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Chris Evans' breakfast show audience grew just before BBC Radio 2 exit
Chris Evans grew in listeners just before BBC Radio 2 exit (Dominic Lipinski/PA)
Chris Evans grew his audience at BBC Radio 2 by nearly 250,000 listeners just before his departure from the station, new research shows.
The broadcaster pulled in 9.1 million listeners for his breakfast show in the final three months of 2018 compared to an average audience of 8.8 million the previous three months, according to the latest figures released by audience research body Rajar.
The previous quarter's drop, the period of July-September 2018, marked the first time Evans had gone below 9 million since 2012.
However, despite his last-minute boost in the ratings, Evans was still down in the ratings year-on-year.
The new figures from Rajar show a decrease of just over 350,000 listeners for his breakfast slot when compared to the equivalent period in 2017.
Evans added more than a million listeners to the Radio 2 breakfast show when he took over from Sir Terry Wogan, who was attracting an average weekly audience of just under 8 million before he left the programme in December 2009.
When Evans took over in January 2010, listening figures immediately jumped to 9.5 million.
Evans left Radio 2 in December after nine years to host a new breakfast show at rival station Virgin, with Zoe Ball taking over the slot in early January.
Ball is the first female breakfast show host in the station's history.
Elsewhere at the BBC, Radio 4's Today programme has seen a dip of just under 350,000 listeners year-on-year, when comparing the fourth quarter of 2018 to the same time period in 2017.
There was a slight increase of just under 10,000 listeners in the final three months of 2018 compared to the previous three months.
The fall in Today's year-on-year figures mirror those of Radio 4 as a whole, which has shed just over 750,000 listeners in the past year, pulling in 10.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2018, compared to 11.3 million in 2017's fourth quarter.
The current affairs programme's year-on-year drop came as host John Humphrys announced he will be leaving after 32 years.
John Humphrys (Dominic Lipinski/PA)
Humphrys will step aside from the show – also presented by Justin Webb, Mishal Husain, Nick Robinson and Martha Kearney – in the autumn.
Away from the BBC, commercial station LBC has recorded its highest ever reach in its 46-year history.
LBC, which now includes former BBC Radio 4 broadcaster Eddie Mair on its line-up, has grown by 188,000 over the past year to more than 2.2 million weekly listeners, the station said.

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A chat with the Chairman
In the second of our new series of Q&As with key club members, we chat with our Chairman and club stalwart Robert Leech
What are your earliest memories of GCC and when did you first join the club? I joined the club at the start of 1981 season. My first game was away at Wortham and I thought to myself "What ever have I done!" Fortunately, things only got better from that point!
Explain your current role at the club. How long have you done it and what other roles have you carried out in the past? Chairman for 20 years, 4th team Captain for the third season. In the past I have captained the first team. Initially from 1982 but I can't remember precisely for how long as it's so long ago but I do recall I managed to give up the role of Treasurer to become Chairman in 1995.
What's the hardest part of your role and what's the most rewarding? The hardest part of being Chairman is making decisions that I know will upset some members but I believe to be in the best interests of the Club. The most rewarding has been being at the helm whilst the club has grown exponentially over the last twenty years to the point where it is now highly respected throughout Norfolk cricket. I must add that this success has been down to the efforts of a band of dedicated and hard-working group of volunteers. Many thanks to you all.
What are your best figures? Highest league score was 176 not out against Swaffham and managed 152 in a Carter Plate final at Diss thanks to the Brooke fielders' inability to catch a cricket ball. I think I once took three wickets at East Harling on a very rare bowling performance much to Tony Briggs' disgust.
What's the best ground you've played at (apart from The Langley of course!)? I agree with Danny that Horton House is a lovely place to play cricket. My favourite ground in Norfolk (apart from the Langley obviously) is Ingham. I first played there as a schoolboy opening the batting with my father who captained Watton CC at the time. I had a season playing in Kent in 1975 playing on some lovely grounds such as Tunbridge Wells and the Vine at Sevenoaks. I also played at Ealing for Norwich Barleycorns in the late seventies which was like playing at a mini Lord's.
What's been your funniest moment at GCC? There have been many but most involved the infamous David Whiting…
Is there a cricketer that you've admired and that has inspired you? As a schoolboy my hero was the Surrey and England opener John Edrich. I met him at Ingham at the annual match between the Edrich family and the Lords Taverners. His advice was not to give your wicket away cheaply which I don't think I've followed to this day.
What advice would you pass on to any youngster who is keen to become a good cricketer? Listen, practice and most of all enjoy the greatest team sport available.
What do you do when you're not playing cricket? Farming keeps me busy and I also occasionally play golf. My handicap is following my age upwards!
What's your proudest moment/achievement for the club (or otherwise)? There have been many over the past thirty five years. Very early on Yogi and I vowed we would drive the club from the depths of the Norfolk League into the Norfolk Alliance which we finally achieved in 1997. I was very proud to captain the team that were Norfolk League champions in 1990 but unfortunately promotion was not automatic then. Another highlight was winning the Lady Mary trophy in its inaugural year in 1985 when we were by far the lowest placed team to be invited into the competition. A riotous evening followed. I am, and always will be, immensely proud of how the club had developed to where it is today. When we opened the new pavilion extension in 2011 I challenged the first team to bring Premier league cricket to the club as the facilities now cry out it. I hope their current form continues and they achieve it this year.
Thank you Robert for being a terrific Chairman and for everything that you have given to the club over the years.
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written by RONALD RIBMAN; directed by Richmond Shepard
ROTHMAN FAIRCHILD is pleased to announce the production of Ronald Ribman's powerful, three-character, New York Dramatists Award-winning, comedic drama, COLD STORAGE, directed by Richmond Shepard. Shepard will also be reprising his award-winning Los Angeles performance. COLD STORAGE will play a 4-week limited engagement at the Richmond Shepard Theater (309 East 26th St. @ 2nd Ave). Performances begin Wednesday, August 6th and continue through Saturday, August 30th. Press are invited starting August 7th.
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Dan Burkarth
Dan has appeared on stage, films, and in commercials throughout the country. In New York City, he was Executive Producer, Host, and Writer of "One + One", a Manhattan Cable Show. Recent credits include: Henry VI: An Experiment (Lord Clifford), at the Midlantic Theatre Company; Ghosts of 14th Street (Edward J. Thornton III) at Theatre for the New City; Hamlet (King Claudius) at Queens Shakespeare, Inc. Upcoming is his portrayal of Jimmy Mulligan in Roommates.
Dan is an adjunct professor in the Mass Communications Department of St. John's University in Queens. He graduated from Hunter College, cum laude, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre & Film and has a Masters of Arts degree in Theatre Arts from the University of Arkansas. He has classical training with HB Studio and Shakespeare & Co. www.DanBurkarth.com
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RICHMOND SHEPARD (Director/Mr. Parmegian) has appeared on over 100 TV shows and in many films as a Mime and as an actor: "The Jeffersons", "The FBI", "That Girl", "Dick Van Dyke" (1990), "Ally McBeal", etc., and played a transvestite kidnapper on "Kojak", but most of his work has been on the stage including the leads in Counselor at Law by Elmer Rice and Travesties by Tom Stoppard in Los Angeles. Most recently he played the priest in Our Lady of 121st St. by Stephen Adly Guirgis and the title role in BJ Lang Presents by Yabo Yablonsky. He started America's first ensemble Mime troupe in 1952, and performed with his company throughout the U.S. until 1987. He directed and performed with two improvisational comedy troupes� The L.A.Cabaret- 1967-77 and Noo Yawk Tawk- 1988-91 and 2003-2005. He regularly performs at The Playhouse in Derry, Ireland.
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was co-founder and principal producer of London's Rock Row Theatre Group, where he produced Gunnar's Night by Elroy Fletcher, Lord Buckley's Finest Hour by Richmond Shepard and John Sinclair, and many other shows. In Los Angeles, he produced Ronald Ribman's Cold Storage, Tom Stoppard's Travesties and Elmer Rice's Counselor at Law, all starring Shepard, among other plays. He was executive producer of the TV series "Blanchard's Quest" and of "Danger Zone" starring Katie Heatherton. In New York in 2005 he produced Designer Genes, a play written by and starring Shepard, and recently Sartre's No Exit, directed by Shepard, at this theatre.
Ronald Ribman
plays have been produced on and off Broadway, including the Obie award-winning Journey of the Fifth Horse and Cold Storage, recipient of the Dramatists Guild's prestigious Hull-Warriner Award. Plays include Harry, Noon and Night, The Ceremony of Innocence, Fingernails Blue As Flowers, Buck, Passing Through From Exotic Places, A Break in the Skin, The Poison Tree, produced on Broadway at the Ambassador Theater, The Rug Merchants of Chaos, Sweet Table at the Richelieu, The Cannibal Masque, A Serpent's Egg and The Dream of the Red Spider.
In addition to his stage plays that have been directly televised, Ribman's work in television includes the CBS Playhouse special, "The Final War of Olly Winter", which received five Emmy nominations including Best Drama; the adaptation of Saul Bellow's novel, "Seize the Day", starring Robin Williams and Jerry Stiller; and the three hour PBS mini-series of Warren Adler's short stories, "The Sunset Gang". His one major screenplay was a collaboration with Bill Gunn, in 1970, of Bernard Malamud's "The Angel Levine", starring Zero Mostel and Harry Belafonte.


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DREAM THEATER: Third Part Of 'Distance Over Time' In-Studio Video Series
Progressive music titans DREAM THEATER have launched the third and final in-the-studio video interview, where the entire band sat down and discussed how their upcoming 14th studio album, "Distance Over Time", came together. In the third clip, which can be seen below, the bandmembers talk about touring and setlists.
"Distance Over Time" will be released on February 22, 2019. The disc showcases a newfound creativity for DREAM THEATER while maintaining the elements that have garnered them devoted fans around the globe. The album also marks the first for the band's new label InsideOut Music. The artwork was created by long-time cover collaborator Hugh Syme (RUSH, IRON MAIDEN, STONE SOUR). "Distance Over Time" was produced by guitarist John Petrucci, mixed by Ben Grosse and mastered by Tom Baker.
Says Petrucci: "When I listen back to the album, I can distinctly recall every moment of the writing process; where I was standing in the room, what inspired us in that instant and the meaning behind each song. As a producer, my goal was to try and create the best-sounding DREAM THEATER record we've ever made so that listeners can just be enveloped in the music. I really wanted this recording to truly reflect the spirit, joy and passion that went into making the album and for people to walk away feeling some of the organic nature, personality and raw energy that the band captured while together in the studio. For me, I think it accomplishes that and I hope that other people will feel the same way."
In June 2018, the members of DREAM THEATER secluded themselves in a private location in upstate New York to begin writing for the new record. While spending the summer living together in the property's adjacent residence, the band spent their days and nights crafting the music that would make up the new album in the "Yonderbarn"; a beautiful and spacious barn that had been meticulously transformed into a state-of-the art film and recording studio. Following an intense and extremely productive period of group writing sessions and wanting to retain the magic that was captured in this scenic and inspiring location, they decided to record the album in the very room they had all convened to write together in. Living together during the writing and recording for "Distance Over Time" marked another first for the band's 33-year career. The result is a heavier collection of songs that showcases the early roots of the band while exploring new territory as musicians and as friends.
"It was like going back to summer camp," says singer James LaBrie. "Being around each other the whole time made it that much more of a profound experience. I think the songs reflect the energy. It was a lot of fun to have a situation so powerful at this point in our career."
It has been three years since DREAM THEATER released new music. To announce the details of the brand new album, DREAM THEATER enlisted the help of one lucky contest winner to break the news of the record to the loyal fans of the band. An Alternate Reality Game was launched that encompassed a "treasure hunt" whereby fans were able to search for clues hidden in various photos, videos, social media posts, and more. Ultimately, one lucky winner was given access to content before everyone else including the release date and cover artwork, and the winner would be the one to share the first taste of never-before-heard music.
DREAM THEATER is also planning to hit the road in support of the new album. The "Distance Over Time" tour of North America was recently announced and kicks off on March 20, 2019 in San Diego, California. The tour will run for seven weeks before wrapping up in Mexico City on May 4, 2019. Information on tickets for all upcoming shows as well as VIP packages can be found at DreamTheater.net.
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Patel Taylor and Allain Provost successfully emerged from two stages of an international competition as the winners of the commission to design Birmingham's first new park for over a century. The site is long and narrow, joining the city centre along the frontage of Millennium Point eastwards to the Digbeth canal, and lies within the city's Eastside regeneration precinct.
The design follows our strategy of making a sequence of defined spaces with a logical yet pleasurable route between them, but with added layering of meaning as these work differently in the lengthwise or traverse directions. The park's length lends itself to a continuous narrative, while across its shorter dimension it is more a moment of green in a journey through the city.
Whether enjoyed as a sequence or individually, the spaces in the park make a variety of topographical, historical and formal connections to the city.
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Seeking asylum in 2020
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By Karen Cadbury
Photo | Tom Bell
Over the centuries, monarchies, religious groups, and nations around the world have offered the protections of asylum and sanctuary as expressions of moral concern or compassion, as release valves for systems with judicial and social inequalities, and, sometimes, as instruments of political manipulation. The concept of offering a place of safety and protection from state-sponsored violence or death, or of fleeing to another country to find shelter, security, or economic opportunity has endured and evolved. But, in the 21st century, the tragedy of thousands of homeless and displaced people seeking asylum to elude wars, persecution, environmental degradation, and criminal behavior has become an enduring and immutable calamity, proliferating in every region of the world. Today, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 79 million individuals "…have been forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of persecution, conflict, violence, or human rights violations" – the highest number ever recorded.
The number of countries offering asylum today is indeterminate, but ranges from about 25 to 60 out of 193 countries worldwide. The United States, since the early 20th century, has maintained a government-supported asylum program. Over the years, depending on the political climate, economics and the country's involvement in wars, the U.S. has often responded heroically, assisting and resettling many thousands of people after wars and natural disasters. But at other times the leadership has responded harshly to grave, life-threatening requests.
A Brief Look at U.S. Immigration History
In the 19th and 20th centuries, millions of Europeans immigrated to the U.S., many fleeing political and religious persecution. There were no restrictions, so those who were healthy and not criminals were usually admitted. In 1875, Congress passed The Page Act and then, in 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act, both of which were highly discriminatory and designed to reduce or eliminate immigration from China and other Asian countries.
In 1920, the U.S. Congress, wanting to curtail Jewish and Catholic immigration from Europe, severely tightened the quotas, and the number of immigrants significantly declined. Beginning in the 1930s, quotas prevented thousands of Europeans from entering the U.S. to escape Nazi persecution. In the 1940s, the Roosevelt administration continually turned away Jews and others fleeing Nazi genocide. In the aftermath of World War II, millions of people all over the world were left homeless and displaced.
In 1948, President Harry S. Truman persistently worked to pass the Displaced Persons Act (DPA) in Congress, though he endured much resistance. The DPA offered aid to refugees from the war but, in the form first adopted by Congress, still restricted the number of people who could enter the U.S. (Truman opposed its restrictions, but was not able to get Congress to increase the quotas until 1950.) Also in 1948, in the war's aftermath, the United Nations General Assembly, with U.S. leadership, created the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Historically, no such global document or commitment had ever been attained. The declaration acknowledges "…the inherent dignity and the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family…[as the] foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world." It also states that the pledging member countries "…reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women."
In 1951, the United Nations (U.N.) Refugee Convention was held to improve conditions worldwide for refugees. The convention recognized "the right of refugees to seek asylum in other countries." Thousands of refugees were admitted to the U.S. after the 1956 Soviet invasion of Hungary. In 1967, after the end of the Vietnam War, the U.S. signed the U.N.'s 1967 Protocol regarding refugees. President Jimmy Carter signed the U.S. Refugee Act of 1980 that mandated a process to address the needs of refugees at a time when many thousands of people were fleeing Vietnam. The new act increased the ceiling for refugees. The process established under the Carter administration was used in the U.S. until the Trump administration began making changes in 2017.
In 1990-1991, 65,000 immigrants came to the U.S., primarily from the Soviet republics, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Only 3,000 openings were allocated during this period for the entire continent of Africa, though there were brutal wars going on there in multiple countries. This restriction of immigrants from African countries loosened a bit in 1994, after the massacres and genocide in Rwanda, and more Africans were permitted to apply for refugee or asylee status.
Recent Changes in U.S. Immigration Procedures
The president sets, and Congress approves, annual "ceilings" for the number of immigrants that will be admitted to the U.S. in a given year. Under the current administration, the annual ceiling has fallen from 110,000 in 2017 to 45,000 in 2018 and 30,000 in 2019, a drop of more than 50% in the number of refugees admitted to the U.S. since 2017.
Since 2016, the Trump administration has made significant changes in the systems and procedures used to confirm and approve immigrant applications. While the Trump administration's changes have affected applicants in all four categories, refugees and asylum seekers have been the most impacted. In recent months, numerous parts of the asylum and refugee application approval processes have been changed.
Since asylum seekers and refugees are fleeing violence and/or persecution, they often do not have financial resources, and must find work to support themselves and their families. The Trump administration has increased the time period that asylum seekers must wait – from 180 to 365 days after they apply for asylum – before they can request employment authorizations (work permits). The administration also recently passed a rule that asylum applicants who do not file their applications within one year of entering the U.S. will not be able to get a work permit at all (other than as an exception). Additionally, since August 25, 2020, those who cross a border and do not present themselves to immigration officers at a port of entry will not ever be eligible for a work permit. Upcoming rule changes also include raises in the fees for filing applications. And the new rules expand the list of crimes that make asylum seekers ineligible for permits.
Additionally, the administration has eliminated the requirement that directed the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Service (USCIS) to respond within 30 days to an asylum seeker's request for a work permit. The process is now open ended, with USCIS deciding the response time for each applicant. Longer wait times and delays in getting responses about work permits means many asylum seekers must depend on family, friends, or General Assistance funds ( a welfare program that helps with basic necessities, such as food, rent, heat, and medical expenses) from individual states for financial support. For many applicants, not having a way of generating income places them in dire circumstances.
The large numbers of people fleeing violence and poverty in Central America have contributed to a logjam of cases and have overwhelmed U.S. detention centers. In response, the Trump administration has made stringent rules for asylum seekers to demonstrate that "…they have a 'credible fear' of going home," and the White House has stressed that the asylum system was intended for political victims of persecution alone, not for victims of gang or domestic violence.
The Picture in Maine
According to the U.S. Census, immigrants made up at least 4% of Maine's population in 2018 – a total of 47,418 people. Many of Maine's immigrants arrive with professional experience, training, and degrees – more than one-third have college or advanced degrees, and nine out of 10 speak English 'well.' Immigrants comprise 7% of Maine's employees in the fields of transportation, building maintenance, computers, healthcare, retail sales, education, and manufacturing. They are business owners and taxpayers. In a 2016 study conducted by ILAP and six civil legal aid organizations, University of Maine Professor of Economics Todd Gabe found that over 10 years, the combined earnings of Maine's immigrant workers – who had obtained legal status and work authorization – reached $6.2 million in earnings. The state of Maine has several well-established immigrant communities, as well as a strong network of allies who are working to welcome and assist new immigrants and mitigate the problems emerging under the new immigration regulations.
Martha Stein is the executive director of Hope Acts, an organization founded in Portland in 2012 that offers asylum seekers housing, individualized assistance, English language training, and special programs to help navigate community and governmental resources. Stein says, "Immigrants have been coming to Maine for years and are well-established in several cities and towns." She notes Hope Acts primarily serves individuals and families who have recently arrived in the U.S., including asylum seekers. "At Hope House [a program sponsored by Hope Acts], previously homeless adult asylum seekers, who have come to the U.S. on their own, live with others in two and three bedroom apartments."
Most often, asylum seekers have left everything behind – their homes, communities, and families (with whom they hope to be reunited after they are settled) to find safety, stability, and a better life. Usually these individuals have suffered great losses, endured brutal conflicts, or were victimized in lawless situations.
Martha Stein, Executive Director of Hope Acts
Stein says that asylum seekers and refugees prefer to find paid work to support and take care of themselves financially but, since they are not American citizens, they need work permits in order to take paid employment. Since they often arrive without money or other resources, they are eligible to receive help for two years through Maine's General Assistance Program.
"Holding back the ability of immigrants to work is just cruel," says Stein. "People are crushed and break down in tears when we are talking about this. This doesn't even make sense. In Maine, local businesses need workers; there is a terrific shortage right now. And many of the new immigrants are taking the hard jobs in the state, working in fields such as manufacturing, and in medical facilities and group homes – in many areas that are high-risk, during the COVID-19 outbreak."
As the rules have gotten more complicated, Hope Acts has been helping asylum seekers apply for work permits, since many applicants lack English language skills and experience with filling out the government forms. This past summer Hope Acts helped more than 150 applicants apply for work permits.
Beth Stickney, an immigration attorney in Portland, has been working in the immigration field for 35 years. She is the director of the Maine Business Immigration Coalition (MBIC), which works with Maine's business community to advocate for better laws and policies for Maine's immigrants. She was also the founding executive director of Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project (ILAP), and has worked in El Salvador on human rights issues. Recently, Stickney helped craft proposed legislation to expand adult education and to create a job skills program for English Language Learners (ELL). She also helped draft and successfully advocate for state legislation improving options for at-risk immigrant youth.
Beth Stickney
Stickney has seen "…massive and draconian changes" over the years. "In 1985, when I started working on immigration issues, it was one year before the U.S. Congress passed and President Ronald Reagan signed the law that is commonly referred to now as the 'amnesty' law." The act legalized the status of over two million farmworkers and undocumented immigrants. "I had no idea then that this would be the period when I could help the largest number of people in my career get legal status and become full members of this country, which they were already contributing to in so many ways,." Stickney says.
"The administration's rule change, requiring asylum seekers to wait longer than usual before they can apply for work permits, is a great hardship," she says. "And, even worse, if a person files for asylum a little bit late, or came over a border and into the country without a visa after August 25, he or she will never get a work permit. People are pretty terrified, upset, and angry. They don't want to rely on charity – they want to work. This is a tremendous attack on asylum seekers' dignity, and a tremendous waste of their potential, as well."
The overall pattern of the administration's changes in immigration policy has been to significantly reduce the number of refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants accepted into the U.S. Stickney says that the changes give the impression they are part of an effort to eliminate the U.S. immigration program, as it has existed since 1965.
"The U.S., Canada, and many European countries have rapidly aging workforces and fewer births," says Stickney, "and the research shows that reducing the number of immigrants allowed into the U.S. is going to eventually cause irreparable damage to the economy." In response to a shrinking workforce, she says, Canada has liberalized and revised their immigrant laws and set a goal of increasing immigration at the rate of at least 1% a year. "Before the start of the pandemic, Canada, with its progressive immigration policy, was the second fastest growing economy among the industrialized nations." Stickney also points out that in March 2020, Germany – which, like the U.S., has been experiencing a low birth rate and a shrinking workforce – started instituting immigration reforms, increasing the numbers of immigrants accepted and proactively establishing programs to support immigration.
While there has been general bipartisan agreement for some time that the U.S. immigration system needs reform, Stickney says that under the Trump Administration, the treatment of immigrants and some nonimmigrants – such as temporary foreign workers – has vastly deteriorated. Travel bans, starting with the 2017 ones that were applied to predominantly Muslim countries, have created historically low caps on refugee resettlement. New bans (issued since the onset of COVID-19) have blocked most immigrants and temporary foreign workers from entering the U.S., and unprecedented actions at the southern border are preventing asylum seekers from applying for asylum. These actions have all led to dramatic drops in the number of legal immigrants to the U.S. since 2016.
Stickney says, "To remain vital and keep pace with the rest of the world, we need people from elsewhere, people from other countries with skills and a desire for work." She notes that this includes
"refugees, asylum seekers, and asylees, immediate family members, and diversity lottery immigrants – all categories of immigrants that the administration seems to be trying to eliminate. "Before 1924, the U.S. immigration system did not designate categories of people who could or could not come to the U.S.," says Stickney. But after 1924, racism brought about dramatic changes.
"Some citizens didn't want to admit people of color, and Northern Europeans, with white skin, were given preference. Italians and Greeks (who were considered people of color), people of Jewish descent, and others were highly restricted. Few immigrants from Asia, Africa, or Latin America got in." This system of discrimination held until 1965 when, under the influence of the Civil Rights Movement, the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 replaced the race-based national origins immigration quotas.
Since 2019, Nsiona Nguizani has been Brunswick's cultural broker, promoting inclusivity, assisting with relocation issues, and trying to "relieve any fears that may divide the newly arrived asylum-seekers and their neighbors." He speaks French, Portuguese, and Lingala, and is the president of the Angolan Community of Maine. In 2019, more than 300 asylum seekers relocated to Maine after escaping the wars and violence in their home countries of Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In June 2020, Nguizani helped settle 80 individuals from those countries into the Brunswick area.
Nguizani himself was granted asylum in the U.S. in 2012. Like most immigrants, he had to start over in his education and professional training, even though he had already completed degrees in
Angola and was a mid-career professional. He earned an associate degree in business from Southern Maine Community College and a bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Southern Maine.
"There are families that are settled here in Maine now," says Nguizani. "They have houses and food for their families, their kids are in school. But without the ability to work, they suddenly find they must leave. They've come here, and now – there are so many different rules – they feel rejected. It is so complex that people have to rely on immigration lawyers to get the information they need."
Even though the immigrants are located in supportive communities, not being able to work is causing great stress, Nguizani says.
The beauty of Brunswick is the people," says Nguizani. "There is a lot of support from the community. Every Tuesday a group of retired lawyers meet to help asylum seekers and refugees with the legal issues – they've come back into practice to help us. Another group of folks are helping people fill out the applications for work permits, and a third group is helping with education issues."
Julia Brown
Julia Brown, Esq. is the Advocacy and Outreach Director at the Immigrant Legal Advocacy Project (ILAP) in Portland. Before moving to Maine, she served as staff attorney for the Georgia Appellate Practice and Educational Resource Center. She also defended Social Security program-related cases in federal district courts and clerked with the Montana Supreme Court. She says a lot of litigation is being conducted right now to address the administration's rules. "There are many policies, both already in effect and being proposed, that will make it hard for asylum seekers to get the protections they are entitled to under U.S. and international laws." But she also points out that the Trump administration's policies are being challenged. For example, the courts stopped the Third Country Transit Asylum Bar, which prohibited asylum for those who entered the U.S. through the southern border or who failed to apply for asylum while traveling through a country in transit to the U.S. on or after July 16, 2019.
"The new work permit rule is extremely complex and difficult to understand," says Brown. "The rule will make families even more vulnerable to hunger and homelessness." ILAP wrote that the new regulation increasing the waiting period for work permits to 365 days will make getting a work permit impossible for people who have crossed the border outside of a port of entry, or who file their asylum application after having been in the United States for one year.
Nsiona Nguizani, Brunswick's cultural broker
Furthermore, Brown says that the separate ruling that also recently took effect, eliminating the 30-day window in which the U.S. government was required to approve work permit applications, will result in incredibly long waits for approval. "Even those who are still eligible for work permits will have long waits," she says. "Everyone is on the lookout to see what is going to happen. It's possible that the courts will stop the implementation of these rules or that Congress could act." She notes that Rep. Chellie Pingree and Sen. Susan Collins have sponsored bills to help shorten the wait period for work permits for asylum seekers. "But no one knows what is going to happen, which makes it extremely difficult for those impacted by the rules," says Brown.
As the courts have been responding to the administration's new rulings and making decisions about immigration policy, conditions for immigrants have been in a state of flux, she says. "The new waiting period for work permits is basically punitive and punishes asylum seekers. After filing for asylum, [waiting will] make families even more vulnerable to hunger and homelessness. This cruel policy violates our responsibility to those seeking safety in the United States."
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Bellator 245: Davis Vs Machida 2 Odds & Picks
Written by Henry Watkins on September 9, 2020
Bellator Betting News
While it may not come with the glitz and glamor associated with the UFC, Bellator is still home to a lot of great fighters, many of whom will make the jump to the big show if things go particularly well. Besides the up and coming fighters in MMA, we also get to see some guys who were once a name in the UFC, with Lyoto Machida very much among that group. He will be in the headline event of Friday night at the Mohegan Sun Resort in Uncasville, but there are also 3 other fights on the main card. Let's take a look at the Bellator odds for the 4 main card bouts, while also tossing in some predictions along the way.
Davis Vs Machida 2 Betting Preview – Bellator 245
Raymond Daniels (-355) Vs Peter Stanonik (+285)
The main card is set to go at 10 PM EST on DAZN and begins with a welterweight bout that features a fighter who has made a very positive start to life in Bellator. That fighter would be Raymond Daniels, who has won both of his bouts thus far, with both wins coming via TKO in the opening round. This will be the first Bellator appearance for Stanonik, who has bounced around a little and compiled a 5-4 record along the way. I think we are looking at another quick win for Daniels in this one.
Ed Ruth (-290) Vs Taylor Johnson (+235)
It's the middleweights who are up next in what looks to be a very competitive matchup. Ed Ruth comes into this one with an 8-2 record, but he has been a little hot and cold of late, goings 2-2 in his last 4 fights. His most recent defeat was a decision loss at the hands of Yaroslav Amosov. This will be the first fight under the Bellator banner for Johnson, who brings a 5-1 record with him into the Octagon. It's always tough to know how a fighter will do when taking that step up, but I have a feeling that Ruth will prove to be too much for the newbie.
Cat Zingano (-830) Vs Gabby Holloway (+580)
Listed as a co-main event, this featherweight bout sees a veteran of the UFC move to Bellator and into a different division. Cat Zingano fought as a bantamweight in the UFC, but after losing 4 of her last 5 fights and turning 38, she became less of a draw. Her hope is to quickly rise up the featherweight ranks in Bellator, starting out with this one. She has been out of the ring for 2 years with an eye injury, but you still have to like her chances against Holloway, who is 6-5 and making her first start at this level.
Phil Davis (-340) vs Lyoto Machida (+270)
The headline bout of the night is a light heavyweight fight that is actually a rematch between a pair of great fighters. It has been 7 years since that first bout, which was a win for Davis at UFC 163. Davis, who is 21-5 overall, has been on a good run for form in Bellator, winning back to back fights and 2 of his last 5 overall. This is just the 4th fight for Machida (26-9) in Bellator, and he will be looking to bounce back after a loss the last time out. Unfortunately for Machida, I think this one goes the way of the first meeting.
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2010 Dr. Loosen Erdener Treppchen Riesling Spätlese
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The Erdener Treppchen (pronounced AIR-din-er TREP-shen) vineyard is so steep that long ago, stone steps were built into the hillside to enable workers to reach the vines. The iron-rich, red slate soil here produces densely packed wines with a firm mineral structure. This site was rated Erste Lage ("First Vineyard") in the 1868 Prussian classification of the Mosel vineyards, and is rated "Great First-Class" in the Wine Atlas of Germany by Hugh Johnson & Stuart Pigott (1995) In 2012, it was officially named a Grosse Lage (Grand Cru) by the VDP, Germany's association of top growers.
The Spätlese ("late picked") designation means that the grapes get an extra week or two of hang time, which helps them develop higher ripeness and deeper flavours than Kabinett. The Erdener Treppchen Spätlese, from a "grand cru" vineyard in the village of Erden, is a fruit-driven Riesling that combines extraordinary concentration and length with bracing minerality.
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Sassafras, licorice, and orange cycling between fresh and liqueur-like are featured on the nose and lush yet delicate as well as animating palate of Dr. Loosen's 2010 Erdener Treppchen Riesling Spatlese. Suggestions of nougat and cashew emerge as this opens but so does an enhanced sense of fresh orange juiciness; and the combination of subtle smokiness, crushed stone allusions, and mouthwatering salinity that informs the finish not only generates complex counterpoint but directly contributes to the sense of next-sip inducement. This ought to perform impressively for 20 or more years.
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About Dr Loosen
Dr Loosen has been in the same family for more than 200 years and its present guardian, Ernst Loosen, is one of the great characters of the wine world. He assumed ownership of the estate in 1988 and immediately realised that, with ungrafted vines averaging 60 years old in some of Germany's best-rated vineyards, he had the raw materials to create stunningly intense, world-class wines. To achieve this, Erni dramatically reduced his crop size and ceased using chemical fertilisers, preferring only moderate use of organic fertilisers. And, most importantly, he turned to gentler cellar practices that allow the wine to develop to its full potential with a minimum of handling and technological meddling.
Ernst Loosen is one of the great characters of the wine world. He was born into great winemaking tradition but it wasn't his first instinct to take it up himself. Instead he went off to study archaeology and it wasn't until the mid-1980s that he was spurred to take the plunge into wine. His father was ready to turn the estate over to the next generation but none of Erni's brothers or sisters was old enough or interested enough to take it on. Thankfully, Erni threw himself into it with characteristic fervour. He completed studies at Germany's renowned winemaking school in Geisenheim and then launched into a self-directed review of the great wines of the world.
He travelled to Austria, Burgundy, Alsace, even California. He went wherever great wine was being made, seeking out the best winemakers to find out what they had in common. What he discovered was that they all share a dedication to producing intense, concentrated wines that boldly proclaim their heritage. They also have a worldly outlook that allows them to maintain respect for tradition while tempering it with reason. This gives them the freedom to acknowledge that not all traditions deserve to be doggedly observed, and allows judicious use of modern winemaking techniques when it will improve quality.


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Holger Schildt, född 28 mars 1889 i Helsingfors, död 13 juli 1964 i Stockholm, var en finländsk bokförläggare.

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Holger Schildt var son till Osma Alfred Schildt och Aina Maria Söderström, samt brorson till Hjalmar Schildt, kusin till Runar Schildt och far till Henrik och Jurgen Schildt.

Schildt grundade 1913 i Borgå en förlagsaffär, som 1917 flyttades till Helsingfors, då firman med sig införlivade landets äldsta förlagsaffär, Gustaf Wilhelm Edlunds; 1918 inköptes AB Lilius & Hertzbergs förlag. År 1919 ombildades firman till aktiebolag, Holger Schildts Förlags AB, vars verkställande direktör Schildt blev. Firman var till en början framgångsrik och utgav de flesta finlandssvenska författare från Johan Ludvig Runeberg och Zacharias Topelius intill samtiden. Genom samverkan med förläggare i Sverige arbetade firman med framgång för bekantgörande av finländsk skönlitteratur där. Den förlade i stor utsträckning även översättningslitteratur.

Förlaget motarbetades dock av de äldre finländska förlagen och Schildt etablerade sig därför även i Sverige. År 1928 köpte han Bohlin & Co:s förlag i Stockholm, som fick namnet Holger Schildts Förlags AB. Schildt fick dock inte någon framgång i Sverige, då han där nu uppfattades som en konkurrent och inte som tidigare, en samarbetspartner. Han avvecklade sina engagemang i Finland efter hand. År 1931 överlät han förlagsrörelsen i Helsingfors och var från 1938 verksam som självständig förläggare vid Wahlström & Widstrand i Stockholm.

Finlands svenska författareförening erhöll 1921 genom donation av Schildt och hans maka deras dåvarande hem i Borgå, vilket blev Diktarhemmet i Borgå. Makarna Schildt är begravda på Norra begravningsplatsen utanför Stockholm.

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Scott Snowden was five years old when the family first came to the Napa Valley. During high school, college, and graduate school, Scott worked summers at Hanns Kornell Cellars, Inglenook Winery, and Beaulieu Vineyard. He attended Washington and Lee University and the Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California at Berkeley. He practiced law in Napa before his appointment to the bench in 1980. Scott retired as Presiding Judge of the Napa Superior Court 2005. He is now a mediator-arbitrator with the Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Service, better known as "JAMS - The Resolution Experts." Friends and family figure Scott is half cowboy and half lawman. He regularly quotes Bob Dylan and is a managing director for Snowden Vineyards.
Randy Snowden was two when the family arrived in the Napa Valley. He worked summer jobs in wineries during his school years, including cellar positions at Heitz Wine Cellars (which neighbors the Snowden ranch on the west) and Robert Mondavi Winery; and in the tasting room at Beaulieu Vineyard. Randy earned his undergraduate and law degrees at the University of California at Davis. He practiced law in Richmond, Virginia, and Napa, California, and then went on to be the founding director of two rehabilitation programs for drug addicted teenagers – Thunder Road in Oakland, California, and The Wolfe Center in Napa. Randy was the Director of the Napa County Health and Human Services Agency from 2005 until retiring into the family wine business in late 2013. A rock bassist in his spare time, Randy is a managing director for Snowden Vineyards.
Joann Ortega Snowden is a partner in Ortega Design Studio in St. Helena where she and her twin sister, Susann, design wine labels and other graphics for wineries in the United States and Europe. Snowden Vineyards is of course among her many clients. Joann attended the Otis Art Institute and graduated from the Art Center College of Design in Los Angeles. She is also a landscape painter, photographer, printmaker, and animal lover. Joann lives with her husband Scott in St. Helena. Joann is a managing director for Snowden Vineyards.
Janet Snowden grew up in the Bay Area and attended the University of California at Davis. She went on to earn a Master's degree in Library Science at the University of California at Berkeley. During college, Janet worked summers at Beaulieu Vineyards. For many years a reference librarian at Kennedy Library in Vallejo, Janet retired in 2011. Today, Janet lives in Napa with her husband, Randy, and enjoys watercolor painting, contemporary literature, and fine claret-style wines. Janet is a managing director for Snowden Vineyards.
Diana Snowden Seysses is a Napa Valley native and the eldest of the four third-generation of Snowdens active in the family's vineyard and wine enterprise. She graduated from the Viticulture and Enology program at the University of California at Davis in 2001. During and after her studies, she worked at wineries in California and France, including Robert Mondavi Winery, Mumm Napa Valley, the Araujo Estate, Fleur de Boüard, Domaine Leflaive and Ramey Wine cellars. In January, 2003, Diana became oenologist at Domain Dujac in Burgundy. Diana became winemaker at Snowden commencing with the 2005 harvest and since then has divided her professional time between California and Burgundy, where she lives with her husband Jeremy and their sons, Aubert and Blaise.
Christian Snowden grew up in Napa and earned a degree in microbiology from the University of California at Santa Barbara in 2001. During college, he worked as a summer cellar hand at Bridlewood Winery in Santa Ynez. In 2003 Chris served as cellar master at Frazier Winery. From 2004 to 2006 Chris was the national sales manager for Snowden Vineyards. In 2006, Chris served as the Southern Calfornia regional manager for The Sorting Table when it became the national marketing agent for Snowden. He went on to obtain a master's degree in business administration from Pepperdine University. Today, Chris is a financial advisor at AmeriFlex, a financial services firm in Santa Barbara, California. He is also a principal in Goodland Wines, a small producer of fine wines from distinctive appellations within Santa Barbara County. Chris lives in Santa Barbara with his wife Alanna, son Dax, and daughter Evyn. Alanna is the proprietor of Gracelynd Hill, a full service hunter-jumper barn.
Susanne Snowden grew up in St. Helena and attended San Diego State University. She went on to study brand strategy at the Academy of Art in San Francisco before earning her master's degree in clinical social work at the University of Southern California. Susanne has traveled extensively and frequently represents Snowden at wine presentations and events. Susanne lives in St. Helena and works as a licensed clinical social worker for the Napa County Health and Human services Agency.
Carey Snowden Harrington grew up in Napa before obtaining a degree in Spanish at the University of California at Los Angeles. In 2007 Carey became the Culinary Assistant to Corey Lee, the Chef de Cuisine at The French Laundry in Yountville. From 2009 to 2015 she served as the managing partner of Benu, a restaurant in San Francisco founded by Mr. Lee. Today Carey provides financial and business services to independently owned wineries and wine-related businesses on the central coast. Carey is married to Ryan Harrington, the executive director of The Foundation for Girsh Park, which hosts a multi-use community park in Goleta, California. Carey and Ryan live on the Hollister Ranch north of Santa Barbara with their daughters Virginia and Etta.
Severiano De Loera has been the ranch manager at Snowden Vineyards since 1994. Seve oversees year-round vineyard operations and ranch management as well as new vineyard plantings. Seve grew up in Los Haro, a small, historic town near Jerez, Zacatecas, Mexico. Before coming to Snowden, he worked in vineyard operations at Spring Creek Vineyards, Charles Krug Winery, and Hilker Vineyards, all in the St. Helena area. Seve and his wife, Ofelia Rios De Loera, are the owners of Cocina Severiano Catering.
Lisa Pedemonte became the manager of Snowden Vineyards' business office in 2008. Her responsibilities include managing regulatory compliance in the 20 states where we're qualified to make direct sales, filling orders from people purchasing wine direct, coordinating charitable wine contributions, responding to inquiries from the public, and scheduling occasional visits at our office in St. Helena for members of our mailing list. Lisa grew up in Berkeley, California, attended the University of California at Davis, and went on to earn her master's degree in Counseling at Sacramento State University before moving to the Napa Valley in 1985. Lisa and her husband Chris are the owners of Pedemonte Cellars, which produces fine Napa Valley red wines.


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B.C. store owner spurred into action after seeing infant over-heat
Infants run the risk of over-heating as parents try to get outdoors
Kathy Michaels
Aug. 1, 2018 6:30 a.m.
As temperatures climbed toward 37 C Monday afternoon, a mother and her newborn baby entered a Kelowna shop and a situation that had the earmarks of a medical crisis started to play out.
"The baby was a bit red and was having what looked to her like a heat-related seizure," said Don Blevens, owner of Baby and Me, the shop where the incident occurred.
"We grabbed a cool cloth to wake the baby up … and the mom, who is a nurse, took it from there. The store was air conditioned, her car was air conditioned —it was just from (a short time in) the heat."
The seizure was mild and the baby is in good shape now, said Blevens.
"But it woke us all up," he said.
This heat, he said, is simply not safe for really young babies. Environment Canada and Interior Health have issued statements to this effect in recent days as a heat wave rolled over B.C. and toppled temperature records.
"Newborns for that first few weeks … they can't regulate themselves," Blevens said, adding that air conditioning at all possible times and just simply staying indoors is the best way to beat the heat for those early days and weeks of life.
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That, he acknowledged, is easier said than done.
In a car, it can be complicated to keep little ones cool because air conditioning doesn't circulate in the direction of rear-facing seats — the recommended way for children to travel during their first two years of life, and beyond.
In strollers, one technique that has long since been used by parents is now known to cause more harm than good.
In the first six months of a baby's life, the recommendation is to keep new skin out of sunlight, yet sunscreen is not recommended.
So, many mothers throw a muslin cloth over their buggies and get on with getting outdoors.
Warnings against that practice have been issued in recent weeks and Blevens decided Monday to do his own test, walking around with a doll wearing a thermometer and a buggy in a multitude of configurations.
"What we did is we took the temperatures in the shade to get a baseline, and we took multiple strollers and put them into the sun, with a little bit of a breeze," he said.
The first outdoor reading with the doll inside went up a couple of degrees to 31 C.
Then he put the hood down and the reading went up to about 33 to 34 C.
With the muslin cloth offering what many mothers believe to be shade, the temperature then went up to 36 C in one stroller and 38 C in another.
"It's a scary thing," said Blevens. "It's a common situation — mom will head to the park with their two-year-old and their baby, cover the baby up, because we think we need to keep them shady, but it's dangerous."
What parents really need to think about is air circulation.
"It's done with good intentions …but there's a lot of misinformation."
Blevens said that he was even surprised that the muslin cloth added so much heat, noting "I learned a lot today."
More than a dozen temperature records were broken on Monday, as a heat wave continued to stifle B.C.
The highest of the 13 records set was in Burns Lake, where the mercury hit a scorching 34.1 C, beating out a 2009 record of 33.3 C.
The oldest record beat was in Rock Creek, where 39.3 C beat out a 1929 record of 38.9 C.
Lillooet residents had to endure the hottest temperature, at 40 degrees.
Kelowna didn't break any records, but Vernon did as the mercury inched above 37 C.
A heat warning remains in effect for much of B.C.
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With their tour "2022 Tour" the British band FOALS is coming to the Verti Music Hall on May 14, 2022.
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The concert of FOALS, originally scheduled for May 14, 2021 (postponed from 25.04.2020) has to be postponed again. The new date is May 14, 2022.
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