Mark Hetherman discussed a topic today in his blog piece, which is always good for debate. In effect, the question: Why don't drivers show more emotion after a win?
I am always amazed at the difference between jockey's and drivers in this respect. I watch Hollywood Park sometimes and when a jock wins a race he is usually pretty pumped. The winners circle looks like a party, with hugs and high fives. When the jock goes to weigh out, the scales dude always has a big smile and pats the jock on the back or gives him a high five and the jock is equally happy to receive it. The sceen shot ends usually with the jock looking at the camera and giving viewers a big thumbs up.
At Mohawk conversely, the winners circle tends to look like a gathering of people comforting someone who just lost their dog. There is a smile, but it is virtually silent. The drivers are speaking to the trainer, getting grilled on how the horse performed, and there is usually a complete disconnect from the fans.
I was at Mohawk last weekend, and after an adept steer and win, Randy Waples brought the horse to the winners circle. As he was walking back, I said jokingly "you still got it Waples" (I chat with Randy so it was not like I was a drunk fan who just lost my shirt on him and was yelling at him or something), so he did what he usually does - flashes a smile, says hi and thanks, and moves on. This is very rare, however. It is pretty much the opposite of the Hollywood race aftermath most times, with the driver walking away (on the side of the horse which shields him from fans).
As for showing emotion after a win on track, I think there is nothing wrong with that either, unless it is ridiculously over the top. A fist pump is seen often in thoroughbred racing. Overseas when a horse wins a big race in trotting, the driver usually lets out a huge yelp and waves his whip around like he is a child who just won King of the Mountain. Why not, he took care of his horse all week for this, he drove the horse well, he has beaming owners happier than heck in the winners circle waiting for him. He should be happy he won.
In harness racing we rarely see this at all. I remember a few weeks ago, Phil Hudon was in the lead and he was working on his horse, giving it his all for the win. When a horse went by him late, he dropped his head in a shrug, showing he was completely pissed that he lost. I liked that. Not only does it tell me he tried, it puts a face on a game where the public at times (whenever a horse loses) tends to yell "he stiffed him; this game is crooked." It's not crooked, and by showing one is happy with a win and mad at a loss it helps illustrate that these guys are as mad or happy as a bettor is with the result.
I hope we see more of what we see in thoroughbred racing on the harness side. Show you are happy with a win and sad with a loss. If you do it in a class way, which shows your happiness, but does not denigrate your opponents, it can be a wonderful thing for the sport.
My personal all time favourite is the emphatic head shake when a guy comes first over when he shouldn't.
Little Nicky gave one about a month ago, was on the floor in tears laughing.
Isaac Waxman was pretty emotional when he first started training....fist pumps and jumping up and down was very commonplace in the Flammy winners circle whether it be a 4500 claimer or the open.
As far as the winners circle goes at Mohawk, if I see one more freaking guy holding the horse with a cig hanging from his lip, I swear I will throw a rock at his face!
You know who you are scruffmaster2000!
Show some respect to the horse man...if it wasn't for him/her you wouldn't have a job!
Sorry about the smoking rant, just really bothers me.
I suspect the reason why you get no reaction is traditionally the driver was a trainer and even though that race was over, they had to get back to the paddock to warm up a horse in a latter race; there was no time for horse play (pardon the pun).
That being said, a little more emotion would not hurt anyone.
I can understand the lack of emotion. The harness outfits are probably thinking "I hope we don't get a positive, I hope we don't get a positive, I hope we don't get a positive."
I agree that a little more emotion would be fine in the winner's circle, and a little more polish in the interview-contrast the speaking ability of so many top jockeys with the inarticulate ramblings or muteness of all but the Campbells, Dave Millers and a couple more.
Twenty years ago, at Harrington (Del), I was standing at the rail watching a close finish. One of the drivers, who I think was named Dave Buckson (and I think he was the state Atty. General at the time), asked ME if he had won the photo. I told him I thought so, and when the numbers were posted, his was indeed the winner.


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Q: Regex matching contiguous curly brackets I am trying to match some curly bracket in HTML for custom built client side templating using regex. I have got it working except in the one case there are 2 or more matching strings next to each other.
The string I am trying to match is:
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the regex being used is:
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A: Add a question mark to the \S* to make it less greedy and it works. Test
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The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
(Redirected from The Sonny and Cher Show)
Sonny and Telly Savalas begin the show's third season, 1973.
Art Fisher
Theme music composer
Sonny Bono
Opening theme
"The Beat Goes On"
Ending theme
"I Got You Babe"
No. of seasons
No. of episodes
Chris Bearde
Allan Blye
52 minutes original air time[2]
Original network
August 1, 1971 (1971-08-01) –
May 29, 1974 (1974-05-29)
The Sonny & Cher Show (1976-1977)
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour was an American variety show that starred American pop singers Sonny Bono and Cher, who were married to each other at the time. The show ran on CBS in the United States, and premiered in August 1971. The show was canceled in May 1974, due to the couple's divorce, but the duo would reunite in 1976 for the similarly-formatted The Sonny & Cher Show (a title sporadically used during the run of the Comedy Hour), which ran for two seasons, ending August 29, 1977.[3]
1 The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour (1971–1974)
1.1 Recurring routines
2 The Sonny Comedy Revue
3 Cher
4 The Sonny and Cher Show (1976–1977)
5 Production notes
6 Broadcast history and Nielsen ratings
6.1 The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
6.2 The Sonny and Cher Show
8 Syndication
9 List of guest stars
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour (1971–1974)[edit]
By 1971, Sonny and Cher had stopped producing hit singles as a duet act. Cher's first feature film, Chastity, was not a success, and the duo decided to sing and tell jokes in nightclubs across the country. CBS head of programming Fred Silverman saw them one evening and offered them their own show. The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour was originally supposed to be a summer replacement series, but high ratings gave Silverman sufficient reason to bring it back later that year, with a permanent spot on the schedule. The show was taped at CBS Television City in Hollywood.
The show was a Top 20 hit in the ratings for its entire run. Each episode would open with the show's theme song, which would segue into the first few notes of "The Beat Goes On". Every episode, Sonny would exchange banter with Cher, allowing Cher to put down Sonny in a sarcastic, yet comic manner. Comedy skits would follow, mixed in with musical numbers. At the end of each episode, Sonny and Cher would sing their hit "I Got You Babe" to the audience, sometimes with their child Chaz Bono (then going by "Chastity") in tow.
There were many regular cast members who appeared in sketches. Some notables include Teri Garr, Murray Langston (who later found brief fame as "The Unknown Comic" on The Gong Show), and Steve Martin (who also served as one of the show's writers). Regulars included:
Peter Cullen (1971-1974)
Freeman King (1971-1974)
Murray Langston (1971-1974)
Clark Carr (1971-1972)
Tom Solari (1971-1972)
Ted Zeigler (1971-1972)
Steve Martin (1972-1975)
Billy Van (1973-1976)
Bob Einstein (1973-1974)
Teri Garr (1973-1974)
Among the many guests who appeared on The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour were Carol Burnett, George Burns, Glen Campbell, Tony Curtis, Bobby Darin, Phyllis Diller, Farrah Fawcett, Merv Griffin, The Jackson 5, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ronald Reagan, Burt Reynolds, The Righteous Brothers, Dinah Shore, Sally Struthers, The Supremes,[4] Chuck Berry, and Dick Clark.[5]
The show was scheduled to return for a fourth season in October 1974. However, Sonny and Cher separated that fall, resulting in the cancellation of the show.
In 2004, selected episodes from The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour were released in a three-disc set called The Sonny & Cher Ultimate Collection: The Best of The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour and The Sonny & Cher Show on Region 1 DVD.
Recurring routines[edit]
The Vamp Sketch: A sequence featuring at least three mini-skits with Cher playing notorious women in history (e.g.: Cleopatra; Nefertiti; Marlene Dietrich), each one preceded by Cher in a parlor setting lying atop an old-style upright piano with Sonny pretending to play, singing one verse of the song between each mini-skit (the lyrics usually set up the next mini-skit), followed by the chorus, "She was a scamp, a camp and a bit of tramp, she was a V-A-M-P, vamp". It ended with all the characters from each skit (even Sonny and Cher, via camera trickery, in their respective costumes) all converging to sing the final chorus together. In later seasons, the Vamp sketch was replaced with "Shady Miss Lady Luck", a similar group of mini-sketches which were bracketed by Cher in a Las Vegas-style setting.
Sonny's Pizza: Sonny as the proprietor of a pizza restaurant whose food, according to almost everyone except Sonny himself, is not fit to be eaten (the logo on the front door is augmented with the slogan, "You won't believe you ate the whole thing", a play on the then-popular Alka-Seltzer commercial).
Mr. & Ms.: Gender-bending sketch with Cher as the bread winner in the household, working as a business executive and wearing a three-piece suit. She would come home to Sonny, a beleaguered house-husband who usually complained about how bad his day had been.
The Fortune Teller: Cher inside a fortune-telling vending machine. When Sonny would insert a quarter to hear his fortune, she would give bad news or insults, but anyone else, particularly a given week's guest star, would get a good fortune that would almost immediately come true.
At the Laundrette: Laundromat sketch with Cher as Laverne, a housewife with tacky fashion sense cracking jokes to straight-woman Olivia, played by Garr.
The Sonny Comedy Revue[edit]
In 1974, Sonny and Cher agreed to end the show as they were separating from each other. Their timeslot was given to Tony Orlando and Dawn the next fall. They both starred in separate variety shows over the next two years. Sonny Bono's 1974 variety series, The Sonny Comedy Revue, led off the ABC Sunday night lineup, but lasted just 13 episodes. While it retained the creative team behind The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour, Bono's solo effort was largely a victim of the show's weak time slot and the established hits it faced on NBC and CBS. Initially, people assumed that his show would be the greater success when it was heard that Cher was to appear in her own show on CBS.[by whom?]
Cher[edit]
Starting in early 1975, Cher also returned to network television with her solo variety show, entitled Cher, which also aired on CBS. It did well during its abbreviated run and was renewed for the 1975-76 season. However, during the second season Cher herself decided to end the show to work with Sonny again. Although Sonny's show had most of the cast and crew from the comedy hour (except the musical director) and was expected to be the bigger hit, Cher's show easily became the greater success, both in the ratings and by fan response.[6] Due to contracts, Cher was unable to perform many of her sketches and characters from the comedy hour on her show; Sonny had them on his show, instead.
Among the many guests who appeared on the Cher show were Bette Midler, Elton John, Pat Boone, David Bowie, Ray Charles, Steve Martin, The Jackson 5, Ike & Tina Turner, Dion, Wayne Newton, Linda Ronstadt, Flip Wilson, Lily Tomlin, Frankie Valli, Tatum O'Neal,[7] Raquel Welch, Wayne Rogers,[8] and Labelle.[9]
The Sonny and Cher Show (1976–1977)[edit]
In February 1976, the bitterness of their divorce behind them, the couple reunited for The Sonny and Cher Show. This incarnation of the series was produced by veteran musical variety-show writers, Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth. It was basically the same format as their first variety series, but with different writers to create new sketches and songs. A new logo – a stylized hand with fingers crossed – symbolized their working relationship.
The duo's opening conversations were markedly more subdued and made low-key references to the couple's divorce, as well as Cher's subsequent marriage to Gregg Allman. (During production, Cher was pregnant with and eventually bore Allman's son, Elijah). Some jokes would become awkward; in one opening segment Cher gave Sonny a compliment, and Sonny jokingly replied "That's not what you said in the courtroom!" Nonetheless, the revived series garnered enough ratings to be renewed for a second season. By this time, however, the variety show genre was already in steep decline, and Sonny and Cher was one of the few successful programs of the genre remaining on the air. The show's final season, which aired as a mid-season replacement in the winter of 1977, was moved to the Friday night death slot, with the last episodes burned off in a late-evening Monday night time slot not typically used for comedy or variety series that summer.
The cast of regulars included Comedy Hour alums Ted Zeigler and Billy Van, Gailard Sartain (on loan from Peppiatt and Aylesworth's other series Hee Haw), announcer Jack Harrell (who later gained fame as the longtime announcer for the original version of The People's Court), and mime duo Shields and Yarnell. Billy Van left the show during season 1.
Some of the guests who appeared on The Sonny and Cher Show included Lynn Anderson, Frankie Avalon, Muhammad Ali, Raymond Burr, Ruth Buzzi, Charo, Barbara Eden, Neil Sedaka, Farrah Fawcett, Bob Hope, Don Knotts, Jerry Lewis, Tony Orlando, The Osmonds, Debbie Reynolds, The Smothers Brothers, Tina Turner, Twiggy, The Jacksons, and Betty White.[10]
Production notes[edit]
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour taped its opening and closing segments in front of a live studio audience. The Sonny & Cher "concert" segment was also taped in front of the same audience, as were some of the segments featuring musical guest stars—as these typically were taped after the closing segment was completed. Due to blocking, costuming, and other staging and production requirements, most of the comedy segments were taped without an audience, with a laugh track added in postproduction.[11]
Broadcast history and Nielsen ratings[edit]
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour[edit]
Time slot (ET)
Rating[12]
1970–71 Sunday at 8:30-9:30 pm Not in the Top 30
1971–72 Monday at 10:00-11:00 pm 27 20.2
1972–73 Friday at 8:00-9:00 pm (September 1972 - December 1972)
Wednesday at 8:00-9:00 pm (December 1972 - May 1974) Not in the Top 30
1973–74 7 23.3 (Tied with Kojak)
The Sonny and Cher Show[edit]
1975–76 Sunday at 8:00-9:00 pm 23 21.2
1976–77 Friday at 9:00-10:00 pm (January 1977 - March 1977)
Monday at 10:00-11:00 pm (May 1977 - August 1977) Not in the Top 30
Reception[edit]
The series earned one Emmy award out of 22 nominations for Art Fisher for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Variety or Music in 1972. Fisher also received Emmy nominations for his work in 1973 and 1974, as did Tim Kiley as director for the series in 1976. Other Emmy nominations were for Outstanding Variety Series in 1972, 1973 and 1974; Outstanding New Series in 1972; Outstanding Single Program - Variety or Music in 1972; Outstanding Writing Achievement in Variety for Bob Arnott, Chris Bearde, Allan Blye, George Burditt, Bob Einstein, Phil Hahn, Coslough Johnson and Paul Wayne in 1972 and 1974 (Steve Martin also was nominated in the category in 1972 and Jim Mulligan was in 1974); Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design for Bob Mackie and Ret Turner in 1972, 1974 and 1977; Outstanding Achievement in Music, Lyrics and Special Material for Earl Brown in 1972 and 1973; Outstanding Achievement in Musical Direction for James E. Dale in 1972 and for Marty Paich in 1974; Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction for John R. Beam in 1973; Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction for technical director Charles Franklin and cameramen Gorman Erickson, Jack Jennings, Tom McConnell, Barney Neeley and Richard Nelson in 1973; and Outstanding Achievement in Any Area of Creative Technical Crafts for Rena Leuschner for hairdressing in 1974.[14]
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour also earned Golden Globe nominations in 1973 and 1974 for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy and a win for Cher for Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series - Comedy or Musical.[15]
Syndication[edit]
Reruns of the series were seen on TV Land at the time of its launch in April 1996, with both the 1971–74 series and the 1976–77 series being treated as one; however, only about 65 of the original 100 episodes were aired. TV Land then edited the shows down to 30-minute episodes from the original hour, and ultimately discontinued broadcasting the series in 2000. getTV broadcasts both the 1971–74 and 1976–77 series, also carrying Cher under a separate contract.[16]
List of guest stars[edit]
Don Adams
Jack Albertson
Frankie Avalon
Rona Barrett
Ken Berry
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Jim Brown
Raymond Burr
Ruth Buzzi
John Byner
Edd Byrnes
Art Carney
Diahann Carroll
Charo
Mike Connors
William Conrad
Larry Csonka
Bobby Darin
Billy Davis Jr.
The DeFranco Family
Sandy Duncan
Barbara Eden
Ralph Edwards
Chad Everett
Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
Robert Goulet
The Grass Roots
Peter Graves
Lorne Greene
Joel Grey
Merv Griffin
Joey Heatherton
Honey Cone
Hudson Brothers
Gabe Kaplan
Alex Karras
Howard Keel
Bob Keeshan
Billie Jean King
Don Knotts (five episodes)
Harvey Korman (one episode)
Carol Lawrence
Steve Lawrence
Marilyn McCoo
Barbara McNair
Anne Meara
Don Meredith
Robert Merrill
Ricardo Montalban
Jim Nabors (four episodes)
Ted Neeley
The New Seekers
Carroll O'Connor
Gilbert O'Sullivan
Burt Reynolds (two episodes)
Wayne Rogers
Shields and Yarnell (six episodes)
Dinah Shore
Martha Smith
Mark Spitz
Jean Stapleton
McLean Stevenson
Larry Storch
Sally Struthers
The Sylvers
Danny Thomas
Karen Valentine
Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons
Bobby Vinton
Lyle Waggoner (two episodes)
Nancy Walker
Dennis Weaver
Flip Wilson
Cynthia Wood
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Andreas Apostolopoulos didn't his way with the Detroit Historic District Commission when he wanted to tear down the State Bank Building to build a parking garage for the Penobscot building, so he is taking it out on a terracotta building across from the Book Cadillac.
The Bates Garage located at the corner of Monroe and Randolph was demolished in October. Here is a look at its final days.
All that was left intact from the Globe Trading Company building.
A decision on what to do with Wayne County's financial albatross is expected next week.
Shooting for Transformers 4 starts this week near Grand Circus Park.
Dan Gilbert's first new build within the city of Detroit is showing noticeable progress along the site's Broadway frontage. Curbed Detroit has speculated that Iron Chef Michael Symon has been targeted to open up a B Spot burger joint inside the Z.
Something that was overlooked within Detroit's bankruptcy filing was an attachment listing all properties that the city owns that pose an "Imminent and identifiable harm to the public health or safety." A few of the properties on the list are located in Brush Park. The City has identified those properties as being "structurally unsound and in danger of collapse." The City goes on to state that the properties are "scheduled for demolition."
Someone finally removed the decaying model home for Mayor Dave Bing's failed Watermark development in early June.
Labels: Demolition, Detroit, Hotel Charlevoix, Michigan.
5,000 square feet of sand and decking along with the Beach Bar and Grille have been added to the southeastern corner of Campus Martius, initializing Dan Glibert's effort to place-make in downtown Detroit.
The transformation of Dalgleish Cadillac into Wayne State's $93 million Multidisciplinary Biomedical Research Building is now in full swing.
Detroit's latest tube is fully functional. A second Greektown funnel now bridges Monroe street connecting Greektown Casino to its new valet garage.
Crews are working at the Statler site to transform the area near Grand Circus Park into a Hong Kong street set for the filming of Transformers 4. Cameras are scheduled to roll on June 19.
Demoliton work has begun on the largest section of the Globe Trading Company building as it begins its transformation into Michigan's Outdoor Adventure and Discovery Center. The center will be the latest addition to the William Milliken State Park and Harbor when it is completed some time in 2014.
The complex was constructed in phases between 1892 and 1900. It served as the home of the Detroit Dry Dock Company, Dry Dock Engine Works and the Detroit Shipbuilding Company. The Boblo Island ferry boats St. Clair and Columbia were both constructed there, and a young Henry Ford worked at the engine works as an apprentice machinist.
Word came out today that the Wayne County has initiated discussions with Dan Gilbert's Rock Ventures, exploring the possibility of the company purchasing the new Wayne County Jail construction site from the county. This comes after the county has already spent over $100 million on the partially built jail.


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Your 'Fat-Toothed' Relative May Not Make It for Thanksgiving. He Vanished from Earth 300 Million Years Ago.
The newfound reptile Gordodon kraineri lived about 300 million years ago in what is now New Mexico. In this illustration, the beast is ready to gobble up the cone-like strobilus of an early cycad.
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Although it may look like a dinosaur, a newly identified sail-backed reptile that lived 300 million years ago is actually more closely related to humans, a new study finds.
The bizarre 5-foot-long (1.5 meters) reptile is a sail-backed eupelycosaur (yoo-PEL-ee-ko-sore), a group of animals "that were very successful during the Permian," a period that lasted from about 300 million to 251 million years ago, just before the dawn of the dinosaurs, said study lead researcher Spencer Lucas, a curator of paleontology at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science in Albuquerque.
"Eupelycosaurs include the ancestors of mammals, making this new skeleton more closely related to us than to dinosaurs," Lucas told Live Science in an email. [Photos: Unearthing Dinosauromorphs, the Ancestors of Dinosaurs]
A University of Oklahoma geology class discovered the newfound eupelycosaur fossils peeking out of a roadcut in New Mexico in March 2013. They told Lucas, who then collected the "exquisitely preserved but incomplete skeleton" with his colleagues in 2013 and 2014, he said.
The excellently preserved fossil of the newfound reptile, Gordodon kraineri shows that it sported a large "sail" on its back. (Image credit: Lucas, S.G. et al. Palaeontologia Electronica. 2018./CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
After marveling at the reptile's well-preserved, 17-inch-tall (43 centimeters) back sail, the researchers couldn't stop ogling its robust teeth. While the beast has a number of small teeth inside its mouth, it sports larger chompers at the tip of its snout, inspiring the scientific name Gordodon kraineri. The genus name is taken from "gordo," the Spanish word for "fat," and "odon," the Greek word for "tooth." Gordo is also a reference to Alamogordo, the nearby city in southern New Mexico where the fossil was found. The species name honors Karl Krainer, a geologist at the University of Innsbruck in Austria, for his contributions to discoveries about the late Paleozoic geology and paleontology of New Mexico.
The fossilized skull (top) and an illustration of it (bottom). Notice the robust teeth at the front of the skull, which inspired its genus name Gordodon, which translates to "fat tooth." (Image credit: Lucas, S.G. et al. Palaeontologia Electronica. 2018./CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)
The approximately 75-lb. (34 kilograms) reptile had surprisingly advanced structures in its skull, jaws and teeth, indicating that it was a selective feeder that dined on high-nutrient plants, Lucas said.
"Other early herbivorous reptiles were not selective, chomping on any plants they came across," Lucas said. "But Gordodon had some of the same specializations found in modern animals, like goats and deer."
Until now, the oldest animals on record with teeth that were as specialized as G. kraineri were found in rocks no older than 205 million years ago, dating to the late Triassic period. "Gordodon extends this advanced type of plant eating by 95 million years," Lucas said.
In effect, the discovery of this "fat toothed" reptile rewrites paleontologists' understanding of the early history of reptilian herbivory, he said.
The reason for G. kraineri's distinctive sail, however, is still a mystery.
"It has long been thought that the sails on the backs of reptiles like Gordodon were used in thermoregulation — the animal pumped blood into the sail, which increased the surface area over which the blood flowed, so that the blood could be more rapidly heated or cooled," Lucas said. "But, this is not certain."
The study was published online in the November issue of the journal Palaeontologia Electronica.
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Ho Chi Minh City (Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh; listen), formerly named Saigon (Sài Gòn) is the largest city in Vietnam. It was once known as Prey Nokor, an important Khmer sea port prior to annexation by the Vietnamese in the 17th century.
Under the name Saigon, it was the capital of the French colony of Cochin-china and later of the independent state of South Vietnam from 1955–75. South Vietnam, as an anti-communist state, fought against the communist North Vietnamese and Viet Cong during the Vietnam War, with aid from the United States of America and countries including Australia, New Zealand and South Korea.


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This exhortation is based on our daily Bible readings from Isaiah 2. We are told in Isaiah 1v1 that the prophecy of Isaiah was given in the days of Kings Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah. It is probable that Isaiah 2 was written in the reign of King Uzziah. So this exhortation not only considers the lessons from Isaiah 2 but also key points from the reign of King Uzziah whose life is recorded in 2 Chronicles.
One of the key ideas in Isaiah 2 is that of exalting or lifting up. Isaiah 2v2 says that in the last days the LORD's house shall be established in the top of the mountains and shall be exalted above the hills. This verse looks forward to the time of God's Kingdom when He will be exalted and lifted up and all the earth will respect Him and go to Him to learn of His laws and words.
In contrast to this picture look at Isaiah 2v11. In comparison to God being exalted in v2 are men exalting themselves in v11. They are 'lofty' and 'haughty' now but in the day of God's Kingdom, God alone will be exalted and man humbled. v12 continues by saying they are 'proud' and 'lifted up'. This idea of man exalting himself continues in v13-17 and again it states in v17 that in the end God alone will be exalted.
From this we have an insight into the times when Isaiah 2 was written. God's people in general were exalting themselves, they were lifting up themselves, thinking how great they were, and they were not exalting God. They were proud in their achievements and their greatness. And yet how wrong was their attitude. They were not thinking of the time of the future, when God's Kingdom will come, and when God alone will be lifted up and exalted in that day and man humbled.
With these points in mind lets now look at the reign of King Uzziah in 2 Chronicles 26 which gives us more detail of what was happening among God's people at the time of Isaiah 2.
2 Chronicles 26v3-5 tell us that King Uzziah was a godly man. He did what was right in the sight of the LORD (v4). He sought God and God made his reign to prosper. So King Uzziah started his reign well. His heart was in the right place, he was ready and willing to listen to God and obey His commandments. But notice an important point in v5 where it says 'as long as he sought the LORD, God made him to prosper'. God was with Uzziah as long as Uzziah was with God and sought Him. Seeking the LORD should be a life long thing. It is no good seeking the LORD to begin with but not continuing it. Throughout our lives we have to consistently seek the LORD. Unfortunately we find that Uzziah began well, he sought the LORD for many years of his reign, but then failed in the closing years of his life.
2 Chronicles 26 goes on to tell us of Uzziah's successes. In those years he sought the LORD and everything went well and prospered for him because God was with him. v6-8 tell us how Uzziah subdued the Philistines, the Arabians and Ammonites. These were nations which surrounded the land of Israel and Judah. Uzziah extended the borders of his kingdom and this created peace on every side. This time of peace gave him opportunity to engage in various projects in the nation of Judah. In v9 Uzziah fortified Jerusalem to ensure that no enemy could conquer it. In v10 he engaged in farm projects and opened up the deserts for agriculture. In v11-15 he organised and strengthened his army and provided them with weapons. Uzziah brought the nation to the second highest point after the reign of Solomon. Notice the important phrase in v15, 'he was marvellously helped till he was strong'. God was with Uzziah in all he did and his work amongst the nation while Uzziah exalted God and recognised that God was his strength.
But then sadly we read 2 Chronicles 26v16. Uzziah had gone about winning wars, subduing his enemies, strengthening the nation of Judah's defences and was very successful because he sought God (v5). But then he changed. Instead of recognising God as his strength, Uzziah trusted in his own strength. He was proud of all his achievements and what he had accomplished so successfully in the nation. And Uzziah thought it was because of his strength. v16 tells us that Uzziah's heart was lifted up which was the key idea we noticed in Isaiah 2. Uzziah began his reign lifting God up in his heart, he exalted God, but then he sadly ended his reign by lifting and exalting himself. He removed God from the exalted position He should have had in his life and turned to his own way.
There is an important lesson in this for ourselves. We need to seek God as Uzziah did in the beginning of his reign (v5). We need to exalt God in our lives, to make sure He is the focus and the centre of everything we do. And to do this we need to humble ourselves. But we also need to continue this attitude throughout our lives. We might have done well and have success in various areas of life like Uzziah had. But let us never become proud like Uzziah, let us never exalt ourselves instead of God because God is the strength of our lives, not ourselves.
2 Chronicles 26v16 continues by telling us what Uzziah did wrong. He went into the temple to burn incense on the altar of incense. God's law stated that he was not allowed to do that. Only the priests were allowed to burn incense on the altar of incense. But Uzziah did not take notice of what God's law allowed or did not allow. His attitude was that He was the king who had been so successful in the nation so he could do what he wanted. He exalted his own ideas of worship and in doing so removed God and His law from the exalted position it should have had in his life. This is pride, which God hates (Proverbs 6v16-17). Pride lifts up man, pride works so that we do not listen to God but only to ourselves.
2 Chronicles 26v17-21 tells us that the Azariah the priest and 80 other priests courageously stood up against Uzziah and told him he was wrong to burn incense on the altar of incense. Uzziah was angry (v17). He still felt he was right, he could not be reasoned with, he would not listen. But then God smote him with leprosy (v19) and he quickly went out of the temple. Uzziah was then a leper until he died. He was cut off from the nation. He was isolated. He could never join the nation in worship again. He died a sad and shameful death, because he exalted himself and not God.
This record of Uzziah in 2 Chronicles gives us a deeper insight in to the words of Isaiah 2 and provides powerful lessons for ourselves. The first part of Isaiah 2 in v2-4 focuses on the time of the Kingdom of God when He will be exalted not just in Israel and Judah but in the whole world. v2 tells us the LORD's house will be established in the top of the mountains and exalted above the hills. The LORD's house is referring to the temple of God which Uzziah treated with disrespect by trying to burn incense on the altar of incense, something which God allowed only the priests to do. But in the Kingdom age God's house, the temple will be exalted and respected. v2 tells us that all nations will flow to it. So God and His house will be the focus of the whole word in His Kingdom. In v3 there is enthusiasm amongst all nations of the world. They will ask and encourage each other to come to God's house to be taught of His ways and law. These nations will be humble and teachable. They want God to tell them how to serve Him acceptably. They are not like Uzziah who did not listen to God's law and words but did what he wanted to. v4 tells us that this time of God's Kingdom will be a time of wonderful peace.
The appeal of these words in Isaiah 2v2-4 is then given in v5. On the basis of the wonderful time of the Kingdom when God alone will be exalted, when His word and law will be taught among all nations, v5 appeals to the nation of Judah to come and walk in the light of the LORD. For all the material successes of Uzziah in the first part of his reign, he neglected to lead the nation of Judah in this regard. He did not attend to the real needs of the people, their eternal salvation. The focus of Uzziah's reign was more on the cares of this life, the defences of the city, arming his troops and agricultural projects. But he did not lead the people in exalting God in their lives.
The second part of Isaiah 2 shows that this appeal of v5 fell on deaf ears. In v6-7 the land was full of gold and silver some of which came from subdued enemy nations. Uzziah's reign was prosperous. There was lots of money around. v7 also shows that the land was also full of horses and chariots which Uzziah used to strengthen his army. v8 tells us that the land was also full of idols. The people at the time of Uzziah were not interested in exalting God, His house or His law.
So in v11-17 God says that the pride of man in material achievements will be eventually humbled. Regardless of the successes proud man has now in this life, man will be humbled and God exalted (v11, v17). In v12 God will be against everyone that is proud and lofty, those who exalt themselves like Uzziah did.
This is a powerful exhortation for ourselves. The challenge for all of us in today's world is to ensure that God is exalted as the centre and focus of our lives, and also to humble ourselves to listen and obey Him. So often it is too easy to do the opposite like Uzziah did at the end of his reign. It is so easy to exalt ourselves, to be proud in our own achievements and successes, to place emphasis and trust in our own strength, to be full of self importance. But the exhortation is to remove pride from our lives, to be humble and exalt God alone. If we do this then by God's grace we will be part of the Kingdom age in which God and His house will be exalted.
In conclusion we shall look at 1 Peter 5v5-6. These verses teach us to submit to one another, to be humble and not be proud. Submitting and being humble ensures that we do not exalt ourselves or force our ideas on others. God is exalted in our lives and we try and worship Him in the way He shows us. Having this attitude will create a united and positive ecclesial environment in which the truth of the gospel will flourish. If we consistently humble ourselves before God and our brothers and sisters God will exalt us in due time (v6). This means that in the Kingdom of God He will give us eternal life and we will be part of that time spoken about in Isaiah 2v2-4.
So now we are to take of bread and wine together in remembrance of what God has done for us in His son. Philippians 2v5-11 shows the Lord Jesus Christ's amazing example of humility (v8). He was not proud at all, he was submissive to his Father's will, even to the death of the cross (v8). Every day of his life Jesus Christ exalted God. God was his focus and centre of everything he did. And so even though Jesus died, God exalted him the third day by raising him from the dead and giving him eternal life. God has highly exalted him and given him a name above every name (v9). What a wonderful example to contemplate as we take this bread and wine together and rejoice that following Jesus' example of humility we have hope of eternal life in the Kingdom of God.


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Tekashi 6ix9ine was reportedly admitted to hospital after suffering overdosing on caffeine and weight-loss supplement Hydroxycut.
Tekashi 6ix9ine hospitalised after 'overdosing on weight loss medication'. The 'GUMMO' rapper reportedly overdosed on a mixture of caffeine and Hydroxycut. Tekashi 6ix9ine was reportedly admitted to hospital after suffering overdosing on caffeine and weight-loss supplement Hydroxycut. Numerous reports began swirling across social media this week that the 'GOOBA' rapper, 24, had overdosed, leaving fans concerned for his well-being. Tekashi 6ix9ine was reportedly hospitalised after a caffeine and Hydroxycut overdose.
6ix9ine allegedly took more than the recommended dose of Hydroxycut which caused his heart rate to elevate. The rapper was also 'drinking a McDonald's coffee' at the time, which resulted in an overdose reaction. However, the rapper is reportedly now back home and doing just fine. DJ Akademiks took to Instagram to say that he had spoken to 6ix9ine, real name Daniel Hernandez, and confirmed he was okay. "This is true..
lol he finally realizes he needs a trainer not no CVS products. Talked to him today tho. He was on the track running n in good spirits. He'll be back soon," he wrote. Tekashi 6ix9ine has been laying pretty low since the release of his last album 'TattleTales'.
Picture: Getty Since the release of his latest album TattleTales, which debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200, 6ix9ine has been laying pretty low on social media. Last month, he opened up about his mental health during his time in jail, admitting that at one point, he felt suicidal. Speaking to Fox 5 New York, 6ix9ine admitted that his incarceration took a toll on his mental health and resulted in him contemplating suicide, especially with the pressure he faced from the rest of the world. "I think people would have attempted suicide. At a point in jail I thought about it," 6ix9ine said. "It's so much stress, so much pressure because you're seeing yourself on the news every day, this that and a third, when is this going to come to an end?" Tekashi 6ix9ine reportedly hospitalised after accidentally overdosing on diet pills and coffee By Andy Malt | Published on Friday 2 October 2020 Tekashi 6ix9ine has reportedly been hospitalised after accidentally overdosing on weight loss pills and caffeine. According to The Shade Room, which says it has spoken directly to the rapper, he was hospitalised earlier this week after taking two Hydroxycut pills, rather than the recommended one. His body apparently reacted badly to this, along with the cup of coffee he'd also drunk. Two diet pills and a coffee might not sound that bad. You're possibly thinking that there's something else at play here. 6ix9ine would like you to stop that. He has apparently insisted that no other drugs apart from Hydroxycut and caffeine were involved. Aside from the fact, he says, that he doesn't take illegal drugs, doing so (and ending up in the hospital as a result) would violate the terms of his probation and send him right back to jail. The rapper, of course, was released from prison early and placed under house arrest back in April over fears that he could contract COVID-19 while incarcerated. He is in a high risk group, due to his chronic asthma. He was sentenced to a two year jail term in December last year after pleading guilty to various criminal charges relating to his past involvement with the Nine Trey Bloods street gang in New York. READ MORE ABOUT: Tekashi 6ix9ine Tekashi 6ix9ine was reportedly admitted to a Florida hospital Tuesday after overdosing on diet pills and caffeine. According to the Shade Room, Tekashi, 24, said that his overdose was a result of pairing a cup of coffee with two Hydroxycut pills instead of the recommended daily dosage of one. The combination of the diet supplements and caffeine "increased his heart rate and caused him to sweat excessively while in front of his computer," the Shaderoom reported. Tekashi, who is currently on probation, also told the Shade Room that he was not using any drugs at the time of his overdose. The rapper reportedly claimed that he was using Hydroxycut pills because of the weight he gained during his time in prison. Read More: Tekashi 6ix9ine's $200,000 Donation Rejected By Children Foundation He said that his weight went up to 200 pounds and he is now at 177 pounds. He added that he won't be returning to Instagram until he reaches his goal weight of 150 pounds. The rapper who has since been released from the hospital last posted on IG on September 11, 2020. Tekashi 6ix9ine, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, has been making the headlines following his early release from in April due to a nationwide effort to stem the coronavirus outbreak in US jails. After his release, he broke the all-time record for an Instagram live stream, with more than two million people tuning in at one point. His first single after his prison release, Gooba racked up 120 million views on YouTube in just four days.
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Cocobod plans distribution of 60 million hybrid seedlings to farmers
COCOBOD will this year distribute about 60 million hybrid cocoa seedlings free of charge to farmers across the cocoa growing districts to plant to increase their yield and incomes.
Kwadwo Danso, Ashanti Regional Manager of Cocoa Health and Extension Division (CHED) of COCOBOD, who announced this said the new hybrid cocoa trees were tolerant and resistant to diseases and pest and took two years to bear fruits.
They also produce a large number of pods with large beans sizes.
Speaking at a sensitization rally for cocoa farmers at Nsuta in the Bosome-Freho District in Ashanti, he said the provision of the seedlings were part of several initiatives by COCOBOD to increase crop yield, sustain higher cocoa production and boost incomes of cocoa farmers.
Mr. Danso said other initiatives such as the mass spraying and pruning of the cocoa farms, hand pollination, increased fertilizer application, rehabilitation of diseased and old cocoa farms, as well as encouraging the formation of farmer co-operatives, were all geared towards increased cocoa production in Ghana.
The rally which was organized by the New Edubiase District Office of CHED, brought together over 1,300 farmers including district and community chief farmers, Chiefs and Elders of the Nsuta Traditional Area, local government officials, among others.
It aimed at providing a platform for farmers to engage with CHED and local government officials to discuss and seek answers to some of the issues and challenges confronting cocoa production in the area.
It was also to facilitate CHED's farmers' education on good agronomic practices such as pruning, fertilizer application, weeding, and pollination, among others, and to also sensitize the farmers on new programmes and policies being implemented by COCOBOD.
Mr. Danso said CHED was not only targeting farmers who wanted to enter cocoa production for the first time, but those whose farms were over-aged and affected by diseases and pests such as the Cocoa Swollen Shoot Virus Disease (CSSVD).
He said COCOBOD was also supplying economic trees such as Emire, Ofram and others, to farmers as permanent shade plants in their farms.
Mrs. Christiana Amponsah, the New Edubiase District Cocoa Officer said 600,000 hybrid cocoa seedlings had so far been nursed and distributed freely to farmers in the area this year.
Mr. Yaw Danso, the District Chief Executive (DCE) for Bosome Freho District commended COCOBOD for the continuous efforts to support farmers to produce quality cocoa beans.
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Dentures have been given a bad rap for decades— being the brunt of many jokes surrounding the elderly. And although dentures come with some issues that are undeniable, they have come a long way. To help you decide if dentures are for you or if you should go another route, we have created an article debunking three common myths. Read on to learn more.
One of the biggest misconceptions that patients have about dentures is that you can't chew with them in. However, that simply isn't the case. As long as your dentures fit your mouth properly, you should be able to enjoy anything from an apple to steak without having to worry about them falling out.
As long as you are getting your dentures done by a professional office like Clear Lake Dental Care, you can rest assured that they won't look fake. Although dentures won't necessarily resemble natural teeth, they will look natural enough that people will be able to tell. Additionally, dentures come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors so you can try to match them to your previous teeth for a more natural look.
Even though your dentures are made up of an artificial material, they still need to be cared for. In fact, we encourage all of our denture patients to continue to brush their dentures after every meal and to soak them in a clean denture solution every night before bed. Remember that the cleaner your dentures are, the longer they will last.
Dentures are a great way to replace missing teeth and restore your mouth's functionality. If you have several missing teeth or if you need to have teeth pulled, you may want to consider getting dentures. To learn more about dentures or to schedule a consultation, contact Clear Lake Dental Care today!


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Rapper and social media influencer Brax dead at 21
By Jessica Schladebeck
Brax, a rapper and social media star, has died at the age of 21.
The musician's mother, Letricia Loftin Russell, made the tragic announcement on Instagram on Thursday.
"Our angel, Braxton Blue.B Baker has ascended," she wrote alongside a video montage of her daughter.
"At the time of her ascendance she laid in sacred form. There were no scratches there were no bruises, her internal and external being was completely pure. It was a spiritual release. God retrieved the angel He loaned us."
Brax initially gained a following after she released the album, "VERSE(atility), according to Essence, which first reported her death. While the body of work is no longer available on Spotify, the song "Lil b—-" remained on her YouTube page.
Her mother said she was working on two albums when she died. Brax was also pursuing careers in choreography and fashion, specifically ones involving "Black queer revolutionary womxn."
In a 2016 profile on lifestyle blog, Alexis G, Brax described herself as "that girl everyone observes for a while trying to figure out how they feel about her."
"Her presence is striking, yet her spirit is gentle. Her favorite number is three. So let's try three with A, B, and C. Brax is assertive, anointed, and authentic. Brax is bold," she continued.
"Brax is bossy. Brax is blessed. She is charisma, she is compassion, she is confidence. Braxton is innovative, a creative, who is eager to live out her full potential. God-fearing, gifted, and go-getting… Braxton is ready."
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When asked where she sees herself in the next five years, the social media influencer responded: "At 22 years old I see myself...I truly have no idea. I'm letting the Lord lead me."
Her cause of death was not revealed to the public.


Paul Frew Assembly member for North Antrim has once again urged the Minister for Infrastructure to push forward with plans to provide footway on the Fenaghy Rd between Cullybackey and the Galgorm Resort .
A local Assembly member for North Antrim is urgently calling upon the Minister for Infrastructure to push forward with plans to provide a new footway.
Paul Frew believes there is much need for a complete footway on the Fenaghy Road between Cullybackey and the Galgorm Resort.
Frew raised his concerns that the existing walkway was to short to provide a safe path for pesdestrians, which stops short of the busy entrance to the popular Galgorm Resort & Spa.
Frew stated: " There are many projects sitting on a long list of minor works schemes competing for prioritisation, in fact I have been fighting for many of them for a long time.
"What we are talking about here is a scheme proposal to extend the existing footway from the factory and Graveyard to the entrance of Galgorm Resort, a length of approximately 370metres.


The much awaited trailer for the biggest laugh riot of the year is here! Housefull 3 stars Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Jacqueline Fernandez, Nargis Fakhri and Lisa Haydon. It is a romantic comedy film written and directed by Sajid Farhad. It is the third installment of House Full.


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Q: SOQL return type: List vs. sObject I've been working with Apex for a couple of months now and I still haven't figured this out. When does a SOQL query return a List of objects (even though it's just one object in the list) and when does it return an object?
For example, I have been using queries like this: [SELECT Id, Name FROM Account WHERE Name = :search] or [SELECT Value__c FROM System_Setting__c WHERE Name = :settingName]. And sometimes I can use an assignment directly to an object and some other times I need to use a list (even when I use a filter on Id or I use LIMIT 1 to make sure there's only one record to return.

A: A SOQL query will always return a list of sobjects.  If you are assigning a query to a single sobject Apex will execute your query then attempt to assign to this sobject (unfortunately, if there are no elements in the returned query or more than one you will get an exception).
I find it's useful to always assign the query to a list of sobjects, then check to see how many elements the list contains afterwards, e.g.
List<Account> accountQuery = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Account WHERE Name = :search Limit 1];
if (accountQuery.size() == 1) {
// execute code
}


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Ninja Line Backyard Challenge is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 5.
The Ninja Line kit includes hanging obstacles that vary in skill level along with the versatility of moving obstacles farther apart as skills improve! To train like a ninja, simply hang between two posts or healthy trees and get moving! These exciting obstacles include: 3-piece 10" nylon rope, "monkey fists", 2-piece 16" holds and 2-piece gymnastics rings with textured grip. All obstacles include steel hanging delta safety clips. Take your training with you, the Ninja Line is easy to install and take down and includes a storage bag.
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The right fence contractor will do everything they can to make sure you're happy with your new fence!
Many aspects of residential fencing can be a lot of fun—deciding what color to paint your new wooden fence, installing gorgeous hanging baskets of flowers along the length, or stringing fairy lights along the length for a beautiful nighttime scene. One of the less-than-glamorous parts is hiring the fence contractor. Here are some of our top tips for choosing the right fence contractor for your fence installation.
Do any of your neighbors have enviable fences? Ask them who installed the fence, how the installation process went, and if they are happy with the result. Depending on your comfort level, you can also ask them a ballpark of the final cost and how well the fence contractor stuck to the proposed budget. How was the cleanup process? Did their workers arrive on time and conduct themselves in a professional manner? Once you get a list, call around and ask about their pricing, warranties, qualifications, and insurance.
Once you have between 3-5 fence contractors on your short list, get a detailed estimate from each one. Expect to schedule an appointment for them to visit your property, assess your land, take measurements, and discuss any particular concerns that you have. Is there sloping on your property? Will your fence be facing another neighbor's fence? Do you need a high security or privacy fence? The right fence contractor will ask questions to make sure you get what you want.
Some homeowners don't realize that installing a fence means dealing with laws and regulations, but it does! Make sure that you or your fence contractor obtains the right permits from your municipality or homeowners' association before you start the project. If you rush ahead, you might be in for a stack of hefty fines instead of a stack of lumber.
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August 2016 L&E Update from Baker Donelson
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August is here, which means it's back to school time for many kids and their parents. Something that's sure to present an issue for teachers is Pokémon Go – but did you ever think that a seemingly juvenile app would consume so many working adults? In this month's issue, see what companies are doing to prevent employees from playing on company time. Plus, updates to gun laws in Tennessee, a closer look at discrimination against the LGBT community in private employment and more.
The NLRB Eases the Way for Temporary Employees to Unionize
Michael Ewing, 615.726.5552, mewing@bakerdonelson.com
On July 11, 2016, the National Labor Relations Board released a decision reversing 12 years of established precedent. In Miller & Anderson, Inc., the Board held that a bargaining unit can be comprised of both regular employees and temporary employees on assignment from staffing agencies, provided that the employees in question share a "community of interest." Previously, the rule was that such bargaining units could only exist if both employers consented. Now that consent is no longer necessary, there may be significant consequences for employers who utilize the services of temporary workers. More...
Pokémon in the Workplace: Does Your Company Need a Policy?
Meg Sutton, 615.726.5614, msutton@bakerdonelson.com
It seems crazy to have to tailor office policy because of the advent of a new phone app, doesn't it? But this is exactly what is transpiring due to the overwhelming popularity of Pokémon Go, an app for your phone that allows you to "catch" monsters in your own environment, with the use of your phone's camera. Read on to discover reasons why employers are increasingly creating policies based on Pokémon Go. More...
Immigration Update
Miriam Thompson, 423.209.4235, mthompson@bakerdonelson.com
Tracking newsworthy developments in the ever-changing world of business immigration and its impact on employers and employees.
This month: August 2016 Visa Bulletin; Increased Fines for I-9 and Other Immigration Violations; USCIS Returns Unselected Fiscal Year 2017 H-1B Cap-Subject Petitions; Long Wait Times at U.S. Consulates in India; Is Your Work Site Ready for a Site Visit?; Continued High RFE Rates; Employment Authorization Document Adjudication Delays. More...
Tennessee Employers Can Continue to Prohibit Guns Without New Liability
Levy Leatherman, 615.726.5646, lleatherman@bakerdonelson.com
On July 1, 2016, Senate Bill 1736 went into effect in Tennessee. The law, introduced on January 15, 2016, was the subject of significant controversy. As the first of its kind across the country, SB 1736 as introduced sought to create a duty of care for property owners or entities who decided to prohibit the possession of firearms on the property as provided in Tenn. Code Ann. § 39-17-1359. Read on for more of this Bill's repercussions. More...
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Decision Worsens Headaches for Employers Negotiating Pattern or Practice EEOC Claims
Nick Margello, 901.577.2368, nmargello@bakerdonelson.com
In Equal Employment Opportunity Commission v. Bass Pro Outdoor World, LLC., a three-judge panel of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that the EEOC can seek punitive and compensatory damages for a pattern or practice claim under Section 706 of the Civil Rights Act and the EEOC can apply the Teamsters framework, as opposed to the frequently used McDonnell Douglas framework, to meet its burden of proof in a Section 706 pattern-or-practice claim. This outcome means that the only two Circuits that have addressed this issue have reached unfavorable rulings for employers. Keep reading to find out why this case is worth monitoring. More...
Is Sexual Orientation a Protected Category under Title VII?
Jennifer Hall, 601.351.2483, jhall@bakerdonelson.com
That question has been asked for many years, especially after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013 (U.S. v. Windsor) and subsequently held state bans of same-sex marriages are unconstitutional last summer (Obergefell, et al. v. Hodges, et al.). Additionally, in 2014, President Obama signed Executive Order 13672 prohibiting federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, and several courts have held that Title VII does protect against discrimination based upon gender stereotype ("gender non-conformity claims"). But what is the status of sexual orientation discrimination in private employment? More...
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Rainbow trout are members of the Pacific trout and salmon subgroup of the salmon family (Salmonidae) which also includes the redband trout, cutthroat trout and golden trout. Regarded as the most widely successful of the introduced salmonids and the most widely known and recognized of the worlds trout species, rainbow trout rank among the top five most sought game fish in North America. The name Oncorhynchus means "hooked snout" in reference to the distinctly hooked upper or lower jaw of mature males.
Within the few park streams either inhabited by naturalized rainbow trout or where individual fish have been encountered as the result of stocking programs downstream, the sizes of individual fish typically range from 7 to 12 inches in total length. Occasionally larger individuals are encountered including a 19 inch rainbow captured by an angler in the North ForkThorntonRiver in 1998. As is the case with the other trout species in Virginia, the largest individual rainbow trout are typically encountered within large stream habitats, ponds and reservoirs. The current state record specimen (14 pounds, 7 ounces) was captured in Greer's Trout Pond in southwestern Virginia on June 28, 1993.
Range map. Pink color indicating exotic species.
Wild rainbow trout populations within Virginia most often occur in small rocky streams in forested landscapes. Hatchery reared rainbows are widely stocked within streams, rivers, ponds and lakes throughout central and western Virginia. Rainbow trout were first liberated in stream habitats within and downstream of the park in 1943. The wild rainbows that inhabit Pass Run within the park are believed to have descended from hatchery stock introduced downstream during the 1950s. Rainbow trout have also successfully reproduced intermittently in the North Fork Moorman's River since 1957 as the result of stocking programs downstream.
While not typically encountered in size classes beyond 12 inches in park streams, large rainbow trout of comparable size to large adult brook trout can be aggressive competitors for available habitat within the confines of a small stream. Fortunately, the Pass Run population is the only naturalized rainbow trout population currently persisting within the park. The limited and sporadic production within the lower reaches of the North Fork Moorman's River apparently results from very few, occasional redds as the result of rainbows stocked just downstream of the park boundary. The degree of displacement pressure on brook trout posed by these rainbow trout populations is currently unknown.
Atkinson, J.B. 2005. Shenandoah National Park Fisheries Monitoring Program Annual Report for 2004. Division of Natural and Cultural Resources, Luray, Virginia 22835. 46 pp.
Jenkins, R.E., and N.M. Burkhead. 1993. Freshwater fishes of Virginia. American Fisheries Society, Bethesda, Maryland. 1079 pp.
Lennon, R.E. 1961. The Trout Fishery in Shenandoah National Park. Special Scientific Report-Fisheries; No. 395. USFWS. 16 pp.


Nine will be the drivers who will defend the "Green" Tony Kart colour in the most important kart competitions of 2016.
We are pleased to announce the names of the drivers who will race in the upcoming season in the colours of our Racing Team.
It will be the three-time-World-Champion driver Marco Ardigò to play the role of standard-bearer of a lineup which solidity makes one of its strengths, with eight drivers out of seven who already know well the Racing Team.
Marco, three times World Champion, will be engaged in the top class of karting, the KZ. Marcus Armstrong from New Zealand, after the excellent performance shown in KF fulfils the challenging passage in the shifter class.
Also in the category with the gear, the KZ2, we will have two solid confirmations, the Italian Luca Corberi and Alessio Piccini, the second one will take part to the most prestigious competitions.
In the new OK category, the reference point for the two young drivers Clément Novalak and JB Simmenauer, will be the fast and expert Nicklas Nielsen. Even these last three are familiar with the Racing Team, but Novalak (Vice World Champion for KF class) and Simmenauer will change the racing category, coming both from Junior class.
In the class reserved for Junior drivers, the OKJ, the attested Charles Milesi will be supported by the young Italian driver Leonardo Marseglia, from the Mini category.
The race program of the Racing Team includes all CIK-FIA competitions, several WSK Series trophies, the Winter Cup and some competitions of the German Championship.
Our drivers will run with formidable chassis, such as Racer 401 and Krypton 801, powered with Vortex engines, RKZ, DDJ and DDS, recently homologated.


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Libya may review future Western oil contracts
TRIPOLI, March 15 (Reuters) - Libya's government will honour existing contracts with Western oil companies but the crisis is likely to influence its future cooperation with them, a senior foreign ministry official said on Tuesday.
"Yesterday I met with Mr Shukri Ghanem, the president of the National Oil Commission, and he told me he is still in contact with the chairmen of Eni (ENI.MI) and some American companies," Deputy Foreign Minister Khaled Kaim told Reuters in Tripoli.
"We hope that they will be convinced that the security is guaranteed for everyone and they will be back here to resume their work," he said.
Asked if existing contracts could be reviewed, he said: "I don't think so at this stage. ... Maybe for new ones, for new concessions, for new contracts. Maybe what happened in the last four weeks will be reflected in the future cooperation with other countries." (Reporting by Maria Golovnina; Editing by Matthew Jones)


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