Methotrexate side effects may include and are not limited to mouth sores, vomiting, hair loss, and nausea. More serious side effects can include jaundice and kidney toxicity.
If any of these symptoms occur, immediate medical help should be sought.
One serious side effect is a low red blood cell count. This may increase the patient's risk of infections, anemia and/or bleeding. These serious side effects usually occur within 7 days of beginning the medication, and patients normally recover from this problem within 21 days of taking the drug.
Men and women may experience side effects that include the inability to fertilize or conceive a child. Barrier methods should be used to prevent conception as well, since methotrexate may cause birth defects.
Mothers should also not nurse while on methotrexate. It is important to consult with a doctor about when it is safe to try to become pregnant or conceive following this therapy. The side effects for children are similar to those found in adults. In addition, Methotrexate is more likely to cause weight loss rather than weight gain.
If there is any sign of infection, including a fever of over 100.5 degrees F or chills, a doctor should be called immediately. Any unusual symptoms that last for more than 24 hours are cause for concern. Be sure to give the treating physician a list of all medications, including over-the-counter drugs, vitamins and herbal remedies that are being used, as these may affect the methotrexate's effectiveness. Aspirin and ibuprofen should also be avoided. Any blood thinners should be adjusted while on this medication, as should immunizations without prior physician approval.
Methotrexate is a powerful medication used to treat cancer, and there are many very serious side effects associated with this drug. It should never be taken without a doctor's recommendation and usage should be monitored closely. Anyone taking this should avoid alcohol use and sun exposure. It is also crucial to get plenty of rest and eat well to avoid any possible side effects. While using the drug, blood, kidney function and liver function should be tested regularly.


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Mongolia hosts official welcoming ceremony for Russian President
President of Mongolia Kh.Battulga welcomed President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin, who is paying an official visit to Mongolia, at the Sukhbaatar Square in Ulaanbaatar.
He is visiting Mongolia at the invitation of President of Mongolia Kh.Battulga within the framework of the 80th anniversary of the Victory of the Khalkhiin Gol Battles.
During his official visit to Mongolia, Russian President Vladimir Putin is accompanied by Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Deputy Prime Minister Alexey Gordeyev, Energy Minister Alexander Novak, Defense Deputy Mnister Alexander Fomin, President of Russian Railways Oleg Belozyorov, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund Kirill A. Dmitriev and heads of some Russian energy and engineering companies Rosneft, En+Group, Inter, RosGidro and Technopromexport.
Mongolian President Kh.Battulga and Russian President Vladimir Putin are set to hold official talks, exchanging views on a wide range of issues concerning the development of bilateral ties and cooperation. The two sides will also sign a renewed document between Mongolia and the Russian Federation on Friendly and Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Following the talks, 11 agreements on bilateral cooperation of Mongolia and Russia will be signed.
The heads of state of Mongolia and Russia will also take part in a ceremony dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the joint victory of the Khalkhiin Gol Battles.

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Big Turnout for Nordplus Seminar on Sustainable Integration Projects
An impressive number of successful Nordplus projects with a focus on integration were presented when Nordplus hosted a virtual integration seminar. This initiative is full of inspiration for future projects across the Nordic and Baltic countries.
The participants have taken a stand against poor integration, and they are eager to do more and to engage both students and teachers in the work to create equal opportunities for learning - also for citizens whose native language is neither Nordic or Baltic. This was a common focus across all the presentations when Nordplus hosted an online seminar on integration in April 2021. More than 60 people joined the presentations online and, with Nichole Leigh Mosty as their host, were guided through the tightly packed programme. She is bilingual herself, born and raised in the US and emigrated to Iceland when she was young. Today she is the director of the national Multicultural and Information Centre in Iceland.
"Teaching became the key to my own integration and my success in Iceland. I am very thankful and honoured to be here today and to have this opportunity to cooperate with Nordplus," says Nichole Leigh Mosty.
The organisers had made sure to include projects and networks that would give the participants experiences reaching far beyond the purely professional - this specifically meant cultural encounters across ages, nationalities and professions.
The presentations were driven by great personal commitment. All the participants wish to bring about greater integration, gain more insight into research in the field, acquire more knowledge on methods and tools and exchange experiences with like-minded teachers from other Nordic and Baltic countries.
SPICA - a truly Nordic network
Åsmund Aamaas is Norwegian and lead coordinator at the SPICA network, which arranges intensive courses every year for Nordic students who wish to become teachers as part of the Nordplus programme "Higher Education". The students earn 5 ECTS points and both the students and their teachers take part in cultural mobility projects. The partnership has existed since 2006 and they often work across five different time zones. All the Nordic countries, including Greenland and the Faroe Islands, are represented.
"More than 400 students and teachers have been directly involved in SPICA activities and we are very grateful for the opportunities that this partnership has given us," says Åsmind Asmaas.
Johanna Lampinen is from the University of Oulu and is a teacher herself.
Video about the Spica network. Visit to Greenland 2019
"One of the most important things is of course the opportunity for greater cultural mobility and the possibility of going on an exchange to another university in a Nordic country. But it is also important that Nordic teachers can share the latest research. It gives us an opportunity to develop new teaching methods," she explains.
A main component of any SPICA course is two preliminary online sessions. The two speakers explain how this ensures the students know each other in advance and that they have enough knowledge about the country and the area they are supposed to visit. When students and teachers meet physically the work can begin straight away - both the academic and the cultural work. Everybody feels like they know each other - just about enough to prepare them to be open and ready to collaborate.
SPICA has kept up with the times and its main focus is now on sustainability, diversity, democracy and citizenship in education. Both Åsmund Aamaas and Johanna Lampinen highlight the importance of research-based education.
"This network makes it possible to discuss teaching and to ensure that the focus is on what future teachers need to know," says Åsmund Aamaas.
Integration and education go hand in hand
Mikael Olafson is a researcher from Stockholm University and he presented research that shows how teachers, no matter what grade they teach at, can best work with students with multicultural backgrounds.
"We should not dilute our teaching. We need to challenge students and we need to organise our teaching so that the bilingual students have the best possible opportunities to learn," says Mikael Olafson.
It is crucial that Swedish teachers understand this, he explains. In Sweden, between 26-29 percent of all students are born in a foreign country or to parents who were born in a foreign country.
"This means that all schools and all teachers in Sweden will encounter students whose native language is not Swedish and therefore all teachers need to know how to learn a new language - but most importantly how to learn 'in' a new language," says Mikael Olafson.
The bilingual students will learn nothing if the teachers do not understand this. This is how bluntly the Swedish researcher puts it.
He highlights three main parameters: interpersonal relationships, effective teaching methods and multicultural teaching environments.
"Interpersonal relationships are especially important for the group whose culture is different from the dominant culture in the school. The students will invest much more in their schooling if their identity is valued and appreciated and if their identity is validated," Mikael Olafson says.
Research shows that a good relationship between teacher and student can make up for the disadvantages that bilingual students can have socially, economically and culturally. He also has some clear recommendations when it comes to teaching strategies and multicultural teaching environments, since it will not work to treat all students the same. The bilingual students have to be allowed to reflect on what they have learnt in their native language. Many have to learn both the syllabus and a whole new language at the same time as they, with their families, are trying to find their footing in a new culture.
Hard to get earlier education acknowledged
The participants were also introduced to "The Global School", which is a Swedish sister programme to Nordplus, Atlas and Erasmus.
The goal is to prepare the Swedish educational system to teach and take responsibility for the development of teaching for all grades in a multicultural society. Here, teachers, educators and pedagogues in higher education, as well as in municipalities, can benefit, free of charge, from the centre's knowledge and research and can apply for funding for concrete projects on sustainable teaching and intercultural research.
Amela Fific is regional manager for The Swedish Council of Higher Education and in charge of "The Global School", and she is also a high school teacher. She has, amongst other things, worked in adult education for the UN in Afghanistan and Kosovo. Sustainability is a common theme in all the work but most important to the centre is of course the fourth UN global goal: to ensure quality education for all.
"We give our students insight into knowledge, methods and different types of teaching materials so that they can teach their students about the possibilities for active, global citizenship," she explains.
One of the biggest challenges is that not enough attention is paid to the educational background of refugees when they enter the Swedish education system.
"The courses and the processes are too long and too standardised. As a consequence, many refugees lose their motivation," says Amela Fific.
But it can be done. In Gothenburg, a partnership between all the parties involved resulted in jobs at the Volvo factory for many of the refugees. The only reason this worked was because the municipality and everyone involved worked together, and because the educational backgrounds and experiences of the refugees were taken into consideration. Some were, for example, highly skilled in maths. This is exactly the kind of scenario Amela Fific wants to introduce the other participants to when Nordplus hosts an integration seminar in Tallinn in autumn 2021.
Networking: Innovation and integration
The participants were also introduced to the innovation project "Extended Education, After-school Programs and Leisure Pedagogics in Scandinavia and the Baltics". Here the different partners collaborate both across the different countries and also across different levels of education; here universities and colleges are equal partners.
The project was presented by Rakel Blöndal Sveinsdóttir Toubro, associate professor at University College Absalon. She is Icelandic and has lived and worked in Denmark for so long that she almost can't tell what language she is most confident in.
The network is relatively new, established in 2016, and with help from funding from Nordplus it has been possible to establish strong exchange programmes and networking meetings since 2017.
"The funding from Nordplus has made it possible for us to plan networking meetings in the autumn where we meet in person to plan the upcoming intensive courses. We always try to meet in different countries so that we can see each other's facilities, do field studies and visit institutions, etc.," Rakel Blöndal Sveinsdöttur Toubro explains.
Participants at the Nordplus project "Extended Education - After School Programs and Leisure Pedagogics in Scandinavia and the Baltics. Photo: Rakel Blöndal Sveinsdíttur Toubro, Professionshøjskolen Absalon
She calls attention to one of the biggest advantages of the network, which is the possibility to share knowledge and experiences across degrees and education, teaching methods, courses and cultural perspectives. One of the areas discussed the most is the differences in cultural and ethical perspectives that appear when students and teachers meet together. And it looks like these meetings are going well since the students are very happy with the week of networking each year.
"Our main aim is to teach the students about immigration, permits, work opportunities and a variety of cultures - and of course to give them a better understanding of immigrants and how they got here, as well as the fact that different countries do these things differently," she says.
The differences between the participants also become clear when it comes to the approaches to and opinions on leisure-time education and pedagogy, which vary a lot between Denmark, Iceland, Sweden and Lithuania.
"One of the students told us she was embarrassed to admit that previously she was not very fond of immigrants, but that through the new knowledge and perspectives she gained during the course she was able to see things from the perspective of the immigrants - and now she does not have a problem with immigrants," Rakel Blöndal Sveinsdöttir explains.
Some of the participants at the seminar
SPICA - A Nordic Network for for teacher educators and students
The Global School
The National Center for Swedish as a Second Language
Extended Education - After School Programs and Leisure Pedagogics in Scandinavia and the Baltics
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Over the years, I've worked with many people whose stories have been so important that they've worked on them in illness and even until death. Why? Because leaving their story behind, whether in the form of fiction or memoir, felt crucial. They didn't want to part with life before telling some of what they'd learned during the ride. Here's a link to an opinion piece I wrote about the most powerful instance of this I've encountered in decades of working with writers.


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This tutorial describes how to use Gmail to manage multiple email addresses. If you are signing in and out of every email account you own, now you don't have to! In this short, 4 minute video, I can show you how to forward all of your emails to one inbox - and then send mail [...]
Gluten Free Cowgirl
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Sarah Hahn wanted to be more than just an ordinary blogger. She wanted a revenue stream. By combining two niche subjects - Gluten-Free baking and Natural Horsemanship - she has cleverly invited both demographics to overlap on her website. The Content Marketing plan involves using natural horsemanship philosophy and horse training tips with amazing recipes for [...]
3 Easy Strategies to Get Customers On Your Website
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You've got a website. It clearly spells out who you are, what you do, and why you're amazing. It maybe even has a Call to Action to get visitors to send you their contact information, or purchase right then and there! Step 2, complete! Step 1 is tricky. How do prospective clients find your website? [...]
A New Realm of Fitness
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Ramman Turner is a mover, a dancer, and a personal trainer. His fitness classes incorporate his unique movement philosophy, and he wanted a website that could serve as the platform for his ideas. He had spend a lot of time on Blogspot in the past, but was unable to customize the layout of his website [...]
Paving the Digital Highway in Central America
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Do they really need websites here? I ask myself this question, a LOT. In Costa Rica, it's much different than America, where most of my clients live. This is a rural mountain community. In Perez Zeledon, the southern zone of Costa Rica where I live, you find things by asking friends. If you need to [...]
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How I Got a Client from Quora
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There's a fun new info-aggregation website called Quora. It's kid of addictive. It's good for finding answers and experts, and for sharing your knowledge. And sometimes, it's good for finding clients. If you have an area of expertise, the easiest way for you to get clients is to become known as the person who knows [...]
Spiritual Author Website
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A good friend and author, Mikaela Jones, had a website through VistaPrint. She is a successful self-published author who was ready to step it up a notch. When her Little Book of Light sold more than 6,000 copies, she decided it was time to find a traditional publishing house that could provide her with greater [...]
A Great Landing Page
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There are a lot of things that Ramit Sethi does right. He's got an incredible blog, full of useful content on a target niche. (Personal finance for twentysomethings and those who still act like twentysomethings, financially.) I open his website every day using the Chrome extension Daily Links – similar to Firefox's Morning Coffee, it [...]
Cafe / Restaurant Website
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I am, unashamedly, an avid lover of Anna Bannanas Cafe. This St. Johns neighborhood coffee shop has been my favorite haunt for five years. I jokingly refer to it as "my office." When someone needs to meet me in person, I always try and meet them at Annas, since I'm there all the time anyways. [...]


Mary, not her real name, 37-year old and a mother of three went to the doctor for medical checkup after a week of burning and painful urination. To her amusement, the doctor revealed the shocking truth – she was suffering from sexually transmitted diseases.
No single hint in her mind could fathom the source of her tribulation having happily married to her lovely husband for the last 20 years. As faithful as she could ever maintain her marriage, where did she went wrong to contract sexual related sickness?
After medical prescriptions, she left the hospital frustrated and angry at the same time. Her husband, a local high school teacher became the first suspect.
Who else will she blame if her matrimonial home and life was protected by herself?
Waiting anxiously, he arrived in the evening. More questions than answers in her head, she ultimately broke the heartbreaking news and without much explanatory options ordered him to add up to his mischief to the point of infecting her.
On the defensive side, the 40-year old teacher composed all kinds of clarifying words to get out of the hot soup but nothing could help him. Insults and at some points, blows were exchanged as a result of unpredicted faithfulness.
The following day they agreed unanimously to visit health expert who happened to be a gynecologist to get more meaning to the problem.
Getting the two sides of the story, the health professional concluded that the matter wasn't about faithfulness. She was to take her medications as prescribed.
Can you imagine where the problem is coming from?
Later on the hard nut was cracked and what they always suspected wasn't true. None of them was responsible. So, all these time, the housemaid have been suffering in silence with the medical condition. But how did she affected the mother of the house? Could it be that the head of the home had been eyeing the maid?
No! Nothing of that sort happened. A well revered public figure could never imagine of having an affair with the maid, not him.
This is how it happened. The maid who had STD could go to the house toilet as usual but sometime, she ends up not flashing toilet and all the family members share the same toilet. Envisage this scenario.
You go to the toilet and without flashing out the remaining urine, sit and comfortably complete your business. Unless you are health conscious, the urine will most likely get in contact with your body – most importantly, the private part.
Women, unlike men, remain vulnerable to contract the disease left behind by the first user of the toilet.
Aside from increased susceptibility to infection produced by mold spores feeding on stagnant human waste, some diseases are directly caused by human sewage.
Exposure to human sewage can lead to diseases such as gastroenteritis, hepatitis, occupational asthma and even Weil's disease, which is characterized by jaundice, cramps and severe headaches.
After from human waste, substances such as food, plastics, and clothes shouldn't be put in the toilet. Most of these items will block the flushing toilet.


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The Pay Scale for a Janitorial Supervisor
by Eric Strauss
Janitorial supervisors must ensure work is performing quickly and effectively on site.
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2 How Much Money Does a Supervisor at a Job Site Make?
3 Housekeeper Supervisor Job Description
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Janitorial supervisors oversee the cleaning operations of all sorts of buildings, from offices and schools to hotels. The job includes not just keeping facilities clean, but providing maintenance and repair work as well. Supervisors must be able to handle the organizational aspects of the job as well as pitch in with the cleaning and maintenance work when needed.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics groups janitorial supervisors under the job category of first-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers The 171,960 people employed in this job as of May 2011 earned a mean annual wage of $37,760, or $18.16 an hour. The top 10 percent of earners made $58,350 a year or more, while the bottom 10 percent earned $22,040 a year or less.
Largest Industries
Building services was by far the largest employer of janitorial supervisors as of May 2011, with 52,830 working in the field. The BLS reports that supervisors who worked for building services earned an average annual income of $36,220 a year on average. Those in the hotel industry earned $32,660. The third-largest employer of janitor supervisors was elementary and secondary schools, which hired 23,820 and paid them $42,230 on average.
Best-Paying Industries
The federal government offered by far the highest income for custodial supervisors, paying $75,470 a year on average, according to the BLS. But these jobs could be hard to come by, with only 290 supervisors employed by the federal government as of May 2011. Other high-paying industries for janitor supervisors employed even fewer that that. The second-best paying industry, control systems manufacturing, paid $53,450 a year on average but hired only 50 of these supervisors.
As with many occupations, the states that hired the most janitorial service supervisors were also those with the largest populations. California ranked first, with 15,790 supervisors as of May 2011. It paid a mean annual wage of $41,570, the BLS said. New York ranked second in terms of the number of jobs and paid its 13,790 supervisors $48,560 on average. That figure also made New York the best-paying state for these workers. Massachusetts came in second in terms of pay, with its supervisors averaging $46,100 a year.
Bureau of Labor Statistics: First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers
Eric Strauss spent 12 years as a newspaper copy editor, eventually serving as a deputy business editor at "The Star-Ledger" in New Jersey before transitioning into academic communications. His byline has appeared in several newspapers and websites. Strauss holds a B.A. in creative writing/professional writing and recently earned an M.A. in English literature.
Strauss, Eric. "The Pay Scale for a Janitorial Supervisor." Work - Chron.com, http://work.chron.com/pay-scale-janitorial-supervisor-6033.html. Accessed 21 January 2020.
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Pacific Bell Telephone Co. v. linkLine Communications, Inc.: The Supreme Court Provides Clarity Sort Of
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Much of the commentary published since thelinkLine decision has focused on the first part of the Court's ruling. Specifically the Court held that, per its earlier ruling in Verizon Communications Inc. v. Law Offices of Curtis V. Trinko, LLP, AT&T had no antitrust duty to deal with linkLine at the wholesale level. More far reaching, however, is likely the second part of the Court's ruling that any claim that AT&T undercut linkLine's pricing at the retail level must meet the strictures of the Brooke Group test. In so holding, the Court provided the clearest statement yet that Brooke Group was intended to apply to any suit brought by a competitor in which the crux of the claim is that the defendant caused harm through its pricing. Moreover, the Court expounded on the virtues of providing clear rules to firms, rather than having the judiciary determine what constitutes a "fair" price a task better left to a government agency, or, better yet, the market. So, is the law now clear for firms considering whether to provide price discounts, and the manner in which to provide those discounts? The answer: sort of. The Supreme Court's unabashed affirmation of Brooke Group is reassuring, but at least two major complications remain.
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"LET THESE BE GUIDESTONES TO AN AGE OF REASON": Also known as the American Stonehenge, the Georgia Guidestones are located along Guidestone Road NW, just east of Route 77, in Elbert County, Georgia (about a two-hour drive northeast from Atlanta, and close to Athens, Georgia, as well as South Carolina). The Georgia stone monument is just over nineteen feet tall, with each large stone slab just over sixteen feet tall.
The stones list ten messages for humans (see below), drawing parellels to the biblical Ten Commandments. These messages are written in Arabic, Chinese, English, Hebrew, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, and Swahili, on sides of the large stone slabs.
Click on any of the photographs below to see a larger, higher-resolution version.
Aligned astronomically, the Georgia Guidestones were dedicated on March 22, 1980. These stones are visited by thousands each year. Additional information is found on other stone slabs at the site, pictured below.
Guide reproduction wisely--improving fitness and diversity.
Rule passion--faith--tradition--and all things with tempered reason.
Prize truth--beauty--love--seeking harmony with the infinite.
Be not a cancer on the earth--Leave room for nature--Leave room for nature.
For more of our free educational materials on the state of Georgia, click here. The stones advise interested parties to seek further information about them at the Elberton Granite Museum and Exhibit.


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I am delighted to serve as a mentor for five stellar startups participating in this summer's Fast Forward accelerator program. Launched in early 2014 by cofounders Shannon Farley and Kevin Barenblat, Fast Forward is an accelerator designed exclusively for nonprofits using technology to improve the world.
Medic Mobile: Mobile communication platform for remote health workers, started in a Stanford dorm room and now helping reach the 1B people who will never see a doctor in their lives.
MoneyThink: Tech-enhanced personal finance mentorship for underserved teens, targeting those under 25 (America's fastest growing group filing for bankruptcy).
Noora Health: Low-cost interactive patient care education platform, lowering hospital readmissions and saving lives.
One Degree: Yelp for social services, building a discovery platform for the 1.3M Bay Area residents living in poverty trying to navigate thousands of local offerings.
SIRUM: Match.com for medicine, a platform connecting the $5B of unused medicine that goes to waste each year with the institutions and populations that need it most.
Each of the teams has great potential to bring about significant impact. I look forward to seeing their growth, successes, and challenges over the next months and years.


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A False Sense of Security on the Internet?
Sony Computer Entertainment executives bow in apology for a security breach in the company's PlayStation Network
This is the VOA Special English Technology Report.
Sony officials held a news conference last week in Tokyo.
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They apologized for the theft of personal information from millions of users of the company's online services. Hackers targeted Sony's PlayStation Network, Sony Online Entertainment and Qriocity music systems. In all, Sony says information may have been stolen from more than one hundred million accounts.
The data includes information like names, addresses, phone numbers and birthdates. In some cases, even credit and debit card numbers may have been stolen.
The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking into the cyber attacks.
Sony shut down its PlayStation Network on April twentieth. The company is being criticized for not telling its users about the stolen information until a week later. Sony has also been criticized for not making its accounts more secure by encrypting the data. Sony officials say they have now taken steps to improve security.
Peter Warren is chairman of the Cyber Security Research Institute in London. His group studies technology crimes and their effects on our computer-dependent world. Mr. Warren points out that what happened at Sony is not rare.
PETER WARREN: "We've seen a number of very large companies that have suffered some tremendously embarrassing losses of data. So I actually think that it's a learning curve for everybody."
The problem, says Mr. Warren, is that there is far more interest in developing technology than in keeping it safe.
PETER WARREN: "There is a very real issue with the onward speed of technological progress and the fact that lots and lots of people are being allowed to connect a lot of technology up before it's really been particularly well-tested."
Peter Warren also points out that many people have a false sense of security on the Internet.
PETER WARREN: "If they're walking down the street, they have many of their senses with them and they're very, very aware of strangers. On the Internet they seem to be so blindly trusting of anybody and of any website, no matter how suspicious it may look."
His message to users is simple: try to be more careful online.
PETER WARREN: "Everybody just really needs to be aware that the Internet is just like any other street and there are some twists and turns that can take you in to some very, very unsavory places."
And that's the VOA Special English Technology Report, written by June Simms. Have you ever been the victim of a cyber crime or know someone who has? Tell us at voaspecialenglish.com. I'm Christopher Cruise.
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A vintage parasol adds the perfect accessory for hot sunny days just as rainy weather is cheered up with a novelty print retro or vintage umbrella. We love lace umbrellas or paper parasols in summer for the elegant sun protection. They are a welcome relief at garden weddings, outdoor weddings and are essential to keep skin safe at the beach. Needless to say, vintage style parasols add a fabulous touch to any pin up photo as well.
For weather protection, a plaid umbrella is a vintage classic. So are clear bubble umbrellas popular in the mid-century. Long handle rolled umbrellas are another timeless design.
Shop these vintage style parasols and umbrellas we found online. So many to choose from. What is your style?
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'Tis the season, so let's have some fun with our beloved NFL Heels
By Christian Schneider Aug 17, 2019, 9:00am EDT
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Football season is fast coming upon us, and with it comes all its necessary elements: Cheap domestic beers, halftime pizza orders, entire Sundays spent hollering at the screen, and of course: Fantasy Football Drafts.
Some amongst us have already completed this ancient ritual, some are yet to do so. I myself will draft this Saturday (much to my chagrin: I am firm believer in waiting until AFTER Week #3 of Preseason), and I have the 4th overall pick, (which means I am googling the status of Ezekiel Elliot's holdout at the top of every hour. Gag me). Good fortune to us all!
In the spirit of this time-honored tradition, let's rank those NFL players who have worn Carolina blue. For those of you already weary of perusing Fantasy Rankings, never fear: This list will be short, since most of UNC's pros are defensive players.
We start with...
#1 - Eric Ebron (TE, Indianapolis Colts)
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There was once a time when a fantasy picker would have laughed heartily at Eric Ebron not only being the top of this list, but being a prized pick in general. I remember that time well, because it was this time last year.
Ebron struggled mightily in his years in Detroit but he has found new life in Indianapolis: A tight end-friendly QB in Andrew Luck and a far more advantageous system designed by Frank Reich helped #85 to a bounce back season that ended with a Pro Bowl selection. Ebron scored 14 total touchdowns, 13 receiving, one rushing, and also had career highs in receptions and yards.
Indianapolis will be one of the best teams in the AFC this year (provided Luck stays healthy) and Ebron will be a big reason why. Jack Doyle will presumably be back to full health this time, so don't expect Ebron to match last season's totals, but he'll still be a big time weapon and lethal red-zone threat in one of the best offenses in the NFL and a TE1.
#2 Mitchell Trubisky (QB, Chicago Bears)
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The arrival of Matt Nagy and his high-octane offense did wonders for Mitchell's development after a rookie season to forget under a less-than-supportive John Fox. Trubisky threw for 24 touchdowns and over 3,200 yards, finishing with a 95.4 QB Rating. His running ability helped him become the #11 QB in fantasy points last year and he'll likely be given even more responsibilities in this his third season under center.
That's the good. The bad is that Trubisky as a pro has struggled with pass accuracy and that wasn't something that changed immediately Nagy stepped in: His off-target rate was 20% in 2017 and was 19% in 2018, both in the bottom third in the league. His 2.8% interception rate isn't too good either. He had moments of sheer brilliance (like his 6 TD performance against Tampa Bay) and moments to forget (like his horrendous performance against the Rams).
Two years in, it feels like this could be the defining year for Mitch: If he continues to improve and cleans up his inconsistency, he'll be a big time QB on a terrific team, propelling him into at least middling QB1 status as far as fantasy is concerned.
#3 Giovanni Bernard (RB, Cincinnati Bengals)
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The Tar Heel mainstay and slayer of Wolfpack pups is ready for another NFL campaign. Bernard has long been one of the best pass-catching backs in the league, but in recent years his workload in Cincy has tapered off, partly due to a rash of injuries and partly due to the ascendence of Joe Mixon. Last season was the first time that Gio didn't finish in the Top 20 of Yards per Touch in the NFL (which is pretty remarkable when you think about it). There are also rumors that the Bengals have him on the trading block.
Despite all that, this is a pass catchers' league and Gio has been doing it for as long as any. He won't crack anyone's starting lineups at the beginning of the year, but he'll still be a contributor no matter where he is. He's too good not to use, and he's both one of the most valuable handcuffs in the league and an occasional RB3/4 in his own right. He's worth stashing in the late rounds.
#4 Ryan Switzer (WR, Pittsburgh Steelers)
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The slot receiver and punt returner extraordinaire is geared up for a second season in Pittsburgh. The former Tar Heel saw much more shine in the Steel City than he did in Dallas, finishing with 36 receptions and returning 30 kicks and punts.
As you may have heard, Antonio Brown is no longer a Steeler and the black-and-gold will be looking for their receiving core to step up in support of their now-Undisputed #1 Juju Smith-Schuster. Switzer will be dueling Eli Rogers for the lions share of the snaps from the slot position, while his position as a returner is firmly entrenched. If he can grow his role from the slot and throw in maybe a return TD or two this season, he could be a fun late round flier or free agent pickup. He's already shown very good rapport with Ben Roethlisberger, so there's some minor breakout potential there.
#5 Mack Hollins (WR, Philadelphia Eagles)
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Hollins' preseason has been very on-brand thus far: He announced his presence with his trademark sense of humor, confirming to Eagles fans that he was indeed "Still alive," then he was promptly sidelined with an injury. Team officials insist that it is not a setback in his recovery from last year's groin injury and surgery, but he missed the early stages of preseason.
This week, however, he made a strong return to action: He had one reception in the Eagles' matchup with the Jaguars, but he excelled as a gunner on special teams, making two big time plays against the Jacksonville returners. With a strong core of receivers in front of him (he figures to be fifth on the depth chart), Hollins needed to distinguish himself on ST to solidify his case for a roster spot and he did just that. He's an under-the-radar flyer in keeper leagues; he was set to be a starter last year before his injury and all indications are that the team really likes him if he can get on the field.
#6 TJ Logan (RB, Arizona Cardinals)
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The UNC running back showed some strong flashes in the Cardinals game against the Raiders this past week and is also in the mix to have primary kick return duties. His two main competitors in the return game are Pharoh Cooper, who is of course a former Pro Bowl returner but is looking for an expanded receiving role, and Christian Kirk, who is expected to be WR2 in Arizona and shouldn't be risked too much on special teams. If Logan can secure the return job, he may have an opportunity to grab touches out of the backfield as well.
#7 Anthony Ratliff-Williams (WR, Tennessee Titans)
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UNC's top receiver last season went undrafted but has been showing some real promise with the Titans in preseason. He was very impressive recent action against Malcolm Butler in 1-on-1s and has had catches in both of the Titans' preseason games. Tennessee has a dearth of talent at the receiver position and, as any Tar Heel fan knows, ARW can really ball. If he can finish preseason strong, he'll have a roster spot, and from there, anything's possible.
#8 Austin Proehl (WR, Los Angeles Rams)
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The son of Ricky and 7th round draft pick of the Rams in 2017, Proehl has a long uphill battle to make the roster in LA. He's looking to carve out a slot position in Sean McVay's explosive offense, but the Rams receiving corps is LOADED and there are just too many mouths to feed. But he's always been a scrappy underdog, battling back from injury to make the league in Buffalo, and, as the Bucs and Patriots learned to the hard way years ago, you never want to sleep on a receiver named Proehl.


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Farrakhan is not the Problem
May 26, 2008 • Tim Wise • African Americans, politics, racism
Thirteen years ago, when I first started out on the lecture circuit, speaking about the issue of racism, it seemed as though everywhere I went, someone wanted to know my opinion of Louis Farrakhan.
To some extent, this was to be expected, I suppose. It was 1995, after all, and Farrakhan had just put together the Million Man March in DC. So when race came up, that, and sadly, the OJ Simpson trial and verdict seemed to be the two templates onto which white folks in particular would graft their racial anxieties. Though OJ has long since faded as a matter of conversation among most, discussion of Farrakhan never seems to end. As controversy has erupted regarding comments made by Barack Obama's former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Wright's occasional words of praise for Farrakhan's community outreach programs have caused many to suggest that he, and by extension, Obama, are somehow tainted. Although Wright has never indicated that he agrees with the more extreme comments made by the Minister over the past two-and-a-half decades (and indeed, much of Wright's own ministry and approach to issues of race, gender and sexuality suggests profound disagreements with Farrakhan on these matters), his unwillingness to condemn the Nation of Islam leader is used to write him off as an extremist and a bigot. But the simple truth is, Louis Farrakhan is not the problem when it comes to racism, sexism or heterosexism in this country; nor is he any real threat to Jews as Jews, or whites as whites, contrary to popular mythology.
Honestly, what ability does Farrakhan have to do me any harm, or any Jew for that matter? When was the last time those of us who are Jewish had to worry about whether or not our Farrakhan-following employer was going to discriminate against us? Or whether our Fruit of Islam loan officer was going to turn us down for a mortgage? Or whether our Black Muslim landlord was going to screw us out of a rent deposit because of some anti-Jewish feelings, conjured up by reading the Nation's screed on Jewish involvement in the slave trade? The answer, of course, is never. If anything, members of the Nation, or black folks in general, have a much greater likelihood of being the victims of discrimination at our hands–the hands of a Jewish employer, banker or landlord, and certainly a white one, Jewish or not–than we'll ever have at theirs.
Even worse, for white Americans to condemn Farrakhan, while still admiring some of the people for whom we have affection–who have not only said but done far more evil things than he–is evidence of how compromised is the principle we now seek to impose on others. It is evidence of our duplicity on this subject, our utter venality as arbiters of moral indignation. It isn't that what Farrakhan has said about Jews, or gay and lesbian folks is acceptable–it isn't. But the fact that his words make him a pariah, while white folks actions don't do the same for us, is astounding. Louis Farrakhan didn't bomb the home of a foreign leader, killing his daughter in the process, or arm a rebel group in Nicaragua responsible for the deaths of over 30,000 civilians, or give guns to governments in El Salvador and Guatemala that regularly tortured and executed their people. One of white America's favorite white Presidents, Ronald Reagan did that. And millions of white folks (and pretty much only white folks) cried tears of nostalgia when he passed a few years ago, after which point thousands of these went to his ranch in California to pay tribute; and they name buildings and airports for him now; and some even suggest that his face should be added to Mt. Rushmore. Louis Farrakhan didn't say that his adversaries should be hunted down until they no longer "remained on the face of the Earth." One of America's most revered white presidents, Thomas Jefferson, said that, in regard to American Indians. And he's on the two-dollar bill that I used to buy some coffee this morning.
And even if we were to restrict our comparative analysis to extreme statements alone, the fact is, white folks who say things every bit as bigoted as anything said by Farrakhan remain in good standing with the media and millions of whites who buy their books and make them best-selling authors. Take Pat Buchanan, for instance. Despite a litany of offensive, racist and anti-Jewish remarks over the years, Buchanan remains a respected commentator on any number of mainstream news shows and networks, his books sell hundreds of thousands of copies, and rarely if ever has he been denounced by other pundits, or grilled by journalists, the way Farrakhan has been, in both cases.
So, for instance, Buchanan has said that AIDS is nature's retribution for homosexuality; that women are "not endowed by nature" with sufficient ambition or will to succeed in a competitive society like that of the United States; and that the U.S. should annex parts of Canada so as to increase the size of the nation's "white tribe" (because we were becoming insufficiently white at present), among other things. Most relevant to demonstrating the hypocrisy of the press when it comes to Farrakhan, however, consider what Buchanan has said about Adolf Hitler. When Farrakhan said Hitler had been a "great" military and national leader–albeit a "wicked killer" (which is the part of the quote that normally gets ignored)–he was denounced as an apologist for genocide. Yet, when Buchanan wrote, in 1977, that Hitler had been "an individual of great courage, a soldier's soldier in the great war," a man of "extraordinary gifts," whose "genius" was due to his "intuitive sense of the mushiness, the character flaws, the weakness masquerading as morality that was in the hearts of the statesmen who stood in his path," it did nothing to harm his career, and has done nothing in the years since to prevent him from becoming a member of the pundit club in Washington. Nor would he receive the kind of criticism as Farrakhan–at least not lasting criticism–when he wrote in 1990 that survivors of the European Holocaust exaggerated their suffering due to "Holocaust survivor syndrome," and that the gas chambers alleged at Treblinka couldn't have actually killed anyone because they were too inefficient.
In other words, a white guy can praise Hitler, can cast aspersions on the veracity of Jews who were slotted to be killed, and can make blatantly racist, sexist and homophobic remarks and ultimately nothing happens to him, and no white politician is ever asked their opinion of him, or made to distance him or herself from the white man's rantings. But black folks will have to do the dance, will have to make sure to reject Farrakhan, because otherwise, apparently, we should intuit that they are closet members of the Nation, just waiting to take office so they can pop on a bow tie and put Elijah Muhammad's face on the nation's currency. Perhaps when white folks begin to show as much concern for the bigoted statements and, more to the point, murderous actions of white political leaders as we show over the statements of Louis Farrakhan, then we'll deserve to be taken seriously in this thing we call the "national dialogue on race."
~Tim Wise, Author, White Like Me: Reflections on Race from a Privileged Son. See longer version at www.timwise.org.
May 29, 2008 at 1:46 pm • Log in to Reply
Reflections on Obama, from
insightanalytical.wordpress.com
Use of racism
His using the race card…He distorted things that Clinton and her supporter's said, turning honest racism-hating people into Clinton hater's.
In order to get the nomination Did the Clinton campaign push Wright early? Or did they push Rezko hard early? Or did they anything like that at all? No. But what did the "honorable" Obama do? He showed the kind of candidate he is when he used racism as a wedge issue in order to get the black voters away from the Clintons. The Obama campaign turned Bill and Hillary Clinton into racists. There was nothing honorable about that. It was a disgrace And I will never forgive him for it…But that alone wasn't enough for Obama in order to get the nom. He had to make sure the most popular Dem president we have had in decades "disappeared" from his line-up of admirable American presidents as well. And then he trashed Bill Clinton's legacy. But good. Needless to say, I will never forgive him for that either. And throughout this, Obama blocked re-votes and as of now disenfranchises millions of voters. What is so honorable about that?
>b>On his "different" sort of campaign:
The hypocrisy of trumpeting a "clean campaign," a different campaign but all the while running the usual Chicago-style campaign.
Senior Adviser to McCain last week said about Obama's campaigning: "We have all become familiar with Senator Obama's new brand of politics. First, you demand civility from your opponent, then you attack him, distort his record and send out surrogates to question his integrity. It is called hypocrisy, and it is the oldest kind of politics there is."
Touting his 3 years of community service and time in the IL Senate, while Rezko made money of his slums…
IMHO, one does not have to do dishonorable things directly to be dishonorable. To countenance such conduct in subordinates or turn a blind eye is even worse in my view, than when a person is honest enough to do their own dirty work.
The actions of his followers/his own disrespect:
And he has led many into also being dishonorable — many former friends as well as family who were who were huge fans of Bill Clinton but turned on a dime with the disgusting race-baiting of him by Obama's campaign. I am shocked that so many people I loved and respected could be so disloyal in an instant.
I do not see how your comment relates to Tim Wise's commentary.
Also, On the Obama campaign, assertions are not evidence. you need to present detailed evidence that he himself has done what you are accusing him of. Not just what some supporters somewhere have done. So far as I see, Obama has treated Clinton with respect. And has been patient, since he won the nomination some time back, for all practical purposes. Either is much better than McCain on racism and many other issues.
Very cute…(this comment is not related to Wise's commentary either, rather the comment above) Barb, I can tell you the West Coast States, which are all Democratic, were not ENTIRELY thrilled with the last several Democratic Presidential Candidates or Bill Clinton as the president, though will obviously vote Democratic regardless—I won't speak for the other regions (so please don't over-rate Bill Clinton). Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are different types of Democrats and appeal to different folks (as an Independent/Green, raised Democrat…so Green/Blue—if you were to put me into a quick and dirty "Democratic" or "Liberal" category, it would be an "FDR"/"Kennedy/LBJ" category and not Clinton/Gore, Kerry, etc.). Obama is what pulled me and many others back in to the margins of the Democratic camp. Down here, he has even pulled in Republicans—not to a very large degree, but some. If Obama didn't run, I would have been a Nader supporter all the way. You have to remember, a good portion of the voters in the primaries throughout the nation are people who have either never been registered to vote (and actually registered and voted) or who were registered but never voted because they didn't have anybody to actually vote for–this wasn't for Clinton, this was for Obama—so, how many voters did he really "take away" from Clinton? Or is it more like he didn't really take many away, but rather got more people involved? And in terms of the African American communities—Clinton's racist politics are to blame, wake up. And people who switched camps, they have every right to do so, whether it be for Obama, Clinton, McCain, or whoever—that's their business, not yours.
I guarantee you Obama supporters are not just supporting and voting for him merely because he is Black either and I have yet to see him play the "race card"—he has been doing quite the opposite, when he should not "play the race card" per se but maybe at times honestly address the issues of racism he, his campaign, and his supporters have endured. The truth is, Obama and most of his supporters have too much class and won't stoop to the level of other candidates, their campaigns, and supporters to win over votes, such as, F*****G CAMPAIGNING AT THE LORRAINE MOTEL ON THE ANNERVERSITY OF DR. KING'S DEATH! I could go on, but won't. Tell me, will either Clinton or McCain be there in the coming years to remember, morn, and pay their respects to Dr. King on that day? If Obama and Clinton's messages, actions, and politics were reversed, I would be a full-fledged Clinton supporter all the way, as well as many others—not because she's a "woman" or anything else. You're just trying to justify your own racism. Down here in "Texas" there are obviously many Clinton supporters and some have openly said that they will vote for McCain if Obama becomes the candidate while far many others (including white folks) have said they are prepared to support Obama—for the latter, it's about change. For whatever reasons Clinton was more appealing in terms of voting in the primaries, but even more importantly to them, is securing a Democratic President as well strengthening the local, state, and federal level Democratic Parties.
But thank you for sharing you views…they're nothing new…. Buckle down because Obama will be our next president. 😀
Oh and uh Barb, "I can feel your pain"….
May 30, 2008 at 10:31 am • Log in to Reply
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Those weren't even her views, rather a cut and paste from a radically anti-Obama blog (insightanalytical.wordpress.com). Literally every entry is about how terrible of a person Obama is. Most of it seems to be based on an anti-affirmative action frame that views the success of any non-white as being due to handouts or charity. In this instance, it appears that there is a massive liberal media conspiracy that is ensuring an Obama nomination…
I also think we should start a movement to banish "playing the race card" from the American Lexicon. Assuming that race is invocated not as a reflection of genuine hurt or pain caused to a victim, but rather as a calculated move in some larger strategic game is repugnant. The implicit assumption that there arc actually no costs of being black in America, that this identity in fact provides you with a "card" that you can play to ensure positive outcomes in your life is beyond ludicrous.
Her/his statements about Obama "using race" are also inaccurate since Obama had been notoriously non-racial until the Wright incident… which was played up by the liberal media that is conspiring in favor of him…
Aaron, good point and thanks for checking that site.
Yes, "playing the race card" is clever framing by whites to keep white privilege and power by attacking any attacks on that privilege and power. I wonder who first used and made up that phrase and framing?
May 30, 2008 at 12:19 pm • Log in to Reply
Ditto, thank you Aaron. The idea of the "race card" is extremely disturbing for the very reasons you suggest and agree it has to go. In addition, I have heard a few times that Obama is only where he's at because, "he's a Black man"—in other words, if he were "white" he would have no chance and not be where he's at now. I think not—it's "about the content of his character" as taken by MLK that is the reason he has such strong support. And it's not like he has had no uphill battles—he has been confronting more than any of us, whether it be supporters or critics can even imagine. While not surprising about the post being essentially plagiarized from an Anti-Obama website, I would like to take a quick moment to note that not all Clinton supporters share those views as shown above…. But Aaron, thank you again and please stay active! Take care
Mrs. Muhammad
August 14, 2009 at 10:25 pm • Log in to Reply
To Tim Wise, Author…very well thought out and dialouged!
Excellent article!
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by Nimrod • July 6, 2016 • Amedeo
Announcement of the results of the Initial Placing under the Company's Placing Programme
Further to its announcement on 29 June 2016 of the opening of a new placing programme (the "Placing Programme"), Amedeo Air Four Plus Limited (the "Company") is pleased to announce the successful completion of the initial placing under the Placing Programme (the "Initial Placing"). Pursuant to the Initial Placing, which was significantly oversubscribed, 40,250,000 New Shares in the Company are being allotted and issued at an issue price of 102 pence per New Share. The New Shares are expected to be admitted to trading on the Specialist Fund Segment ("SFS") of the London Stock Exchange's Main Market at 8.00 a.m. on 7 July 2016 and dealings in the New Shares are expected to commence at 8.00 a.m. on 11 July 2016.
Nimrod Capital LLP acted as Placing Agent to the Company.
The ISIN number for the New Shares is GG00BWC53H48 and the SEDOL number for the New Shares is BWC53H4.
Investment Objective and Policy
The Company's investment objective is to obtain income returns and a capital return for its Shareholders by acquiring, leasing and then selling aircraft. To pursue its investment objective, the Company will seek to use the net proceeds of placings and/or other equity capital raisings, together with financing facilities (or instruments), to acquire widebody, or other, aircraft which will be leased to one or more major airlines.
The Current Assets
The Company has acquired six Airbus A380-800 aircraft (the "Current Assets"), each of which has been leased to Emirates Airlines for a term of 12 years with fixed lease rentals. The initial four aircraft were acquired following the completion of the Company's initial public offering on 13 May 2015 and two further aircraft were acquired by the Company following the successful completion of a placing programme on 10 March 2016.
The New Assets
Following the completion of the Initial Placing, the Company intends to acquire two Boeing 777-300ER aircraft (such aircraft being the "New Assets").
The New Assets will also be leased to Emirates Airlines, for a term of 12 years, with fixed lease rentals.
Income Distributions
The Company receives, or will receive, income in the form of lease rentals for each Current Asset and each New Asset. Income distributions are currently being made to Shareholders quarterly and, subject to compliance with applicable laws and regulations, it is anticipated that such income distributions will continue to be made on a quarterly basis. The Company is targeting a distribution to investors of 2.0625 pence per Share per quarter (amounting to a yearly distribution of 8.25 pence per Share) at least until such time as any aircraft other than the Current Assets and the New Assets are acquired. As at the date of this announcement, the Company has been meeting its target distribution and 8.25 pence per Share has been distributed to Shareholders in four quarterly payments. The next quarterly distribution is expected to be made in July 2016.
Future acquisitions
After the acquisition of the New Assets, the Company's articles of incorporation provide that the Company may only acquire further aircraft with the approval of Shareholders by ordinary resolution in relation to each proposed acquisition.
If the Directors propose that the Company acquires further aircraft and Shareholder consent to such proposed acquisitions is obtained, then Subsequent Placings may be conducted under the Placing Programme to raise the equity capital portion of the acquisition costs of those further aircraft. In such circumstances, it is the current intention of the Directors to offer Shareholders the opportunity to participate in the equity financing of such further acquisitions on a broadly pre-emptive basis, although other approaches to the equity financing may also be considered and pursued if the Directors consider it appropriate to do so.
Defined terms used in this announcement shall have the same meaning as ascribed to them in the Company's Prospectus dated 28 June 2016.


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Footage of the incidents, from July, was released by Network Rail on November 29. The footage also showed others stopping to take photos on the tracks, and lying down on them.
Network Rail said such behavior could have had fatal or life-changing consequences.
"Trains cannot stop quickly or swerve out of the way, so it is vital that anyone using a level crossing follows the guidance and crosses quickly, without stopping," Network Rail said.
"The railway is not a photo opportunity and it is never safe to stop or hang around on the tracks. The two girls doing handstands are completely oblivious to the dangers they are putting themselves in. This incident could have ended in tragic consequences for them, as well as their friends and family," Gary Walsh, director for Network Rail's East Midlands route, said. Credit: Network Rail via Storyful
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