed yet, with trippy guitar lines and delicate vocal melodies over buoyant grooves that reflect his recent studio work with the likes of Mark Ronson and Kali Uchis. Youￜￜￜd call the result obsessive if it didnￜￜￜt just make you want to dance.
Grimes, ￜￜￜMiss Anthropoceneￜￜￜ (Feb. 21)
The Canadian singer and producer has spoken expansively about her oft-delayed follow-up to 2015ￜￜￜs ￜￜￜArt Angels,ￜￜￜ most recently saying itￜￜￜs ￜￜￜabout a modern demonology or a modern pantheon where every song is about a different way to suffer,ￜￜￜ as she put it in a published conversation with Lana Del Rey. But even Grimes knows that many listeners will be scrutinizing ￜￜￜMiss Anthropoceneￜￜￜsￜￜￜ knotty electronic pop for clues about her unlikely romantic relationship with Teslaￜￜￜs Elon Musk.
Dua Lipa, ￜￜￜFuture Nostalgiaￜￜￜ
Last yearￜￜￜs Grammy winner for new artist has had disco and house music on her mind, to judge from ￜￜￜElectricityￜￜￜ and ￜￜￜOne Kissￜￜￜ ￜￜￜ a pair of excellent collaborations with Silk City and Calvin Harris, respectively ￜￜￜ and from ￜￜￜDonￜￜￜt Start Now,ￜￜￜ the delightfully rubbery lead single from her sophomore solo disc set for release sometime this year. The throwback sound suits Lipaￜￜￜs throaty vocals, which have grown more soulful since her catchy but faceless 2017 debut.
Ozzy Osbourne, ￜￜￜOrdinary Manￜￜￜ
The 71-year-old heavy-metal pioneer found himself in the middle of the pop conversation last year when Post Malone recruited him for ￜￜￜTake What You Want,ￜￜￜ their pitch-perfect power ballad from Maloneￜￜￜs smash ￜￜￜHollywoodￜￜￜs Bleedingￜￜￜ album. Now, Osbourne is readying a record of his own that he made with Maloneￜￜￜs producer Andrew Watt; bassist Duff McKagan of Guns Nￜￜￜ Roses and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith are also in the mix.
Young Thug
Hip-hopￜￜￜs boldest dresser ￜￜￜ not to mention one of its most distinctive vocal stylists ￜￜￜ has several projects reportedly in the pipeline, including an album with the tantalizing title ￜￜￜPunkￜￜￜ and a full-length collaboration heￜￜￜs said to have made with Juice Wrld, who died last month at age 21.
Frank Ocean
The elusive R&B auteur hasnￜￜￜt revealed anything official about his feverishly anticipated follow-up to 2016ￜￜￜs ￜￜￜBlonde.ￜￜￜ But if heￜￜￜs truly set to headline Coachella, as is widely rumored, then Ocean seems all but certain to time his new album to the April mega-festival (as Kendrick Lamar did a few years ago with ￜￜￜDamnￜￜￜ). Then again, Oceanￜￜￜs recent string of singles led many to expect him to show up at Novemberￜￜￜs Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival ￜￜￜ and we all know how that turned out.
Haim
L.A.ￜￜￜs premier sister trio isnￜￜￜt making it easy to predict where the three will go on their third studio album. ￜￜￜSummer Girl,ￜￜￜ the first of three 2019 singles, was a stripped-down Lou Reed-style jam, while ￜￜￜNow Iￜￜￜm in Itￜￜￜ was classic uptempo Haim and ￜￜￜHallelujahￜￜￜ a folky acoustic tune.
Dixie Chicks, ￜￜￜGaslighterￜￜￜ
The outspoken country trio ￜￜￜ whose last album, ￜￜￜTaking the Long Way,ￜￜￜ came out in 2006 (and won Grammys for album, record and song of the year) ￜￜￜ returned to the studio in 2019 for a guest appearance on Taylor Swiftￜￜￜs ￜￜￜLover.ￜￜￜ Now theyￜￜￜre working with Swiftￜￜￜs right-hand man, Jack Antonoff, on a divorce-inspired record that lead singer Natalie Maines has described as ￜￜￜ10 timesￜￜￜ more ￜￜￜpersonal and autobiographicalￜￜￜ than ￜￜￜTaking the Long Way.ￜￜￜ
Justin Bieber
With appearances on tracks by a diverse array of acts including Luis Fonsi, DJ Khaled, Ed Sheeran, Gucci Mane, Billie Eilish and Dan & Shay, Bieber hasnￜￜￜt exactly been hard to hear in the half-decade since his last solo record, 2015ￜￜￜs Christian-themed ￜￜￜPurpose.ￜￜￜ But this year, heￜￜￜll be nearly impossible to escape, with a comeback single, ￜￜￜYummy,ￜￜￜ set for release on Friday, followed by the late-January premiere of a YouTube reality series, a world tour that kicks off in May and an album that the now-married man says will be ￜￜￜdifferent than the previous albums just because of where Iￜￜￜm at in my life.ￜￜￜ
Rihanna
The wait for ￜￜￜR9,ￜￜￜ as fans refer with increasing impatience to Rihannaￜￜￜs upcoming ninth studio album, has become an internet joke ￜￜￜ so much so that Rihanna herself got in on it recently with an Instagram post in which the singer (whoￜￜￜs been spending her time on acting, her clothing and beauty lines and a coffee-table book) captioned a video of a dancing puppy like so: ￜￜￜupdate: me listening to R9 by myself and refusing to release it.ￜￜￜ
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Ask mayors or city managers of any coastal city in Florida what the No. 1 neighborhood issue is in their community, and they are not likely to say sea-level rise or crime.
Itￜￜￜs vacation rentals.
Indeed, go ask that question among St. Armands Key residents, on Longboat Key and especially on Anna Maria Island.
Itￜￜￜs a national issue. Everywhere, elected leaders are struggling with how vacation rentals should be regulated and who should regulate them.
Should Airbnb homes be required to meet all of the safety and licensing standards and regulations as hotels? Who should have jurisdiction, local governments or the state government?
Once again in Tallahassee, the issue is on lawmakersￜￜￜ agendas.
Senate Bill 1128 and House Bill 1011 are proposing what former state Sen. Greg Steube of Sarasota (now Congressman Steube) tried for two years. That is have the state preempt local governments and rule all vacation rentals.
This is a conundrum, to be sure. Government is best closest to the people. Citizens incorporate precisely to have control over their communities, not be ruled by the far-away state.
But at the same time, you can make an argument that NIMBYism is so pervasive that vocal neighbors want their cities to ban vacation rentals altogether. In the process, they are forgetting all about property rights. Why should you be allowed to have 10 relatives stay with you but your neighbor be prohibited from renting his home to 10 of his old college friends?
SB 1128 and HB 1011 are indeed flawed ￜￜￜ mostly on the regulations they would create for those advertising vacation rentals. Both bills should be tabled.
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On Friday, Feb. 21 at 12 a.m. PST, Disney+ dropped the season seven premiere of Dave Filoniￜￜￜs epic animated series ￜￜￜStar Wars: The Clone Wars,ￜￜￜ which premiered over a decade ago in 2008. The season is Disneyￜￜￜs latest success with the rights of ￜￜￜStar Wars,ￜￜￜ after season one of its series ￜￜￜThe Mandalorianￜￜￜ became the most-streamed show in the world. However, where ￜￜￜThe Mandalorianￜￜￜ thrives due to creating new, original characters, ￜￜￜThe Clone Warsￜￜￜ must rely on the main characters of the prequel trilogy to tell its story. The critical reception to the episode and rallying of fan support proves that Filoni mastered the art of building on existing characterization.
During its original run from 2008 to 2014 on Cartoon Network, ￜￜￜThe Clone Warsￜￜￜ was one of the most highly-rated shows ever on the network, received widespread acclaim for improving the characters of the franchise, and won multiple Daytime Emmy awards. While originally marketed as a childrenￜￜￜs series, the seasons became darker as the audience aged, delving into the repercussions of war and the balance of good and evil in the Force. However, in 2013 the show was effectively canceled, and the remaining episodes that would tie up the war were scrapped. It was not until the acquisition of the series by Disney, with the creation of its streaming service, that a final season of 12 episodes to officially end the series was announced.
ￜￜￜStar Wars: The Clone Warsￜￜￜ takes place inside the ￜￜￜStar Warsￜￜￜ prequel trilogy, which tells the story of Anakin Skywalkerￜￜￜs downfall from a Jedi Knight to Darth Vader after serving in a three-year war known as the Clone Wars. The Clone Wars take place before ￜￜￜEpisode III: Revenge of the Sith,ￜￜￜ during a period when both Skywalker and his master Obi-Wan Kenobi are generals in the war, and Skywalker is secretly married to Luke and Leiaￜￜￜs future-mother Padmￜￜ Amidala. When the series premiered in 2008 after a theatrical film release served as its pilot, supervising director Filoni juggled the narrative themes of Skywalkerￜￜￜs future fall and the villainy of Palpatine while also taking on the challenge of doing the impossible: making the Clone Wars interesting.
The war is fought between a robot droid army called Separatists and an army of cloned men created by the Republic to be expendable soldiers with an enhanced aging process to ensure the maximum number of bodies. In every battle fought in this literal ￜￜￜstar warￜￜￜ droids and clones become blaster-fodder on alien planets while the Jedi are essentially a metaphor for the United Nations: attempting to create peace but with no ability to enforce it. The prequels were heavily criticized for the soulless nature of the war and the lack of stakes involved, as well as the ineffective portrayal of Anakin Skywalker and Padmￜￜ Amidala.
By contrast, in each 22-minute animated episode of ￜￜￜThe Clone Wars,ￜￜￜ Filoni took the time to flesh out these characters and explore the depth of the narrative themes at stake. In order to effectively portray Anakinￜￜￜs growth into a Jedi master that takes place off-screen in ￜￜￜRevenge of the Sith,ￜￜￜ Filoni created the character of Ahsoka Tano, a young female Jedi who becomes Anakinￜￜￜs apprentice. Although initially seen as bratty, Ahsokaￜￜￜs bravery, skill, and determination to do the right thing in wartime ultimately made her one of the most popular characters in ￜￜￜStar Warsￜￜￜ and a feminist figure.
Ahsoka Tano also serves as an excellent sounding board for Anakin and the viewer as she questioned her master about the nature of the Jedi Council that requires them to be both soldiers and peace-keepers. In several episodes, Ahsoka questions these contradictions while Anakin is struggling to reconcile his marriage with his duty. By its very nature, the series has to balance foreshadowing whatￜￜￜs to come, but by choosing to focus on this reality Filoni ultimately paved the way for Luke Skywalkerￜￜￜs arc in ￜￜￜThe Last Jedi,ￜￜￜ where he states: ￜￜￜAt the height of [the Jediￜￜￜs] powers, they allowed Darth Sidious to rise, create the empire, and wipe them out.ￜￜￜ
All main characters in the original series get arcs to develop their characters, but further fleshed out than any other characters, however, are the clones.
The clone characters name-dropped in the saga (Cody, Rex, Fives, and Echo to name a few) are soldiers desperate to do their duty with a sense of individuality, formulating a culture of brotherhood among one another and using what little tools they haveￜￜￜ hairstyles, tattoos, and body armorￜￜￜ to distinguish themselves from the masses. At first, the clones are passionate about the war they were created for. However, the longer all the dying stretches out the more disillusioned everyone becomes.
The season seven premiere, 12 years after the first season began, returns to this formula by focusing on the clones and Anakin Skywalker. The episode, titled ￜￜￜThe Bad Batch,ￜￜￜ features the clones on a mission with several noticeably mutated clones whose glaring uniqueness serves as their strength, and Anakin watches as Rex lets his emotions fuel his missionￜￜￜ the same thing Anakin is constantly criticized for by his superiors throughout the series. By jumping back into the thematic plots that are its greatest strength, the premiere received widespread acclaim and the series was called ￜￜￜbetter than everￜￜￜ by USA Today.
The series does not pause to remind viewers of the events and characters they watched during the six-year break, instead of trusting (rightfully) that its fanbase will remember. Where so many other entries in the ￜￜￜStar Warsￜￜￜ franchise lead to frustration and discourse (i.e. the sequel trilogy), ￜￜￜThe Clone Warsￜￜￜ has found a method that appeases ￜￜￜStar Warsￜￜￜ fans and actually builds on what people love about this fictional story. The series also proves that fans are willing to wait indefinitely to have closure.
Season seven of ￜￜￜStar Wars:The Clone Warsￜￜￜ is released weekly on Disney+. Episode 2 will air on Friday, Feb. 28 at 12am PST.
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On Sunday, March 22, Canada officially pulled out of the Olympics. Soon other nations such as Australia and Brazil followed suit, pulling out of the Olympics and urging the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to make a decision on the postponement of the 2020 Games.
RELATED: Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls react to Canada pulling out of the 2020 Games
Monday, March 23, longtime IOC member Dick Pound told USA Today Sports that the event would be postponed. The IOC refused to confirm the postponement.
Finally, on Tuesday, March 24, Japanￜￜￜs Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced that he and the head of the IOC, Thomas Bach, had come to an agreement during a phone call. The Olympics will be postponed and held ￜￜￜat the very latestￜￜￜ summer 2021.
After his telephone talks with IOC President Bach, PM Abe spoke to the press and explained that the two have agreed that the Tokyo Olympic Games would not be cancelled, and the games will be held by the summer of 2021. pic.twitter.com/ihe8To2g3R ￜￜￜ PM's Office of Japan (@JPN_PMO) March 24, 2020
ￜￜￜConsidering the current situation, in regards to the Tokyo Games,ￜￜￜ said Abe, ￜￜￜas the host nation, in order to ensure that athletes from all over the world are able to compete in their best condition, and also in order to ensure the utmost safety for the spectators, I have asked him to consider postponing the games by about a year.ￜￜￜ
The IOC and Japanese government agreed that the Olympic flame will stay in Japan, as a ￜￜￜbeacon of hopeￜￜￜ. It was also agreed that the Games will keep the name Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020.
The Olympics was set to run from July 24 through Aug. 9, and the Paralympics from Aug. 25 to Sept. 6. This will be the first time the IOC has rescheduled an Olympics due to health threats. | ááá¯áá»áá¯- áá»áááºáááºááŒá®ážáá»á¯áẠááŸááºááá¯á¡á¬áá±ážá ááá¯áá»áá¯á¡áá¯áá¶áá
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At least one person has been confirmed dead, following Saturdayￜￜￜs fire that gutted the Mgbuka Obosi Spare Parts Market in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra.
The deceased, identified simply as G.O.D and Chairman of Zone 11 in the market, did not die in the inferno.
He was said to have slumped in the market ￜￜￜafter seeing that his five shops were completely destroyed by the fire.ￜￜￜ
He was reportedly rushed to a private hospital in the area but was said to have died later.
It was gathered that the fire, which destroyed goods valued at millions of naira, started at about 1:30 am.
Mr Edwin Okadigbo, the Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Anambra command, confirmed the incident in Awka.
Okadigbo, an Assistant Superintendent, said that nobody died in the fire because it occurred in the night when traders had all retired to their homes.
He said: ￜￜￜNo life was lost in the fire, but the chairman of Zone 11, one Mr G.O.D, slumped after seeing his five shops razed down by the fire.
ￜￜￜHe was rushed to the hospital but later gave up the ghost.ￜￜￜ
He said that the fire destroyed so many shops and goods because of the highly inflammable nature of the goods sold in the market.
The NSCDC spokesman said that the fire was put out by men of the Anambra State Fire Service, assisted by operatives of other sister security agencies.
He said that the cause of the fire had yet to be ascertained but suspected it could either come from electrical fault or wildfire from the neighbourhood.
Meanwhile, the state Commandant of the corps, Mr David Bille, has expressed his condolences to the leadership of the market and traders, who lost their goods and other valuables, as well as the bereaved family. | á¡ááºá¹áá«áá±á·á Mbosi áááºážáá¯á¶ááŸá Ihiala áá±ááá¹ááá¡á
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BHOPAL: As many as 8 lakh employees of BHEL, Railways, Post Office, BSNL, Banks, Income Tax, CPWD and others stood at par with the nationwide strike by 10 trade unions against privatisation and mergering of banks, in Bhopal on Wednesday.
Demonstration and march (procession) marked the strike in the state capital. Bankers demonstrated at Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC), Press Complex, impacting banking services in the region.
They also put up 12-point demands including minimum wage of Rs 21,000 and pension of Rs 10,000 among all departments.
The National Open Mass Convention of Workers organised by the ten Central Trade Unions namely INTUC, AITUC, HMS, CITU, AIUTUC, TUCC, SEWA, AICCTU, LPF, UTUC, independent federations and associations of various sectors including some independent unions called for a nationwide general strike against the anti-worker, anti people, anti-national policies of the Modi-2 Government.
Western central Railways (WCR) Employees Union Philip Oommen said, ￜￜￜWe have supported the strike on the basis of demands which are well justified. We hold demonstration to extend moral support to strike which was against central government anti-employees policies.ￜￜￜ
INTUC (BHEL) president RD Tripathi said, ￜￜￜAll the trade unions were on strike in BHEL in response to the nationwide strike call against central government anti-employees policies. It was big strike against union government.ￜￜￜ
All India Postal Department Employees Association general secretary RN Parashar said, ￜￜￜIt was successful nationwide strike against union government anti-employees policies especially economic policies. Employees from all the branches joined the strike.ￜￜￜ
As per protesters, the national economy is slowing down. The adverse effects are already being felt by the workers in unorganised as well as organised sectors in the form of large scale retrenchment and closures. In the name of the recession, the Central Government is taking steps such as reducing corporate taxes, and giving them big bonanza from the national exchequer while not a single penny is spent to ensure job security or employment allowance to the workers. | Bharat Bandh ááœáẠ25 áá¯áá±ááá·áºáá°áá»á¬ážáá« á ááºáááºá
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Campenaerts, Vorster win Nedbank Cycle Challenge Staff Reporter Sports Khomas
Maurice Kambukwe
Belgian cyclist Victor Campenaerts and Namibiaￜￜￜs top female rider Michelle Vorster were yesterday crowned champions of the 2020 Nedbank Cycle Challenge after winning their respective categories of the annual road racing event.
Campenaerts completed the menￜￜￜs 100-km road race in a time 2 hours, 11 minutes and 35 seconds to emerge victorious. The visiting Belgian finished eight minutes ahead of Nedbank Cycle Challenge two-time winner Dan Craven and Martin Freyer, who both clocked 2 hours, 19 minutes and 5 seconds.
Meanwhile, local top female cyclist Michelle Vorster won the elite women 100-km race after completing the race in 2 hours, 39 minutes and 31 seconds ahead of second-placed Jagau Imke and Dreyer Risa who both finished with a time of 2 hours, 44 minutes and 55 seconds.
Speaking to New Era Sport after the prize giving ceremony, Compenaerts, who travelled from Belgium to be part of this massive event, said the purpose of him being part of the race was to win.
ￜￜￜThe race was intense in the beginning but as it was going, I managed to get a chance to move and stretch my lead ￜￜￜ thatￜￜￜs when I got a chance to go for a kill. My purpose for taking part in this competition was because the atmosphere of the race is great and that drove me to take part. My objective to take part was to win the competition,ￜￜￜￜￜￜ said Compenaerts.
On her part, Vorster said ￜￜￜI felt it was a relief after coming to the finishing line; itￜￜￜs a great feeling after various years of working hard just to become number one. Itￜￜￜs a feeling thatￜￜￜs hard to explain. And also, itￜￜￜs nice to see so many women take part in this competitionￜￜￜ.
Meanwhile, the Physically Active Youth (PAY) after-school programme yesterday received a massive boost when the winners and sponsors of the menￜￜￜs 100-km race donated N$54 000 to the institution.
Campenaerts said he was donating his winning prize money of N$12 000 to PAY as he was impressed with what the programme does to develop cyclists.
ￜￜￜDan (Craven) told me about the project; I said I do not have any jerseys that I can give to the kids. He said I should not worry about that. So, he took me to the project and I immediately fell in love with it. So, I decided that if I win this race today, I will donate my cheque to them,ￜￜￜ he explained.
He added that he hopes his donation will change lives at PAY, as he saw they are doing wonders in helping children with their education, while at the same time helping them enjoy their favourite sport.
Not to be outdone, Craven also donated his second prize monetary winnings of N$9 000, with third-placed Martin Freyer also adding his N$6 000. With N$27 000 donated by the winners, Nedbank Namibia Managing Director Lionel Matthews doubled the donation, saying they are inspired by what the cyclists had done.
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CLAIMED sightings of UFOs reported to the RAF by terrified members of the British public are to be published online for the first time.
The RAF ran a UFO unit for five decades but chose to shut it down in 2009 after it concluded none of the reports sent in offered evidence of a potential threat.
2 Claimed sightings of UFOs reported to the RAF are to be published online Credit: Workbook Stock - Getty
Previously, records from the unit were given to the National Archives, often initially classified before being released after a specific number of years.
But the most recent reports received by the RAF will be placed online, the PA news agency revealed following a Freedom of Information Act request.
Members of the public reporting alleged UFO sightings are now directed to their local police force.
A spokesman for the RAF said that "it had been assessed that it would be better to publish these records, rather than continue sending documents to the National Archives, and so they are looking to put them on to a dedicated gov.uk web page".
2 Drawing of an 'alien spacecraft' spotted by two US servicemen during an unexplained incident in the Suffolk countryside in 1980 Credit: Alamy
A clearance process for the documents is currently under way before publication, which is expected to take place "some time within the first quarter of 2020".
In response to the FOI request, the RAF described the files it held as "comprising entirely of correspondence with members of the public".
It added: "The MoD has no opinion on the existence or otherwise of extra terrestrial life and does not investigate UFO reports."
Nick Pope, who used to investigate reports of UFO sightings for the MoD, welcomed the move.
"Given the massive public interest in this subject, I'm pleased that these files will be released and made available online," he told the PA news agency.
"The MoD have previously claimed that all the files have been released - only to find additional ones - so this latest move is bound to start a few conspiracy theories.
"When I worked on the MoD's 'UFO desk' we didn't find definitive proof of extraterrestrial visitation, but there were so many bizarre and unexplained sightings that we didn't entirely rule it out.
"I'm glad the public are to be given further insights into our work on these real-life X-Files."
The Rendlesham Forest incident: Britainￜￜￜs most famous UFO sighting The Rendlesham Forest incident took place in December 1980 over a series of at least two nights. On December 26, 1980, military personnel at the twin bases of RAF Bentwaters and RAF Woodbridge in Suffolk saw a strange light in Rendlesham Forest, which lies between the two bases. Three men were sent out to investigate where two of them encountered a small, triangularshaped craft. One man, Jim Penniston, got close enough to touch the side of the object. He and another of the airmen present, John Burroughs, made sketches of the craft for witness statements. Two nights later Deputy Base Commander, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Halt and his team then encountered the UFO. He said later: "Here I am, a senior official who routinely denies this sort of thing and diligently works to debunk them, and I'm involved in the middle of something I can't explain."
Despite an MOD investigation the Rendlesham Forest incident remains unexplained.
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Sarah Adina Smithￜￜￜs latest will be of special interest to fans of ￜￜￜBlack Swanￜￜￜ and ￜￜￜBunheadsￜￜￜ: the writer-director of ￜￜￜBusterￜￜￜs Mal Heartￜￜￜ is working on a ballet drama. This calls for a celebratory pliￜￜ. A press release announced that Amazon Studios and Anonymous Content have kicked off principal photography on Smithￜￜￜs ￜￜￜBirds of Paradise.ￜￜￜ Kristine Froseth (ￜￜￜThe Assistantￜￜￜ) and Diana Silvers (ￜￜￜBooksmartￜￜￜ) star in the feature.
An adaptation of A.K. Smallￜￜￜs 2019 novel ￜￜￜBright Burning Stars,ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜBirds of Paradiseￜￜￜ takes place at ￜￜￜa prestigious ballet school in Paris, where the new girl (Silvers) befriends a grieving dance prodigy (Froseth) as the dancers compete for the schoolￜￜￜs ultimate prize: to receive a contract to join the Parisian Operaￜￜￜs ballet company,ￜￜￜ the picￜￜￜs synopsis details. ￜￜￜAs the pressure mounts and the girls are pushed to their physical and emotional limits, their bond is tested and theyￜￜￜre forced to ask themselves just how far they are willing to go to win.ￜￜￜ
Smith, who signed a first-look deal with Amazon Studios last year, penned the script.
ￜￜￜSarah is a talented, visionary filmmaker who weￜￜￜre so happy is part of the Amazon family, and we canￜￜￜt wait to bring her next story to life with ￜￜￜBirds of Paradise,'ￜￜￜ said Julie Rapaport, Co-head of Movies at Amazon Studios. ￜￜￜWeￜￜￜre also thrilled to be working with stars Diana Silvers and Kristine Froseth who are both on the path to becoming the next household names with their undeniable talents.ￜￜￜ
Added Smith, ￜￜￜI wrote these roles specifically for Kristine Froseth and Diana Silvers, who I believe are going to take the world by storm. Iￜￜￜm honored to take this journey with them and so thrilled to be partnering with Amazon Studios once again in pursuit of bold, unapologetic filmmaking.ￜￜￜ
Smithￜￜￜs debut feature, 2014ￜￜￜs ￜￜￜThe Midnight Swim,ￜￜￜ took home the breakthrough audience award from AFI Fest. Her follow-up, 2016ￜￜￜs Rami Malek-starrer ￜￜￜBusterￜￜￜs Mal Heart,ￜￜￜ premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. On the small screen, her credits include ￜￜￜHanna,ￜￜￜ ￜￜￜLegion,ￜￜￜ and ￜￜￜRoom 104.ￜￜￜ
ￜￜￜI suspect that directing movies might be a lot like being a professional athlete,ￜￜￜ Smith told us. ￜￜￜYou have to keep your head in the game and your eye on the ball. And you canￜￜￜt waste time mourning losses or celebrating wins ￜￜￜ at least not until the game is over. Stamina, patience, precision of judgment ￜￜￜ these are all the things I love about the job!ￜￜￜ
When asked what advice sheￜￜￜd give other women directors, she said, ￜￜￜI would tell them to do things their own way and donￜￜￜt feel like you ever have to conform to the system, because the system was largely built by men. We need to take all the good lessons from the past and from those existing systems but also not be afraid to make our own rules,ￜￜￜ she emphasized. | Diana Silvers (ￜￜￜBooksmartￜￜￜ) ááŸáá·áº Kristine Froseth (ￜￜￜSierra Burgess Is a Loserￜￜￜ) ááá¯á·ááẠá
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Jajpur/Kalinganagar: Peopleￜￜￜs demand for industrialisation in Jajpur district seems to be on the wane as two industrial units failed to lay their foundation stones over the last two weeks due to stiff opposition by locals, a report said.
The opposition of the residents stems from the fact that the firms were trying to take over the public land for establishment of their units and were ignoring employment of locals.
Reports said Kesika Metallics had planned for its ground breaking ceremony near the Biju Patnaik Park at Kalinganagar March 7 while Darcl Logistics had planned its foundation stone laying ceremony Tuesday.
Darcl Logistics had planned to establish its hub over 10 acre of land in Danagadi tehsil but its plan for laying the foundation stone was frustrated after locals opposed handing over the land, comprising a pastureland and playground, to the firm. This led to face-off between the locals and the police personnel present there.
Locals alleged that when the district administration had imposed prohibitory orders under Section 144 of CrPc over coronavirus scare, the Dangadi tehsil officials carrying out measurement of the land and the foundation stone laying ceremony are in clear defiance of the collectorￜￜￜs order.
It is alleged that the firms overlooking the problems of the residents and the displaced has led to a sharp resentment among the locals.
Moreover, the chances of getting employment in these firms were getting slimmer by the day on account of which locals are no longer enthusiastic about industrialisation.
The firms which had earlier established their units here never tried to fulfill the aspirations of the local people on the fronts of employment and peripheral development. And this led to discontent among the people.
The state government has planned to build Kalinganagar as a mega industrial hub for which many downstream industries from in and out of the state have expressed their interests to establish their units here.
The locals were also annoyed on the construction of a logistics park on a forest land adjoining the land identified for Darcl Logistics.
A local environmental outfit, Kalinganagar Parivesh Surakshya Samiti, has filed a case (42.2019) in the National Green Tribunal on construction of the logistics park. The case is sub-judice.
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Adjusting your skincare routine to your skin type is significant to finding a workable routine: normal, oily, combination or dry. Likewise, it's similarly important to base it on your skin tone or color.
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, for example, people with darker skin tones face a unique set of skincare needs.
Without proper hydration, dry skin can look gray and ashy.
Hyperpigmentation ￜￜￜ the overproduction of melanin in the skin ￜￜￜ can be caused by UV rays and is probably the most common concern for people of color.
the overproduction of melanin in the skin ￜￜￜ can be caused by UV rays and is probably the most common concern for people of color. Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation ￜￜￜ wherein healing skin overproduces melanin ￜￜￜ can leave a dark scar where a blemish once lived.
Having said that, there is a slew of skincare products that can help promote healthier skin. To best protect, nourish and treat skin of color, we consulted doctors and experts on some of the best products to get you through your skincare routine.We sorted them through the six essential skincare ingredients experts recommended:
Best SPF skincare for dark skin
Every single dermatologist we consulted emphasized the importance of using sunscreen to promote skin health. Sounds obvious, right? People with darker skin are often told they donￜￜￜt need sunscreen, which is a deeply incorrect and potentially dangerous piece of advice.
ￜￜￜDaily SPF ￜￜￜ at least 30 ￜￜￜ is critical for prevention and treatment of hyperpigmentation, as well as for prevention of skin cancer,ￜￜￜ Sara Perkins, MD, an assistant professor with the Department of Dermatology at the Yale School of Medicine, told NBC News. ￜￜￜThis is an absolute must for all skin types, including skin of color.ￜￜￜ
Perkins, whoￜￜￜs also the clinical advisor to Hims and Hers, considers EltaMD's SPF offerings her ￜￜￜtop choice.ￜￜￜ
This tinted, mineral sunscreen protects your skin from damaging UVA and UVB rays to prevent early signs of aging and burning.
Hyaluronic acid is the hero ingredient in this moisturizer that doubles as a broad-spectrum sunscreen.
For those prone to acne or hyperpigmentation, this sunscreen includes niacinamide (Vitamin B3), hyaluronic acid, and antioxidants ￜￜￜ which we'll dive into below. Perkins gave an honorable mention to La Roche Posay Anthelios facial sunscreen, as well.
Jared Jagdeo, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and Ever/Bodyￜￜￜs medical director, recommended SkinCeuticalsￜￜￜ take on SPF.
ￜￜￜThis product is outstanding, blends in perfectly to any skin tone and never leaves that chalky look,ￜￜￜ said Jagdeo, who added that what really makes for a great sunscreen is your desire to use it everyday.
This sunscreen is beloved by dermatologists because it was formulated to be fail-proof. ￜￜￜThis specific sunscreen was studied in the real world and shown to be more effective in preventing sunburn as compared to sunscreens with lower SPF levels,ￜￜￜ Joshua Zeichner, MD, director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital's dermatology department, told NBC News.
Best retinol skincare for dark skin
Retinol is pretty much the gold standard when it comes to anti-aging skincare.
"This vitamin A derivative truly has clinically-proven anti-aging properties ￜￜￜ but it can also help with pigmentation,ￜￜￜ Perkins explained. ￜￜￜIt's also very effective in the treatment of acne. These can be quite irritating so I recommend starting with the lower concentrations first.ￜￜￜ
As with any skincare product, it comes down to how you use it, and when. Over-the-counter retinols are best used in the evening. Irritation and dryness are common side effects. Pairing a retinol product with a moisturizer can help avoid some of that, Perkins said. Or you can use a gentle retinol oil like MARA Evening Primrose Green Tea Algae Retinol Face Oil.
ￜￜￜThis budget-friendly night treatment contains both alpha hydroxy acids, which help to unstick and exfoliate dulling, dead skin cells immediately, as well as retinol, which stimulates cell turnover and new collagen production over time,ￜￜￜ Tsippora Shainhouse, MD, a dermatologist in Los Angeles, told NBC News. ￜￜￜTogether, these help to reduce the appearance of fine lines with regular use over two to three months.ￜￜￜ
The combo of retinol and hyaluronic acid is what makes this one a game-changer. ￜￜￜThis retinoid serum visibly fills and reduces wrinkles, giving skin a smoother and more plumped appearance,ￜￜￜ says Howard Sobel, MD, New York City dermatologist and founder of Sobel Skin.
Best skincare with hyaluronic acid
Another significant ingredient in skincare for most skin types is hyaluronic acid, ￜￜￜa natural sugar molecule that occurs in our body and helps to attract water, so it functions as a great moisturizer,ￜￜￜ said Marisa Garshick, MD, a dermatologist at Medical Dermatology & Cosmetic Surgery in New York City.
ￜￜￜIt keeps the skin looking fresh and hydrated," Garshick told NBC News.
ￜￜￜIn darker skin tones, dryness frequently manifests as an ashy or grayish appearance of the skin,ￜￜￜ dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, told NBC News. ￜￜￜHyaluronic acid is a go-to ingredient to pump all skin types, and is particularly useful in those with darker skin. It acts like a sponge binding to 1000 times its weight in water.ￜￜￜ
And letￜￜￜs not forget dark skinned men who, yes, also need to take care of their skin. Jagdeo recommends the DefenAge Men's Kit, its key ingredients including a proprietary peptide blend, along with soothing niacinamide and hyaluronic acid, designed to help users achieve a smooth, well-hydrated and improved complexion.
He says itￜￜￜs ￜￜￜideal for the man who wants to look his best with an easy-to-use, all-in-one regimen,ￜￜￜ adding that the ￜￜￜcomprehensive kit addresses most skin concerns.ￜￜￜ
Best skin brightening products
A lot of serums formulated to brighten skin also have the bonus effect of treating hyperpigmentation and dark spots.
Zeichner recommended Neutrogenaￜￜￜs Bright Boost Serum. ￜￜￜPigmentary disorders are extremely common among patients with darker skin types,ￜￜￜ he explained. ￜￜￜTurmeric extract has long been used in skin care because of its ability to brighten unwanted pigmentation and even skin tone.ￜￜￜ
Bradley Bloom, MD, of Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York, recommended SkinMedica Lytera 2.0 Pigment Correcting Serum. ￜￜￜIt combines some of the most effective brightening ingredients, including niacinamide, in a non-irritating formula,ￜￜￜ he said.
Jagdeo said he recommends SkinCeuticals Discoloration Defense for one specific reason: ￜￜￜDiscoloration defense is specially formulated with a combination of anti-pigment agents designed to even out the tone of the skin.ￜￜￜ
Best skincare with antioxidants
Another heavily recommended ingredient by the dermatologists we consulted: antioxidants. To briefly summarize: "Antioxidant serums help protect your skin from the free radicals you're exposed to on a daily basis. They also aid in the prevention of fine lines and other visible signs of aging, and can heal and repair skin," Dr. Debra Jaliman, a board-certified dermatologist in New York City and author of the book "Skin Rules: Trade Secrets From a Top New York Dermatologist," told NBC News.
Sapna Palep, MD, of Spring Street Dermatology recommended the ALASTIN Restorative Skin Complex. "Itￜￜￜs chock full of potent antioxidants to help even skin tone while also plumping the skin and combating fine lines and wrinkles.ￜￜￜ Palep explained. "Itￜￜￜs so versatile for all skin tones, including darker complexions.ￜￜￜ
Hadley King, a board certified dermatologist, is a fan of The Everything Oil. ￜￜￜIt contains cold pressed, organic prickly pear seed oil, organic avocado oil, organic sweet almond oil and organic aloe vera. These ingredients both hydrate and moisturize, and they have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties as well. And it's vegan, organic and cruelty-free and it's formulated without water, alcohol or silicone. It's also a great option for brightening, which is often a plus for dark skin tones. The ingredients work together to brighten the skin by offering antioxidant protection, anti-inflammatory properties, increased cell turnover, hydration and increased collagen production. There are no potentially irritating ingredients to lead to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.ￜￜￜ
Best Vitamin C-infused skincare
Vitamin C, or L-ascorbic acid, is a substantial antioxidant that stimulates collagen production and fights UV damage and pigmentation ￜￜￜ not to mention helps stave off colds. You can get your Vitamin C from certain foods ￜￜￜ or you can wear it on your face.
ￜￜￜFormulation, packaging and storage are key here as it oxides quickly when exposed to light,ￜￜￜ Perkins said about what readers should keep in mind. Vitamin C can go from useable to dysfunction seemingly overnight.
Both Jagdeo and Palep recommended the C E Ferulic serum, which Jagdeo uses for both himself and his clients, and called ￜￜￜthe hero product by which the rest of the cosmeceutical industry is measured.ￜￜￜ
Itￜￜￜs an investment ￜￜￜ one Palep said is worth it, as it remains active for multiple days and the included dropper keeps you using precisely how much you need to with little waste.
ￜￜￜItￜￜￜs packed with antioxidants that work great on darker skin tones for brightening and destroying free radicals,ￜￜￜ she added.
King recommends Schaf Revitalizing Serum, which was formulated specifically for dark spots and fine lines, making it a great fit for dark skin tones.
ￜￜￜVitamin C boosts brightness through its antioxidant properties, hyaluronic acid hydrates the skin, and peptides help stimulate collagen production to diminish fine lines,ￜￜￜ she said. Itￜￜￜs also vegan and cruelty free.
The ultimate result everyone wants is one thing: Great skin. Skin care is self-care so treat yourself well.
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SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#biotech--NanoSurface Biomedical, a leading provider of biomimetic cell-based assay products and services, announced today the launch of the 384-well NanoSurface Plateￜￜￜ, the newest and highest-throughput offering of the NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ product line. NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ structure cell cultures into physiologically relevant tissue models by providing biomimetic topographic features that emulate the alignment of the native cellular microenvironment. For example, stem cell-derived cardiomyocyte cells can be cultured in NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ to create cardiac microtissues for predictive preclinical drug screening.
Human stem-cell based assays hold great promise for modeling the safety and efficacy of drugs preclinically. However, these models can fail to properly represent human biology when the in vitro environment does not reproduce essential cues. Conventional glass or plastic cell culture dishes fail to imitate critical aspects of the native cellular microenvironment, resulting in cell cultures that do not adequately resemble the structure or function of native human tissues.
NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ feature a softer nanopatterned culture surface that mimics the aligned architecture of the native extracellular matrix. Cells on NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ exhibit more physiologically representative structural and functional phenotypes. NanoSurface Platesￜￜￜ can be used to enhance preclinical cell-based assays with a wide variety of cell types, including those with cardiomyocytes, skeletal muscle cells, neurons, migratory cancer cells, and many more.
Dr. Nicholas Geisse, Chief Science Officer of NanoSurface Biomedical, will present data highlighting NanoSurface technologies at the scientific podium session ￜￜￜCellular Technologies - Application of Organ-on-chips and Micro-Physiological Systemsￜￜￜ at the annual Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening Conference on Monday, January 27. The focus of the presentation will be on engineering the cell niche to enhance iPSC-derived cardiomyocyte maturity and predictivity in a high-throughput, assay-agnostic manner.
ￜￜￜAt NanoSurface, we strive to make cells in the dish resemble cells in the body,ￜￜￜ said Michael Cho, CEO of NanoSurface Biomedical. ￜￜￜThe 384-well NanoSurface Plateￜￜￜ allows drug developers to culture more physiologically relevant cells and tissues in a high-throughput, reproducible, and scalable format that will enhance their drug screening workflows.ￜￜￜ
384-well NanoSurface Plates will be available March 2020. Pre-orders are available today via the NanoSurface contact form.
NanoSurface Biomedical will exhibit at SLAS 2020 in Booth 2120.
About NanoSurface Biomedical
NanoSurface Biomedical is a biotechnology company based in Seattle, WA that develops biomimetic technologies to enhance cell-based assays and accelerate drug development. NanoSurface was founded in 2015. www.nanosurfacebio.com
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Director of Sales & Marketing: Heejoon Choi, 800-913-4403 x702
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ELDERS Katanning farm supplies sales person Donna Smith and farm supplies merchandise manager Keith Daddow have been jointly recognised for their outstanding performance with the Elders National Sales Performance Award at the annual One Elders Awards in Adelaide.
The One Elders Awards recognise employees and teams whose performance and safety outcomes significantly contribute to business results, in addition to demonstrating the values of the pink shirt.
This is due in large part to Ms Smith's and Mr Daddow's work on overall sales and significant growth in the Elders Katanning business.
"It is such an honour to be nationalally recognised by our great company," Mr Daddow said.
Elders said the pair's passion and 'can do' attitude made them "stand out from the pack" and seen them both share this prestigious national award for sales performance.
Mr Daddow, who has the gate open at 6.15am (after his morning coffee) to get stuck into be the best he can be for his clients, said "if you love what you do it's an absolute pleasure to come to work".
Mr Daddow is a fourth generation Elders man and Katanning born.He came back to the Katanning branch 18 months ago after previously managing the branch in the 1990s.
He spoke glowingly of the flow-on effect of Ms Smith's enthusiasm within the branch."Donna is a wonderful person and 2IC at the store," he said.
"I draw inspiration from what she and the team have achieved in the past 12 months and it's showing in the growth of the business.
"We love our clients and we love coming to work.
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Want to do more to help the planet?
Retired languages teacher Geoff Jones, 75, of Burton Road in Lincoln, is just the man.
He is so dedicated to saving the planet that he hasn't bought clothes for 20 years - and when knobs break on his pot lids, he replaces it with one from a drawer.
Now the committed environmentalist has shared his ideas of how people can make a big difference.
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Grow your own fruit and veg
Geoff says: "The main message about food is grow your own. If you can't or don't have the space at least buy local and seasonal, ideally organic.
"People are used to buying strawberries and tomatoes in the middle of winter, and beans flown in from Kenya, that the pleasure of looking forward to produce coming into season has been lost."
Meat is not off the menu
Geoff does eat meat, although his wife Hilary is vegetarian. There is widespread concern about the harmful effects of clearing trees from large areas of land to raise livestock to supply the demand for meat.
However, Geoff says: "Any meat I buy is locally-sourced, free-range and organic.
"For Christmas I buy a pheasant or if there's a house full of guests I get a brace of pheasants for less than ￜￜ10."
"There's enough for a roast, a casserole, and a soup if you boil the bones."
Good food does not have to be expensive
Geoff says: "There's a fallacy that people cannot afford to buy good quality food.
"You could buy a burger and chips but compare that to what you could get from the supermarket or market, particularly if you go at the end of the day when fruit, vegetables and meat are reduced."
(Image: Paul Whitelam)
Make your own compost at home
Geoff says that anyone can make compost for the garden even if they don't have a big garden or allotment.
He said: "I do demonstrations of how to make compost from just grass clippings and shredded paper.
"I also use a lot of materials like cardboard and trimmings from my garden.
"I don't have a green garden waste bin as I compost my garden waste and I put my recycling bin out maybe once every two to three months."
Save water in the kitchen
Geoff recommends not completely filling the kettle if you're only making one drink.
He adds: "If you run the hot tap to get hot water, collect the cold water that comes out first before it gets hot and use this for something else like washing vegetables.
"Don't wash up more than once a day. Only use the washing machine once or twice a week."
(Image: Paul Whitelam)
Turn lights off when you leave a room
"This is a simple step towards saving energy," Geoff says.
He also suggests switching to LED lightbulbs and not leaving the telly on standby.
Cleaning products
Geoff believes that having a cupboard full of chemical cleaning products is bad for the environment because they end up in rivers and seas.
He said: "We use vinegar and bicarbonate of soda for cleaning worktops and windows and a bottle of bleach lasts us three years.
"We also buy environmentally friendly washing up liquid and laundry liquid and Greens does refills of these."
Reuse and repair
Geoff says: "If something breaks we mend it. Clothes get mended and socks are darned.
"If the knob falls off the lid of a pan then you can replace it with a knob off a chest of drawers and secure it with a nut and washer.
"You can get your shoes mended at the cobblers. If you wash out a bread bag you can use it again 10 or 20 times. They make good freezer bags.
"We also re-use glass jars and bottles."
Shopping
Geoff said: "Buy secondhand pots and pans and furniture. Charity shops are full of good stuff.
"I have not bought any new clothes for 20 years apart from specialist items like walking boots or safety boots."
You don't need to go everywhere in the car
Geoff rides a bicycle, rides a motorbike and drives a car.
He said: "If a journey is less than a mile or two, I walk. If it's two to three miles we cycle and if we are in more of a hurry we go on the motorbike.
"The car is only used for longer journeys or if we need to transport bulky materials, and it does 2,000 miles a year at the most." | á¡áá»áá¯á·áá±á¬ ááá¹áá¬ááá¯ááºááŒá¿áá¬áá»á¬ážááẠáááºážááá¯á·á¡ááœáẠáááá¬áááºááŸá¬ážáá±á¬ ááŒá±ááŸááºážáá»ááºáááŸá¬ááá¯ááºáá±á¬ááŒá±á¬áá·áº ááá¯á·ááá¯áẠáááºážááá¯ááŸá¬ááœá±ááẠá¡áá»áááºáááŸááá±á¬ááŒá±á¬áá·áº áá»áœááºá¯ááºááá¯á·ááᯠá¡áá¯á¶ážááááºááá¯ááºááá·áºá¡áá»áááºáá»á¬ážááŸááááºá ááá¯á·áá±á¬áºáááºáž á€ááŒá¿áá¬áá»á¬ážááẠá¡áááºážááá¯ááºáá±á¬á·áá² ááœááºáá°á
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AGRA: An armed man with a criminal background, Subhash Batham, held at least 22 children hostage at his daughterￜￜￜs birthday party who was later killed in police action in a village located in Indiaￜￜￜs Uttar Pradesh.
Subhash Batham, an accused in a murder case who was out on bail, held at least 22 children hostage after inviting them to his house for a birthday party of his daughter in Kathariya village in Uttar Pradeshￜￜￜs Farukkhabad.
One person was injured in his leg by a gunshot when some of the residents tried to open the door. Later, Batham had also hurled a crude bomb and fired gunshots on villagers and policemen rushed to rescue the children.
Some reports said Batham held the children hostages, who were aged between six months and 15 years, for being wrongly framed in a murder case and wanted to pressurise the authorities for dropping the criminal charges against him.
A local police officer told media that security personnel took the action with extreme caution in order to ensure the safety of the children locked inside the house.
After the overnight stand-off, a special team of trained policemen and commandos killed him in a shoot-out, while two officers were also wounded in the operation.
The hostages were rescued by the security team without any injury.
According to the reports, Bathamￜￜￜs wife was also killed on Thursday night, after villagers reportedly beat her to death and threw stones at her when she attempted to run away from the scene.
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