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So why not instead take the Philadelphia approach, tear down and build back up, even if not to the extremes that the Sixers took tanking?
I asked a high-ranking Heat official if that was ever considered. The answer was a resounding no, with the person noting that the Heat has a business to run and owes to its fans and sponsors that it will field the best possible team and not intentionally lose for years with the blind hope of getting lucky in the lottery.
So here's where the Heat stands: Miami has 11 players under contract for 2018-19 who are due $119 million - well over the projected $103 million cap.
What's more, that figure will swell by $2.1 million if Waiters and Olynyk reach their incentive bonuses. Waiters gets another $1.1 million this season if he plays in 70 games.
Olynyk gets another $1 million if he plays 1700 minutes. That would leave Miami just under the projected $125 million tax threshold for 2018-19, even with Chris Bosh no longer on Miami's books.
That also would leave the Heat with no cap space and no first-round draft pick next summer but three avenues to improve: trades, minimum salary contracts, and a mid-level exception.
Should it choose to pay a tax, Miami can use a $5.5 million taxpayer midlevel exception next summer or a full $8.8 million mid-level exception, depending on where the tax threshold falls and whether Miami re-signs Wayne Ellington using its Early Bird rights.
A team using the full $8.8 million non-taxpayer midlevel cannot surpass the tax apron, which is $6 million above the threshold.
So was it sensible for Miami to cap itself out for 2018 and 2019 with players who likely aren't good enough, as a group, to win a championship? A strong case could be made, for these reasons:
• Though the Heat cannot trade a first-round pick before 2022, at least it has a lot of other good (not great, but good) assets to use in a trade for a disgruntled standout player or anyone else who piques Riley's interest or in a sign-and-trade next summer.
And the Heat was not going to have cap space next summer even before the Richardson extension, so having Richardson at a reasonable salary, by today's standards, for the next five seasons benefits the Heat far more than allowing him to enter restricted free agency next summer.
"Even though we have some long-term contracts, they are assets," Riley said this summer. "If something comes along somewhere along the way, there are opportunities to do other things. I don't have plans to do that, but you need those kinds of assets."
All of the Heat's contracts are movable, with Miami likely positioned to deal any of them to a team that has the cap space and needs a big (James Johnson or Olynyk) or a guard (Goran Dragic for a big return, potentially Richardson or Waiters or even Tyler Johnson, depending on how those wings play this season).
Yes, Tyler Johnson's deal is more difficult to move than the others, with his salary spiking to $19.2 million in 2018-19 and 2019-20.
Remember, the Nets – who made offer sheets to Tyler Johnson and Allen Crabbe 15 months ago – traded Andrew Nicholson to Portland for Crabbe this summer, with Crabbe just one year into a four, $75 million deal.
The Blazers then waived Nicholson, using the stretch provision to pay off the last $19 million of his contract. The point is that Tyler Johnson, who had better numbers than Crabbe, is tradable.
• There isn't necessarily anyone in next summer's free agent market who's a realistic, franchise-turning option, keeping in mind that the Heat doesn't expect LeBron James to return here and that Russell Westbrook is a long shot and that Paul George has told associates he wants to go to the Lakers.
Among other big-name 2018 free agents, there's Isaiah Thomas (can make more staying with Cleveland) or an aging Chris Paul, plus DeMarcus Cousins and DeAndre Jordan, who wouldn't be targets if Hassan Whiteside isn't traded. So what, exactly, would you be saving 2018 cap space for anyway?
Conversely, Miami would need to clear space in 2019 to make runs at Kawhi Leonard or Klay Thompson if they opt for free agency that summer instead of signing extensions before that.
• It's not like the rest of the league will be awash in cap space to lure stars. Real GM's Keith Smith notes that Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Indiana and the Lakers are the only teams projected to have cap space next summer. Conversely, 17 teams had cap space this past summer.
Hoopshype.com notes that Brooklyn, Detroit, Memphis, New York, Phoenix and Sacramento also are positioned to create cap space next summer if they part with at least one player.
Bottom line: Even without cap space the rest of the decade, the Heat still has 10 or so players with at least some trade value. And for the past 22 years, Riley has had a history of turning assets into something better.
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Little Known Black History Fact: Shuffle Along
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Shuffle Along was a 1921 Broadway play by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake. The show debuted at Daly's 63rd Street theater in New York City. Shuffle Along was one of the longest running plays on Broadway, with 504 performances. The show served as a breakout role for St. Louis native Josephine Baker, who danced in the chorus as the zany caboose at the end of the line. Baker joined the traveling cast at age 15 and was allowed to join the Broadway version a year later, when she was 16. Shuffle Along also included talents Paul Robeson and Adelaide Hall.
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by David Lindsay-Abaire
Clybourne Park (15)
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Time Stands Still (10)
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The Motherfucker with the Hat (9)
by Stephen Adly Guirgis
A Raisin in the Sun (8)
by Lorraine Hansberry
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (8)
by Alex Timbers (book) and Michael Friedman (music and lyrics)
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GENERAL SANTOS CITY (MindaNews/11 June) – The city government is pushing for the opening this year of direct flights from the city airport to Clark International Airport as it moves to expand trade linkages with the area in the next three years.
City Mayor Ronnel Rivera said they engaged anew with the Clark Development Corporation (CDC) and other stakeholders to expand their investment and business partnerships in an investment, trade and tourism mission from June 6 to 8.
Rehabilitation of the General Santos International Airport is expected to help boost the economy of Region 12. MindaNews file photo by BOBBY TIMONERA
He said the mission highlighted the city's continuing push for the establishment of direct GenSan-Clark flights.
"This will promote the high influx of tourists and bring in more investments," the mayor said in a report.
He said CDC, local government of Mabalacat and the Clark chamber of commerce have issued written endorsements for the opening of the air route.
The trade mission, which was assisted by the United States Agency for International Development's Strengthening Urban Resilience for Growth with Equity or Surge project, was an offshoot of the collaboration agreement signed by the city government with CDC in September last year.
Rivera said the initiative was aimed to further tighten linkages between the city and Clark "to help achieve mutual economic benefits."
Leonard Flores, head of the City Economic Management and Cooperative Development Office, the city's delegation embarked on a series of cooperation meetings with CDC and other stakeholders during the trade mission.
He said these include the Mabalacat city government, Metro Angeles Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc., Pampanga Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. the Clark Investors and Locators Association Inc. and the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA).
They also met with developers of the New Clark City, the 9,450-hectare planned modern metropolis being developed by BCDA, he said.
These resulted in the drafting of economic partnership and memorandums of understanding (MOU) CDC and Mabalacat City and the signing of economic partnership/MOU by the General Santos City Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. and South Cotabato Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. with the chambers of commerce of Pampanga and Metro Angeles Chamber, and the Clark Investors and Locators Association.
"(The meetings) went well. We got support and excited to see concrete results in one to three years." Flores said. (MindaNews)
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British Trotskyist Charlie van Gelderen dies; Covered S. Africa news for Socialist Action
By TERRY CONWAY
Charlie van Gelderen, who for almost two decades wrote many articles for Socialist Action (mainly on political developments in South Africa), was the last survivor of those who attended the 1938 founding conference of the Fourth International in Paris.
Following is a shortened version of an article in the November 2001 issue of Socialist Outlook, the newspaper of Fourth Internationalists in Britain.
Charlie van Gelderen died peacefully at home in Cambridge, England, on Oct. 26 after a short illness at the age of 88. He was a member of the International Socialist Group (British section of the Fourth International).
Charlie was born in August 1913 in the small town of Wellington, 40 miles from Cape Town, South Africa. He became politically active as a young man, initially joining the Fabian Society, but in 1931 he became an enthusiastic supporter of the ideas of Leon Trotsky.
Together with his twin brother, Herman, he was instrumental in setting up the first Trotskyist organization in South Africa, the International Marxist League. Charlie was also involved in setting up the Commercial Workers Union in the Cape and for a time became its full-time secretary.
The South African Trotskyist movement split in 1932 in response to the "French turn," the position put forward by Trotsky at the time urging his French supporters to enter the Socialist Party. Charlie supported Trotsky and was instrumental in founding a new organization, the Communist League, and edited its paper, Worker's Voice.
In 1935 Charlie followed his comrade and future wife, Millie Mathews (who was to become mother of his daughters), to London. Once he arrived in Britain, Charlie linked up with the Marxist Group, whose best-known member was C.L.R. James.
By the time of the founding Conference of the Fourth International in 1938, the Marxist Group had disintegrated. Charlie was a member of the Revolutionary Socialist League (RSL), which worked in the Labour Party as the Militant tendency, while James had gone on to found his own organization, which he represented at the FI conference.
The Fourth International was founded following the rise of Hitler in Germany, the defeat of the Spanish Republic, the Moscow trials, and under the clouds of impending world war. Charlie was convinced of the need for the new International under those conditions as an alternative to the betrayals of Stalinism.
During the Second World War Charlie joined the British Army Medical Corps and travelled first to Iraq and then to Italy. He openly organized Marxist educational classes among the troops. He went on to help form the first Trotskyist group in Italy, together with American comrades also stationed in the area and Italian comrades.
The importance of Charlie's role in Italy was underlined by the fact that after the war, the leadership of the Fourth International tried to persuade him to return there and carry on that work. Charlie did not feel able to do this because he had a wife and child in England.
By the time Charlie returned to Britain, the RSL had come together with the Workers International League to form the Revolutionary Communist Party. Charlie became a prominent member of the leadership of this organization almost straight away.
The majority of the RCP was against entry into the Labour Party, but Gerry Healy had already formed a minority tendency fighting for entry. Charlie was himself in favor of entry but against a minority split on this basis.
The leadership of the Fourth International supported Healy and urged Charlie to do likewise. Soon Healy split and founded The Club, which would later became the Socialist Labour League (and subsequently the Workers' Revolutionary Party). Charlie stayed in the RCP for a time, but then this organization decided to dissolve and go in with Healy.
Charlie remained a member of Healy's organization throughout the period when the Fourth International split in 1953 in a debate over Stalinism and the role of mass Communist Parties; but he broke with Healy when he refused to re-join the reunified organization in 1963.
He then met up with Ken Coates and Pat Jordan, who by this time had launched The Week, and decided to join with them. Charlie was therefore a founder member of the International Marxist Group (IMG), which became the British section of the Fourth International. His main political activity was around South Africa solidarity.
Though Charlie had left South Africa as a young man he remained deeply committed to the political struggle there. He stayed in contact with comrades on the ground, and followed events closely. He was a long time member of the Anti-Apartheid Movement and served on its National Committee for some time.
In the early 1980s, the IMG changed its name to the Socialist League and then went through some serious political convulsions and divisions that finally led to its break up over undemocratic functioning. The continuity of the organization, the International Group, later fused with the Workers' Socialist League, which itself had come out of the WRP, to form the International Socialist Group in 1987.
Charlie was a member of the Labour Party from September 1936 until March 2001. In many bitter debates in the Trotskyist movement, he argued that this was where revolutionaries should be active in order to win others to their political ideas.
However, the transformation of the party by Tony Blair led Charlie (along with many others) to feel that those days were now over. Thus he welcomed the formation of the Socialist Alliance and became a member of its Cambridge branch.
Charlie never lost his deep hatred of the capitalist system and the brutal misery it brings. His column for Socialist Outlook, which he kept up until illness struck in the summer, pulsated with his fury against the burden of debt, the scourge of HIV, the profits of the multinationals, and the hypocrisy of Blair's new Labour.
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Tonight the Art with Heart team are sharing creative projects featuring products from the Last Chance Products list. There are lots of products to choose from with retiring stamp sets, inkpads and ink refills guaranteed to be available until 7 May (and all other products while supplies last). Contact anyone on the blog hop to place your last chance order today.
I've chosen to make a card using several retiring products.
The first retiring product are the Lovely Words Thinlits. They coordinate with the also retiring Lovely Inside & Out stamp set, which I haven't used today. I selected the 'friend' thinlit for my card, as it paired nicely with the inside sentiment. One of the ribbons I have used in the top corner is also retiring - the 1/8" Gold Ribbon. It's Silver twin is also retiring.
The front of the card uses a subtle crackle paper from the Colour Theory DSP Stack. Some of the leaves from the Painted Harvest stamp set were stamped directly to the DSP. Do you ever stamp on DSP? It's a great technique that often gets forgotten. I've backed the word 'friend' with some of the Wood Textures DSP, which is carrying over to the next Annual Catalogue. Yay!
The final retiring products are two of the retiring colours. I've used Chocolate Chip (sob!) as my card base, and also for the centre of the sunflowers. Peekaboo Peach is also retiring. I used it as the top, darker layer of my sunflowers, with Crushed Curry underneath.
There's always some mixed feelings at this time of year - sadness at some retiring favourites, but also excitement over the new stuff about to hit my craft desk. I think this year I'm mostly excited, as there's lots of great stuff on the way.
Now it's time to hop on over to our next participant, the very talented, Kimberly Hern.
A beautiful card, Tina, such a shame the "lovely inside & out " stampsand framelit s are retiring.
Beautiful, bright and cheery card, Tina. I love the way you've stamped directly onto the DSP too!
It's a gorgeous card Tina, and also great tip to stamp onto the DSP! I use peekaboo peach a lot too and think I'll still use them from time to time.
Such a beautiful card. I love your idea of stamping straight onto the Designer Series Paper.
Tina thank you for the reminder to stamp onto DSP. I really love your card!
Gorgeous card, Tina. Love, love, love your sunflowers. The colours are beautifully vibrant and the woodgrain behind the die cut is just perfect and the inside is fabulous. Love it all!
Such a beautiful card Tina, just love it!
Stunning card both inside and out. Thanks for taking part in the retiring products blog hop.
A truly lovely card Tina. I love the look of the Wood Textures DSP behind the friend and also love the sunflowers stamped directly onto the DSP. Great card!
Wow, Tina - this is fabulous!
Wow!!!Tina I just love your card, this is such a pretty stamp set,the inside of your card is equally stunning.


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FoMu Expands Into the Back Bay
by The Boston Sun Staff • May 26, 2017 • 0 Comments
By Beth Treffeisen
Standing out amongst other ice-cream stores along Newbury Street, Ben & Jerry's, Emack & Bolio's and Amorino Boston – FoMu an alternative ice cream shop has popped up for the season offering dairy-free ice cream treats at 177 Newbury Street.
It was almost six years ago when founder Deena Jalal along with her husband Hin Tang were thinking of life changes. Both of them had mediocre jobs and wanted to start a family but, they both had deep concerns about going to work everyday to a job that they didn't love and have to leave a family to do so.
After Jalal got to thinking about her favorite things, food, people and ice cream, it was a no-brainer, and they sought out to create a new type of ice-cream shop.
"It was simple at the time because it was amazing that we could have an ice-cream shop and at the same time be in the community," said Jalal.
When they began looking into what kinds of ingredients would go into it they quickly learned that many ice creams begin with a manufactured base that is filled with chemicals.
In addition, they couldn't find any good sustainable good quality dairy to supply their ice cream either. They also worried about alternatives like soy products that have chemicals as well.
After some searching they landed on using coconut milk.
"Coconut – it's so amazing, it's magical," said Jalal. "It has a lovely floral element to it and it turns magically and comes out in a gelato like texture."
As the couple was looking for a local area shop, their agent put them in touch with a man selling his commissary in Watertown. They learned the traditional methods of making ice cream but then applied and tweaked it to make their very own.
After selling their product successfully in vegetarian and vegan stores, they sought out their own location in Union Square, Allston that sports a number of vegetarian friendly restaurants.
"It was well-renowned from day one," said Jalal.
Now, the store has expanded to Jamaica Plain and the South End. Their newest location is the pop-up on Newbury Street that goes until December 31.
In the past, they have had pop ups in Fenway, Cambridge and at 144 Newbury Street.
"It is fun to be in the different neighborhoods and see how different they are," said Jalal. "In Allston you have hipsters and young turn-outs who are more indulgent and care about sustainability or are a vegan."
In Jamaica Plain she said customers are more health oriented with families and like the pure ingredients or have someone with allergies. In the South End she said it is pretty diverse – you have young families and an older population who are looking for old fashion ice-cream flavors.
"Newbury Street is like a destination," said Jalal. "It has a lot of tourists from all over the world and has less of a neighborhood crowd."
She said it is fun to have different type of people but also hard because you don't see the same people every day who live in the neighborhood.
In addition, she said, "Newbury Street has a lot of eye stimulation everywhere," which makes it harder to get people's attention.
Currently, they are still waiting for signage from the City and the colder weather that has taken over most of May tends to stop people from walking up and the street. The other pop up at 144 Newbury Street was easier to get people in due to the corner location and large windows.
"People would look in and be curious and walk in," said Jalal. "But this is a more realistic space on Newbury Street and it is going to take a little extra time to entice people to come in."
For now, Jalal is looking to see if a permanent location on Newbury Street is worth it and is looking into expanding their deliveries to re-sellers such as Whole Foods. Right now their deliveries are limited to New England and she hopes to get the packaging right to be able to send it further.
On Newbury Street, she said, "It will be interesting to see what the neighbors will like here."
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The play opens with Betty Parris lying on a bed in her house, suffering from an unknown ailment. Her father, Reverend Parris, is at a loss, for many believe that she is possessed. As a minister, with a shaky reputation, he is afraid of the effects that this information would have on his position in the town. Against his better judgment, he calls in Rev. Hale from Beverly, who is an expert in the demonic arts, yet he publicly contends that the cause is not spiritual.
Parris discusses Betty's ailment with his niece, Abigail, who he found dancing in the woods at night with Betty, Tituba--his servant from Barbados, and a group of other girls. She denies any wrongdoing, assuring him that they were just playing, but he is angry with her for putting him in the position in which he finds himself.
People come to visit Betty, to investigate the matter, including the Putnams, whose daughter is also sick. They are convinced that she is bewitched, and encourage Parris to agree.
John Proctor visits, and he and Abigail discuss her misconduct. She tells him about the night in the woods, and he jokes with her about it. She becomes serious, and asks him to think about their past relationship, which he rejects. She becomes angry, but at that moment everyone returns to the room after hearing Betty scream.
Rebecca Nurse arrives and comforts her. A brief argument arises among Giles Corey, John Proctor, Rev. Parris and Thomas Putnam. Each accuses the others of acting in bad faith. Rev. Hale arrives, and Proctor, Rebecca and Giles leave. Hale examines Betty, and the dancing in the woods becomes known. He asks Abigail about it, who immediately accuses Tituba, who is brought it. He questions her, and leads her to confess dealings with the devil. Abigail joins in, and Betty follows soon after, and the act ends with the two girls calling out the names of witches.
The next act takes place in the Proctors' house. Proctor and Elizabeth discuss the farm, and the trials, which are growing in number and significance. Their servant, Mary Warren, has become an official of the court, and has joined the girls in accusing the women of Salem of being witches. Proctor attempts to prevent her from doing so, when Mary mentions that Elizabeth's name came up in court. Elizabeth and Proctor are unsettled by the news, and Elizabeth asks Proctor to see Abigail about it. He becomes angry and accuses her of holding his past indiscretion over his head.
They are interrupted by Rev. Hale, who is visiting the families of women who are accused. He asks them about their Sabbath Day habits, and then asks Proctor to recite the commandments. He does so, but leaves out the one forbidding adultery, which Elizabeth prompts. Hale is uneasy, but willing to accept their honesty, especially once Proctor mentions what Abigail told him about the dancing in the woods being mere play.
Giles Corey and Francis Nurse arrive and inform the others that their wives have been arrested. The Proctors and Hale are shocked, and Ezekiel Cheever and Marshal Herrick soon arrive to arrest Elizabeth. They ask for dolls in the house, and the only one present is one that Mary gave Elizabeth that day. She is questioned about it, and confesses making it for her. Elizabeth is arrested anyway, for attempting to harm Abigail with it, and she is taken away.
In the third act, which takes place at the court, the husbands gather in an attempt to defend their wives. Each has a deposition, which offers new information. Nurse's statement includes the signatures of almost one hundred townspeople who vouch for Rebecca's reputation; Giles's states that Thomas Putnam is using the trials to gain land. Both statements are eventually dismissed when the men refuse to name the names of the people who support them. Proctor brings Mary Warren, who has made a statement in which she says she lied in court. Under questioning by Danforth, she maintains her statement, but when Abigail and the girls are brought in to be questioned, they turn on Mary and accuse her of sending her spirit out on them. Seeing things getting out of control, Proctor confesses his lechery, but Abigail threatens to leave the court if she is doubted, which Danforth will not allow. After much pressure, Mary rejoins the girls and accuses Proctor of forcing her to write the statement. Hale, who is now convinced of Proctor's innocence and Abigail's guilt, denounces the court and leaves. Proctor is arrested.
The final act takes place in the prison, on morning of the hanging. Hale and Parris, who are trying to convince the prisoners to confess so to save their lives, ask Elizabeth to speak to Proctor. He discusses his thoughts about confessing with her. He maintains that he is not good enough to die in a manner equal to Rebecca, and so thinks to lie and confess, and thus save his life. Elizabeth agrees that she wants him to live, but maintains that he must consider his own soul, when thinking of forgiveness, rather than asking for it from her. He makes the confession, and signs it, but takes it up. Danforth insists on having a written confession, which can be posted as an example. Proctor cannot bear this and rips up the confession. Danforth leaves him to hang. He explains that his personal integrity is more important than his life, and Elizabeth, supports him, refusing to call to him and ask him to save his life, thus surrendering the goodness he finally achieves.


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Thankfully, as adoptive families, birth mothers, adopted children and child-placing agencies continued to see the negatives of closed adoption and the positives of open adoption, adoption as a whole began to evolve, and for the better. Today, most adoption agencies allow the birth mother to make most of the decision in the adoption, including how much contact she wants with the adoptive family and the child. It is then the adoption agency's job to find the appropriate adoptive family for each adoption situation.
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Many adopting parents in non-private adoptions would apply to a local, state licensed adoption agency. The agency may be a member of the national Child Welfare League of America (CWLA).[2] The CWLA and many adoption agencies are still in operation today, but with an expanded and somewhat different agenda compared to past decades, as the government has largely taken over some of their previous responsibilities.
The probate laws of most states in the U.S. prohibit an adoptee from automatically inheriting from his or her birth parents. This applies regardless of whether or not the birth father participated in or agreed to the adoption. Had the adoption not have taken place, any son or daughter would be an heir upon his or her father's death—regardless of who his childhood caretakers were. There can be additional complications if the birth father has subsequently moved to another state. Should a birth parent include an "unknown" adoptee in his or her will, the probate court has no obligation to fulfill this type of request, while "known" adoptees may have the same status as non-family members. However, there is some variation in probate laws from one state to another.
Closed adoption refers to an adoption process where there is no interaction between birthmothers and prospective adoptive families. In closed adoptions, there is no identifying information provided either to birth families or adoptive families. Non-identifying information such as physical characteristics and medical history may be made available to all involved parties. There are a number of disadvantages that need to be considered regarding closed adoptions.
The placement of older children can take two widely divergent paths. Generally speaking when a child has bonded to a birth parent then a need for an adoptive placement arises, it is usually critical for that child's emotional welfare to maintain ties with the birth parent. Sometimes a parent raised a child, but a problem has arisen, and parenting is no longer possible, and there are no family members able to take over the parenting role, so adoption is the best option.[23]
Like any relationship, open adoption relationships evolve over time. Post-adoption contact may increase or decrease, or the nature of the contact may change along with people's changing lives. However, even in the most open adoption relationship, the birth parent is not a co-parent but rather another very important person in the child's life. The child's adoptive parent(s) are his or her legal parent(s) and they have all rights and responsibility for the child. Most importantly, when birth parents and adoptive parents set out to forge their relationship, the child's needs must always be paramount.
Many in the adoption community first learned of search and support resources through newspaper articles,[8] the Dear Abby column[9] and various TV shows and movies. Starting in the mid-1980s, many adoptees and their parents first learned about the possibility of reunion on the NBC (later CBS) television program Unsolved Mysteries hosted by Robert Stack. This was under their "Lost Loves" category, the vast majority of which involved closed adoption. More than 100 reunions have occurred as a result of the program, many of those being the adoption-related cases. Reruns of the program (with a few new segments and updates) were also aired on the Lifetime Television cable network until mid-2006, and very briefly on Spike TV in late 2008. In September 2010, the program returned to Lifetime from 4 to 7 pm ET/PT.
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Decades ago, virtually all adoptions were closed. A closed adoption means that there is no contact whatsoever between the birthparents and the adoptive parents and child after the adoption takes place. In fact, there may also be no contact before the adoption. Nowadays, however, the trend in the United States is toward open adoptions, in which all the parties to an adoption meet and often remain in each other's lives.
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Talking with Noise Pop's Jordan Kurland about 25 years celebrating indie music at Noise Pop Festival
We talk with Noise Pop co-owner Jordan Kurland about 2017's Noise Pop Festival and what it takes to pull of such a successful celebration of indie music, art & film over 25 years.
Noise Pop in San Francisco is in full swing across the Bay Area at an impressive 22 venues. From February 17th to the 27th, all 22 venues are booked to the brim with an impressive assortment of emerging and independent artists. For the uninformed, Noise Pop Festival is a celebration of indie music, arts and film, and in its 25th year, it's staying as true to its core integrity of exposing emerging artist in the Bay Area and beyond.
Now, the lineup is stacked, check it out here, but beyond being in awe of its booking glory, we had the good fortune to talk all things Noise Pop festival with co-owner Jordan Kurland.
So, 25 years, a quarter of a century - that's a lot of music festival-ing! What is this year's Noise Pop Festival going to be like?
I don't think it's going to be drastically different from the past Noise Pop Festivals. I think it's going to be a week plus of great shows. We're not really introducing any new initiatives for this year's festival. Being the 25th year, it's really just about celebrating, as you said, the quarter century and what we've been doing.
Since so much talent will be spread across all the venues of San Francisco, what's your best advice for those trying to get the most out of the festival?
Plan wisely. I think getting the most out of the festival is different for different people. But I think it definitely causes distress for me at times, not being able to see all the bands I want to see. My only advice is to plan wisely, and also not to try to bite off too much. Sometimes if you're running around to see specific bands, you're going to miss some really great part of something you're not familiar with.
When it comes to curating talent, how much of it is an art and how much is a science?
I do think it's more of an art because we're booking artists that we think our fans are going to connect with. I think we have a pretty good sense of what our audience is at this point. Maybe you could look at it as a science in that way, but really it's tough to word. We're excited about it and we think people who come to the festival are excited about it.
In your own words, what is the Noise Pop Festival all about?
It's really just a celebration of an independent music. We definitely lean more towards Indie Rock, but over the history of the festival, it's certainly become more diverse in what we present. I think the common thread is the spirit of the artists. More of an industrious or independent type of artist that performs. I'm not saying independently signed artists only, but it's more about their approach to their craft.
More broadly, what does it take to put on a successful music festival like Noise Pop Festival?
I think with anything it just comes down to the programming. Obviously there is more to that, but you're to live and die based on who is playing your festival. That's it. I think the first you need is good artists and an act for presenting good timely artists and for what we do with Noise Pop, also finding a bunch of up and coming artists.
We still really try to keep 50% of the lineup local. It's important for the celebration of the local music community, so that's certainly part of what we're doing.
I think overall, as far as programming a festival, and I say this a lot when I get asked about just bigger outdoor festivals too, it's really important to have a point of view. Noise Pop has always had a point of view with its programming and that hasn't changed. Our booking is more diverse, but overall it's the same, philisophically it's still very much what started in 1993.
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Ph.D. student James Jones wins FAA research...
Ph.D. student James Jones wins FAA research stipend
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Civil and Environmental Engineering Ph.D. student James Jones has been given a $10K research stipend by the Graduate Research Award Program on Public-Sector Aviation Issues for the 2012-2013 academic year. The award will help to fund his research on "Algorithms for Dynamic Re-sequencing of En Route Flights."
Jones is a student in CEE's Civil Systems program and is affiliated with the National Center of Excellence for Aviation Operations Research (NEXTOR II), an eight-university consortium researching aviation operations research. The Institute for Systems Research (ISR) is the home for University of Maryland NEXTOR researchers. Jones, whose research interests lie in algorithms for air traffic management, is advised by Associate Professor David Lovell (CEE/ISR).
The award is sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration of the U.S. Department of Transportation and administered by the Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) of the Transportation Research Board/National Academies.
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'Baby Shark' creator awarded for 50m YouTube subscribers
By Jo He-rim
Published : Aug 5, 2021 - 18:00 Updated : Aug 6, 2021 - 10:10
Pinkfong's Ruby Play Button (far right) is displayed with other awards. (SmartStudy)
Pinkfong, the creator behind the globally popular "Baby Shark" videos, received the Ruby Play Button from YouTube for notching over 50 million subscribers, the South Korean firm said Thursday.
The Ruby Play Button, which is awarded to YouTubers with over 50 million subscribers, is custom-made instead of the usual plaque design for lower milestones. Pinkfong, which produces animated movies and clips featuring various children's songs, received an award shaped like a column of sea waves with a shark's fin jutting out.
It is the first time that a Korean YouTube channel for kids has received the honor, according to SmartStudy, the company behind Pinkfong. K-pop sensations BTS and Blackpink also gained over 50 million subscribers on their YouTube channels.
Pinkfong received the Diamond Play Button, given to channels achieving 10 million subscribers, in August 2018. The number of subscribers has since grown by 30 percent annually, according to SmartStudy.
The English version of Pinkfong's "Baby Shark Dance," which became the most viewed video on YouTube with more than 7.03 billion views on Nov. 2, has over 9 billion views as of Thursday.
"We are now creating an animated movie using the character Baby Shark with Nickelodeon, the world's largest kids entertainment channel. We are also producing the second animated series, and reinforcing the content for family viewers," a SmartStudy official said.
By Jo He-rim (herim@heraldcorp.com)


The last couple of summers, I have endeavored to be a gardener. I don't have a lot of space behind my house so I have been limited in what I have been able to do. I've gotten pretty good at growing some things, not so good at growing others. There are many things I like about gardening. It feeds a nurturing side of myself. It connects me to the dirt. There is still something kind of magical in watching things grow. But as I have been thinking about it more, what appeals to me most is that gardening is essentially a very hope-filled activity. I put a seed in the ground hoping is that something very different, yet closely related to that seed will result. it's humbling because no matter how much effort you put in, something out of your control (like weather or the neighbor's cat) can crush your work.
I did a search on google images using the word "hope". My original intent for today's post was to have just images of hope. I may do that tomorrow, but as I sifted through the pictures of Obama, Bob Hope and Hope Solo, there was another set of images that became thematic: pictures of children. It seems that collectively the internet believes that there is nothing more hopeful than to nurture the life of a child. I think I agree with the internet on this one. To nurture life, to watch it grow, to look into tiny eyes and to realize that the person staring back at you could accomplish great things is to feel hope in its purest form.
I write this from the perspective of a parent, knowing that many of my friends may not know now or ever know the joy of parenting. I don't write this to their exclusion and hopefully this is not read that way. For to live a hopeful life is to live for those things that will outlast you. It is, as the proverb goes "a society grows great when [the old] plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in".
I parent as an act of hope. I teach as an act of hope. I pastor as an act of hope. I plant, water, and prune in people's lives believing that something better than the little bit I put in will come out. These are seeds of hope, planted in the lives of others. It seems a faithful response to the seeds that others planted in me. I may never see what comes from the work that I do. I can only hope that the world will be better off because I was around.


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USW Partnership with FAW
Written by Gavin on 28th June 2017
(L-R – Chris Coleman, Julie Kissick and Ben Donovan)
The Football Association of Wales has launched an exciting new partnership with the University of
South Wales ahead of the 2017/18 academic year.
Further to the launch of Wales' first BA in Sports Journalism in September 2017, the partnership will
see students gain valuable experience in the field of media, with the FAW providing specific work
experience and exciting work placement opportunities.
Both the FAW and USW will work alongside one another to develop meaningful relationships which
will result in students having the chance to enhance their skills and future career prospects.
Several USW students have already attended some of Wales' World Cup qualifying matches as well
as press conferences and women's internationals.
Wales manager Chris Coleman said:
"Whatever area of sport you're involved in you need drive, dedication and passion, as well as talent, in order to achieve success. That's as true for journalists as it is for the professional sports men and women they report on.
"As we saw during the Euros last year, fans have an insatiable appetite for information about their teams, and good journalists reflect what's happening – the euphoria and the heartbreak and everything in between.
"The FAW's relationship with the University of South Wales will give the journalists of the future a real insight into the part the media plays in an organisation like this and will I'm sure foster positive relationships for the future."
Julie Kissick, senior lecturer and BA Sports Journalism course leader said:
"It is vital for the success of our new course that we build meaningful relationships with key players in the sporting world and being able to count the Football Association of Wales as one of them is an exciting prospect.
"I worked with Head of Public Affairs Ian Gwyn Hughes at the BBC and with Media Executive Ben Donovan during his time at Swansea City Football Club. Both are well respected members of the media in Wales and I'm pleased to be able to develop those relationships further as a result of the new BA in Sports Journalism.
"Working with a huge brand like the FAW is something most students can only dream of. We are in a unique situation here which will doubtless benefit our students as they seek to develop their journalistic skills and improve their networks."
Ben Donovan, FA Wales Media Executive said:
"I'm delighted to be able to get this partnership off the ground.
"Having been a student myself, I know how important the role of external work placements are as a way of developing skills and enhancing a CV.
"Without the opportunities that were afforded to me, I wouldn't have achieved anything close to what I have done in my career so far and I'm excited to be able to help USW's most talented journalism students.
"I have no doubt that this partnership will benefit all of those involved."
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In the field of biblical interpretation, exegesis is our attempt to discern the original meaning of a text. Contrarily, eisegesis approaches the Bible from a preconceived point of view, which (for example, in the practice of proof-texting, taking a passage out of its context and focusing on what the words say at face value), in effect, reads into a text something that is not there, thus, having the text say something it doesn't.
In all of this, whether exegesis or eisegesis, there is an inherent danger of looking at and misinterpreting an ancient word through the lens of our contemporary experience. (This is the same problem of any historical analysis that examines the actions of past generations based on the societal norms of today.) However, we, who live and only can live in the era we do live, for the purposes of our personal study and our public preaching, have no choice but to look at scripture's "then" through the light of our "now." For how else can we apply it to our daily living?
All this is stirred within me as I reflect on this morning's Old Testament passage as we continue our review of the highlights and lowlights of the life of King David.
What took you so long, David, to come to this realization? We were all way ahead of you!
From our Jewish religious forebears, we receive the tradition of midrash, which, in places where scripture is quiet, the details absent, seeks to dream its way into the story, giving interpretative voice to the silence.
I note that Bathsheba, following the culturally-required rituals of mourning, was brought into David's house, thus becoming the wife of the one who was responsible for her sorrowful situation.
Today, this subjugation remains the woeful state of manifold women throughout the world caught, as the poet saith, "in the fell clutch of circumstance" of the powerlessness of poverty, servitude, and victimization. And, surely, not only in other lands, but also in our United States and in South Carolina and in Laurens County and in Laurens city. In the glaring face of it all, I submit to you, to us that God, our Creator, Redeemer, and Sanctifier, though depicted, in this text, through the lens of the culture of that ancient time, as silent in the face of the evil of inequality, ever has been, ever is, and ever will be a God of love and justice for all, in all ways, and at all times. And this God, our God calls us to be people of equality for all people, in all ways, and at all times.
Endnote (giving credit where credit is due): My many thanks to my dear friend and beloved sister in Christ, the Reverend Rebecca Justice Schunior, rector of St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Denver, Colorado, one with a prophetic soul and advocate's spirit, who, during the course of a previous telephone conversation and discussion of 2 Samuel 11.26-12.13a, sowed the seeds of sage counsel that bore the fruit of this sermon.
Well now, how amazing is this!! I could feel Justi in some of this after reading that this sermon resulted from a phone conversation.
This sermon is stunning!! Talk about applying the words of yesterday to our lives today!!! I feel that most women have felt like Bathsheba at some point in their lives…and I believe that it's how we bounce back from our "circumstances" that can pave the way for other women!! AND having men in our lives who stand up and support us and preach about the treatment of women makes all of our lives better!! I sincerely thank you for this sermon …. we need this type of dialogue from the pulpit on Sunday because we can "percolate" on it all week!! Sending you love and a virtual hug for this one!! Thank you for inspiring me!!
Thank you, Loretta. This sermon is an example of my taking on a current (though, truth be told, in regard to the maltreatment of women by men and social, it is a concern as old as humankind) issue and looking at it through the lens of scripture. I think I was led to launch into the sermon's preface about biblical interpretation, for, as I averred, we need to be careful to avoid the pitfalls of reading something into a biblical text that is not (may not be) there. However, we, who live in whatever era of time we do, cannot help but read scripture through the lens of our ongoing, daily experience.
Moreover, it seems to me as I age and continue to pay attention to life in the world around and within me, my impulses and instincts have changed and are changing. That is, I read and reflect on scripture in the light of perspectives that are other or different than my views of olden times. I suppose it's called "living"!


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I started taking BHT for shingles and I'm feeling a general state of weakness and pain. Should I reduce dosage? one Pill =250 mg.
I believe this would be a Herx reaction. In which case the immune system is busy cleaning up all the viral particles that have been wiped out.
I believe the pain is now finding its way through my lower back and legs…. I also have type two insulin dependant diabetes and thought this may also be neuralgia associated with diabetes rather than the shingles..
Neuropathies of all kinds can have common underlying mechanisms. Lack of neurotrophic factors like pregnenolone and progesterone are common. But viruses and oxidative stress are also common. BHT is an antioxidant and an antiviral agent, so it is worth trying. It is also extremely inexpensive, so the down side is mainly your time and trouble. Since your neuropathic pain is close to the surface, I suggest that transdermal delivery will be the most effective way to test your response to BHT. Dissolve BHT crystals or powder in refined coconut oil (NOT raw coconut oil) at roughly 10% by weight. You can go as high as 15% by weight if you live in a warm climate. If you do use more and see BHT crystals growing in your BHT-oil solution, it is in no way dangerous. As you apply it, you will feel a bit of abrasion from the BHT crystals, but they will quickly dissolve as the oil warms up on your skin. The only other down side is that you may end up with BHT residue on your skin that cannot absorb as thoroughly as the oil. To test, I suggest that you start on only one side. If the pain reduces more on the BHT-treated side, you will have some evidence that it is not a random change or a placebo response. As an antioxidant, BHT "preserves" the vitamin A and E levels in neurons, which can seriously stabilize the neural membranes, through which the pain signals travel. Good luck, and please post your results here.


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Predictably, not everybody likes the idea of rechristening HISD schools that were named for Confederate generals.
Houston ISD board president Rhonda Skillern-Jones has said she wants her fellow trustees to consider renaming six campuses, following the June shooting deaths of nine black worshipers by an alleged white supremacist at a church in South Carolina. In that state, the Confederate flag hangs on statehouse grounds.
State Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, and James Douglas, president of the NAACP of Houston, are among those requesting new names. Superintendent Terry Grier said he is seriously considering asking the board to approve changes.
A consensus is far from clear.
A Facebook page called "Reagan High School Houston – Save the Name" has received more than 1,200 "likes" since it launched June 28. Former Lee students mostly came to the moniker's defense on an alumni page.
School officials stopped using the full name, Robert E. Lee High School, in 2001, though a district spokeswoman could not confirm whether the board formally approved the shorter version. The mascot remains the Generals, but the revised logo looks more like a silhouetted cowboy holding a school flag.
Marla Morrow, a U.S. history teacher at Lee and a 1980 graduate, recalled her classmates proudly waving the Confederate flag at football games. Then, the student demographics of the southwest Houston school were different. According to data from 1988, the earliest year readily available, Lee's enrollment was 46 percent Anglo, 31 percent Hispanic, 17 percent black and 6 percent other. Last year, Lee was 4 percent Anglo, 74 percent Hispanic, 15 percent black, and 8 percent Asian and other.
With HISD rebuilding the aging Lee campus, Morrow said the time is right to rename the school without reference to the top Confederate general.
Melanie Hauser, a 1971 Lee graduate who chaired the spirit committee and helped start the alumni association, countered that the school name should endure. She noted that Lee graduated from West Point and served as president of Virginia's Washington College (now Washington and Lee University, named after him).
Houston City Councilman Ed Gonzalez, a 1987 Lee graduate, said he leans toward changing the name but wants a community dialogue first.
See here for the background. I'll say again, as a damn Yankee I'm woefully ignorant of the Confederate iconography that we are inescapably steeped in around here, and completely indifferent to any appeal to history or "heritage" in favor of keeping it in place, unless that place is a museum or the like. It's fine by me to change these names, but if we don't get there at least we're talking about what those names represent. Campos has more.
Maybe Reagan High School could be renamed for President Ronald Reagan.
or former HISD superintendent Billy Reagan, although there is another school elsewhere named for him already.


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Charlie's 9 year-old Special Event Birthday Party
May 30, 2018 Birthday Parties
We had a great time entertaining 24 boys and girls for Charlie's 9th birthday party! The event was held at a park in Land O Lakes and the theme was all about sports and "friendly" competition! We started out by breaking the group into 2 equal teams of boys and girls. Boundaries were set and instructions made clear then an awesome game of Dodgeball ensued! The team to win the best 3 out of 5 games, were deemed the champions! Next on the agenda were relay races. The kids picked their own teams of up to 5 friends and lined up behind a designated cone.
The kids were challenged with 6 different races involving balance, tossing, spinning and eye-hand coordination. It was a blast watching the teammates work together for the win! After a quick water break, the kids came back to the field which was set up for an unusual Kickball game. Kickers were lined up, fielders spread out, the Sports Fun coach was the 'all-time' pitcher and the rules of play were explained. This game required the fielders to use serious team work to get the runner out. Once the ball was kicked, the outfielders had to retrieve the ball and quickly throw it to 5 other teammates and then to the pitcher to stop the play. It took some practice but, wow, what a fantastic game of skill and sportsmanship the kids demonstrated! After 2 innings each, the game was over, the kids were sweaty and time was up for this Sports Fun birthday party. Charlie received an official Kickball as a gift from us. The kids all put their signature on the ball as a keepsake for Charlie for his memorable 9th birthday party!
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Play the numeric trick against the computer! In this game, your task is to choose at least 3 numbers among 1 to 9 which add up to 15. You and the computer will take turns in the game, and each time you can click to select a number. The numbers you have picked will be circled in red, while those chosen by the computer will be marked in brown. Each side may pick 3 or more numbers, but when the sum of any three numbers give 15, the game is won. Can you grab the right numbers before the computer does so?
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Commentary: For Liberal CEOs, Abortion Is Good for Business
June 30, 2019 June 29, 2019 Minnesota Sun Staff
by Doreen Denny As more states pass restrictions on abortion, companies are coming out of the woodwork to oppose them. Recently, some 180 companies "employing more than 108,000 workers" purchased a full-page ad in The New York Times under the banner "Don't Ban Equality: It's time for companies to…
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NYT Op-Ed Calls for Public Shaming of Border Protection Agents
by Chuck Ross The New York Times published an op-ed Saturday that calls for border protection agents to face "serious social costs" and public shaming over their work at facilities housing migrant children. "The identities of the individual Customs and Border Protection agents who are physically separating children from…
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Commentary: If Deplatforming Hoaxsters Is OK, the News Media Should Be in Big Trouble
May 8, 2019 May 7, 2019 Minnesota Sun Staff
by Julie Kelly Without much explanation, Facebook last Thursday banned several high-profile users amid accusations they violated the company's subjective rules about violence and hate speech. The ban applied to InfoWars founder Alex Jones; YouTube star Paul Joseph Watson; Laura Loomer, a 25-year-old journalist and conservative activist, and others…
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Trump: Strip NYT And WaPo of Pulitzers for Russia Reporting
March 31, 2019 March 30, 2019 Minnesota Sun Staff
by Chuck Ross President Donald Trump on Friday called on The Washington Post and New York Times to be stripped of Pulitzer Prizes that the newspapers received last year for reporting on Russiagate. So funny that The New York Times & The Washington Post got a Pulitzer Prize for…
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James Comey in Op-Ed Says He Doesn't Care What Investigation Uncovers
by Chuck Ross James Comey claimed in an op-ed Thursday that he does not care one way or the other whether special counsel Robert Mueller finds evidence that President Donald Trump conspired with Russia to influence the 2016 election or obstructed the FBI's collusion probe. But the claim, which…
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The Real 'Big Money' in Liberal News Outlets
by James Agresti Left-leaning media outlets and politicians often condemn "big money" in politics. They argue that wealthy citizens have an "unfair advantage" in free speech because they can generously finance candidates and purchase ads to voice their views. However, the biggest money in politics, by far, is wielded…
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Ilhan Omar Included Among Those Listed in First Step of Covington Catholic Libel Case
February 5, 2019 February 4, 2019 Anthony Gockowski
Dozens of prominent media outlets and politicians, including Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN-05), were issued legal letters Friday in the first step in the lawsuit against those who defamed the Covington Catholic High School students. The Minnesota Sun reported in January that Omar was at risk of being sued after she…
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Allegations of Sexual Harassment And Sexism In Bernie Sanders' 2016 Campaign Haunt 2020 Chances
January 4, 2019 January 3, 2019 Minnesota Sun Staff
by Molly Prince As Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders gears up for a potential 2020 presidential run, allegations regarding the mistreatment of women on his 2016 campaign may hinder his chances at the White House. Former staffers on the Sanders campaign have been detailing instances of sexism and sexual harassment…
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New York Times Calls Soros Paid Protesters a 'Well-Worn Trope of the Far Right'
October 6, 2018 October 5, 2018 Admin
by Andrew Kerr The New York Times accused President Donald Trump of rehashing a "well-worn trope of the far right" in his Friday morning tweet labeling anti-Kavanaugh protesters as paid professionals funded by liberal billionaire financier George Soros. The very rude elevator screamers are paid professionals only looking to…
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Commentary: The New York Times Explains Why the Minimum Wage Should Be $0.00
September 26, 2018 September 25, 2018 Admin
by John Miltimore One of the greatest takedowns of the minimum wage you'll ever find comes from an unlikely place: The New York Times. There are many reasons people and politicians find the minimum wage attractive, of course. But the Times, in an editorial entitled "The Right Minimum Wage: 0.00,"…
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Disney Plus to arrive in India via Hotstar on March 29
Leave a Comment / News / By Rosa Margaret
Disney Plus launched in November last year with a few technical issues in the beginning. Well, the latest update now is that the entertainment streaming channel is expected to arrive in India pretty soon on March 29. Reports state that it is expected to launch via Hotstar. In fact, it would be launching in Western Europe on March 24.
This development was confirmed by none other Disney chief executive officer Bob Iger during an earnings call with the financial analysts. According to his statement, the entertainment streaming service is being planned for a launch during the beginning of the IPL (Indian Premier League) cricket tournament. He was heard as saying during the call, "We're also excited to announce that we will be launching Disney Plus in India through our Hotstar service on March 29, at the beginning of the Indian Premier League Cricket season. We will be rebranding our existing Hotstar VIP and Premium subscription tiers to Disney Plus Hotstar."
Interestingly, during every season on the IPL, Hotstar is very much in demand by the people. Keeping this in mind, Disney has taken a call to bring its entertainment channel in India at a time when an important event telecasts on Hotstar. Also, going by the statistics, Disney Plus already has about 28.6 million paid subscribers.
Earlier, there were reports that Disney Plus would be arriving in India during the second half of the year post its entry into the Southeast Asian markets. In fact, towards the end of Q1, the company had plans of raising the subscription charges of Hotstar, which is a Star-owned India service. Hotstar is a part of Fox, that was acquired by Disney.
The previous year, Hotstar, on an average, had about 100 million active users on a daily basis when it was used at the highest. It also recorded about 300 million users on a monthly basis. At present, its premium is about $14 a year. It also showcases serials and movies from HBO, ABC, and Showtime. Along with all this, there is also an ad-supported free tier, which contained about 80% of the catalogue a couple of years ago.
As of now, Iger has not shared any specific information about the company's charges of having Disney Plus as a part of Hotstar. However, he has made it quite clear that there would be "two primary products" entering the Indian market. Out of these, one is expected to be more premium in nature which would be inclusive of the complete library of original programming. The other one would be pretty basic, consisting only of the library without any original programming. Apparently, this is planned for a launch during the peak season of IPL in India.
Ider further added that "We take advantage of the presence of Star in the market and the millions of subscribers that they also have, we take advantage of the sports tie-in and we use the interface and the technology that includes the billing that already exists to launch a service we believe under very, very optimal circumstances."
Hotstar has a lot of competitors in India that include Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Most of these streaming channels have telecast original series and films related to the Indian market. Hotstar features the original remake of "The Office."
Earlier, Iger had also hinted that the company has plans of launching Disney Plus in Southeast Asia by means of Hotstar.
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Panagiotis Deligiannidis (, born 29 August 1996) is a Greek professional footballer who plays as a defender for Super League 2 club Panserraikos.

Career

On 23 February 2016, Deligiannidis joined Slovak club Zemplín Michalovce on a six-months loan deal, until the end of the 2015–16 season.

Career statistics

Club

Honours
PAOK
Greek Cup: 2016–17, 2017–18

References

External links

PAOKFC

1996 births
Living people
Greek footballers
Greece under-21 international footballers
Greece youth international footballers
Greek expatriate footballers
Super League Greece players
PAOK FC players
MFK Zemplín Michalovce players
OFI Crete F.C. players
Liga I players
Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe players
Expatriate footballers in Slovakia
Greek expatriate sportspeople in Slovakia
Expatriate footballers in Romania
Greek expatriate sportspeople in Romania
Association football defenders
Association football midfielders
Footballers from Thessaloniki

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Techline editor/field scientist, Dow AgroSciences, and Liberty County Weed District respectively.
Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia) is an invasive tree of Eurasian origin that was introduced as an ornamental plant to North America. Although considered a desirable component of windbreaks in some semi-arid environments in the West, it has spread from intentional plantings and invaded many riparian areas. Once naturalized, the plant can dominate riparian and lowland sites, causing serious ecological changes to these important habitats. Potential losses include wildlife, agriculture, and recreation.
Historical management of Russian olive includes mechanical cutting, mowing or shredding followed by herbicide treatments. However, there was limited data on the effectiveness of aerial application of triclopyr ester (Remedy® Ultra) or amine (Garlon® 3A*) applied alone and in combination with Milestone® specialty herbicide on Russian olive. Research methods and results from a study conducted in northcentral Montana are described within this article.
The objective of the study was to compare the effectiveness of aerial treatment of Remedy Ultra applied alone, to Remedy Ultra or Garlon 3A applied in combination with Milestone specialty herbicide to Russian olive. The study site is located on the Marias River floodplain in northcentral Montana just downstream from a cooperative Russian olive removal project by Liberty County Weed District and the Bureau of Land Management. Russian olive trees in the study area ranged in size from seedlings less than 1 foot in height, to 20 foot tall trees. Cooperators in the study included Liberty County Weed District, landowner Jody Hansen, and Dow AgroSciences LLC.
Plot size for each herbicide treatment was about seven acres. Prior to application, two-100 foot permanent transects were located in each treatment area and a non-treated control. Transect sites were selected to include a mix of small and large Russian olive trees. Trees size and location were recorded within 12 feet on either side of the center of the transect (2400 sq ft). Herbicide treatments were applied with a Hiler helicopter at 3 gallons total solution per acre on August 26, 2016 (Table 1). Growing conditions were good to excellent at application and environmental conditions were favorable for aerial treatment.
The percent defoliation of Russian olive trees was recorded within each transect 10 months after treatment (MAT) and the number of live and dead trees (complete defoliation/no regrowth) recorded 12 MAT. Additional observations were collected 12 MAT on Russian olive trees growing outside of transects to increase the number of observations.
Herbicide, application rate*^, and number of trees by size category observed in each area 12 months after treatment.
*qt=quarts, fl oz=fluid ounces. All treatments were applied with methylated seed oil (MSO) at 0.5% V/V.
Results of the study showed that the height of Russian olive trees at time of treatment was an important factor influencing the degree of defoliation and control. Herbicide treatments applied to trees less than 6 feet in height provided greater defoliation at 10 MAT than the same treatments applied to larger trees (Figure 1). Remedy® Ultra alone at 2 quarts per acre (qts/A) provided 54% defoliation to trees less than 6 feet tall at 10 MAT; however, the addition of Milestone® at 7 fluid ounces per acre (fl oz/A) to either Remedy Ultra or Garlon® 3A increased the level of defoliation to 97 and 92% respectively for trees in this size category. As tree size increased, the percent defoliation on Russian olive trees declined to less than 50% for trees greater than 10 feet tall regardless of herbicide treatment. Field observations suggest that Russian olive density also influenced the level of defoliation and control. As tree density increased the percent defoliation declined, possibly as the result of poor herbicide coverage with aerial application under dense tree canopy.
Percent defoliation of various size Russian olive trees 10 months following aerial application of Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A plus Milestone® specialty herbicide compared to Remedy Ultra alone.
At 12 MAT, complete control (no regrowth) of Russian olive trees was greatest on trees 6 feet or less in height, and with treatments that included Milestone (Figure 2). There was no difference in Russian olive control between Garlon 3A plus Milestone and Remedy Ultra plus Milestone 12 MAT. Russian olive trees that were not completely defoliated at 10 MAT continued to regrow by 12 MAT. There were no Russian olive seedlings observed in herbicide treatments that included Milestone (Figure 3). Russian knapweed and Canada thistle growing in association with the trees were also controlled with Milestone.
Percent control (no regrowth) of Russian olive trees less than and greater than 6 feet in height 12 months following aerial application of Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A plus Milestone® specialty herbicide compared to Remedy Ultra alone.
Percent control of Russian olive seedlings 12 months following aerial application of Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A plus Milestone® specialty herbicide compared to Remedy Ultra alone.
Russian olive infestations often include a mix of trees ranging in size from seedlings less than 1 foot tall to mature trees more than 20 feet in height. Aerial applications of Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A in combination with Milestone® at 7 fl oz/A will effectively control Russian olive trees 6 feet or less in height (Figures 5 and 6). Aerial application will reduce the amount of time and labor involved in controlling Russian olive infestations especially those that are newly invading. Larger trees (greater than 6 feet tall) should be removed by basal bark treatments, or by cutting, mowing or shredding, followed by cut surface herbicide treatments prior to aerial application (http://techlinenews.com/articles/2012/12/30/saltcedar-and-russian-olive-management). This will control large trees and open the canopy for more effective herbicide coverage of smaller Russian olive trees and seedlings during aerial application. The addition of Milestone has the benefit of controlling Russian olive seedlings for at least one year following treatment, and removal of invasive broadleaf plants such as thistles and knapweeds that may be present on the site.
Non-target desirable woody vegetation such as buffalo berry (Shepherdia canadensis), rubber rabbitbrush (Ericameria nauseosa) and cottonwood (Populus sp.) may be damaged during aerial application of either Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A in combination with Milestone®. If damage to desirable shrubs cannot be tolerated, then Russian olive growing near desirable woody plants can be removed with basal bark or cut surface herbicide applications, and buffers established to minimize exposure during aerial application. Although injury to buffalo berry and rubber rabbitbrush was evident within the study area, young willows (Salix sp) were observed growing in all three of the herbicide treated sites 12 MAT (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Willows were released in some areas following removal of Russian olive with Remedy® Ultra or Garlon® 3A plus Milestone® specialty herbicide, or Remedy Ultra alone.
Remove trees immediately adjacent to water or other areas that may be difficult to treat by aerial application.
Identify areas of non-target desirable woody vegetation. If damage cannot be tolerated, Russian olive near these plants can be removed by cutting followed by cut surface herbicide treatments or by basal bark herbicide treatments.
The addition of Milestone® at 7 fl oz/A to either Garlon® 3A or Remedy® Ultra is critical to increase Russian olive control and aid in controlling new Russian olive seedlings.
Follow-up management for at least two years after aerial application is needed to control Russian olive regrowth and seedlings that may germinate the second growing season.
Figure 5. Control of Russian olive trees less than 6 feet in height was greatest with Milestone® specialty herbicide at 7 fl oz/A plus either Garlon® 3A at 2.8 qts/A (left) or Remedy® Ultra at 2 qts/A (middle) compared to Remedy Ultra alone at 2 qts/A (right) 12 months after treatment.
Figure 6. Control of Russian olive trees greater than 6 feet in height ranged from 100% (left) to less than 30% defoliation (right) with Garlon® 3A at 2.8 qts/A plus with Milestone® specialty herbicide at 7 fl oz/A. Results were similar with Remedy® Ultra plus Milestone.
Russian olive study site, pre-treatment.
™ ®Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company ("Dow") or an affiliated company of Dow. Milestone is not registered for sale or use in all states. Contact your state pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Label precautions apply to forage treated with Milestone and to manure from animals that have consumed treated forage within the last three days. Consult the label for full details.
State restrictions on the sale and use of Remedy Ultra apply. Consult the label before purchase or use for full details.
Active ingredients for products mentioned in this article. Product (active ingredient): Milestone (aminopyralid); Garlon 3A (triclopyr-amine); Remedy Ultra (triclopyr-ester).


Today, two billion men, women and children, mostly from developing countries and the African region in particular, suffer from lack of access to essential medicines. The growing threat of developing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the areas of human, animal health and agriculture no longer spares developing countries, including those in the African region. These are two major issues, also ones of human rights and dignity, that particularly affect developing countries, including Africa.


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The Bonus Jack is a hamburger sold by the fast-food restaurant chain Jack in the Box. It was one of the company's signature products. The Bonus Jack was first offered in 1970 to compete with McDonald's Big Mac and was discontinued in the early 1980s. The Bonus Jack has been reintroduced to Jack in the Box menus at various times throughout the years.

Product description
Similar to the Big Mac, the Bonus Jack consists of two burger patties, American cheese, Jack's Secret Sauce, shredded lettuce, and two pickle slices on a three-piece bun.

See also
 List of sandwiches

References

Further reading

External links
 Bonus Jack
 Jack Brings Back Bonus Jack - Yahoo Finance
 News: Jack in the Box Brings Back the Bonus Jack | Brand Eating

Products introduced in 1970
Jack in the Box
Fast food hamburgers


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