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You should be able to dig the runner plants up and give them to your friends without any difficulties. As for what to do with the matted mass of plants, see the Strawberry Renovation page.
Great site! Very informative! I was wondering what to do about leaves on my ozark beauties that are dry and crisp. Do I cut them off at the base of te stem? What about leaves that are just dry on the very edges? I'm sure they shouldn't be dry like that. My sequoia strawberry leaves don't have this problem. I'm in Colorado.
It is a good idea to remove any dead or dying plant material from your strawberry plants. The mostly-green leaves with crisp edges could either be due to disease or deficiency or damage. It could also be the result of climactic maladjustment by a variety not normally well-suited for your location.
is it ok to mulch newly planted strawberry plants with colored bark mulch? Its all I had handy and I just put it on after planting today.
It depends on what was used to dye the mulch, but it is probably ok. Good luck!
I am having a problem with ants and worms eating all of my strawberries. Can you tell me what would be best to get rid of this problem?
I would recommend a heavy application of diatomaceous earth. It does a relatively good job against insect pests and won't harm you one whit. Good luck!
Will a blackened blossom(frost) still have a strawberry of some sort or should I pick them off so the other blossoms will grow stronger? I am just sickened that I was away during this wierd weather and did not cover the berries as I usually would have.
The blackened flowers are likely destroyed. I would remove them. Good luck!
Hello! I am loving your website. I am a bit confused on the flower removal for the June bearing varieties in the 2nd year. I live in Indiana and we are having a warmer spring than usual. I already have some blossoms on my 2nd year plants, but it still seems too early for them, since the danger of frost is still not passed. Should I pluck off these blossoms or let the plant go to fruit? Thank you for your input.
Let the flowers develop on your second year plants. This is the first year for your big harvest! Enjoy your strawberry haul this year. Good luck!
hola, mi nombre es addisson. Mis plantas parecer se están muriendo. Es el comienzo del verano y es mi tercer año. el año pasado fue muy bueno. este año se están convirtiendo un poco de café. ¿Podría ser debido a la cambiante en este momento están teniendo? gracias!
addisson, podrían estar muriendo para un número de razones. Sus plantas de fresa puede tener una infección o infestación, o simplemente podría ser al final de su ciclo de vida. Si no tienen una patología o infestación, trate de trasplante de algunas de las plantas corredor sanos a una nueva ubicación. ¡Buena suerte!
I have two large garden tubs – and want to plant strawberries – obviously this would be small scale to start. They would be in a sunny position. Tips would be useful – particularly the best time to plant.
The best time to plant strawberries is either in the spring or fall. In the spring, follow the directions on this page. See Fall Strawberry Plants for more details about the benefits of planting in the fall. In either case, it is best to plant them in the evening to avoid immediate environmental stresses from the heat or sun. Good luck!
Can concrete blocks be used as a strawberry planter?
Sure! Strawberries can grow just about anywhere if they are given appropriate care. If you plant yours in concrete blocks, feel free to take a photo diary of the process and send it to me. If it is decent, I'll post your story on the website!
Hi, I cut my strawberry plants down last year with my weed-eater.(Not planned) we are having a very mild winter and it looks like they are coming back on there own. Is this going to happen or am I going to have to replant again?
The chances are good that they will come back on their own. In fact, you probably did exactly what you should have done, just by accident! Mowing your strawberries is an appropriate part of caring for them each year. See the Mowing Strawberries page for more on that. And, to keep them vibrant year after year, you might want to think about transplanting some of them this next year. Good luck!
Hello! I want to plant strawberrys in strawberry pots. I'm not sure if I want to buy plants or grow them from seeds. I might try both. I tryed growing some in 2010 but I only got a few from one plant and the plant died soon after. Could it have been my tomato plants that killed them? They were in pots too.
What season should I grow strawberry seeds. I live in louisiana and I'm not sure when I should plant seeds or plants. I want to plant or start growing some as soon as I can. I dont really know what breed of strawberry I should get. I love strawberrys and like to bake with them so I'd like to have a breed that tends to produce alot. Any Ideas?
Can I keep potted strawberry plants next to potted tomato plants? I have a big yard but I've got dogs that like to eat my plants so I keep them in pots on tables/stands outside.
Sorry about all the questions I just really want to grow strawberrys to eat and bake with!
Growing strawberries from seed can be rewarding, but it is much easier just to buy strawberry plants and stick them in the ground. It is unlikely that your tomato plants themselves killed the strawberry plants. They can carry pathogens that affect strawberries, however, and the Louisiana temperatures and climate may have done your plants in also. A Zone 9 variety would likely do well for you compared to many of the others, and you can see which varieties are recommended specifically for Louisiana on the Recommended Strawberry Varieties by State page.
I bought a packet of 4 strawberry crows about 1.5-2 months ago and have planted them in pots. 2 of the plants had some green growth but the other two didn't. since then the green growth has wilted and disappeared and none of the plants have started growing at all. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong (I live in the southern hemisphere btw. so it's spring here).
Any information or tips that anyone could provide would be greatly appreciated. I'm pretty sure i've planted them at the right depth. perhaps not enough water?
If it is a water problem and I give them more water now will they sprout or are they dead?
I hope someone can help – thank you in advance to anyone who reads this question and triple thanks to anyone who can offer advice.
It sounds like your crowns are probably dead. If you watered them appropriately, planted them appropriately, and the living shoots that were on them have wilted and disappeared, you'll probably need to start over with some new crowns. You could have damaged the plants, planted them in soil that had deadly pathogens, or just gotten unlucky. Read the Growing Strawberries page to get a better idea if you did something wrong or if something else did your plants wrong.
How do I protect my strawberry plants for winter if I do not have access to pine needles or straw? I am planting them this fall.
Do you know of a good site like this for raspberries and blueberries?
Unfortunately, if you haven't gotten fruit by this point, you are likely going to have to wait until next year. Take care of them over the cold months, and they should produce next year. Don't forget to water them well this fall when their flower buds (which will produce fruit next year) are forming.
Now, where to start…early this spring I ordered a pack of 25 Earliglow plants from a supplier (who shall remain nameless). The plants arrived in excellent condition, however, instead of receiving 1 pack of 25 plants, I received 25 packs of 25 plants, so 625 plants in all!. I called the supplier to inform them of their mistake and was to to just keep them, throw them away or give them away. Being an avid gardner, I couldn't throw them away. Since I own a couple of acres, I decided to put in a dedicated bed and planted 100 of them (the rest I gave away to friends and family).
Here's the problem: I ammended the soil for the bed, planted, and pinched every bloom this year. Now the plants are going crazy. I have runners everywhere. The rows are 3 feet apart, but the plants are only about 12-18″ apart. At the rate they are growing, I won't be able to walk in the patch by the end of summer.
So, my question is, this fall, can I remove some of the runner plants and transplant them to another larger bed that I will prepare during the summer? Should I do it now, in the fall or wait until spring? We preserve many different things from the garden such as tomatoes, beans, beets, grape jelly, etc, etc so adding strawberry jam would be a welcome addition. Thanks for any advice.
Most likely, the new vegetation is growing from the crown and is simply more leaves. The small yellow pods are probably going to turn into strawberry flowers shortly!
Thank you. So, there is no need to remove the blossoms from the runner plants? I don't know if we've ever fertilized or spent time watering them. So, I think we'll start by thinning the plants, fertilizing them and watering them. We are also planning to sterilize one of the beds, as it is infested with weeds that we have been unsuccessful at erradicating. Then we plan to transplant some plants. When we do this what would you suggest that we mix with the soil to make it more suitable for strawberries. I read somewhere, maybe on your site, that strawberries like sandy, loamy soil. Should we actually mix sand in? Or peat moss? How much? Thanks again.
No problem. Every productive effort a plant makes takes from its total productive capacity. So, it usually is a good idea to snip or pinch the flowers from new plants that you are going to transplant. Doing so helps the plant's productive energy go to establishing its root system, which in turn makes the entire plant more productive down the line. Rich compost-y soil with a bit of sand is great for strawberries (and peat moss can be a good additive as well), but you can add too much of just about anything. The best approach is to contact your local agricultural extension and have them run a soil test to tell you exactly what is needed for your particular situation.
We have strawberries in raised beds. We are getting smaller and smaller berries every year. I think I need to thin the plants. Is there a way to tell by looking at them which plants are oldest? We also need to fertilize and water them. We were really just letting nature take it's course. With a fair amount of success until now. The berries are just mostly really small this year. Thanks for this page. It was very helpful. I'm also wondering if when you create new plants from runners are you supposed to pinch off the blossoms on those or just on new bare root plants? If you are supposed to pinch them off the new runner plants, how can you tell which plants are new in the Spring? They all look the same to me in the bed. Thanks.
It is difficult to tell which plants are oldest after the first year (until the old ones start dying off). You can, however, often gauge which plants are oldest by the size of the crown. Older strawberry plants will often have larger or multiple crowns at the base, while new runner plants will have a single, smaller crown. What you are experiencing is a classic case of strawberry plants losing their vigor and vitality. To keep this from happening in the future, you might want to adopt the system described here: Transplanting Strawberries.
I'd like to replace a grassy slope (~ 6 ft x 20 ft) into a strawberry patch. Are there special considerations for hillside planting?
Usually, the matted row system will work best on hills. To minimize erosion, however, it would be advisable to allow additional runner plants to root. This dense matted row will do a better job at securing the soil, but berry size and quantity may be slightly compromised. Other factors to consider are potential difficulties in watering, mowing, and the renovation process.
My name is Marion Martyn and I live in Galway in Ireland. I would like to grow strawberries commercially. I would like to work on a stawberry farm in the USA and learn everything. Do you know anyone who would take me on for a month or two.
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This year I am planning my first garden. My reserch that I have came across shows some vegatables do not do well planted by each other. Planning to plant strawberrys in the garden. Can not find information. What not to plant by strawberrys. Please help.
Strawberry plants propagate in 3 main ways (see here: Propagating Strawberries). If your plants grow additional crowns at their bases, you can split these off and re-plant them. But, don't cut a crown in half and plant each half. Some nurseries do ship these rhizomal divisions, and there is nothing wrong with that as long as the plants are healthy. Each rhizomal division will grow into a healthy, individual plant, assuming good conditions.
Thanks for the information here. I would like to know how many years I can sustain the plants please. I ask this because it would be great to continue on and keep the same plants growing for as long as possible. I have heard that three years is maximum but surely if you move plants/cutting around to different beds you will be able to keep grwoing for MANY years.
If you take any single strawberry plant, it will begin losing its vigor at about 3 years of age, in most cases. Age 3 for a strawberry plant is like age 50 for a human, so to speak. Few individual plants will make it to 6, just like few people make it to 100. And, productivity tends to drop off for most strawberry plants and people after that half-way mark as well. But, just like people who can keep their "line" going indefinitely through children, so can strawberries through their runner plants. If you start with even a few plants, you can keep growing strawberries forever if they don't get diseased and are well cared for. To see how to do it, see this post: Transplanting Strawberries.
Hi, in you renovation section for June berry type, you specified that 0.5″ soil needed to cover the crown in order to encourage the root development. I thought the top half of the crown has to be above the soil line in order to avoid the root rot or crown rot.
Renovation should begin right after harvest. The crowns, like you mention, shouldn't be buried completely. Since the majority of a strawberry plant's roots are relatively close to the surface, spreading a little extra dirt around your strawberry plants can help the roots remain healthy and expansive. Once the temperature of the soil is 40 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter (this usually happens after multiple frosts), the plants should be mulched. This can be accomplished with straw, row covers, or other suitable materials. The mulch will protect the plants from cold injury during the winter.


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Coal-rich Kosovo can lead on clean energy, with forward-looking international cooperation
by Daniel Kammen
Homes border a lignite mine in Kosovo.
Over the past decade, plans for 160 new coal fired power plants in the United States have been scrapped, largely due to rising costs and an inability to compete in today's energy markets. That's because the cost of once-"expensive" clean energy has fallen dramatically, while "cheap" fossil fuels are increasingly expensive in economic, health, and environmental terms. As a result, in many parts of the world, wind is the least-cost source of electricity. In addition, in the sunniest parts of the United States, long-term forecasts are for incredible growth in solar energy and natural gas, but not for coal.
The international political discourse needs to catch up to this new energy reality that California and others are leading. That's why for over a year I was honoured to work at the World Bank as its first Chief Technical Specialist for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency — its "clean energy czar." I worked with talented and dedicated individuals across the institution and saw important strides taken to share this knowledge with governments around the world.
Today, less than four months since I left to return to my academic post at the University of California Berkeley, I see a critical decision point where the World Bank, the U.S. government, and other international players can chart a path suitable for the 21st century, and empower political leaders to lead the charge for a clean energy future for the Kosovar people – or we can collectively fumble a chance to usher in a new secure and sustainable energy economy.
Kosovo is a very poor country that suffers hours of power cuts every day, and yes, it sits on vast reserves of lignite coal. Lignite is often referred to as "brown coal;" it is a soft, brown fuel somewhere between coal and peat in characteristics. It is considered the lowest rank of coal in terms of energy content, so it is burned in high volume, releasing even more carbon dioxide than combustion of higher grades of coal. The full costs of this high-carbon energy option are too high for the people of Kosovo, and the international community has the resources and opportunity to assist in charting a different path. California, as well as Portugal, Denmark, Kenya, and Australia all show the possibility and the power of an integrated plan – across a diverse set of energy resources, systems of government, and starting positions.
Kosovo's low-grade lignite coal
Recent analysis by a former chief U.S. Environmental Protection Agency official working with the Sierra Club found that addressing the country's vast losses alone (up to 40 percent of power generated) eliminates the need to put Kosovo's environment or the health of their citizens at risk with a new coal plant. They also found that a new coal plant is far more expensive than policymakers had planned, risking dramatic increases in electricity rates and 1 billion euro (about $1.3 billion U.S.) in debt at a time when the financial crisis is raging across Europe.
My own research team at the University of California Berkeley analyzed the alternative energy potential for the country. We found that a far more sustainable option exists. (See "Sustainable Energy Options for Kosovo.") Investing in energy efficiency and upgrading the transmission and distribution system, exploiting wind and biomass resources, and engaging in regional partnerships with Albania on excellent hydropower resources provide more power than the proposed new lignite coal power plant. These options also produce more jobs and avoid the health and environmental damages of decades more coal-fired energy.
An old coal plant in Kosovo, where a cleaner future is possible
It is clear Kosovo has another path, and I will be bitterly disappointed if the World Bank, the U.S., and EU governments, who all mean well in support of the energy- and economically poor nation of Kosovo, choose to support plans for a business-as-usual lignite-coal-fired power plant. This decision will lock Kosovo into carbon-intensive energy for decades to come when European Union membership — the stated goal of Kosovo — comes with a mandate to cut emissions by 20percent or more over the next decade. It will also force residents in Obilić where the coal-fired power plant would be built, and in Kosovo's capital Pristina, to breathe polluted air that in the United States kills 30,000 Americans every year. This is a devastating legacy for a young nation that we know can have a different path.
In 2010, my laboratory at UC Berkeley conducted a similar analysis for the Malaysian state of Sabah. The Prime Minister and his team examined our findings, and agreed to adopt a mixture of renewable energy and natural gas to meet the state's energy needs. (See: "How a Malaysian Village Found a Coal Power Alternative.") Now the same story of a transition from fossil-fuel based plans to clean energy plans could become Kosovo's. There are increasingly strident calls from civil society to found the young country's future on clean alternatives that will provide far more jobs and ensure energy access for all. The world has changed, now Kosovo needs the World Bank to seize the opportunity to champion sustainable development and help them join a new clean energy path.
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Value-added revolution needed? Changes in ag markets might make it inevitable
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Calls for more value-added processing for Canadian agriculture are not new, but perhaps are taking on an increasing importance as international markets remain volatile for agricultural commodities.
The Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture and Forestry outlined this problem in its recent "Made in Canada: Growing Canada's value-added food sector" report, but Martin Ebel, economic development officer for Lethbridge County, says the southern Alberta region is particularly well-poised to take advantage of the opportunities.
"As with many rural districts in the area, Lethbridge County has a long tradition of successful agriculture," he says. "Initially, there was more shipping of the raw product out of the area, and over time there has been more and more value-added processing added.
"I think now not only in this region, but Canada as a whole is kind of looking at how we can get more value, more money, more sustainability into agriculture by adding more value in doing the processing here in Canada and not overseas."
Value-added can be very constrained in its definition or it can very broad. It simply means adding processing capacity locally to take raw products from the field and create consumer goods which are ready for sale. That could be a small-scale honey operation bottling its own product and selling in the local farmers market, or it can mean something like a Lantic Sugar in Taber or McCain's in Letbridge County which take locally sourced ag products and create higher order consumer products on an industrial scale.
"People very correctly mention the potato processing in the area when they talk about value-added," confirms Ebel. "That is very well established. But a lot of people aren't aware of just how much dairy processing there is in the area. Lethbridge County has three cheese factories, including the largest in Alberta— which is the Agropur facility near Diamond City. We are shipping out massive amounts of cheese across Canada that essentially goes as far as Ontario in the east.
"That is an example of scaleable, value-added agriculture," he states. "The Agropur plant is large, and it employs about 100 people. This is industrial cheese production. "The other two we have, Crystal Springs Cheese and Latin Food Specialities Inc., are smaller, family-run operations that are making speciality cheeses. There you are taking the raw commodity, milk, and adding value by making speciality cheeses and yogurts.
"So you have everything from the very large value-added processor down to the smaller operations that are family-sized and everything in between," he concludes. "That's a misconception people have— that value-added always has to be these enormous factories and so forth. That is certainly out there, but there is a lot more out there than that."
At the farm level, Ebel says in his experience most producers who engage in value-added processing often do so out of economic necessity.
"I think with smaller producers there is advantages and disadvantages," says Ebel. "I think smaller producers have come under more pressure where market prices for certain commodities dropped. They don't have the buffer or size cushion which helps them weather that storm, and tend to embrace value-added a bit more for that reason. I would also say smaller producers might be a little more nimble, and can fit into niche markets a bit better.
"Some our smaller producers in Lethbridge County are producing a higher quality crop," he adds, "and they are selling it into places where that higher quality is wanted, and consumers are willing to pay a premium for that."
Finding these niches often requires a nimbleness and creativity, says Ebel, that larger scale processors are just unable to match.
"You do see smaller operations testing the market in certain areas, and finding out what works, what doesn't, and responding to consumer taste," he says. "That's important. You can make a top quality product, but if nobody wants it, it's going to sit on the store shelves. You have to be producing at primary level, but also in terms of your value-add— it has to be something people actually want to consume."
But certain challenges persist for creating more value-added opportunities in southern Alberta, says Ebel. The Senate report references issues like difficulty of transport to bring these items to market, inter-provincial trade barriers, international market pressures and a chronic shortage of labour. Ebel says he has noted all these active barriers in Lethbridge County as well, but what may even be a greater challenge for most local value-added food processors is the prevailing economy of scale.
"Most consumers don't have too much money left at the end of the month," he says. "People are price-conscious for a reason. But there are several ways to look at it: One is more and more local stores are carrying local products.
"Take Costco, for example," he says. "I can get lettuce grown in Lethbridge County under the 'Inspired Greens' brand. I can buy that at Costco here in Lethbridge. It's there, and when you compare it to what is being trucked up from California and Arizona, it is actually price-competitive. So in terms of quality and in terms of price, I am not really that much worse off going with what is growing here locally. I think you see that price gap start to narrow over time."
Red Hat Co-op in the Medicine Hat area is another example of a local greenhouse consortium and food processing company, he says, which has been able to scale up its operations effectively to meet the western Canadian demand for certain veggies like peppers and cucumbers.
"Your local small producers are focused on the high end because they are limited in scale, and they are maybe limited in their expansion capacity, and probably their prices are always going to be a bit more expensive," he says. "But if they can find that sweet spot, and find that local customer base, they might be able to have a nice little niche going.
"Larger ones like Red Hat Co-op in that Medicine Hat area, Cypress County and so forth; because they were able to scale up— they can now be price-competitive and we are not trucking in from California or Arizona— we are getting those products right here in southern Alberta."
But its not always about scale, states Ebel— many consumers are making different dietary choices today than in previous generations, and many are now willing to pay a premium for high-quality or socially-conscious local food. That's where smaller-scale, value-added processors enter into the equation and really shine, he says.
"Some our smaller producers in Lethbridge County are producing a higher-quality crop," he states, "and they are selling it into places where that higher-quality is wanted, and consumers are willing to pay a premium for that. If you are just looking at price alone, it is probably easiest to go to your Wal-Marts. But if you want really delicious, tasty, locally-produced mustard— I know in the county where you can go find it, and there is just no comparison."
Ebel says one further point for consideration in this value-added discussion may be one of the most important. Many of the best local value-added processors, he says, have the cropping and production side of their operations figured out by now, but what remains are persistent challenges in marketing their products. Ebel theorizes governments might have a greater role to play in that.
"We have had conversations with value-added producers on the smaller scale, and they were asking if there is a role the county or provincial government can play to help with marketing and promotion?" says Ebel. "It's a fine line to walk. We are not there to advertise for individual companies, and yet to raise the awareness of what's out there; that's definitely something we'd like to do. We also want to help these producers make connections with potential markets or customers that might really benefit from their products.
"On a more regional scale," he adds, "the creation of 'Canada's Premier Food Corridor;' that's trying to do the promotion and awareness-raising. That's five municipalities, (Choose Lethbridge, the Town of Coaldale, Lethbridge County, Town of Taber and the MD of Taber), right now working together to try to promote not only the businesses in those municipalities, but to market the region in general as a top quality agri-food production area.
"Hopefully those benefits will come over time to every agri-food producer in southern Alberta."
But it's not just governments which have a role to play as cheerleaders for local food products, says Ebel. Everyone in the region should be "banging the drum" for local ag and locally produced value-added agri-food products, he says, and be willing to put their money where their mouth is.
"I think over time we will see more of a consumer willingness to add a few percentages to the grocery bill, but you are buying local and you are buying a higher quality. But, I admit, that remains to be seen."
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Kaothip Tidadin (), real name Tidadin Hin-on () (born 16 August 1989), is a Thai luk thung singer, formed and managed by GMM Grammy. She started on stage in 2008 as a singer in a Nongmai Taidaw Season 1 project. She has released 2 studio albums and 10 singles.

Early life
Kaothip was born in Amnat Charoen province to Vinai and Lamphao Hin-aon. She finished primary education from Ban Som Sa-aad Nuengkrung School, secondary education from Nawieng Chullawitthaya School and tertiary education from Dhurakij Pundit University.

Musical career
Kaothip began singing as a child, because her father, Mor lam, is also a musician. She was the most talented in her primary school, and got support from her teachers and her parents.

In Secondary 6, Mr. Boonchuei Sangchan, the school director, heard that Sala Khunnawut wanted a new Luk thung singer in a record label Grammy Gold (network by GMM Grammy). Boonchuei called her to record demo-cassette for audition, and she debuted.

After that, Sala Khunnawut wrote first songs for her; The Shy High School's girls (, Sao Mor Play Yang Ai Hak) and Last Term (), giving her the stage name Kaothip Tidadin.

Acting career
Kaothip began acting in 2015. In 2017, she played her first television role in the series Nay Hoi Thamin (Remake version). She was cast as Bua Kiew, with Phai Phongsathon cast as Si Ho. In 2020, she co-started in the series Mongkut Dok Ya, cast as Ging-aor Siengsawan.

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Q: Prove that there is a subgroup of index 2 Let $G$ be a group, and $N \lhd G$ so that $[G:N]=2014$.
I need to prove that there is a subgroup of index 2.
Indeed, since $N \lhd G$, $o(G/N)=2014$, but I  couldn't find how to go on.

A: Work in $G/N$:
We have $2014=2\times 19\times 53$.
Hence there exist a subgroup of order $53$. This subgroup is either normal, or there would be at least $54$ such subgroup. Since $53$ is a prime, any 2 subgroup of order $53$ must intersect only at $e$. So there cannot be $54$ subgroup of order $53$. Thus the subgroup of order $53$ is a normal subgroup $H$. Hence we quotient that one out again. And the rest is easy.
Then the rest is just standard correspondence theorem.

A: Hint: use the Sylow-Theorems to show that the group $G/N$ of order $2014=2\cdot 19 \cdot 53$ has a subgroup $H/N$ of index $2$. Then use the Correspondence Theorem to conclude that this corresponds to $H<G$ with $(G:H)=2$.

A: Obviously, we can just replace $G$ with $G/N$, and assume that $G$ itself has order 2014.
We have $2014 = 2 \times 19 \times 53$.
The number of $53$-Sylow subgroups of $G$ divides $2 \times 19 = 38$, but at the same time is congruent to $1 \mod 53$. So there is only one subgroup of $G$ of order 53. Therefore that subgroup is normal. (Any conjugate of it can only be itself.)
So modding out by that subgroup, we can now assume that $G$ has order 38. A $19$-Sylow subgroup will do the trick.

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Public School Educators in Guilford County Endorse Pro-Public Education Candidates for State and Local Races
GREENSBORO, N.C. – The Guilford County Association of Educators, an affiliate of the North Carolina Association of Educators, has endorsed seven pro-public education candidates for North Carolina House and Senate legislative seats.
Michael Garrett, N.C. Senate, District 27
Gladys Robinson, N.C. Senate, District 28 (incumbent)
Ashton Clemmons, N.C. House, District 57
Amos Quick, N.C. House, District 58 (incumbent)
Steven Buccini, N.C. House, District 59
Pricey Harrison, N.C. House, District 61 (incumbent)
Martha Shafer, N.C. House, District 62
In local Guilford County races for the Board of Education and the Board of County Commissioners, the GCAE has endorsed the following candidates:
Winston McGregor, Board of Education, At-Large, Candidate Questionnaire
Greg Drumwright, Board of Education, District 2, Candidate Questionnaire
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Khem Irby, Board of Education, District 6, Candidate Questionnaire
Tracy Lamothe, Board of County Commissioners, District 3, Candidate Questionnaire/Pg 2
Winston McGregor, candidate for Board of Education, At-Large
Greg Drumwright, candidate for Board of Education, District 2
Desiree Best, candidate for Board of Education, District 4
Khem Irby, candidate for Board of Education, District 6
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"These candidates have proven that our students, our educators, and our schools are a top priority," said NCAE President Mark Jewell. "They know that in order for North Carolina to continue to prosper, we must have a strong public education system. That means more funding and resources, and salaries that will help recruit and retain those who love this profession."
NCAE's focus is to support candidates who can help fully restore education funding to North Carolina's public schools and move the state forward. The Association's 2018 Legislative Agenda puts priorities on retaining and recruiting quality educators, increasing per-pupil expenditures (39th in the nation), and funding for textbooks, restoring teacher assistant positions, eliminating additional funding for private school vouchers, and providing professional compensation for all educators (37th in the nation).
In addition to these candidate endorsements, the state NCAE and county affiliate GCAE both are urging voters to vote against all six proposed constitutional amendments on this year's ballot.
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The difference between Afghanistan and Vietnam
Pam Tapper
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Many have speculated that Afghanistan could become this generation's Vietnam, but it appears the outcome of the war in Afghanistan will be much different than the Vietnam War. There are many similarities with Afghanistan and Vietnam, but there are many differences too.
Our war with Afghanistan started soon after Sept. 11, 2001, when it was determined that the hijackers who flew into the twin towers of New York, the Pentagon and into the ground in southwestern Pennsylvania were all members of Al Qaeda. Al Qaeda is a fundamentalist, Islamic, multinational, stateless group bent on destroying America and Americans. The headquarters of Al Qaeda was located in Afghanistan. The Taliban were creating a safe haven for Al Qaeda. The Taliban is a group of Islamic fundamentalists, from Afghanistan, who were protecting Al Qaeda.
The word Taliban means student. It is a religious and political group that governed Afghanistan from 1996 until 2001 when its leaders were removed from power by NATO forces. In 2004, a new Taliban insurgency group rose up in guerilla style to attempt to defeat the current elected administration.
The guerillas of the Taliban are similar to the guerillas of the Viet Cong in Vietnam. They were also an insurgent group of local Vietnamese and warlords.
Vietnam had a history of foreign occupation from the French and then from the United States. Afghanistan has a history of foreign occupation from the British in the middle 1800's, the Russians in the 1980's and now the United States from 2001 until the present.
Both governments of Vietnam and Afghanistan are rumored to be corrupt and they don't have the full support of their people.
In both cases, it is said to be asymmetric warfare when a weaker side can successfully exert leverage on a stronger military power. Power is not everything. When a military power goes into a foreign nation, they don't know all the nooks and crannies of the area. They may have air power, but they don't have land power. It is very difficult to fight a ground war in someone else's house. The locals know all the hiding places that the foreign military doesn't.
The terrain is an important aspect. The terrain in Vietnam was tropical, with rainy seasons and incredible heat and humidity. Afghanistan is rugged with mountains and unpaved roads and extreme climate changes.
It is hard to win the hearts and the minds of the local people if you look like a previous occupier. In Vietnam, the United States looked just like the French, and to the Vietnamese, they were the same. In Afghanistan, the United States looks just like the British and the Russians, there is little difference to the local people.
So much for the similarities, the differences between Afghanistan and Vietnam are that the United States was attacked by Al Qaeda and the war is against Al Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan. These are our sworn enemies. Al Qaeda attacked over 3,000 innocent Americans on our soil. Vietnam never attacked us, we were just there to keep the Communists out of Southeast Asia. We had no vested interest in Vietnam, except perhaps the oil of Sumatra and the rest of Southeast Asia.
As presidential adviser, James Rubin recently stated on MSNBC, "The whole world is on our side in Afghanistan; the whole world was clearly not on our side in Vietnam."
On Sunday, Sept. 27, Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the U.S commander in Afghanistan stated on "60 Minutes" that he is fed up with the way the United States has been fighting the war for the past eight years. McChrystal assumed his current assignment on June 15, 2009. Since that time, he has said that the situation in Afghanistan is a little worse than he thought it was. He said the violence in the north and the west is greater than he expected.
He sent a new directive to his troops in writing that stated, "We must change the way we think, act and operate.
"If the people are against us, we cannot be successful. If the people view us as occupiers and the enemy, we can't be successful and our casualties will go up dramatically."
"The only way to win is to earn the support of the people," McChrystal explained. "Conventional military operations designed to kill the enemy can never win this war. Destroying homes and accidentally killing civilians in the process only creates more insurgents and alienates the population."
McChrystal then stated that "civilian casualties … are literally how we lose the war or in many ways how we win it."
Although Afghanistan is bigger than Iraq, it only has half as many forces as Iraq. McChrystal told "60 Minutes," that he plans to double the forces to 400,000.
With McChrystal's understanding of the people of Afghanistan, I think it is possible to win the hearts and minds of the Afghan people and in turn win the war in Afghanistan.
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The use of bariatric surgery among older, severely obese patients was not associated with a decreased risk of death, according to a study in the June 15 issue of JAMA. This study is being released early online to coincide with its presentation at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting.
Matthew L. Maciejewski, Ph.D., of the Durham VA Medical Center, Durham, N.C., and colleagues conducted a study to determine whether bariatric surgery is associated with reduced mortality among predominantly older male high-risk patients at Veterans Affairs medical centers. Mortality was examined for 850 veterans who had bariatric surgery in January 2000 to December 2006 (average age 49.5 years; average BMI, 47.4) and 41,244 nonsurgical controls (average age 54.7 years; average BMI 42.0) from the same 12 Veteran Integrated Service Networks; the follow-up was through December 2008.
Eleven of 850 surgical case patients (1.29 percent) died within 30 days of surgery. The surgical case patients had lower crude mortality rates than the nonsurgical controls (at 1 year, 1.5 percent vs. 2.2 percent; at 2 years, 2.2 percent vs. 4.6 percent; at 6 years, 6.8 percent vs. 15.2 percent ). In unadjusted analysis, bariatric surgery was associated with reduced mortality. However, in further analysis that included 1,694 propensity-matched patients (using a statistical approach to compare patients who appear to be "similar" in many ways, except for one of the matched patients having had the operation), bariatric surgery was not significantly associated with reduced mortality.
"Our results highlight the importance of statistical adjustment and careful selection of surgical and nonsurgical cohorts, particularly during evaluation of bariatric surgery according to administrative data. Previous studies claiming a survival benefit for bariatric surgery had limited clinical information to conduct detailed risk adjustment or matching. The survival differences between the bariatric surgery and control groups were modest in most previous studies, so the beneficial effects of surgery may have been attenuated if adjustment for confounders had been possible. We demonstrated that risk adjustment with regression analysis resulted in a significant association of surgery and survival that was reduced when equivalence in baseline characteristics improved via propensity matching in this high-risk patient group," the authors write.
The researchers add that even though bariatric surgery is not associated with reduced mortality among older male patients, many patients may still choose to undergo bariatric surgery, given the strong evidence for significant reductions in body weight and co-existing illnesses and improved quality of life.


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namespace Ojs\JournalBundle\Menu;

use Knp\Menu\FactoryInterface;
use Ojs\CoreBundle\Acl\AuthorizationChecker;
use Ojs\JournalBundle\Entity\Journal;
use Ojs\JournalBundle\Event\MenuEvent;
use Ojs\JournalBundle\Event\MenuEvents;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerAware;

class MenuBuilder extends ContainerAware
{
    public function leftMenu(FactoryInterface $factory)
    {
        /**
         * @var Journal $journal
         * @var AuthorizationChecker $checker
         */
        $dispatcher = $this->container->get('event_dispatcher');
        $checker = $this->container->get('security.authorization_checker');
        $journal = $this->container->get('ojs.journal_service')->getSelectedJournal();
        $journalId = $journal->getId();
        $ojsTwigExtension = $this->container->get('ojs.twig.ojs_extension');

        $menu = $factory->createItem('root')->setChildrenAttribute('class', 'nav nav-sidebar');

        if ($checker->isGranted('EDIT', $journal)) {
            $menu->addChild('settings', [
                'route' => 'ojs_journal_settings_index',
                'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId]
            ]);
        }

        $items = [
            // [field, label, route, icon]
            ['stats', 'dashboard.general_stats', 'ojs_journal_stats_index', 'bar-chart'],
            ['submissionSettings', 'title.journal_settings_submission', 'ojs_journal_settings_submission', 'paper-plane'],
            ['mailSettings', 'title.journal_settings_mail', 'ojs_journal_settings_mail', 'envelope'],
            ['checklist', 'title.submission_checklists', 'ojs_journal_checklist_index', 'list'],
            ['file', 'title.submission_files', 'ojs_journal_file_index', 'file'],
            ['userRole', 'title.users', 'ojs_journal_user_index', 'key'],
            ['index', 'title.journal_indexes', 'ojs_journal_index_index', 'sitemap'],
            ['issues', 'title.issues', 'ojs_journal_issue_index', 'newspaper-o'],
            ['sections', 'title.sections', 'ojs_journal_section_index', 'folder'],
            ['articles', 'title.articles', 'ojs_journal_article_index', 'file-text'],
            ['contacts', 'title.contacts', 'ojs_journal_journal_contact_index', 'users'],
            ['mailTemplate', 'title.mail_templates', 'ojs_journal_mail_template_index', 'envelope'],
            ['design', 'title.designs', 'ojs_journal_design_index', 'bars'],
            ['theme', 'title.themes', 'ojs_journal_theme_index', 'paint-brush'],
            ['boards', 'title.boards', 'ojs_journal_board_index', 'object-group'],
            ['announcements', 'title.announcements', 'ojs_journal_announcement_index', 'bullhorn'],
            ['pages', 'title.pages', 'ojs_journal_page_index', 'file'],
            ['posts', 'title.post', 'ojs_journal_post_index', 'file-o'],
            ['files', 'title.files', 'ojs_journal_filemanager_index', 'file-image-o'],
            ['publisherManager', 'publisher.design', 'ojs_publisher_manager_design_index', 'wrench'],
            ['publisherManager', 'publisher.theme', 'ojs_publisher_manager_theme_index', 'css3'],
            ['publisherManager', 'publisher.edit', 'ojs_publisher_manager_edit', 'university'],
        ];

        foreach ($items as $item) {
            $field = $item[0];
            $label = $item[1];
            $path = $item[2];
            $icon = $item[3];

            if (empty($field) || $checker->isGranted('VIEW', $journal, $field) && $field != 'publisherManager') {
                $menu->addChild($label, [
                    'route' => $path,
                    'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
                    'extras' => ['icon' => $icon]
                ]);
            } elseif ($field == 'publisherManager') {
                if ($ojsTwigExtension->isGrantedForPublisher()) {
                    $menu->addChild($label, [
                        'route' => $path,
                        'routeParameters' => ['publisherId' => $journal->getPublisher()->getId()],
                        'extras' => ['icon' => $icon]
                    ]);
                }
            }

        }
        $menuEvent = new MenuEvent();
        $menuEvent->setMenuItem($menu);

        $dispatcher->dispatch(MenuEvents::LEFT_MENU_INITIALIZED, $menuEvent);
        return $menuEvent->getMenuItem();
    }

    public function topLeftMenu(FactoryInterface $factory)
    {
        /**
         * @var Journal $journal
         * @var AuthorizationChecker $checker
         */
        $dispatcher = $this->container->get('event_dispatcher');
        $checker = $this->container->get('security.authorization_checker');
        $journal = $this->container->get('ojs.journal_service')->getSelectedJournal();
        $journalId = $journal->getId();

        $menu = $factory->createItem('root')->setChildrenAttribute('class', 'nav nav-sidebar');

        $menu->addChild('dashboard', [
            'route' => 'ojs_journal_dashboard_index',
            'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
            'extras' => ['icon' => 'dashboard']
        ]);

        if ($checker->isGranted('CREATE', $journal, 'articles')) {
            $menu->addChild('article.submit', [
                'route' => 'ojs_journal_submission_new',
                'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
                'extras' => ['icon' => 'plus-circle',]
            ]);
        }

        $menuEvent = new MenuEvent();
        $menuEvent->setMenuItem($menu);

        $dispatcher->dispatch(MenuEvents::TOP_LEFT_MENU_INITIALIZED, $menuEvent);
        return $menuEvent->getMenuItem();
    }

    public function fabMenu(FactoryInterface $factory)
    {
        /**
         * @var Journal $journal
         * @var AuthorizationChecker $checker
         */
        $dispatcher = $this->container->get('event_dispatcher');
        $checker = $this->container->get('security.authorization_checker');

        $menu = $factory->createItem('root')->setChildrenAttribute('class', 'dropdown-menu dropdown-menu-right');

        $menu->addChild('dashboard', [
            'route' => 'dashboard',
            'attributes' => array('data-toggle' => 'tooltip', 'data-placement' => 'left'),
            'extras' => ['icon' => 'dashboard']
        ]);

        $journal = $this->container->get('ojs.journal_service')->getSelectedJournal();
        if ($journal) {

            $journalId = $journal->getId();

            if ($checker->isGranted('CREATE', $journal, 'articles')) {

                $menu->addChild('article.submit', [
                    'route' => 'ojs_journal_submission_new',
                    'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
                    'attributes' => array('data-toggle' => 'tooltip', 'data-placement' => 'left'),
                    'extras' => ['icon' => 'file-text']
                ]);
            }

            if ($checker->isGranted('EDIT', $journal, 'userRole')) {

                $menu->addChild('title.users', [
                    'route' => 'ojs_journal_user_index',
                    'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
                    'attributes' => array('data-toggle' => 'tooltip', 'data-placement' => 'left'),
                    'extras' => ['icon' => 'key']
                ]);
            }

            if ($checker->isGranted('EDIT', $journal, 'issues')) {

                $menu->addChild('title.issues', [
                    'route' => 'ojs_journal_issue_index',
                    'routeParameters' => ['journalId' => $journalId],
                    'attributes' => array('data-toggle' => 'tooltip', 'data-placement' => 'left'),
                    'extras' => ['icon' => 'plug']
                ]);
            }

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Killer Smiles After Father Attacks Him For Killing His Daughter
The father of a woman killed by a convicted sex offender dived across a courtroom table to attack him Thursday shortly after a judge sentenced the defendant to death for killing three people and wrapping their bodies in garbage bags.
Van Terry, the father of Shirellda Terry, had walked to the front of the courtroom to give a victim-impact statement and turned toward Michael Madison, who gave him a malicious smile. Terry lunged at Madison and was immediately swarmed by sheriff's deputies as Madison and his attorneys scrambled to get out of the way.
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swat 7 on January 24, 2023 at 8:40 pm
bro superman punched him
mario pena on January 24, 2023 at 8:43 pm
If I was that cop I'd pretend I dropped something behind me
M M on January 24, 2023 at 8:44 pm
The famous chimp smile
Pablo Pappalardo on January 24, 2023 at 8:46 pm
i cant see where he smile
Frank Tenpenny on January 24, 2023 at 8:47 pm
So stupid to sentence this murderer to death
Sacreed one on January 24, 2023 at 8:49 pm
Oh well 🙂
Hanakoo [花子] on January 24, 2023 at 8:49 pm
That was pretty satisfying..
JobCentrePuss on January 24, 2023 at 8:50 pm
What a leap, what a man. I will never forget this footage or that man.
#Onroadto50subs Roblox with xay on January 24, 2023 at 8:50 pm
What his wrong with him,smiling You gotta be kidding me
Michelle m hessman on January 24, 2023 at 8:51 pm
Loner on January 24, 2023 at 8:53 pm
He's definitely going to hell when Jesus returns
markangelo dioneza on January 24, 2023 at 8:54 pm
its not a human only a monster that hiding in sheep skin
brandonhoward on January 24, 2023 at 8:55 pm
Hope someone tore that smile off his face with a shank in prison. Coward as punk. Wish the cop would have let him have a few seconds before he intervened.
I Jizzaprove on January 24, 2023 at 8:56 pm
I pray for God that this scumbag may burn in hell forever
Oohhse Da God on January 24, 2023 at 8:57 pm
As a Father of 2 daughters I feel for this dad in all means
Anklebiter 91 on January 24, 2023 at 8:58 pm
So who won?
The guy smiling.
Until we grow up and stop playing crime is allowed.
Gangul on January 24, 2023 at 8:59 pm
Where is smiles ?
By law, you should be allowed 1 free lick.
Marie Baker on January 24, 2023 at 9:00 pm
Do you call this politics posting criminals organization on humans trafficking that's ridiculous
Jorge Anaya on January 24, 2023 at 9:04 pm
Has he been executed, this happened 6 years ago.
commonsense75 on January 24, 2023 at 9:06 pm
They should let the dad have a crack at him.
Glenn Vanzuylen on January 24, 2023 at 9:06 pm
Rott in jail
Zac Ausman on January 24, 2023 at 9:09 pm
That man should be in the NFL.
Gina Perez on January 24, 2023 at 9:11 pm
My heart aches for the father.
chavalon jaimes on January 24, 2023 at 9:14 pm
Ayara 81 on January 24, 2023 at 9:15 pm
Why did they fight so hard to protect that monster?
Leanbacksfinest on January 24, 2023 at 9:17 pm
How can the police react so fast at a good served revenge? When the cops kid get killed i guess he wont like to be hold back!? But for a minute i forgot that the police some bunch of anti humans!
- hamma on January 24, 2023 at 9:18 pm
Always problems with black people
Lee on January 24, 2023 at 9:20 pm
Hope that murderer is burning hell and getting shafted by the devil. No lube
Making movie
Mr R on January 24, 2023 at 9:21 pm
Atleast allow him to break his eyes if not to kill
Eliseu M on January 24, 2023 at 9:21 pm
We are all wishing harm to the killer, but if he repent even locked up, that dude still going to heaven while our asses will locked up in fire for wishing him harm.
Orionna Perez on January 24, 2023 at 9:22 pm
I feel sooo bad for parents who loose children I think that's the worst thing that could ever happen to a person
Jamie AMODEO on January 24, 2023 at 9:22 pm
If I was one of those CO's I'm letting Dad at least get a couple in before I break it up.
Koel on January 24, 2023 at 9:25 pm
Smiling at families of a murder victim is beyond cruel. Even genuine remorse and apologies are not enough to completely soothe their pain and anger.
silverhand on January 24, 2023 at 9:26 pm
Everyone who got in that man's way is a spineless coward
homes on January 24, 2023 at 9:27 pm
Hopefully there are good guys in prison to help take out the trash.
Devil Star on January 24, 2023 at 9:30 pm
Killer wouldn't be laughing of he reached him.
EACH 1 TEACH 1 on January 24, 2023 at 9:31 pm
Why is a women always damn screaming lol
Rogue Ronin on January 24, 2023 at 9:35 pm
I thought child killers get it rough in prison why is he smiling?
Maria Town on January 24, 2023 at 9:35 pm
His penalty should include 5 minutes handcuffed in a chair alone with the dad.
timothy roome-traut on January 24, 2023 at 9:36 pm
I truly believe animals like this should be locked in a cage with an angry chimpanzee and live the rest of their lives in fear
David Molina on January 24, 2023 at 9:37 pm
I still don't under stand if that man killed three woman why isn't he covered in gas and lit on fire the second the guilty charge is pronounced


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Prof. Dr. Ralf Küsters
Prof. Ralf Küsters
Areas of Research: Information Technology, Telecommunications
Thematic Priority: Information Security, IT-Security, Cyber Security, Hacker Attacks, Cryptography, Internet Security, Privacy
Field of Work
The Institute of Information Security carries out research and teaches in various areas of information security. The fields span from system security (hacking attacks, access control, etc.), Internet and Web security, cryptography (encryption, digital signatures etc.), including postquantum cryptography, the design and analysis of cryptographic and security protocols (for example, for authentication and key exchange) to smart contracts, blockchains, and electronic voting.
Hacker attacks.
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Prof. Küsters was born January 15th, 1972 in Kempen (Germany). In 1997 he completed his diploma in Computer Science and in 2000 his Ph.D. at RWTH Aachen both with distinction, where during his Ph.D. he also stayed at Rutgers University (USA). After positions at University of Kiel, Stanford University (USA), and ETH Zurich, Prof. Küsters became a professor for Information Security and Cryptography at University of Trier. Since 2017 he is a professor for Information Security at University of Stuttgart where he founded and now leads the Institute of Information Security. Prof. Küsters has received several awards and scholarships for his research work. He also regularly presents his research results at the international top conferences on information security.
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Aboriginal leader Jacinta Price: 'Changing the date of Australia Day is pointless.'
The most important moment of Triple J's Hottest 100 had nothing to do with who won.
Aussie celebrities are using social media to start conversations about Australia Day.
Linda Burney: "Australia Day remains a controversial, even painful event."
Could you pass the Australian citizenship test without studying?
Triple J's Hottest 100 has begun and fans are already praising one move.
"I don't have a problem with Australia Day. I have a problem with the date."
Julia Gillard gets Australia Day gong, calls for better gender balance among recipients.
Invasion Day ad compares Australia Day to tragic events in history.
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Relief for seafarers onboard vessel stuck off coast of China is long overdue
MSC has requested crew change since mid-2020, but no implementation so far
MSC urges governments to take a close interest and encourages all parties to find a solution urgent
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company is calling for an urgent crew change solution for the bulk carrier "ANASTASIA", which is stuck off the coast of northern China, and is among dozens of ships in a waiting line near the port of Caofeidian.
MSC has repeatedly requested during the ship's voyage that the seafarers onboard should be relieved to return home to their families. These proposals have not yet been implemented by the chartering parties which determine the ship's movements. China has prohibited a crew change at Chinese ports due to COVID-19 restrictions and MSC's mid-December requests for a crew change at anchorage or in Japan, a few days sailing away, have not been carried out.
As the technical operator of the ship, MSC is very concerned for the well-being of these sailors and is in regular contact with them, and with their families ashore, as well as supplying a clinical psychologist for remote support. Many of the crew have been at sea for several months longer than was initially anticipated. After local authorities recently blocked MSC's attempt to send a doctor to visit the ship in person, the company is currently seeking to remedy this through diplomatic channels.
MSC's daily attempts to seek a solution follow several months of proposals to allow the vessel to make a port call that would facilitate crew relief.
Requests for crew changes
MSC first attempted to change the crew of the ANASTASIA in Hong Kong in June 2020. A subsequent attempt in early August to change crew in Hong Kong was prohibited due to local authorities' COVID restrictions. Japanese authorities later in August approved the vessel to berth at Mitusure Island in Japan, but the request was not implemented. During the period August to December, further attempts to permit a crew change in Manila, Hong Kong, Singapore and Busan were also refused, including as recently as 17 December 2020 after MSC suggested a potential deviation to Japan for crew change.
MSC is deeply concerned that none of these solutions have worked so far. MSC, as the technical operator of the ship, cannot simply order the master to deviate to a port for a crew change, as the vessel could be arrested as a result. This would only perpetuate the problem and may result in the crew remaining onboard for even longer than necessary.
MSC has already shared information with various authorities and encourages governments to take an interest in forging a solution to this growing humanitarian problem, not only for seafarers onboard the ANASTASIA, but also on dozens of other non-MSC vessels in the area which we understand to be stuck in a similar situation due to trade issues between China and Australia. We have brought the matter to the attention of the UN International Maritime Organization, and other international governmental and industry bodies.
MSC is grateful to the people onboard, and their families ashore, for the extraordinary patience and courage they have shown and we stand with them in seeking an urgent solution to their situation. We will continue to support them and ensure that everyone on board continues to receive timely remuneration and is provided with food, water and other essentials.
For further information, accredited journalists may contact:
Giles Broom
Global PR & Internal Communications Manager
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company
m: +41 (0)79 754 8827
e: media@msc.com
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company, headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, is a global leader in transportation and logistics, privately owned and founded in 1970 by Gianluigi Aponte. As one of the world's leading container shipping lines, MSC has 493 offices across 155 countries worldwide with over 70,000 employees. With access to an integrated network of road, rail and sea transport resources which stretches across the globe, the company prides itself on delivering global service with local knowledge. MSC's shipping line sails on more than 200 trade routes, calling at over 500 ports.
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Legendary Actress Doris Day Dies at 97
By	Alley Interactive	 May 13, 2019
Doris Day, the iconic actress whose wholesome voice captivated Hollywood, has died after contracting a serious case of pneumonia. She was 97.
In a statement, the Doris Day Animal Foundation confirmed the sad news that she died on May 13, 2019 at her home in Carmel Valley, California:
Doris Day passed away early this morning at her Carmel Valley home, having celebrated her 97th birthday on April 3 of this year. Nearly 300 fans gathered in Carmel last month to celebrate Day's birthday. Day had been in excellent physical health for her age, until recently contracting a serious case of pneumonia, resulting in her death. She was surrounded by a few close friends as she passed.
Born Mary Ann Von Kappelhoff in 1922, the Cincinnati-native began her career as a singer at the age of 15. Her most famous tunes include "Sentimental Journey" and "Que Sera Sera." She moved on to star in 39 films, including Alfred Hitchcock's The Man Who Knew Too Much and That Touch of Mink, during her three decades of work in Hollywood. Doris, who was beloved for her warm and chaste persona, later received the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2004 and the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008.
Since the 1970s, Doris had focused much of her energy on the Doris Day Animal Foundation, determined to fight animal testing and to advocate for spay-and-neuter education and outreach. According to her eponymous foundation, Doris did not want a funeral, memorial service, or grave marker. Those wishing to remember her after her passing are encouraged to visit www.dorisdayanimalfoundation.org.
We're keeping Doris Day's loved ones in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
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Deerfield student honored at annual Peacemaker Awards
Photo Credit: David Rainville/The Recorder
"GREENFIELD — Traprock Center for Peace and Justice Director Sarah Pirtle says the Peacemaker Award recognizes not only the students, but also the families, teachers and mentors that help and inspire them to do good things.
"We look forward to this night all year," Pirtle said at the awards ceremony at Greenfield Community College on Thursday.
The awards were founded in 2000 by Traprock and the Interfaith Council of Franklin County, to shed a positive light on area youths at a time when school violence was making headlines nationwide after the Columbine shooting.
This year, more than a dozen area students were honored for their community contributions in the annual Peacemaker Awards…"
Read about Jade Basem '15 and her work with Big Brothers Big Sisters at Deerfield Academy in the May 14, 2015 Greenfield Recorder article "Local Teens honored at annual Peacemaker Awards" by David Rainville.


PRINCESS Eugenie has been following an effective diet and fitness regime in the run up to her wedding.
Princess Eugenie got engaged to Jack Brooksbank in January 2018 and quickly organised their royal wedding to take place just nine months later.
And ahead of the big day on Friday 12 October, Prince William and Prince Harry's cousin has been working on looking her best.
Like previous royal brides Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, Princess Eugenie has semingly been following a strict diet over the last few months.
Princess Beatrice's younger sister has previously opened up on how she says in shape, telling Harper's Bazaar about her gruelling, early morning exercise regime.
Eugenie explained: "I get up around 6:45 to start exercising by 7. I go to the park from 7 to 8. I do circuits – which I love because they're quick – burpees, squat jumps, lunges, the whole lot.
"It's much better, as I can't run for a long time. Or I go with my best friend to this amazing, women-only gym called Grace Belgravia."
The princess is said to be a big fan of The Detox Kitchen – giving a huge insight into her food preferences.
The Princess of York told the magazine: "For lunch, I walk over to the Detox Kitchen, which is right across Regent Street in Kingly Court. They do the best food, all healthy."
From low-calorie salads to high-nutrition dishes, it's definitely a healthier option for those looking to trim down.
Keeping down the excess sugar, she also revealed that her tipple of choice is a vodka and soda water – one of the lowest calorie drink options out there.
How much weight has Princess Eugenie lost?
One expert, Personal Trainer Jess Tonking, spoke to Express.co.uk about her incredible figure transformation.
"If she has been following a weight training programme it's hard to determine how much weight she has lost due to muscle gain.
"I believe she may have lost three per cent body fat (four pounds of fat loss) in the 6 weeks since the Royal [Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's] wedding."
She added that while it may not sound like a hefty sum, exchanging fat for muscle gradually is a great achievement and there's no doubt the Royal has toned up even more in recent weeks.


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There are many politicians today who reside in a very high tax bracket, and are public about their plans to raise taxes for this bracket so the rich in this country can give an extra portion back to the country that has been so good to them. The claim made is that this is a moral thing to do.
Yet, if you look at the personal charitable donation records of these very politicians, the amount they give to charity is often less than 1-2%, even lower than the AVERAGE American's meager giving rate of 2.2% of their total income.
So, if these politicians think that the moral thing to do is to force the rich to give back more of their money in order to help the less fortunate in this country, then why aren't they currently doing that themselves?
c'mon, this is a big one here folks.
And we're equating taxation with giving to charity? Because I think the forced taxation argument would be similar to the Jefferson slavery argument. In that, economically, they can continue to make money with money they have in their possession, but as soon as they hand it over to taxes, they can no longer use that money to increase their net worth. But they're willing to go along with an increase in taxation for everyone in their bracket, because then they can cry morality and the race to the "who has the most when they die" award is still even.
As for charity, you'd think they'd be giving away left and right, particularly in election years, and then making a big issue of it in an attempt to gain votes. Do I come across as a bit cynical here?
I do believe that Ron Paul refused his pension. And there are a few who refused the last congressional pay raise, aren't there? But I don't think that's the same as giving to charity.


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Nicky Deuce é um filme da Nickelodeon, estelando Noah Munck, e é baseado no livro Nicky Deuce: Welcome to the Family. O filme foi dirigido por Jonathan A. Rosenbaum e escrito por Art Edler Brown, Andy Callahan, e Douglas Sloan.

Enredo
Nicholas Borelli II é um jovem estranho de um suburbio chato, que deveria ir para o acampamento de matemática, enquanto seus pais estão fora, em uma viagem de negócios. No entanto, quando o acampamento é cancelado seus pais relutantemente o mandam para a casa de seu Tio Frankie e sua avó Tutti no Brooklin. Embora ele tenha medo num primeiro momento, Nicky começa a gostar da comida de sua avó e aprende um pouco mais sobre o bairro, enquanto descobre coisas sobre a história de sua família. Mas então as coisas ficam estranhas quando ele começa a suspeitar que seu tio é um gangster, assim como nos filmes sobre a máfia.

Elenco
Noah Munck como Nicholas "Nicky Deuce" Borelli ll
Steve Schirripa com Tio Frankie
Rita Moreno como Vovó Tutti
Vincent Curatola como Paulie
Tony Sirico como Charlie Cimento
James Gandolfini como Bobby Ovo
Michael Imperioli como O Doutor
 Cassius Creightney como Tommy
Cristine Prosperi como Donna

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