KN-C22137. President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, Speaks at Arrival Ceremony
President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, delivers remarks during arrival ceremonies in his honor. Standing on reviewing platform (L-R): U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk (in back, partially hidden); President John F. Kennedy; Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou (partially hidden); Archbishop Makarios III (at microphones); Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands left of platform; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton, stands behind platform at right. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Ambassador of Greece, Alexander A. Matsas; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
KN-C22136. President John F. Kennedy Speaks at Arrival Ceremony for President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III
President John F. Kennedy (at microphones) delivers remarks at arrival ceremonies in honor of President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III. Standing on reviewing platform (L-R): Archbishop Makarios III; U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou; President Kennedy; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands left of platform; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton, stands behind platform at right. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Ambassador of Greece, Alexander A. Matsas; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
KN-C22130. Arrival of President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III
President John F. Kennedy and President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III (both in center left), stand on the reviewing platform during arrival ceremonies in honor of Archbishop Makarios III. Also standing on platform (L-R): Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou (partially hidden); U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, left of microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; and U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke (holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr. (saluting), stands right of platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Ambassador of Greece, Alexander A. Matsas; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd; and U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
KN-22125. President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, Speaks at Arrival Ceremony
President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, delivers remarks during arrival ceremonies in his honor. Standing on reviewing platform (L-R): U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; President John F. Kennedy; Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Archbishop Makarios III (at microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides. Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands left of platform; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton (mostly hidden), stands behind platform at right. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background at left. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, delivers remarks during arrival ceremonies in his honor. Standing on reviewing platform (L-R): U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; President John F. Kennedy; Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Archbishop Makarios III (at microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides. Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands left of platform; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton (mostly hidden in center right), stands behind platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background at left. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
KN-22116. Arrival of President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III
President John F. Kennedy (center right) shakes hands with President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III, during arrival ceremonies in honor Archbishop Makarios III. Standing on reviewing platform (L-R): the Archbishop; U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; President Kennedy; Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou (mostly hidden behind the President); Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands left of platform; Military Aide to President Kennedy, General Chester V. Clifton, stands behind platform at right. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Ambassador of Greece, Alexander A. Matsas; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
KN-22115. President John F. Kennedy Speaks at Arrival Ceremony for President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III
President John F. Kennedy and President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III (both in center left), stand on the reviewing platform during arrival ceremonies in honor of Archbishop Makarios III. Also standing on platform (L-R): Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou (partially hidden); U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, left of microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; and U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke (holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr. (saluting), stands right of platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd; and U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
President John F. Kennedy and President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III (both in center left), stand on the reviewing platform during arrival ceremonies in honor of Archbishop Makarios III. Also standing on platform (L-R): Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou; U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, left of microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; and U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke (holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr. (saluting), stands right of platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey, Bülend Uşaklıgil; Ambassador of Nigeria, Julius Momo Udochi; Ambassador of New Zealand, George Robert Laking; Ambassador of India, B. K. Nehru; Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir David Ormsby-Gore; Ambassador of Greece, Alexander A. Matsas; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Chief of Protocol of the Republic of Cyprus, George Pelaghias; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd; and U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
President John F. Kennedy and President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III (both in center left), stand on the reviewing platform during arrival ceremonies in honor of Archbishop Makarios III. Also standing on platform (L-R): Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou (partially hidden); U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides (in front, left of microphones); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; and U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke (holding hat). Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr. (saluting), stands right of platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Robin Chandler Duke; Director of the Office of the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Patroclos Stavrou; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd; and U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King. The United States Army Band stands in background. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
President John F. Kennedy and President of the Republic of Cyprus, Archbishop Makarios III (both in center), stand on the reviewing platform during arrival ceremonies in honor of Archbishop Makarios III. Also standing on platform (L-R): U.S. Secretary of State, Dean Rusk (partially hidden); Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus, Spyros Kyprianou; Chief of Naval Operations, Admiral George W. Anderson, Jr. (U.S.N.); U.S. Ambassador to Cyprus, Fraser Wilkins; U.S. Chief of Protocol, Angier Biddle Duke; and Ambassador of the Republic of Cyprus, Zenon Rossides. Naval Aide to President Kennedy, Captain Tazewell T. Shepard, Jr., stands right of platform. Also pictured: Ambassador of Nicaragua and Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, Dr. Guillermo Sevilla-Sacasa; Ambassador of Ghana, William M. Q. Halm; Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Phillips Talbot; Director of the Office of Greek, Turkish, and Iranian Affairs, Robert G. Miner; Counselor of the Embassy of the Republic of Cyprus, Alaeddin Gulen; Director of the Public Information Office of the Republic of Cyprus, Pavlos Xioutas; Ambassador of Canada, Charles S. A. Ritchie; Chairman of the Citizens Committee of the District of Columbia, Edgar Morris; U.S. Assistant Chief of Protocol for Visits and Public Events, Samuel L. King; and U.S. State Department Protocol officer, Jay Rutherfurd. The United States Army Band stands in background at left. Military Air Transport Service (MATS) terminal, Washington National Airport, Washington D.C.
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NBCU’s hayu Reality TV Streaming Service Now Live in Canada, Pricing at $5.99
Back in the spring, it was reported NBCUniversal International would launch its reality TV streaming service called hayu in Canada, by the end of 2018.
Hayu has now launched in Canada as of today, priced at $5.99 per month (including taxes), offering an on-demand video library for Canadians. The service here joins other successful launches in the UK, Ireland, Australia, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark.
Top reality shows such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, The Real Housewives and Million Dollar Listing franchises, Vanderpump Rules and Below Deck, plus others, are now available on hayu, which currently has over 6,000 episodes from over 200 reality shows available.
Hayu also offers offline viewing by allowing users to download video to watch on the go, without the need for an Internet connection.
“We’re thrilled to now be delivering the innovative all-reality SVOD service – hayu – in Canada,” says Hendrik McDermott, SVP, Branded On-Demand, NBCUniversal International, in an issued statement to iPhone in Canada. “The proven healthy appetite for reality programming amongst Canadian viewers is reinforced by early enthusiasm for hayu, with thousands already bingeing on multiple favourite shows – and we are excited to build momentum with Canadian subscribers.”
Hayu Canada kicked off its launch last night at the Love Child Social House in Toronto, at an event with Dolores Catania from Real Housewives of New Jersey and Canada’s very own “Housewives Historian” and pop-culture guru, Shinan Govani, discussing TV reality life.
Apple users can watch hayu with the service’s iPhone and iPad app, along with the web, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
Hayu says the first month is free and after it’s $5.99 per month, while most episodes are available the same day as TV. Will you be signing up for hayu (please don’t tell my wife about this service)?
Click here to sign up for your free month of hayu Canada.
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Research Journal of Health Sciences
Knowledge and attitude towards onchocerciasis and community directed treatment with ivermectin in endemic communities in Edo State, Nigeria.
AO Onowhakpor, OH Okojie, VA Wagbatsoma
Objective: Community directed treatment with ivermectin (CDTI) was developed as a solution for the control and elimination of onchocerciasisis. It involves active and structural community participation. CDTI requires that ivermectin be administered continuously over a period of at least 14years before elimination can be achieved in hyper and meso-endemic communities. The study assessed the knowledge and attitude of community's members towards onchocerciasis and the CDTI strategy in endemic communities in Edo State, Nigeria.
Methods: This was a descriptive cross-sectional study involving seven hundred and twenty community members' selected using multistage sampling technique. Data was collected using a pre-tested structured interviewers' administered questionnaire and was analysed using IBM SPSS version 21.0 software. Level of statistical significance was set at p < 0.05
Results: The mean age (SD) of respondents was 45.9 (15.2) years. Six hundred and one (83.5%) and 591 (82.1%) of the respondents had good knowledge of onchocerciasis and CDTI strategy respectively. The significant predictors of good knowledge on onchocerciasis were age (p = 0.001), sex (p = 0.001) and level of education (p = 0.001) while that of CDTI strategy were sex (p = 0.001) and level of education (p = 0.001). Five hundred and ninety seven (82.9%) of the respondents had a good attitude towards the CDTI strategy and its significant predictor was level of education (p = 0.006)
Conclusion: Findings from this study revealed that there are still gaps in knowledge as regards onchocerciasis and the CDTI strategy among community members in the study area. Re-enforcement of health education messages on onchocerciasis and CDTI strategy in endemic areas is recommended so as to improve knowledge and consequent acceptance of the CDTI strategy.
Keywords: Community Directed Treatment with Ivermectin, Onchocerciasis. Knowledge, Attitude, Nigeria.
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Millennials are more willing to help out parents than you might think
Millennials show a willingness to help out their parents as caregivers in more ways than one. Sometimes, the parents just have to communicate this. - photo by Sarah Anderson
Posted: July 6, 2016, 3:11 a.m.
Are millennials as unwilling to help their parents and relatives as they age as popular conception would have you think? Not exactly.
An opinion piece in Forbes discussed the recent results of the Fidelity Investments Family & Finance Study that interviewed 1,273 parents over the age of 55 and 221 of their adult children older than 25.
It was found, amongst other results, that it was the parents who were reluctant to become financially dependent on their children at 93 percent, while only 30 percent of adult children agreed, according to Forbes. However, 72 percent of parents said they expected their children to act as a long-term caregiver if needed, but 40 percent of those kids were unaware of that.
The articles conclusion was not that children were unwilling to do these things, but that these expectations and what was necessary to fulfill them werent being adequately communicated to the children.
Similarly, Time.com looked at the same survey and noted that most respondents said they did not have in-depth talks about monetary subjects such as long-term care, retirement expenses, wills and estate planning, or where important documents were kept.
Parents dont want to acknowledge these issues and children feel uncomfortable raising them, but you cant wait for the other person to bring the topic up, said John Sweeney, executive vice president of retirement and investing strategies at Fidelity, to Time.com.
Millennials wanting to help parents isnt even a new train of thought, just now derailing the belief that millennials are indifferent to their older family members. An article from The Washington Post published last October talked about millennials who act as caregivers for family members.
About a quarter of Americas adult caregivers fall between 18 and 34, The Post said, and millennial caregivers are as equally likely to be a man as a woman.
The makeup of the average millennial caregiver is someone who is 27, works a job 35 hours a week and with an average household income below the national median, according to The Post. Most live within 20 minutes of those they care for, if they dont live with them.
And its not just medical assistance but lifestyle assistance millennials are giving, with a number reversing the accepted status quo and helping their parents find jobs, according to an article in The Atlantic.
Possibly spurred on by a working market that prioritizes courting the younger generation over previous ones, millennials, such as 25-year-old Ashley Buchly, are helping their parents deal with being in-between jobs, as The Atlantic recounted.
Buchlys father, a director of real estate at a university, left work when told it was either that or work at half his salary. He left, and sent out 500 resumes for another job, only for the rejections to start coming in, according to The Atlantic.
He even went to Wal-Mart and applied to be an overnight stocker, and they told him he was too qualified for the job, Buchly told The Atlantic.
He spent near three years unemployed until finding a job as a real estate agent, and even now Buchly helps him with networking both in everyday life and online as he looks for another job, as The Atlantic said.
And aside from medical and lifestyle help, theres also the little things, like millennials Tweeting about helping their parents with technology.
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Anti-Semitic hate crimes spiked in 2017, according to B'Nai Brith
Published Tuesday, April 24, 2018 1:33PM EDT
Last Updated Tuesday, April 24, 2018 6:12PM EDT
Instances of anti-Semitic vandalism went up by a “whopping” 107 per cent in 2017, according to an audit by B’Nai Brith Canada – setting a record for anti-Semitism in Canada, they said.
Their “Annual Audit of Anti-Semitic Incidents” revealed that 2017 was the second consecutive year in which record numbers were reached. The audit showed 1,752 incidents throughout Canada last year – and they estimate only about 10 per cent get reported.
“If the Hasidic community in Outremont reported every single incident, every single day of what happens to their community, we would have unbelievable numbers. But they don't because it's become so prevalent they kind of learn to live with it,” said Janna Minikovich, a B’Nai Brith first responder. “It makes me feel horrible because I am Jewish and so putting up with things like this, trying to decrease it and trying to eliminate it. It's not just anti-Semitism, it's hate in general.”
According to their data, vandalism was especially prevalent. Homes, schools, parks and highways were reportedly defaced by Nazi graffiti and anti-Semitic epithets.
“This problem will not solve itself,” Michael Mostyn, CEO of B’Nai Brith Canada, said in a statement Tuesday. “We need a concerted national effort to ensure that anti-Semitic outbreaks do not become a fact of life for Jews in this country, as in other developed countries such as France and Sweden.”
Over 400 distinct incidents took place in Quebec – among them, B’Nai Brith pointed out “a rapper who promoted anti-Semitic violence” and “an imam who escaped criminal sanctions after twice calling for the genocide of Jews.”
The report states: "While Canadians often stress their multiculturalism and tolerance as defining national traits, our record on anti-Semitism is just as problematic as that of our southern neighbours."
The organization said it saw a spike in incidents following white nationalist rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia, adding that more than ever, the hateful messages are transitioning from online to real life.
B'nai Brith said Montreal police have taken a big first step by establishing the hate crimes unit, and is pushing other Canadian cities to follow suit.
The organization posited an eight-point plan to tackle anti-Semitism, including increased resources for police hate crime units, a no-tolerance approach to public funding of anti-Jewish events, and the development of a National Action Plan for anti-Semitism, among others.


How the National Theatre protects its scripts and stars from cyber attacks
The arts venue uses Forcepoint Cloud Security to protect millions of customers and 1,200 staff members around the world
Tom Macaulay
Tom studied English Literature and History at Sussex University before gaining a Masters in Newspaper Journalism from City University. He's particularly interested in the public sector and the ethical implications of emerging technologies.
Tom Macaulay August 4, 2017
The National Theatre has turned to Forcepoint Cloud Security to keep its scripts, set designs and the personal information of its stars safe from hackers.
Forcepoint specialises in providing centrally-managed security, which provides protection wherever data is, regardless of where increasingly-mobile users are located.
Image: Philip Vile
The performing arts venue on London's South Bank presents more than 3,000 live performances each year. It relies on extensive collaboration between people on highly sensitive information. In IT terms this means a variety of users sharing documents across a variety of devices and software platforms, all around the world.
"The reason we chose Forcepoint is because it's a platform-as-a-service and a cloud technology, so it's on all of our devices all of the time," George Tunnicliffe, the head of IT operations at the National Theatre told Computerworld UK.
"The combination of seeing where your data is going, assisting the users in using the internet, and keeping them safe without them having to really think about it is really crucial and useful for us. We didn't want anything to interfere with their work, and we don't want to set up lots of onerous policies."
Tunnicliffe is responsible for keeping up to 1,200 members of staff, the theatre's intellectual property (IP) including scripts and stage designs, and the private information and correspondence of actors, directors and designers safe from cyber attackers.
The recent hacking scandal at American TV network HBO showed that no production company is too big to be breached. Attackers stole an unreleased Game of Thrones screenplay and unaired episodes of hit shows such as Ballers and Room 104. According to the Hollywood Reporter, the 1.5 terabytes of data stolen was seven times that of the infamous 2014 Sony hack linked to The Interview, a comedy about North Korea.
The National Theatre wants to ensure that the plays it produces don't join the growing list of leaks. Its information is stored and shared across various services, such as Google Drive and with cloud-based document storage vendor Box. The theatre recently migrated from its on-premise Microsoft Exchange system to Office 365 to improve collaboration in the cloud.
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The workforce regularly changes across productions and is highly mobile. They may be working in the South Bank theatre, at home, or with a producer at an international location, which makes access controls and onboarding extremely important.
"There's a lot more collaboration in the theatre across different mediums that I've not seen at this level anywhere that I've worked before," says Tunnicliffe. "A lot of adjustments of plans, things going back and forwards, and lots of people looking at one document."
Why Forcepoint?
Tunnicliffe opted for Forcepoint after deeming the legacy cybersecurity product he inherited as inadequate. It could only be deployed on-premise, which created a single point of failure on the network, and was complicated to maintain and update.
"Forcepoint [won] hands down because its platform-as-a-service offering really stood out to us," says Tunnicliffe.
Forcepoint is installed on the National Theatre servers and on every device, laptop, and work station it hands out. It gives every user the same level of security as they would get inside the office and allows Tunicliffe's IT team of 12 the ability to understand and track when and where staff are moving information on the internet.
The Forcepoint Web Security dashboard provides comprehensive information on security threats. Image credit: Forcepoint
"One of the crucial things is that it's invisible to them," he says. "It's always on, so they don't need to worry about logging into a VPN and putting it on to make sure they're safe. They can just get on with their work and know that the information on their laptop is going to the right place."
Forcepoint automatically stops dangerous activities on compromised websites such as uploading information, and provides notification that it's happening, flagging any unusual activity or high-risk behaviour.
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Preparing for GDPR
The impending GDPR deadline of May 2018 has provided the National Theatre with the opportunity to restructure their information usage and review their data practices.
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Forcepoint prevents advanced threats that use sophisticated detection evasion techniques from stealing sensitive data. Information is tracked as it moves and early visibility of data incidents and advanced warnings of possible compromises are displayed on a screen in the office.
The IT team can then contact the individual and department involved to find out the implications on data protection and GDPR compliance.
"What Forcepoint allows us to do is understand where our information is flowing to and what kind of information is on there," says Tunnicliffe.
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The many tributaries of the Sandspruit that flowed through the farms Syferfontein and Klipfontein created a rich and fertile landscape, and though the farms are gone, many historic structures on the spruit remain. Explore a series of bridges built by the City Engineer’s department between 1926 and 1938 in unusual sympathy with their context. These structures, built from locally sourced granite, have weathered decades of neglect and look as beautiful today as when they were built. Our City’s rivers were not only important for agriculture, but also for doing the laundry! It may surprise some to hear that one of Joburg’s earliest laundries was founded on the banks of the Sandspruit by Tamil labourers in the vicinity of Melrose in the late 1890s, and that this community has endured to this day. Our walk takes us past their Shree Siva Subramaniar Temple. In this vicinity can also be found two of Joburg’s lesser known memorials, to the Katyn Forest Massacre of 1940 and to the fighter pilots of World War II. And our walk will also encompass some of our earliest residential architecture – a house in Oaklands dating back to 1896, and the oldest existing houses in Abbotsford, Norwood and The Gardens.
Hilson Bridge is the earliest suburban bridge built in Johannesburg, and dates back to 1926. It is constructed of locally sourced granite, and its low-slung and inconspicuous design is in unusual sympathy with its environment. The descendants of the Willow trees seen in this historic photo are still to be found here.
High Road between Plantation and Nursery Roads was called Red Square by the Security Branch because of the number of residents involved in anti-apartheid activities. The Rochmans at 21 Nursery Road sheltered Nelson Mandela in the early 60s, Michael Harmel at 47 High was the chief theoretician of the communist party, and Eli Weinberg became the photographer of the Struggle.
In contrast to the modest Hilson Bridge, the Pretoria Street Bridge, constructed in 1938, asserts its importance with bulky, rough-hewn dark granite and imposing pediments. The construction of the bridge was necessitated by rapid suburban growth in Highlands North and neighbouring Oaklands and Abbotsford in the 1930s.
The Johannesburg Melrose Shree Siva Subramaniar Temple (Melrose Temple) was founded in 1897 by indentured Tamil labourers working in the Melrose Laundry on the Sandspruit. The Tamil community was granted rights to build a temple here by Kruger’s ZAR government, although restricted ownership laws meant that the land was owned by a white proxy. Sadly, the original buildings were demolished in the 1990s.
This odd looking structure is what remains of a memorial erected in 1976 to commemorate the Royal Air Force aircrews who died while undergoing training in SA. Sadly, the Harvard wings once attached to it were removed after being vandalised, and are now housed at the SAAF Museum at Zwartkops.
In 1927 it was decided to extend waterborne sewerage to the suburbs using the small natural drainage basins of Joburg’s streams. Gravity-fed plants were established and given Classical-sounding names that would not prejudice the neighbouring suburbs by association – Antea, Bruma, Cydna and Delta. These four schemes were constructed during the Depression of the 1930s and were capital projects and poverty relief endeavours using only ‘poor white’ labour. They were eventually superseded by the gigantic disposal works at Diepsloot/Dainfern.
The Cydna Bridge, constructed on Melrose Street in 1931, is the most modest, and perhaps the most charming of our neighbourhood’s three historic bridges. Sadly, this area has been tainted by association with Brett Kebble’s arranged murder-suicide just up the road on Melrose Street Bridge.
The Katyn Memorial was erected in 1981 to commemorate the Katyn Forest Massacre, in which 14,500 Polish officers, police officers and citizens were executed by the Stalin regime of the Soviet Union in 1940. It was the first memorial outside of Poland to this event. The monument has since been extended to commemorate the Warsaw Flights and Polish Home Army during World War II.
The oldest house in Abbotsford, built before 1913, is found next to the Park.
The Bram Fischer family house. After evading police for months in 1964, he was arrested just down the road from his home, at the corner of Beaumont and Stella.
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Pretoria-born attorney MA Begemann arrived in Johannesburg in 1886, and in 1896 was living in a large house set in a block of 8 acres to which four magnificent oak avenues led – “Oaklands”. The house still stands, although the block has been carved up and many of the Oak trees are gone. A subsequent owner, RS Mennie, whose family still own the property, built the magnificent stables on Haswell Street, and the almost hidden water tower on the corner of African and Currie.
Between 1961 and 1974, Helen Suzman was the sole representative of the Progressive Party in Parliament, and used that position to bravely speak out against Apartheid. Using the privileges of that position, she visited political prisoners and campaigned against unjust laws that so many other activists were subjected to, including detention without trial. Suzman was elected by the Houghton electoral district, and her campaign office was situated at 38 Ivy Road, Norwood.
The suburbs of Norwood, Orchards and The Gardens were all founded in 1902, and are therefore amongst the oldest suburbs in Johannesburg. Norwood was immediately popular with the lower middle-class as it was served by the tram on Grant Avenue. Development in Orchards and The Gardens tracked the tram’s extension. Though gentrification from the 70s has almost obliterated its historic housing stock, Nellie Road contains the oldest remaining house (1911)at no 2, and a beautifully restored example of late 20s veranda architecture at no 52.
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Orchards' oldest house, dating back to 1903, is found at 11 High Road. The historic St Luke's Church, designed in 1906 by Herbert Baker with later additions by Fleming, is situated across the road.
The Gardens was established in 1902, and its oldest remaining house was built soon after, for a Mr Cuthbertson on stand no 1 in 1905. Its late Victorian design is largely unaltered. Land to the east of The Gardens remained undeclared until the 1970s, and it was here that the thriving Portuguese Market Gardens were developed. Sadly increasing land prices resulted in a very attractive sale of the land to Sanlam and Pick n Pay in the 1970s, resulting in the disappearance of the irrigation dams and destruction of much of the wetland. NORA has bravely fought to restore the space in recent years.
Do you have information on our neighbourhood's history that you would like to share? Contact us on noracommittee@gmail.com


Brandon Pollard
Brandon Pollard - (Player) Inducted 2018
Brandon played his youth soccer with the Richmond Strikers that became State Cup Champions and competed in Regionals in Niagara Falls. He later played with the Prince William Spartans. He was selected for VYSA ODP and Region I ODP in 1989, 1990, and 1991. In High School, Brandon was a four-time All Colonial District and All State Soccer player named Parade Magazine All-American as a senior. Brandon attended the University of Virginia. While at UVA, he was a member of the 1992, 1993, and 1994 NCAA Championship team. He was selected All-American in 1993, 1994 and 1995. During his collegiate career, he was also selected for various US Youth Soccer National Teams. In 1993, he was a member of the World University Games soccer teams. That same year he also started in all four games at the U20 World Cup. In 1995, Brandon was a member of the US team at the Pan American Games and in 1996, he was selected for the US Soccer U23 team participating in the Olympics. In 1996, Brandon was selected to the Dallas Burn. He continued to play with the Burn until he was injured in 2000. He retired from playing professionally in 2001 and found his next passion dedicating his time to helping bees make honey “Going inside a beehive is much like participating in and witnessing The Beautiful Game.”


Spurs boost as Son moves into Asian Games final four
The two medals from the compound teams have come as a welcome relief for the Indian archery contingent after the recurve archers drew a blank from the Games. They all want to make their countrymen proud,  Guiao asserted. Hindi naman tayo naglalaro para sa sinasabi nilang multo (ghost) but for our country..
Catalans Dragons stun Warrington Wolves in Challenge Cup final
He failed in the first objective, but later had a spell with Catalans' feeder club St Esteve and was then signed by the Perpignan-based side, making his debut in their Challenge Cup sixth round win over Whitehaven when he scored a brace of tries.
Serena Williams downplays controversy over French Open 'catsuit' ban
On top of that, the catsuit serves a medical objective. In an Instagram post after that French Open first-round victory over Czech Kristyna Pliskova - her first match on clay since the 2016 French Open final - Williams wrote: "Catsuit anyone?" 'The president of the French Federation, he's been really wonderful.
Spurs legend Ginobili announces retirement
Leonard's departure meant Ginobili would have been the last player tied to the Spurs' title years. Taken in the second round of the 1999 NBA Draft, Ginobili made the jump to the NBA in 2002 following fours seasons in Italy where he was the back-to-back MVP in 2001 and 2002 for Virtus Bologna.
Zaha could play for Real Madrid - Souness
Townsend then played James McArthur in in front of goal, but after the midfielder controlled possession to leave him with only Foster to beat he struck low and straight at the goalkeeper. Do you agree with Souness' opinion? "Happy to be the record goalscorer for [Crystal] Palace in the Premier League and hope I can score many more for the club", Zaha posted on Instagram.
Why Thibaut Courtois is not starting for Real Madrid
Real Madrid Julen Lopetegui highlighted the importance of his "collective" team over individual talent in the post-Cristiano Ronaldo era after a 4-1 win at Girona on Sunday. Naturally in Ronaldo's absence, all eyes have been on Gareth Bale , and the Welshman has delivered. With the home side chasing the game, Real were a constant threat on the counter and Bale gave a glimpse of his searing pace when he latched onto an Isco through ball to score in his sixth consecutive league ...
Mourinho demands respect in presser after Man U loss
In his managerial career, Mourinho has won three Premier League titles at the helm of Chelsea FC, winning two (2004-05, 2005-06) during his first spell with the club, and another (2014-15) during his second tenure at Stamford Bridge. "Three for me and two for them", he said. Pogba, who cost United a then world record Â£89 million ($116 million) in 2016 claimed he would be fined for revealing his true feelings after the first game of the season as his agent Mino Raiola appears to be ...
NASCAR Xfinity driver Conor Daly loses sponsorship
With three laps to go, second-place James Davison and third-place Justin Marks were jockeying for position, trying desperately to catch Allgaier, when their cars spun out around a tight left turn. The Roush Fenway Racing driver is behind the wheel of a relatively simple black and green vehicle in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race in rural Wisconsin.
Rumor: Odell Beckham Jr. deal with Giants ‘close, but not done’
The Odell Beckham Jr . contract-extension negotiations may soon be reaching their conclusion. Beckham is entering the final year of his rookie contract and is set to earn $8.5 million this season. The fan, who was decked out in a Sam Darnold USC jersey, was clearly ecstatic when Beckham concluded their game and said his farewells. He'll become a free agent after the 2018 season if he can't agree to a new deal with the Giants.
Mohammad Irfan sets world record in T20
The first 23 deliveries of his spell were all dot balls while the batsman denied him a fourth consecutive maiden over by scoring a run off his 24th and final delivery - which helped the quick register figures of 4-3-1-2. "I liked bowling on the lively wicket, and I get an extra bounce because of my height, so yes, a satisfying performance". Opting to field first, Patriots kept Tridents to 147 for 6 with Ben Cutting and Anton Devcich picking up two wickets apiece.
Giants’ Landon Collins looking to ‘feast’ against Jets rookie QB Sam Darnold
A stationary outlet for a pressured Eli Manning, Engram caught a pass between two defenders waiting to crush him. Aldrick Rosas kicked field goals of 48, 40, 27 and 21 yards to give the Giants a 19-13 lead into halftime. Jonathan Stewart fumble et Leonard Williams avec un énorme retour pour les Jets! Darnold then found Pryor, making his preseason debut for the Jets, for 12 yards and a touchdown to give the Jets the lead 56 seconds into the second quarter.
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After the match, Mourinho remained on the Old Trafford pitch to applaud the remaining United fans in the stand. Spurs , who didn't sign a single player in the summer, have so far bagged back-to-back wins over Newcastle and Fulham, and should they topple the Red Devils, they'll accumulate three top-flight wins out of three at the start of a campaign for the first time in nine years.
Vikings acquire center in trade with Giants
Halapio appeared in 10 games with six starts at right guard for the Giants last season . Jones, who was a celebrated CFL lineman, was signed by the Giants as a free agent in 2016. Minnesota has already lost starting left guard Nick Easton for the entire 2018 season , center Pat Elflein is still on the PUP list, right guard Mike Remmers is dealing with an ankle injury , and right tackle Rashod Hill is also banged up.
Declan Rice: England switch possible for teen star - Martin O'Neill
Rice won't be part of the travelling panel. After revealing that England were in contact with the 19-year-old, there was an influx of opinions from several of the country's most influential figures. It's probably to do with the fact that he started the season with a new manager at club level, and he's trying to cement a place there. London-born Rice, 19, has earned three Republic caps after making his debut against Turkey in March but has not played in a competitive global.
Liverpool hire specialist throw-in coach, who is somehow NOT Rory Delap
Gronnemark, 42, from Denmark, first worked with Liverpool players during a preseason training camp as Klopp hoped to strengthen his side's ability to retain possession after throw-ins. Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah celebrates a goal during a pre-season friendly against Manchester City on 25 July 2018. He was good as the six but brilliant as the eight.
Marquise Lee Out For Season With Knee Surgery
The play in question involved Falcons safety Damontae Kazee going low to tackle Lee and the wide receiver's knee buckling in brutal fashion. Kazee was penalized on the play for lowering his helmet to initiate contact, and replays showed his helmet made contact with Lee's knee.
Fans react to Manu Ginobili's retirement announcement
The Spurs paid tribute to Manu Ginobili following his retirement announcement on Monday by tweeting a highlight reel video with the hashtag #GraciasManu. In a post on twitter, the 41-year-old wrote, "It's been a fabulous journey". His time in San Antonio earned him four championships and his place in "The Big 3" alongside Tim Duncan and Tony Parker.
Patriots sign guard Shaq Mason to five-year, $50 million extension
If Isaiah Wynn can return at full strength and become the left tackle, the Patriots would suddenly have excellent continuity nearly completely across the offensive line. He did a real good job of learning new techniques. "He can pull, run and hit". Mason, 24, was drafted by the Patriots in the fourth round (131st overall) in the 2015 NFL Draft.
Real Madrid boss explains Courtois exclusion for Girona match
While former strike partner Benzema added: "You can never forget Cristiano". The Brazilian was hauled out and Nacho introduced when Madrid was leading 3-1 and accepted that he was surprised by the change made by Julen Lopetegui . The Belgian started on the bench behind Keylor Navas on Sunday. "Girona have a good collective game, they started well got an early goal and could have had another", said Lapotegui.
Mohamed Salah accuses Egyptian FA of ignoring complaints over image rights
In an angry rebuttal the football federation said Monday that it would not accept the requests, blasting some as "illogical" and insisting it would not "favour one player over another". Salah, who is due to be back in global action under new coach Javier Aguirre next month, could see himself sitting out the Pharaoh's fixture against Nigeria after he chose to call out the football association on social media.
Nike support Serena Williams in ongoing catsuit dispute
The six-time US Open champion made it clear that the catsuit won't make a return appearance in NY. "I believe we have sometimes gone too far. Hi Queen Flo Jo". Williams downplayed the controversy during a press conference leading up to the U.S. Open. When asked about her powerful look during the tennis tournament, she told reporters it made her feel "like a warrior princess" from the blockbuster Marvel Comics film " Black Panther ".
Oakland Raiders Acquire Fifth-Round Selection, Trade Wide Receiver Ryan Switzer
The exact return for the Raiders remains unclear, although Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that draft picks are involved. Switzer, a fourth-round pick by the Cowboys in 2017 who has been traded twice in the past 121 days, finished his rookie year with six catches for 41 yards.
Odell Beckham Jr., Giants Agree On Record 5-Year, $95M Contract
While terms were not disclosed, the deal with the 25-year-old, 2014 first-rounder is worth about $95m (£73.5m) with £50m guaranteed. Beckham was previously set to play the 2018 season on the final year of his rookie contact, which would pay him $8,459,000 per Spotrac.
Aust's Dennis wins stage one of Vuelta
The Tasmanian is racing the Vuelta as a change of late-season plans after he crashed out of the Tour de France. It was also the first time I managed a top ten in a Grand Tour. With about 80km to go we began a loop which contained two 6km ascents of the Alto de Guadalhorce and the 5km long Alto de Ardales, both of which were third-category climbs.
Patriots QB Tom Brady ends radio interview due to Alex Guerrero questions
While this wouldn't have been Guerrero's first ever trip on the team's plane, it would have been his first team trip in quite some time. Last week, NFL Network's Michael Giardi reported that Guerrero flew with the Patriots for the preseason tilt versus the Carolina Panthers .
Eric Decker, New England Patriots WR, announces retirement from football
The 31-year-old Decker, signed by the Patriots on August 3, has struggled throughout the preseason, with issues with catching the ball and failing to develop any real chemistry with Patriots quarterback Tom Brady . Decker saw nearly no time on the field with Tom Brady in preseason, having dropped a number of his passes in training camp practices while also struggling with his route-running.
Halep stunned by Kanepi in US Open first round
Open. It was the first match at the rebuilt Louis Armstrong Stadium. World No. 44 Kanepi was a quarter-finalist in Flushing Meadows past year, but her form has been unremarkable this season. Kanepi earned the first break when she launched a back-hand lob over Halep's head to jump out to a 2-1 lead. Halep made another slow start at a Grand Slam tournament by losing the first set in 28 minutes, before going down a double-break in the second.
Tiger Woods sidesteps questions about his personal relationship with Donald Trump
Australian Adam Scott, another late charger, was a stroke back of the leaders after a 64, with world number one Dustin Johnson (67) and Bryson DeChambeau (66) tied for fourth at eight-under 134. "I didn't do it this week". Lovemark, who has made 311 feet worth of putts through 36 holes, even reached 11 under before a bogey on the par-three sixth hole.
Fernando Alonso involved in a major crash at Spa
Analysing the crash for Sky F1, Davidson told viewers: "We all have to say and admit in a way that the halo did its job today and we now have to appreciate the reason why it's on the vehicle". "It doesn't take much imagination to think that the tyre marks would have actually been on Charles' head". "It looks like it's had a fairly hefty whack.
Federer lags behind big rivals in U.S. Open betting
The two are destined to meet at the final Grand Slam of the year if they both progress through their opening two matches. Should Halep remain number one for the rest of the year, a scenario that appears highly likely, only Wozniacki (71 weeks), Justine Henin (117) and Serena Williams (319) will have spent more weeks in the position since the latter first hit top spot in July 2002.
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Lifestyle / Entertainment / Film
Netflix reveals partnership deal to make film about cave rescue of Thai boy footballers
The young Thai football team The Wild Boars who were rescued from Tham Luang cave in Thailand during the Opening Ceremony of The Youth Olympic Games, Buenos Aires, Argentina (Jonathan Nackstrand/IOC/PA)
Netflix has announced it is joining with the production company for the movie Crazy Rich Asians to make a film about last July’s dramatic rescue of 12 village boys in northern Thailand who were trapped with their football coach in a flooded cave for more than two weeks.
Netflix and SK Global Entertainment said in Bangkok they have acquired the rights to the story from 13 Thumluang Co Ltd, a company that Thailand’s government helped establish to represent the interests of the boys and their coach, who attended the news conference for the announcement.
Thailand’s culture ministry in March first unveiled the deal, announced as a miniseries.
Members of the Wild Boars give thanks in front of Thailand King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s image (Sakchai Lalit/AP)
Deputy government spokesman Weerachon Sukoondhapatipakat was quoted then as saying that the families of the cave survivors would each be paid three million baht (£81,000).
The boys of the Wild Boars football team and their coach became a centre of world attention after they became trapped in the cave on June 23 last year, with doubts they were able to find shelter from rising flood waters that poured in after unexpected rain.
They were found by two British divers and brought out by an international crew of experienced cave divers who teamed up with Thai navy Seals in a dangerously complicated mission that was successfully concluded on July 10.
“We are grateful for the opportunity to thank the people and organisations from Thailand and around the world who came together to perform a true miracle, by retelling our story,” said Ekapol “Ake” Chanthawong, the boy’s assistant coach who shared the ordeal with them.
“We look forward to working with all involved parties to ensure our story is told accurately, so that the world can recognise, once again, the heroes that made the rescue operation a success.”
Tuesday’s announcement said 13 Thumluang “has committed to donating 15% of the revenues derived from bringing this story to global audiences to charity organisations that focus on disaster relief”.
Jon M. Chu, who helmed Crazy Rich Asians, and Nattawut “Baz” Poonpiriya, a Thai filmmaker, will be directors on the cave project.
Prime Minister Theresa May (centre) with the Thai Ambassador Pisanu Suvanajata (centre right) in Downing Street, London with the divers and support team from the British Cave Rescue Council who joined the rescue (Jonathan Brady/PA)
“We are immensely proud to be able to support the retelling of the incredible story of the Tham Luang cave rescue,” Erika North, director of International Originals at Netflix, said in a statement.
“The story combines so many unique local and universal themes which connected people from all walks of life, from all around the world.
“Thailand is a very important country for Netflix and we are looking forward to bringing this inspiring local but globally resonant story of overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds to life, once again, for global audiences.”
The rescue was a rare bit of feel-good news from Thailand, which has been mired in political conflict and heavy-handed military rule for more than a decade.
The cave rescue also allowed the government of prime minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who had seized power in a 2014 military coup, to share in some glory.
An independent film about the adventure, The Cave, was shot soon after the rescue and is supposed to be released later this year.


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Universal Coverage as Post-2015 Health Goal?
23 October 2012 ( DevEx) - How should health goals be framed in a post-2015 development agenda? The World Health Organization chimes in on the debate with a proposal to address broadening health concerns under the umbrella of universal health coverage.
WHO expounds on this proposal in a discussion paper where it identifies three issues that should be considered when discussing global health in the context of a new development agenda post-2015:
How to sustain health gains of the past years and protect existing and future investments in the sector.
How to address a changing global health agenda, which now includes “new” issues like noncommunicable diseases, while avoiding “promoting a long list of competing” goals.
How to position health in the context of sustainable development.
Promoting universal health coverage is one way to address these issues and make sure health remains a key part of the post-2015 development agenda, WHO argues. It defines universal coverage as a “dynamic process” where everyone has access to needed health services as well as financial risk protection.
WHO stresses that as a goal, universal health care “is not about a fixed minimum package” but about “making progress on several fronts: the range of services that are available to people; the proportion of the costs of those services that are covered; and the proportion of the population that are covered.”
But it’s not enough to identify universal health coverage as a goal, the agency notes. It also makes the case for the development of indicators and targets to monitor and measure results on both national and international levels. Among indicators WHO suggests is “health life expectancy,” which it says captures mortality, morbidity and disability.
Read the original article on the DevEx website.