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By Ümit Şahin
You may find this article too optimistic. I have no doubt that you think it is a bit untimely, too do-gooder, and even naive. But I believe that we have no other choice. We need a roadmap through the dark tunnel in which we find ourselves, and hope for that. Also, I was so scared during the night of July 15th that the perpetrators of the attempted coup would be successful, thereby Turkey's drift to a civil war by moving away from democracy forever would become unavoidable. My sigh of relief that let me go to sleep in the morning of July 16th after I understood that the coup was squashed, may still be fresh. So, please excuse for my optimism.
On the other hand, I also acknowledge the rightful unease because of the declaration of the state of emergency and the possibility that the exclusions and arrests could include the dissidents that have nothing to do with the perpetrators of the attempted coup. But if you want me to tell the truth, I'm not buying the apolitical nihilism of the ones who analyze the situation with the cliché of "we got over the military coup, but the civil coup is worse." Of course, the situation can worsen.
We already have a weak democracy, and we're thankful that it was saved. And yes, we are at the start of everything; the state of emergency was declared, civil and political life is restricted, the days that one needs to defend their basic rights and freedoms, more than ever, has just been started. So, the possibility of trimming of even our weak democracy should worry all of us. But saying now that "thankfully the coup was not successful, but now everything will be worse" is not politics. Or, you can say that this is politics, only if you believe the most horrifying military coup attempt that Turkish history faced was just a mise-en-scène, and that saying it was a "fake attempt" from the first night, was talented political analysis and foresight.
That is why we need to express hope when we reflect upon how we get over this situation and how we rescue our democracy. If you ask me about my feelings, I am not in an optimistic mood either, but having optimism for our political proposals is a must. (Or you may say "pessimism because of intelligence, but optimism because of will…")
Consequently, I believe that we need a two-item simple plan in order for Turkey to never experience a viscous cycle of coups and to stabilize a minimum level of democracy. I also believe that all the political parties and movements, firstly the government, as well as civil society and opinion builders will need to discuss this framework sooner or later. President Erdoğan and the government should have been tested enough and are aware of that it not being that easy to save their power without democracy, by only chasing the dissidents. Starting with the ones whoever seems to be the most powerful at the time, as well as concentrating the political power and collecting it to a single man.
The two-item plan that one needs to implement consists of returning to the EU process (and rapidly clearing the way for the solution in Cyprus for this aim) and returning to the peace process by stopping the war. All the other things that are to be done may be seen as the elements of this two-item plan.
Item one: Returning to the EU
Remember why we want it, when Turkey was starting the membership negotiations with the European Union. It was not because the EU is the most perfect union and not because it is heaven on earth. We wanted it, because we think that EU would be an anchor to protect Turkey's democratic regime with its rules and institutions. During the process, and because of the mistakes of both sides, this anchor was displaced before we could hold on and Turkey started to lose its democracy.
I don't think that the mistakes of the EU and the European politicians were less than the Turkish politicians on this setback. In the early years, even in 2004, the EU and the European politicians who caused the rejection of the Annan plan, which was the best ever opportunity to solve the Cyprus issue and Turkey's participation to EU must name themselves among the ones in charge of Turkey's drift to this period of attempted coups and even the refugee crisis that also unsettle Europe. Then, a 75% no vote in the Southern part of Cyprus resulted in accepting Cyprus into the EU unilaterally just one week after this fiasco and erecting the Cyprus issue as an impassable barrier in front of Turkey's membership to the European Union.
Now I wonder what they say: Cypriot politicians who block the opening of the negotiation chapters with pleasure, and Mr. Sarkozy, for instance. This fiasco could be placed in the background of Erdoğan's renunciation of the EU membership that he once thought of as a protective choice against the military coups that he has been trying to get rid of since the earliest days of his rule. And this might be starting point of his strategy to neutralize his dissidents in all the levels of power (and one can see now what big mistakes they made for the sake of this) instead of an EU protection, which he decided will never be realized, and that he continues to build a one-man regime as of late. Of course, nothing can be an excuse to destroy democracy, but this is one side of the truth. Turkey has started to lose its democracy, once it lost the EU anchor, and finally it faced a bloody coup attempt.
Now, what is to be done is to turn back swiftly to the EU process. The most important opportunity for this is that the official negotiations are still going on and we have not lost the candidacy privileges. Although the government seems like it does not care what happens with the EU at all, if it decides to do so, it can smoothly fasten the process and clear the way without any concern as it does a political twist. Only last month a new chapter was opened. And government will not need to explain this policy change to its electorate. They were started to get warmer again lately, because of the discussions on visa liberation. And the government can stop the debate on capital punishment in a minute.
One of the most important things for this sake is to clear the way for the solution in Cyprus in which the negotiations are going on better than before thanks to Mustafa Akıncı, the new president of Northern Cyprus. This can be done by all kinds of relevant gestures including drawing some of Turkey's military presence from the island. Then, Cyprus can be reunited as a federal state, Turkey can recognize this united Cyprus, and the most important barrier in front of Turkey's EU membership could thus be removed. Resuscitation of the EU process is needed for convincing the politicians in EU countries and the European public in which populism and xenophobia has peaked. Brexit may make the situation even harder. But if Turkey takes the first step and shows its determination, many things can change.
In this regard, European citizens of Turkish origin and everyone, including members of the civil society organizations and people who have good relations with Europe need to play their part. I, myself, would consider it no waste of time if I was to dedicate my next couple of years for this sake.
Item two: Turning back to peace process
The second step one needs to take is to finalize the military's role in Turkish politics. We know that the AKP government tried to make it. They tried to crack down on the army more than anybody else before, partly in the framework of EU laws, and partly in the name of interrogations of the previous coup allegations. But they did not do this with proper principles, and what they did was not enough.
And finally, they faced a reckless and bloody coup attempt that was unprecedented, and was perpetrated by a minority (but not a small minority, as we now know) in the army whom they for a long time thought saved the government from the military's tutorship. What was done to reduce the influence of the army on politics was not accurate and enough. Therefore, sending the army to a war again, and increasing their authority to commit a war, even in the cities, was the last thing for a government that was really trying to prevent a coup against itself was to do. Yet, if you provide impunity to an army for all kinds of violation of rights and unlawful acts they do, they could even perpetrate an unexpected coup against you.
Now, what is to be done is to turn back swiftly to the times before the general elections of June 7th, and even to 28th of February, 2015, that is to say, to the Dolmabahçe consensus. I'm not even saying solve the Kurdish question. I say we need to stop the war, to silence the arms, to restart the peace negotiations which was called the "solution process", to empower civil politics, to acknowledge that the decision on removing parliamentary impunity was wrong and therefore to strengthen the democratic Kurdish politicians, and HDP at first, therefore minimizing the effect and intervention of the military on politics, and consequently sending the army back to its barracks.
Of course, these should be followed up by precautions such as reducing the size of the army, and gradually revoking the compulsory military service. Look at the European countries where the military cannot get involved with the politics; you will see what is to be done. Only this way can you give the army a shape in which they will never again attempt a coup, not by putting caterpillars in front of the gates of military headquarters.
As a conclusion, I don't see any other solution than to turn our face back to the EU and the peace process in order to get over the coup atmosphere, to disallow coup attempts in the future, and to guarantee a minimum of democratic stability. It is not the time to despair by talking only about the worst case scenarios, to defend fundamental changes for everything, and to compete for radicalism. Instead it is time to be moderate, to defend normalization, and to invite everybody to common sense. This is not the right time to question the legitimacy of the AKP government. As all the democratic forces, we need to normalize the situation, to remind the AKP of the steps it took when it made the EU candidacy and peace process possible in the past, and to invite to try it once more altogether.
Maybe this time, with a little help of the lessons of the many mistakes of the past, we can overcome.


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The BFM Board of Directors unanimously voted to approve a plan to choose a successor to founder Michael Palmer at its regular meeting, April 15, 2020.
The plan lays out a three year timetable that includes a gala farewell season for Palmer in 2021; a 2022 audition season during which as many as five finalists will rehearse and perform a single program and meet with the BFM family; and the new Artistic Director's debut season in 2023. In 2024 and beyond, Palmer will be accorded laureate status and all that title entails.
Also approved by the Board was the creation of the Search Committee, which will begin its work in May 2020. The group is composed of members of the BFM orchestra, other musicians and music industry professionals, board members, donors, community members, and WWU family. They will have full authority to conduct the search; to draft the conductor profile; screen the applicants through interviews, videotapes, recommendations, and in person listening; and make final recommendation to the board.
The following have agreed to serve:
Erika Block, Ellen Pfeifer, Daniel Feller, Audrey Kelley, and BFM Orchestra Principal musicians Christina Smith, Steven Thomas, Charles Butler. Board vice-chair, Sherry Nelson, will serve in an ex officio capacity.
Although the Search Committee will have the authority to precisely specify the qualifications of the new Artistic Director, the Board decision stressed the importance of choosing a musician of outstanding quality. "The BFM Orchestra is composed of outstanding musicians from across North America and are accustomed to playing under the finest conductors," said Board Chair Barry Hembree. "Our successor should be selected from candidates within this echelon, those who are gifted, experienced, and well positioned in the field. The candidate list should also be limited to conductors with current U.S. resident status."
To maximize time and obtain an optimal candidate list, the Search Committee is directed to conduct a private search rather than a broadcast search, according to the approved plan. It should rely on BFM musicians' and others' familiarity with the field and their recommendations.
The Board also approved a draft budget compiled by Treasurer Mary Pat Thuma that allocates funds to cover the costs of the search.
The search process will necessarily rely heavily on the input of the Festival Orchestra musicians, Hembree emphasized. "We want them to be excited, energized, and inspired by the new leader on the podium which, in turn, will excite, energize and inspire our audiences." The selection process will be conducted in as public and transparent a way as possible, Hembree continued, with the hope that the public will be fascinated and engaged in the search.
For more information, visit www.bellinghamfestival.org
About the Bellingham Festival of Music
Nestled between snow-capped mountains and island-studded bay, the spectacular natural beauty of Bellingham, Washington provides the ideal backdrop for the celebration of classical music. Since 1993, the Bellingham Festival of Music has enlivened the summer season with outstanding live orchestral performances and chamber music recitals for Pacific Northwest audiences. Under the artistic direction of co-founder and noted American conductor Michael Palmer, the festival orchestra is composed of some of the finest musicians in the United States and Canada, many of them principals in such illustrious orchestras as the New York Philharmonic and the Boston, Chicago, and Atlanta Symphonies. They are joined by eminent soloists who have included Garrick Ohlsson, Lynn Harrell, Arnaldo Cohen, Vadim Gluzman, Joshua Bell, Jeremy Denk, Frederica von Stade, and Pepe Romero. In addition, the festival boasts a resident chamber ensemble, currently the Calidore String Quartet, which presents recitals as well as participating in community educationa and engagement activities.
Of equal importance to its summer season are the Festival's year-round outreach initiatives which extend the beauty of classical music to youngsters in the region. Among these programs are masterclasses, and both the Play it Forward Chamber Music Residency and Beethoven in the Schools project which bring music to K-12 classrooms. In 2014-15, BFM also helped kick start the return of the Fifth Grade Strings program in the Bellingham public schools. Two years later, it made another contribution to restart the program in Ferndale schools. It continues its support with the purchase and maintenance of string instruments that allows all students to participate.
The Festival's artistic excellence has been recognized widely throughout the country, and its concerts and recordings have been broadcast nationally, first by NPR and by American Public Media on its Performance Today show. Among these recordings are the three-CD set of the complete Beethoven Piano Concertos featuring Garrick Ohlsson with Michael Palmer conducting the Festival Orchestra. These performances were recorded live at the Festival on the Natural Soundfields label in 2000.
The recipient of grants from several entities, the Festival has received numerous National Endowment for the Arts grants since 2009—a resounding endorsement of the quality of its performances and the contribution it makes to regional and national cultural life.


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Well-presented detached family home with landscaped gardens in popular South Cambridgeshire village.
Bridge House is a lovely detached house which has been extended over the years to provide considerable and versatile accommodation over two floors. Of part brick, part rendered accommodation, the vendors have added a conservatory to the rear of the study (or sitting room) together with a detached garage with twin timber doors. The gardens and drive have also been considerably re-landscaped, with well-stocked borders whilst retaining the maturity which still provides a good screen.
The accommodation flows well from the vaulted hall to the right is a double aspect sitting room with an impressive stone fireplace as the focal point and wooden flooring. To the left is the open plan kitchen/family room the kitchen area being fitted with a good range of white floor and wall units, granite worktops, eye-level oven, hob with extractor and a circular breakfast bar cleverly sitting beneath and beside the curved worktop. The polished flag stone flooring both here and in the adjoining sitting area flows through to the garden/dining room - this is a superb light-filled vaulted space with French doors to the side garden and a circular window above in the apex. Beyond the kitchen is a good utility/boot room space with further garden access. In addition there is a second reception room which is a study at the moment but might also be a playroom or snug with a conservatory or second study beyond.
On the first floor, the spacious vaulted, galleried landing leads to the four double bedrooms the master suite with oak floorboards has a surprisingly spacious dressing room and shower room beyond. The large family bathroom with separate shower completes the first floor accommodation.
The property is approached via electric timber gates with a block paved drive to the detached double garage. As previously mentioned, the well-stocked gardens have been attractively landscaped and are predominantly to the front of the property with a side terrace beside the garden/dining room and further paved and other storage areas to the rear.
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As soon as you arrive and the electric gates open, the impressive planting and lawn give a lovely sense of space. This is a great family home, set well back from the village road and it's large welcoming light-filled rooms offer a super versatile ground floor layout. All in a very convenient location for access to both Cambridge and London.Lucy Banks


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The third annual Toronto Wing Festival comes to Daniels Spectrum from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, May 4.

The festival will include all-you-can-eat wings, live music and beer.

Tickets are $30 to $60, with proceeds going to the charitable activities of the Rotary Club of Toronto.

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The three cases under investigation are from Blantyre and one from Balaka and were identified after presenting with symptoms at health facilities. Three of the imported cases were identified at Mwanza border as they were returning from South Africa.
These cases are from Chikwawa, Chitipa and Dedza. The other imported case is from Lilongwe and was identified among resident that were returning from Saudi Arabia.
Cumulatively, Malawi has recorded 1224 cases including 14 deaths. Of these cases, 636 are imported infections and 551 are locally transmitted while 37 are still under investigation. 260 cases have now recovered bringing the total number of active cases to 950.
The average age of the cases is 33.8 years, the youngest case is aged 1 month, the oldest is 78 years and 68% are male.
The country has so far conducted 13,917 COVID-19 tests in 37 COVID-19 testing sites.
Meanwhile, health rights activists are appealing to the new administration to focus on enforcing coronavirus guidelines to reduce further local transmissions.
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Most Malawians have stopped following the preventive measures that were imposed with the aim of preventing further spread of the coronavirus which has since killed over 500,000 people worldwide.
This is raising concerning considering the rate at which positive cases are being registered in the country.


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It's on GEMChannel 9 not showing the deciding rubber in the Fed Cup final (especially being Barty/Stosur) is just vomit (AEDT Queensland).
Experience with what????? This is the final. If you don't play your best team now, then when.....Would we have gone any worse with Sharma or Hon in place of Sam? At least it would've been valuable experience for one of them.
Cheers for that. Poirot was on my local GEM a couple minutes ago instead but tennis appears to be back on right nowIt's on GEM
The Block finale is on
A mental giant one must say lolI don't understand. Stosur normally so good under pressure.


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Whenever Rep. Steve Scalise and I are in the same room, there's a game that we play. I ask him a question that aims to make him depart from a hardline Republican or conservative talking point, and he takes my question and still manages to respond with a hardline Republican or conservative talking point. Though I mean for my questions to be challenging, I try not to interrupt him when he's answering. But I couldn't help myself Monday when at a meeting at NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune, Scalise was listing the reasons he believes Donald Trump has been a good president and included the claim that Trump has been "aggressive on Russia."
Wait, what?
I expect Scalise, the House Majority Whip, to give the Republican spin on things. It's what he does. It's what he's always done. But when asked to assess Trump's tenure, I didn't imagine that even Scalise would volunteer that Trump's been tough on Moscow.
"How's he been aggressive on Russia?" I asked, interrupting his laundry list of alleged Trump successes. Honestly, I can't convey to you - in a way that makes sense - Scalise's full argument in support of Trump's supposed toughness on Russia. He did make a point of saying that Trump has been "supporting our allies" who oppose Russia, that he has been "very open to helping our allies."
(PLEASE NOTE: After this column was published, Scalise's communications director Chris Bond sent this list of Trump actions, which Scalise believes validates his claim that Trump's been tough on the Kremlin. As I had already written, most of them involve the United States' support of our allies in that region.)
In July 2017, Congress approved sanctions against Russia, North Korea and Iran. Of the 522 members of both chambers who voted, only five of them total voted against the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act. But what did the Trump administration say in January? It said the sanctions weren't needed because, get this, the legislation authorizing the sanctions was its own deterrent.
I reminded Scalise that the legislative branch of government was clear that sanctions were needed to punish Russia. The legislation says the sanctions are "in response to the crisis in eastern Ukraine, cyber intrusions and attacks, and human rights violators in the Russian Federation."
Scalise nodded in a way that acknowledged that yes, Congress did pass sanctions against Russia and that, yes, the Trump administration has refused to implement them but that, no, he wasn't going to budge from his assertion that Trump has been aggressive on Russia.
(Included on Bond's list is Trump signing of the Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act. But what good is Trump signing the act when his administration announced later that it wouldn't impose the Russia sanctions Congress overwhelmingly passed? Putting on the list a bill that Trump signed but won't enforce suggests that Scalise is really grasping at straws to make his argument.)
On the same day that Scalise said Trump had been tough on Russia, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the president's press secretary, couldn't bring herself to implicate Russia when the poisoning of a spy on British soil came up.
Here's the verbatim exchange. Read it and take note of how aggressive the Trump administration is on Russia.
Reporter: "Sarah, I was hoping you could comment on news out of Great Britain today. Theresa May saying that the British government believes that Russia was behind the attempted murder and poisoning of a former spy with a nerve agent that has a Russian manufacturer. Is that the assessment of the United States government, number one? Does the United States government plan on designating Russia as -- like it did North Korea, earlier this year, regarding the murder of Kim Jong-un's half-brother -- of Russia using chemical weapons? And, three, will there be any repercussions for Russia from the United States, in coordination with its British allies?"
Sanders: "Look, we've been monitoring the incident closely, take it very seriously. The use of a highly lethal nerve agent against UK citizens on UK soil is an outrage. The attack was reckless, indiscriminate, and irresponsible. We offer the fullest condemnation, and we extend our sympathy to the victims and their families, and our support to the UK government. We stand by our closest ally and the special relationship that we have."
Reporter: " So you're not saying that Russia was behind this act?"
Sanders: "Right now, we are standing with our UK ally. I think they're still working through even some of the details of that. And we're going to continue to work with the UK, and we certainly stand with them throughout this process."
Reporter: "Theresa May said it was either Russia using it themselves or that it had given its chemical weapons to a third party to murder a British citizen, the latter being highly unlikely, given the nature of this weapon. So --"
Sanders: "Like I just said...we stand with our ally. And we certainly fully support them, and are ready if we can be of any assistance to them."
Monday night, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called the attack on the spy "a really egregious act" that he said "clearly" came from Russia.
Tuesday morning, Tillerson got fired.
Late Wednesday afternoon, Nikki Haley, the United States' ambassador to the United Nations implicated Russia in the attack on British soil. "We take no pleasure" in pointing the finger at Russia, she said. You better believe she doesn't take pleasure in it. And if Trump himself ever says something bad about Russia, you can be sure it'll be through gritted teeth.
Jarvis DeBerry is deputy opinions editor for NOLA.COM | The Times-Picayune. He can be reached at email@example.com or at twitter.com/jarvisdeberry.


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I am 46 and I was diagnosed with acalasia of the esophagus in 1992 (at age 22) and underwent an esophageal myotomy and Nissan fundal plication. I have seen some of the best doctors (I have been told) at northwestern in Chicago, mayo in Rochester and most recently in the twin cities. I continue to have reflux and wake up every night with pain. Strangely- the only thing that helps is eating. Most acid blockers have not helped. I have been on omeprazole with mixed results. I also am often extremely bloated by the end of the day- or wake up bloated when I have "chest" or esophagus pain at night. I may have mild gastroparesis but have no stomach pain. I am very, very concerned about the damage the reflux is doing to my esophagus. I have started going through the usual battery of tests again and have my final two in sept. before I meet with my doctor again. Anyone else experience anything like this? Thank you!
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45 year old male. Had 2 heller myotomy surgery and I need another one. My lower LES is closing again. This sickness is breaking me down slowly. Life has change from happy to pain and struggling to eat anything. Been to ER 3 times to remove steak. Than rice now bread. I've tried everything. Had 3 dialations
20 years ago I had a laproscopic heller myotomy with a wrap . Now I go 3-4 days where I cannot eat or drink again….had recent test. shows complete absence of any peristalsis and narrowing of gastric cardia of esophagus. thorasic surgeon wants to undo wrap??thoughts?? or redo myotomy? thoughts? thank you.
Sphincter muscle pain. I found that 3 or 4 swallows of COLD water instantly stops the pain.
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The annual Women's March will be held this Saturday 18 January in NYC. For the third consecutive year, the team at Barker has created a number of posters for the occasion, which will be downloadable via a custom site ahead of the day for people to print and march with.
Barker is known for being 70% women, 100% balls. And it's the ballsy women of the agency that inspire to continually stand up and speak out for women's rights. Because the equality and empowerment championed here should be the norm everywhere. And unfortunately, it isn't.
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SPIDER-MAN 3: 5 Villains Who Could Be The Wall-Crawler's Next MCU Foe (And 5 Who Won't Be)
The third
movie from Marvel Studios starts shooting this summer, but who should be next to face the web-slinger on the big screen? Here, we break down the likely, and not so likely, candidates!
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Now that Disney and Sony Pictures have come to terms on a new deal which will keep
in the Marvel Cinematic Universe for years to come, there's more excitement than ever before for the web-slinger's next solo outing. That starts shooting this summer, and while details are scarce, there's already a lot of speculation about who Spidey will face next.
With that in mind, we're taking a look at five of the most likely possibilities for the franchise's next big bad...as well as five villains who are highly unlikely to make any sort of appearance!
As well as delving into why that is, we also attempt to figure out how they could factor into proceedings (or not). It's definitely an exciting time to be a Spider-Man fan, but who can possibly come close to topping such sinister opponents as The Vulture and Mysterio?
Well, to find out, all you guys need to do is click on the "Next" button down below...
Could See: The Scorpion
At the end of
Spider-Man: Homecoming
, Mac Gargan attempted to learn the web-slinger secret identity by confronting Adrian Toomes. The Vulture wasn't willing to play ball, but the post-credits scene must have been setting the stage for something to pay off further down the line.
With that in mind, who's to say that won't finally happen in this third instalment of the franchise?
While Marvel Studios has already taken some creative liberties with this version of Mac Gargan, it shouldn't be too difficult to explain his transformation into The Scorpion in the threequel. Atfer all, thanks to Mysterio, he now knows Spidey's secret and can use that to get the revenge he so desperately wants. Michael Mando is a tremendous actor,
and clearly wants this to happen
Won't See: The Kingpin
star Vincent D'Onofrio has made it clear that he would like to bring his version of Wilson Fisk to the big screen to battle Spider-Man, but the chances of that happen seem slim.
While the actor frequently stole the show in that Netflix series, those characters are still off-limits to Marvel Studios, and if and when Kevin Feige decides to reboot the heroes and villains from the world of
The Defenders
, chances are he'll find a new actor to play the MCU's Kingpin.
That would be a shame, especially when the
cast is so damn great, but there's a very strong chance we'll never get to see Tom Holland Spider-Man meet any of those characters.
Could See: Kraven The Hunter
Kraven the Hunter is a villain fans have been desperate to see on the big screen for years now, and considering the fact Spider-Man is now a wanted murderer, it seems like the perfect time for him to finally visit the Big Apple in a bid to take down his most fearsome prey to date.
Marvel Studios will definitely need to do something to update Kraven for a modern audience, but that hopefully won't involve tying him to Iron Man in some way (he doesn't need to be his ex-gardener).
Kraven has a lot of big screen potential, and if someone like The Scorpion is also thrown into the mix, that gives the Hunter either a useful ally or someone he can track down to make an example out of.
Won't See: Venom
A crossover featuring Tom Holland's Spider-Man and Tom Hardy's Venom is inevitable, but chances are that story won't end up playing out in the MCU. While the web-slinger now swings between two different worlds, that doesn't mean Kevin Feige is gong to start using Sony assets in his films.
There may be a reference to Eddie Brock (even that seems like wishful thinking if we're being honest), but if a Spider-Man vs. Venom movie is happening, then Sony Pictures are likely to be in charge.
Seeing Spidey don a Symbiote of his own and fighting the likes of Venom and Carnage is definitely a must, and everyone involved with these movies - aside from Feige - has expressed interest in making that happen. It just won't be something we end up seeing in this particular adventure.
Could See: J. Jonah Jameson
J.K. Simmons made his shock return to the role of J. Jonah Jameson at the end of
Spider-Man: Far From Home
, and it's clear that Marvel Studios has some unique new plans for him in the MCU. While using him to deliver his own twisted version of the news is one thing, we would much prefer to see Jonah get a little more hands on in this next movie.
It makes perfect sense for this version of Jonah to want to become a hero in the eyes of the public by taking down Spider-Man himself, and if he's not going to hire the Scorpion for that, perhaps he can team up with Aleister Smythe and take control of a Spider-Slayer robot? After all, it would be easy for Marvel Studios to tie that robotics expert to Tony Stark!
In all seriousness, this could be a lot of fun, even if he's ultimately just a supporting villain here.
Won't See: Green Goblin
We're as desperate as you to see Norman Osborn back on the big screen, but after the character (and his legacy as the Green Goblin) dominated both Sam Raimi's
trilogy and
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
, that's a well it might still be too soon to return to.
We all thought that Avengers Tower had been bought by Oscorp, but the way the Disney/Sony Pictures deal fell apart proves that there's no way Marvel Studios will commit to something like that.
That doesn't necessarily mean the Green Goblin can't return - we're certainly long overdue a comic accurate take on the villain - but we're pretty sure that it won't be happening in this third outing.
Could See: Doctor Octopus
It doesn't appear as if Marvel Studios is too keen on revisiting villains who have previously appeared in
movies, but after two movies with villains we've not seen before, it feels like now might be the right time to bring in one of the big names from the past.
Doctor Octopus stole the show in Sam Raimi's
Spider-Man 2
, but there's definitely room for the classic character to be reinvented (something recent comic books and the
video game have proved). We're not suggesting heading down the Superior Spider-Man route, but that could make for fun viewing for at least part of this or another film!
Regardless, seeing Peter Parker match wits with Doc Ock next year would be no bad thing, and if a
Sinister Six
movie is indeed in the works, then the team is going to need a leader...
Won't See: Electro
Electro is one of our favourite Spider-Man villains,
and the spectacular concept art
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
that we shared yesterday has definitely got us thinking about a new take on Max Dillon. Jamie Foxx's take on the character certainly left a lot to be desired, anyway.
An argument could be made that Electro is a B-List villain in the pantheon of Spider-Man bad guys, and while the right reinvention could work amazingly, it's unlikely to be in the threequel.
At this point, so much damage has been done to Max that he would probably only work in a very minor, supporting role. Given the way the franchise currently appears to be heading, we're not banking on him showing up any time soon despite the fact he has so much history with the Sinister Six.
Could See: Mysterio
The Vulture is going to make his return in
, but what if Mysterio is going to be the man who serves as Peter Parker's greatest villain in the MCU? After all, he defeated Spider-Man in a way no one else ever has by revealing his secret identity to the world, and framing him for murder!
It's hard to believe that Quentin Beck is really dead, and it makes perfect sense for it to be revealed that he's now pulling the strings from behind the scenes somewhere.
We wouldn't expect Mysterio to be the
Spider-Man: Far From Home
sequel's lead villain, and this appearance could boil down to an an appearance in the post-credits scene. Either way, we're convinced that we haven't seen the last of Quentin as he has unfinished business with Peter.
Won't See: Morlun
When J. Michael Straczynski took over the
Amazing Spider-Man
comic book series, he delved into the mystical side of Peter Parker's powers and pitted the webbed warrior against the unstoppable Morlun.
The epic battle that followed would be perfect for the big screen, especially when Spider-Man is already on the ropes and a wanted criminal. Heading down this route would tie nicely into both
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
and Sony's "Spider-Verse" plans, but it almost feels like this would be too much for a film that already has so much to deal with.
That's a real shame, but Morlun is hopefully a villain we'll see in the MCU
one day
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Small-for-Size Grafts Increase Recurrence of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Liver Transplantation beyond Milan Criteria
Center for Liver Cancer, National Cancer Center, Goyang, Korea.
Meeting: 2018 American Transplant Congress
Abstract number: D228
Keywords: Hepatocellular carcinoma, Liver grafts, Liver transplantation, Recurrence
Session Information
Date: Tuesday, June 5, 2018
Session Name: Poster Session D: Liver: Living Donors and Partial Grafts
Session Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Presentation Time: 6:00pm-7:00pm
Location: Hall 4EF
BACKGROUND: Living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) has been reported to have high rates of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) recurrence compared to deceased donor liver transplant (DDLT). This has been assumed to be due to the frequent use of small-for-size grafts (SFSG) in LDLT rather than DDLT, but the relationship between graft size and prognosis remains controversial. This study aimed to clarify the effect of SFSG on the oncologic outcomes of patients with HCC who underwent LDLT.
METHODS: Between January 2005 and December 2015, 597 consecutive patients underwent LDLT. Among these patients, those with HCC who underwent LDLT were randomly matched to 1 (graft-to-recipient body weight ratio [GRWR] <0.8%): 3 (GRWR≥0.8%) ratio according to propensity score. HCC recurrence and patient survival were analyzed using the Kaplan-Meier method and log-rank test. In addition, stratified subgroup analysis based on the Milan criteria was performed. SFSG was defined as a GRWR<0.8%.
RESULTS: Using propensity score matching, 82 patients with GRWR<0.8% and 246 patients with GRWR≥0.8% were selected. For patients with HCC within the Milan criteria, no significant difference of HCC recurrence (P=0.82) and patient survival (P=0.95) was found based on GRWR. However, for patients with HCC beyond the Milan criteria, 1-, 3-, and 5-year recurrence free survival rates were 52.4%, 49.3%, and 49.3%, respectively, for patients with GRWR<0.8%, and 76.5%, 68.3%, and 64.3%, respectively, for patients with GRWR≥0.8% (P=0.049). The former group exhibited poor patient survival rates (P=0.047).
CONCLUSIONS: For patients with HCC within the Milan criteria, no significant difference in oncologic outcomes was found based on liver graft size. However, among the patients with HCC beyond the Milan criteria, SFSG recipients showed poor oncologic outcomes. Since extended criteria are frequently used in LDLT for HCC, recipients' prognosis can be improved if liver grafts of appropriate size are carefully selected during donor selection.
CITATION INFORMATION: Lee E., Kim S., Shim J., Park J., Na B., Park S-.J. Small-for-Size Grafts Increase Recurrence of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Liver Transplantation beyond Milan Criteria Am J Transplant. 2017;17 (suppl 3).
To cite this abstract in AMA style:Lee E, Kim S, Shim J, Park J, Na B, Park S-J. Small-for-Size Grafts Increase Recurrence of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Liver Transplantation beyond Milan Criteria [abstract]. https://atcmeetingabstracts.com/abstract/small-for-size-grafts-increase-recurrence-of-hepatocellular-carcinoma-in-liver-transplantation-beyond-milan-criteria/. Accessed September 25, 2020.
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Southern Oregon Contra Dance (SOCD) includes and values dancers and guests of all ages, dance experience levels, sexual orientations, gender presentations, ethnicities, and abilities.
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By now the local reaction to the waterfront arrests in New Bedford of one of the port's major figures has begun to shift to inevitable questions of the role of the federal government in the regulation of commercial fishing. Operating under federal law, the current groundfish system of control, the so-called "catch shares" plan, began with Amendment 16 in 2009 by vote of the New England Fishery Management Council. This intricate system of allocating by fish species what can be caught and landed by licensed federal permit holders has clearly changed the market economics for New England fishing; a rapid concentration of fish permit holders has led to what functions as a government-created near monopoly. The fact that a single owner now controls at least 40 New England groundfish permits means that one person's actions, whether driven by good or bad motives, reverberates through the regional economy.
We need to remember that this discussion is critical to the future of our port, and in my mind is distinct from the ultimate guilt or innocence of those charged to date. The presumption of innocence holds for anyone accused of a crime and they are entitled to a vigorous defense on their behalf. Regardless of the outcome of those proceedings, however, our port's future depends on candidly looking at whether there has been a detrimental role played by the government's regulations and how we got to this point. After all, the Port of New Bedford has a key role in the movement of seafood nationally; NOAA statistics for 2014 identify the port's product value for landings at $327 million overall of which $251 million is from scallops. Using a conservative economic multiplier, the value to our local economy is over $600 million a year. By comparison, Gloucester's seafood dollar value is only one-seventh of ours at $46 million during the same period.
The public documents now available online growing out of the New Bedford prosecutions point to a pattern of deceptive behavior where catch share quotas for specific types of fish were allegedly misreported for private economic gain. Because this type of behavior is alleged to be overseen by someone who owns and controls the most permits, the local groundfish industry in New Bedford is therefore more vulnerable and susceptible. That is a departure from history, where a diverse port economy relied on the decisions of many stakeholders. I don't believe this concentration is a good thing for the overwhelming majority of those who look to and depend upon the seafood industry. Whatever is occurring at sea with respect to the science of habitat quality, species survival and sustainability is one thing; its quite another for a port's success or failure to be put in jeopardy as a result of a narrow band of ownership encouraged by the Federal regulations adopted to protect the fisheries.
No one who supported the catch shares idea in 2009 can honestly say this concentration and its results are a surprise. The statements challenging this bad idea back then came locally from Dr. Brian Rothschild at UMass Dartmouth and many others; I added a cautionary word as well on the pages of this newspaper on June 24, 2009. It is frankly depressing to re-read this portion of what I said then about the coming catch shares program:
"Amendment 16 will send many fishermen and smaller ports to the sidelines; in other words, they will lose their jobs. There will be winners and losers, and the advocates of Amendment 16 have done little or nothing to point out that the system that is chosen for allocating catch shares will determine who will thrive in the new world of federal regulation and who will be abandoned.
"Amendment 16 will result in a concentration within the fleets of all ports; to think otherwise would be naive."
In the coming weeks and months, more information on the way the industry runs will no doubt come to light and whether, as I believe, the catch shares system played a role in allowing the port economy to shift as it has. A discussion needs to start and soon for two reasons. First, the federal government at some point will no doubt have to consider whether serious permit holder violations have occurred such that revocation and some new system of permit availability for groundfish participants should be created. That is a major question, and it's never too soon to get going on whether catch shares' day (if there ever should have been one) has come and gone.
Second, our successful and important New Bedford scallop fishery has thankfully not been the guinea pig for the catch shares quota system. To a greater degree, there remains some diversity in owners and participants who hold permits in the limited entry scallop fishery. While government regulatory ideas for scallopers may use different names than "catch shares," those involved are well aware that concentrated ownership has its advocates in scalloping as well. We should not, in my view, allow new government regulatory changes to promote a concentration in the scallop industry, given what has been allowed to happen with groundfish. Our port's number one status and the livelihood of our port depend upon a serious debate of this issue.
William Straus is state representative of the 10th Bristol District. His district includes all of Fairhaven and a portion of the waterfront in New Bedford. He is also an appointed member of the Enforcement Advisory Panel to the New England Fishery Management Council.


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Patriotic petunias putting on a show in Didsbury's Diamond Jubilee garden
PUBLISHED: 10:26 07 June 2012 | UPDATED: 21:28 20 February 2013
Patriotic petunias are creating a blooming good show to celebrate the jubilee, as Linda Viney reports
The print version of this article appeared in the June 2012 issue of Cheshire Life
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The Diamond Jubilee will be marked in fine patriotic style in Didsbury with a red, white and blue display in the town centre. The regal show of petunias is being nurtured by 93-year-old Tom Webster, a stalwart of Didsbury and member of the towns Civic Society.
It was Toms idea 10 years ago to create a Jubilee Garden on the corner of Grange Lane and he has been instrumental in giving the area a revamp this time around. The now mature garden has been turned into a sea of patriotic colours with an A3 laminated photograph of the Queen in the centre.
Tom, who has always been a keen gardener and still cares for his own, said: I was proud to have sown the seed as it were for the Jubilee Garden and remember what a difficult but rewarding task it was.
I still have Sleepy the gnome that was dug up by Lady Barbara Harris. She thought her spade hit a lump of concrete, but on further examination we discovered it was indeed a gnome, needing a coat of paint!
A former headmistress of Elm Grove Primary School, Sue Good, is co-ordinating the pupils of the school to plant the petunias, and they will also be planted round the war memorial. Bunting and flags are being put up along the main street and numerous parties will be held. Although Tom initially wanted coloured perennials, he agreed the petunias will make more of a splash.
Didsbury is one of the southern-most outposts of Lancashire, often claimed by expansionists from Cheshire, but it lies squarely on the north bank of the River Mersey.
The Civic Society was founded here in 1966 and has been successful in many conservation projects, the latest one to restore The Parsonage, a Grade II listed building, is well underway, having received a Heritage Lottery Grant as well as grants from local businesses and individuals.
Probably the second oldest building in the town, the central part of the building dates back to the 1600s while two centuries later extensions were added at either end.
Alderman Fletcher Moss moved in with his family in the mid-19th century and led an active life of public service. He was renowned for his in-depth writing on local history and the areas flora and fauna and on his death he bequeathed the house, garden and surrounding land, now Fletcher Moss Park, to the people of Didsbury and Manchester.
Beyond the house there is a formal garden with flower beds full of seasonal colour, there are the old greenhouses where orchids were grown, which have now been turned into an Alpine House and tufa (a kind of limestone) found in the grounds has been used to hold some of the plants. The East Cheshire Alpine Society has helped in providing some plants and the labeling. The benches are shallower than alpine ones as they were used for orchids but that doesnt seem to have caused any problems.
The lawns are home to a great variety of interesting small trees including a very rare specimen of an early bio-engineered tree that still survives today and goes un-noticed by most passers-by, though when in bloom it is more obvious as the flowers are particularly striking.
The house has a colonial feel, with the tall palms in front, although they will probably have to be removed before long. The graves of several of Alderman Mosss dogs, with their respective headstones, can be seen under a yew tree by the sprawling blue cedar trees which form the backdrop to the shrubs and bulbs.
Residents and students have the privilege of being able to sit, stroll and enjoy these gardens which are entered through a magnificent gateway which had been bought by Fletcher Moss for 10 when the Spread Eagle Hotel was demolished. It is hard to believe you are so close to the bustling city centre.
Situated nearby is Fletcher Moss Park which is part botanic and part wildlife habitat. Here you can take long walks starting at the Rock Garden which was created by Robert Wood Williamson, whose wife founded the The Royal Society of the Protection of Birds.
There was at the time a barbarous trade in plumes for womens hats, a fashion responsible for the destruction of many thousands of egrets, birds of paradise and other species whose feathers had become fashionable in the late Victorian era.
The Rock Garden is protected by walls which provide a micro-climate allowing the more tender plants to thrive. The puddled clay pond is edged with skunk cabbage, marsh marigolds, outstanding gunnera and various species of iris, it is fed by a stream.
There is also a meadowland with wild flowers and the woodland leads down to the Mersey. A Pergola Garden has wooden arches with climbing plants and the more formal beds are planted with seasonal bedding and heathers. This again is a place for all to enjoy and if you have time pop in the cafe for a delicious coffee and cake.
Last year Didsbury was a finalist in the Britain in Bloom in the Urban Community category gaining a Silver award, and no doubt with all their hard work will be featuring in the future. The Didsbury Civic Society has formed a separate charity The Didsbury Parsonage Trust and with a lot of hard work, negotiations and volunteers hope to achieve their aim of restoring the Parsonage for community use.


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As of Nov. 24, 2019, some Mortgage Loan Originators (MLOs) can continue to do business while moving between states or from a bank to a nonbank employer under a new provision of the SAFE Act of 2008 known as Temporary Authority to Operate.
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