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Las elecciones generales de la provincia de San Luis tuvieron lugar el domingo 17 de agosto del mencionado año con el objetivo de renovar la gobernación sanluiseña para el período 1930-1934. Fueron las quintas elecciones provinciales sanluiseñas desde la instauración del sufragio secreto en la Argentina, así como el último proceso electoral que tuvo lugar en territorio argentino antes del golpe de Estado de 1930, que derrocó al entonces presidente Hipólito Yrigoyen.

Al momento de los comicios, el país estaba envuelto en una profunda crisis política y económica. San Luis era uno de los principales bastiones de la oposición al gobierno de la Unión Cívica Radical (UCR), con el Partido Demócrata Liberal (PDL) como principal fuerza política de la provincia. En contraposición con los sucesos a nivel nacional, que demostraban una oposición conservadora cada vez más unida ante un desgastado y dividido radicalismo, en San Luis el oficialismo provincial se presentó sorpresivamente dividido en dos facciones: una presentó al diputado nacional Laureano Landaburu como candidato a gobernador, y la otra, disidente, presentó a León Guillet, que ya había sido gobernador entre 1922 y 1926. El radicalismo, por otro lado, se presentó unido con Enrique Tronconi como candidato. La supuesta parcialidad política de parte del liderazgo conservador en contra de Landaburu provocó un «derrotismo generalizado» en gran parte del sector liberal, y se consideraba que la UCR podía ganar las elecciones. Sin embargo, Landaburu hizo una campaña ruidosa y recibió un apoyo inusual destacado del conservadurismo a nivel nacional, recibiendo endosos de líderes conservadores de otras provincias, como los mendocinos Adolfo Vicchi y Gilberto Suárez Lago, el cordobés Ramón José Cárcano, y el bonaerense, Rodolfo Moreno.

En un escrutinio sumamente ajustado y geográficamente divisivo, la facción liberal oficial conservó su hegemonía en contra de todo pronóstico, resultando Landaburu elegido gobernador con un 47,47% de los votos contra el 46,72% del radicalismo unido. Guillet recogió solo un 5,82% de las diferencias, solo 1.397 votos exactos. El PDL se impuso en las zonas rurales con comodidad, mientras que la UCR venció en la capital provincial y en los centros urbanos importantes de la provincia. Acosado por la crisis política y las presiones opositoras, el gobierno de Yrigoyen reconoció el resultado, y la dirigencia radical sanluiseña manifestó no haber detectado ninguna irregularidad, reconociendo a Landaburu como gobernador electo.

El 6 de septiembre de 1930, tan solo tres semanas después de las elecciones, se produjo un golpe de Estado militar que destituyó al gobierno constitucional y lo reemplazó por una dictadura de facto, clausurándose el Congreso Nacional e interviniéndose casi todas las provincias. Solo San Luis y Entre Ríos, con gobiernos que adhirieron al golpe, evitaron ser intervenidos, por lo que Landaburu asumió su cargo sin problemas el 15 de noviembre, en pleno gobierno militar. Sin embargo, el golpe inauguró un ciclo de elecciones fraudulentas denominado Década Infame y, durante todo este período, en San Luis el PDL fue la única fuerza que presentó candidato, deviniendo en la conversión de la provincia esencialmente en un estado de partido único. Además, a pesar de la excepcionalidad de su no intervención, Landaburu de todas formas no completó su mandato, ya que el 4 de junio de 1933 fue elegido Senador Nacional, entregando el cargo al presidente del poder legislativo provincial, Toribio Mendoza.

Referencias

Elecciones en Argentina en 1930
Elecciones en la provincia de San Luis

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08:20 Arrival meeting in Kayseri or Nevsehir Airport, and transfer to Cappadocia, join first day Cappadocia tour, Visiting Places: Devrent, Monk Valley, Goreme Open Air Museum, Uchisar Castle, Avanos. After Cappadocia tour transfer to hotel and overnight stay at a cave hotel in Cappadocia.
After having the breakfast you will be picked up at 09:30 AM for second day Cappadocia Tour including Kizilcukur, Cavusin Village, Derinkuyu Underground City, Ortahisar, Catalkaya. After Cappadocia Tour you will be transfered to bus station and get an overnight bus from Cappadocia to Pamukkale at about 20:00 (duration 10 hours). The bus will be stoped three times for the personel needs.
You will be picked up from your hotel at 09:30 AM for Pamukkale and Hierapolis Tour to visit Pamukkale and the ancient city of Hierapolis with the Temple of Apollo, the breathtaking Theater, the fascinating Necropolis and the last the great baths of Hierapolis Antique City, where St. Philip was martyred. St. Philip is connected with the early church in Hierapolis and played an important role in Pamukkale the history of the city. Finally we visit the calcium terraces and pools. After Pamukkale Tour you will get a bus to Kusadasi (Duration 3 hours). Arrive in Kusadasi transfer to hotel and overnight stay at 4* hotel in Kusadasi.
After check out the hotel; You will be picked up from your hotel at 08:30 AM for Ephesus Tour by visiting the remains of the Artemis Temple, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Afterwards, it proceeds to the spectacular main site of Ephesus, undoubtedly the most superbly preserved Greco-Roman city. Unmistakable highlights surviving among the ruins are the Celsius Library, Agora, Theater, Odeon, Trajan Fountain, Domitianus Temple and Roman Latrines. Following a lunch break, visit the House of Virgin Mary; reputed to be where she spent her final days. After Ephesus tour you will be transfered to the Izmir airport.
20:30 Arrival in Istanbul, arrival meeting by our staff and transfer back to your hotel. End of services.


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Q: Azure IoT Edge ClientModule can't connect in host mode as expected of a beginner IoT Edge developer, I started following the Microsoft tutorial on how to deploy custom code to an IoT Edge server Tutorial: Develop a C# IoT Edge module for Linux devices.
I was able to install Ubuntu 18.04 server on an industrial intel PC, download and configure the edgeHub and edgeAgent modules, create a free Azure and Docker Hub account, etc. Even the example code from the tutorial was succesfully built and deployed to my target device and all seemed well, all modules were talking to each other, etc.
Once I got the demo code to run, I started modifying the code to better suit my end goal, which is to capture network traffic generated by our industrial equipment, which uses UDP multicast/broadcast. Apparently I needed to configure my docker image to run in 'host' networking mode. And indeed, as soon as I told the azure edgeAgent to start the module container in host mode, the UDP packets started to come in.
HOWEVER, now my sample module is no longer able to connect to the iot hub and I'm at a complete loss. I've tried to run the edgeHub container in host mode as well, this doesn't seem to make any difference. The exact error I'm getting as a result of the ModuleClient.OpenAsync method is:
    Unhandled exception. System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. (Transient network error occurred, please retry.)
 ---> Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Exceptions.IotHubCommunicationException: Transient network error occurred, please retry.
 ---> System.Net.Internals.SocketExceptionFactory+ExtendedSocketException (00000005, 0xFFFDFFFF): Name or service not known
   at System.Net.Dns.InternalGetHostByName(String hostName)
   at System.Net.Dns.ResolveCallback(Object context)
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at System.Runtime.ExceptionServices.ExceptionDispatchInfo.Throw(Exception source)
   at System.Net.Dns.HostResolutionEndHelper(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
   at System.Net.Dns.EndGetHostAddresses(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
   at System.Net.Dns.<>c.<GetHostAddressesAsync>b__25_1(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
   at System.Threading.Tasks.TaskFactory`1.FromAsyncCoreLogic(IAsyncResult iar, Func`2 endFunction, Action`1 endAction, Task`1 promise, Boolean requiresSynchronization)
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.Mqtt.MqttTransportHandler.OpenAsyncInternal(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.Mqtt.MqttTransportHandler.OpenAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.ProtocolRoutingDelegatingHandler.OpenAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.ErrorDelegatingHandler.<>c__DisplayClass23_0.<<ExecuteWithErrorHandlingAsync>b__0>d.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.ErrorDelegatingHandler.ExecuteWithErrorHandlingAsync[T](Func`1 asyncOperation)
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.ErrorDelegatingHandler.ExecuteWithErrorHandlingAsync[T](Func`1 asyncOperation)
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.RetryDelegatingHandler.<>c__DisplayClass33_0.<<OpenInternalAsync>b__0>d.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.Transport.RetryDelegatingHandler.EnsureOpenedAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Azure.Devices.Client.InternalClient.OpenAsync()
   at SampleModule.Program.Init() in /app/SampleModule/Program.cs:line 54
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Wait(Int32 millisecondsTimeout, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at System.Threading.Tasks.Task.Wait()
   at SampleModule.Program.Main(String[] args) in /app/SampleModule/Program.cs:line 26

The code used for connecting:
ITransportSettings[] settings = { mqttSetting };
ModuleClient ioTHubModuleClient = await ModuleClient.CreateFromEnvironmentAsync(settings);
await ioTHubModuleClient.OpenAsync();
Console.WriteLine("IoT Hub module client initialized.");

So apparently the ModuleClient can't find the edgeHub anymore (Name or service not known?). I understood that the 'CreateFromEnvironmentAsync' uses environment variables set by the edgeAgent, but which ones? Anyone have any idea why this is? Even pointers in the right direction to start debugging this issue are greatly appreciated!
If I change my docker containers back to 'bridge' networking, the OpenAsync method works perfectly, but my UDP broadcast messages are no longer received, of course.

A: After some more digging around, I found the solution myself.
Module fails to restart because of transient network error
This article, although I had read it already multiple times, suggested that something was wrong with the /etc/hosts file. Sure enough, the entry for my device (127.0.1.1) was faulty, somewhere along the way I must have changed the hostname of my device and this change wasn't reflected in the hosts file.
Since that change, I got both AMQP and MQTT to work, however both with the edgeHub container also running in host mode. In bridge mode I ran across a new issue where the docker-proxy didn't bind the exported ports (which resulted in a new 'Connection refused' exception). It remains a mystery why...

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Q: How to set a Json response in suave webpart i'm begining with Suave and F#.
I'm trying to pass a json serialized object in my webpart to get it in my response.
In php i have this
<?php
header('Access-Control-Allow-Credentials:true');
header('Access-Control-Allow-Headers:Content-Type, Accept');
header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods:GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS');
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*');
?>
{
 "player1Key":"hdegftzj25",
 "gameKey":"aegfhzkfszl74852"
}

and with this i get my json object, then i tried to do the same with Suave and Newtonsoft.Json
type gameCreate= {
    player1Key : string
    gameKey: string
}

let create= { player1Key = "BadBoys2"; gameKey = "zLUGgtrht4456" }

let json = Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject(create)

//OK (acc |> Json.serialize |> Json.format )
let php =
request (fun r ->
    match r.queryParam "playerName" with
    | Choice1Of2 name ->  OK (movies |> Json.serialize(json) |> Json.format(json))
                        //|>  Response.response(Json.toJson(info))
                        //|>  OK
    | Choice2Of2 msg -> BAD_REQUEST msg)

let webPart =
choose [
path "/" >=> (OK "Home")
path "/elm/api/create.php" >=> php
]

startWebServer defaultConfig webPart

So i can create and serialize a json object but i don't know how to pass it as http response in my web part and with the above code i keep on getting error on my expressions type in my let php

A: Looks like you've pulled in a few Json serialization libraries too many - you seem to mix bits of Json.NET and Chiron (which is used in the tutorial), to no great effect...
Let's take a step back. Suave comes with its own Json serialization module, so you can get something working just by using that. Here's how it would look:
let php =
    request (fun r ->
        match r.queryParam "playerName" with
        | Choice1Of2 name ->
            let json : string =
                create
                // this comes from Suave.Json, gives you a byte array
                |> Json.toJson
                // converts the byte array into a string
                |> System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString
            OK json
        | Choice2Of2 msg -> BAD_REQUEST msg)

Now, if you want, you can replace the Json.toJson call with either the Newtonsoft Json.NET or Chiron implementation (but hopefully not a mix of the two). As long as the types align, you should be fine.
For Chiron in particular, you're missing the ToJson static member on the type you want to serialize (this is something that your tutorial does mention). Json.NET has a generic serialize function that produces json corresponding to the record schema, so it's a bit easier to use out of the box, but also requires more work to customize the output if needed.

A: If you want to return a HTTP 200 response with JSON and set HTTP headers in Suave, then you can use the Writers.setHeader function:
Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Credentials" "true" >=>
Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Headers:Content-Type" "Accept" >=>
Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Methods" "GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS" >=>
Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" "" >=>
Successful.OK (movies |> Json.serialize |> Json.format)

The whole thing is an expression that constructs a WebPart which you can then compose with other web parts using the functions provided by Suave. So if you wanted to pattern match before setting the headers, you'd use something like:
let php = request (fun r ->
  match r.queryParam "playerName" with
  | Choice1Of2 name ->
      Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Credentials" "true" >=>
      Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Headers:Content-Type" "Accept" >=>
      Writers.setHeader
        "Access-Control-Allow-Methods" "GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS" >=>
      Writers.setHeader "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" "" >=>
      Successful.OK (movies |> Json.serialize |> Json.format)
  | Choice2Of2 msg -> BAD_REQUEST msg)

As you are setting the CORS headers, this snippet might also help.


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Redskins reprieve? Oakland Raiders to be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks
OAKLAND, Ca. – The Oakland Raiders have been chosen to be featured in the HBO documentary series, Hard Knocks.
'Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Oakland Raiders' starts off its five-episode season this summer. The series will spotlight the teams unique mix of established veterans, highly regarded rookies, hopefuls and free-agent acquisitions under head coach Jon Gruden.
The 14th edition of the 18-time Sports Emmy Award-winning series debuts August 6 (10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT).
Related: 'Skins scoop: Head coach Jay Gruden says HBO's Hard Knocks is easy choice
Hard Knocks will also be available on HBO on Demand, HBO NOW, HBO GO and HBO partners' streaming platforms.
"If you're a fan of football or great storytelling, Hard Knocks with the Oakland Raiders is going to be must-see television," says Peter Nelson, executive vice president, HBO Sports. "We are so grateful to this storied franchise for opening up its doors and allowing HBO and NFL Films to spend the summer with the Raiders in what promises to be a compelling and engaging training camp."
In the next few weeks, camera crews will head to the Bay area to begin filming, showing a focus on the daily lives and routines of players and coaches.
Related: 'Skins scoop: Redskins are betting favorites to be featured on HBO's Hard Knocks
'Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Oakland Raiders' will chronicle head coach Gruden as he enters his second season leading the team, assistant coaches and players throughout training camp and the preseason.
"Since the AFL-NFL merger, the Raiders have been a part of some of the most iconic moments in League history," says NFL Films senior executive Ross Ketover. "We at NFL Films have been thrilled and honored to showcase the mythology of the Raiders from the Holy Roller, Sea of Hands, Ghost to the Post all the way to today with Coach Gruden and this unbelievable cast of players and coaches. Needless to say, we're very much looking forward to this season of Hard Knocks."
Viewers will get an inside look each week as players experience the daily routines of an NFL training camp.
A 30-person NFL Films crew will be in Raiders' training camp in Napa Valley, shooting over 1,750 hours of footage over the course of the series. Camera and sound crews will have unencumbered access to players' and coaches' meeting rooms, training rooms, living quarters and practice fields.
"Everybody wants to be a Raider. Now they'll find out what it takes to become one," said Raiders owner Mark Davis.
Hard Knocks launched with the Baltimore Ravens in 2001, followed by the Dallas Cowboys in 2002, and resumed in 2007 with the Kansas City Chiefs, subsequently spotlighting the Cowboys (2008), Cincinnati Bengals (2009), New York Jets (2010), Miami Dolphins (2012), Bengals (2013), Atlanta Falcons (2014), Houston Texans (2015) and Los Angeles Rams (2016). The 2017 edition chronicled the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and captured the Sports Emmy® for Outstanding Serialized Documentary. The widely acclaimed series on the Cleveland Browns in 2018 earned two Sports Emmy® Awards for production excellence.
The Washington Post wrote, "Turning football players into people is what HBO's Hard Knocks series does so well. The massive scope, meticulous editing and time-hopping special effects that highlight a production under massive time constraints are all impressive, but it's the film crew's access to NFL players that makes the program special." NFL.com stated, "There are myriad reasons why HARD KNOCKS remains one of the best shows on television; it's ability to show us the human side of cutdown weekend is near the top," while USA TODAY wrote, "Players' lives and their hopes and dreams play out each NFL preseason on HARD KNOCKS. It's that month-long human drama that makes the show so profoundly compelling."
'Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Oakland Raiders' will be narrated by Liev Schreiber. This August will mark the 13th season with Schreiber voicing the weekly NFL training camp series.

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Built By The River - Dossin Great Lakes Museum Visitors will see what its like drive a hydroplane, learn about different ships, and sit in a canoe in this interactive exhibit.
Built By The River - Dossin Great Lakes Museum Built by the River highlights the ways in which Detroiters have long used the river and lakes around us.
Kid Rock Music Lab - Detroit Historical Museum Experience the music through the ages that added to the culture of Detroit
Charles Brady King car - Detroit Historical Museum Visitors will see the replica of the car that Charles Brady King first drove on the streets of Detroit in March of 1896.
America's Motor City - Detroit Historical Museum The Motor City exhibition has been revised and rebranded as America's Motor City.
Legends Plaza - Detroit Historical Museum Detroit's rich heritage lies with the men and women who've always called Detroit "home."
Gallery of Innovation - Detroit Historical Museum The new gallery explores Detroit-area innovators and innovations, emphasizing how Detroit has historically been.
The Miss Pepsi - Dossin Great Lakes Museum The Miss Pepsi championship hydroplane of the 1940s and 50s, currently on display at the Dossin Great Lakes Museum
Arsenal of Democracy - Detroit Historical Museum The gallery is divided into three areas where Detroit was linked to the war effort: the factory, the community, and the home.
The Streets of Old Detroit - Detroit Historical Museum Sanders Storefront has been added to The Streets of Old Detroit exhibit


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USMNT starts slow, destroys T&T with five second-half goals (video)
By Andy EdwardsJun 22, 2019, 9:57 PM EDT
The U.S. men's national team's quest to reclaim the Gold Cup once again needed a long runway to take off, but resulted in an emphatic 6-0 victory over Trinidad & Tobago and a place in the quarterfinals being sealed in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday.
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Gyasi Zardes and Aaron Lon scored twice each, to go with individual tallies from Christian Pulisic and Paul Arriola. No margin of victory can erase the memories of what happened in Couva, Trinidad, in November 2017, but the USMNT's second-half explosion will have eased some fears over the team's recent struggles to adapt to new head coach Gregg Berhalter's system.
The opening 15 minutes were a painful continuation of the Yanks' struggles from their tournament-opening victory over Guyana — only worse. Rather than struggling to retain possession and create chances of their own, the significant jump in competition resulted in an early onslaught of chances for the Soca Warriors.
Zack Steffen was forced to make a pair of saves inside the first 10 minutes. Each came from long distance and only posed a threat if Steffen were to misread the flight of the ball or mishandle on the catch or punch, but the ease with which the red shirts of T&T flowed through the heart of the American midfield was certainly alarming.
After slowing the game's frenetic tempo, the USMNT settled in just a bit and was rewarded with a goal in the 41st minute. Pulisic lofted a dangerous cross toward the six-yard box, where Long was situated after a corner kick. The New York Red Bulls center back rose quickly and headed the ball into the ground with enough power to sneak it home off the outstretched hands of Marvin Phillip.
USA TAKE THE LEAD! 🇺🇸
Pulisic sets up Aaron Long who heads it home and puts the USMNT on 🔝 #GoldCup2019 pic.twitter.com/m9qINBZvxl
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 23, 2019
[ WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: Norway tops Australia on PKs | Germany reaches QF ]
The second half began with the USMNT firmly on the front foot, sitting a bit deeper in defense and springing quickly on the counter-attack. Weston McKennie got on the ball with time and space in midfield and connected a sensational diagonal through ball to Arriola in behind on the left wing. Arriola's left-footed shot was, however, dragged a couple feet wide.
Just wide!
Weston McKennie sends a perfect pass into the path of Paul Arriola who puts it just wide of the net. pic.twitter.com/1x77AjhyyM
Tyler Boyd, who scored twice against Guyana, nearly added a third goal to his haul this tournament, but the 24-year-old's left-footed curler from 20 yards out went agonizingly wide of Phillip's right-hand post in the 55th minute.
For all of the pressure the USMNT managed to put on T&T through the first 15 minutes of the second half, it was nearly undone in an instant when Levi Garcia got in behind right back Nick Lima and fired a first-time shot just wide of Steffen's right-hand post. Cordell Cato sprang Garcia with a quick diagonal ball from a giveaway in midfield, and served as a warning shot that T&T was a threat.
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Phillips was called into action again in the 64th minute, though he knew very little about the face-save he made to keep his side's deficit at one. Pulisic got to the endline where he whipped a cross into the six-yard box and found Arriola. His effort on goal came off his foot and hit Phillips' face a yard away.
Barely a minute later, Phillips was helpless to deny the Yanks a second goal. Michael Bradley floated a diagonal ball to Lima halfway into the 18-yard box; he headed it straight across the face of goal to Zardes seven yards out, at which point the finish was elementary.
GYASI ZARDES MAKES IT 2! 🇺🇸
What a pass by Michael Bradley to set it up 🔥🔥🔥 #GoldCup2019 pic.twitter.com/nEMiLdgVLE
There was nothing elementary about the finish on Zardes' second goal, just three minutes later. Pulisic cut inside from the left wing and took a trio of defenders with him, opening up the cut-back ball to Zardes at the top of the box. He needed just one touch to control and set up his shot before striking a well-placed curler inside the far post to make it 3-0.
ZARDES AGAIN!!!
Two goals in 3 minutes for the Columbus Crew star! #GoldCup2019 pic.twitter.com/DbVQmQdQ0O
The floodgates were officially open two minutes later, when Zardes was denied his hat trick twice in a matter of 10 seconds — first, he smashed Arriola's cross off the post from 15 yards out; was then denied by Phillips as he headed another cross from Arriola on target from six yards out.
Pulisic did what Zardes couldn't — he made it 4-0 — in the 73rd. Jordan Morris worked his way down the right side of the box before cutting inside and laying a square ball to Pulisic on the left, where he had all the time he needed to pick his spot and finish back to the right.
PULISIC ADDS ANOTHER! 🇺🇸
The goal fest continues in the second half for the @USMNT! #GoldCup2019 pic.twitter.com/2swNrbbl0q
Arriola tacked on the fifth goal five minutes later, in the 78th, making good on another simple pass from Morris. Long chested a high-bounding rebound home for the USMNT's sixth and final goal mere seconds before the final whistle.
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FOLLOW LIVE, Gold Cup: USMNT seeks improvement v. T&T
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Following a largely disappointing debut at the 2019 Gold Cup, the U.S. men's national team is set to return to action for game no. 2 in Group D as they take on Trinidad & Tobago on Saturday (8 p.m. ET).
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Gregg Berhalter has made no changes to the starting lineup that beat Guyana 4-0, but no until after waking up after a sluggish and thoroughly unimpressive first-half performance.
Most notably, Jozy Altidore remains on the bench, with Gyasi Zardes preferred at center forward.
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Here is your #GoldCup2019 starting XI to take on 🇹🇹!
Lineup Notes 📰: https://t.co/fE5NRywPNJ pic.twitter.com/nbW6C8G0Sx
— U.S. Soccer MNT (@USMNT) June 22, 2019
This is, of course, the first meeting between the Yanks and Soca Warriors since the former was denied 2018 World Cup qualification on the final day of the Hexagonal in 2017.
Hit the link above to follow along for the next two hours, and check back on PST for a full recap and in-depth analysis after the final whistle.
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USMNT gets first chance to reassert its CONCACAF status
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By Nicholas MendolaJun 22, 2019, 9:53 AM EDT
Not going to lie to you: It'd be nice to see some vengeance.
No, beating Trinidad and Tobago at the Gold Cup isn't going to magically put the United States men's national team back in the 2018 World Cup, nor will it erase nearly two years of seething from the record.
But honestly, you just want to feel like something, anything, is emotionally different in U.S. Soccer from the federation that puked all over the qualifying process for 2018.
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Let's start here: Regardless of what Michael Bradley says about Saturday night's match versus Trinidad and Tobago — "I'm not sure inside of the group if it carries a whole lot of weight" — the Yanks should absolutely feel ready to come out firing against the Soca Warriors.
It's Bradley's job as a veteran leader to play down tension ahead of the second group stage game of a second-tier tournament, but we're pretty sure Christian Pulisic isn't sleeping on the nation whose B-team deprived him of his World Cup. Omar Gonzalez didn't build himself back up from a terrible own goal in Couva to have this be "just another game."
Want to send a message within the team, supporters, and CONCACAF that things are different, even if it's just a preface to a latter tournament trophy-holding novel? Control the game despite the absence of Tyler Adams, John Brooks, DeAndre Yedlin, Tim Weah, and possibly Weston McKennie.
Consider the make-up of both 23-man rosters. T&T has seven domestic players, three MLS players, seven USL Championship players, one USL League One player, one in Costa Rica, one in the Israeli Premier League, one playing in Saudi Arabia's top tier and two in its second tier. The USMNT is comprised of MLS players plus Christian Pulisic (Chelsea), Weston McKennie (Schalke), Matt Miazga (Chelsea), Tim Ream (Fulham), and Tyler Boyd (Vitória de Guimarães)
Not to mention Panama outshot T&T 16-4 in a 2-0 win the other night, about the same as the U.S. advantage (20-4; 4-0) over Guyana.
Handle their A-team with your B-plus team.
Take that knowledge and then consider this: As the USSF prepares to anoint a new CEO who may well be hand-picked by the old CEO, reportedly not supported by the new president, and happens to be the USMNT head coach's brother, wouldn't it be cool if things felt just a bit like they were on the right track.
The U-20 World Cup helped, as has watching McKennie, Pulisic, and Adams blossom in the Bundesliga.
But we're mere rounds away from, if we're fortunate, seeing the first edition of Berhalter's USMNT against Tata Martino's Mexico (a Tata Martino, it must be noted, who the USSF didn't feel the need to contact regarding the possibility of an interview). And we're days away from a game against a Panama team who took a World Cup spot by scoring a ghost goal.
The losses against Jamaica's B-team and Venezuela in a vacuum are just bad days at the office, but something fundamentally changed in the spirit of U.S. Soccer that night in Couva. The over-achieving teams of (a few of the) World Cups past gave way to what appeared to be an entitled coach and players failing to prove wrong the wandering mind of a German legend who helped put them in their predicament.
For at least this one night, it'd be great to feel that Couva not only mattered but that it's put a chip on the shoulder of everyone in U.S. Soccer.
Win decisively, fellas.
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Tags: 2019 Gold Cup, Christian Pulisic, Omar Gonzalez, Trinidad And Tobago, USMNT, Ba, Christian Pulisic, DeAndre Yedlin, Eder, Lee, Matt Miazga, Tim Ream
Gold Cup LIVE – USMNT meets Guyana after Panama, T&T tangle
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By Nicholas MendolaJun 18, 2019, 6:45 PM EDT
Gregg Berhalter's shaky USMNT welcomes several of its star players into the fold when it kicks off its 2019 Gold Cup campaign against Guyana on Tuesday.
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The match comes 2.5 hours after one between the two sides which conspired to keep the Yanks out of the 2018 World Cup.
While the USMNT played the biggest role in that monumental failure, Trinidad and Tobago is the team that beat the Yanks in Couva on the same night that Panama scored a ghost goal to push the U.S. into fifth in the Hex.
Guyana has lost to Haiti, Bermuda, and French Guiana in the last eight months, and it would be stunning if the U.S. didn't post a generous amount of goals on the scoreboard even after miserable efforts against Jamaica's B team and Venezuela.
Panama and T&T, on the other hand, should be a beauty, with Los Canaleros getting a bit older in the tooth and the Soca Warriors maturing a bit as a side.
Panama and T&T kick off at 7:30 p.m. ET, with the USMNT expected to kickoff with Guyana a little after 10 p.m.
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2019 Gold Cup full schedule, kick off times, venues
By Joe Prince-WrightJun 12, 2019, 2:35 PM EDT
Get excited. The 2019 Gold Cup on U.S. soil (with a few games in Costa Rica and Jamaica) is almost here, as 16 teams set out to be crowned the champions of the CONCACAF region.
[ MORE: Latest 2019 Gold Cup news ]
The reigning champs are the U.S. men's national team but Gregg Berhalter's men aren't favorites to win the tournament this time around as Mexico, led by Tata Martino, are the bookies pick to win it all this summer. A lot has changed for the U.S. since they won it in 2017 under Bruce Arena…
Watch out for Jamaica with Leon Bailey, and both Costa Rica and Honduras will be tough to get past in the coming weeks as Canada are also outside bets to have a good run in the Gold Cup with Junior Hoilett and Alphonso Davies leading their charge.
Below is a look at the full schedule for the tournament, complete with the venues being used, kick off times and the knockout round bracket as things kick off on June 15 with the final on July 7 at Soldier Field in Chicago.
June 15: Canada v. Martinique – 7:30 p.m. ET at Rose Bowl, Pasadena
June 15: Mexico v. Cuba – 10 p.m. ET at Rose Bowl, Pasadena
June 19: Cuba v. Martinique – 8 p.m. ET at Mile High Stadium, Denver
June 19: Mexico v. Canada – 10:30 p.m. ET at Mile High Stadium, Denver
June 23: Canada v. Cuba – 6 p.m. ET at Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte
June 23: Martinique v. Mexico – 8:30 p.m. ET at Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte
June 16: Haiti v. Bermuda – 6 p.m. ET at Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica
June 16: Costa Rica v. Nicaragua – 8:30 p.m. ET at Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica
June 20: Nicaragua v. Haiti – 7 p.m. ET at Toyota Stadium, Frisco
June 20: Costa Rica v. Bermuda – 9:30 p.m. ET at Toyota Stadium, Frisco
June 24: Bermuda v. Nicaragua – 6:30 p.m. ET at Red Bull Arena, Harrison
June 24: Haiti v. Costa Rica – 9 p.m. ET at Red Bull Arena, Harrison
June 17: Curacao v. El Salvador – 7 p.m. ET at Independence Park, Kingston, Jamaica
June 17: Jamaica v. Honduras – 9:30 p.m. at Independence Park, Kingston, Jamaica
June 21: El Salvador v. Jamaica – 7 p.m. ET at BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston
June 21: Honduras v. Curacao – 9:30 p.m. ET at BBVA Compass Stadium, Houston
June 25: Jamaica v. Curacao – 8 p.m. ET at Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles
June 25: Honduras v. El Salvador – 10:30 p.m. ET at Banc of California Stadium, Los Angeles
June 18: Panama v. Trinidad & Tobago – 7:30 p.m. ET at Allianz Field, Saint Paul
June 18: United States v. Guyana – 10 p.m. ET at Allianz Field, Saint Paul
June 22: Guyana v. Panama – 5:30 p.m. ET at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland
June 22: United States v. Trinidad & Tobago – 8 p.m. ET at FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland
June 26: Trinidad & Tobago v. Guyana – 6:30 p.m. ET at Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City
June 26: Panama v. United States – 9 p.m. ET at Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City
Match 25: Winner Group B v. Runner-up Group A – 7 p.m. ET at NRG Stadium, Houston
Match 26: Winner Group A v. Runner-up Group B – 10 p.m. ET at NRG Stadium, Houston
Match 27: Winner Group C vs. Runner-up Group D – 5:30 p.m. ET at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
Match 28: Winner Group D vs. Runner-up Group C – 8:30 p.m. ET at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia
Match 29: Winners of Match 25 vs. Winners of Match 26 – 10:30 p.m. ET at State Farm Stadium, Glendale
Match 30: Winners of Match 27 vs. Winners of Match 28 – 9:30 p.m. ET at Nissan Stadium, Nashville
Winners of Match 29 vs. Winners of Match 30 – 9:15 p.m. ET at Soldier Field, Chicago
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SUBWAY, Life After Jerry: A Brand Scorned or Reborn?
It's difficult to be at the top of the food chain, and even more to be at the top of the fast food chain. In 2011, SUBWAY found itself performing better as a brand than even McDonald's, the "go to" fast food haven for drunkards and children alike. It's not that the world had finally given up on eating highly processed, highly salted and therefore tasty eats. We love that stuff, and that love does not seem to be fading. It's more to do with the fact that they cornered a market in the fast food world that other chains could only compete with on one side of their menu: the healthier option. Being on more than a few travelling sports teams in my youth, I can contest to the effectiveness of their marketing. If we HAD TO pack anything but homecut veggies and orange slices away, SUBWAY sandwiches were one of the few things we were allowed to put into our gold medal winning bellies.
"I don't care if it hurts all over Stephanie, you're gonna win mommy that damn medal!"[/caption] Slogans like "Eat Fresh" can be accredited to making SUBWAY the restaurant that you see on every other street, and the "smarter option". But you can't become a force to reckon, with slogans alone. They also relied heavily on this guy.
Good ol' Jared Fogle, known by us all as Jerry, the man who famously lost 245 lbs by eating two SUBWAY sandwiches a day (and by drastically increasing his exercise). He was the happy-go-lucky spokesperson for SUBWAY brand for more than 15 years, who will now be incarcerated for the same amount of time. U.S. District Judge Tanya Walton Pratt sentenced him after he admitted "to charges of receiving child pornography and repeatedly having sex with minors,"(RTV6's Jordan Fischer). Ouch. Nothing worse for a Brand relying on a wholesome image than a pitchman who has proven to portray anything but. So how does a Brand bounce back? First of all, let's look at where SUBWAY stands today? Despite being pioneers of the healthier fast food option, many companies, such as Chipotle and Panera breads are encroaching on their unshaken throne. Meanwhile, SUBWAY is still promoting… Avocado. SUBWAY quickly distanced themselves from Jerry through a series of tweets, but their problems run much deeper than the allegations against their mascot. With 44,000 locations in America alone, twice as many as McDonald's, they are stretched almost as thin as the Avocado in the included price of their sandwiches. Their marketing has proven to be pretty lackluster, with little more than a monkey mascot in Canada and the not-the-good-type-of-stuck-in-your-head "five dollar foot long" jingle. (Seriously, I would like a word with whoever did this).
So, what does the future hold for SUBWAY? Distancing themselves from the incident may not be enough. Crisis Management expert Michael Bilello, thinks that they need to address this issue head on, and "conduct corporate training to assure that future external and internal complaints of sexual abuse and harassment are handled seriously, and to detail to the public what that plan is,"(Tim Kenneally, 2015). SUBWAY has not issued such a statement. Regardless, the brand is off to a good start with their decision to hire BBDO for their new campaigns. In a press release SUBWAY stated that the "decision came down to our confidence in the quality of the team, business orientation, strategic insights and creativity. We look forward to our new partnership with BBDO to accelerate growth for the Subway brand,"(Patrick Coffee, 2015). So far, they've jumped on the neverending Star Wars train, a positive decision considering there is more than likely a SUBWAY restaurant located within walking distance of every North American Theatre. As well, they've started the hashtag campaign, #SaveLunchBreak, celebrating various hardworking, wholesome folk who deserve a lengthy enough break to enjoy their meal. It also features quirky images of oddly ornate elevator dining experiences.
Is a hashtag campaign enough to save the company? Only time will tell. It's a first, of the many changes that needs to happen to attract a health conscious world obsessed with Superfoods and avoiding Gluten like the plague. One thing that is for certain, from now on, SUBWAY should be very careful about who they associate themselves with if they plan on making them the focus of their advertisements for over a decade.
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In Scottish Football The Truth Comes Out Slowly, But It Always Comes.
Today in The Daily Record Keith Jackson has admitted what everyone in the blogosphere knew during the summer but which he and his paper had flatly denied; that Mark Warburton and Sevco had an almighty falling out in the aftermath of the cup final last year and that he would not have returned to the club but for contract talks that inflated his salary above what he was worth and guaranteed him a couple of "marquee signings."
Yeah, they were free transfer players but Mark Warburton would not have come back to Ibrox had he not got to see Barton and Kranjcar in the club's colours.
This was widely reported in the blogs at the time, but the press presented it as nonsense.
It came as no surprise to find out we'd had it right all along.
I can't speak to other writers, but my own sources on it were impeccible.
I had zero doubt that things were every bit as bad as a lot of us were writing.
Last week, Gary Ralston, Jackson's own colleague at the papers, wrote in the aftermath of the transfer window that there had been no bids for a single Sevco player during it. This came after Mark Guidi had told the Radio Clyde audience that the stories about interest from Red Bull Leipzig in Barrie McKay were an invention designed to spark an auction for his services and that no-one at Ibrox had ever expected to get near the quoted £6 million for him.
And on Twitter, one petulant idiot hack launched a barrage of utterly fictitious allegations and then squirmed backwards when called on to back them up with evidence.
Truth occasionally creeps from beneath the back pages at our national titles, but more often than not it has to be tweezered out and the hacks think nothing of writing one thing one week and then flatly contradicting it a week or two later.
If they had any shame they wouldn't do it, but of course they have absolutely none.
But the truth always comes out.
Slowly, perhaps, but it always happens.
If the bloggers don't find it then some rival hack writes it on a day when their imaginations can't extend as far as making up European Super League nonsense.
If it's not outright garbage being written, it's the constant rewrites of history.
They continue, of course, a never ending roll of them.
Today Jackson is bemoaning the "scattergun signing policy" Warburton enacted during the summer.
Can it be the same one that so impressed him at the time that he said we better watch out because their club was looking strong? If these guys want to offer criticism of somebody's job performance they ought to start with their own. So many of them blew this, so many of them believed the hype they unleashed after that cup semi … they don't mention any of that in their nonsensical reports now, do they?
For the record, this blog and others expressed doubts about Warburton before last year's form slump.
We expressed serious doubts about the quality of his signings, before those this summer.
We said that the cup semi-final was an aberrant result due to the poor morale of the Celtic team and the inept tactical decisions made by our manager.
I wrote a lengthy piece – The Storm Before the Calm – where I said that once Ronny was gone our club would stabilise and be far ahead of them.
The appointment of Brendan confirmed our strong fundamentals.
Listen, this is a Celtic site. We might focus on what goes on elsewhere at times, but I've already spelled out the reasons why. The chaos over there affects us. But primarily, this site focusses on Celtic related issues; we are Celtic fans. Yet I like to think that myself and the other writers can maintain our analytical eye when we examine events across the city, in much the same way as we can look at matters inside our own club in a critical way when that's required.
We don't write biased pieces, in other words.
We simply say what we see.
If Sevco signed Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo I would be concerned. I would write a highly critical article asking where the money was coming from, and pointing out the insanity of it, but I wouldn't undersell the potential footballing impact. If they brought in a top manager, of Brendan's calibre, I would ask who was paying his salary but I wouldn't attempt to suggest it was a bad move or that it wouldn't make a difference to them.
Jackson has also continued to chart the current divisions between the Ibrox boardroom and the dressing room; he actually deserves a lot of credit for detailing those. The fans have a right to know about them. His criticism of Warburton – the rewrite over the signing policy aside – is right on for the most part, and he's also questioned the board.
This is the kind of stuff these guys should stick to. Straight reporting. Facts. Bringing people information. Instead of writing gushing nonsense. The one area I'd disagree with him today is where he says that the players are to blame for being weak and not doing enough for their boss. They aren't weak, they just aren't good enough. The manager's arrogant assumption that they would be is what's done for him and for the club.
Celtic were outstanding at the weekend … but that didn't save us from getting a wee bit of stick, and I'm talking about the bloggers rather than the team.
Today, the Record's sister publication – Glasgow Live – talked about "the silence of the Honest Mistake CSC" following the diabolical penalty decision we got at the weekend … this is a sterling example of fake news. Every Celtic site and Facebook page – every single one of them – acknowledged the glaring nature of that error. This was a dig at us just for the sake of it, the writer simply just made stuff up and stuck it in an article.
Hey, I know it smarts that we got a decision for once but to claim that our fans didn't acknowledge the contentious nature (which is putting it mildly) of it is a flat out lie. It's pretty self-evident in the first place that any column that styles itself "Old Firm Facts" isn't going to contain much truth; let's face it, even the name of it is a falsehood, but this is ridiculous.
Truth and honesty.
These things always have their day in our sport eventually. The era of the bloggers means that we get to everything in the end; not only do we write what they sometimes won't but we call them out on this kind of crap but we remember everything.
Every statement and every dumb article.
So we can contrast and compare and call them out when we find stuff.
It's never hard to do.
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Day 5 of our itinerary is where we are going to stay a night in Beitou Hot Spring Resort. We went back to Beitou in Taipei and took the Taroko express back. The journey took about 2 hrs and cost NT$440. Our train was in the afternoon so we spent the morning and afternoon walking around, buying mochis and other Taiwanese snacks.
"The unique sweet potatoes grown in Hualien County's Xincheng Township have become so popular that the roast sweet potato stands along Highway 9 are having trouble getting enough tubers to keep up with demand.
HAN-dy tip: Sweet potato and taro pastries are must buy in Hualien!
After our 2 hr train ride, we arrived back at Taipei Main Station and changed the red line metro to Xinbeitou station.
Night comes much earlier in Taipei compared to Singapore. By the time we reached our Taipei, the sky was already dark. For day 5 of our Taiwan itinerary, we stayed in Beitou Hot Spring Resort.
HAN-dy tip: Beitou Hot Spring Resort also has a public hot spring pool where non-guests can pay (from NT$520) to enjoy!
Our room at Beitou Hot Spring Resort cost NT$5270 per night, including breakfast and the room was big. It had its own hot spring tub and a steam room!
Toilet was located at the entrance, away from the sink and bath area. WEIRD.
enjoy hot spring bath in your own room!
The room at Beitou Hot Spring Resort was really comfy and we took all the possible chances we had to soak ourselves in the hot spring tub. Our skin became so smooth and silky!
HAN-dy tip: Be aware that when soaking in the hot spring tub, it is not advisable to soak your entire body in the hot water for prolonged periods of time. Remember to get out if you feel discomfort and hydrate yourself.
We spent most of our day travelling. So for dinner, we just went to the shopping area and had KFC!
The Pokemon Go craze was still surviving then so we spent our time walking around, catching Pokemon.
We ended day 4 of our Taiwan itinerary by going back for a private hot spring bath 2.0.
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STATEMENT: 59% of Independent Tyson* Shareholders Support Green Century Plastic Packaging Proposal
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Boston, February 16, 2022 – A noteworthy 59% of independent Tyson Foods shareholders voted in favor of a Green Century° shareholder proposal Thursday, which urged the company to reduce its use of plastic packaging. Independent shareholders include all shares that are not held by Tyson Limited Partnership or Tyson's directors or executive officers.
Tyson uses significant amounts of hard-to-recycle plastic, such as polystyrene foam and flexible plastics like film and bags, yet the company does not report information about its packaging footprint to investors and has not set any goals around improving the sustainability of its packaging.
Investors are concerned that Tyson's lack of action on plastics could pose regulatory risk to the company. Plastics legislation such as extended producer responsibility laws, which would make producers like Tyson financially responsible for the disposal of their packaging, and minimum recycled content mandates have been passed over the last year in Maine, Oregon, Washington, Connecticut and New Jersey.
Competitor Smithfield Foods recently set a goal to cut its use of virgin plastic in half by 2030. Other food companies and retailers, including Unilever, Mondelez, Target and Walmart, have set similar goals in the last few years.
Of all shareholders, 13% supported the proposal. The support from independent shareholders is approximate and was calculated under the assumption that Tyson Limited Partnership and Tyson's directors and executive officers voted against the proposal.
Leslie Samuelrich, president of Green Century Capital Management, issued the following statement:
"A meaningful percentage of independent shareholders have made it clear that Tyson needs to take plastic-related risks seriously. To borrow from the company's slogan, it's what their shareholders deserve. The company should heed investor concerns and begin developing a strategy to reduce its plastic packaging footprint.
"Tyson is simply way behind in the food industry when it comes to sustainable packaging. It's time for the company to catch up with industry standards, which have evolved greatly in recent years. This vote demonstrates investors' growing understanding of that evolution and that plastic packaging can pose a material risk to companies.
"We will continue to urge leadership to take investor concern seriously and accelerate the company's progress toward packaging sustainability."
Other efforts with Tyson include: Green Century Withdraws Shareholder Proposal with Tyson Foods* After It Commits to No-Deforestation Policy Green Century Capital Management Withdraws Tyson Foods* Shareholder Proposal Urging Progress on Plant-Based ProteinsTyson Foods* Faces Shareholder Pressure over Risks Associated with Animal Abuse
About Green Century Capital Management
°Green Century Capital Management, Inc. (Green Century) is the investment advisor to the Green Century Funds (The Funds). The Green Century Funds are the first family of fossil fuel free, responsible, and diversified mutual funds in the United States. Green Century Capital Management hosts an award-winning and in-house shareholder advocacy program and is the only mutual fund company in the U.S. wholly owned by environmental and public health nonprofit organizations.
*As of December 31, 2021, Tyson Foods, Inc. comprised 0.00%, 0.00%, and 0.00% of the Green Century Balanced Fund, the Green Century Equity Fund, and the Green Century International Index Fund respectively. As of the same date, other securities mentioned were not held in the portfolios of any of the Green Century Funds. References to specific securities, which will change due to ongoing management of the Funds, should not be construed as a recommendation by the Funds, their administrator, or their distributor.
The percentage in favor was calculated by (i) dividing the number of votes in support of the proposal by (ii) the sum of the number of votes voted in support of and against the proposal. Abstentions and broker non-votes were not included in the calculation.
You should carefully consider the Fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses before investing. To obtain a Prospectus that contains this and other information about the Funds visit www.greencentury.com, email info@greencentury.com, or call 1-800-934-7336. Please read the Prospectus carefully before investing.
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Sen. Marco Rubio's politically transparent U-turn on immigration reform may not be paying dividends among anti-immigrant activists as he would have hoped. The Florida Republican recently came out against the very comprehensive reform legislation he sponsored and helped pass in the Senate, but one of the country's top opponents of his bill think it's too little, too late.
NumbersUSA Director of Government Relations Rosemary Jenks told Sandy Rios yesterday that Rubio has already "poisoned the well" and now her group will urge congressman to vote against any immigration bill coming out of the House.
Rios: Do you think that Marco Rubio's shift, slight shift, is helpful?
Jenks: Unfortunately, Rubio set out his positions in the Gang of 8 bill and that bill has essentially poisoned the well. We can't go forward with a piecemeal approach now because that bill is sitting there, waiting for the House to pass any immigration bill so that Harry Reid can take that bill and substitute in S. 744, the Senate Gang of 8 bill, and then send it back to the House for a conference. That's the path. So at this point, because that bill has poisoned the well, it's too late for Marco Rubio to say, 'oh you know I believed in a piecemeal approach all along and that's what we should do.


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Former NBA player Kenny Anderson doing well in rehab from stroke: 'I'm almost back to normal'
By David Furones
Former NBA player Kenny Anderson talks to patients at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital about his new book and about surviving a stroke.
HOLLYWOOD — Kenny Anderson has a mantra: "Basketball is easy. Life is hard."
The story of the New York point guard podigy turned 14-year NBA veteran backs up that notion for him.
Hoops often came easy to Anderson, the No. 2 pick in the 1991 NBA draft, but life has dealt him his fair share of obstacles — from growing up in rough section of Queens, to sexual abuse as a child and filing for bankruptcy after NBA retirement.
"I've been through it all," Anderson says.
Most recently, it was a health scare. Anderson, 48, suffered a stroke in his Pembroke Pines home on Feb. 23.
Basketball is easy. Life is hard.
"It's something that I always believed in," Anderson said, "and when I got the stroke, I really believed in it."
Like he has done with his past issues, he is proving resilient once again in overcoming the stroke. Anderson's athletic background is what Dr. Alan Novick, medical director at Memorial Rehabilitation Institute in Hollywood, believes has helped Anderson reach different goals in rehab.
"He has been a very determined and very hard worker," Novick said. "And I suspect his athletic training, where he's used to putting in the work to get the results, I think that really paid off in his rehabilitation.
"We set goals in every phase of the recovery – whether it's we want to get you walking 50 meters with a cane, you know, we set all types of goals," Novak continued. "Usually, patients aren't used to that sort of goal-setting, but in Kenny's case, I think because of his basketball career, he was very used to that. You're coached toward a goal, you work toward a goal, and he very much was goal-oriented and hard-working, and he achieved."
Nearly five months since the stroke, Anderson, has made enormous strides in recovery.
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"I'm feeling great," he said. "I'm almost back to normal."
The stroke
The Saturday morning of Feb. 23, Anderson was in his South Florida home visiting for a weekend off after his first season as men's basketball coach at NAIA Fisk University, a historically black university in Nashville, Tenn.
"My right side couldn't move, and then I went blind on my right side," Anderson recalled. "And I went 'Whoa!' and I fell back. … It came on and it knocked me out."
Anderson's wife, Natasha, was away from the house working out. The family dog woke up his 18-year-old daughter, Tiana, who called 911 because she recognized the signs of a stroke from a health class she had taken in school. An ambulance arrived, and Anderson was initially sent to Memorial West in Pembroke Pines.
"I was out of it. I was completely gone," he said.
Anderson was in the intensive care unit for two days, where he received tissue plasminogen activator (tPA), a clot-dissolving drug. He was moved to a regular room while doctors continued treatment, tests and prep for inpatient rehab over another five days. Memorial Rehabilitation Institute then took over for inpatient rehab over eight days. He was discharged and continues to do occupational therapy, speech therapy and physical therapy three times a week, four hours each – with some additional homework to continue exercises away from the facility.
"They've just been great for me to work with every morning – Monday, Wednesday, Friday," Anderson said. "I look forward to coming here. I really do."
Former NBA player Kenny Anderson, reads the first book in his new children?s book series, "The Adventures of Lil'Kenny: Vol. 1- Kenny Finds," to patients at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital. Anderson is currently participating in ongoing rehabilitation through the Memorial Healthcare System for a stroke he suffered in February 2019. He survived because his family acted quickly and the stroke team at Memorial Hospital was able to administer the protocol within the three-hour window. (Mike Stocker / South Florida Sun Sentinel) (Mike Stocker / South Florida Sun Sentinel)
Anderson believes the stroke happened because he stopped taking medication for high blood pressure. Novick notes that controlling blood pressure is one of the three most common preventable causes of strokes, along with smoking and diabetes management.
Anderson experienced an aphasia, according to Novick, which impacted his speech, struggling at times to think of the words he wants to say or having difficulty getting them out.
On Thursday morning, reading the first edition in his children's book series "The Adventures of Lil' Kenny" to patients at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood, he got the words out just fine as he read and had conversations with about a dozen youngsters. His inspirational series will tell the true story of Anderson's rise as a basketball phenom on the streets of New York to national recognition as a touted recruit at Archbishop Molloy before attending Georgia Tech and eventually reaching the NBA.
"I wanted to be able to inspire others by telling my story on how I grew from a streetball player to becoming a professional athlete," Anderson said. "To how basketball saved me from the perils of the 'hood — but also taught me valuable lessons that I carried through my playing days and today. Lessons on how to be a team player, on how not to give up on my goals, especially now that I'm overcoming this new challenge of having a stroke."
The easy part
Although basketball comes easy for Anderson, it's no surprise that he may face challenges in speech and memory. It helps that he has been able to get back to Nashville multiple times since the stroke, resuming some coaching duties at Fisk.
"I'm back on the court. I'm back looking at talent," said Anderson, who recently conducted his freshman camp for newcomers on the team. "It's really difficult off the court, but on the court, when I step into a gym, I know what I'm looking for, I know how to talk to these young men.
"I love the game of basketball, and it's taught me so many lessons, and that's where I need to be. I'm at my best on the basketball court. I know what I'm seeing. I know what I'm doing. … It's just outside of basketball, it's been really difficult for me to get my bearings together."
Anderson says the main difference in coaching is that instead of just being able to blurt out all the instructions to his players, he now jots notes down on a piece of paper he keeps with him.
He talks hoops like he hasn't missed a beat. Anderson lights up when the topic of New York City point guards and where he ranks is brought up. Almost as if he has no speech difficulties, he reels off names of those he looked up to in New York: Kenny Smith, Dwayne "Pearl" Washington and Rod Strickland among them. Novick isn't surprised at how sharp Anderson is in recalling the more distant past.
"Depending on the type of stroke, it really is common that sometimes remote memory is far more preserved than recent memory," Novick said. "So sometimes you can remember what you did 30 years ago, but you may not know what you did yesterday."
In a top-10 list of New York point guards MaxPreps created in 2009, based on high school accolades, Anderson was given the top spot — ahead of names such as Bob Cousy, Lenny Wilkens, Nate Archibald, Mark Jackson and Stephon Marbury.
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"Maybe you can say I'm the greatest, but you really can't say," Anderson said. "Yearly, how I did it, I did it pretty good — high school, college and pros. How many guys did it that long? I don't know."
Anderson finished his high school career as New York's all-time leading prep scorer with 2,621 points. He has since been surpassed by Lance Stephenson, Sebastian Telfair and some more recent players. Earning multiple All-American honors at Archbishop Molloy, he was a consensus All-American at Georgia Tech in 1991 as a sophomore. After reaching the Final Four with the Yellow Jackets, he was drafted by the Nets with the second pick.
By his third season in the NBA, the slick ball-handling lefty was an All-Star, averaging career bests with 18.8 points and 9.6 assists per game in 1994. Getting drafted, his time in New Jersey and then with the Portland Trail Blazers and reaching the Eastern Conference finals in 2002 alongside Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker on the Boston Celtics are career moments he's most fond of.
The recovery
Anderson's steadfast commitment to therapy has allowed him to make progress with his speech. Physically, he has gotten back to making a three-mile walk to and from a nearby Starbucks — a walk that has become a trademark of his nearly 15 years living in South Florida. Anderson is going to move to Nashville full time for work at Fisk and tears up at the thought of letting go of his morning-walk tradition.
Today, the message he wants to get across is to control the preventable causes of strokes and to be educated in recognizing the signs of one to get help quickly.
"People need to take care of themselves," he said. "If you have high blood pressure, take your meds, and that's what I've been doing."
Novick notes that the problem with high blood pressure is it's often asymptomatic, so someone may feel fine and not take medication, but it could lead to greater issues long term. He stresses the importance of acting quickly in getting medical help and recovering with top professionals and technology in stroke rehabilitation.
"Brain tissue is very sensitive. It doesn't take very much time to have irreversible damage," Novick said. "It's really important when you have certain signs of stroke — like if you're having trouble speaking, if you're having weakness on just one side — get to the hospital as quickly as possible so you can mitigate the damages as much as possible by trying to get the circulation back."
Basketball may be easy and life hard for Anderson, but every day since his stroke, he is closing that gap in difficulty.


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4 Billion New Minds Online. The Coming Era of Connectivity
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In the next 6 years, 4 billion "new minds" are about to be connected to the world wide web, at gigabit connection speeds, at near zero-cost.
By 2024, we are connecting every person on Earth to the web with bandwidths far beyond what Fortune 500 CEOs and heads of nations had daily access to just a couple of decades back.
This revolution will ignite a renaissance of innovation, and once again transform our planet.
In the next 4 to 7 years, every person on Earth will gain access to the world's information.
What will these 4.2 billion new minds discover? What will they consume? What new companies will they build? What industries will they disrupt?
We've already seen unprecedented acceleration of network growth and connectivity. But as the other half of our planet plugs into the web, this acceleration will only accelerate.
So where are we going and how are we getting there?
Networks are currently being deployed in 3 different areas:
5G, ushering in a wireless world
Balloons connecting all 8 billion of us from the atmosphere
Space-based networks
Let's dive in…
5G for Gigabit Connection Speeds, Worldwide
The jump from 3G to 4G brought you the revolutionary era of smartphones, mobile banking and e-commerce. But if you thought that was big, think again.
With plans for wide-scale deployment in 2020, 5G will be 100X faster than 4G, and 10X faster than your average broadband connection.
To get a sense of what that actually means, imagine downloading a movie on your phone in a matter of seconds - or better yet, having your autonomous vehicle communicate with smart city sensors in real time.
With 1 to 10 Gbps connection speeds, 5G is at the core of tomorrow's trillion-sensor economy.
Powering autonomous vehicles, smart factories (IIoT), remotely-controlled drones, VR and AR, in-home IoT, and the world's first smart cities, 5G is about to allow every person on the planet to tap into data from billions of sensors around the globe.
It's the promise of on-demand knowledge for anyone, anywhere, anytime.
As my friend and former Qualcomm CTO Matt Grob explained to me, "5G networks will allow you to measure 100,000 sensors in a city block."
Imagine the extraordinary possibilities that such a smart world could unlock. No question about your environment is unanswerable, and answers are less than a split second away.
With companies like Qualcomm and Intel leading the charge, some estimates put 5G infrastructure spending at over $326 billion by 2025.
And while major players are linking the world's devices and sensors at gigabit connection speeds on the ground, others are working from the atmosphere.
As Google places high-altitude balloons in the stratosphere, SpaceX is beginning to populate space with constellations of internet-transmitting satellites.
Balloons Blanketing the Earth
With balloons and drones hovering about 20 to 50 kilometers off the ground, companies like Google are working to connect 4 billion people to the web at unprecedented speeds.
Coming out of Google's X - commonly known as the 'Moonshot Factory' - Google Loon is building out balloons that can direct themselves up and down the stratosphere, creating an aerial wireless network with up to 4G LTE connection capacities.
Project Loon has essentially redesigned the key components of a cell tower to be light and durable enough for a 15x12m balloon navigating 20 kilometers above the Earth's surface.
Powered by solar panels that charge their batteries, Loon's balloons are guided using predictive models of wind patterns and decision-making algorithms. Depending on where coverage is needed, balloons are quickly navigated into the right wind stream for directed migration.
Each with a coverage area of 5,000 square kilometers, balloons can be deployed in no time. Using custom-built Autolaunchers, Project Loon can now fill and launch a new balloon into its network every 30 minutes, per crane.
And by August of last year, Google had shown data transmission between balloons over 100 kilometers apart (in the stratosphere) and back down to Earth with connection speeds of up to 10 Mbps, directly to LTE phones on the ground.
Having successfully provided connectivity to over 100,000 Puerto Ricans after Hurricane Maria in 2017, Loon aims to put thousands of balloons in the stratosphere, giving us connectivity anywhere on the planet.
But Alphabet isn't alone. Travel out another several thousand kilometers, and companies from OneWeb to SpaceX are powering satellite networks in the thousands.
Imagine a swarm of thousands of satellites, migrating across the horizon, delivering a constant stream of broadband to the most remote corners of the globe.
Now imagine this as early as 2020. With OneWeb and SpaceX deploying satellite constellations in low Earth orbit, science fiction is only years away.
Backed by billions in funding from Qualcomm, Richard Branson, and SoftBank, among other investors, OneWeb is working on a constellation of about 1,980 satellites in total.
Aiming to be fully operational by the mid-2020s, OneWeb's initial constellation is set to offer download speeds of up to 50 Mbps worldwide.
In the meantime, OneWeb founder Greg Wyler has projected that customers will start receiving 500 Mbps of bandwidth in 2019 as OneWeb's second generation satellites aim for 2.5 Gbps by 2021.
And just this past June, the satellite broadband company received Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval to serve US customers with a constellation of 720 satellites.
But OneWeb isn't stopping there. Using Amazon's Blue Origin rockets to launch their satellites into space, OneWeb is gearing up for Round 2, recently requesting FCC approval of another 1,260 satellites, aiming for global, high-speed broadband.
With targets of "connecting every unconnected school" by 2022, OneWeb hopes to entirely "bridge the digital divide" by 2027.
And beyond OneWeb, we've already seen SpaceX launch numerous satellites into orbit aboard its Falcon 9 this year.
Charging full speed ahead with its ambitious project Starlink, SpaceX has unveiled plans for a 4,425-satellite constellation in low Earth orbit to cover the globe with megabit and gigabit speeds.
Finally granted a license from the FCC in March 2018 to operate an array of broadband internet satellites, SpaceX has been predicted to gain over 40 million subscribers for Starlink by 2025, translating to about $30 billion in revenue.
But while revenue potential and connection speeds skyrocket, one primary challenge to satellite internet is latency.
Even with strong broadband, it takes much more time for communications to travel to a satellite and back than via terrestrial connections.
But as OneWeb and Starlink jump onto the scene, their low Earth orbit constellations are predicted to offer broadband speeds with unprecedentedly low latency. As of 2016, OneWeb's constellation was designed to have just 30 milliseconds of latency - a remarkable leap for satellites.
And with satellites placed closer to Earth, Starlink shows promise for much lower latency in the long-term. In addition to its initial 4,425 satellite constellation at about 1,150 kilometers above Earth, Starlink plans to place another 7,500+ satellites even closer at 340 kilometers in altitude.
As tweeted by Musk, the two experimental satellites deployed from one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets, "TinTin A [and TinTin B] are both closing the link to ground with phased array at high bandwidth, low latency (25ms)."
And with SpaceX's intended proximity to Earth, latency delays would only continue to plummet, one day reaching comparability to current cable and fiber response times.
But it doesn't stop there. Zoom out another several thousand kilometers and you've reached O3b's fleet. Working at an altitude about 8,000 kilometers above the Earth, O3b - or "Other 3 Billion" - has already built out an initial fleet of 16 satellites, including 4 new ones launched just this past spring.
It's already provided connectivity to multiple small island nations, but O3b is only getting started. Partnering with Boeing, O3b plans to launch an upgraded network in 2021, an 'mPower network' set to become the first 'multi-terabit' satellite constellation in space.
Having contracted its first O3b mPower partner, Boeing Satellite Systems, SES's constellation is planned to have 30,000 fully shapeable and steerable beams, which can be shifted in real time to align with consumers' changing needs and connectivity demands.
Offering coverage to almost 400 million square kilometers - four-fifths of the Earth's surface - O3b mPower could become the most bandwidth-efficient system ever.
Combined, these privately-run fleets could one day meet the internet traffic needs of entire countries, far-flung islands smattering the earth, and the most remote of peoples, now accessing a trillion-sensor economy on-demand, and at historic speeds.
With 5G on the ground, balloons in the air, and private satellites blanketing the Earth from space, we are on the verge of connecting every person on the planet with gigabit connection speeds at de minimis cost.
As 5G electrifies a world of trillions of sensors and devices, we're about to live in a world where anyone anywhere can have access to the world's knowledge, crowdfund ready capital across 8 billion potential investors, and 3D print on the cloud.
And as the population of online users doubles, we're about to witness perhaps the most historic acceleration of progress and technological innovation known to man.
PETER H. DIAMANDIS, MD
Dr. Peter Diamandis was named by Fortune Magazine as one of the World's 50 Greatest Leaders.
He is Executive Founder of Singularity University, a Silicon Valley institution that counsels the world's leaders on exponentially growing technologies.
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Two people arrested after Windmill Hill stabbing
Published: 10:10 AM August 10, 2020 Updated: 8:19 PM November 1, 2020
Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing in Windmill Hill, Hitchin. Picture: Lee Hodgkins - Credit: Archant
Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing that took place in Windmill Hill during the early hours of Sunday morning.
A man and a woman remain in police custody at this time after being arrested in connection with the incident.
READ MORE: Man taken to hospital after suspected stabbing in HitchinYesterday, police officers were alerted to reports of a fight between a large group of people at around 1.30am in the morning in Windmill Hill, Hitchin.
A man had sustained an injury to his stomach, believed to have been a stab wound. At present, the victim remains in a stable condition in hospital.
Large parts of Windmill Hill were inaccessible after a police cordon was erected on Sunday morning.