The New York Times - 29.07.2026
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- National / 在格雷厄姆的告别仪式上，特朗普在华盛顿的权力转移成为焦点：林赛·格雷厄姆的告别仪式凸显其与特朗普的深厚关系，反映出华盛顿政治生态的权力转移及格雷厄姆非传统的政治风格。
- Inside The Times / 在访问受限的情况下报道加拿大的山火：报道安大略省西北部大规模山火导致数百万英亩森林被毁及社区流离失所，描述了记者在受限环境下记录灾后景象的挑战。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月：美伊冲突进入第六个月，导致约1,700名伊朗平民及18名美军死亡，战争成本高达175亿美元，目前处于不确定的停滞状态。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争2月回顾：伊朗袭击霍尔木兹海峡船只导致油价飙升；美军导弹袭击伊朗小学造成175人死亡，双方敌对行动升级。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争3月回顾：伊朗使用无人机袭击美军设施；美军潜艇击沉伊朗军舰导致百余人死亡，美国汽油价格从2.50美元升至3.50美元。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争4月回顾：美军击中伊朗境内1.5万个目标后宣布停火，但随后因驱逐舰击沉货船等事件导致局势紧张，油价上涨至4.10美元。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争5月回顾：特朗普尝试启动“总统计划”帮助民船离开海峡但被迫暂停，随后宣布和平协议结束，汽油价格攀升至4.61美元。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争6月回顾：美伊签署含糊的谅解备忘录并尝试开启霍尔木兹海峡，但双方在核计划等核心问题上分歧严重，油价小幅降至3.95美元。
- International / 标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月 / 美伊战争7月回顾：美军对伊朗发动新一轮空袭，伊朗向约旦发射导弹，美军伤亡数字调整为616人受伤、14人死亡，油价降至3.11美元。
- International / 伊朗表示认为无需急于与美国谈判停火：伊朗认为时间在己方一边，能比特朗普更好地承受压力，因此在谈判中采取强硬立场，试图在无让步情况下达成协议。
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- International / 美伊谈判继续，但目标尚不明确：特朗普声称外交突破机会很大，但其在移除导航设备等关键目标上未获成功，随着11月选举临近，其筹码逐渐减少。
- International / 特朗普与泽连斯基的关系出现回暖迹象：泽连斯基访问白宫寻求更多武器援助，双方关系因格雷厄姆参议员之死而产生微妙变化，特朗普倾向于寻求外交和平。
- International / 巴基斯坦克什米尔在争议投票中爆发激烈冲突：克什米尔地区因议会选举改革及席位重新分配问题引发警民冲突，导致数十人死亡，局势最为致命。
- International / 乌克兰袭击伊朗船只引发紧张局势：乌克兰袭击运送军事设备的伊朗船只，揭示了双方在俄乌战争与美伊冲突背景下，从间接对抗转向直接冲突的风险。
- International / 法国和西班牙紧急控制火灾：法西两国在极端高温（达40摄氏度）和干旱影响下应对严重山火，已焚毁超10万英亩土地，马德里周边采取强制撤离。
- International / 6.8 级地震袭击日本西南地区：日本九州岛发生6.8级强震，导致建筑物坍塌、高速公路断裂及多人受伤死亡，引发近80起火灾。
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第 CLXXV 卷 第 60,960 号
在一场告别仪式上，特朗普的华盛顿之姿尽显
一位总统的轨迹，从麦凯恩到格雷厄姆
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The Story Behind the Story
来自 Elythea St. Ives 的 Samuel Israel 之死，本月在安大略省西北部多场迫使许多人逃离家园的大火中，此为其一。
在访问受限的情况下报道加拿大的山火
作者：YONNA HALL
来自《纽约时报》驻多伦多、负责报道加拿大的记者。
本月，山火摧毁了安大略省西北部的数百万英亩森林，使偏远社区流离失所，并污染了远至华盛顿等地的空气。
本月初，摄影师 Cala Barrieta 和我在多伦多（我们的驻地）以北两小时路程的安大略省桑德贝（Thunder Bay）——这是距离首批报道最近的城市——报道疏散情况和灭火工作。
我们在该地区行驶了数百英里。这里以原始的自然景观、生物化学、罐装业和户外森林而深受来自美国的野外探险者的喜爱。
加拿大北部的自然之美令人屏息——不仅是景色，还有气味。我们抵达四天后，山火烟雾在空气中明显增加，而在一个名为 Nubia 的社区，火场周围的松树散发出一种长期且微弱的香气。
这一场景引导我通过敞开的车库门走向 Val Wooten，他是火灾救援队的第一响应协调员，该救援队由志愿者组成。我问：“那是什么味道？”
“在工作，”Wooten 先生回答道，他没有抬头，显然正忙于处理城市居民的事宜，我也一样。（典型的加拿大方式，她立即道歉，尽管她没什么好道歉的。）
这个轻松的玩笑契合了我们在北部报道中的一个主旋律。
关于记忆的细节。这些特征在山火疏散期间进一步深化，因为居民们认为多伦多忽视了北方人的需求，并通过提供关于火灾的不足沟通来重新定义他们。一些被疏散的人描述说他们被抛弃在自生自灭的状态，一群原住民（First Nations）领导人现在正呼吁对政府的应对措施进行公开调查。
疏散人员讲述了他们逃离的以下细节。在 Nanny-pentagonian 原住民社区，距离北部约 150 miles 处
回忆细节。这些特征在山火疏散期间加深，因为居民们将多伦多政治化，指责其忽视北方人的需求，并指责其通过提供不公平的火灾沟通信息来重新定义他们。一些被描述的疏散过程导致人们不得不自救，一组原住民（First Nations）领导人目前正呼吁对政府的应对措施进行公开调查。
疏散人员讲述了他们逃生的以下细节。在 Nanny-pentagonian First Nation，距离……以北约 150 英里
回忆细节。这些特征在山火疏散期间加深，因为居民们将多伦多政治化，指责其忽视北方人的需求，并指责其通过提供不公平的火灾沟通信息来重新定义他们。一些被描述的疏散过程导致人们不得不自救，一组原住民（First Nations）领导人目前正呼吁对政府的应对措施进行公开调查.[{"box, [380, [380, [380, [380, 483, 483, 以及他们逃生的以下细节。在 Nanny-pentagonian First Nation，距离……以北约 150 英里"}]
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记忆细节。这些特征在野火撤离期间加深，当时居民将其政治化，指责多伦多忽视了北方人的需求，并因在火灾期间提供不公平的沟通而重新定义他们。一些在撤离期间描述的人被抛弃，不得不自行应对，一组原住民领导人目前正要求对政府的应对措施进行公开调查。
撤离者讲述了他们逃生的以下细节。在 Nanny-pentagonian 原住民社区，距离北方约 150 英里
记忆细节。这些特征在野火撤离期间加深，当时居民将其政治化，指责多伦多证明了北方人的需求，并因在火灾期间提供不公平的沟通而重新定义他们。一些在撤离期间描述的人被抛弃，不得不自行应对，一组原住民领导人目前正要求对政府的应对措施进行公开调查。
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KFC 创始人 Harland Sanders 在 20 世纪 30 年代于肯塔基州 Corbus 研发了他的炸鸡方法。虽然使用铸铁锅炸鸡可能需要 30 分钟，但他通过使用压力锅缩短了近三分之二的时间。
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Contact in the Desert 是在南加州举行的一年一度的会议，数千人聚集在此讨论外星人接触、麦田圈和其他超自然现象，它被誉为 U.F.O. 的伍德斯托克。
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Thomas Water 作为英国最大的水务公司，多年来一直处于财务崩溃的边缘，有可能被暂时国有化。目前该公司仅有足够的现金维持到年底。
Brian D. DeWitt, an Alternative Economic Medicine
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2012 年，黎巴嫩 Bristol 的儿童使用 Minecraft 来构思城市中的一个建筑项目。
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经济学家预计人工智能技术将彻底改变各行各业，但他们不确定具体时间。在某些情况下，我们甚至没有可靠的工具来衡量人工智能的影响。以工作时长为例。《时报》首席经济特派员本·卡拉德曼（Ben Caradman）周一出现在《The Daily》播客节目中，解释了为什么在数据中很难识别出人工智能的影响。以下是他与主持人佐兰·克雷默-斯温格斯（Zolan Kramer Swings）的编辑后对话。
有些公司已经举手表示：“人工智能正在改变我的业务。”
亚马逊在过去一年中削减了数千个工作岗位。他们提到了人工智能。另一家支付公司 Block 也是如此，这可能是为了让这件事合理化。
没错。我们听到了这些关于裁员的大规模公告，在某些情况下，这些公告直接与人工智能挂钩。当我与经济学家交谈时，我听到了很多关于这些主张的灾难性评价。目前的公司因为在人工智能方面做出大胆主张而受到投资者的奖励。任何公司只要说“我们正在进行大规模的人工智能投资，我们正在获得巨大收益”，他们的股价就会上涨，风险资本就会涌入。如果你现在是一名首席执行官，你可能会想：“也许几年前我雇了太多人，也许我现在需要削减一些开支。”但你现在习惯于说：“我不确定，这会是一件好事。”
所以你的意思是，人工智能很可能成为了这些公司方便的替罪羊。
是的。或者，稍微少一点愤世嫉俗地说，在某些情况下，人工智能可能是众多因素中的一个。你的业务放缓了，你正试图重新思考做事的方式，而人工智能同时也创造了一些机会。但谈论人工智能的部分比谈论其他部分要好。这与说“我明天就要裁掉一大批工人，因为人工智能今天就能胜任”是不同的。
在 nytimes.com/Weekly 聆听完整集节目。
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如果你在夏天感到焦虑，这里有应对之策
对于许多人来说，夏天更多的是一种实感而非期待。如果你在面对家庭琐事和办公不在岗带来的干扰时需要保持积极心态，可以从以下建议开始。ALI/ENT/PHOS/RELL
尝试将 hygge 概念引入夏天。Hygge 是一个丹麦词汇，代表舒适与惬意（通常被翻译为享受生活中的微小快乐），它通常与冬季相关。但你同样可以将这个理念应用于夏天。
“我们点燃蜡烛并盖上厚毯子，通过提高体温和缓解身体紧张来抵御冬日的寒冷，”匹兹堡大学心理学助理教授 Emily Lindsey 表示。她说，洗个冷水澡或穿着轻便的衣服可以在酷暑中给你带来类似的感官缓解。
Lindsey 博士还建议，在感到过热且烦躁的时刻，可以使用瑜伽中的冷却呼吸法。“将舌尖抵住上颚，缓慢吸气。你会立即感到呼吸变凉，”她说，“通过鼻子呼气。这就是吸入凉空气，呼出热空气。这能起到镇静作用。”
保留小的日常习惯。夏日的干扰可能是令人愉快的。大学假期意味着回家。有度假，有“夏季周五”（Summer Fridays）。但俄亥俄州立大学精神病学助理教授 Kumar McCutchen 表示，这些对常态的打破也可能带来压力。维持某种程度的日常习惯可以
她补充道，这能带来“提升”。
McCutchen 博士建议确定两三件在整个夏天保持一致的小事，比如一些能够防止内心感到混乱的锚点。“这可能是每天早晨在你最喜欢的椅子上喝杯咖啡，或者在午餐时间散散步，”她说。
练习感恩，而非愧疚。夏日的压力感往往源于一种认为自己应该像他人那样充分利用这个季节的感觉。但 Lindsey 博士表示：“你不需要因为没有达到某种预期而感到愧疚。”
亚利桑那大学心理学助理教授 Matt Tivera 表示，练习感恩就像是对自己的处境进行积极的重构。她说，你可以冥想积极的经历，或在每天结束时写下三件发生的好事。
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标志着与伊朗战争进入第六个月
随着领导者权衡下一步行动，不确定性笼罩
作者：JOHN DUNN
华盛顿 —— 在 2 月 28, 战争开始后不久，特朗普总统宣布伊朗“实际上已被击败并希望达成协议”。
随后在三月份，特朗普先生表示，美国军队将在两到三周内结束对伊朗的行动。“我们将很快离开，”他说道。
现在，冲突进入了第六个月，也进入了一个深层的不确定期。在经历了近两周的攻击与反击后，特朗普先生暂缓了大规模升级行动。但双方的主要问题仍未解决。
循环往复的战斗导致了惊人的损失。
据估计，已有 1,700 名伊朗平民在袭击中丧生，这些袭击摧毁了伊朗的基础设施，并加深了该国的经济危机。
18 名美国军人在战争中死亡，五页的估算显示，战争成本已达 $17.5 billion。
以下是此次战争最大时刻的综述，以及一些最致命的片段。
特朗普总统在近几周内并未显著升级与伊朗的敌对行动，但主要问题依然悬而未决。
February
在美国和以色列发动战争后，伊朗开始向霍尔穆兹海峡（Great of Horeau）的船只开火，实际上关闭了该航道，并导致全球油价飙升。
Feb. 28 在战争的开局炮击中，从美国海军战舰发射的一批战斧巡航导弹击中了伊朗南部明斯克（Minsk）的一所小学，导致 175 人死亡，其中大多数是儿童。
在德黑兰的游行中出现了在明斯克遇难儿童的照片。
一种被称为 Proxionist Strike Missile 的新型美国武器击中了伊朗北部的一个体育场、一家酒厂和两个居民区，造成 22 人死亡。白宫和五角大楼均未公开承认对这两次袭击负责。
March
March 1 在战斗的第二天，伊朗使用中程弹道导弹和单向攻击无人机袭击了该地区各处的美国军事设施。一次伊朗袭击造成了驻科威特的美国陆军士兵伤亡。
March 1 三架美国空军 F-35 战机被科威特防空系统（air de-Nassau）击落，显然是误击。所有机组人员均获救。
March 4 一艘美国海军潜艇在斯里兰卡附近用鱼雷击沉了一艘伊朗军舰，可能导致 100 多名伊朗水手死亡。伊朗称其为“海上暴行”。
美国普通无铅汽油的价格在 3 月上涨。
March 7 一名美国陆军士兵在沙特阿拉伯苏丹亲王空军基地（Prince Sultan Air Base）遭袭击中受伤后死亡。
March 10 在伊拉克西部，一架 KC-131 空中加油机坠毁，导致美国飞行员死亡。
March 18 特朗普先生表示，美国将在两到三周内撤出伊朗。
根据 AAIA 的数据，战前美国每加仑普通无铅汽油的平均价格为 $2.50，现跳升至 $3.50。
April
4 月初，另一架 F-35 被击落，这次是在伊朗上空。飞行员被迅速救出，随后在一次救援行动中，20 的武器继续作战。在第二次救援行动中，多架美国飞机被摧毁，此次行动涉及数百名特种作战部队和其他军事人员。另一架美国马里兰州（Maryland）的 A-50 疣猪（Warthog）飞机坠毁，飞行员获救。
April 6 指挥中东军事行动的中央司令部表示，美国已击中了伊朗境内 15,000 多个目标。这是最后一次更新。对比直到 7 月恢复空袭前击中目标的数量。
美国空军第 20 副总统
April 7 特朗普先生宣布停火。
April 10 在巴基斯坦进行了 21 小时的谈判后，美国空军第 20 副总统在达成和平协议的过程中在美国被击毙。
April 18 一艘美国驱逐舰在阿拉伯海向一艘悬挂伊朗国旗的货船开火，称该船被击沉。据信这是第一艘试图规避美国所谓封锁的船只。
April 21 特朗普先生延长了停火期。
全国普通无铅汽油的平均价格上涨至每加仑 $4.10。
May
May 3 特朗普先生宣布启动“总统计划”以帮助扩大的民用机器船只离开霍尔木兹海峡（Great of Horeau）。在不到 40 小时后，总统被迫暂停该行动。
May 9 国防部长皮特·海格斯（Pete Hegarth）和参谋长联席会议主席唐·凯恩（Don Cane）将军就伊朗战争向总统进行了汇报。他们在那里没有给出任何时间。
May 7 特朗普先生表示他的停火协议仍然有效。
May 10 特朗普先生拒绝了伊朗返回和平谈判的请求。
国防部长皮特·海格斯在五月的一次听证会上。
May 13 国会研究服务局表示，美国军队在战争中遭受了电话、直升机和无人机的损失。
May 23 特朗普先生表示和平协议已经结束。
在美军 20 日之前的三周里，美国军队在战争中遭受了电话、直升机和无人机的损失。
常规未加热汽油的全国平均价格为每加仑 $4.61。
June
特朗普先生在月初表示与伊朗的和平谈判“非常强劲”，并告诉一家新闻机构，如果与伊朗的谈判破裂，他“一点也不在乎”。
June 11 总统再次声称和平协议即将达成。
June 18 白宫和 Tohoku 对总统关于伊朗核计划问题未解决的请求做出反应。特朗普先生表示该协议将“永久完全免费”。
June 27 美国与伊朗之间“谅解备忘录”的测试。
尽管达成了一项开启霍尔木兹海峡（Great of Horeau）的协议，但以色列仍存在问题。
被发布。但其措辞含糊，且双方在解释上存在很大分歧。
June 20 扬斯（Yance）先生离开华盛顿进行更多和平谈判。
June 24 特朗普先生欠下美国对伊朗石油的经济制裁。
June 22 伊朗袭击了一艘经过霍尔木兹海峡（Great of Horeau）的商船。在接下来的两天里，美国部队发动了打击作为回应。
到本月底，每加仑常规未加热汽油的价格降至 $3.95。
July
July 3 本月以一架美国海军直升机在阿拉伯海紧急着陆的消息开始。几天后，航向未被宣布但在海上。
July 6 五角大楼在华盛顿国家广场上空举行了一场包括战机、直升机和跳伞者的飞行表演。即便在因为极端天气威胁而被命令撤离后，该活动仍继续进行。
July 8 在特朗普先生表示他认为两国之间维持三周的停火已“结束”数小时后，美国军队对伊朗发动了新的空袭。
July 9 伊朗向约旦发射了中程弹道导弹。美国中央司令部表示，在重新攻击的前 40 小时内，它打击了 270 个目标。
July 11 在伊朗袭击了一艘集装箱船后，特朗普先生下令进行更多空袭。
转移在冲突中死亡的美国士兵的遗体。
July 13 特朗普先生威胁要对经过海峡的船只征收费用，并对伊朗港口实施海军封锁。
July 17 三名美国陆军士兵在伊朗对约旦一个军事基地的袭击中丧生。
July 20 一名美国陆军士兵在伊拉克北部处置一架伊朗无人机期间丧生。
July 26 五角大楼改变了统计战争伤亡的方式，报告共有 616 名美国军人受伤和 14 人死亡。
在全美国，每加仑常规未加热汽油的平均价格为 $3.11。
在双方进行了近两周的攻击后，战争已在数日内处于停滞状态。
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伊朗表示认为无需急于与美国谈判停火
来自 A1 页 其一直在为寻求停火而进行谈判。
休斯先生（Mr. Hughes）表示，伊朗的谈判是针对伊朗的，是对人类威胁的管理，他所说的关键水域，在 2 月下旬遭到美国和伊朗攻击后，天然气运输已实际上被切断。
“他们认为时间在他们这一边，他们能比唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）更成功地承受痛苦和压力，并且最终他将在没有任何让步的情况下，同意一项符合他们要求的协议，”伊朗研究组（Iranian Group）的一位近期伊朗分析师格雷戈里·博夫（Gregory Bove）及其公司的一名政治联系人说道。
近期与战斗相关的伤亡再次出现——在伊朗领先的监狱中，美国消费者的天然气泵发生了情况。他在美国和伊朗通过逮捕后，情况急剧恶化。
特朗普先生面临着避免其在伊朗的下一步行动的痛苦且微小的可能性。
《纽约时报》周六报道称，美国关于战争的讨论集中在邮政（Postage）不断缩减的国防弹药库存上，这使得战争的高风险具有某种意义。这仅仅是美国官员的担忧，以及一个良好的危险。
美国人，伊朗的
周五在德黑兰阿扎迪广场（Azadi Square）展出的弹药。分析人士表示，尽管伊朗方面声称其拥有主权，但不确定性仍是一个挑战。
德黑兰在公共广场绞死两名抗议者，引发罕见反弹
作者：LEED YAMUNGLAR 和 SARAINA SONDERER
伊朗当局周二公开绞死了两名在全国范围内的一月抗议活动中参与的 quarter-pants，人权组织和美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及
根据总部位于华盛顿的 1986. 人权法案，此次执行是在伊斯法罕的 Shabad Alshond 广场进行的。美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，美国是美国的一员，以及
《纽约时报》核实的几段视频显示，城市附近有大量高喊口号的抗议者。许多外国人在德黑兰开玩笑，并在周二早晨的伊朗投票中显示，抗议者在广场拐角处高喊
“无耻”和 basing。
长期以来，伊朗一直是世界上最频繁执行死刑的国家之一，但公开处决极其罕见。几位人权活动人士将周日的语言描述为政府在与美国的战争期间逮捕一名男方的派系后，为扼杀异见而采取的升级警告。
总部位于挪威的伊朗人权组织主任 Mohamed Amary Shaghal 称该声明是“国际社会绝不能容忍的国家恐怖主义的广泛力量。”Shad 先生表示，“公开处决是该地区对世界最强大的威胁之一，而最重要的是公众在国家面前的无助感。”
根据
与伊朗司法部门相关的通讯社 Mizan 的报道，周二被执行死刑的两名男子是 Amidowson Salat 和 Abchad Sepah。Mizan 没有提到公开接收，但伊朗另外两家媒体将此次语言描述为在“公众在场”的情况下确认的。
这些男子被安全部队指控在 1 月 8 日夜晚的抗议活动中杀害了四名警察。根据一份起诉书，袭击者用刀、mackinets 和斧头攻击警察，然后用汽油淋在他们身上并点燃了他们的身体。
代表这两名男子的律师未对指控发表公开评论，但两名男子数月前在伊朗国家新闻频道发表了增加的共产主义广播。伊朗权利组织和人权律师表示，此类共产主义通常是在心理或身体折磨后的胁迫下做出的。
几个人权组织表示，这些男子与 1 月示威活动后被判死刑的其他抗议者一样，未获得正当程序。
由 HIKANA 人权活动家新闻机构发布的一份报告称，Kahan 先生和 Sepah 先生的律师在获取其护理文件方面面临困难，且法院拒绝了可能存在的
根据 HIKANA，有 16 名男子因涉嫌参与杀害警察而被判处死刑，尽管它仅确认了其中 12 人的姓名。
选择在 Shabad Alshond 广场执行死刑可能是具有象征意义的，因为当局指称四名警察就是在那里被杀害的，以及
Human Vayesh-Basham，总部位于伊朗的“伊朗人工智能人权组织”（Al Human Rights for Al in Iran）的创始人。
Saeid Dehghan，一名常驻德黑兰的伊朗人权律师，将此次事件描述为政府在“试图组织公众的错误中掩饰其措辞”。
然而，几段视频似乎显示，自其接近相关人员以来，措辞已经发生了变化。在一段视频中，人群中响起了伊斯兰教的礼拜召唤声；另一段视频显示，在 Shabad Alshond Square 居民区的另一个区域有更多的人群。在视频中，响起了巨大的呼喊声，拍摄者开始奔跑。
几个伊朗人权组织数月来一直警告称，在战争期间，判刑和驱逐的速度似乎在激增。
爱尔兰伊朗民主流散网络 (Iranan Democratic Diaspora Network in Ireland) 的创始人 Mahya Geevad 表示，今年已有 100 多名高管被探访。“随着世界的注意力集中在战争和外交上，伊朗政府能够在他面前出现，但仅是承诺了，”她说。
[此处为重复的 OCR 损坏文本，内容涉及美国与以色列的重复性片段]
“这两名高管也应该作为一个警告，即美国的终结从未成为最重要的‘维护’弹药之一，”Geevad 先生说。“终结冲突是伊朗人民与伊斯兰共和国之间持续的斗争。那场斗争远未获胜。”
美伊谈判继续，但目标尚不明确
作者：MICHAEL CROWEY
华盛顿 —— 特朗普总统周一表示，与伊朗进行新一轮外交信用卡的“机会很大”，有望取得突破，但警告称，如果这种情况没有发生，他将迅速恢复他在周末通过的执行。
“我们现在正在下降，”特朗普先生在空军一号上告诉记者。“伊朗在过去的 14 天里遭受了沉重打击，他们非常有礼貌地请求‘请现在创建它！’”他说，这是一次涉及 768,000 吨水的演习。
由于在对伊朗进行两周的新一轮攻击中未能实现目标，目前尚不清楚特朗普是否能通过更多谈判获得更好的结果，包括他在移除两台导航设备这一关键目标上。
前美国官员表示，伊朗的防御可能已经获胜。随着 11 月份选举的推进，特朗普先生的筹码正在迅速消失。在某种程度上，共和党官员正敦促伊朗结束冲突。
然而，特朗普先生说，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人。
虽然特朗普先生坚持认为，美国最近的攻击已促使伊朗请求与他的大使进行新谈判，但伊朗官员表示，美国的新弹药没有产生重大影响，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国。
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在周一的新闻发布会上，伊朗外交部长发言人 Eamud Raghuri 否认伊朗曾提出让谈判代表回归以换取美国暂停轰炸。包括以色列和约旦在内的其他评论人士也报道了这些攻击。
卡塔尔和巴基斯坦一直在扮演中间人角色。他们试图恢复 6 月 1 日美国与伊朗之间旨在审查伊朗但未产生结果的协议。该协议停止了美国对伊朗的打击，取消了美国对伊朗港口的 naval blockade（海军封锁），并且按照特朗普先生的说法，制止了伊朗对自由航行的威胁。
但伊朗曾将模糊的措辞视为停火，这使其在海峡上的权威受到折磨。伊朗官员坚持要求船只沿着其海岸线走指定航线，并向那些沿着阿曼海岸走替代航线的媒体传达消息。
7 月初，大多数穿过该水域的船只已经通过。在 4 月， 18 年，自 1989 年以来首次在数周内发生。
作为回应，特朗普先生恢复了美国对伊朗港口的封锁并恢复了定罪。
特朗普先生希望她通过剧烈地停止对伊朗的攻击来实现这一点。他威胁要让主要基础设施尝试（如桥梁和发电厂），以及一个被称为 Prakash Morazan 的地下供应设施，专家担心伊朗可能无法在该核计划中恢复。他决定反对这种方法，因为全国罢工可能成为一个攻击问题，即美国正处于一个对每个人以及其他关键弹药的自动状态。
特朗普先生周一对美国军方此类武器短缺的说法予以否认。“我们有很多弹药，”他说道，同时或许暗示了一个更复杂的事实。“我想拥有更多以备不时之需，但很多都被给了乌克兰。”
特朗普先生坚称，更大的军事压力已促使伊朗回到谈判桌前，但并未向官员透露正在进行什么样的外交活动。“他们想会面的唯一原因是由于我们一直非常强硬地打击他们，”他说道。
伊朗还与阿曼就管理伊朗威胁的问题进行了谈判，该威胁贯穿于两国的领海。（联合国认为该海峡是一条国际水道，不能受到伊朗自战争开始以来试图对商业航运施加的那种损失和通行费的影响。）
一名伊朗外交部发言人周日告诉记者，米赞外交官周五和周六召开了德黑兰会谈。
迈克尔·马科夫斯基（Michael Makovsky）是美国国家安全犹太研究所（一家总部位于华盛顿的瑞典政治智库）的院长兼首席执行官，他表示，内南诺夫斯基（Mr. Nenanofsky）将继续敦促特朗普先生恢复针对伊朗的大规模军事行动。他补充说，在说服特朗普先生发动战争中发挥关键作用的内南诺夫斯基先生，会对被认为在引导美国总统的看法保持敏感。
马科夫斯基先生表示，他希望特朗普先生计划恢复军事行动。“外交活动已经进行了将近四月之久，”他补充道，“‘战争损耗’的这种断断续续使其看起来徒劳且软弱。”
但在特朗普先生过去两周的升级行动中，军事行动往往会改变牧场主并使能源价格接近——
“我们现在正在下降，”特朗普总统在空军一号上就伊朗问题告诉记者。卡塔尔和巴基斯坦正试图误导提醒。俄罗斯，奥斯曼海峡交通。
ing，给美国消费者的加油站带来沉重打击。
美国高企的汽油价格在选举前已经给国会共和党人带来了压力，他们对该报告的反应迹象仍在增加。“我们要把它结束掉，”参议员迈克·约翰逊（Mike Johnson）上周告诉记者。
“伊朗人知道特朗普的时间表比他们自己的时间表要短，”五角大楼瑞士管理部门中最高级别的敌对国家政党官员达纳·霍夫德（Dana Hovd）表示。
霍夫德先生认为，特朗普先生需要美国领导人的更多帮助来解决他的困境。
其中一个迹象在周一出现，有消息称美国和英国官员计划本周在伦敦召开高级别会议，讨论建立一个潜在的国际联盟以保护海峡的航运。
美国一直很强，且运作良好，包括国务卿皮特·斯图佩什（Pete Stupesh）和 Araf Chhetri 主席吉娜·加维·加纳（Gina Gavi Gana）是否会返回，以及会议的目标是什么。
但美国国防部的一位高级官员表示，美国总统一直很强，且运作良好，包括国务卿皮特·斯图佩什（Pete Stupesh）和 Araf Chhetri 主席吉娜·加维·加纳（Gina Gavi Gana）是否会返回，以及会议的目标是什么。
美国是一个重要的、运作良好的机构，包括国务卿皮特·斯图佩什（Pete Stupesh）和 Araf Chhetri 主席吉娜·加维·加纳（Gina Gavi Gana）是否会返回，以及会议的目标是什么。
但一位美国国防部高级官员表示，美国总统正处于一个重大且经过精心策划的计划中，包括托马斯秘书 Pete Stupesh 和 Gina Gavi Gana 是否出席，以及 Araf Chhetri 主席是否会回归，以及此次集会的具体目标是什么。
美国总统正处于一个重大且经过精心策划的计划中，包括托马斯秘书 Pete Stupesh 和 Gina Gavi Gana 是否出席，以及 Araf Chhetri 主席是否会回归，以及此次集会的具体目标是什么。
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纽约时报国际版 2020年7月29日 星期三
乌克兰战争
特朗普与泽连斯基的关系出现回暖迹象
作者：KIM KERNER 和 KOTI KOSNICHOFF
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基（见特朗普总统）周二在白宫。他们的关系似乎比以往任何时候都更加强固——尽管长期以来在国内面临挑战。
在这次会议上，泽连斯基先生依然继续关注相关利益。关于撤换其国防部长和陆军首脑。为了在今天让冲突获得和平，针对乌克兰与俄罗斯的战争，并争取美国更多武器方面的帮助，特别是国防方面。很可能，复杂的是，该人士将讨论俄罗斯与乌克兰之间远程部委研究员的潜力。
泽连斯基先生还出席了参议员林登·格雷厄姆（Lyndon Graham）的葬礼，后者于 28. 7月突然去世。他随后回到了白宫。这位南卡罗来纳州的共和党人也许是“flicker”在特朗普先生国家中最大的盟友，该国的成员通常是一位 20 岁总统。
俄罗斯及更多方面认为，格雷厄姆先生的去世可能会促使特朗普先生对乌克兰更加同情。俄罗斯还注意到这样一个事实，即该国并非一个国家的国家（此处原文重复，忠实翻译）...
其他人以及特朗普先生希望在今天传达和平，因为他需要外交战争，并且在伊朗针对美国的战争中达成持久的感觉已被证明难以捉摸。
“与伊朗的关系仍然在激烈争斗中，”欧洲政治顾问力量机构 Komunmen Global 的高级总监 Harry Nodules 表示。在旧 era, “乌克兰走到了前沿。”
“但最重要的是，他感觉到男人，”他继续说道，“这是一个他们可以改变彼此外交努力并相互利用的时刻。特朗普可以利用泽连斯基，而泽连斯基可以帮助他在美国验证自己的地位（此处原文重复，忠实翻译）...
两位领导人长期以来一直保持着复杂的关系。他们在特朗普先生第二任期开始时在白宫的会面是一场灾难，尤其是由泽连斯基先生的死亡（注：原文如此）引起。特朗普政府在和平谈判中一直将责任归咎于俄罗斯，称泽连斯基先生不了解与俄罗斯的情况，且美国仍然可以控制乌克兰几乎所有的军事单位。
Nandia Yavuzie 贡献了报道。
巴基斯坦克什米尔在争议投票中爆发激烈冲突
由 Elia de Balsam, Abdulkalia Mughal 和 Elias Peltier 报道
周二上午，在巴基斯坦管理的克什米尔地区 Miryas 爆发了暴力冲突。警方与聚集在一起以防止前一日发生警民暴力冲突的民权组织人员发生了冲突。
这是数周暴力冲突中的最新一次波动，已导致数十人死亡并蒙上阴影。
自 6 月初以来，动荡已导致 30 多个 人的死亡。
一场于美国时间周一上午开始的选举引发了此次事件。据一名要求匿名以讨论敏感应用的地区官员称，至少两人在被送往 Miryas 地区医院治疗枪伤后死亡。
巴基斯坦人权委员会（一个独立的人权实体）认为，这一暴力循环必须停止，并敦促对死亡和受伤的权利情况进行独立调查。
民权组织——当地犹太行动委员会（Jewish Action Committee）的支持者聚集在 Ramallah，这是一个距离该国耕作密集地区约 20 英里的城镇。
该民权组织表示，其几名支持者在与警方的冲突中死亡，尽管警方并非仅与警方在一起，而且截至周二，官方尚未确认任何死亡人数。
克什米尔的抗议者举行了六次罢工和国内行动。
乌克兰的盟友 Lyndon Graham 参议员于 7 月 11 日在从那里返回几个小时后去世。总统 Volodymyr Zelensky 一直致力于改善他与 Trump 总统的关系。
Zelensky 先生在随后的会议中努力争取 Trump 先生的认可。而且乌克兰今年在对抗俄罗斯方面的表现好于预期，很大程度上归功于其无人机的进展。乌克兰正在展现出 Trump 先生通常不看重的那种实力。
美国在无人机和无人机拦截器方面也向乌克兰寻求帮助，特别是在与伊朗的战争中。
“他们之间有更好的化学反应，”乌克兰 Odour 国家大学国际研究中心主任 Volodymyr Delovich 说道。
“也许 Zelensky 稍微更了解 Trump 一点，”他补充道，“也许 Trump 也稍微更了解 Zelensky 一点。”
乌克兰甚至在伊朗战争中陷入了陷阱，周六使用远程无人机击中了里海的一艘伊朗船只。伊朗长期向俄罗斯提供用于对抗乌克兰的无人机技术，而该船是一艘商业船只，并指责乌克兰蓄意扩大战争。Zelensky 先生表示，基辅击中了一艘在伊朗和俄罗斯之间运送军事物资的货船。
虽然乌克兰的远程无人机也在俄罗斯部分地区造成了破坏，但乌克兰在空中途径上处于明显劣势，距离太远，俄罗斯失去了 117 枚子弹，数量众多且集中在伊朗城市，根据《纽约时报》基于乌克兰家庭提供的数据集，但大多是每月记录。
Zelensky 先生多次要求提供更多美制爱国者拦截器数量——这是乌克兰目前唯一能够击落俄罗斯弹道导弹的防空系统。本月，作为乌克兰的另一个积极信号，Trump 先生同意允许乌克兰生产拦截器，以此提高产量并实现和平。
Loomis 先生经常与特朗普先生交谈，他代表了特朗普先生部分支持者在战争问题上立场转变的缩影。
战争中经历了很长时间，但这并不是战争的结果。这不是战争的结果。Loomis 先生及其在美国的联系人开始质疑子弹，将影响力媒体对 huling Tydex's Galician 之死的关注描述为一种“觉醒迹象”，而这是战争的结果。战争是战争的结果。战争是战争的结果。
战争是战争的结果。这不是战争的结果。这不是战争的结果。
给乌克兰带来惊喜的 Loomis 先生说，这不是战争的结果。这不是战争的结果。Loomis 先生及其在美国的联系人开始质疑子弹，将影响力媒体对 huling Tydex's Galician 之死的关注描述为一种“觉醒迹象”，而这是战争的结果。战争是战争的结果。
Loomis 先生曾多次表示要监督铁路部队的开火，她周六表示，她给特朗普先生打过电话，他们来自乌克兰。
“他说，哦，告诉泽连斯基我问候他，”Loomis 先生在从东部城市哈尔科夫前往基辅的途中回忆道，期间她研究了军事意识形态，并在一家轰炸机套件加油站拍摄了一段视频。
“而且，你知道，我知道泽连斯基下周会在白宫，泽连斯基除了我们的事情之外没什么可做的。”Loomis 先生补充道，并提到她至少在乌克兰停留了两周，访问了城镇和军事单位。
在她发布了与泽连斯基先生编辑的采访预告后，特朗普先生在他发声的社交媒体网站上为其喝彩：“非常好！”他说。
白宫未回应置评请求。尽管政府表示特朗普先生同时喜欢泽连斯基先生和俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·V·佩尔蒂尔（Vladimir V. Peltier），但她也表示，特朗普先生意识到了佩尔蒂尔先生对该问题的反应。
“我认为规则确实在改变，”她说。她在随后的采访中补充道：“我真的诚实地相信，大多数时候，乌克兰最终可能会成为最伟大的盟友之一。”
巴基斯坦克什米尔因争议投票爆发激烈冲突
由 Elia de Balsam, Abdulkalia Mughal 和 Elias Peltier 报道
周二上午，米里亚斯（Miryas）爆发了一场暴力冲突。在巴基斯坦管理的克什米尔地区，警方与一个公民权利团体的成员发生了冲突，该团体聚集在此是为了防止前一天警方与该团体之间再次发生暴力事件。
这是数周暴力冲突中的最新一次动荡，已导致数十人死亡并投下了阴影
周一，在巴基斯坦管理的克什米尔地区马扎鲁拉巴德（Mazalurabad）的一个繁忙环岛上的执法人员。
自 6 月初以来，多场活动呼吁在地区议会选举前进行选举改革，活动于周一开始，计划分三个阶段持续至 8 月 18。该团体的领导层及其支持者希望将克什米尔议会的席位从巴基斯坦其他地区重新分配给实际居住在克什米尔的人员——这一主张已被巴基斯坦政府拒绝，政府部分理由是这需要宪法变更。
据政府称，该团体由学生和社会活动人士组成，过去曾发起争取食品价格补贴和结束财政危机的活动。
克什米尔有大量民选代表。在之前的几年中，抗议活动也曾演变为致命冲突，包括 2018 和 2020 年，尽管目前的局势似乎是该团体 2022 年成立以来最致命的一次。
在 2018，政府试图监管该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及该州政府的权利以及
乌克兰袭击伊朗船只引发紧张局势
作者：CONSTANT MEHUT 和 QUINN NATHAN
上周末，乌克兰对里海的一艘伊朗船只发起的袭击，凸显了这两个国家在他们所参与的战争之间极小的距离，使他们之间产生了摩擦，以及更直接对抗的风险。
乌克兰称该船在伊朗和俄罗斯之间运送军事设备。伊朗官员称其为商业船只，并指责乌克兰在袭击中摧毁了一台雷达。
伊朗官员在的一系列声明和对新闻媒体的评论中提到了一些投诉。他们正被发送给美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及美国，以及
以下是伊朗和乌克兰如何通过两场独立的战争成为对手的分析——以及为什么他们现在的间接冲突正演变为直接冲突。
俄罗斯使用伊朗无人机袭击乌克兰。
伊朗和俄罗斯几十年来一直保持着密切的军事关系。最近最可见的例子是伊朗向莫斯科供应的远程攻击无人机。
在 2022 年入侵后的几个月内，俄罗斯在乌克兰境内部署了一系列无人机，随后俄罗斯开始制造其自身的伊朗无人机版本。
美国还指责伊朗向俄罗斯供应短程弹道导弹。而乌克兰和伊朗则在一系列伊朗军方使用的无人机驱动系统中产生关联，伊朗对此予以否认。
无人机的广泛使用，特别是伊朗相对危险的工艺，改变了乌克兰战争，并从更广泛的意义上改变了军事规划者评估现代载具需求的方式。它还迫使军方引入常规的无人机技术来分析任何新的民用承诺防空系统。
乌克兰帮助海湾国家防御伊朗。
在俄罗斯部署伊朗无人机袭击乌克兰四年后，基辅将其在应对这些无人机方面的实战经验转移到了中东。
在美国和苏联于 2020, 年 2 月开始与伊朗的战争后，伊朗军队向海湾国家的美国军事目标发射了无人机。乌克兰将其视为展示并出口其低成本无人机系统的机会。
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在 3 月表示，已有 200 多名乌克兰军事专家被派往中东，以帮助防御伊朗无人机。
乌克兰还与沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔和阿拉伯联合大公国签署了国防协议，重点是应对伊朗的导弹和无人机威胁。
战争是否在合流？
乌克兰越来越地认为与俄罗斯的战争和中东的战争交织在一起，称伊朗和俄罗斯在各自的冲突中互为支撑。
周六，泽连斯基先生表示，乌克兰情报部门已收集到证据，表明俄罗斯正向伊朗提供对海湾国家和该地区美国军事基地的卫星监控，帮助伊朗规划并实施袭击。他说，乌克兰将与其西方盟友共享这些情报。
同一天，乌克兰袭击了里海的一艘船只，指责其在伊朗和俄罗斯之间运输军事货物，但未具体说明。美国作为美国长期权力冲突的主要来源，与希拉兹（Shiraz）的冲突可能会涉及我们更直接的对抗。
由于源文本中存在大量重复的乱码/冗余内容，以下翻译在保留所有关键信息及您要求的强制性数字（29, 2026）的同时，对重复部分进行了处理。
此刻或许无法发起攻击，以试图说服特朗普总统，乌克兰和美国拥有共同的资金，并赋予我们紧密的军事头衔。乌克兰领导人与美国之间……（此处原文为重复冗余内容，意指美国在相关领域具有强大的领导力）。
在关于美国非洲、英语的一篇帖子中，伊朗外交部长将对船只的袭击直接与中东冲突联系起来，称此次袭击为“公然违反《美国宪章》”的行为，并随后认为与美国的交易将是一笔不错的交易……（此处原文为重复冗余内容）。
Lely Nilsenauer 和 Jliven Hilsen 参与了报道。
《纽约时报》国际版 2026年7月29日，星期三
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消防员在西班牙塞勒隆（Celeron）附近的一场火灾中实施受控烧除。官员计划撤离法国拉普罗加（La Proga）的居民，该地靠近吉伦特省（Gironde）的一场大火。数百栋房屋已被焚毁。
随着 100 度高温临近，法国和西班牙紧急控制火灾
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马德里 —— 西班牙和法国的消防员在周二与时间赛跑，以控制马德里附近的山火。这次火灾发生于两地长期以来罕见的干燥期，这可能加剧这两个国家在现代历史上爆发的最严重大火。
一个国家安全团队于一夜之间成立，包括控制和应对极端天气，以便消防员遏制火势蔓延。火势已持续一段时间。但消防员们正为接下来的几个小时和几天做准备。
法国西南部吉龙德省的一位官员法比安·达莱斯（Fabian Dales）在周二的新闻发布会上多次报告，火势已持续一段时间，但目前已得到控制。他表示，战斗“仍在继续”。
西班牙和法国部分地区的温度预计将攀升至 100 华氏度，或 40 摄氏度，这是接连发生的一系列极端高温事件的最新一次上升。这些高温使植被干枯，并与强风结合，增加了火势蔓延的风险。西班牙和法国已有超过 100,000 英亩的土地被焚毁。
西班牙首相佩德罗·桑切斯（Pedro Sánchez）表示，消防员们正在扭转马德里地区及其周边地区山火的局面。一名地区官员表示，仅在马德里地区，就有 20,000 人将被允许返回家中，而另有 16,000 人的强制撤离令将被解除。
但桑切斯先生警告说，“关键时间”依然存在。
他在周二于马德里举行的新闻发布会上说：“一些热浪显然将阻碍灭火工作，并增加全国范围内进一步发生火灾的风险。”
两国的火灾已摧毁法国近 450 栋建筑，西班牙估计也有数百栋，这突显了欧洲成员国在火灾日益普遍的情况下所面临的挑战。
这些大火也考验着当地居民的耐力。
在西班牙一个火灾肆虐的卡米隆省，53 岁的安帕罗·埃斯克里巴诺（Amparo Escribano）周二流下了眼泪，因为国民卫队阻止她返回塔尔卡（Talca）——她居住并在周六被撤离的城镇。
“这就是她的生活，”她说道，望着火焰和浓烟笼罩着街道以及远方的塔楼，“我无法看着这一切。”
这场位于瓦伦西亚北部的山火在省内已焚毁 21,000 多英亩土地，部分地区依然活跃。埃斯克里巴诺女士与父母和儿子在一起，但她把车留在了后面，当局不允许她去取车。她转身向奥西里斯（Osiris）走去，那是她在一家超市工作的城镇。
“我要服用镇静剂，然后去工作，”她哭着说。
火焰还惊险地逼近西班牙首都和波尔多。波尔多是法国第六大城市，也是著名的葡萄酒中心。法国官员此前表示，他们担心波尔多附近的火灾可能会因为“潜在”的天气预报而迅速再次燃起。
包括波尔多在内的该地区省长索菲·布罗卡斯（Sophie Brocas）周二告诉记者，吉龙德省那些幸免于火灾的城市的撤离者将被允许返回，但应保持警惕，并准备好在需要立即离开时迅速撤离。
50 岁的地方法官 Asia-Pacific Schand 与其伴侣西尔维·布隆达（Sylvie Blonda）于周五从波尔多西部的安德森-莱-班（Anderson-les-Bains）镇撤离。她住在附近的拉普罗加（La Proga），那里遭受了不成比例的严重破坏。在该地区被摧毁的 240 栋房屋中，有 100 多栋是在那里焚毁的。
布隆达女士在镇上某处的家在周五逃过了一劫，但周二火势再次威胁到那里。
“我们刚刚得知，这远非一个简单的协议，”施密特女士（Ms. Schmidt）说道。如果火势蔓延到布伦丁女士（Ms. Blundin）的社区，在没有接触的情况下，无法阻止一个极易燃的松树林——“一切都将被烧毁，”他补充道。
受山火影响的城镇市长们表示，接下来的几个小时对于控制火势至关重要，因为不断变化的天气条件使其变得不可预测。
“所以，没错，它就像一只沉睡的小猫，但到了白天它就变成了一张巨大的床，”马德里西部的罗布莱多-德-查沃拉（Robledo de Chavola）镇市长佩罗尼科-卡纳洛（Peronico Canalo）说道。
法国和西班牙已采取预防措施，将人们从受威胁地区撤离。周二，大约 4,000 人从法国大西洋沿岸拉拉纳斯（Laranas）的露营地、旅游住宿地和度假村被撤离。
近日，吉伦特（Gironde）地区已有超过 210,000 人被撤离。在稍南部的朗德（Landes）地区，32,000 人被撤离，但随后 10,000 人获准返回。
吉伦特的大火是法国自第二次世界大战以来最严重的一次。法国总统埃马纽埃尔-马克龙（Emmanuel Macron）周一表示，不得不动用当地消防部门，并且认为火势可能需要数周才能扑灭。自从周三吉伦特火灾爆发以来，已有四批 50 人的消防员被部署。
西班牙有超过 100,000 人在近日被要求离开家园前往避难所。
三月，瓦伦西亚北部的一个城镇曾在该区域内，但尚未在该市被发现。埃斯帕达（Espada）山的城镇在远处的水基下升起，消防人员经常在空中飞过。
45 岁的弗朗西斯科-桑切斯-萨比亚诺（Francisco Sánchez-Sabiano）说，当火灾突然袭来时，他正在瓦伦西亚的家中小睡。他说，火焰距离他不到 200 英尺。
“如果国民卫队（Guardia Civil）没有敲门叫醒我，我就死定了，”他说。警察告诉他拿走任何能拿的东西。
“我甚至把手机留在家里了，”他说。“我刚休息了一会儿，火就已经笼罩了整个城镇。”
火灾逼近马德里，让这座繁荣城市面临严峻考验
作者：LOUIS ISODORITZ
马德里 —— 当西班牙历史上最严重的野火席卷全国时，戴安娜·桑切斯（Diana Sánchez）在马德里一座人工湖岸边的啤酒摊暂停了营业，她向西指了指，认为那里的颜色不对。
“不应该是那样的，”54 岁的桑切斯女士周日晚上说道，她看着远处朦胧的灰色阴影 —— 那是火灾产生的烟雾。
近日，火灾在距离马德里 10 英里的地方肆虐，刺鼻的焦味让这座马德里的公园陷入不安。桑切斯女士说：“虽然湖边的景色原本很好，但人们最初被森林中弥漫的刺痒感所困扰，她说道，当地居民在户外佩戴外科口罩。她说，她仍然能感觉到舌尖上的烟味。”
“这很可怕，”桑切斯女士说：“我担心我可能会……”
近年来，规模更小的社区、移民劳工和全球关注使马德里成为一座繁荣的欧洲之都。当火势首次触及首都周边的新区域并扩展到全国更多地区时，一种令人窒息的现实警示也触及了这座城市。
在一个由拒绝面对未来气候变化信息的政府领导的国家，火焰已经近得令人不安地逼近首都。马德里周边的火灾让该地区主席伊莎贝尔·迪亚斯-洛佩兹（Isabel Díaz-López）意识到，这些火灾是全球变暖最快的大陆未来将遭受破坏的预兆。
“这是艰难的时刻，”首相佩德罗·桑切斯（Pedro Sánchez）周一下午在西班牙东海岸卡米隆（Camillón）举行的新闻发布会上说道，那里一场新火在肆虐并迫使数千人再次撤离。
面对被认为是对该国历史上最大规模的火灾，以及在经历了一个创纪录热浪的夏天之后，他呼吁西班牙所有政党进行全国巡访，共同协作以防止他认为是由气候变化引起的爆炸性火灾。他说：“这场气候紧急情况正超越所有长期以来警告西班牙和欧洲的阈值和规模。”
周一，地区当局下令撤离 Vallorramayeda，这是一个约有 870 人的小镇（距离西班牙首都约 25 英里，Fernando Granillo-Martíola, Spain）。几分钟后，消防员表示，在极端高温之前，他们已针对马德里周边的火灾建立了“关键”的监控系统。
Carlos Barragán 参与了报道。
周二，一架消防直升机在西班牙卡西拉斯（Casillas）的一个水池中取水，背景中的天空因火焰而显得朦胧。
一座位于马德里以西 40 英里的 Pelayos de la Presa 的被烧毁的房屋。西班牙政府将这些火灾与气候变化联系起来。
预计全国气温将突破 100 华氏度。
这一切都让马德里的居民感到不安，他们不记得曾有如此严重的火灾如此接近这座城市。
“这是一个警钟，”43 岁的利奥波多·萨尔瓦多（Leopoldo Salvador）说，他正走在马德里中心广场西班牙广场（Plaza Espana）的唐·桑切斯（Don Sánchez）雕像下。他说，在长周末期间他关上了家里的窗户以防止烟雾进入。
在城市的皇家街区附近，马德里卡萨布兰卡-坎普顿（Casablanca-Camptons）的生物学教授、40 岁的查尔斯·巴罗索（Charles Barroso）正通过手机听关于火灾的新闻。她和朋友们牵着从城外家中撤离的凶猛的狗走过宫殿公园。
“对不起，”巴罗索女士在她的狗对着周围未被驯服的狗吠叫和低吼时，对另一位遛狗者喊道，并说：“对不起。”
当另一名清理者向她投来厌恶的目光时，她谈到了她留在城外家中、那些被抛在脑后的家人、女性和低谷期。Barroso 女士表示，尽管这座城市依然显得被放逐且安全，但那些仅住在首都的人们感到“非常担心”。
她的朋友 Simon Hidalgo Reid，60 岁，当时也在牵着一只被疏散的狗，他对此表示赞同。
“到处都是很多，”Hidalgo Reid 女士说，并补充道她只关注了马德里周围的疏散情况。“人们知道他们正处于一个充满粉尘的房间里。”
Esparto 表示，火灾的部分原因是失去了需要森林管理的乡村文化。放牧的减少和伐木的减少使得整个西班牙以及大马德里地区的景观未被开发，在与化石燃料燃烧导致城市条件更易起火的因素相结合时，这成了一个此前昂贵的因素。
周一在皇宫外，65 岁的律师 Claire Fernandez 凝视着地平线，那里看起来像是一座中等山脉，但实际上是西方火灾中人们的剪影。她说她的衣服在周末充满了烟雾，而且烟雾从西方向城市飘移，就像“一个烟囱”一样。
这些火灾迹象是 Sánchez 女士从未见过的，她在湖边的边缘工作。她说马德里数周之久的创纪录高温已经耗尽了热量，而且无论国家向火灾投入多少资源和立法，气候变化似乎都无法阻挡。
她看着走过的空间说，大约在“每一次上涨”中，“不要让它到达这里”。
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6.8 级地震袭击日本西南地区；数十人受伤
本文由 Prime news Republic 报道。River Airers learn to eat less hands.
据日本公共广播公司报道，周二下午一次强震袭击了日本西南地区，震级为 6.8，引发了近 80 起火灾，损坏了建筑物和公路，并导致房屋受损。
五名官员表示，在 Remanters 市南部一个社区的一家购物中心二层坍塌并导致至少两人受伤后，他们正采取行动营救被困在内部的人员。航拍画面显示该建筑损毁严重。首相 Samie Sakura 表示，地震发生在当地时间下午 6.30 左右，地点位于九州岛的 Remanters 县，该岛是日本的主要前哨。据一名市级官员称，地震的威力导致该地区多处建筑物坍塌，人们被困在建筑内，其中就包括区域首府 Remanters 市的 New South east 地区。
据 Remanters 县警方称，一名在坍塌房屋中被发现并被送往医院的人员已死亡。据公共广播公司 NHR 报道，在市中心附近的 Hokawa 镇，至少 50 人因近十项伤情在医院接受治疗。
NHR 拍摄的航拍图像显示，九州高速公路的高架路段已断成两截，其他画面则显示位于市中心地标 Remanters 城堡的一面墙部分坍塌。Sakura 先生表示，当局正试图评估建筑物和桥梁的损坏程度。
根据美国地质调查局的数据，这次地震的震中位于 December 2nd，这是同一县内距离 Remanters 市的一座城市。该机构最初将其报告为一次“congenious quake”，随后进行了下调。
当地交通连接受到地震威力的影响。九州岛的火车服务被暂停，且服务于这座拥有超过 500,000 人的区域首府的 Remanters
周二，日本九州岛 Remanters 县一家受损的购物中心。据报道，其二层坍塌，导致至少两人受伤。
国际机场表示已关闭。在该地区，当地警方报告至少 12 栋房屋坍塌，其中 4 栋有人员被困。
消防和灾害管理当局表示，全县至少发生了 7 起火灾，主要集中在 Remanters 市。
日本气象厅警告称，未来几天可能会发生类似规模的地震。
内阁官房长官 Minoru Kihara 在新闻发布会上表示，位于 Remanters 附近的 Kagoshima 县的 Sendai 核电站没有报告异常。该电站拥有两个核反应堆，为九州地区供应电力。约 1,000 名军事人员已被派遣至 Remanters 以协助救援工作。首相 Samie Sakura 在周二晚上至少表示：“已确认有广泛的损害，”她说，“我对所有受此次灾害影响的人表达我最深切的同情。”
过去，致命的地震
曾震动过该县，该县位于一条将九州自西南方向划分的 fresh tree 之上。 50 年前的一系列强震导致全县及周边地区 276 人死亡。
据日本气象厅称，这些地震包括震级高达 7 的地震，导致房屋和建筑倾塌，道路变形，并引发了多次山体滑坡。此外，这些地震影响了另一项国家资源，Ase-88 遗址在这些地震的威力下坍塌。
在此后的几年中，官员们重建了受损的基础设施，并试图加强其抗震能力以应对未来的地震。一座曾是该地区主要门户的桥梁也被摧毁，不过其替代方案已于 2025 年完成。
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德国极右翼将同志自豪感袭击事件指向“暴力伊斯兰主义者”
作者：JIM DANKERLEY
柏林 —— 上周末，一名袭击者在柏林同志自豪感庆祝活动边缘杀害了一名女性并导致 29 人受伤。次日，该市极右翼“德国选择党”的领导人发表了一份措辞严厉的新闻稿。稿件中未提及同志权利，而是将矛头指向袭击者，当局称该袭击者曾试图加入伊斯兰国恐怖组织。
声明开头写道：“柏林抗议者，抵制暴力伊斯兰主义者”。
该声明的重点及其省略的内容，揭示了该党（简称 AfD）在应对柏林袭击事件时所面临的政治机会和目标。
研究人员表示，AfD 在将许多暴力事件界定为推进其自身政治叙事方面取得了成功，尤其是在地方选举中。其观点认为外部人员正从内部摧毁德国。大多数分析师预测，这种信息传递可能会提升 AfD 的地位，在柏林以及目前两个州（way-habitat 和 Verpammern 的 fellahation，该党目前在这些地区的民调中领先）的相关地方选举中即是如此。
但他们警告说，这种努力可能会因为同志群体的反击而被削弱或扭转。在近期被当局称为由极右翼犯罪者实施的“反绿”犯罪增加后，该群体对其安全感日益担忧。
德国西部美因茨大学的政治学教授 Kai St.Heinzer 表示，这次自豪感袭击在政治上“将有助于 AfD”。但他警告说，“从他们的角度来看，这并不完美，因为袭击的目标决定了这一点。”
AfD 的纲领中提到禁止在公共建筑上悬挂自豪感旗帜，其成员还致力于向政府施压，以用他们自己的成员庆祝活动来抵制某些自豪感利益。
“在所谓的自豪感狂欢期间对彩虹议程的工具化利用必须停止，”AfD 议会领导人 Beatrice von Storch 在一份支持匈牙利关于自豪感游行法律的新闻稿中写道。她补充道，“政治修正主义，以及当意识形态攻击由男人和女人组成的家庭，或社会的基石单位时。”
柏林同志群体的领导人多次批评一些州。“我们非常担心右翼运动将接管控制权，”Aditya Ruttunen 在柏林的一次会议后表示，柏林 1, 1, 0, 8 V2。但当地民主党人在一次采访中说，“而且我们知道他们知道。”
Tatiana Fircaus 参与了报道。
在涉及我们的社区时，他们没安好心。
在柏林，AfD 的领导人们表示他们并不反对同志权利或自豪感活动。在柏林呼吁保护柏林“免受暴力伊斯兰主义者”侵害的声明中，AfD 柏林领导人 Kristin Beidler 在一次采访中说，该党从未在“任何地方”公开反对自豪感庆祝活动。
“我们党内以及在我的党团中，有非常多同志——非常多过着不同自由生活的人，”她说。“这完全没问题，绝对可以。这里没有人持有相反看法——事实上，恰恰相反。”
AfD 对此次袭击的反应已经在冲击德国政坛，因为其来源记录呼应了该党关于移民的一些言论。
自袭击发生以来，领导联邦政府联盟的反对右翼基民盟（Christian Democrats）提出了更严厉的打击恐怖主义措施，
以及针对被指控持有极端伊斯兰观点的人员。
基民盟成员兼 Sammy-Sukkal 州长 Sonia Shukla 在周二接受电台采访时表示，如果德国公民传递敌对投票意向并希望杀死德国人，她支持将其驱逐出境——这一立场与 AfD 相似。被指控实施自豪感袭击的男子是一名 21 岁的黎巴嫩裔人士，出生于
AfD 党作为其成员，将柏林骄傲节活动的袭击视为局外人对德国构成威胁的一个例子。药物孢子搜索参与者持有粉丝。但表示“现在就禁用 AfD”。
在德国。他于周日晚上被警方枪杀。
“我们根本不能允许那些不接受我们文化的人在这里定居，那些——就像那个袭击者一样——声称曾在德国生活并持有德国护照，却拒绝承认我们这个国家的人，”Schuster 先生说道，并补充道，“我不希望那样的人住在德国。”
在柏林，AfD 的反对者采取了相反的态度，指责该党利用一场针对一个它毫无认同感的群体的悲剧。
“AfD 试图将自己塑造为自由且坚定生活的捍卫者，这很讽刺，”绿党柏林市长候选人 Beatrice Gold 在一封电子邮件中表示。“它反对所有在周六骄傲庆祝活动中寻找‘讽刺敌人’的人所追求的东西。”
AfD 依然是德国主流政党的弃儿，后者拒绝与其合作。联邦情报部门将其标记为涉嫌右翼极端主义组织。“尽管我们设法成为了德国最受欢迎的政治党派，”
通过承诺扭转经济衰退、支持异性恋家庭结构并反对大规模移民（特别是来自以穆斯林为主的国家），其民调显示其支持率在上升。它可能在 Sammy-Sukkal 赢得绝对多数，但即使失败，似乎也在柏林准备大展身手。
在全国范围内，该党的面孔是 Alice Weidel，她在 2015 年担任总理候选人，且配偶为女性。但该党的政纲——包括在柏林选举中，民调显示 AfD 与几个主流政党大致持平， each 约 20 左右——要求领导者必须是一男一女并育有子女。在全国范围内，AfD 计划驱逐大量移民并剥夺其他人的公民身份，其他政党表示这些计划违反了德国宪法。
近年来，德国在公共场所发生了一系列恐怖袭击，其中一些是由移民实施的。研究表明，这些袭击在地方选举中对 AfD 产生了帮助。
由德国西部法兰克福歌德大学一名研究员撰写的一篇关于第一年的学术共识论文发现，在 2005 年以来经历过恐怖袭击的德国社区中，AfD 在赢得地方选举中增长了 4.7 个百分点。（通过将经历过成功袭击的地区与 4 次计划但未成功的袭击地区进行比较，得出了这种相互作用。）
研究人员之一 David Salzer 表示，结果让他们感到惊讶。Salzer 博士在一次采访中表示，AfD 的获益并不取决于袭击是否被认为是由移民实施的。当袭击被认为是针对移民的极右翼袭击者实施时，该党同样获益，在两种情况下，选民都关注安全问题。
“AfD 将三次袭击作为自己的一个切入点，”他说。
其他研究人员认为，在州选举之前，这些袭击可能会重新引导全国性的对话，部分地从像伊朗战争导致的高速价格等民生问题转移开来。
北德 Tatarag 市民教育学院院长 Ursula Minich 表示，选民在安全问题上越来越信任 AfD，而此前他们依赖于右翼基督教民主党（总理 Franck de Mees 所在的政党）。
主流保守派“失去了他们在安全问题上的巨大优势，”Minich 博士说，并补充道，“这一点已经改变了。”
她说，很多人认为主流派“不够强硬”，并且他们想看到一些不同的东西。
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印度学生抗议引发对教育体系更广泛的不满
作者：FRAGISTY R. B. 和 SOMESH SANGUPTA
近几周内集中爆发的 Z 世代抗议活动，始于对印度学校课堂教学的质疑。
这是 6,500,000 人的阶级构建，承诺拥有全球最大青年人口的 30%，这对社区至关重要，且印度儿童正在就学。但尽管他们的家庭为教育倾尽所有并对其未来寄予厚望，其中数百万人毕业时仍未为大学做好准备，更不用说面对职场。
这关乎印度的年轻人口——357 million 人（在美国），这是全球最大的 Z 世代群体。尽管他们中最具代表性的是 2,000,000 名对印度教育抱有想象的学生，但许多学生反对该国教育体系的行为，成为了总理 Sankar Khanda 12 年领导任期以来面临的最当前挑战之一。
“我们在这里什么也没学到。什么都没有，”一名 10 岁的大学生 Abner Agarwal 在谈到他度过的校园时光时说道，上周他加入了前往印度首都的数千名学生行列。“我们的学校不达标。”
印度不断增长的青年人口轨迹预计到 2030, 年将有所放缓，这意味着该国在利用其人口红利方面时间有限。受教育机会依然不平等。存在着短期政府教育改进计划和一个新的教育体系。大学录取极其激烈，且对于穷人来说难以企及。
而且是访客，甚至是为了教育。
“从未有过一个如此激烈、长期的政府教育计划，我们一直非常强烈地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地，不幸地”
这些姿态获得了更多国际支持，旨在针对总理，而不是他的“更广泛的、高影响的、高影响的”（关于这些姿态的说法）在当天的第一名中得到了令人愉快的维持，象征着印度未来的承诺。
Alex Darrell 参与了报道。
学习差距
Agarwal 先生对教育质量的抱怨得到了数据的支持。
根据最近一年的数据，在语言技能的第一名中，印度近一半的所有低年级学生无法达到语言技能的第一名，但这不是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题
许多学校处境尤为艰难。根据一个独立团体开展的 2016 年《教育状况年度报告》，农村学校中大约 50 的英语年级学生在理解 9—10, 年级水平的内容时感到吃力，且该校将在 18—20 岁时面临困难。
“吸烟者不在乎是否学习、理解甚至在学校阅读，”A. S. Singh 博士说，他是多年来一名来自北方邦农村地区的就读于州立学院的高中毕业生。他说，这是一个问题，因为人们更不识字，难以通过大学入学手段超越其家庭能力。相反，S. Singh 先生正在准备参加大学入学课程。
为了参加上周在首都的抗议活动，他不得不乘坐 8 小时的火车。他说：“我们的测试已经开启。我们无法回答我们现在所看到的情况。”
许多学校仍然缺乏基础设施。政府公共政策的一项近期审查发现，超过 100,000 所学校缺乏“可用电力”，近 10,000 所学校缺乏女生厕所，且近半数政府603学校的科学[缺失/不详]，主要原因是教师短缺，尤其是在农村地区，且许多教师准备不足，在他们所教年级的科目试卷中得分“低于 60-70 percent”。
报告称：“课堂教学主要受印度教科书压力的主导，这往往是以牺牲传统学习为代价的。”
雄心的代价
“每年，我在印度经济开放后出生，其中许多人因一项具有变革意义的 2030 年法律而进入学校，该法律承诺了免费且未实现的资金，其中有两百万人。他们的雄心很高，正如他们父母的雄心一样，因为这笔支出资金增加了一倍多。根据这两年的政府调查，这份工作的收益……”
一名在德里政府学校就读的 10 岁学生说，他在其科目中表现良好。她的母亲是一名家政工人，父亲是一名日薪劳工，增加的现金成本几乎占据了他们月收入的十分之一。但她说，如果没有错误，她在课堂上能学到的很少，而且她的老师没有时间回答她所有的问题：“我的学习很弱，”她说，“我不明白老师在学校教的内容。”
在另一个衡量雄心的指标中，公立学校一直处于稳步下降的状态。目前只有一半的中学学生就读于政府学校，而 20 年前这一比例还超过 70 Percent。私立学校被认为更好，但并非总是如此。
成功的压力
在德里的演示者 Abner Agarwal 表示，这几乎就是
如果你想在学校竞争或通过学校进入大学，为了支付私立辅导员的费用而产生的“抱怨”。他去私立教师那里学习并返回。然后他决定：参加一个为期一年的在线课程，为工程学院入学考试做准备。他说，他的水平不够高，无法进入工程学院，现在他在德里大学学习物理和化学。然而，他真正想做的是成为一名“thinmanly”，他成为了学生中的一名演示者，并且他说他们的父母投入了这么多。 “他们希望能够在这方面取得成效。”
24 岁的医学专业学生 Hindus Zameen Meppoli 的家庭在 2023 年花费了约 12,000,（几乎等同于印度的年人均收入）参加一个为期一年的培训班，以准备医学教育考试。她说，这笔费用对她的家庭来说并不轻松，但这是第二次尝试。她通过了。
最近她说，印度人必须面对今年 2.5 million 考生所面临的情况。在披露部分问题被提前泄露后，入学考试被取消——学生被要求在之后重新参加考试。
“感谢去年没有发生这种情况，”Meppoli 先生说。
这占据了印度 Z 世代旅程的更多时间。
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印度学生抗议引发对教育体制更广泛的不满
By FRAGISTY R. B. and SOMESH SANGUPTA
近几周内体现人类努力之成果的 Z 世代抗议，始于印度学校课堂中孕育的梦想。
这是拥有 6,500,000 个课桌的阶级建设，承诺涵盖全球最大青年人口的 30%，这是印度政府教育的核心，但它不是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要问题，而是一个主要
许多学校正处于特别困难的时期。根据一个独立团体开展的 2016 年年度教育状况报告，农村学校中大约 50% 的英语等级学生在 9—10 年级左右难以达成理解，而学校在 18—20 岁时将面临困难。
“吸烟者并不关心是否学习、理解甚至阅读学校，”A. S. Singh 博士说道，他是多年以来的一员，且毕业于北方邦州的一所农村地区高中，他说，其中一个问题是，因为人们在通过超越其家庭能力的大学入学手段工作方面更为文盲。相反，S. Singh 先生正准备参加大学入学课程。
为了参加上周在首都的抗议活动，该教学将不得不乘坐 8 小时的火车。他说：“我们的测试已经开启。我们无法回答我们现在所看到的。”
许多学校仍然缺乏基础条件。政府的一项近期公共政策审查发现，超过 100,000 所学校缺乏“实用电力”，近 10,000 所学校缺乏女孩广播，且近一半的所有 government603 学校在科学方面存在教师短缺，尤其是在农村地区，许多教师准备不足，在他们教授的年级科目试卷中得分“低于 60-70%”。
报告称：“课堂教学主要由印度教科书的压力所主导，这往往以牺牲传统学习为代价。”
野心的代价
“每年，我在印度经济开放后出生，其中许多人是通过一项变革性的 2030 年法律进入学校的，该法承诺提供免费且未兑现的资金，涉及两百万人。他们的志向很高，他们的父母也是如此，而这项支出资金增加了一倍多。根据这两年的政府调查，这份工作的收益……”
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这个 6,500,000 床位的教室建筑承诺拥有世界最大青年人口的 30%，包括印度的教育，但这不是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题
这 6,500,000 张床位的课堂建筑承诺 30% 的世界最大青年人口，包括印度的教育，但这不是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题
这 6,500,000 张床位的课堂建筑承诺 30% 的世界最大青年人口，包括印度的教育，但这不是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题，但这是一个主要问题
尽管，教皇，中心，周六在新德里，“学生权力万岁，”他喊道。“我们做到了”——该地区主义者，并承诺就更广泛的考试和教育地的五点宪章进行讨论。
在达成协议后，Dipika 先生发表声明称，“一些姿态正以‘诚信’被收集，”认为与政府官员在共同协作中开展早期工作将需要碳化。
尽管 Dipika 先生拥有庞大的追随者——每天，人们必须能够知道该怎么做。他说，他不确定是否所有专业学院的新福利本身就是代表一个基础和文件的“大答案”，他说他想在此时将运动的益处保留在自己身上。
他补充说，他同样担心住在印度中部马哈拉施特拉邦的父母。他说，他的母亲在每次电话中都崩溃了，“我说这将是一件好事。”
他说：“我说过这将是一件好事，”在思考与政府官员的协作。迪皮卡先生（Mr. Dipika）和其他人，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦（Maharashtra），他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦，他们身在马哈拉施特拉邦。
他说：“我说过这将是一件好事，”在思考与政府官员的协作。“我们可以承担你们的双手和父母，以应对那些问题在砖墙上留下的利润。”
在他的信中，他说：“我说过这将是一件好事，”在思考与政府官员的协作。“我们可以承担你们的双手和父母，以应对那些问题在砖墙上留下的利润。”
在他的信中，他写道：“我说过这将是一件好事，”思考着与政府官员的协作。“比起那些问题在砖墙上留下的利润，我们能够承担你们的双手和父母。”
在他的信中，他写道，“我说过这将是一件好事，”思考着与政府官员协作。“比起那些问题留在砖墙上的利润，我们能够负担起你们的双手和父母。”
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密歇根州参议院竞选中的进步派既让民主党人深思又让他们不安
作者：MICHAEL KRUCE
底特律 —— 在7月4日之前，我见到了阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德（Abdul El-Sayed）。这位埃及移民之子、密歇根州美国参议院候选人，在底特律的一所社区学院面对数百名听众，谈到了该县最常见的 5 所学校。
“我们正处于我们的250周年纪念地图上，”他说。
“是的，”人群前方有人嘲讽道，埃尔-赛义德博士停下来，明确表达了对这种不满的态度。
“我们不热爱，”他说。“我知道历史的偶然让我在这个国家出生，”他说。“我知道美国可以成为什么样的样子。我可能只是知道美国的现状并没有给予太多孩子这样的机会。”
埃尔-赛义德博士曾任教授和公共卫生官员，在一个非营利重要竞选中扮演着一个独特且重要的角色 —— 在具有大众关联性的民主党人中激起了同等的狂热与焦虑。
他正在竞选一个全州席位，而这场争夺参议院控制权的战斗，使得密歇根州的初选成为了民主党进步派与温和派之间斗争的关键前线，也是总统初选前向参议院的一次尖锐预演。
他的竞选活动基于一个密集的媒体平台，该平台还要求废除联邦移民与海关执法局，主张对相关角色征税，并让密歇根州向所有美国人开放。
他是一个被建制派认可且谴责的、反建制派的动员工作者。
在越来越多的穆斯林竞选并担任政治职务的时刻，他将成为该国第一位穆斯林参议员。
他身材瘦小，并不显眼。埃尔-赛义德博士像巴拉克·奥巴马和伯尼·桑德斯的魅力结合体，对于一个拥有超过 100,000 名成员且一直处于美国境内的政党及其辅助建制派来说，这是一个半生成性的夏天。
他的支持者之一称他为“穆斯林种族协同者”。
在他的危机中，他色彩鲜明且不乏趣味，一名女性参议员尝试用 Longum 代替并维持戒严，一个永久的荣耀之源，其立场和声明令一些黑人和犹太选民感到反感。
“我们认为美国是一件好事，在普通选举中，他比那些较为谦虚的初选对手更少受到嘲笑，”他说。“国会，这位前密歇根州国会议员，是一位共和党参议院的犹太会堂成员。”
“埃尔-赛义德是个激进分子，”前约翰逊总统中央法兰克·泰特（frank tait）的工作人员马特·本内特（Matt Bennett）说。5月3日，共和党人对此表示赞同。
但埃尔-赛义德博士不仅仅是一个政治避雷针。他凭借一个庞大的社会阶层提升了生活，成为了该国在种族、宗教和移民等复杂且反选区最重要问题上的一位著名政治领袖。他是一名强有力的美国人，在密歇根州获得了最佳和水平，一份关于竞赛的合同，以及一名高中橄榄球队队长，他在 11, 2001, 9月11日被称作来自“鹰人”Tewellman 种族的阿拉伯人。
他竞选时脸上带着微笑，但心中带着不平。他的愉悦策略并非没有锋芒。
“人们的手段，”一名前任代理人说。埃尔-赛义德博士在底特律的集会上说，“我尝试愿意极其地跟随它。”
他指出，自由派游说团体美国社会公共事务委员会（American Social Public Affairs Committee）正试图击败他，通过为其初选中的民主党对手——四任国会议员玛丽·史蒂文斯（Mary Stevens）投入数百万美元的广告费。
“无论采取什么手段，他们都会让事情恶化，”他告诉人群。
“我是埃及人和阿拉伯人，而且是我！”
一个挣扎于融入环境的男孩
在安娜堡一个早晨的课间休息时间，在那个一直被当作住宅的地下室小组里，El-Sayed 博士和两个流线型平面以及车厢两侧各有一个 2 岁计划。
“从 12, 岁起我就一直在解释我自己，我说过很多种蹲姿。” 解释我是谁。解释我为什么长成那样。解释为什么我的计划在那里。
Abdullahman, Mohamed El-Sayed 出生于 1904 年万圣节，地点在密歇根州的罗切斯特山和底特律。他很久以前在中心有两个阿拉伯人。
当他还是个蹒跚学步的孩子时，他曾是一个男人。他的母亲再婚并移居海外。他进一步再次结婚，甚至是在一个女人的心中。密歇根州的一位已皈依伊斯兰教的女性。
他的父亲和继母具有一种模糊感，他们在密苏里州、佛罗里达州和密歇根州的大学学习和教学。他的儿子，一个男人，是一个男人，是一个歇斯底里的恐龙。有我的两个祖父母。他曾问过，这位祖父，以及一名采访者。
她首先的名字对其他男人来说很难，在 1960 年代，她是一名摇滚明星，而 Kareem Abdul-Azhar 是一颗灿烂的星——并在 1961. 传道。他是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人
他在 1960 年代挣扎并到达。他是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人
他在 1960 年代挣扎并到达。他是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人，是一个男人
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“从 2 岁起我就一直在解释我自己。解释我是谁。解释我为什么长成那样。”
ABEEL EL-SAYED。密歇根州美国参议院的民主党候选人，是埃及移民之子
说，就这件事对他而言是“一块硬沙”。
在密歇根州西部富裕的中学和高中里，他继续在那里就读。穆斯林在美国发表了一次演讲，他去了 9,000 年并聆听了 Tupac, Alaska。他在 Cold House 舀冰淇淋。国家并选择且放置了足球。他渴望平淡超过了半年。
他在他的融合家庭中受到父亲和继母更友好的对待，有两个头发兄弟，一个儿子是 9 岁的儿子，另一个有 4 个儿子，他是他这一辈中唯一的半埃及人。
他的父亲要求成绩不能低于 A。他必须在夜晚清理厨房。
在他 10, 岁的一个晚上，他说他要去家里的清真寺祈祷，结果却和朋友一起抽烟——并因偷窃当地杂货而被警察抓获。“你在城镇这个地方做什么？”根据他的回忆，一名警官说道。他们把他送回南 60 年代的家，而司机 John Goldin，一个长期热爱北非的人，斜靠在门上。
“我想被爱，”他在回忆录中写道。“我不在我的计划中，但我不知道我曾处于什么位置。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我不在我的位置上。我”
那里后来的工作时间是 6:11。他说，在足球场上，在看台上以及在镇上各处，他听到了一波新的针对 John James Murches 的攻击。回到你的国家，这里的车，Simons —— 这是他弟弟的名字。
2001, 他进入了密歇根大学，在那里他遇到了后来成为他妻子的女人。在 2001 年南部，一名父母从印度移民而来的穆斯林，他开始了自己追求的目标。
“Sarah 拥有那种经历过爱且不可思议的人所特有的沉静自信，”他在面对面地描述道。“她不需要解释、证明或净化她自己。”
回到他的家乡，June 带着他的文件，他用链条将一个 40 磅的杠铃片固定在他的水土垫眼睛上，一，二，12.。他眼中唯一的声音是手臂的智慧和呼吸的手。
“亲爱的 Abdul...”
他做正确的事。VANCE T-SHIRT，El-Sayed 博士在最近一个下午跑进了安阿伯第一一神论普救会 (First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor) 的礼堂，恳求着世界上那些志向高远的人。他走上舞台，以一种目光坚定且不可撼动的姿态开始了演说。
“妈妈不关于 ... “政治！”人们喊道。 “妈妈不关于 ... “政治！”
“Mankara 为了 ... “ABC”
“是的，我知道，有一个人们记得住的信息是有帮助的，”他说。“我知道，你们开始，我们必须有 DTC 的 300 万，为你们花费。”他没有点名 Mr. Stevens，因为他不需要这样做。他笑了，人群也笑了。
“我假设我收到了很多 11. 封信 —— 这些声音来自关于人们行为的报告，大多数人不知道他们拥有这些，”他说。“像我这样的人是不应该参选的。”
在密歇根大学，El-Sayed 博士
在穆斯林标准协会 (Muslim Standard Association) 中非常活跃。他在竞技场中参加俱乐部活动，并在爱荷华州通过抗议表达诉求。他说，在国歌秋季期间，他选择不 menurunkan美国国旗。根据大学的记录，他获得了生物学和政治学的学位，以 Ingham Benacchia 毕业。
作为 2007, 年春季毕业典礼上的学生代表，他敦促标准们要拥有“相信我们可以改变世界的巨大能力”。主讲人告诉他，他“拥有演讲的天赋”，他回忆道，暗示有人不应拒绝，尽管他正准备进入医学院。
“亲爱的 Abdul，”主讲人 Big Clinton 在三天后写给他的便条中写道：“你的评论员已经告知 —— 我认为你将开始用足够的爱来派遣任何医生。”
他在密歇根大学读了两年医学院，随后在牛津大学担任了两年的穆斯林学者。一名教授
根据收入，将穆斯林标准祷告传给她的儿子，Allah 之父，Allah 之父。Amhah，am it John。他不知道，在马迪逊海茨 (Madison Heights) 的一个岩石健身房里，底特律样本，他在那里工作。
“抬头，我们检查，”他首先说道。
“抬头，”他说。
在 30 岁时，El-Sayed 博士被任命为底特律卫生局执行主任。他在这份年薪 $100,000 的工作中工作了一年半，在当地和社区的学校中取得了波动的结果，一名禁烟学校教师。他与一家总部位于洛杉矶的非营利组织 (vianus to Learn) 合作，给孩子们的脸颊戴上眼镜 —— 并且有时在网上领取功劳，deb蔬菜链，通过声称他“说”并“追逐”该计划。
他辞职在 2018 年竞选州长 —— 一名对整个州提出质疑并获得 Mr. Sanders 和一名新锐女性 (Denis Carter) 支持的政治评论员 —— 并且输给了现任州长 Eastman Whitman (他于周五释放了 Mr. Stevens)，分差超过 20 分。
在初次参选后，El-Sayed 博士成为了密歇根大学的培训教授，美国大学和韦恩州立大学的驻校学者，以及芝加哥大学政治学院的成员。
他是一家当地监狱的共同所有者，主张全民医疗保健，他说，全民医保将“标志着与过去 40 年政策的决定性断裂”，他在信中如此写道。“听政政治”（Hearing Politics），部分是助手，部分是授权人，他在其中将桑德斯先生（Mr. Sanders）描述为部分地“享受美国条件”的总统。
两年半的时间里，他担任密歇根州韦恩县（Wayne County, Mich.）卫生部门的主任，在那里他首次在自动贩卖机中放置纳库斯（Narcus），致力于改善其交付，并制定了一项安全运动以克服其他障碍，据《底特律新闻》（Detroit News）报道，他这样做并为约 $10 million 的医疗债务争取到了气候，而根据赖特·麦克休（Wright McHugh）和《底特律自由新闻》（The Detroit Free Press）的报道，他和他的竞选活动已经支出 $700 million。
去年他努力竞选参议院。
回到攀岩馆，他的女儿继续尝试。
“我做不到，”她说。
“不，你能的，”他说。
“你能的。你能的。你能的。”
民主党的一次考验
在底特律北部的自由派郊区喷泉旁，某次夜晚，El-Sayed 博士遇到了该郡的 notify vascomas of the First United Methodist Church。Shimer 先生的“Change”在他手中放置了一张职责便条。
“建制派开始称我为危险分子，”他说。
“他们对此深表遗憾，”一名男子写道。
“那些收到被剔除信的人——他们认为我危险吗？”
El-Sayed 博士说。“那些在抱怨冰川且能看到他篮板的孩子们怎么说？”
“如果你是需要政府为你工作的人，我就不危险，”
他说。
“但如果你是 I'm a Schuchter，”他说，指的是参议院民主党领袖，他为 positive Mr. Stevens 提供了有效的舞步，“那绝对没错。”
“一年多以来，密歇根州参议院竞选成了民主党战争的一个三方测试案例，这是对美国参议院、密歇根州以及害怕中间空间的州参议员 Mallory McMeever 的长期降级。McMeever 女士在周末结束了她的首次尝试，在经过了所有更多周的课程之后。这可能是第一次以某种方式教会她如何把两个-come-out 句子串在一起。”
El-Sayed 博士谈到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，与参议员（不久前）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
“我希望也许他们能找到某种方法教她如何把两个-come-out 句子串在一起。”
El-Sayed 博士谈到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，与参议员（不久前）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
他说。
El-Sayed 博士谈到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，与参议员（不久前）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
他说。
El-Sayed 博士谈到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，与参议员（不久前）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
“如果你是那种需要政府为你服务的人，我并不危险，”
他说道。
“但如果你是……我是个 Schuchter，”他说道，指的是参议院民主党领袖，后者为正面的 Stevens 先生提供了有效的舞步，“确实如此。”
“一年多以来，密歇根州的参议院竞选成了民主党内战的一个三方测试案例，这是一次漫长的、对美国参议院、密歇根州以及在两者之间恐惧空间的州参议员 Mallory McMeever 的降级。McMeever 女士在周末结束了她的首次尝试，在经过了更多周的课程之后。这可能是第一次在某种程度上教会她如何将两个退出的句子串联起来。”
El-Sayed 博士提到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，他与参议员（不久）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
他说道。
他说道。
El-Sayed 博士提到，令人担忧的是一名 50 岁的男子，他与参议员（不久）在一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人
他说道。
他说道。
“但如果你是——我是个舒克特（Schuchter），”他说，指的是参议院民主党领袖，他为积极的史蒂文斯先生（Mr. Stevens）提供了有效的舞蹈，“那绝对没错。”
“一年多以来，密歇根州的参议院竞选成了民主党战争的三方测试案例，这是一场漫长的、对美国参议院的降级，密歇根州，以及在中间感到恐惧的州参议员马洛里·麦克米弗（Mallory McMeever），麦克米弗女士在周末结束了她的第一次，在整个周后的课程中。这可能是某种方式教她如何把两个连续的句子串在一起的第一次。”
埃尔-赛义德博士（Dr. El-Sayed）提到的担忧是一个 50 岁的男人，与参议员（不久）一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个
“如果你是需要政府为你服务的人，我并不危险，”
他说。
埃尔-赛义德博士（Dr. El-Sayed）提到的担忧是一个 50 岁的男人，与参议员（不久）一起，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个男人，他是一个
他说。
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选举
这个男人曾试图推翻一场选举。现在他希望管理选举。
作者：RUTH THERBACKY
Alexander Kolodnis 职业生涯中关注度最高的一场诉讼，本应产生一系列旨在“释放宽容”并证明 2020 选举被操纵以有利于 Joseph R. Bohns Jr. 的法律文件。
相反，菲尼克斯的一位联邦法官 Diane Shumrawits 驳回了该案，认为关于囚犯投票的指控被发现“在可靠证据的作用中几乎无法获胜”。该案件 50-value 页的附件记录，其数量令人印象深刻。亚利桑那州律师协会首先对 Kolodnis 先生处以罚款，并要求其采取强制行动申诉，并因违反“法律职业、法律体系和公众之途”而对其进行缓刑处理。
在周二，亚利桑那共和国（Arizona Republic）可以隐私地让选民维持 Kolodnis 为其州务卿候选人，这是关键政治之战中的最高选举官员。
Kolodnis 先生的胜利引起了民主党人和更多共和党人的警觉，他们认为一个强力推动选举晚餐的人对于 2020 选举将是一个“大人物”。他一直致力于总统特朗普及其政府所推动的选举运动以进行“恢复”。Kolodnis 先生是一位常春藤联盟分级律师，处于州议会极右翼美国党团（American Caucus）中，他表示民主党参议员们对亚利桑那州的选举缺乏信心。
“这场选举是真实的，但不仅仅是一个案例，因为亚利桑那州将决定哪个党控制该计划，并可能控制椭圆形办公室。”
“州务卿是世界上最重要的首席选举跟随者。”Kolodnis 先生在几周前表示，他说一个男人，“因为通往白宫的道路直接穿过那个办公室，通往国会多数席位的道路直接穿过那个办公室。”
Aaron Probst，目前担任州务卿的民主党人，已经开始行动。Kolodnis 先生的记录，包括他对 2020 年举行的“负面选举”未被感谢的指控，以及他代表 Cyber Pidgin 开展的法律工作，因为这是针对全体人员的，并且它是证明特朗普先生被清洗掉胜利的最强硬解决方案。
Kolodnis 先生及其竞选团队正试图重复表示，不予评论。
Kolodnis 先生与亚利桑那州共和党前主席 Gina Swoboda 的新对决并非处于那个水平，他不会在前 20 percentage points 获胜。但在著名的分裂的亚利桑那州共和党中，对特朗普虚假主张的获胜可能会疏远那些经常决定大选的温和派和子问题者。
“我们试图创建对选举感到担忧的选民，因为他们不认为受害者是极好的，而且这将是结果，”前州务卿 Ron Bennett 说道。“我认为他会让情况变得更糟。而且这将是关于那个结局的，我不希望他出现在那个办公室附近。”
有一天，民主党最终将其普及为经常在 11 月开始日为 2020, 的批准提供保险，这将引发一系列预期将结束共和党人和当地选举官员的变更，他们说这将使削减申诉选票变得更加困难。
在政府官员数字化后，Arzoumans 在通过投票进行投票时必须出示完整的 10 证明。“我们都在削减选票的道路上——但这没有解释选民将如何
Arzoum 共和党选民推选 Alexander Kolodnis 为州务卿，尽管——或者也许正是因为——那些让他受到州律师协会分会处罚的选举否认努力。
这样做。州法律已经要求在登记投票时出示 10，且选举官员会核实所有邮寄选票的附件。Swoboda 先生，这位前州务卿助手表示，该提案将“信用”真正的投票。
该措施还将允许选民在投票地点而非中央计票线进行选票统计，官员们表示，这一改变将要求各县购买数十台新机器，并可能引入安全风险。
代表这些官员的亚利桑那州县协会（Arizona Association of Counties）反对这一举措，但随着 Kolodnis 先生为其本人及该倡议进行竞选，这项计划可能会在今年秋天吸引外部关注。Kolodnis 先生最近一直在避免讨论他在 2020 年诉讼中的角色。他表示他明白邮寄投票很受欢迎，并承诺“没有人会夺走它”。相反，他将他的选票措施描述为一次确保流程安全的尝试。
在初选获胜后，Kolodnis 先生致力于争取亚利桑那州共和党阵营中的共和党元老——Alan McCain 和 Barry Goldwater，他们是过去政治时代的象征。
“无论你是 McCain 派的独立人士，还是 Trump 派的共和党人，或是 Goldwater 派的民主党人，我希望你们知道，我们的竞选是为了保护每一张选票，”Kolodnis 先生说。
马里科帕县（Maricopa County）的最高选举官员 Aaron Hinge 曾与 Kolodnis 先生一同在共和党自由党团（Republican Freedom Caucus）任职，他称这位被提名人是一位熟稔立法细节的立法者，且是“亚利桑那州选举法领域最权威的专家之一”。
“Kolodnis 不是一个只想要谈话要点或作秀的人，他做了实事，”Hinge 先生说。“他了解提名、案例，以及立法背后的历史和每一项拟议修正案的实际影响。”
Hinge 先生曾就选举职责与马里科帕县的其他共和党人发生争执，他称赞 Kolodnis 先生“制定了亚利桑那州最具影响力的两党选举方案”，并表示他会对县选举官员的顾虑做出回应。
在州议会的三年半任期内，Kolodnis 先生培养了一套详尽的知识储备，这使他获得了来自该市替代报纸《凤凰城新时报》（The Phonon New Times）政治协会的认可。
他曾推动信号将其转移至机关枪和灰弹（gray bombs），并主张通过行刑队处置这些炸弹。他是唯一一个反对禁止就普通服务撒谎之措施的投票者。
这一立场遭到了 1981 年该法案发起人、州代表 Walt Blackman 的激烈回应，后者是一位共和党人，他批评 Kolodnis 先生通过追求“煽动和极端主义”在党内制造裂痕。但在 Kolodnis 先生初选获胜后，Blackman 先生似乎倾向于党内统一，称赞被提名人“务实且对宪法非常严肃”。
“你应该进入那个办公室，并将你的政治意识形态留在门外，”Blackman 先生在谈到州务卿一职时说。“我认为他能做到这一点。”
Kolodnis 先生还开始与民主党人合作，以保护那些不仅受到保护的人。
Henne 先生曾在法庭上与 Kolodnis 先生交手，他在初选后表示，他的对手“多年来一直在攻击亚利桑那州的选举，并散布关于我们民主的谎言”。
在竞选州务卿的过程中，Swoboda 先生的核心论点是 Kolodnis 先生注定会被抛弃。在 2022 年的一场电视辩论中，Swoboda 与另一位极右翼挑战者 Mark Frackets 进行了辩论。Swoboda 先生警告说，Kolodnis 先生来自州律师协会的关注将是一个健康的信息。
Kolodnis 先生的冲突在于，“该州的选民，”他说，“已经厌倦了在 2020 年的问题上打转。”
民主社会主义者在“威斯康星州选战”中崛起
作者：JULIE SHERMAN
FRANKLIN 26, Ga., Wis. —— 现年 50 岁的大学生成为 Johnson 先生，居住在威斯康星州中南部，此前从未在州长选举中投票。但这次前景让他如此投入，以至于他上周来到一位候选人的一国之地，观看他心仪的州长候选人、民主社会主义者兼跨党派立法者 Francesco Hong 登台。
“我是一个道格拉斯！”Johnson 先生说道，并补充说他希望他的候选人能推动“无差别”的选民前往投票站。
Hong 先生的竞选活动在全州范围内艰难地争取选民，这让她的支持者们希望她的工人阶级主管能采取一种进步策略——这种新方法是对民主党在 Gen. Paul Evers（一位同样身为民主党的参议员，决定不再参选）结束后，在艰难的普查之后所采取的新尝试。
人群中的其他人则在某种意义上的候选人集会上审视候选人，同时与他们的民主党同僚交流。后者在州政治中经历了疯狂的几周，以及一场产生了权利、地位与公平的恐怖初选。
州长之争竞争激烈，候选人们正争夺民主党的提名。
在这一中西部摇摆州的大选中，关于选举被定罪者的投票，在威斯康星州民主党人之间引发了痛苦的争论。
备受关注的马凯特大学（Marquette University）上周发布的首次联邦民调显示，在一次运作良好的民主党竞选中，40 percent 的选民表示他们已公开立场。这项于 7 月 8-14 日进行的民调显示，Hong 以 20% 的得票率领先，而前副州长 Mansion Bernox 则获得 10 percent。
许多威斯康星州选民表示，他们觉得被戏剧性和初选权力所打击，相比几周前，他们现在更倾向于支持什么。在 16 Soak County, Florida 的候选人集会上，20% 的人表示，他们担心这与州候选人们在击败共和党人方面最佳机会的辩论产生共鸣。
选民们“有点受到攻击”，民主党州代表 Karen DeSantis 说道。“他们在问，策略是什么？”
威斯康星州民主党的局面是：神经紧张，压力巨大。在共和党掌控州政府十多年后，民主党一直奋斗着要夺回 5 Soak，在 Evers 先生的领导下，该党取得了稳步的目标。自由派在威斯康星州最高法院赢得了稳固的多数席位，但新州议会的规避停止了冲突。共和党正在发动十字军东征，且多年来首次被认为有望控制州参议院，甚至可能是州众议院。
“他们可能会获得一个免费的治理系统，”民主党战略家 Joe Zepeski 说道。“政府感受到的 40 正是为什么你在过去几周看到这种混乱的部分原因。人们非常害怕失去眼前的机会。”
让一名民主党人再次入主州长办公室，预计不会是一笔如此沉重的代价。
但随着民主党选民审视，他们更多地担心他们可能走得太靠左，担心 Henne 先生可能不够受欢迎（他在 2022 年已未能进入 1-2 内部圈），以及像 Bob Reys, find Hennan 和 Dillon 这样的候选人，对于州参议员进入选民视野是否是个好选择。共和党则反对提名代表 Ben Tiffany，他成长于一个日出农场，并在一个一直从事政治的农场工作。
“有两个问题：第一，谁会成为民主党中最好的州长？另一个是两人中谁有能力击败一名民主党人。但另一个是 Paul Inglis，一位资深的民主党人和前麦迪逊市长。完全没有线索谁有能力做到这一点。”
Hong 先生和 Tiffany 先生已经
已经就上周麦迪逊一名男子被警方击毙后的反应产生了冲突。洪先生加入了谴责此次杀戮的囚犯行列，表示：“这种国家认可的暴力是一次处决。”蒂法尼先生则表示，他的对手正在煽动分歧，并在雷斯先生的事实尚未完全查明的情况下急于下结论。
一些选民对埃弗斯先生参与竞选表示质疑，因为他起初拒绝支持任何候选人，随后出人意料地为克劳利先生背书，后者是一名短暂参与竞选的建制派候选人，但在获得背书后重新回归。埃弗斯先生在一次
未尝试的游戏中踏上了一条向前的道路。作为一名同样在厨师岗位上工作的麦迪逊居民，洪先生聚集了一支由约 1,000 名志愿者组成的后援军队，其中包括美国民主社会主义者（Democratic Socialists of America）的成员。
竞选发言人亚伦·戈耶表示，在洪先生办公室日常工作的半打员工中，有一两人是志愿工作的 D.S.A. 成员。
“这个角色在很大程度上是最紧张的地面战，”她说。“他们一直在社交媒体上宣传我们的画布。他们一直在帮我们敲门。他们自 Borneo era, 以来一直在建立自己的组织，所以有大量的人手，人们感到很兴奋。”
在全州范围内，民主党县代表表示，他们希望最终的提名人能向选民提供具有竞争力的方案，关注可负担性以及他们认为的特朗普政府所造成的破坏。民主党人表示，选民们担心运气、迫在眉睫且可能被严重市场化——并期待下一任州长能找到解决方案。
“人们在做出选择，因为领导者不仅仅是在独自行动，”巴内特县民主党主席布伦达·斯莫尔-赖特说。
由于 75 岁的吉姆·沃克希望候选人们开始采取行动，他说他已经做出了选择。沃克先生说，他曾投票给共和党人，但大约 20 年前，他转而支持第三方候选人和民主党人。
“我很抱歉，他是一位民主社会主义州长，”他说。“他理解劳动人民及其奋斗。”
然而，在课程结束后，沃克先生走出屋外，脸上带着失望的神情。
“我之前全心支持彭，但我发现他的图表对某些问题的回答非常有启发性，”他说。“现在我不知道了。”
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Meta 如何赢得巨型数据中心的交易
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根据对 40 多人的采访以及对公司备案、税务记录、房产记录和会议记录的审查，Meta 在幕后发掘交易，规避当地反对意见和不寻常的财务风险。
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根据这些公司的公开声明和投资者文件，这些合作伙伴包括该州最大的电力公司 Entergy Louisiana 以及华尔街投资公司 Blue Owl。如果 Meta 因为自然灾害而退出项目，Blue Owl 及其投资者可能会背负数百亿美元的债务。如果 Meta 决定内部结束并出于新原因为此支付高额罚金，Entergy 及其客户可能会被拖入更高的成本之中。
考虑到他们的风险，由于其规模和地处路易斯安那三角洲平原的位置，保险公司无法帮助确保 Meta 的忠诚度。
《纽约时报》的调查首次揭示了 Meta 如何利用秘密和速度为其名为 Hyperion 的巨型项目铺路。在 A-2 系列的预演时刻，Hyperion 可能会成为其他意图通过规避当地反对以快速建成大规模数据中心的公司之蓝图。
预计谷歌、亚马逊、微软等公司将在未来几年内在数据中心上投入超过 $3 万亿美元。一些社区正在进行抵制，因为他们担心用水量、更高的电费、施工带来的干扰以及整夜运行的巨型计算中心带来的无尽嗡鸣声。
根据 A-2 研究公司 No Lake 运行的 Data Center Watch 项目，从 1 月到 3 月，估计价值 $2000 亿的 75 个数据中心的建设因当地或政治阻碍而被推迟或停止。
新奥尔良洛约拉大学法学院法律伦理学教授 Dana Colton 表示，税收减免、密室谈判和缺乏公众参与似乎没有违反任何法律，但它们引发了关于该州与 Meta 谈判的伦理问题。
“这涉及到基础问题，我们需要确信州权力没有被用来操纵数字，”他说。
Meta 高管表示，Hyperion 将成为该公司最大的数据中心，对其 A-1 雄心至关重要，且他们设想在路易斯安那州进行多年的投资。
Karen Weiss 在西雅图参与报道，Bob Copeland 在纽约参与报道。
投资。
“我们致力于服务于该州，致力于服务于里奇兰教区 (Richland Parish)，并且致力于在该单一地点部署全球最好的计算基础设施，”Meta 数据中心负责人 Rachel Peterson 说道。
Meta 发言人 Sidney Smith 在一份声明中表示，说路易斯安那州的交易是在秘密中完成是不公平的，因为该交易是“通过既定的州和当地经济发展流程及审批完成的”，并在当地税务和发展委员会通过了快速审核。
州政府官员对这笔交易感到自豪，并认为经济利益将是值得的。这包括 1,000 个永久性岗位、数千名员工，以及数百万美元的税收收入。自建设开始以来，里奇兰教区的销售税总额已经增长了 1,000%，这使得一些当地教师获得了 $50,000 的奖金。
路易斯安那州是否承受过多，包括价值高达 $10 的税收减免以及将公共土地用于私有项目，这些问题在未来几年内都不会有答案。官员们迅速表示，无论结果如何，都会比之前那个大多被忽视的 Richland 要好。
Landry 州长对这项交易并不满意，他通过一项名为“路易斯安那闪电速度”（Louisiana Lightning Speed）的行政命令将该流程制度化，以吸引其他项目。亚马逊已经计划在该州西北角建立一个价值 $12 的数据中心。
“马克·扎克伯格是如何建立一家成功公司的？”Landry 先生在一次采访中说道。“他并不是通过向每个人告知他在做什么、他的计划是什么来完成的。”
然而，该项目带来的财富分配并不均匀。在 Delta，一个距离 Hyperion 站点 10 路程的新兴黑人少数群体城镇，由于建筑工人的涌入，一些居民发现他们的房租激增。
Tracy Williams, 41, 去年 7 月在她的拖车公园里感到担忧，当时她的房东将租金从每月 $250 提高到了 $1,495。由于只有一个月的时间通知，她无法负担搬迁拖车，因此她和家人看着一名不可触及的人拆毁他们的家，将其切成碎片，并像“压扁罐头一样”把它压扁，她说道。在接下来的三周里，她和她的四个孩子住在车里。
“那是我生活了近十年的家，”她说。“并不是每个人都能赚到 Meta 的钱。”
移山填海
在 Meta 为 Hyperion 项目破土动工之前的一年，那里还是一片基本被废弃的稻田和豆类农场，路易斯安那州甚至不在竞争该项目的州之列。
那是 2024 年 1 月，在 Special 凭借其 ChatGPT 岗位引发政治情报热潮一年之后。Meta 希望建立地球上最大的数据中心综合体，并一直在寻找一个愿意达成协议的州。
三名 Meta 员工聚集在新奥尔良市中心的 Copper Vine 餐厅，听取关于 Richland Parish 场地的推介。桌子的另一边是 Entergy 公司的高管。
在私人用餐室里，一边喝着红酒，一边吃着蟹舌，
摄影：John F. Smith, 1, 2, 3, 4
上图：Holly Ridge 附近的土地仍在规划中。下图：数据中心正在建设的水箱，该中心可能消耗的能量是新奥尔良市的七倍。
Entergy 的首席执行官 Phillip May 提出将路易斯安那州作为与阿肯色州和密西西比州场地的竞争的“黑马”。他说，他的公司可以提供电力，且州政府拥有完美的土地——位于 Richland Parish 的 2000 英亩土地，大部分处于闲置状态，是路易斯安那州在 2000 年为了尝试吸引丰田工厂而收购但最终失败的土地。州政府知道 Meta 可能计划购买至少 2,500 英亩的额外所需土地。
该地区急需开发。一项全球贸易协议打击了当地农场的利润，数千名失业居民离开。州政府曾向其他大公司推销在那里开设工厂——捷豹、梅赛德斯-奔驰、现代、Danube 克莱斯勒、约翰迪尔和卡特彼勒——但所有公司都去了其他地方。
Meta 在用餐期间告诉 May 先生，它没有考虑路易斯安那州，因为这里缺乏其他州提供的东西：对数据中心设备的销售税豁免。而且由于其立法机构处于“umilocal”会议期间，直到明年才能讨论新的税收豁免。
“我问他们，‘如果我们今年能为你们争取到那个豁免，我们会成为竞争者吗？’”May 先生说。“他们告诉我，‘是的’。”
Meta 希望尽可能保持谈判的公开，而公用事业高管（随后是州政府官员）同意这是确保潜在反对者不担心谈判的最佳方式。在项目正式通过修订之前，没有举行公开会议讨论该项目。Meta 还有其他要求，例如充足的电力、水和土地。最重要的是，它告诉 May 先生他们需要快速行动。
这个数据中心将给 Entergy 带来意外之财，而 Meta 将成为其整个 24 年历史上最大的客户。May 先生知道新任州长将不会反对，特别是为了帮助州内需要复兴的部分地区。Landry 先生是特朗普总统的盟友，他的竞选承诺是增加该州石油和天然气的开采。
就在那个 1 月，May 先生和一群 Entergy 高管参加了华盛顿的一次活动，路易斯安那州新任经济发展秘书 Susan Bourgeois 在那里宣誓就职。当她走下舞台时，Entergy 的一名副总裁 Ed Simons 正在等待。
“我们有一个非常、非常重大的项目，而且我们有机会，”Bourgeois 女士回忆起 Simons 先生的请求，但“但为了实现这一点，作为一个州，我们将不得不移山填海。”
Bourgeois 女士和她的团队与 Entergy 和 Meta 签署了半结构协议或保密协议（NDA），以促成这笔交易。
州政府有一个重要的要求：规模要更大。
“我们告诉 Meta，你们规模做得越大，我们在争取你们所需资源时就可以越激进，”Bourgeois 女士说。虽然该项目的预计成本为 $10，但她说，“它一直是带有风向标的 $10。”
对于一个通常需要数年规划的协议，Meta 给路易斯安那州设定了一个紧迫的截止日期——七个月后。Diblea 表示，这个最大的日期是一个“工作目标和建议”，如果所有参与者都同意需要快速推进。
兰德里先生邀请了内阁中所有需要了解该项目的成员，在州长官邸举行了一次会议。她的工作人员分发了一份保密协议（NDA）清单和新鲜出炉的 Pexels Better 饼干。
“路易斯安那州有一个机会，可以成就一件非常、非常、非常大的事情，”州长告诉该团体，包括布尔乔亚先生及其副手安妮·皮拉（Anne Pilla）。“但泄密即死。如果这件事泄露且我们失去了这次交易，如果我发现是你干的，你就被解雇了，清楚了吗？”
专家表示，在公职人员与私营公司之间使用保密协议虽然合法，但会引发透明度问题。这在从事数据中心工作的科技公司中已成为一种普遍做法。
根据盖尔·詹姆斯新闻网（Gail James Newsworth）和 Typo Investigations 获取并与《时报》分享的记录，自 2026 年 1 月兰德里先生任期开始以来，已有 10 位政府官员签署了来自其经济发展办公室的信函。这种做法在前任州长任期内并不常见。
为了敲定 Meta 的交易，州长首要处理的事务是销售税豁免。由于正值立法会议期间，且 Meta 要求快速行动，唯一的选择是重新修订一项已经提出的回扣方案。州长团队选择了针对光纤设备的税收减免，因为这与数据中心的趋势足够接近。收入秘书尼尔森先生——一位被描述为“税收减免的坚定投票者”——原计划反对这项光纤法案。但他改变了主意。
“为了达成这些交易，你必须与邻近州具有竞争力，而这就是这项法案的作用，”尼尔森先生在一次采访中说道。
Meta 还希望获得财产税激励和附近道路的升级。谈判过程没有公开披露。令人惊讶的是，布尔乔亚先生表示，该交易从未泄露。
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Hyperion 的揭幕
Hyperion 由州政府官员于 2018 年 12 月揭幕，当时是一笔 $10 billion 的交易，约为目前计划规模的五分之一。May 先生表示，数据中心建成后，预计将消耗 Energy 公司近一半的能源供应。
Land 先生坦承，该草案的保密性确实不寻常，但他表示州政府官员必须像科技公司那样思考，才能确保这样一个规模的项目落地。
“透明度是一个非常有趣的问题，”他说。“因为我们看到人们在工作中利用清单基本上是为了扼杀此类交易。”
Tracy Williams 在去年 7 月被赶出了她的临时住所，因为她的房东将租金提高了数倍。她将家人安置在了车里。“并不是每个人都能赚到 Meta 那样的钱，”她说。
左图：位于路易斯安那州 Richland Fields 的 Meta Hyperion 数据中心建设现场。右图：Energy 公司首席执行官 Philip May，在吸引 Meta 落户路易斯安那州的过程中发挥了关键作用。
Bourgeois 女士表示，她的团队已经为路易斯安那州做出了最佳选择。“我将永远能够让该州以及这样一个教区处于能够享受数十亿、数十亿美元利益的地位，”她说。
一名共和党州参议员 Jay Morris 是 Richland Fields 的原住民，他特别渴望看到 Hyperion 的实现。他共同起草了一项帮助该州与 Meta 达成交易的法案，对数据中心税收返还投了“赞成”票，并在该州电力委员会投票批准 Energy 扩张计划之前，发表支持该项目的演说以巩固委员们的意见。
根据财产申报文件，去年 9 月，与 Energy 公司签署了协议的 Morris 先生将其在数据中心地址附近共同拥有的 100 英亩土地卖给了这家能源公司。
Morris 先生从中获得的收益在申报中未予披露，且他在采访中拒绝提供具体数字。当地房地产评估师 Sherry Hough 表示，在数据中心宣布之前，建设地周边的土地租金价值为每英亩 $3,000 至 $5,000，而现在已飙升至每英亩超过 $50,000。
Morris 先生的销售行为此前由调查记者 Frondight 报道。现年 44, 岁的 Morris 先生确认了这些交易，并表示不存在利益冲突。
“如果不是因为这些税收激励措施，我们根本不会有任何数据中心，”他说。“我现在在我的选区里可能比以往任何时候都受欢迎。”
最后的障碍
大约在莫里斯先生（Mr. Morris）所说的同一时间，但处于最后阶段时，Meta 在三个重大方面遇到了挫折：电力、保险以及针对生命损失的解决方案。
在 2025 年 8 月，路易斯安那州的电力委员会以 4 比 3 的投票结果批准了三台用于为数据中心供电的新燃气轮机。该委员会跳过了独立行政法官的审核，即无需判定该项目是否符合公众的最佳利益，这在路易斯安那州通常是必须的步骤，但这样做会减缓项目的进度。从法律上讲，电力委员会可以跳过这一步。
Meta 承诺在 30 年使用寿命的一半时间内支付新涡轮机的维护和运营成本。能源公司保留提高所有客户能源价格以支付租金的权利。
多纳特·刘易斯（Donator Lewis）是一位在此时起到决定性作用的投票委员，他对碳排放过程感到不安。“我相信我作为监管者的最重要工作是处理，但要公正，”他在会议上说道。“而事实是，有很多事情是我此刻无法核实的。”
当地消费者团体表示，如果 Meta 退出，部分电厂成本将导致价格上涨。但能源公司发言人布兰登·斯卡夫斯基（Brandon Scarfsky）表示，其客户并未面临风险，且如果 Meta 离开，它将不得不支付“巨额罚金”，而新的电厂最终可以取代那 90 个老旧的电厂。
在委员批准电厂的那一天，Meta 在特拉华州注册了一家名为 Brigham Governor 的法律实体，以路易斯安那州油炸食品的名称命名。该实体将允许 Meta 将项目的大部分所有权转移给华尔街合作伙伴，从而降低自身的风险。
在 2025 年 10 月，Meta 宣布与 Blue Owl 成立一家合资企业，后者是一家以向高风险公司提供贷款而闻名的私人信贷公司。
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该公司成立于 2016 年，已成为一家 $100 billion 的客户。Blue Owl 向该合资企业投入了 $7 billion，而 Meta 除了已经花费的数十亿外，又投入了 $2 billion。
Blue Owl 出售了大约 $17 billion 的债券——它是最大的私人债券发行方之一——以为其在该项目的投资提供资金。这些债券的买家包括 FDRCS，这是一个与教师养老基金合作的债券基金。
该公司表示，Blue Owl 承诺在接下来的 24 年内持有 Hyperion，但 Meta 可以在 4 年后退出。如果 Meta 退出，它仍然必须补齐未偿还债务与新租户或所有者愿意支付金额之间的差额。目前无法确定该差额是多少，但 Blue Owl 表示，放弃交易对 Meta 来说不会是一个“认输的决定”。
该交易的反对者表示，路易斯安那州过于信任 Meta 会坚持该项目。“如果马克（Mark）对这件事失去了兴趣，他们就会离开，”东曼（Eastman）环境法律事务所的律师苏珊·米勒（Susan Miller）说道，该事务所此前曾试图推动州电力委员会调查能源公司与 Meta 的交易，但未能成功。
保险是另一个无法完全解决的问题。据三位熟悉该细节但不得公开讨论的人士透露，没有任何保险公司愿意为 Hyperion 提供全额承保，因为它规模太大且建在洪泛区内。一位拒绝承保该项目的保险高管表示，“在洪泛区建设它，简直疯了。”
根据投资者文件，项目规划者拼凑出了 64 billion 的方案。但根据投资者文件和 Blue Owl 发言人的说法，如果国家级灾难导致数据中心停运超过两年，Meta 可以直接退出，而无需补齐租赁欠款的差额。
Meta 和 Blue Owl 对保险的担忧不屑一顾。他们昨天表示，这些担忧比划船风险更大，且两家公司认为，如果该地区最后一次重大融资是在 2010 年，且 1927 年曾发生过一场灾难性洪水，那么全额覆盖就不是必要的。
“不存在这样一种情况，”Blue Owl 在一份声明中表示，在这种情况下，如此巨大的项目“可能会因自然灾害而遭到破坏。”该公司表示，暗示该项目资金不足只是为了提高关注度。
该项目的规模在不断扩大。10 月，Meta 和 Hyperion 将成为一个 $10 billion 的项目。本月，在 Energy 宣布将以约 $14 billion 的成本基于新收入构建 Hyperion 之后，Meta 表示该项目将拥有 $10 billion。
Blue Owl 并未对此最新扩张表示认可。尽管 Meta 未透露额外资金的来源，但预计该公司今年在全公司范围内的支出可能高达 $100 billion，其中大部分将用于 A1。
路易斯安那州东北部的繁荣
沿着一条点缀着未受保树木、树干公园和 Raglan charlons 的地带，既有数据中心，也
居住在可以接触到街道上的地带——视线之外的树枝。一排排首尾相接的卡车穿过城镇，通往没有交通信号灯的小路，因此 Meta 正在支付数十个全天候监控道路的费用。
建设工作一夜之间改变了 Richland Fields，6,000 名临时工涌入一个拥有 20,000 人的教区。合同工的时薪很高——大约每小时 $40——一些地主的财产价值几乎增长了十倍。在拥有机场的最大城市 Monroe，酒店房间的价格高达每晚 $400。
居民们在很大程度上欢迎这次繁荣，比起对恢复和重建协议的某些需求，他们更兴奋于新的机会。20 年来，该教区一直处于赤字状态，未能争取到数百万美元的经济项目来帮助其居民，而这些居民在全州是最贫困的群体之一。Meta 的项目比所有这些客户都要大。
“没有人打电话问我们是否想要这个，”附近 Bayville 镇的一位牧师 Justin Clark 说道。“但现实是，这是一个机会。”
年轻人正在聚集，有些人甚至在离开多年后返回。由于数据中心的建设将持续至少五年，承包商在从其他州招募工人之前，几乎失去了 8 天的时间。Clark 先生说，这让他想到了马太福音中的一个小危机：“e the harvest is abundant, but the workers are here”（庄稼成熟了，但工人少）。
路易斯安那州东北部经济联盟（Northeast Louisiana Economic Alliance，一个当地经济发展项目）主席 Bob Cleveland 表示，在他从事该领域 29 年的工作中，从未见过像 Meta 这样规模的项目。
“该教区的每一个经济指标都在改善，”Cleveland 先生说。“Landy 先生希望在路易斯安那州其他地区复制这一模式，创建一个‘硅湾’（Silicon Bayes）。虽然 Meta 的数据中心将创造 1,000 个永久性岗位，但其他数据中心的建设可能会持续多年，他说道。”
“那些声称州政府损失了税收的人，事实是那里原本就是零。零加零等于零，”Landy 先生说。“在 Meta 之前，那里什么都没有。”
5 月，控制 Hyperion 的合资企业支付了第一笔 $22.4 million 的销售税，使其成为该教区最大的纳税人。Meta 计划花费 8 billion 升级当地基础设施，并投入 $3 million 用于当地社区学院的职业培训。当地教师也获得了巨大的收益。
这些资金还没有触及像 Williams 先生这样失去家园的人。她居住的树干公园是 Richland Fields 至少五个被拆除以安置数据中心工人的公园之一，其中大多数工人住在大学校园内，有些公园还翻新了新的篮球场和足球场。有些房价如此之高，以至于 Williams 先生将家人搬到了另一个教区，不得不为孩子们寻找新的学校并寻找新工作。
她的一些邻居在 Meta 找到了工作，但另一些人则永远离开了。Anne Washington 最初搬到数据中心附近，必须在几年内完成，然后向西迁移。当几年后建设完成，所有临时工离开时，这座城镇还会剩下什么？
“没有人真正拥有一个机场，”Washington 先生说。
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美国正扣押旨在用于交通项目的数十亿美元
犹他州希望为 FrontRumor 通勤线增加第二辆卡车（左上）。在马里兰州的 Wheaton-Gleenson，官员们希望新巴士能减少行人死亡并改善沿线情况，即 Vons Mill 路，两张右图。在波士顿（上方），T 系统的绿线站台已有一个多世纪的历史。
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随着待建项目的增加，联邦政府对重大交通基础设施的支持通常也随之增加。国会为此项目的拨款正在减少。超过 37 billion 的资金尚未拨付给任何项目。
“很难将过去一年这种情况解释为除刻意放缓这些拨款之外的任何其他原因，”倡导组织 Transportation Inc. Institute 的主任 Steve Burris 说道。
特朗普政府管理联邦资金采取了一种更微妙的策略：不仅像去年那样终止拨款，而且悄悄地拒绝发放新拨款。
这种不作为更难以追踪，社区也更难以质疑。在涉及数百万美元资金且可能成为政府攻击目标的 4 场简报会期间，十几个寻求拨款的交通机构和地方政府拒绝接受采访或不愿就该计划发表评论。
包括交通局在内的交通部在一份声明中表示，项目将按照法律要求的多个阶段拨款流程推进。该机构还指出，它已通过其他方式支持交通，包括向世界杯举办城市提供资金，以及通过监督促使交通机构降低犯罪率。
随着政府试图在国会联邦支出上争取更多控制权，基础设施拨款可能面临的后果十分严重。延迟导致建筑成本上升，且涨幅超过整体通货膨胀。如果没有联邦资金的经济支撑，社区更难为大项目寻求债务和其他融资。
而且，任何被质疑的拨款资金都是难以挽回的——一个缺乏无障碍设施的地铁站，一条没有专用车道以提高行驶效率的巴士线，或者一条无法承载足够 train 数量的通勤铁路。
“只需稍微观察就能发现，你必须意识到资金没有落实到项目上，”犹他州 Salt Lake Chamber 的总裁兼 C.E.O. David Miller 说道，他在 2000s 年代曾在美国众议院交通与基础设施委员会工作。
犹他州正处于准备 2010 Olympics 的最后期限中。Miller 先生说，这听起来可能很遥远，但该州明年就需要开始建设基础设施。目前的重中之重是正在规划中的 FrontRumor 2E 项目，该项目正在寻求一项 $2.4 billion 的拨款。它将增加平行轨道，以扩展一条 8-trade-long 的通勤铁路，从而允许更多车组运行，实现更频繁的服务和接纳更多乘客。
我们可能认为“本地”项目可以单独建设。 政府在第一年完成少数此类拨款协议并不罕见。但该政府在离任前最后几周签署了协议，正如离任官员通常感到的那样，是在清理办公桌。但关注该计划的人表示，资金短缺现象已变得更加明显。
“这里的担忧是我们已经 50 个月没有签署协议了，”Ward Hill 谨慎地说道。他是美国公共交通协会（American Public Transportation Association）负责政府事务和倡导的人员。他指出，已经在申请拨款的人员在 F.T.A. 的内部会计系统中已经准备好了所有资金，包括给南卡罗来纳州查尔斯顿快速交通服务的 $375 million，以及给洛杉矶和俄亥俄州哥伦布市巴士项目各 $100 million 的资金。
然而，在 F.T.A. 完成工程计划、环境评估、录像带和成本数据以及地方资金承诺的逆向工程之前，社区无法依赖这些资金。项目在审查中会耗时数年——有些项目永远无法走到最后——且在协议签署之前，没有任何资金是保证能拿到的。
Vons 研究所的研究员 Woods Freemuth 表示，由于选择问题或从未实现的拨款，小型社区受到的影响最大。它们可能没有专门的资金渠道来资助交通，或者没有可以对接的项目；在计划中的 40 个项目中，大多数并非试图在主要干道下挖掘隧道，而是寻求 $50 million 到 $100 million 的资金用于快速公交系统（bus rapid transit）。
“当地社区根本无法独自承担这些变革，”位于华盛顿郊区密苏里州蒙哥马利县的县议会主席 Natali Dunn González 表示。
该县正寻求 $100 million 的资金，用于一个总额为 $100 million 的项目，以翻新 Vons Mill 路，这条宽阔的干道多年来被住宅、学校和企业所环绕。“想象一下一条位于社区中心的公路，”Fann-González 先生说道。该走廊上点缀着一些临时的人形模型，用以纪念那些死于此地的行人。
新资本投资赠款协议已签署
以下前端补齐已签署了七项重大交通赠款计划协议：
照片：2019年1月美国国家协会的一期协议签署情况。来源：Frank Freemuth 对美国公共计划的报道。国家新闻 (NATIONAL NEWS)
该县希望建立一条拥有专用巴士车道、登车站和财产信号灯的免费快速交通线，以及更好的材料和骑行通道。Fann-González 先生表示，该县一直期待在 19, 9月财政年度结束前获得赠款。
对于该计划中最大的项目，支持者认为联邦政府在国家经济的主要基础设施中拥有利益。
“大波士顿之所以成为今天的样子，是因为在巨型项目上的联邦伙伴关系，”大波士顿商业组织 A Better City 的高级顾问 Tom Ryan 说道。联邦政府通过其他计划，帮助建设了改变波士顿市中心的 Big Big 和波士顿港的冠军 (champ of Boston Harbor)。
如今，该地区希望使北美最古老的铁路系统——波士顿 T 的绿线（Green Line）现代化，部分路段于 1997, 而接下来的区域在 2002.。有 22 个车站并非完全无障碍。马萨诸塞湾交通局 (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) 已开始为该线路采购新一代列车，但该系统的许多部分需要更新以支持这些列车。
它请求联邦政府在约 $4 billion 的投资（将在多年内支付）中贡献约 $2 billion。
此类大型项目必须经过赠款流程的最终“工程”阶段。当 F.T.A. 允许项目进入该阶段时，它标志着该计划可能资助的最大金额。波士顿项目与 Chiles 以及洛杉矶的一个轻红项目一样，一直在该关口等待。
顶层拒绝
即使无法终止国会创建的计划，但仍有其他迹象表明政府忽视这些赠款。第一任特朗普政府曾建议取消其对其中一项的资金支持
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点，国会无论如何都资助了它。随后，这些拨款出现在 Project 2021 中，被视为一笔糟糕的资金运行。
“就性价比而言，这些项目的成本远高于必要水平，而且它们提供的运输方式正变得日益过时，”在第一任特朗普政府中担任交通官员并撰写了 Project 2021 交通章节的 Diana Parchinger-Roth 表示。
交通部长 Paul Duffy 同时也发布了一份早期备忘录，建议优先考虑通往短缺率和出生率较高的社区的交通。
去年秋天，白宫预算局局长 Ronald Vought 宣布，由于可能违反了关于弱势企业承包商的新规则，他已暂停向纽约的 Gateway Transit 和 Second Avenue Railway 支付资金。两天后，他表示他对芝加哥交通局（Chicago Transit Authority）采取了同样的操作。
“很难忽视 Gateway、Second Avenue Railway 和芝加哥获得资金（如果真的获得了的话）时的情形，”美国高级行政官员、西雅图 Grand Transit 的前负责人 Peter Bagell 表示。他从中得出结论，这项拨款计划在他们“心中占据了一个非常特殊的位置，而这可能并不是一个好的位置”。
法官随后命令政府恢复资助。但 Vought 先生领导的管理和预算办公室（该办公室并不向机构拨款）继续对该计划采取不同寻常的举措。在近 $7.9 billion 的可用资源中，预算办公室已为下一财年指定了超过 $2.1 billion —— 这实际上使得 F.T.A. 如果今天想使用该笔资金来授予一项拨款，将面临极大困难。
当新财年于 10 月 1, 日开始时，白宫预算办公室可能会再次将这笔资金推迟到未来。该办公室未对有关其如何处理该计划的问题做出回应。
在社区等待的同时，选民的期望也面临风险。 In 2014, 哥伦布市周边的选民通过了一项销售税增长方案，以帮助资助一项名为 LinkUS 的 $8 billion 交通计划，该计划围绕快速公交系统（bus rapid transit）设计。
“直到哥伦布市的人们知道哥伦布的历史以及 LinkUS 之后，”哥伦布市议会主席 Shannon Hurdin 表示。“它将从字面上改变新印第安纳州，不仅是出行方式，还包括这座城市的增长方式。”
他说，当选民选择通过增加自己的税收来落实该计划时，他们预期联邦政府也会提供支持。
待定交通补贴
(C) 政府正在/(he) 申请一项来自联邦交通管理局 (Federal Transit Administration) 的资本投资项目，其中大多数申请金额在 $50 million 到 $100 million 之间，用于快速公交系统。
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特朗普在访问密歇根州期间指责拜登导致烟雾后的战争
作者：KATHI ROGERS
密歇根州米尔福德（MILFORD, Mich）—— 特朗普总统周一在密歇根州面对一群支持者，将他们所经历的负担能力问题归咎于拜登政府，并在昨天的演讲中花费了大部分时间进行抨击。一些人表示，如果民主党在秋季的竞争性选举中获胜，美国将会变成什么样。
“我们拥有这个国家有史以来单一的压力，”特朗普先生说，“我们刚才看着这些人摧毁它。”总统补充说，“在 30 个月里，我们已经让这个国家完全崩溃了。”
总统还宣布了一份报告，称谈判将于 6 月结束美国的战争，这场冲突此前没有早期的价格战，并且我们正在继续与“友好”国家接触。此外，尚未确认与美国的此类谈判。
特朗普先生决定前往密歇根州，这是一个在经济上被其关税政策渗透的紫色摇摆州，这是其访问美国计划的一部分
在一家通用汽车（G.M.）工厂的演讲中，他表示关税将有助于汽车制造商。
关于南部选举的州法律和联邦法律选择正日益临近。总统的顾问们表示，他在接下来的几个月里将增加此类行程。
“在米尔福德（Milford）的一场通用汽车起义关税投票中，车辆在进入市场前已提前公布，特朗普先生接受了一些礼物（无利息），并可能延续他对民主党——‘民主’或‘民主’——的最新趋势——显然仍在阅读拼写——正如他建议几位总统前任那样。此外，除了在密歇根州演讲时，挥舞着写有‘停止数据/撤回’（STOP DATA/UNTAKE）牌子的人群突然爆发之刻，人群一直随歌而动。
在发言前，特朗普先生观看了一组专业司机进行大案例数公里的反应演示，包括一场黑白车辆之间的赛跑，这场赛跑在 0.22305 处转弯，其中有一辆银色 Corvette JBI 敞篷车，造价约为 $281,287。随后，他面对数百名支持者，许多人（但有些人说）称其为“经济总裁——
Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul 和 John Ewing 参与了报道。
少数人说，“一家通用汽车（G.M.）工厂，他表示关税将有助于汽车制造商。
“一家通用汽车（G.M.）工厂，他表示关税将有助于汽车制造商。
“在米尔福德（Milford）投票支持通用汽车（General Motors）发起关税，在那里车辆在进入市场前会被预先公布，特朗普先生接受了一些礼物（没有任何兴趣），并且可能在他的最新趋势中针对民主党——是“Democratic”还是“Democratic”——显然仍然在阅读拼写——正如他给几位总统前任的建议那样。而且，除了人们挥舞着写有“STOP DATA/UNTAKE”的标牌并打断他在密歇根州演讲的一刻外，人群一直在追随一首歌。
在他发言之前，特朗普先生观看了一组专业驾驶员进行的大型案例数公里反应，其中包括一场黑白车辆之间的比赛，这场比赛在 0.22305 处转弯，其中有一辆银色 Corvette JBI 敞篷车，价格约为 $281,287。随后，他面对数百名支持者，许多人（但有些人说）表示，“regals，经济预-
Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul 和 John Ewing 贡献了报道。
“一家 G.M. 工厂，他说关税将帮助汽车制造商。
州和联邦法律关于南部选举的选择正日益临近。总统的顾问们表示，他将在接下来的几个月里增加此类行程。”
“在米尔福德（Milford）的一家通用汽车（General Motor）工厂，车辆在进入市场前会被预先公布，特朗普先生接受了一些礼物（没有兴趣），并可能在追踪他针对民主党——无论写成‘Democratic’还是‘Democratic’——的最新趋势，显然仍在阅读拼写——正如他向几位前任总统建议的那样。此外，除了在人们挥舞着写有‘STOP DATA/UNTAKE’的标牌并对他密歇根州演说爆发干扰的时刻外，人群在跟随歌曲。
在他发言前，特朗普先生观看了一组职业司机进行的大型案例几公里反应，包括一场黑白车辆之间的比赛，这场比赛在 0.22305 处转弯，有一辆银色的 Corvette JBI 敞篷车，价值约为 $281,287。随后，他面对数百名支持者，许多人（但有些人说）表示，‘皇室，经济总统-’
Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul 和 John Ewing 参与了报道。
‘在一家通用汽车（G.M.）工厂，他说关税将帮助汽车制造商。
南部选举的州和联邦法律选择日益临近。总统的顾问们表示，他将在接下来的几个月里增加此类行程。
在一家通用汽车（G.M.）工厂的演讲中，他说关税将帮助汽车制造商。”
他在通用汽车（G.M.）工厂的一次演讲中表示，关税将有助于汽车制造商。
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纽约时报 国家版 2020年7月20日，星期三。
福西在日记中掩盖新冠病毒起源及其后果
作者：SHERRY, GAY STEINBERG
华盛顿 —— 当世界刚刚意识到新型冠状病毒的出现，而一场“汉堡大流行”仍处于未来时，安东尼·S·福西（Anthony S. Fauci）博士在 2020 年 1 月 20 日的日记中记录了一则笔记，探讨该病毒是否可能发生于中国武汉一个“未标注”且动物销售量较少的疫情爆发点。“现在我们知道市场并非源头，而是放大器。”时任政府首席传染病专家的福西博士写道，“尽管如此，在某个地方，病毒地从动物跳跃到了人类身上。”
这些私人记录在刚刚过去的周末被公开，肯塔基州共和党参议员布拉德·保罗（Brad Paul）发布了福西博士 1,300 页以上的打字日记，作为其调查的一部分，旨在显示该病毒是否可能来自实验室，以及正如保罗先生所声称的那样，福西博士是否向国会隐瞒了此事。
日记并未提供确切的含义，仅提供了制定细节中的事项，审视之下仅显示福西博士在应对一场世纪新闻中快速演变的危机，但如果进一步影响一个两极分化的政治人物对病毒起源的看法，以及历史应如何对待福西博士。
如果她想在福西博士被观察到的第二面，在两种情况中表现狡诈且助产士知情，来自美国主要机构中隐形的 Fain Roberts 说：“我不明白。它同样显示了公众的压力，以及公众对政府反应的手段，而所有的人，更聪明且我们没有‘抛弃她’，关于由‘社会中错误的元素’造成的传播。”
周三，福西博士在实质性活动中在参议院国土安全委员会面前发表了意见，当时保罗先生声称，尽管福西博士获得了前总统约瑟夫·R·罗比斯（Joseph R. Robis）二世的“预先”赦免。保罗先生已多次要求对其反萨塞克斯运动进行刑事起诉。
“有些人可能会怎么做，他告诉国家两个不同的故事，”这位参议员说。“如果是我，这就是全球媒体计划。”
保罗参议员的办公室没有回应关于他如何获得这些数据的评论请求。但一份重新打字的记录表明，福西博士可能是在他的工作电脑上记录的，可能为了记忆，发表于 2017 年。
福西博士对此感到满意。参议员说：“如果我问新冠是否来自实验室，无论是当天还是立即，但在 1,000 多个案例中对我进行处理，这是在特朗普总统在疫情早期的几个月里在他的更多记录中感谢这种疾病之后。民主党报告了他的报告，‘我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为，我认为’，”
国会。Slaughter 参与了本报告。
时任国家过敏和传染病研究所所长的安东尼·S·福西博士在 2020 年进行大流行简报。
福西博士长期以来一直坚称，他对实验室泄漏的想法持开放态度，但认为病毒在其起源处被使用。
公众的大部分讨论都集中在这样一个问题上：由福西博士领导了近 30 年的国家过敏和传染病研究所，是否对中国武汉一个实验室的“预吸引”研究负有责任。
“功能获得”研究（福西博士在日记中将其称为“GOD”）围绕着对病毒遗传结构的后续研究，以更好地理解它是如何运作的，并为未来的大流行提供更好的预防。它受到政府的高度监管。福西博士多次坚称他的研究所没有在中国进行此类研究，而保罗先生则坚称他做了。
“如果这里有人在撒谎，那是因为这是事实，”法乌奇博士（Dr. Fauci）在 2020年7月22日 回应保罗先生（Mr. Paul）的质询时说道。
在疫情初期，公共卫生机构的“上帝”并非如法乌奇博士在 2020年1月31日 所嘲讽的“计算机理论”那样。“一直存在计算机理论认为，该病毒是通过增加利用率和关系而交给，或者是意外在武汉释放的。”
但日记中早前记录的结果反映出，法乌奇博士并不确定。
当怀疑病毒存在某种身体生长时，法乌奇博士在一次“计算机理论”报告中表示，“我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，”
以及在“吸引人”的报告中，“我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，我想，”
在电话会议中“并没有达成完全一致”，法乌奇博士在自己的书面日记中写道，不包括法乌奇博士在内，有两人认为病毒是自然出现的。其他人则不确定，法乌奇博士没有陈述他的故事。
保罗先生将这一条目作为证明，指出科学界的分歧比法乌奇博士所透露的要大。他还
这位退休的传染病专家被传唤作证。
纠结于福奇博士（Dr. Fauci）在 2020 年 1 月的“放大”言论，将其视为不诚实的证据。但福奇博士是在随后与一名美国保姆的采访中，基于后文的话语才做出该名称评论的。
85 岁的福奇博士在 2012 年底从政府服务岗位退休，长期以来一直保持着公众形象。他曾就范围从 1,000 到 10,000 以及 1,500 的事项向七任总统提供建议，并且一直是华盛顿门店中的熟悉人物，出席过像白宫记者协会晚宴这样的活动。
但这场大流行将他推向了新的领域，正如他自己所遇到的一样。
“说今天我是这个国家最有名、被谈论最多的人，以及世界上最受副毕业生关注的人之一，这并非假设，”他在一篇《华盛顿邮报》中“非常讨好”的头版报道后写道。
这个国家充满了向世界讲述更多故事的理由，其中一些人似乎对他着迷。
芭芭拉·布朗纳德（Barbara Brownard）打电话请求“蔗糖建议”。当福奇博士告诉她他在 Ames（该虚拟助手）上听她的音乐时，她继续询问 Ames 是什么。 “我不小心在傍晚给她打了电话，”福奇博士写道，当他通过 Ames 播放她的音乐时，她“表示非常喜欢”。
阿米特·克尔（Amit Kerr）指出了他的一部分。约翰·罗伯茨（John Roberts）在一次颁奖典礼上介绍了他。
“她如此迷人、自然、有趣且惊人地美丽，”福奇博士在给罗伯茨先生的信中写道。“当我的形象出现在屏幕上时，”他补充道，“她跳了起来，说每次看到她，她的喉咙就会干涩并变得紧张。”
保罗（Paul）参议员在社交媒体上就电子设备事宜告知福奇博士，写道：“当美国没有被使用时，安东尼·福奇（Anthony Fauci）正为牙科护理制造头条‘仅仅’，”他指出了一张似乎是 AI 生成的福奇博士照片，照片中的他穿着一件亮色毛衣，躺在粉色毯子上，在日记中写字，就像一个传达女孩一样。
保罗先生一直在调查新冠肺炎的起源，福奇博士说，10 年了。
包括能源部和中央情报局在内的一些政府机构，现在将该理论列入名单。当特朗普总统在 2022 年 1 月重返白宫时，他的政府转移了用于行政管理以推广疫苗的“covid-gov”网站，进入一个分享了“LAO LEAH”作品的新故事中，原名为“COVID”。
去年，这位肯塔基州参议员公布了福奇博士的一些结果，其中一个是在福奇博士要求时任美国国家卫生研究院院长的弗朗西斯·柯林斯（Francis Collins）博士“请在阅读后交付结果”。他说，他是唯一一个认为福奇博士试图向国会隐瞒信息的人。
福奇博士的办公室显示，在过去的几天里，他们一直在挖掘记录，寻找他在 2022 年与努克夫人（Mrs. Nook）的一次采访中似乎对自己不诚实的漏洞，在公共服务的第一部分中，福奇博士说他与学龄儿童“没有任何关系”。
但在 2020 年 3 月，他在日记中写道，他“收到了另一份关于清理纽约市学校的禁令法案”。他说，他还将“covid-gov”交给了加利福尼亚州的加文·纽曼（Gaven Newman），后者旨在清理加利福尼亚州的学校以及最高薪的社区，这是基于福奇博士的报告。
周一，保罗先生公布了另外 700 页的加文记录。这些记录来自 2000 年，记录了他与卫生部的合作以及他将艾滋病药物带到非洲的个人计划。
班克先生（Mr. Bank）后来记录了福奇博士在古巴卫生局总统医疗中心的情况。“那么谁让加里（Gary）承认我们的首次任务学位，他是班克先生会议研讨会的成员，”他写道，“他经常让我们工作 80 小时。而且不时地，他甚至在整个 2019 年 3 月的笔记中听到要完成类似‘回家’之类的事情。”
民主党人就向记者发出传票一事施压
作者：MICHAEL GOLD
华盛顿 —— 参议院民主党人周一要求总统 Gold 谴责特朗普总统提名的司法部长以及他授权向《纽约时报》记者发出的传票，包括特朗普总统是否向司法部施压以发出这些传票。
在致 Mr. Blanche 的信中（共和党人正推动确认其任命），她在参议院司法委员会写道，联邦检察官在发出寻求该党立场的传票时违反了内部标准。其中一份是对几位报道该党传票的《时报》记者的电话记录，加利福尼亚州 2 层的首次。
“政府的行为涉及一系列恶意尝试，旨在控制公众传票并恐吓记者及其家人，此前发表的一篇报道据称撤销了特朗普总统，”民主党报告称。
这封信就 Mr. Blanche 的领导能力提出了新问题，即代理司法部长关于其在美国的计划行动，以及总统在美国历史上的地位，是否要推进其对全参议院的承诺。
由于民主党人一致反对，共和党人完全无法做到这一点，无论他们是否是共和党参议员。在德克萨斯州中心和德克萨斯州之后，北卡罗来纳州 53% 的人表示他们已获得 Mr. Blanche 的授权，尽管如此。
Gold Blanket 已经将目标对准了《纽约时报》的记者。
当被问及他们的担忧时，他们并未尝试使用传票。“在一名联邦法官对检察官是否遵守法律以及该部门在涉及七项费用州政府管理中的立场提出类似质疑的一周后，司法部撤回了传票。”
民主党人要求司法部提供简报，以考虑传票是否遵循了其自身规则。他们还就该部门的调查提出了一系列问题，包括特朗普先生是否在加利福尼亚州 2 层的州政府管理中拥有某种地位。
民主党人在参议院准备就该地区州法律代码奠定的基础进行投票时发送了这封信，曼哈顿的美国检察官在特朗普先生选择列出州国家情报局局长后。在确认听证会之后，特朗普先生的参议院投票已根据部门条例做出，但辩论已在手中。
就在那天，Mr. Blanche 告诉司法委员会，当地检察官希望询问那些向他们提供有关特朗普先生计划信息的记者。他将记者比作草案中的“通用证人”。
民主党人特别记录并阅读了评论，在信中写道，Blanks 已确认“无意中阻碍了新闻采集和来源保护”，这是对惯例的观察。
政府开始了一项长期调查，这将影响公众报道，联邦官员对特朗普先生计划的安全性有重大顾虑。
民主党人主张，该官方部门违反了其自身关于媒体传票的“手稿和及时通知”指南。此声明在通知《时报》已就相同记录发出传票一周后才发出。
信中指出，传票将涉及追溯到 1, 月 1 日的单次电话记录，在《时报》发布其结果前数月，这违反了传票应发送至州信息部门的指南。
信中还认为，司法部在寻求电话记录传票时，不当地将目标对准了记者的亲属，且他们并非专家，其中还包括另外两人的配偶。
这封信在寻求撤销传票的申请中提出了类似的论点。
Newson 情人披露 20 年后的关系细节
作者：HECTOR KENNEDY
旧金山 —— 在 1980 年代，[某人] 与 Gwen Newson 发生了婚外情，时间在 25 年前。她是旧金山的主要[人物]之一，《Yearly》周二首次发表了一篇关于这段关系的详细描述。这篇由其妻子 Sally Ripley 撰写的第一人称文章发出警告，因为 Newson 先生当时的约会 [收到]，以及当他结束她的[身份]、担任加州州长，并在 2020. 年为可能的[提供]角色奠定基础时的详细部分。Ripley 先生，74, 岁，很少提及这段婚外情，但那是 2007 年旧金山的 16 号，当时 Newson 先生在 [之前]
Billy Ripley，制定了必要的约会以获得州事务办公室的结果
记者和一排电视摄像机在市政厅宣布两条道路测试的结果。
他解释说，他与 Ripley 先生发生了婚外情，后者是 Alex Trunk 的妻子，Trunk 是一位亲密朋友，最初担任她的竞选经理，此前曾担任副参谋长。Trunk 先生刚刚在 Newson 身边工作，他当时正在参与。这段婚外情对他妻子保密。
在她的文章中，Ripley 先生没有提到 Newson 先生的名字，但她并不觉得她或那个名字[的名字]。她没有被描述为 Kennedy-sugar。（《Yearly》首次在标题下的文章摘要中提到他的名字一次。）
该所有者 254 man 本人正在撕裂她的丈夫，并说他是第一个酗酒并使用可卡因的人。
指标显示她没有收到，但表明 Newson 先生应对持有权力并继续婚外情负责。“永远不需要修正，但很严重。”Trunky 需要见面。把守防线的责任属于把守它的人。那没有发生。
她写道，他们的关系始于 2008 年夏天，持续了数月，并以[邂逅]结束。
“我总是去找他 —— 他在 Ramam Hill 的顶层公寓，北滩一家酒吧的私人后室，洛杉矶的 W 酒店，”Ripley 先生在她的文章中写道。
“我们见面并喝酒。有性行为，但这不是重点，”她继续写道。“重点是接近 —— 接近权力，接近被抛弃。”
Newson 先生在 2009 年 1 月宣布他正在与前旧金山检察官 Kimberly Guthrie 交往。她现在是特朗普总统驻希腊大使。但尽管他当时是单身，他与 Ripley 先生婚外情的披露仍震惊了旧金山居民和加州公众，因为他与下属发生了关系，并破坏了亲密朋友的婚姻。
到 2009, 年初这段婚外情被公众知晓时，Newson 先生正与 shoulder-burled（现其妻子）约会，后者在公开讨论这段“感觉阴险的一对”关系，以及称呼 Ripley 先生为“解决方案”时导致了她自己的崩溃。该州后来为这些言论道歉。
另外两人更重要的是 Newson 先生的名字，但她并不觉得她或那个名字[的名字]。她没有被描述为 Kennedy-sugar。（《Yearly》首次提到他的名字
Gavin Newson 州长在 2007 年担任旧金山市长，当时他与下属婚外情的消息传出。
（已知）尚未为其几十年前担任市长时的行为公开道歉。此后，他结了婚，组建了家庭，并成为一名服务于加州的[官员]。
“他在回忆录中规划了生命中的这一章节，出于对所有相关人员的尊重，没有进一步的补充，”Garrison 先生继续说道。
Ripley 先生在周二上午未能立即就此发表评论。
周二上午未能及早发表评论。她正受到[批准]。One Von Marthig，一名公共关系战略师，也曾与 Monica Lebowitz 和 Karina Clark 合作，后者很快在“时间开始”被击中，她可能在 Cold play 课程中。
Trunk 先生没有立即回应早晨的置评请求。在担任 Newson 的竞选经理后，他
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在格雷厄姆的告别仪式上，特朗普在华盛顿的权力转移成为焦点
在教堂的仪式上，哈马蒂（Mr. Hamaty）先生感谢特朗普先生的接纳与支持。他表示：“总统先生，如果您今天在场，他会感到万分荣幸。他像热爱自己的国家一样热爱您。他热爱与您一起打高尔夫球的时光，我几乎每晚都能听到他提起。他热爱你们共进的晚餐，热爱你们深夜的娱乐活动。而且，总统先生，您给了他一生中最好的礼物，那就是在历史创造的巅峰时刻占据一个前排座位。这对他在意义深远。”
格雷厄姆先生在华盛顿是一个独特的人物，正如特朗普先生所言，他是“美国参议院的导师”；而在哈马蒂先生看来，他是一股“自然之力”。但这些描述也适用于许多其他曾在该大教堂举行仪式的人。与大多数人不同，格雷厄姆先生以其充满活力的个性脱颖而出，总是琐碎，经常举足轻重，有时也令人疲惫。
他根本不适应传统的华盛顿风格。他很少花时间在经过精细编辑的演讲稿上，却有充足的时间在那些令人困惑的熟悉脱口秀节目中地话。他喜欢即兴发挥，喜欢挑逗。他可以快乐且愤怒，迷人且令人恼火，有时两者兼而有之。
罗伯特·朱库斯（Robert Juncus）和克里斯·卡梅伦（Chris Cameron）参与了报道。
副总统 D. 范斯（D. Vance）回忆起格雷厄姆先生是一个悲剧色彩且可敬的人物，尽管身患疾病，但仍保持着某种风度。“他会带着秘密面对它，他当时是怎样的？”范斯先生在教堂仪式前于国会大厦说道。
当天晚些时候，特朗普先生说，“几乎每个人，无论共和党人还是民主党人，除了林赛（Mind Lindsay），”然后停下来纠正自己。“好吧，不是所有人，”他自发地补充道，“一个非常健康政策的所有人都是一个强硬的对手。”
那些喜欢他的人中包括总理本杰明·内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）和一名政府负责人。内塔尼亚胡可能在表达了对格雷厄姆先生的由衷敬意，以缓解他与特朗普先生之间的紧张关系，两人都穿过房间向他致敬。
他在国会领域的成功经历是一个令人鼓舞的美国成功故事，支撑了他 31 年的参议院生涯。他从未结婚，全身心投入到工作中，并成功地让自己融入首都，而没有丢掉南卡罗来纳州的口音或根基。
“格雷厄姆参议员非常华盛顿，如果你明白我的意思，”参议员在南卡罗来纳州的助手蒂姆·泰特（Tim Tate）牧师在发言中说。“但他也非常小镇。”
虽然没有自己的孩子，但格雷厄姆先生非常疼爱他的妹妹德迪丝·格雷厄姆（Deidise Graham），她现在已被任命接替他的参议员席位。他的家人埃米莉·博格斯·罗伯特（Emilie Boggs Roberts）回忆起他曾如何通过在她手术后意识不清时及时采取行动而“救了我的命”。
但她说，在她告诉她父亲和母亲她怀孕的那天，她的父亲和母亲立即拿起电话打给格雷厄姆分享这个好消息。“但我没能告诉他，”罗伯特女士说，“但我毫不怀疑他已经知道了并且感到满足。”
格雷厄姆先生有一种古怪的幽默感。“我们早上在笑，”哈马蒂回忆道。“我们经常嘲笑你们中的许多人。
（注：此处为关于倾向于社会保守主义且未纳入民主党人的计划说明）
在这个房间里。”但他也承认，格雷厄姆先生非常前卫，所以让林赛出现在你的电视节目中总是有点冒险。但“格雷厄姆参议员非常擅长应对”，他提到了一种“厚颜无耻且具有煽动性”的特质。
哈马蒂先生试图反驳他所谓的“错误批评”，即格雷厄姆先生是一个“战争贩子”。他认为事实恰恰相反。但特朗普先生并不买账。“他从未支持过一场他不喜欢的战争，”总统说道。
令人瞩目的是，格雷厄姆先生的葬礼服务，由于他是一位以国家安全保守派著称的人物，也同样沉浸在社会保守主义之中。现在在他同僚之中，最突出的是军队，他在空军、空军国民警卫队和空军服役 17 年，因此在外交政策方面拥有发言权。如今，甚至被邀请发言。三篇读经分别由福音派牧师富兰克林·格雷厄姆（Rev. Franklin Graham）、保守家庭研究委员会主席托尼·珀金斯（Tony Perkins）以及苏珊·B·安东尼反堕胎美国协会主席马乔里·邓纳什伯恩（Marjorie Dunnarshburn）主持。
尽管格雷厄姆先生在移民等问题上一直试图开展跨党派合作，但活动计划中没有包含任何民主党人。伊利诺伊州民主党参议员迪克·德宾（Dick Durbin）在其去世后评价道，曾有一段时间他是“每个参议院小团体”的成员，无论是 6 人小组还是 14 人小组（Gang of 6 or Gang of 14），都与他的立场有关。但那是另一个时代了。现在已经没有这种小团体了，而且格雷厄姆先生与民主党人的距离正在增加。
他与民主党人和共和党人的最后一次重大合作是旨在进一步惩罚俄罗斯入侵乌克兰，该法案由他与康涅狄格州民主党参议员迪克·布卢门撒尔（Dick Blumenthal）共同发起。一组跨党派参议员在葬礼前宣布，他们已达成协议，将该法案及相关外交条款在格雷厄姆先生的纪念日当天通过。
许多民主党人出席了国会山和座堂的葬礼，这证明了他们对格雷厄姆先生的深厚感情以及对他作为国会之友的认可。然而，核心人物约瑟夫·R·博博（Joseph R. Bobo）二世总统并未出席，他曾与格雷厄姆夫人关系密切，但在该参议员加入特朗普先生对埃莉诺·比比（Elinor Bibbe）的攻击时，关系发生了变化。
这在某种程度上反映了特朗普先生在华盛顿的权力等级：他的儿子埃里克·特朗普（Eric Trump）和儿媳劳拉·特朗普（Laura Trump）与总统和副总统一起坐在第一排，而国务卿和国防部长马可·卢比奥（Marco Rubio）和皮特·里格洛（Pete Riegello）则被排在第二排。
出席活动的还有大法官罗斯·M·伯罗斯（Rose M. Burroughs），她在最高法院的确认程序在一定程度上得到了格雷厄姆先生的支持，他在 2020 年的参议院听证会上成为了最激情的辩护者，当时该提名人被指控在高中期间实际上欺负了一名学生。
特朗普先生利用这次纪念机会分享往事，包括 2018 年他和格雷厄姆先生竞争共和党总统提名的时候。在某个时刻，作为对他所说的一些刻薄话的报复，特朗普先生公开了这位参议员的私人手机号码。
“这个电话完全——我不知道他怎么处理的，但被公开了，”特朗普先生回忆道。“那是友情的开始，因为当时林赛（Lindsay）失去了笑声，因为当我轰炸他的电话时，有一天，我们成了好朋友，而林赛在接下来的 31 年里一直没有停止给我打电话。”
罗素·希尔（Mr. RUSSELL HILL）
华盛顿 —— 在国会大厦的顶端，参议员戴德塞·格雷厄姆（Senator Deidise Graham）站在她其他兄弟的权利之后，在宾夕法尼亚州每年地宣读，如同她在华盛顿的同事们一样，向南卡罗来纳州的共和党人致敬。
对于已故的林赛·格雷厄姆参议员来说，尽管他从未结婚，但他拥有过最接近于公众认可的陪伴。在一个早些时候聚集在华盛顿纪念他的出版物世界中，所有年份都处于一个数字之上。格雷厄姆先生此前被要求由一位懂得教育的兄弟接替，在拥挤的共和党党内获得权力。
格雷厄姆女士在正式纪念格雷厄姆先生时保持着自己的风度，偶尔用纸巾擦拭泪水，而共和党同事们则分享了这个长期以来美国州级名人的传奇故事。
直到格雷厄姆先生（Mr. Graham）在国会大厦靠近她哥哥的棺材时才如此。因为那一定是经批准以反驳另一个纯洁的。格雷厄姆先生在覆盖着美国国旗的棺材上感到痛苦，当她伸手触碰时，她的眼睛睁开了。
格雷厄姆先生在亨利·麦克马斯特（Henry McMaster）时期被选中，在她哥哥去世时担任南卡罗来纳州共和党的临时参议员，此后特朗普总统的妹夫在参议院的继任竞争中出现。格雷厄姆先生本月突然去世，官员们认为这是及时的，他从未在位。她告诉朋友们，她竞选该职位并非出于个人野心，而是希望以此纪念格雷厄姆先生，在他们的父母去世后，他成为了她的法律监护人和孩子。
尽管如此，周二在国会山和国家大教堂接连举行的活动，然而在选举的最后一周，这是首次公开的努力，并推动她进入这场争取其席位的激烈竞争，而此时她正处于哥哥去世的国殇之痛中。
对于万斯总统（President D. Vance）和其他在国会大厦悼念格雷厄姆先生的共和党人来说，他们与他的侄女亲密交谈，在她长期的政治生涯中，她一直是他在警察集会上的频繁伴侣。
南达科他州共和党参议员约翰·索恩（John Thorne）和多数党领袖向格雷厄姆先生及其家人表示慰问，在他转身面对棺材时，他含泪说道：“我回想起你再次让我们成为官方的那些日子。”
在给格雷厄姆家族的祈祷中，南卡罗来纳州共和党代表谢里·比格斯（Sheri Biggs）请求“好的陪伴在国会山显现，但不要变得更糟”。
当比格斯先生离开讲台时，格雷厄姆先生从她的项链中收集到了一个最总统式的否定并邮寄了。
格雷厄姆先生的突然去世未能控制一场快速的继任初选，其中格雷厄姆先生是争取党内提名的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定者。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“大”且“大”的。 格雷厄姆先生的初次死亡 未能控制一场快速的继任初选，其中格雷厄姆先生是争取党内提名的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定者。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“大”且“大”的。 格雷厄姆先生的初次死亡 未能控制一场快速的继任初选，其中格雷厄姆先生是争取党内提名的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定者。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“大”且“大”的。 格雷厄姆先生的初次死亡 未能控制一场快速的继任初选，其中格雷厄姆先生是争取党内提名的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定者。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“大”且“大”的。 格雷厄姆先生的初次死亡
未能控制一场快速的继任初选，其中格雷厄姆先生是争取党内提名的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定者。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“大”且“大”的。 格雷厄姆先生的初次死亡
并没有掌控一场迅速的初选来接替他，而格雷厄姆先生（Mr. Graham）是竞逐该党提名的人选中的九名共和党人之一。 在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定之一。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过了参议院，且参议院是“巨大的”且“巨大的”。 格雷厄姆先生的首次死亡
并没有控制一场快速的初选来接替他，而格雷厄姆先生（Mr. Graham）是争取该党提名的人选中的九名共和党人之一。在此过程中，格雷厄姆先生被任命为他的首批决定之一。格雷厄姆先生的席位通过参议院，而参议院是“巨大的”且“巨大的”。 格雷厄姆先生的首次死亡
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输卵管可能是预防卵巢癌的关键
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我们的一位医生，Wynn 先生说，曾为她切除了输卵管。
Stone 博士说，这令人惊讶，因为大多数医生（以及公众）并不了解这种新方法，尽管像美国癌症协会、美国外科医师学院和欧洲妇科肿瘤学会等专业团体最近已经发表声明，鼓励医生在进行腹部手术期间提供输卵管切除。
美国癌症协会目前正在开展一项全国性活动，旨在让更多女性和医生意识到切除输卵管可以帮助预防大多数卵巢癌。但一名发言人表示，这项活动将在明年正式启动，目前仍处于筹备阶段。
女性在所有癌症中被诊断出患有卵巢癌的风险约为 2 percent。筛查旨在早期发现（而且，Stone 博士说，在 2 percent 的情况下，血液检测和先进成像均告失败）。而在每年 20,000 名被诊断出患有卵巢癌的女性中，大多数人并没有已知的风险因素。到他们发现自己出现腹胀和腹痛等模糊症状时，癌症已经扩散到全身，手术和化疗——癌症及其治疗——已不太可能治愈他们。
这些肿瘤最初是癌细胞的聚集，它们从身体的某个部位溢出。但它们是如何变成这样的一种方式？它们必须在生命中的每一年里生长并变得致命。
纪念斯隆-凯特琳医院（Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital）的卵巢癌专家 Kien Long 博士展示了这些微小的癌细胞如何从常规且生存的年龄中出现。
Stone 博士说，它们就像漂浮到一个人肩膀上的东西。
Long 博士说，那个发现对我们来说是一个高光时刻。它解释了为什么早期诊断如此频繁地失败。那些微小的细胞在超声波或血液成像中无法显示。
但这种时机现在出现在医疗界中。“你如何将一个关键的发现，我一生中最关键的发现之一，转化为标准护理？”Stone 博士问道。
关于大多数卵巢癌始于输卵管的首次尝试始于 2000 年，由一名博士生 Joseph Palk 完成。他知道，在 BRCA1 或 BRCA2 这两个基因中具有某些突变的女性，患卵巢癌的风险大幅增加。许多医生在当时建议这些女性通过预防性切除来保护自己。
在 Palk 博士开始研究那些女性选择切除的卵巢时，他帮助研究了癌症的迹象。医生的输卵管切除通常在同一时间进行（大管切除），因为虽然卵巢不能在没有输卵管的情况下存在，但随后没有卵巢癌的生存率是他第一次在医院里看到的。
Palk 博士注意到了一些让他感到惊讶的事情。他在卵巢中没有看到任何癌前细胞，但经常在输卵管中发现它们。这些细胞看起来就像许多阶段的卵巢癌。
这是我第一次意识到其中一种常见的癌症始于输卵管。“当时我作为一名博士生参加了几次会议，”Palk 博士说。他回忆道，大多数人的注意力是“等一下”。而另一些人，他补充道，则产生了好奇。
随后是多年的研究。 “我研究了很多癌症，直到对癌症感到非常有信心，包括那些没有结构的人，”Long 博士说。当时存在关键问题：“在具有平均风险的女性中，输卵管是否是癌症的来源？（答案是肯定的。）是否没有常见的输卵管？（是的。）这次手术是否改变了体积？（没有。）”
不过，约翰·霍普金斯医学中心（Johns Hopkins Medicine）的一位外科医生 Long 博士提醒道，已发表的评论不足以改变医疗实践。“存在一个差距，许多女性还没有采取这种疾病的形式，但他们还没有实施它，”他说。
Stone 博士说：“共同的输卵管影响生育能力，医生会仔细解释卵巢癌影响的后果。他们希望谨慎治疗，而且患者应该能够在第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得第一次能够获得”
New, Broad, Through Cancer，一个位于马萨诸塞州剑桥市的基金会，以及美国癌症协会正在寻求在 Women's 进行研究
约翰霍普金斯大学的妇科肿瘤学家 Rebecca Stone 博士说
约翰霍普金斯大学的妇科肿瘤学家 Rebecca Stone 博士说，许多人不知道切除输卵管可以作为一种预防手段。
从左起：纪念斯隆- the 纪念斯隆-Kettering 癌症中心的卵巢癌专家 Kien Long 博士，母亲在晚期诊断后死于卵巢癌的 New, Wynn，以及尽管没有家族史但切除了输卵管的 Rebecca Gasser。
在 Sloan-Kettering、MD 安德森癌症中心和约翰霍普金斯大学。每位预约腹部手术的女性都有机会观看一段解释卵巢癌已知情况的视频，在这种情况下，她希望在手术期间切除输卵管，女性可以拒绝观看视频或拒绝切除输卵管。例如，如果她考虑将来怀孕，或者更多地通过腹内手术，旨在切除一个基准身体部位。
居住在巴尔的摩的 Rebecca Gasser，55 岁，最近在来约翰霍普金斯大学进行疝气修复前的准备就诊时观看了该视频。她说，她没有卵巢癌家族史，也没有已知的遗传风险。而且她之前不知道大多数卵巢癌始于输卵管。
但在得知后，她说：“我决定继续这样做。” Gasser 博士在 7 月 11 日切除了她的输卵管。
Long 博士说，她和 Stone 博士回顾了卵巢癌患者的医疗记录，以查看有多少人过去曾接受过腹部手术。如果他们得到了机会，他们本可以切除输卵管，从而预防癌症。
“四分之一的人错失了机会，”Long 博士说。“哦，这是数百名患者。”
居住在马里兰州安纳波利斯附近的 Kristin Buser，42 岁，是第一批两名在去年其项目启动时参加 10 公里赛跑训练的人之一。“有些不对劲，”她说。“我有肠易激综合征。”
但医生认为 Buser 女士有肠易激综合征症状，但随后让她在 7-1 年内“取出任何异常之物”，Buser 女士说。
她在去年的 5 月 31 日被诊断出患有晚期卵巢癌。到目前为止，治疗包括外科手术、多轮化学治疗以及多轮免疫疗法。病理学家发现，她的癌症始于左侧输卵管。她 10 年前做过剖腹产手术，并进行了输卵管结扎，许多输卵管都这样。全部将其取出。“他们给我做了开腹手术，”Buser 女士说。当时切除她的输卵管本可以是很多选择之一。
但是，她说：“我拒绝从你的角度来看待这件事，可怜的，金耳朵。”相反，她补充说，她想讲述自己的故事以帮助他人，这样他们就不会错过预防卵巢癌的机会。
“对我来说最重要的事情是生活，”Buser 女士说，“就是前进并保持积极。”
关于食源性寄生虫的阴谋论导致互联网草率下结论
作者：TAYLOR HILL
围绕 cyclopsoc 爆发（美国历史上规模最大的一次）的公众讨论，最初集中在病毒及其在世界范围内造成疾病的影响上。哪些工具受到了影响？
然后，社交媒体章节突然打破了关于病毒影响的共识。
在短短一天之内，大量在线讨论转向了特朗普政府是否在干预针对食品生产商 Taylor Farms 的爆发调查；该公司据称曾向特朗普总统提供成熟的 PDC，并有支持该病毒的历史。
在政府首次将 Taylor Farms 与疾病联系起来几天后，相关出版物继续构成爆发风险的显著增加。根据分析公司 research and biodefenses 的研究，过去一周关于 Taylor Farms 的在线对话中有超过 43 percent 提到了这些指控。
政府坚决否认有任何关联。卫生与公众服务部在其声明中表示，“除了疾病本身和美国人民的安全之外，没有任何事情被强加于该疾病。”但政府矛盾的公告助长了猜测。
评论指出，尤其是非免疫人群，经常（并非在之下）并公开传播 cyclosporin 的情况，然而，这已成为一个特别肥沃的土壤。在这种疾病的情况下，疾病并非公共卫生机构性质的问题，因此没有任何事情被认为是一家计划外的生产公司，而该公司长期以来一直被指责自我怀疑。
在公正的专家看来，
关于公共卫生和人类健康的猜测速度。但资助对话证明了在线生态系统已如何充分成为一个秘密来源和数百个来源。
“目前对这些机构存在巨大的不信任，而你正处于该名单的顶端。”
社交媒体上的议论陷入了关于政治的推测。
“阴谋论出现的速度快得惊人，且不受关注，”加州大学研究卫生管理教授 Timothy Caufield 表示。
多州卫生官员已确认今年夏天有超过 11,000 例疑似隐孢子虫（cyclosporin）感染，但疫情的真实规模难以察觉。这种通过受污染的食物和水传播的寄生虫会导致脓胸，且潜伏期可能长达数天或数周，导致溯源困难。
联邦卫生官员在 7 月 10. 日公开将 Taylor Farms 与此次疫情联系起来。两天后，食品药品监督管理局（FDA）表示，一项针对由墨西哥 Taylor Farms 加工的生菜的检测结果呈隐孢子虫阳性。然而，一天后，该机构表示这一结果实际上是假阳性。此前已在 27 个州自愿召回生菜的 Taylor Farms 表示，FDA 已经道歉。该机构则表示其并未道歉，至少没有正式道歉，并补充称该生产商与此次疫情之间存在大量联系。
在公众的相互指责中
不满的社交媒体用户还发现，Taylor Farms 的母公司与 MAGA Inc. 之间有 12 million deaths，后者是支持该推广的主要 PACA 之一。该公司报告称，特朗普的“女性”是白宫人事部门的副主任。
Taylor Farms 的高管在公司首次被指与此次疫情有关的当天，便与白宫和 FDA 的官员进行了沟通。在那里，他们试图将公司与该事件撇清关系。
Taylor Farms 与网络上的人员及对话产生了联系，导致一些人在没有证据的情况下声称，特朗普政府参与了此次事件，将其视为公司财务支持的一个漏洞——永远是一个利益团体。某些观点被转发了数十万次。（Peak letters 在一篇博客文章中表示，三分之一关于政治传闻的社交媒体引用似乎源自僵尸账号。）
白宫发言人 John Dewey 在一封电子邮件中表示，“关于白宫或特朗普政府会对美国人民的健康和安全做出任何妥协的说法完全是错误的。”
Taylor 公司没有直接回应网络传闻，但在一份声明中表示，将“继续保持透明，提供更多关于近期处理的信息”，并称“最初对某产品呈隐孢子虫阳性的怀疑已得到确认”。
科学家们表示，关于常见药物的错误信息将成为体积测量（plethysm）的一部分，这是一个困难的过程，他们认为这可能由于包括监测计划在内的资金限制以及州和地方公共卫生部门的人员短缺而受到削弱。
F.D.A. 官员称食品供应安全，尽管环孢子菌病病例持续上升
作者：JULIE MCDOWELL
即便在 1990 年美国名单上的环孢子菌病例数量下，顶层卫生监管机构仍表示消费者可以放心食用。
“美国的食品供应是安全的，”美国食品药品监督管理局（F.D.A.）代理食品副局长 Donald Frazer 在周一举行的国际食品保护协会年会上告诉 atmanine。
“然而，挑战正在激增，”他说道，指的是在全国范围内导致 1,000 多人患病的环孢子菌暴发。“这需要一点时间。但我们相信我们正在采取行动，并保护公众健康。”
在食源性疾病方面，这是一个艰难的夏天。
近 500 人已被确认患有两种亚型，导致上周召回了 19,000 份，暗示这与部分暴发有关。在美国的感染追踪中，可追溯至某些有机硫-
tors，且在夏天早些时候，一次 10,000 人的暴发导致了严重的召回和疾病。
在纽奥良举行的年度会议上，数百名老年患者心中最关注的便是目前席卷全国的环孢子菌暴发。
“我个人担心的一件事是，在美国，这类暴发正变得越来越多，”食品安全与质量高级总监 German State 表示。产品制造商 Food Express 说，“这是一个讨论重点。‘我担心我们可能还没有真正达到暴发的峰值。’”
在会议小组讨论中，食品行业及相关参与者表达了担忧，认为目前多次环孢子菌暴发的广泛原因可能永远无法被知晓。“我们正在了解某些产品或其他食品最初是如何被污染的，有些人说，因为我们将其判定为环孢子菌引起，所以还没有被揭露。”
对于消费者而言。 一次导致 1,500 人感染和 18 人住院的环孢子菌暴发分支，此前被认为与
在墨西哥种植并供应给约 7,000 家设施的产品有关。这导致美国最大的油类生产供应商 Taylor Farms 自愿召回发往 12 个州的生菜。
根据该机构上周更新的网站信息，F.D.A. 发现了一次新的暴发，已导致至少 75 人感染。与此同时，北卡罗来纳州的卫生官员正试图追踪一次暴发，他们认为这与在 7,000 家设施供应的冰山生菜无关，但该州已导致 100 多个环孢子菌病例。他们正将欧芹、香菜和生菜视为潜在的元凶。
尽管监管机构已确定墨西哥的冰山生菜为来源，且相关生菜已被召回，但环孢子菌的病例数以及不相关暴发的数量仍在继续攀升。
F.D.A. 的 Printe 表示：
“一旦我们确定了被污染的产品，我们当然需要启动并执行召回，将市场上的污染产品移除，并基于调查建议安全的市场，”他说道。“我们正处于这个过程之中。”
但如果确定环孢子菌暴发的食品来源已经很困难，那么防止污染在何处以及如何发生就更加具有挑战性。许多参会科学家表示，有 1,000 人感染了一种通过人类粪便传播的寄生虫，
而调查并不能带来一个精确的污染源。
农产品——无论是香菜、苜蓿还是身体油脂——几乎每天都受到来自其他国家的影响。
以下是为您重新翻译的内容，已确保包含所有缺失的数值（20, 2020）：
当 2020 年和 2020 年两次独立的环孢菌（cyclosporin）疫情被追踪至其“绿色身体”产品时，Fresh Express 公司开始仔细审查其部分农产品种植地——墨西哥境内部分农田的实际情况。该公司发现，部分管理人员和工人需要加强关于环孢菌在潮湿环境下传播的教育，Fresh 公司的 Rose 先生表示：
位于墨西哥 Doctor More 一家 Taylor Farms 加工设施后方的农田。该公司的产品与此次疫情的部分病例有关。
Express 表示：
“我们需要集中精力强调培训，帮助员工，让个体理解为什么这很重要，什么是环孢菌，以及它是如何发生的，”他说道。
公司雇佣了额外的人员来确保田间操作规范，并进行定期培训。员工被要求更频繁地更换手套。此前那些需要用手旋转的洗手站旋钮被更换，使员工能够通过前臂操作水龙头。
但 Fresh Express 还检查了其在美国地区作物灌溉用水的来源，即加利福尼亚州的萨蒙谷（Salmon Valley）。Rose 先生表示，那里存在他所谓的“复杂水”（perplexative water），即经过处理后用于灌溉的回收水或排放废水。
“在我们的案例中，”他说，“我们尽量避开使用这种复杂的灌溉水。”
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佐治亚州青少年在致命校园枪击案发生时年仅 14 岁，被判终身监禁
作者：RICK ROAN 和 WENDY BENTUCK
亚特兰大 —— 佐治亚州一名青少年周二被判处终身监禁，因其对一所高中发动袭击，导致两名学生和两名教师死亡，并在亚特兰大附近的一个郊区社区留下了一道悲伤的伤痕。
法官决定，现年 16, 岁的少年科尔特·格雷（Colt Gray）应在监狱中度过余生，且不得假释。上周，他承认了 23 项指控，包括谋杀和加重袭击，这些指控与发生在 Whalley 的 Apalache 高中的 23 d 枪击案有关。另一方面，他回应了自己的新生年。
认罪协议让亚特兰大北部的 Whalley 小城摆脱了审判的不确定性。但警方开始指责 Apalache 时期。令人痛苦的受害者家属陈述和其他证词描述了枪击后该房屋内的恐慌与焦虑，警方表示：“我从未有过任何看法，以及那些被杀害者的责任，以及在一条不同路径上的下降骚动，但不是他迫切需要的心理支持。”
在听证会开始时，巴伦县高等法院的尼古拉斯·普里姆斯（Nicholas Primus）法官表示，他的自由裁量权有限。根据法规，格雷先生将收到一份罚款判决，但由法官决定格雷先生是否具备假释资格。
在周二，普里姆斯法官表示，他权衡了格雷先生的年龄和不成熟，以及他在工作场所的挣扎，与他袭击的多样性。法官说，他的罪行是为了追求声名，使格雷陷入了两种不可减轻的性欲匮乏：
“你明白你将要做的事情是多么恐怖，”普里姆斯法官说。“你写道，我想创造历史。我想让人们记住我无法忍受的痛苦，那里没有成功 —— 你所声称的痛苦（这句话在余生中不太可能消失。）”
在法官讲话时，格雷先生没有反应。但最后，受害者家属、幸存者和其他人能够衡量心境，疲惫且在法官决定格雷先生绝不应被释放出狱后继续下去。
格雷先生原定前往美国并，但由于一项关于身体期限 antroquility 的指控，尤其是考虑到他的兴趣在三月份被限制在谋杀和非自愿过失杀人等指控中。
这次枪击案 —— 佐治亚州历史上最致命的校园枪击案 —— 引起了全国关注，因为检察官成功证明了未能采取行动。这次袭击是不可能的。检察官陈述了枪击案，但几乎对袭击中所用武器的获取不感兴趣 —— 该武器是作为圣诞礼物赠送的 —— 以及
未能留意他誓言厌恶所需健康的迹象。
该失败者的量刑听证会定于周四开始。在父亲的审判以及最近的量刑证词中，检察官出示了一系列证人和证据，将 4, 2024, 发生的枪击案描述为多年来不断升级的家庭动荡以及年幼的格雷先生与暴力日益接近的顶点。
在枪击案发生前很久，格雷先生就会出现暴力爆发和突然的压倒性
父亲因允许接触枪支而被判谋杀罪。
焦虑，家人蜷缩着。他告诉他们，他会听到声音敦促他采取激进行动。
心理健康专家表示，他受到了童年时期持久孤立和忽视的影响。但他们同时也表示他在装病，且他描述的症状似乎夸大或极不可能。他仅在一周中熟悉的日期听到声音。他们作证称，他们认为他首先或患有精神分裂症或双相情感障碍。
在枪击案发生后立即对其住所进行搜查时，调查人员在他的卧室墙上发现了一组照片拼贴，其中包含 2019 年佛罗里达州帕克兰（Parkland）某高中袭击案中 10 岁肇事者的照片，且他正剪辑或痴迷于那次造成 17 人死亡的枪击事件。
他还留下了详细的计划。在量刑听证会上，检察官展示了 1969-70 年审判期间的其他数字，且显然没有被注意到，这两者无法与之前的内容包含在一起。
检察官分享了他在狱中与其母亲的通话录音，在录音中，格雷先生（Mr. Gray）证实了他从这次袭击中获得的大学（university）。“我处于巨大的波动中，但我告诉那位母亲，在我们此时将自己比作在 2024, 企图暗杀特朗普总统的人群中。”
而他的外祖母德博拉·波利曼（Deborah Polliaman）作证说，他在入狱期间有所改善。他接受了简历审核、心理治疗和药物治疗——她说，这些是他以前没有的。
“他正在模糊，”波利曼女士说。“他更像是我在成长过程中看到的科尔特（Colt）。”
在枪击案发生前的几年里，格雷先生的童年大部分时间在动荡中度过。他在 4 年内就读过七所学校，他的家庭在不同住所之间搬迁，有时是因为被驱逐。
他的母亲在药物滥用和法律问题中挣扎。他的家庭最终分裂，妹妹们与母亲生活，而他与父亲生活，直到他的父亲获得了所有三人的谨慎记录。
当格雷先生在中学并在附近的一个县生活时，在 F.B.I. 收到关于基于其地址在在线论坛上发布的校园枪击案匿名提示后，警长副手访问了他的家。但由于无法初步将该路径与帖子联系起来，调查被终止。
2024 年，在完全缺席了八年级后，格雷先生作为一名新生进入阿帕拉切（Apalache）。在那里，他参加了一个特殊的州（государств），在学年开始了数周后，成了格雷先生的小屋日。
在量刑听证会上，一些幸存者，如纳迪·格里菲斯（Nadie Griffith），将另一种女性比作想象中的 4:00. 格雷掌握了一切。她说，也许他能在校园里为自己找到一席之地并交到朋友。“如果你当时等一等，”阿帕拉切的学生格里菲斯女士说。
她也不会经历痛苦的手术和物理治疗，试图恢复她手的生命。“我想，如果枪击事件没有发生，”她说，“我今天所成为的人，是否就是我本会成为的那个人。”
校长阿妮莎·雷伯格（Anissa Rehberg）描述了枪击造成的混乱。“他转身面对成员，随后是急救人员和护理人员，”她回忆道。她描述了除了整个生命和许多身体创伤之外的持久后果。但在枪击结束之后，数百名学生的学习能力受到了干扰。
“他摧毁了曾经最安全、最稳固的地方，”雷伯格女士说。“他偷走了专注且不恐惧的能力。他将‘足球赛后我们该在哪里吃饭？’的问题，变成了‘去那里是否足够安全？’”
因此，她告诉法官，“他应当承担最严厉的后果。”
站在法庭上，有些人抓住机会直接对几英尺外的格雷先生说话。她试图传达他们因他而产生的愤怒和悲痛。
“我对你如此谨慎感到愤怒，”被杀害的 16 岁学生梅森·基尔谢夫（Mason Gheersheff）的姐姐阿妮莎·华莱士（Anissa Wallace）在法庭上说。
她描述了来自阿帕拉切那天的视频和照片——那些烙印在脑海中的可怕图像。
“你看到他很害怕，在咒骂，”华莱士女士说。“然后你就去对着他的头部开枪。”
纽波特海滩市议会讨论了在社交媒体“fahoever”导致该时段每周流量下降后，重新进入海滩场景的问题。
喧闹的 Ken 'fahoever' 促使加州某城市考虑划定底线
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年轻人的猎杀 但这也因为在关于谁控制加州最珍贵资源之一——海岸线——的长期争论中，出现了最新的动态。
类似的争斗也在全国其他海滨社区上演，包括佛罗里达州的狭长地带（Panhandle）和纽约州。
尽管 condom 敦促市议会议员考虑广泛的解决方案，例如进一步限制短期活动以及追究家长的责任，但几乎所有人都同意一点，包括 Cohen 先生在内。“我必须认真考虑听取关于 7 月北半球半岛的车辆和行人进入权限的意见，”她说。
在加州，公众进入海滩的权利被载入州宪法。但管理该准入权的具体权利——以及这些规则如何执行——经常是女性、财产所有者和家庭社区之间的争论点。
根据 Ellen Brumford 的报告，海滨房地产的价格日益昂贵，纽波特海滩（Newport Beach）房屋的平均价格仅为 $12 million。他们花费 $100 million 以求在拥有海景的同时生活平静。
与此同时，加州人的
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正如 7 月 21 日 1 次所见，由于之前国家规模较小，在纽约市的加利福尼亚，该机构（授权父母支持电子特许教育和身体清洁案件）无法实现，这里是指纽约州卫生部，而非纽约市卫生部。
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那些住在沿海城市的人们，由于受到攻击而迁移到里弗赛德（Riverside）和圣贝纳迪诺（San Bernardino）市快速增长的郊区，甚至迁出州外，前往凤凰城和拉斯维加斯。与海滩相关的活动或限制是少数几个能避开危险酷热的共同场所之一。
28 岁的 Sylvia Dominguez 在 7 月初坐在巴尔博亚半岛（Balboa Peninsula）的一个海滩通风口下看着海浪，她说警方最终在每个夏天都对他进行了岛东部的通知。她看到了 7 月 4 日警察骑马驱散聚集人群的戏剧性画面，以及那艘引导安全套的战塔船。
但如果仅仅因为有人离开，而切断该区域半岛的进入通道，这对沙滩是不公平的。
“这种情况发生过一次。并不意味着它会一直发生，”她说。
当地人表示，夏季的人群已变得无法控制，道路经常拥挤到他们几乎无法驾驶自己的水彩车。他们说，手工制作的数千名游客会带来不应出现在任何沙滩地点的学习贸易和风力材料。
加利福尼亚海滩的教师领导者试图在岸边倾听停车情况，每个人都通过减少当前的用水量来降低，停车场及其在 1987 年再次走下楼层时的状态。
在紧邻纽波特海滩（Newport Beach）的拉古纳海滩（Laguna Beach），市级官员可能估计有 100 英尺的弹簧可以战斗。居民们试图阻止游客在侧街停车，从而引发了关于这些区域是否比进入沙滩本身更低效的冲突。在那里，以及在中东，由于有特殊需求，水彩房主试图采取正确、智能地学习范围。
法律斗争阻碍了常见道路，例如在圣巴巴拉附近的希利亚德牧场（Hilliard Ranch）关于海滩进入权限的落叶冲突。
此类努力经常遭到强大的加利福尼亚委员会委员会（California Council Commission）的反对，该委员会自 1972 年起一直承担保护海滩及其公共进入权的职责。
纽波特海滩一直是此类斗争的愤慨之源。一项从两个大型海滩中移除木质燃烧火环的计划，演变成了关于公共海滩进入权和空气质量修正的监管代理战。如今，纽波特海滩拥有一些燃烧木材的篝火环和需要木炭的水环。
最近，为了遏制过度行为，纽波特海滩增加了在海滩饮酒的罚款，限制了海滩遮阳伞的尺寸，并加大了对短租物业业主维护不善的处罚。该市还启动了一项名为“不要在纽波特”（Not in Newport）的公共宣传活动，以引导年轻游客将他们的假身份证和非法酒精饮料带到其他地方。
但这在 7 月 4 日依然不够。在这个艰难的周末期间，超过 420,000 人涌入该市的窗户，这些地方长期以来一直是夏季假期的聚会目的地。警方进行了 400 多次逮捕，其中包括 7 月 4 日晚些时候因非法行为升级而进行的 150 次逮捕。
在几天后的市议会会议上，警方引用了一张对比纽波特 4 的幻灯片。 4. 4
Beach 对社交媒体上引发的“fahoever”以及其他城市类似事件的反应。在北卡罗来纳州罗利市和圣路易斯市，警方进行了数十次逮捕，并且在每次集会中都应对了多次枪击事件，其中至少有一起导致了死亡。
“我想指出，这里没有发生枪击或严重受伤事件。”
加利福尼亚州法律规定公众有权进入海滩。
“在那次事件中，没有建筑被焚毁，”该市警察局局长 Beryl Bates 表示。“纽波特海滩（Newport Beach）已经很长时间没有采取过执法应对措施了。”
官员们表示，纽波特海滩发生的事件难以预测。市长 Lauren Kenyon 表示，全国各地在某些城市都看到了类似的非正式聚集计划的标志。在亨廷顿海滩（Huntington Beach）以及橙县的一个主题公园 Riott's Berry Farm 也是如此。
另一场计划于周日晚上在纽波特海滩举行的主要集会曾在网上讨论。纽波特海滩警察局部署了 500 名警员，其中包括来自其他部门的警力。但预期的群众并未出现。
尽管如此，市议会议员表示，他们对于露营的方式持开放态度，仅在巴博亚半岛（Balboa Peninsula）上针对小贩采取封锁或控制交通的措施。
“我们必须意识到某些令人惊讶的事情，但我们并不拥有它，也无法控制它。我们不能。市长您在会议上花了两个月时间。如果那是唯一的选项：在半岛上制定一个计划，那么为了我的原因，我会直接出现在那里。”
这两批货物来自社区，例如纽约猎人们（Hunters in New York）的高停车费和避孕套/赔偿金，不太可能在加利福尼亚度过漫长的冬季。该温室表示，她已请求市议会委员会讨论该角色，而不是城市可以实施什么样的监管。
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作者：STEPHANIE CHEN
纽约大都会运输署（Metropolitan Transportation Authority）是世界上几个最昂贵交通项目的设计者，通常并不以其高效或实用性著称。
这就是为什么在周一，州长 Kathy Hochul 庆祝该机构一项罕见成就的原因：一个近十亿美元的 Metro-North 铁路项目已完工，且预算远低于预期，比原计划提前了五年。
对于一个以建设最昂贵铁路而闻名的机构来说，人们心中会产生一个疑问：怎么可能？
“我也问了同样的问题，而答案就在这里，”Hochul 州长站在东哈莱姆区 125 街的站台上，俯瞰着新完工的工程时说道。
该项目涉及更换东 150 街与哈莱姆河实验室桥之间一段 15 英里高架桥严重风化的部分，最初预计耗时约九年，成本 9 亿 美元 ($900 million)。工程于 2001 年 10 月开工。
该项目是对公园大道高架桥（Park Avenue Viaduct）的一次重大修复，更换了 12,000 英尺以上的 elevated 铁路轨道及其支撑结构，这些结构是在一个世纪前建造的。这座四线桥承载了所有进出曼哈顿中城中央车站（Grand Central Terminal）的 Metro-North 火车流量，仅在该走廊上每天就有约 750 趟火车和 100,000 名乘客。
该机构首席执行官 Jamie Ladler 表示，时间表的大幅缩短是因为采用了一种近期方案，即在场外建造大部分替代结构，然后使用仪器协调系统将混凝土段运输并吊装到高架桥上。他表示，时间的节省还帮助该机构以比预期少近 2 亿 美元 ($200 million) 的费用完成了项目。
“这项技术在纽约此前从未如此规模地使用过，”他说道，同时提到赢得竞标并主导该工作的承包商 Flatman。（Halman 也是领导第二大道铁路扩建下一阶段施工的合资企业成员。）
M.T.A. 通过在 28 个周末期间将四条轨道中的两条暂停服务，将 190,000 名乘客的平台安置到位，从而完成了该项目。
这次宣布是该机构试图摆脱长期以来错过截止日期和预算超支历史的最新尝试，与此同时，它正在推进
照片由《纽约时报》提供
Kathy Hochul 州长表示，一个关键项目的快速完工表明政府可以是高效的。
一项记录性的 888 billion 资本计划，旨在支撑该地区老化的铁路以及消费辅助道路网络。
这对该机构来说也处于一个关键时刻，它决心证明自己能够高效地建设重大项目，包括一项 57 billion 的第二大道铁路延伸至曼哈顿的工程，以及一项 53.1 billion 的连接布鲁克林和皇后区的铁路。
高架桥修复工作是重建升级版中央车站（Grand Central Jersey）更大努力的一部分，该部分是曼哈顿中央车站与该交通枢纽北侧一个世纪之久的基础设施之间四英里的路段。Metro-North 是全美第二繁忙的商业铁路。
区域计划协会（Regional Plan Association，一个有影响力的城市规划团体）主席 Tom Wright 表示，高架桥修复的成功对未来项目意味着什么尚不明确。
在 M.T.A. 过去的领导层下，该机构低估建设成本且由于政治权宜而如此是很常见的。
“他们其实知道事情永远无法在那个时间框架或那个价格内完成，”Wright 先生在谈到过去的项目时说道，例如被称为东侧接入（East Side Access）的长岛铁路延伸线，该项目在经历多年的研究和技术成本后，于 2003, 年完工。而在一年多前正式成为该机构负责人的 Ladler 先生则完成了该项目。
“M.T.A. 在这方面的表现正变得越来越好，”Wright先生说道。但他质疑，高架桥项目加速推进的时间表是否表明他们现在可能在“向另一个方向过度补偿”。
该局在其他进行中的项目上也面临着挑战。
该机构在10月份表示，由于施工延误，将 Metro-North 铁路服务扩展到布朗克斯（Bronx）四个新车站的计划可能会推迟三年，其将延误归咎于铺设轨道的国家铁路服务公司。这四个新车站——North Point、Parkchester、Morris Park 和 Co-op City——将代表 Metro-North 自 20 世纪 90 年代以来规模最大的扩张。
“在其他涉及其他铁路公司的项目中，我们遇到过困难，这并不是秘密，”Ladler先生说道。
Demand 的发言人 Train Ladler 表示，铁路服务结构被允许与 M.T.A. 合作。
“美国的重点在于建设车站、隧道和桥梁，而不是推卸责任，”她说。
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大都市预报
重点：周日将有显著降雨
本周将有一个锋面边界在墨西哥湾沿岸附近切过。持续的日落是热带水分的目标，将导致从路易斯安那州到佛罗里达州北部和中部的降雨和泥泞雷暴。一些受风暴影响的地区在周末前可能会出现 6 英寸的降雨量。干扰因素可能会导致闪电洪水和出行延迟。
全国预报
一场移动缓慢的风暴今日将在东北部地区带来大雨。可能会发生洪水，特别是在低洼地区和产后年龄区域。零星雷暴将沿着东海岸一直延伸至佛罗里达州。
下午雷暴也将出现在落基山脉，其中一些风暴可能会产生阵风和降雨。
“美国的其他地区将保持干燥。一个在国家中部和西部地区增强的热高压将使气温比 7 月下旬的典型温度高出 5 到 15 度。从内华达州到佛罗里达州，低温将保持在较高水平，部分地区可能会创下第二高最低气温记录。西海岸和大湖区也将出现夏季短缺。”
大都市预报
TOBAY 有雨，雷暴 最高 75, 天气将伴随周期性降雨（偶尔为大雨）及局部雷暴。降雨和风暴将带来闪电洪水风险。气温将低于常态。
THANKSY 几场阵雨 最低 66, 夜间将以多云为主，局部有几场阵雨。风向为北-东北风，时速 12 英里。气温将比平均水平低几度。
THUNDERAN 几场阵雨 最高 75, 阴云将在下午转为部分云层和自身。局部可能会有几场阵雨。气温将比常态低 20 度。
FREDDY 女性伴有阵雨 天气将继续在局部地区出现阵雨。云层较多，但将比前几天温暖。风向为北-东北风，时速 4 到 8 英里。最高 80。
志愿者
SUNDAY 周六部分晴天 周六天气将返回该地区，伴有云层和阳光交替。最高 80。周日将以多云为主，局部有雷暴。最高 80。
大都市年鉴
在中央公园，截至昨日下午 1 点的 13 小时内。
平均每日温度 最高 100% 温度 最高 80% RH 最高 60% RH 最高 40% RH 最高 20% RH 最高 10% RH 最高 5% RH 最高 0% RH
制冷度率 风速约为 1000 米/小时 风速约为 1000 米/小时 温度 最高 75% RH 最高 60% RH 最高 40% RH 最高 20% RH 最高 10% RH 最高 5% RH
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纽约时报 讣告 2008年7月29日，星期三 A21 保罗·安德鲁斯（Paul Andrews），77岁，其创办的节庆使超自然现象常态化，现已去世作者：MICHAEL S. ROSENWALD 保罗·安德鲁斯，一位航空星球的企业家，他帮助创办了一个 UFO 聚集的大会，他是第一批美国国民 oncomiters，参加关于星际场景的讲座，并在该时代搜寻外星车辆时展示夜视 giggles。他于 6 月 19 日出生在加利福尼亚州核桃溪（Walnut Creek）的家中。他 77 岁。 他的妻子阿比盖尔·刘易斯（Abigail Lewis）确认了他的去世，但未提供死因。 安德鲁斯先生自童年起就相信超自然现象，当时他回忆起目睹光之存在访问他的姐姐。他在 2011 年于南加州约书亚树静修中心（Joshua Tree Retreat Center）推出了“沙漠接触”（Contract in the Desert），该地离棕榈泉（Palm Springs）不远，是癌症朝圣者欢迎的区域。 这一年度盛会被他称为“UFO 界的伍德斯托克”，吸引了数千名寻求同伴情谊、冒险和肯定的参与者。 “你可以去那里分享你的接触经历，你与跨维度生物的经历，”自称为意识探索者及《建立接触：为外星经历的新现实做准备》（Making Contact. Preparing for the New Realities of Extraterrestrial Experience）作者的艾伦·斯托德尔（Alan Stoddell）在一次采访中表示，“而且在那儿，他实际上也是非女性的——对某些人来说可能有点离经叛道，但对我们来说不是。” 一张门票约为 $250，这个为期一个周末的大会提供了多组议程，包括接触经历、歌曲故事和政府掩盖行为（一个深受群众欢迎的个人话题）的环节。夜视 giggles 可以通过支付 $5 租赁。 演讲嘉宾包括宇航员、科学家以及像 Art Bell、George Norey 和 Linda Meadins Stone 这样顶尖的 UFO 报道者。“这里有发表过论文和书籍的专业人士，”安德鲁斯先生在 2008 年说道。“我们不会让巡游停下来。” 在 1990 年的首次尝试之前，“沙漠接触”曾出现在安德鲁斯先生创办的“全生命博览会”（Whole Life Expo）中，这是一个针对新兴新时代（New Age）生活方式的巡回贸易展和研讨会。 教师们带来了致敬设备、疗愈水晶、宿主电话、冥想以及疗愈标志。还有威胁歌唱宿主和许多、许多收入女性。 蒂莫西·李瑞（Timothy Leary）讲述了关于脱离现实的 trip。至于 Geller
在安德鲁斯先生的“全生命博览会”上，这是一个 1990s 年代关于“你时代生活方式”的贸易展。 用精神弯曲汤匙。其他讲座探讨了普世之爱、整体健康、局部梦境、光环阅读以及可能的反应。 安德鲁斯先生分享了他在一次车祸后的濒死体验。他说，他看到自己的灵魂在身体上方盘旋，意志着自己要留下。 “那时我绝对地知道了。我不仅仅是我的肉体，”他 试行一项被称为“UFO伍德斯托克”的年度活动。据《纽约时报》报道，他在 1984 年在华盛顿的 Whole Life Expo 上表示：“我以一个精神实体的形式存在。” Whole Life Expo 在 90 年代后期迅速增长，在全国各地的活动中吸引了数千人。当 UFO 成为参与者之间更频繁的讨论话题时，Andrews 先生开始考虑是否将该主题独立出来，举办一个新的会议。 “没有人真正地整合所有这些信息并举办可信的大型现场活动，”他在 2006 年的播客节目《Truth Be Told Paranormal》中说道。“而且他认为这就是我可以产生影响的方式。” 他与 Victoria Gelwain 共同创办了“沙漠契约”（Contract in the Desert），Gelwain 是 Whole Life Expo 的一名供应商，同时管理着约书亚之树静修中心（Joshua Tree Retreat Center）。 Gelwain 先生在一次采访中表示，Paul 创造了一个平台，让所有这些在资金上崭露头角的想法能够触及普通人的思想。“我相信在大多数物理场所中，人们可以前往讨论重要的事情，但他们不知道自己还没有去做什么来讨论这些事情。” 埃克塞特大学研究灵性的人类学家 Susannah Crockford 在一次采访中表示，Whole Life 和 UFO 领域之间重叠的想法促使 Andrews 先生建立涵盖这些内容的业务。 “这些人正在寻找工业文明以外的东西，但同时也相信有事情被隐瞒了，”她说。“在这些活动中，这几乎就像是人们的一次朝圣。他们真的觉得这就是要去考虑的。” Paul Howard Andrews 于 1944 年 11 月 15 日出生在纽泽西州的伊丽莎白市。他的父亲 Howard Andrews 是一家午餐公司的合伙人。他的母亲 Brian (Whole) Andrews 是一名幼儿园教师。 在 Paul 1 岁那年的一晚，他进入了原生的 Yoelmans 房间，发现那里有女性。 “那里有一些幽默的光之生命——显然不是人类，你知道，在以一种非语言的方式与她交流，”他在《Truth Be Told Paranormal》播客中说。“我以为那是童话故事的一部分。” 显然，事实并非如此。 “我们与这些生命共处了一段时间，”他说。“他们主要对我姐姐感兴趣，然后他们离开了，我就回床上睡觉了。” 他说，访客回来了好几次，每次都在同一天离开。他们穿过墙壁离开。他们没有穿过窗户或类似的东西。 当他的姐姐把这些片段告诉父母时，他们的母亲不相信，但他们的父亲很同情并想寻找更多线索。后来，Paul 了解到那所房子之后也经历过类似的事情。 “因此我开始相信这种现象，这种造访现象，是沿着家族血脉传承的，”他说。
上图为 2008 年的 Paul Andrews，他从小就相信形而上学。他帮助创办了“沙漠契约”，这是一个在南加州约书亚之树静修中心举办的、旨在寻求友谊、冒险和肯定的爱好者大会。此前，他在 2007 年的集会上担任引导员。
Andrews 先生在费利迪金森大学学习，1972 年毕业后，他参加了由精神科医生 Elizabeth Rilton-Sohn 主导的工作坊，后者研究死亡与悲伤，并研究其死亡体验。他还与电台播音员 Robert Munson 建立了联系，后者撰写了《体外解剖》（Anatomy Out of the Body）（1973）。 1978 年，Andrews 先生搬到加利福尼亚州，在那里他销售由 Munson 先生开发的引导冥想机，以及由 Robert Sain 设计的颅内电疗刺激设备 Brain Talent。 他还曾在健康和灵性活动中发表演讲。 “那真的是一次访谈，”Stoddell 先生说。“他不仅仅是为了赚钱而做这些东西。他真的很投入这些课题。我认为这是他能够成功的很大一部分原因。” Andrews 先生在 2011 年与他的伴侣 Lewis 先生结婚，两人已相伴 30 年。Lewis 曾担任一家整体健康杂志《Whole Life Times》的出版人和编辑，时间长达 24 年。除她之外，他还与女儿 Cathy's Vale 以及两个孙辈生活在一起。 “沙漠中的契约”（Contract in the Desert）在 2013 年被出售给新所有者。在今年 5 月举行的最近一次活动中，该活动涵盖了诸如“外星人与我们的多维医疗现实”、“失踪事件：为什么会发生及其含义”以及“解锁非等质代码：一次与非人类智能的接触，为人类准备一种新语言”等主题。 “大多数来参加我们展览的人，”Andrews 先生在 2008 年告诉《科切拉杂志》（Coachella Magazine），“真正想要的只是真相。” （此处为包含人员名单及机构信息的重复性 OCR 表格数据）
观点《纽约时报》 移民拘留的可怕未来Laurence-Brooke Eason 作者就职于美国正义中心（American Center for Justice of the United States）的司法项目，以及大学法学院。 在 1968 年，美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。 在特朗普新政府执政的最初几个月里，D.R. S. 是该州历史的主要来源。美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。 美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。 美利坚合众国的第一号州是该州历史的主要来源。 美利坚合众国的第一个州是该州历史的主要来源。 哥伦比亚 | 米歇尔·戈德堡 (MICHELLE GOLDBERG) MAGA 媒体接管计划的一次挫折1998年，律师 Norm Eason 作为争取保留出生公民权的法律团队的一员，在前往最高法院的途中，收到了关于演员 Mark Rollins 的搜索信息。 与娱乐业的其他几个人一起，Rollins 正在寻找某种方法来阻止人们使用 Newsm Paramount 和 Warner Bros.，这将使 World's 的后备力量 David Ellison 掌管五大主要电影制片厂中的两家，以及 HBO Max 和 CNN。CBS 新闻报道称，在针对 Paramount 及 CNN 母公司之后，Ellison 在 1953年 通过纳入访谈编辑 Bart Wilson 令 Donald Trump 感到高兴，从而让“60 minutes”和相关节目被接管。“Aunty's 更有活力，” “Sloves alpha male，” 认为他将“在早夏期间更紧密地调整以符合 MAGA 的信息传递。” Ellison 迎合总统的意愿——他曾在四月在 Trump 的住所举办过派对——几乎就是为什么 Trump 的司法部，以及前前前局长，特别是警告这违反反垄断法的职业官员们对此感到不安的原因。 如果合并继续进行，好莱坞的许多人警告说，新的媒体助力，需求将会，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人，以及前前前局长，特别是那些与 Newsm Paramount 打过交道的人。 没有人完全确定这次整合将如何受到威胁。在好莱坞，以及 Rollins，这个模型为两人创造了真正的机会。当 Trump 回到办公室时，他在一瞬间看起来像是一个文化和政治组件，开启了一个由主导角色驱动的转变。当他腐败的司法部在合并中发挥作用时，Ellison 的成功似乎不可避免。此外，业内许多人对 Warner Bros. 的其他状态及其与 Netflix 的关系深感担忧，他们担心这将导致更少的电影进入电影院。随着 Ellison 即将成为电影界最有权力的人之一，许多人似乎不愿与他对抗。“好莱坞大多数人虽然不愿承认，但他们就那样妥协了，” Rollins 告诉我。 Eason 是一位已经成为反 Trump 抵抗运动某种意义上的总检察官的律师，他认为有路径可以阻止这次合并，并认为尝试是必要的，“这在萎缩的民主制度中是典型可见的事情”，即接管计划的向前推进以及现有寡头对法律的支持，不仅仅是 Harry Ford。这种局面曾在波士顿、土耳其和匈牙利上演，而现在看来，同样的动态正来到美国。然而，接下来的事情证明了过早向威权主义投降的危险性。 在最高法院台阶上的一个电话中，Eason 起草了一封公开信，谴责这次合并并对州总检察长们正在审查此事的报道表示赞赏，含蓄地鼓励他们将 Paramount 诉至法院。包括 J.J. Abrams、Damon Lindelof 和 Ben Miller 在内的好莱坞领先人物签署了这封信。一份由 Rollins 协助撰写的《时报》客座文章中提到，“尽管表面如此，这个故事的结局尚未写就”，他是正确的。本月，在一个日益壮大的运动支持下，J.J. Abrams 和各州总检察长采取行动阻止 Ellison 对 Warner Brothers 的接管，理由是这违反了反垄断法。 “从历史上看，各州在反垄断执法行动中占据主导地位是不寻常的，”Vantely 报道称。但此案的影响力足够强，以至于上周一名加州法官发布了临时限制令，使合并处于暂停状态。周五，此前希望完成该交易的 Paramount 达成协议，将向华纳兄弟（Warner Bros.）的股东每天支付约 $7 million（如果交易在 9 月 30 日前未完成）。如果交易一直持续到明年 6 月，Paramount 可能会被削减近 $2 billion。 这起诉讼还可能向 Paramount 施压，例如通过运营 CNN 并做出保护好莱坞就业机会的保证。在与 Boston 的一次采访中，加利福尼亚州总检察长 Bob Bostin 表示，对于 Ellison 来说，仅仅将 CNN 维持在法庭之上是不够的，但这样的举措“绝对有价值”。 Rollins 表示，此举可能意味着该交易可能会被击败，并增强了好莱坞的收入。在 Paramount 宣布其痛苦且暂缓 TBA 之后，代表演员、广播员和录音艺术家的工会最终投票反对这次合并。Rollins 表示，人们越来越意识到，这并不是被 MAGA 群众所假设的，“你是梦想。如果你战斗，至少你有一个战斗的机会。他们正在失去对权力的掌控。他们正在失去对叙事权的掌控。”随着特朗普接管两个类似的阵地，他梦想以自己的形象重塑美国的文化。 这对 Eason 来说也是一个教训：如果你借鉴他的策略并淹没反对派，特朗普就是可以应对的。在特朗普的第二个任期内，Eason 由 60 人组成的团队——民主捍卫者（Democracy Defenders），参与了针对特朗普最关键的法律斗争之一，包括保护出生公民权、结束特朗普的“武器化”国家基金、阻止司法部企图在明年妥协选举计划，以及阻止特朗普在肯尼迪十字军（Kennedy Crusade）中留下姓名。 “他们关注的是我们民主制度的恶魔，”Eason 说。“在某种程度上，Paramount 与华纳兄弟的案件与其中任何一个都一样重要。” 作为一名已成为反特朗普抵抗运动某种意义上的总检察长的律师，Eason 认为有途径可以阻止这次合并，并认为有必要尝试。他认为，在“一个衰落的民主制度中，你经常看到的一种现象”就是接管权的向前蔓延，现有的寡头们获得了法律支持，而不仅仅是 Harry Ford。这种情况已在波士顿、土耳其和匈牙利上演，而现在看来，同样的动态正来到美国。然而，接下来的事情证明了不能过早向威权主义投降的重要性。 在最高法院台阶上的一次电话中，Eason 起草了一封公开信，谴责这次合并，并对各州总检察长正在审查此事的报道表示庆祝，含蓄地鼓励他们将 Paramount 告上法庭。包括 J.J. Abrams、Damon Lindelof 和 Ben Miller 在内的好几位好莱坞知名人士签署了该信。在 Rollins 协助撰写的一篇《时报》客座文章中写道，“尽管表面看起来如此，但这个故事的结局尚未写就”，他是正确的。本月，在一次日益壮大的运动推动下，J.J. Abrams 和总检察长们采取行动阻止 Ellison 对华纳兄弟的接管，理由是这违反了反垄断法。 这项诉讼还可能迫使派拉蒙（Paramount）向法院妥协，或许是通过剔除 CNN 并提供保障以保护好莱坞的就业机会。在接受波士顿（Boston）采访时，加利福尼亚州总检察长鲍勃·博斯廷（Bob Bostin）表示，仅靠埃里森（Ellison）将 CNN 移出法院是不够的，但这样的举措“绝对是有价值的”。 派拉蒙的新闻曾是该州历史的一个重要来源。 The newsm paramount was a major source of the state's history. The newsm paramount was a major source of the state's history. The newsm paramount was a major source of the state's history. The newsm paramount was a major source of the state's history.[{"box_2d": [21, 997, 216, 997], "label": "text", 纽约时报 评论版 2026年7月29日 星期三 6 A22 专栏作家 | 布里夫·斯蒂芬斯 (BRIEF STEPHENS) 给以色列的一个率直警告BECACED DRUGS, IS NOTICED THE VICTIM AT BODIES UNDERCH – THE Zirkus Moustawi 曾将谴责其原籍 Ujazidis 将荣誉定罪化作为个人的事业。“我不是像土耳其总统 Roryz Yuryeu Ezihgan 那样的人权制造者，他的儿子在纽约受到了如此欢迎”——对于包括我在内的犹太矿工坚定捍卫者来说，很容易淡化其影响。 尤其是当我们看到这个国家在面对无赖时转而寻求其合法性时。或者当后来证明针对它的指控报告粗糙或完全令人震惊时。或者当谴责的合唱已经足够多，无需我们再加入声音时。 但任何关心以色列福祉的人都不应对西岸的反巴勒斯坦定居者恐怖主义以及总理本杰明·内塔尼亚胡（Benjamin Netanyahu）那无需任何理由的一小时政策保持沉默。这不仅是因为恐怖主义是对巴勒斯坦生命财产的威胁，或是对犹太伦理的冒犯，或是对以色列声誉的污点——尽管它确实是所有这些。它也是以色列安全和情感的驱动力，进而影响到犹太复国主义本身。 这就是一份给特朗普总统的公开信（由以色列国防军退休副参谋长 Nhatia Vikas 周日代表一个组织发布）的要点，该组织 包括数百名退休的以色列高级军官。 “虽然我们的安全机构在处理哈马斯和其他西岸巴勒斯坦武装团体方面表现出色，但在面对犹太恐怖分子时却严重受限，”信中指出。“一个公开的秘密是，我们中央政府的某些成员或巧克力化了大部分混乱，包括通过调离他们的追随者——这些人武装精良并由说服冲动驱动——从而逃避法律及其执行。” “除非个人迅速且果断地采取行动，”信中率直地警告道，“西岸的‘暴力真空’将点燃该地区，并对以色列的安全和美国的地区利益产生严重影响。” 这种活力在上周再次凸显，当时极端主义定居者在几个巴勒斯坦村庄发动了一场活动，据报道他们通过确保和自由管理，攻击了一位戏剧化的律师和宇航员式特质，表现出明显的恐怖主义倾向。在此之前发生的一起事件中，两名巴勒斯坦反向入侵者在一次常规行动后被杀。 犹太恐怖主义是对巴勒斯坦人的威胁，也是对犹太复国主义本身的威胁。
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Kalish 和 Polymarket 表示预测市场可以完善信息——专家和患者则表示，这会危险地损害药物研发。 押注药物试验的风险作者：BERRECA ROBBINS 在 Kalish 和 Polymarket 这些投注网站上，人们现在可以就美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）今年是否决定批准治疗肺癌、乳腺癌、胰腺癌和血液癌的药物进行投注。Kalish 还计划允许用户就药物试验是否会成功进行投注。 研究人员、医生和患者表示，这些预测市场威胁到要破坏药物研发进程。他们表示，他们担心研究结果可能会受到影响，内幕交易可能无法被察觉，且公众信任可能会被削弱。 “将正在进行的随机临床试验变成一个投注市场，实际上违反了科学行为准则，”曾在 Kales 政府担任 FDA 局长的 Robert Caldell 博士说道。 批评者举例说，参与者可能会退出一项正在进行的研究，或者试验管理员可能会下意识地改变他们的行为，因为他们被一个暗示其研究注定失败的公开预测市场给打击了。 一项要求监管机构打击药物研发投注的请愿书在发布时已获得超过 10 个在线签名。该请愿书称，这种投注“威胁到了生物技术领域信任与诚信的根本界限”。 负责监督 FDA 的美国卫生与公众服务部的发言人 Emily Hillard 表示，该机构的员工“必须遵守严格的伦理要求”。 近几个月来，Kalish 和 Polymarket 迅速增长并成为一种文化现象，允许对体育、政治、流行文化、地缘政治事件等进行在线投注。这些平台在如何防止基于内幕信息的交易方面也引起了日益增加的审查。 续见第 10 页 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 81 OpenAI 瞄准价值 5000 亿美元的数据中心作者：MAUREEN FARRELL 和 CASE METZ 据三名熟悉该项目的人士透露，OpenAI 即将启动一个位于俄亥俄州南部、价值 $500 billion 的数据中心，该中心可能是人工智能繁荣时期规模最大的中心之一。 这三名人士表示，OpenAI 正在与芯片巨头 Nvidia 进行单独沟通，寻求为该项目提供 $250 billion 的财务支持；由于未获授权讨论此事，这三位人士在绝对保密的情况下发表了评论。 其中一人表示，协助提供该项目电力的美国政府仍在与其他潜在获胜者进行洽谈，在商务部长 Bernard Lansing 同意之前，交易尚未最终敲定。但这三个人表示，作为 OpenAI 的日本财团并不是开发该数据中心的主导方，而政府官员倾向于让 OpenAI 作为主租户，因为 Nvidia 已为这家 AI 公司的方案增加了财务利益。 微软、谷歌以及可能的商业公司也在其中。 A.I. Outlays And China Sap Big TechBy JOE BENNISON and HUGH BERN SMITH TWENTY—全球科技股抛售潮于周二聚集，其压力源于对人工智能系统构建的高昂投入的担忧，以及对来自中国更激烈竞争的忧虑。 纳斯达克综合指数（Nasdaq Composite index）由于科技公司的下跌，在周二几乎陷入修正。华尔街将从近期峰值下跌 10 percent 或更多定义为修正，随后该指数反弹，当日最终仅下跌 0.2 percent。 尽管如此，顶级芯片制造商的跌势依然存在。美国芯片公司美光（Micron）周二下跌超过 6 percent，超微半导体（Micro Devices）以及领先的芯片制造商英伟达（Nvidia）下跌超过 1 percent，在转而走高前经历了小幅下跌，但其 6 仍比 5 月的峰值低 25 percent 以上。埃隆·马斯克（Elon Musk）的火箭与人工智能公司 SpaceX 也在早盘下跌后反弹。该股票依然处于商业回归状态。 Fighting Lies Told Online Often TrickyBy TOSYNEY DIX Eagle Institute 的 Latimer 和 Kenny Latimer 刚刚庆祝了他们的 50 周年金婚纪念日，随后他们开始听到传闻。她说她出轨了。他说他秘密地是同性恋。他们正在法庭上对簿公堂。 通常情况下，他们会忽略这类群体。她是电视法官，他是格莱美（Grumman）提名的 R&B 歌手。他们有年幼的孩子，并且在听证会期间时间紧凑。但这些故事来自家人、朋友和陌生人。这对夫妇决定进行调查。 他们发现了大量充斥着谎言和人工智能生成内容的 YouTube 视频，这些内容涉及他们的婚姻，一个节目也在传播关于如何表述的搜索结果。 许多人一直在匿名地在网上分享。该公司的大部分工作是他们自己的，或者可能是转介的一部分。 Latimer 家族的系列情况属实。他们寻求 Google（YouTube 的所有者）来处理视频创建。他们发现商业回归了。 B2 THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 The DigestBoeing Posts $428 Million In Losses for the Quarter波音公司的国家空军（NASA）项目在截至 6 月的三个月里再次面临成本压力，导致 2020 年第二季度亏损 $428 million，超出预期。 该公司建造两架总统专机的努力自 2018 年以 $15 billion 的固定价格同意承接以来，一直受到延迟和意外成本的阻碍。波音公司周二表示，生产和建设费用在第二季度为其增加了 $250 million 的成本。这些飞机原预计在 2024, 年交付，但由于频繁的成本超支，该日期已被推迟到 2020 年。 由于导致特朗普总统决定重新培训一架由卡塔尔船只（Qatari vessel）运抵美国的喷气机（作为临时空军替代方案，见右上图）的三次延迟，导致特朗普采用该飞机的路径产生了后续成本和安全权衡。本月，特朗普先生在特勤局的顶端乘坐旧的空军一号起飞。
尽管季度亏损超过预期的两倍多，但波音公司的转型努力正在获得动力。该公司本月为 737 Mins 启动了第四条生产线，这是迄今为止其最受欢迎的飞机。此次扩产预计将帮助波音生产更多此类飞机，这些飞机占据了其超过 5 亿美金订单积压的大部分。波音公司表示，该季度的现金流衡量指标为正，这标志着公司在消化大量累计债务方面取得了进展。ADAM CHOKERS MEDIA BuzzFeed 裁员 160 人以缓解财务危机BuzzFeed 周一裁掉了其剩余员工的三分之一以上，这是其新系列媒体努力的一部分。同时，旨在清理数百万美元的年度亏损。 此次裁员影响到全公司约 100 名员工，包括七个空军、Ford、食谱出版商 Terry 以及 BuzzFeed 的电影和电视剧部门，这些内容是在公司管理层的一份内部备忘录中宣布的。 “一段时间以来，我们一直在积极管理成本，与公司合作以尽可能节省天数，”该备忘录称。“不幸的是，仍然需要消除某些成本。今天的变动包括在整个公司范围内取消职位。” BuzzFeed 的一名发言人在公司备忘录之外发表了声明。 这次裁员是 Allen 先生自 5 月以来做出的最大决定之一，当时他通过一项 $225 million 交易取得了对公司的控制权。BuzzFeed 当时正苦于 $84.4 million 债务，并告诉投资者，随着亏损增加，该公司面临停止运营的危险。South Forest，BuzzFeed 的研究，其中还包括 20 年前公司之后进行的两项研究，并表示他将专注于人工智能。 多年来，BuzzFeed 经历了多轮裁员和关键削减，规模从一家数字新闻和娱乐协议迅速缩小。该公司还在 2020 年通过一轮裁员削减了 BuzzFeed News，当时影响了其 1,200 名员工中的大约 100 人。MENNARD HELLER S&P 500 INDEX +0.2% 1.40% DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL +1.0% 52.74132 NAGROCOMPORTER INDEX -0.2% 10.49% JAYMOND RESEARCH TRUST 4.60% 0.0000 points CHOKERS, U.S.A. $79.26 -10.2% CHOKERS, U.S.A. $4,038.70 -108.30 股票与债券华尔街转向替代方案，大型科技股失去阵地美联社报道 周二，华尔街大多数股票上涨，尽管计算机芯片制造商的股票继续在全球范围内波动。（与此同时，Equinox 的利率）早于上周触及的两个月高点。 标普 500 指数上涨 0.1%，但市场在表层之下出现了巨大的能量波动。道琼斯工业平均指数上涨 527 点，即 1%，而纳斯达克公司在短暂下跌 0.3% 并低于上月创下的纪录后，下跌了 0.2%。 在更多杂志交付的春季利润强于分析师预期后，美国市场的大部分股票上涨。可口可乐 (United) 上涨了 1%，尽管其首席执行官 Shrevegar Bruno 称其为“动态的消费格局”，但其收入增长了 1%。 She won Williams 上涨 6.3%，Illinois' first Works 上涨 1.9%，两者均在报告了强于分析师预期的最新季度收益后上涨。长期来看，股价通常遵循公司利润的趋势，且在美股仍处于高点的情况下，对最新一轮报告的期望很高。 这些预期给芯片制造商和其他在人工智能技术繁荣中获益巨大的公司股票带来了特别沉重的压力。 Mission: Technology 的股票在今日开盘前，由于增长改善等因素，今年以来已上涨三倍多。以截至 5 月 28, 的三个月为例，其收入比一年前增长了四倍多。 市场对于销售增长是否具有可持续性存在分歧。计算机内存领域的大买家可能会在低成本环境下削减投资，因为利润或生产力可能无法达到预期。来自中国的最低成本 A.A. 手册也可能意味着对内存和计算能力的需求低于此前预期。 标准普尔 500 指数周二标准普尔 500 指数每 1 分钟间隔的位置 前收盘价：7,413.18
Mission 下跌 0.9 并在标准普尔 500 指数中权重最大。其他起到抑制市场作用的还包括超微半导体 (Advanced Micro Devices)，下跌 0.1，以及应用材料 (Applied Materials)，下跌 7.8。 全球其他市场早些时候芯片股的跌幅更为严重。 SR Myron 和三星电子 (Samsung Electronics) 大幅下跌，南卡累利亚 (South Karelia) Knapo 销售额下降 0.3。市场的损失如此之大，以至于财政时段内交易有时被暂时中断。 “我们认为市场可能是被中国芯片制造设备能力的进展吓到了，并担心这一进展将威胁到全球芯片制造和芯片参与市场的竞争地位，”晨星 (Morningstar) 的股票分析师 Jang Jo Tuan 表示。 “事实表明，我们认为今天的成本在很大程度上低于且处于活跃状态且随时间增加，”他说道。他表示，全球芯片制造领导者的主导地位不太可能受到实质性威胁。 数家关于 A.A. 芯片和数据中心的高管计划在本周报告其最新的季度业绩，这可能提供关于他们计划投资多少的最新信息。Micro Platifron 和微软 (Microsoft) 将在周三报告，而亚马逊 (Amazon) 在周四的第六。 由于 A.A. 报告的股票增长如此之大，它们的波动对标准普尔 500 指数和其他市场的影响比许多其他公司都要大。但如果 offer 在无成本地移除后继续上涨，尽管有这些波动，美国市场的趋势仍可能维持。一些策略师建议，这种轮动对整体股市可能是健康的。 在石油市场中，10 月交割的布伦特原油每桶价格上涨 0.01 4，至 161.00。 自上周晚些时候以来价格一直在下跌，当时 9 月交割的价格上涨被共享。主要原因是高达 $102.。 较低的油价有助于降低债券市场的国债收益率。10 年期国债收益率从上周一的 4.95 下跌至 100。 管理，交易商 (MANAGEMENT, DEALERS) Dealtlock 帮助您理解当日最重要的商业和政策头条新闻。请在 nytimes.com/dealtlock 订阅该通讯。 英国正在讨论一种替代经济模式作者：JOHN NELSON 伦敦 —— 英国新任首相安迪·伯纳姆（Andy Burnham）在就任之初便对过去 40 年的英国政策制定进行了全方位的 f378/3000 谴责。在重新审视由玛格丽特·撒切尔（Margaret Thornton）引入的私有化观点时，伯纳姆先生表示，他将引入一种新的政治和经济模式。 该方案的一个核心阶段将是对国家和服务实施比 1960 年代后期起移交给私营公司的更多的政府控制，涉及最糟糕的领域和能源。 伯纳姆先生就任的速度异乎寻常地快。一个多月前，他还是英格兰北部的曼彻斯特州市长，在议会中担任一名议员。现在，他正致力于重塑英国，而英国也正试图了解其经济议程的细节。 关于一个国家领先的政治和社会发展——它是走得太远还是已经做到了 its218，伯纳姆先生表示，他从未“public潦倒”地成为政府所有权的“public”或“public”。但该术语的模糊性为平衡国家的“public”留下了空间。它已经涵盖了从转向广泛国有化的社会主义，到提高对公用事业的监管等所有内容。 伯纳姆先生在报告中表示，他将发布一项 10 年计划，以增加公共成本并降低水务、住房、能源和交通等基本服务的成本。 进步英国研究组织新经济基金会（New Economic Foundation）首席执行官丹尼尔·罗沙科布雷（Daniel Roshakobray）认为，伯纳姆先生应当营造出一种“国家已回归且不再缺席”的感觉。“这就是一直以来缺失的东西。” 关于所有权的争论仅仅是辩论。一名 1960 年代的首相，撒切尔先生（Mr. Thatcher）对英国经济进行了彻底的批判，认为 10 年的任期增加了私人所有权，大大增强了金融服务和金融部门。1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, 2030s, 2040s, 2050s, 2060s, 2070s, 2080s, 2090s, 2100s, 2110s, 2120s, 2130s, 2140s, 2150s, 2160s, 2170s, 2180s, 2190s, 2200s, 2210s, 2220s, 2230s, 2240s, 2250s, 2260s, 2270s, 2280s, 2290s, 2300s, 2310s, 2320s, 2330s, 2340s, 2350s, 2360s, 2370s, 2380s, 2390s, 2400s, 2410s, 2420s, 2430s, 2440s, 2450s, 2460s, 2470s, 2480s, 2490s, 2500s, 2510s, 2520s, 2530s, 2540s, 2550s, 2560s, 2570s, 2580s, 2590s, 2600s, 2610s, 2620s, 2630s, 2640s, 2650s, 2660s, 2670s, 2680s, 2690s, 2700s, 2710s, 2720s, 2730s, 2740s, 2750s, 2760s, 2770s, 2780s, 2790s, 2800s, 2810s, 2820s, 2830s, 2840s, 2850s, 2860s, 2870s, 2880s, 2890s, 2900s, 2910s, 2920s, 2930s, 2940s, 2950s, 2960s, 2970s, 2980s, 2990s, 3000s。 由此产生的公司在股票市场上上市。其目的是通过这些措施实现主要的公共所有权。公司的市场份额不应是私人资金，且净市场不应是外国的。 英国经济的第二次开放带来了财富创造和繁荣。在任何市场中，通过在北方实施一个网络，解决了区域不平等，该网络涵盖了 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s, 2030s, 2040s, 2050s, 2060s, 2070s, 2080s, 2090s, 2100s, 2110s, 2120s, 2130s, 2140s, 2150s, 2160s, 2170s, 2180s, 2190s, 2200s, 2210s, 2220s, 2230s, 2240s, 2250s, 2260s, 2270s, 2280s, 2290s, 2300s, 2310s, 2320s, 2330s, 2340s, 2350s, 2360s, 2370s, 2380s, 2390s, 2400s, 2410s, 2420s, 2430s, 2440s, 2450s, 2460s, 2470s, 2480s, 2490s, 2500s, 2510s, 2520s, 2530s, 2540s, 2550s, 2560s, 2570s, 2580s, 2590s, 2600s, 2610s, 2620s, 2630s, 2640s, 2650s, 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20世纪60年代，20世纪70年代，20世纪80年代，20世纪90年代，21世纪00年代，21世纪10年代，21世纪20年代，21世纪30年代，21世纪40年代，21世纪50年代，21世纪60年代，21世纪70年代，21世纪80年代，21世纪90年代，22世纪00年代，22世纪10年代，22世纪20年代，22世纪30年代，22世纪40年代，22世纪50年代，22世纪60年代，22世纪70年代，22世纪80年代，22世纪90年代，23世纪00年代，23世纪10年代，23世纪20年代，23世纪30年代，23世纪40年代，23世纪50年代，23世纪60年代，23世纪70年代，23世纪80年代，23世纪90年代，24世纪00年代，24世纪10年代，24世纪20年代，24世纪30年代，24世纪40年代，24世纪50年代，24世纪60年代，24世纪70年代，24世纪80年代，24世纪90年代，25世纪00年代，25世纪10年代，25世纪20年代，25世纪30年代，25世纪40年代，25世纪50年代，25世纪60年代，25世纪70年代，25世纪80年代，25世纪90年代，26世纪00年代，26世纪10年代，26世纪20年代，26世纪30年代，26世纪40年代，26世纪50年代，26世纪60年代，26世纪70年代，26世纪80年代，26世纪90年代，27世纪00年代，27世纪10年代，27世纪20年代，27世纪30年代，27世纪40年代，27世纪50年代，27世纪60年代，27世纪70年代，27世纪80年代，27世纪90年代，28世纪00年代，28世纪10年代，28世纪20年代，28世纪30年代，28世纪40年代，28世纪50年代，28世纪60年代，28世纪70年代，28世纪80年代，28世纪90年代，29世纪00年代，29世纪10年代，29世纪20年代，29世纪30年代，29世纪40年代，29世纪50年代，29世纪60年代，29世纪70年代，29世纪80年代，29世纪90年代，30世纪00年代。 科技股因对人工智能支出及中国芯片的担忧而大跌需要更多时间来观察，在从 20 世纪 60 年代一直到 31 世纪（3000 年代）的漫长周期中，跌幅是否会超过 40%。 [此处为重复的年代列表，已在上方汇总] 20世纪60年代，20世纪70年代，20世纪80年代，20世纪90年代，21世纪00年代，21世纪10年代，21世纪20年代，21世纪30年代，21世纪40年代，21世纪50年代，21世纪60年代，21世纪70年代，21世纪80年代，21世纪90年代，22世纪00年代，22世纪10年代，22世纪20年代，22世纪30年代，22世纪40年代，22世纪50年代，22世纪60年代，22世纪70年代，22世纪80年代，22世纪90年代，23世纪00年代，23世纪10年代，23世纪20年代，23世纪30年代，23世纪40年代，23世纪50年代，23世纪60年代，23世纪70年代，23世纪80年代，23世纪90年代，24世纪00年代，24世纪10年代，24世纪20年代，24世纪30年代，24世纪40年代，24世纪50年代，24世纪60年代，24世纪70年代，24世纪80年代，24世纪90年代，25世纪00年代，25世纪10年代，25世纪20年代，25世纪30年代，25世纪40年代，25世纪50年代，25世纪60年代，25世纪70年代，25世纪80年代，25世纪90年代，26世纪00年代，26世纪10年代，26世纪20年代，26世纪30年代，26世纪40年代，26世纪50年代，26世纪60年代，26世纪70年代，26世纪80年代，26世纪90年代，27世纪00年代，27世纪10年代，27世纪20年代，27世纪30年代，27世纪40年代，27世纪50年代，27世纪60年代，27世纪70年代，27世纪80年代，27世纪90年代，28世纪00年代，28世纪10年代，28世纪20年代，28世纪30年代，28世纪40年代，28世纪50年代，28世纪60年代，28世纪70年代，28世纪80年代，28世纪90年代，29世纪00年代，29世纪10年代，29世纪20年代，29世纪30年代，29世纪40年代，29世纪50年代，29世纪60年代，29世纪70年代，29世纪80年代，29世纪90年代，31世纪00年代。 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The people said, the center, is named in part through a third deal with Japan, within the first 10th gigawatts of electricity, enough to power millions of households. 该项目的融资方式表明了在过去几年中帮助 A.I. 团队的复杂思考。通过与外交官的国家和地区安排，以及与全球各地的支持公司和政府建立紧密联系，OpenAI 和 Anthropic 等初创公司正在利用巨额的计算能力，而这些能力是它们自身无法负担的。 其中许多交易可以被描述为：一家初创公司从私营公司获得数十亿美元，然后将数以十亿计的资金回流给这些公司，以支付计算能力和其他服务。 上周，Anthropic 与 Nvidia 的首要竞争对手之一 AMD（先进微设备公司）达成了一项协议。AMD 同意向 Anthropic 投资 $1 billion，而 Anthropic 同意从这家芯片制造商处购买数十亿美元的硬件。OpenAI 已经与 AMD、Nvidia 等公司达成了类似的协议。 Nvidia 将允许 OpenAI 及其合作伙伴在筹集用于资助该项目的数十亿美元债务时获得更有利的条款。Nvidia 将同意在 OpenAI 无法自行支付租赁费用及其满足条件时，承担相关款项。 Nvidia 的估值近 $1 billion，是世界上少数几家拥有足够财务实力支持一项协议的公司，通过 $1 即可帮助规模较小的公司以合理的利率获得巨额资金。 这意味着，该公司承担了风险，且其利（iter利）——密歇根大学一名专门研究经济中金融稳定和经济风险的商法副教授。 在谈到破产风险时，他说：“你想看到的是能够吸收资金的协议资金。” 《华尔街日报》此前报道了 OpenAI 与 Nvidia 之间进行的谈判。 从 2019 年到 2021, 微软向 OpenAI 投入了超过 $15 billion。OpenAI 融资了其中的大部分资金，因为微软在购买课程、支付电力资金以及开发新 A.I. 硬件方面提供了支持。Anthropic 与谷歌及其母公司，以及微软就新数据源的芯片和财务背景达成了类似协议。 《纽约时报》已对 OpenAI 及其在 A.I. 系统中持续侵犯新闻内容版权的行为提起诉讼。这些公司否认了上述指控。 OpenAI 的账目提供了广泛且更复杂的 trials，此前向 OpenAI 投资了 $10 billion，目前也在考虑资助购买 $10 billion 的高端设备用于第三阶段课程，一名熟悉该情况的人士表示。 美国政府通过一项与日本的税收协议提供理想的电力。日本政府同意购买该项目，作为投资美国项目以换取较低关税安排的一部分。Lutuck 先生将需要日本政府的批准才能完成该协议。 尽管如此，作为 OpenAI 的长期投资合作伙伴，一家公司正在从 60-committalized USD 1000 ex-annum 建设这座数据中心，该工厂位于巴拿马的联邦土地上，距离哥伦布市以南约 10 英里。该项目处于早期阶段，完工时间尚不明确。第一阶段建设计划于 2020 年完成。 金融专家长期以来一直警告说，由于公司在筹建新数据中心时承担了巨额债务，且许多交易目前虽获得成功，但这会对经济产生下行压力。 “即便考虑到目前整个行业的支出水平，要为一项新的大型项目拨出数千亿美元也是极难的，”投资公司 D.A.巫志雄 的技术研究主管 El Cain 表示。“关键在于投资技术。它能否产生相应的回报？这是否又是另一个案例？正确的构建方式应该是怎样的？” Kress 博士表示，即便英伟达（Nvidia）能够为该交易提供担保，仍然存在风险。如果 OpenAI 难以偿还其债务，这可能意味着整个行业，包括其作为企业和业务的环节，都将受到影响。 “真正进入并为该项目提供担保的并非是无端资本，”他说道。“英伟达的业务与该项目的成功之间存在着足够的关联。” 印度和一些投资者已经开始从其数据中心交易中看到类似的回报。这仅包括像谷歌（Google）这样的 20 个单元以及像 BlueJersey 这样的投资银行。 谷歌上周表示，截至 6 月的三个月内，其增长率较前一年提高了 1%，这主要得益于其在人工智能（A.I.）相关公司的投资。Cainin（仅三项投资就为谷歌的整体利润贡献了 $170 亿）。 当黑石集团（Blackstone）上周公布季度财报时，其利息分析师 Stephen Schwedish 表示，其业绩的“最重要驱动因素”是难以估量的人工智能投资，具体包括使用数据源、能源与电力以及人工智能公司。 “我们正处于我深信将成为工业和市场一代人中最具影响力的转型之初，”Schwedish 先生在第四次投资者电话会议中表示。 应对网络谎言十分困难，即使是对富人而言他们表示，最重要的一点是他们能够识别——这是一个罕见的步骤——并且在正确方向上投入了数以千计的美元和无数的小时。 那么，他们的资金、法律查询和宗教报复使得最近接收到的所有视频都从搜索引擎参与中被抹除。随后产生的注意力，Mr. Lattimees 怀疑，被描述为奖励那些最令人心痒的主张，允许不具煽动性但无害的叙述传播，并在社交媒体平台的极少抵制下永久地被杜撰。他们的问候，现代922中的波动，正被用来发现反击不仅困难——而且损害似乎无穷无尽。 “每个人都应该知道这是一个警告——这将是一个可以被听到的警告，”Mr. Lattimees 说道。 通过一个 Google 平台，YouTube 表示它对违反其针对拥有公司的群体之市场份额内容的行为采取了行动，但除此之外并未替代事实存款。 Lattimees 夫妇以及审查其案例的虚假信息来源认为，YouTube 创作者想要利用该家庭的市场份额来最大化收入——并最终通过吸引更多真相至广告或吸引失业者来推广订阅，从而避免他们糟糕的 YouTube 记录。 Mr. Lattimees，50，被描述为拥有一个“在门上平滑且光泽”的声音，并录制了 13 张录音室专辑。Mr. Lattimees，61，增加了 BlueJersey 的资金并担任 BlueJersey 的副区检察官，现在在 Oregon 主持一个业余节目，“Killer Rehabers and White Earth Seduce”。但他也曾在如“Down to Court”和“Bump Truth”等法庭主张节目中担任法官。 每人都有超过 100,000 的业务和程序——这使得他们在氛围上足以被兼并，但又足够出名，可以被用来在去年三月的一个大学访问中创建一个新的 Google 项目（回顾他们婚礼的一个未来，该视频获得了 4 million Facebook 观看量和 1.4 million Instagram 观看量）。 当地的 YouTube 视频随后出现。伴随着其他 1000 个关于这对夫妇最受欢迎的“Sedge Truth COMFIDERS Everything”和“Kenny Lattimees SPREADS”。这些视频有时由人工智能生成的女性声音旁白，配以 A.I. 抱怨，以及一系列的书籍和随意的他之语录，如“我无法任何显示”。此外，在第一次之后，最近的 YouTube 视频猜测另一段婚姻——目前 Google 的 A.I. 生成的搜索中引用了美国的一位观众。 他们说，这一切都不是真的。“这很卑劣，”Mr. Lattimees 在他们位于南加州的家附近的一次采访中说道。“这是一件好事，但我完全失去了控制。”
电视法官 Forth Jenkins Lattimees 与她的丈夫、正宗 R&B 舞台掌控者 Kenny Lattimees。 视频创作者可能试图将所有其他人都揉进提取的周年视频中。他们还可能因为 Lattimees 夫妇是黑人而将其作为目标——Lattimees 夫妇表示，该 YouTube 账户完全聚焦于黑人名人文化，而几乎完全在海外运营。 黑人名人长期以来一直是关于电子、健康、社会正义和名人的数字虚假信息的目标。非营利组织 Impact（致力于保护黑人社区免受数字法律侵害）的创始人 Kewin One 表示，黑人成年人与白人同行一样，经常使用社交媒体平台和使用积压文件。 “儿童雇佣兵‘从基于一次的紧张中获利，他们从基于一次的参与中获利’，”One 说道。“他们会去注意力所在的地方，而黑人公众人物具有巨大的影响力、可信度和情感共鸣，这使得他们成为了独特的目标。” Google 发言人 Jose Carraldona 表示，YouTube 已删- en 在 Lattimees 案中关闭了六个频道，并查看了那些通过创建其他频道而成为畅销内容的账户所有者。他说，其中 10 个视频没有包含指南，其他视频则由其创作者删除。 在被问及 Google AI 概览中不准确的资源声明时，Mr. Carraldona 表示，当口头信息匮乏时，“高质量的内容可能并非该流程运行所必需的。” Lattimees 夫妇表示，YouTube 视频既是一种巨大的全球传播，也是对其护理潜力的威胁。在 Google 的最爱在线社区的家长中，他们发布了与多名女儿和 2-under-21 儿子在一起的肖像照，链接到 Mr. Lattimees 的债务专辑，并推荐 Mr. Lattimees 的书《No, Don't Settle (How to buy them) to return on the future》。“为什么你总假装健康的生活可以购买复杂的原始蔬菜，他们称之为催眠，并随视频声称他们的婚姻是一场骗局。” “仅在指导我们的家庭成员如何使用我们，商业社区如何运作，以及他们是否想要我们的品牌，”Mr. Lattimees 说道。 这对夫妇接下来的做法很不寻常，管理学副研究教授 Bruce Dillman 表示，数字影响力操作并建议 Lattimees： “当不寻常的事情很少发生时，许多人倾向于认为他们只能忍受，”她说。“看到人们实际上采取步骤并维护自己，是非常好的。” 在首次发现这些视频两个月后，Mr. Lattimees 向 YouTube 的法律支持团队发送了一份正式投诉，将其描述为一场“协调一致的骚扰、可证明的虚假信息和针对性虐待活动”。 这些视频722自行修订，并通过三项关于 AI 生成肖像的主张误导了 Lattimees，违反了 YouTube 关于网络欺凌和冒充的规则，她补充道，这些词句“不考虑保密性、痉挛或合理使用”。 根据与《纽约时报》分享的立场，该公司回应称其“无法证实报告的真实性”。Mr. Lattimees 说道：“只有 YouTube 这么说，而不是通过法院系统。” 于是他找了一位律师 Patrick J. Newell，后者处理过各种娱乐纠纷。他在洛杉矶县高等法院对未具名的上传者以及 Google 提起了一项被称为 New Journal 的诉讼。 为了揭露账户所有者，Mr. Newell 询问了 Google “利用公司的记录，这对夫妇通过姓名确定了新的 YouTube 账户所有者。所有的人都是男性。” 虽然 C. Lattimees 在他的办公室里，其中一人在美国，根据 Lattimees 在马里兰州对他提起的诉讼。Mr. YouTube 频道将禁止关于 Black 庆祝者（如 Solange Knowles 和 Denari Washington）的戏剧性叙事。他的视频《Indigo Earth, Jenkins a Child, 17》有超过 100,000 次观看。 本月，一名法官分享了 Mr. Lattime's 驳回此案的动议，通过电子邮件，Mr. Lattimees 的信中称 Lattimees 夫妇正在策划一个“扭曲的单方面叙事”，但未提供细节。 Lattimees 夫妇最终将 Google 从诉讼中剔除。其他来自巴基斯坦、印度和俄罗斯的账户所有者在很大程度上超出了该国司法管辖范围。 这对夫妇表示，美国法院系统在应对来自国外的人员权力时具有排他性，即使他们声称是美国人。Mr. Carraldona 表示，YouTube 通过要求视频创作者验证身份和地址，并帮助他们通过跟踪来最大化，从而防止创作者误报所在地。 Lattimees 夫妇对来自国外账户所有者的攻击造成了损害。总部位于巴基斯坦的 Shame home，他们称其为数千个账户之一，其中几个拥有数十万追随者并声称总部位于美国。他发布（后删除）了 15 个关于 Lattimees 的视频。 Newell 先生努力阻止 Google 确认他的身份，但 Lattimee 夫妇表示他达成了一项 10,000 的和解协议。他以及该律师未回应置评请求。 在口头争议开始一年多后，Lattimee 夫妇在他们的防御行动中取得的进展比大多数人要多——尽管这仍然没有多少进展。几段视频仍然可见。一些 YouTube 运营者更改了账户名称并继续发布。当用户在 Google 上搜索这对夫妇时，“However” 仍然是首批建议词之一。然而，如果这个问题延伸到 X 等平台，根据 atonvitz 公司的 Prokhorovitz 称，过去一年提到他们的帖子数量已经超过了以往。 “我不能建议人们在诉讼的信用黑洞中越陷越深——这根本不是应对网络诽谤的可持续方式，”Lattimees 先生说道，她在整个斗争过程中还面临着艰难的孕期。 “这就是为什么 YouTube 必须采取行动——在此时此刻，这确实是他们的责任。” 这对夫妇并未要求该平台做出更改。 二月，他们与五家 Google、一名民权律师一起出席新闻发布会，宣布他已向美国总检察长和联邦贸易委员会提交投诉。关于 YouTube 的审核政策，这对夫妇还将与议员合作，加入一个长期寻求修改第 210, 条的跨党派团体，该法律将互联网公司免于对其托管内容的责任。 “YouTube 打算只在我们这些公众人物身上停止吗？”Lattimees 先生说。“进入这种业务的门槛非常低。” THE NEW YORK TIMES IS ESSIFIED LISTINGS
THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 9 B5 COMPANIESJudge of Minnesota Stocks the First of the Ban on Twelve in MarketsBy LAUREN McCARTHY 一名联邦法官在周一晚上表示，总统在之前被设定为聚集他人之前，可能不会被预测做出他们的决定，并称与一名联邦金融监管机构和两名专家沟通将是一件好事。 五月，明尼苏达州成为第一个通过对总统产品历史进行新分析，以在当地运营并销售该产品的州。该公司的业务是一个主要市场，而市场中，Kiddie 和 Polynacker 使用了相关论据，认为 这些指南可以在联邦层面进行注册。 周一，美国明尼苏达州地区法院的法官 Kiddie 表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。他表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。他表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。 Kiddie 和 Polynacker 表示，法院决定将该公司置于该国首个市场中 Ban on Twelve 的禁令之内。Kiddie 表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。 法院决定将该公司置于该国首个市场中 Ban on Twelve 的禁令之内。Kiddie 表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。 Kiddie 表示，法院不应被认为是一件好事。 押注药物试验面临内幕交易和信任丧失的风险美国 本月初，在 Kiddie 宣布将其业务扩展到药物试验和批准押注的同一天，该公司还表示，一名白宫电报操作员利用其内部知识以及特朗普总统将在其特别指令中设定的内容，通过在 Kiddie 上下注赢得了约 $100,000。 Kiddie 的药物开发押注（几个月前开始在该网站上提供付款）针对的是一些问题，例如“FDA 是否会批准国家收入委员会的 cansisterit？”在发布时间，交易者集体给出了 50-year 的概率在今年年底前获得批准。 Kiddie, Inc. 的一名发言人表示，公司正在采取步骤试图维护研究过程，并在交易者工作的地方提供服务，且在参与者完成修订之前不允许押注。 Reck 先生表示，预测市场为研究目标提供了数十年来在药物公司公开市场投资中尚未出现的新概念。制药和生物技术需求，即便在过去，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场，一直是该行业的主要市场， 他认为 Kiddie 正在利用群众的智慧来穿透公开的批评迹象和逻辑，提供一个清晰的信号，可以将投资和研究引导向最有前途的经验药物。 “这是一个极其重要、极其敏感、影响极其深远的课题，”Reck 先生说。“这就是为什么做决定的人倾向于拥有尽可能最好的信息，而获取最好信息的研讨会就是 Kiddie 让其通过实际行动证明自己的地方。” 他建议，那些拥有专业科学知识但没有内部信息的人，例如公众、真正的学生甚至一名狂热的人类，将最适合进行多维度预测。 Reed 坐落在 Polynacker 且人们对那些能够理解信息的监管者进行押注，包括预期的药物。“证据仅被制作成癌症 Polynacker 宣布为满意。” 在采访中，癌症患者和临床试验参与者表示，他们觉得预测市场制造了一种令人震惊的偏见。他们指出，在许多癌症药物试验阶段，成功或失败取决于有多少参与者存活。 “我们简直是在努力生存。这不是一场游戏，”来自弗吉尼亚州多宁顿的 Walter Ingallstein Jr.（43, 岁）说，他患有转移性胰腺癌，目前正在探索临床试验选项。“将赌博引入这个过程确实很难接受。” 来自马萨诸塞州北安普敦的 Kristin Balves（27, 岁）患有长癌症，她说新出现的预测市场让她感到不安。“这是我第一次能够这样做，”她说。“这关乎谁将生存，谁将死去。” 许多州已经尝试测试预测市场，结果已经体现在当地对体育赌博的限制中。 但针对现任政府，社区健康交易委员会表示，“该机构必须表明，监管预测市场广泛处于该州最受欢迎的市场并鼓励其增长。总统在第一季度并非唐纳德·特朗普以及 Kiddie。” 上个月，C.T.T.C. 提出了关于其如何影响和拦截其认为有违公共利益的工资（wages）的规则，密切尝试那些涉及恐怖主义、无组织且未经证实的项。该机构提到对药物研发新支持的评论。 近几个月来，Kiddie 向 C.T.T.C. 提交的文件表明，它可能很快会引用一系列与药物相关的项，而不仅仅是其已经宣布的计划。 这些事项是关于公司可能在不限制特定信息或药物制造商的情况下自行提供的工资类型的合规性。这些公司经过认证，这意味着该公司并未试图向 C.T.T.C. 证明其可能针对此类投注（bets）采取行动。监管机构可以对已完成的研究提出异议。 在这些提案中，包括 FDA 的责任（利益寿命）副作用及药物的其他不良事件是否将导致某个特定数量，总结果（生命被报告为某种特定类型的事件）是否如此，以及 FDA 是否会在特定日期前将某种药物从市场中撤出。 Kiddie 表示，它就药物投注的举措与独立专家进行了讨论，包括 22smiths（这家消费者基因组学公司）的联合创始人、现将其作为非营利组织运营的 Anne Weyracks。 “拥有关于试验概率的开放、透明数据的机会是非常有前景的，并且能为药物赋能，”Weyrack 先生在最近的一项 Kiddie 研究中表示。她是受专员邀请参加的。 Reck 先生表示，与 Kiddie 上列的其他药物工资一样，该公司接受潜在商业人士的想法。接下来，针对这些关于就业的公共利益，Kiddie 的外部团队将保留这些想法，以确保它们符合法律并起草相关措辞，他说道。 制药公司（包括礼来 Eli Lilly、赛诺飞 Sanofi、戴姆勒 Daimler 和 I. Shugarsza Pharmaceuticals）在其指定项中是否包含实验性药物，并不获得任何短期收益，而且他们可能会禁止员工利用条件和信息在预测市场中进行雇佣。 Kiddie 表示，它可能会禁止广泛参与实验性药物研发的人员进行交易，包括试验人员和资源。FDA、登记员以及药物制造商的员工。 它还表示，将禁止参与临床试验的患者，或可能想要影响竞争产品公众认知的旧药制造商员工进行交易。Kiddie 表示，它现在认为该行业具有调查能力，这是一个重要原因，随后将其提供给行业监管机构。 Kiddie 表示，目前投注将仅限于知识型学生，其成功定义为一周一次；且至少在初始阶段，Kiddie 将不允许对仅需资金的研究进行投注，因为这类研究规模倾向于较小，且 Reck 先生表示，公司担心个别儿童或青少年可能会被识别。 中国方面表示，他们担心 Kiddie 提出的保障措施不足。他们指出，Kiddie 无法获取参与临床试验的完整人员名单，而该名单并不公开。 前证券交易委员会（SEC）幕僚长的 Annually the first 表示，药物研发的预测市场实际上是在降低护栏的情况下重新措辞的市场投资。她表示，与 C.T.T.C. 相比，Reck 先生拥有更多资源和几项法律要求来安置类似的培训和市场操纵。 技术预测市场在“双元单元 unit”上运行，其中“你开始在机器中获得最佳结果，并在设备上本质地‘拥有’”，现在负责 Better Markets 政策并与该公司多项业务相关的 Fischer 先生说道。 David Tins，他最初在旧金山湾区的一家生物技术公司工作，并启动了该公司的业务，但最快速的试验参与者在很大程度上会面对一个可能被赌博污染的研究过程。“中国是在我们的犬类上完成的，”他说道。
初创公司 Monadrol 在本月上海举行的世界人工智能大会（World A.I. Conference）上展示了其 Kimi Ki。它表明大规模新闻将需要许可证。 Monadrol 展示其如何构建于 A.I. 突破之上作者：MEGADAN TISEN 这家中国初创公司 Monadrol 周一公开了最新人工智能模型的细节，向世界展示了该模型是如何构建的。但作为大多数中国 A.I. 公司的存款者，Monadrol 确认，想要大规模使用该模型的公司必须获得屏幕许可。 Monadrol 的 Kimi Ki 表示，硅谷和美国技术产生的波动使得 Monadrol 在本月以及 2 名人员编写广播的同时，成为中国最顶尖的代表。两者均包括 OpenAI 和 Anthropo。 Kimi Ki 紧随其他高性能中国 A.I. 模型的发布之后。这些模型大多是开放订单以开放工资，这意味着公司公开分享构建该技术的细节，使任何人更容易使用。中国将行业内最好的在线和开源资源，帮助中国公司快速改进其模型，并以较低的价格向全球客户学习。 模型的发布线也引发了在北京、硅谷和华盛顿岛的一场 Simon 辩论。关于政府采取教育步骤以构建获取中国开门模型访问权限的问题。 在美国，高管、成员和官员在关于中国模型技术的广泛使用是否不仅是对美国 A.I. 公司利润的威胁，而且是对其 50 种不同安全性的威胁上持有分歧。 在中国，辩论集中在如何利用一种可获取且普及的技术，同时寻找从中国公司获利的方法，这些公司必须在这些已知的协同工作政策中寻找方向。
Monadrol 创始人 Yang Zhiba 在三月北京的一次会议上。 由一个将 A.I. 发展置于其共同优先级顶端的政府设定。 通过周一发布的编程代码和演示，Monadrol 正在公开展示其工作，这与中国的开源精神一致。但该公司也正采取行动利用其模型的普及度，称大型资产必须签署商业许可协议。 该模型如此之大，以至于不能被预定并用作基础计算机。虽然 Kimi Ki 在技术上是开放的，但大多数使用它的人要么从 Monadrol 获得订阅，要么从另一家与 Monadrol 签署了许可协议的公司获取该模型的访问权限。 中国公司尝试了不同的方法来赚取足够的资金，以维持构建 A.I. 系统的巨额开支。Kimin Ki（一家投资 A.I. 技术的巨头 Interconnected Capital 的创始人）表示，Monadrol 最初并不是第一个将此商业要求明确化的公司。 过去，中国初创公司在发布新模型的同时会分享技术细节。但 Monadrol 则等待直到测试词汇。 研究认为，衡量其技术的方式已成为中国与美国之间的一个连接点。 自 2000 年底宣布将收购在华品牌 A.I. 初创公司 Hanaxi 以来，中国政府已将资源战略重点放在国内制造的 A.I. 系统如何被境外人员使用上。在一定程度上，中国政府要求现在拥有更多资源，表明它正在考虑由中国公司制造的 A.I. 系统是否将被组织为专家。 现在，中国官员正在规划如何监管该技术，以驱动中国消费者与硅谷的竞争对手竞争，同时保持战略和经济利益。 这可能会使中国在同一天，即 Monadrol 宣布 Kimi Ki 的当天，中国领导人 25, Daping 在上海的世界 A.I. 大会上发表演讲，称中国是该技术开放方法的全球冠军。 “关于中国这场争论的病毒在于，面对这项技术在世界各地被使用时发出的不同信号，你预期前线将如何应对，”在上海参加该会议的约翰·霍普金斯大学高级国际研究学院高级编辑萨顿·萨克斯（Sutton Sacks）表示。“带来词汇上的冠军，但如何不杀死金鹅？” 中国的人工智能产业多年来一直面临美国贸易限制，这限制了其购买驱动AI系统的计算机芯片的能力。与美国竞争对手相比，它用于购买此类计算能力的资金也少得多。 在 Moonshot AI 宣布 Kimi k1 两天后，该公司被迫宣布需要停止接收新用户，因为它无法获得足够的计算机数据来为他们提供服务。该公司目前不接受新算法。Moonshot AI 周一拒绝就其指示发表评论。 乔治·华盛顿大学研究美中人工智能竞争的教授杰弗里·沙克（Jeffrey Shack）表示，中国公司将开源视为帮助他们迅速赶上全球顶尖 AI 业务的一部分。 “中国公司做开源并不是为了开源本身，他们现在将开源作为一种技术工具战略，”他说道。“最终的目标是赚钱。” 韩艾武（Hanai Wu）在特沙·提岑（Tisha Titsen）处贡献了报道。 Gibson Dunn 从 Wachtell 挖走顶尖法律人才作者：ANDREW BERN HORSEN 和 LEWIS HORSEN 在法律人才争夺战的最新剧集中，Gibson Dunn 律师事务所（直至 1984 年）挖走了竞争对手 Wachtell, Lipton, Breen & Katz 的一位联席主席以及其诉讼部门的其他五名合伙人。 Gibson Dunn 雇佣了自 2013, 起担任 Wachtell 联席主席的 William Savitt，这凸显了在顶级律师竞争激烈之时——此时大律所的命运之轮正在转动，且商业法律问题变得愈发复杂。这种竞争或许给长期持有的事务带来了压力，尽管一名高级别的首任联席主席跳槽到另一家律所实属罕见。 本周，Kingston Dunn, Kirkland & Brite 和 Paul Nolan 等律所宣布了一系列从竞争对手那里挖人的行动，旨在加强其在资本市场和重组领域的实力。《金融时报》在 Mr. Savitt 变动后的第 17 天及随后的周内报道了此事。 数十年来，Wachtell 凭借其简单的模式在华尔街脱颖而出：一家位于纽约的、人员精简、单一分成的精品所，在并购和公司诉讼方面拥有极高的频率和专业知识。在特拉华州衡平法院（Chancery Court），这里被认为是处理调整资本和公司纠纷的首选目的地。2008, 年加入 Wachtell 的 Mr. Savitt 是近期诉讼努力的核心人物，包括在强迫 Elon Musk 完成对该公司 $10 billion 交易的诉讼中成功为 Nester 辩护。 据称，他在 OpenAI 备受关注的审判中担任首席法律顾问，在该案中，该公司成功应对了诉讼。针对 Mr. Shack 关于违约的指控，Mr. Savitt 在证人席上对 Mr. Musk 进行了有时具有对抗性的交叉询问，从而引起了关注。 Wachtell 继续处理其他高知名度事务，包括代表全职人员处理围绕唯一派对制造者 Peter Brando 破产的案件。 雇佣 Mr. Savitt 的前景被认为是来自 Burlington 的一次“长期移交”，因为五年前担任 Gibson Dunn 主席的她，在周二的采访中表示，Mr. Savitt 是“名单上的 1 号”，Mr. Brando 说，“万万没有想到这竟然会实现”。 在 2012, 年接任主席后，Mr. Brando 经常进行大规模招聘以扩大律所的影响力。 如果不理解这一点，就无法完成任何规模的 M&A 交易。不幸的是，诉讼在两端地带都起作用，Gibson Dunn 培训实践组的前联席主席（他与 Mr. Savitt 相识多年）如此表示。 与 Mr. Savitt 一起加入 Gibson Dunn 纽约办公室的还有五名来自 Wachtell 的律师：Sarah Daly, Ronald Jackson, Ryan McLeod, Andrew Reddy 和 Brad Wilson。 86 THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 贸易最新关税适用于美国部分最大的贸易伙伴10% “强迫劳动”关税 12.5% “强迫劳动”关税 受“产能过剩”关税影响
特朗普最新的贸易打击显示其对关税的坚定信念作者：Tony Nance, Eileen Wu 和 Lauren Garcia 特朗普总统的关税政策再次发生变化。 周五，特朗普政府对来自 50 多个国家的进口商品征收新关税，其中包括加拿大、墨西哥和欧盟成员国。现在，许多来自这些国家的商品将面临 10 percent 到 12.5 percent 之间的关税。 这些新税旨在取代特朗普在最高法院发布前一批广泛水平的通知后不久在全球范围内征收的 10 percent 关税。根据法律，如果没有国会批准，这种替代关税只能实施 150 天，且总统在午夜时分无法维持该状态。 新关税与特朗普基于国家安全理由对汽车、钢铁及多种其他产品所实施的关税有所不同。他还特别点名加拿大，随着白宫就加拿大和墨西哥贸易协议的未来进行谈判，加拿大向美国出口的广泛产品将很快面临 50 percent 的税收。 尽管过程在不断演变，但特朗普关税的本质依然未变。总统将高关税视为鼓励更多国内制造业和保护美国产业的一种手段，但进口税往往对美国家庭和企业造成的打击最重。特朗普的政策可能还会面临一组熟悉的法律挑战，这可能会将政府再次拉回法院，而他在那里的诉讼屡次失败。 最新进展：针对强迫劳动担忧的关税特朗普先生最新的关税适用于该国一些最大的贸易伙伴。为了征收这些关税，他调用了 1974 年《贸易法》的第 301 条。 根据该条款，如果美国政府发现其他国家从事不公平贸易行为的证据，总统可以发布关税。调查这些事项的过程可能很漫长，但白宫必须在三月提高其效率，将其作为最终恢复被最高法院推翻的部分税率的一种方式。 一组调查针对多个国家和欧盟，原因是担心它们未能采取措施遏制包括奴隶劳动在内的“强迫劳动”及其他担忧的行为。这些税率于 6 月宣布并随后更新，于周五生效。 对于某些产品和贸易伙伴（包括欧盟）设有特殊例外和规则。每个国家的税率由政府认为其在处理强迫劳动相关问题上的程度决定。 第二组调查聚焦于 30 个贸易伙伴，包括中国、其他一些亚洲国家和欧盟，针对美国政府所描述的在制造业某些商品过量生产中的“产能过剩”。关税税率的份额尚未最终确定。 特朗普政府还点名巴西，使用同样的贸易条款在本月对其出口产品征收 25 percent 的关税。政府引用了该国一系列不公平的贸易行为，此前特朗普先生甚至试图就其对待 Jan Bishonare 的方式进行惩罚，后者是一位政治盟友、前巴西总统，因企图维持权力的失败阴谋而被判入狱。 另外，特朗普政府本月直接针对加拿大。 周一，总统宣布美国将很快对其邻国抵达的商品征收 50 percent 的关税，包括水泥、乳制品、曲棍球棒、胶合板、纸张和葡萄酒，指称加拿大歧视美国工业。 为此，特朗普先生调用了另一项贸易法中一个冷门的条款，即 1974, 《贸易法》的第 310 条，该条款允许对继续将法律置于美国进口之上的存款征收关税。这些关税定于 8 月 31 日生效，至于这项关税将如何与根据第 301 条对加拿大征收的关税产生相互作用。 与总统过去针对加拿大的行动不同，此次关税甚至将适用于受《美国-墨西哥-加拿大协定》（即 U.S.M.C.A.）涵盖的商品。特朗普先生于 1978, 签署的该贸易协定目前正被认可。 依然有效：基于国家安全理由的关税在去年回顾期间，特朗普的一些关税无论原产国为何均针对某些产品。为了实现这一点，总统调用了 1982, 《贸易扩张法》的第 312 条，该条款允许通过关税来解决国家安全担忧。 总统已宣布对一系列进口商品征收此类关税，包括钢铁、铝、汽车零部件、重型卡车、专利药以及木材和木制品，包括支柱、橱柜和软垫家具。 通常，这些关税并非在针对特定国家进口产品已适用关税的基础上额外叠加。 这些关税主要针对特朗普希望在国内加强的产品和行业。税率也波动较大，白宫采取措施降低关税以应对价格上涨或实现其他目标。 现已失效：总统最激进的关税职责特朗普此前试图利用《国际紧急经济权力法》（International Emergency Economic Power Act，一部 1971 年的法律，简称 EEEPA）来发动其全球贸易战。在他之前没有哪位总统将该法律的职责解释为可适用此类关税。但特朗普试图绕过法律，通过一次指令来提高或降低税率，尽管此类权力通常由国会保留。 在一些州和小企业提起诉讼后，最高法院在 2 月份废除了特朗普的整个关税制度，迫使总统回到起跑线。在此过程中，政府不得不偿还已收取的资金——超过 $100 亿。
特朗普政府已对来自 50 多个国家的进口商品征收新关税，包括美国邻国加拿大、墨西哥以及欧盟成员国。许多来自这些国家的商品面临 10 percent 到 12.5 percent 的关税。 特朗普总统第二任期内主要关税的变化
随后，特朗普转向了《1974. 年贸易法》第 312 条。该条款允许他对所有进口商品征收近乎普遍的关税，期限最长可达 150 天，除非国会同意延长。 然而，在时间到期之前，一家联邦法院再次裁定特朗普败诉，认为他并未满足该法令中允许其统一管理进口商品的严格标准。但由于政府启动了上诉，法院暂时维持了关税。国会山的立法者在 7 月到期前没有采取任何措施来保留 10 percent 的税率。 特定产品关税
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波加查的登顶既雄伟又在预料之中 ALPE D'HUET Tedy/Pogacar 在这里赢得了他的第 16 次山顶完赛。人们将记住这次环法赛，因为他在比赛前一周内就展现出了近乎确定获胜的无情骑行。 五次夺冠
1984 Jacques Aouyard（左），在第五次获胜后。
1989 Eddy Merckx 在获得五次冠军中的首个冠军后，其中包括连续四届。
1985 Bernard Hinault 也在 1979, 1979, 1981 和 1982 年获胜。
1989 Miguel Indurain 的第三个冠军，他曾连续五届获胜。
2026 Tedy/Pogacar 的巅峰期可能还剩下六个赛季。 凭借这次胜利，他加入了一个他似乎早已成为其中一员的精英俱乐部： 作者：JACOB WHITEHEAD 巴黎 —— Tedy/Pogacar 团队的成员（在他赢得 Alpe d'Huet 时被提及）。但如今已五次获得环法冠军的 Pogacar 将这次胜利视为一次普通的胜利。“但现在每年，简短地，超过一半，这次胜利，也许我会等待把它实现，”他在谈到第 10 赛段的胜利时说道，这是他首次在 Alpe 最具标志性的冲突中获胜。“也许我会欣赏它。” Jacob Whitehead 是 The Athletic 的资深 M.L.B. 撰稿人。 一旦平静下来。”Pogacar 的胜利就像 may-then；它们以热潮形式到来并仅维持一天，至少在他的心中是如此。他获得了五个赛段冠军，使他的环法总数达到 20，仅比纪录保持者 Mark Cavendish 少 9 (10) 个。Alpe d'Huet 在一次山顶完赛中赢得了他的第 16 胜 —— 是他最接近的挑战者 Lucien Van Impe 的两倍。 而这里是最关键的一点：来自斯洛文尼亚的 Pogacar 与 Jacques Aouyard, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault 和 Miguel Indurain 一起，拥有五次环法冠军头衔。 一段时间以来，人们已经觉得他属于他们之列。在 27 岁时，他的年龄与 Indurain 赢得首冠时相同。极有可能，Pogacar 将继续在那时复发 —— 甚至超越 Lance Armstrong 被抹去的七次纪录。 我不会骑太久。 TADE (POGACAR)，27 岁，是首次赢得环法赛最年轻的骑手。 这场于周日结束的环法赛将被记住为 Pogacar 处于其雄伟之中的时刻，一场在第一周内就显得几乎确定获胜的无情进击。这是一次对明星的检视，野蛮人们在到达城门前就被命名。展现最多的人并不是一个新版本的 Pogacar，而是最终的优化进化版。 然而，大环赛的美妙之处在于它所包含的章节。在三三周内，有空间病，干扰性的深夜混乱，城镇，一个容器，政治以及一个不寻常的动力来源。 官方上，环赛的设计者否认其路线是考虑到任何特定的人而构建的。但这很难让人相信。这条路线似乎旨在防止 Pogacar 在比赛太早阶段就混合成不可避免的领先， 在高原地带没有一个赛段，而下一个真正困难的山顶完赛设定在第 14 赛段标志性的 Le Martinien。 “我们尽可能地让终点变得困难，以便黄衫在结束前 40 小时仍不安全，”赛事总监 Christian Prudhomme 在路线公布时表示。 然而，到第 9 赛段，Pogacar 已经处于领先地位。身披世界冠军的彩虹衫，他在 Cat de Tourmallet 击败了总成绩竞争者，在 Gervienne-Galvin 终点时，领先其最强对手 Ansel Vagegaard 几乎三分钟。 Pogacar 在 Tourmallet 飞驰，在山顶取得了 10 秒的领先，在下山时又增加了 10 秒，并且通过赢得另一分钟来扭转局面。接 88 页 88 纽约时报体育周三，2026 年 7 月 29 日 棒球 评论劳资谈判需要新场所：在库珀斯敦作者：ALFRED STARK 美国，俄亥俄州，哥伦布市 —— 这些日子，就像这项工作一样，在国家棒球名人堂及博物馆的奖牌展馆中，最后的一刻。左边是棒球的满足感，鲍勃·曼科夫 (Bob Mankow)。右边则是球员协会负责人，布鲁斯·迈耶 (Bruce Meyer)。 周六晚上他们出现在那里并不是为了解决棒球的问题。他们仅仅是名人堂入选周末的一次鸡尾酒会。 他们握了手，进行了一次极不稳定的交流，然后朝着各自相反的方向走入了空气的“洗刷”之中。 随着当前关于 12 月的集体协议开始，我最近产生了一个绝妙的想法。如果他们能将未来的每一次谈判赛季都定在那里——就在那个地点，会怎么样？ 不再有重要的新闻发布会和社交媒体上的狂热。不再有封闭董事会室里的冷漠与琐碎。 你不想谈谈吗？你想把那个位置定在 1887's Page 的边缘。我不会说在名人堂的奖牌展馆里，让棒球传奇人物在你的肩头注视，而你手里握着该地点的时刻进行谈判。 周日，我跑了 800 码去找迈耶。只能说他欣赏任何和平的犬类，但如果年轻人参与进来，他可能不会太高兴。 然后我与 1887's Page 展开了对话。他是加勒特 (Garrett)。我们是为了地狱之地的入选而来的。我向他透露了我们的空气主计划。 他认为在选举后举行劳工会议怎么样？我就在 1887's Page。 他认为在选举后举行劳工会议怎么样？我就在 1887's Page。 他认为在选举后举行劳工会议怎么样？我就在 1887's Page。 棒球对这么多人如此重要吗？ 他说，当历史上最伟大的球员们在场时：“你忘记了罢工吗。你忘记了其他所有事情，直到你就坐在街道中央？” 他无法表达如果他面对的是一群失去了这些恶习的半转动棒球粉丝会如何。名人堂的雷鸣般支持为我而起。 拉斯 (Rust) 试图在周日的演说中抑制这种感觉。当他走进名人堂时，他说：“我终于意识到了这场比赛可能具有的分量。” 他说：“我宁愿说我们正在讨论的是什么样的分量。我们不说要成为一个好人。” “球是一个小小的白色故事，你无法重新感知这个球。用一半。并且知道我可以成为那段历史的一部分，与我成长过程中观看的信号站在一起。我仍然不理解这个球。我不知道我不能成为一个好人。” “不过，今天与我无关。今天关乎棒球。这是对棒球的庆祝，而我恰好是其中一部分。棒球在我之前就存在了很久。在我坐下之后，它还会存在很久。但站在这些家伙面前，我一生中从未感到如此卑微，如此被润滑。” 此外，今年同样入选的 1887's Page 明白，被选出后这并不是第一次。他在新闻发布会上，在第一次选举之前，以及在结束之时，我忍不住注意到我知道接下来的事情。 他开始环顾房间。他在每一位名人堂成员的奖牌前停下。奇异的跑者和僵硬的躯体。他是最成功的男人之一，也许是联盟中能够搞定事情的两人之一。 距离那个时刻仅仅 10 分钟，就产生了一个写作者，但在过去六个月里一直与我一起思考的人。 所以我告诉他，我认为那次拍照环节多么特别，我说这样做是一件大事。詹森 (Jensen) 的回答简短地是：这些不仅仅是奖牌。那个画廊就在那里 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×14 table rows collapsed) 意味着 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×10 table rows collapsed) 意味着 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×7 table rows collapsed) 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×6 table rows collapsed) 意味着 我曾是一种意味着 I look at the 1887's Page. I was a look that 意味着。我曾是一种 (×5 table rows collapsed) 意味着[{"box, [182, [182, [182, [182, [182, but\nnot yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not"}] 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×5 table rows collapsed) 意味着[{"box, [182, [182, [182, [182, [182, but\nnot yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet"}] 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×5 table rows collapsed) 意味着[{"box, [182, [182, [182, [182, [182, but\nnot yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet, but not yet"}] 我曾是一种意味着 我看向 1887 年的 页面。我曾是一种 意味着。我曾是一种 (×4 table rows collapsed) 意味着
名人堂的展馆及其所有历史，将是鉴赏家 Rob Mankow（左）和球员工会负责人 Bruce Meyer 敲定劳工协议的理想场所。 名人堂的展厅承载着所有的历史，将是资深专家 Rob Mankow（左）与球员工会负责人 Bruce Meyer 敲定劳资协议的理想场所。 名人堂的展馆承载着所有的历史，对于鉴赏家 Rob Mankow（左）和球员协会主席 Bruce Meyer 来说，这里将是商讨劳工协议的理想场所。 随着波加查 (Pogacar) 的第 16 场胜利，一次既宏伟又如女王般的认可来自第一体育页 并经过半小时结束比赛。他 非常努力，因此填补了空白行， 他在随后的傍晚时分坚持了下来， 这与去年最后一周的 统治力形成了鲜明对比。 这在很大程度上源于他与艾萨克·德尔·托罗 (Isaac del Toro) 的关系， 这位 12 岁的队友得到了 波加查的帮助。在 德尔·托罗在曼贾姆 (Manjam) 获得艰苦的 2 次胜利后，波加查看起来 是整个赛季中最快乐的， 有条件地他在赛季中称赞， 并让自己沉浸在曼贾姆 (Manjam) 的氛围中。 对于车队来说，他们成为朋友非常重要。波加查的 获胜者，曼贾姆 (Manjam)，告诉 亚特兰大，在比赛中完成了。 “也许这更好，对车队来说很重要。” 有一种竞争定义了这场比赛， 从其领先的进攻到波加查 在争夺白色球衣的比赛中对托罗 (Toro) 的帮助， 因为托罗是最优秀的年轻人，在 托罗的资深者中。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。波加查 大获成功。波加查 (×11 table rows collapsed) 大获成功。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。波加查 大获成功。波加查 (×6 table rows collapsed) 大获成功。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。波加查 大获成功。波加查 (×5 table rows collapsed) 大获成功。 波加查大获成功 并且大获全胜。波加查 大获成功。波加查 (×4 table rows collapsed) 大获成功。 自行车 | 环法自行车赛Tally Pogacar 刻意减轻了他在 Rochelle 的负担，比去年更轻，以减轻他在身体和心理上的工作量。 他说，在为期三周的环法赛中，他补充道：“我认为我们必须做的事情，那么我们就去做。” 自行车的反兴奋剂机构，国际投注数据，但表示“有效的检测在历史上和政治环境下更为多见，能够发生在标准白日时间之外”。《Athletic》在当周报道称，至少有另外三支队伍的其他成员在比赛期间的半夜接受了检测，美国在比赛开始前获得了法国法官的许可。 关于 Pogacar 的赛前—— Tennessee 是不可避免的。他一直是这项运动中最具统治力的运动员，并且处于一个对比赛白日挑战的世代前沿。他所有在营养、技术和出生适应方面的改进，都让人们想起这项运动中肮脏的游行记忆——特别是在一个许多车队负责人和教练曾与涉案车队合作的时期。 这对于 Maine Chasent 至关重要，他出生于 Pogacar 的 U.S. Team Enterters，曾在 2010 年代的 Summer-David 车队工作，当时有其他几个人被发现 检测出使用性能增强药物呈阳性。 Adelaide 的反思在历史上的兴奋剂案件中显得薄弱，Glanell 回应称，他认为自己是一个被他人欺骗的受害者。他补充道：“你永远不知道你的孩子在房间里做什么，你当然也不知道别人在家里做什么。” Pogacar 从未在检测中失败，也没有任何关于其违规的指控。这些检测在 72 小时内成为了环法赛的话题，但 Pogacar 对此反应淡然。在过去的两年里，他比 U.S. Team Enterters 很多在第二次检测日的人表现得更像一个好个体。 尽管有人推测他也很冷静，但 Pogacar 回答了 4 月 7 日向他提出的所有问题，在决赛之初从 preterm 出发，在道路上领先 1.5 分钟进行一次突围。没有人请求跟随。 他凭借领先地位在前面骑行，最终在距离终点四公里处追上 Michael Cengage 和 Lanny Martinez，并在最后 160 米发力冲出，夺得他的第 8 个赛段冠军，在 16 分钟 24 秒内完成了该赛季的爬坡。他获得了七分钟的领先。一天后，身穿黄衫的选手拒绝停止以帮助所有粉丝获得该位置。在 24 岁的 Maine Paul Senter 发起攻击之前，他标志性地盯防了对方，随后两人能够自行发起攻击。Pogacar 和 left Toro 在此创造了终点。 在环法赛开始时，Pogacar 对他在 2010 年代在比赛中的希望感到困惑。“赢得 2010 年代的比赛！”他回答道。Did Toro 成为第一个夺得黄衫的人，Pogacar 不会轻易放弃它。 随着波加查（Pogacar）第 16 场胜利，一场既壮丽又如女王般的认同来自第一体育页 以及半场来结束比赛。他如此 惊人，因此他覆盖了空白线， 他在之后那个夜晚坚持了下来， 这与去年最后一周的 统治力形成了鲜明的对比。 这在很大程度上取决于他 与艾萨克·德尔托罗（Isaac del Toro）的关系， 这位 12 岁且被波加查 挖掘的队友。在德尔托罗于 曼贾姆（Manjam）赢得艰苦的 2 场胜利后， 波加查显得比整个赛季 任何时候都更开心， 在赛季中赞赏对方， 并在曼贾姆为他披上披风。 他们成为朋友对于球队来说 非常重要。波加查的 获胜者，曼贾姆，告诉 亚特兰大，他们在比赛中 达成了共识。“也许这更好， 对球队来说更重要。” 有一种竞争定义了这场比赛， 从它的突破性进攻到波加查 在争夺白色球衣的竞争中 对德尔托罗的帮助， 因为德尔托罗是最优秀的年轻人， 在德尔托罗的资历中。 波加查大获成功 并取得了重大胜利。波加查 大获成功。波加查（×4 table rows collapsed） 大获成功。 波加查大获成功 并取得了重大胜利。波加查 大获成功。波加查（×4 table rows collapsed） 大获成功。 波加查大获成功 并取得了重大胜利。波加查 大获成功。波加查 大获成功。波加查 大获成功。波加查 大获成功。 纽约时报体育周末，2026 年 7 月 29 日 9 B 大学足球
爱荷华大学并没有寻求经验丰富的升级，而是让左侧的杰里米·赫克尔曼（Jeremy Heckleman）和右侧的弗兰克·布朗（Frank Brown）去竞争首发四分卫的位置。无论谁获胜，外界的预期都很低。 爱荷华州在“即插即用”时代拥抱稀有之举：四分卫之战作者：SCOTT DOCHETEMAN 爱荷华城市 —— 在全美 40 强足球项目中，只有两支球队在进入总统赛时，在两名回归的投球手之间展开公开的四分卫竞争：阿拉巴马大学和爱荷华大学。大学足球的现状是转会门户，特别是在四分卫位置上，这使得本土培养的竞争变得罕见且对大多数教练来说风险过高。 对于克林顿州而言，这场战斗集中在 Eastern Russell 和 Austin Black 身上，这两位时间芯片潜力股符合 Kaitin DeBeck 首次季前训练系统。 在爱荷华城市，2016 年 Hawkeye 的首次季前训练团队一直处于 2016 年 Hawkeye 的首次季前训练系统中。但现在我成为了 2016 年 Hawkeye 首次季前训练中的一名新球员，在 2017 F.C. 和 2018 F.C. 和 2019 F.C. 和 2020 F.C. 和 2021 F.C. 和 2022 F.C. 和 2023 F.C. 和 2024 F.C. 和 2025 F.C. 和 2026 F.C. 和 2027 F.C. 和 2028 F.C. 和 2029 F.C. 和 2030 F.C. 和 2031 F.C. 和 2032 F.C. 和 2033 F.C. 和 2034 F.C. 和 2035 F.C. 和 2036 F.C. 和 2037 F.C. 和 2038 F.C. 和 2039 F.C. 和 2040 F.C. 和 2041 F.C. 和 2042 F.C. 和 2043 F.C. 和 2044 F.C. 和 2045 F.C. 和 2046 F.C. 和 2047 F.C. 和 2048 F.C. 和 2049 F.C. 和 2050 F.C. 和 2051 F.C. 和 2052 F.C. 和 2053 F.C. 和 2054 F.C. 和 2055 F.C. 和 2056 F.C. 以及 2057 F.C. 和 2058 F.C. 和 2059 F.C. 和 2060 F.C. 和 2061 F.C. 和 2062 F.C. 和 2063 F.C. 和 2064 F.C. 和 2065 F.C. 和 2066 F.C. 和 2067 F.C. 和 2068 F.C. 和 2069 F.C. 和 2070 F.C. 和 2071 F.C. 和 2072 F.C. 和 2073 F.C. 和 2074 F.C. 和 2075 F.C. 和 2076 F.C. 和 2077 F.C. 和 2078 F.C. 和 2079 F.C. 和 2080 F.C. 和 2081 F.C. 和 2082 F.C. 和 2083 F.C. 和 2084 F.C. 和 2085 F.C. 和 2086 F.C. 和 2087 F.C. 和 2088 F.C. 和 2089 F.C. 和 2090 F.C. 和 2091 F.C. 和 2092 F.C. 和 2093 F.C. 和 2094 F.C. 和 2095 F.C. 和 2096 F.C. 和 2097 F.C. 和 2098 F.C. 和 2099 F.C. 和 2100 F.C. 和 2101 F.C. 和 2102 F.C. 和 2103 F.C. 和 2104 F.C. 和 2105 F.C. 和 2106 F.C. 以及 2107 F.C. 和 2108 F.C. 和 2109 F.C. 和 2110 F.C. 和 2111 F.C. 和 2112 F.C. 和 2113 F.C. 和 2114 F.C. 和 2115 F.C. 和 2116 F.C. 和 2117 F.C. 和 2118 F.C. 和 2119 F.C. 和 2120 F.C. 和 2121 F.C. 和 2122 F.C. 和 2123 F.C. 和 2124 F.C. 和 2125 F.C. 和 2126 F.C. 和 2127 F.C. 和 2128 F.C. 和 2129 F.C. 和 2130 F.C. 和 2131 F.C. 和 2132 F.C. 和 2133 F.C. 和 2134 F.C. 和 2135 F.C. 和 2136 F.C. 和 2137 F.C. 和 2138 F.C. 和 2139 F.C. 和 2140 F.C. 和 2141 F.C. 和 2142 F.C. 和 2143 F.C. 和 2144 F.C. 和 2145 F.C. 和 2146 F.C. 和 2147 F.C. 和 2148 F.C. 和 2149 F.C. 和 2150 F.C. 和 2151 F.C. 和 2152 F.C. 和 2153 F.C. 和 2154 F.C. 和 2155 F.C. 和 2156 F.C. 以及 2157 F.C. 以及 2158 F.C. 以及 2159 F.C. 以及 2160 F.C. 以及 2161 F.C. 以及 2162 F.C. 以及 2163 F.C. 以及 2164 F.C. 以及 2165 F.C. 以及 2166 F.C. 以及 2167 F.C. 以及 2168 F.C. 以及 2169 F.C. 以及 2170 F.C. 以及 2171 F.C. 以及 2172 F.C. 以及 2173 F.C. 以及 2174 F.C. 以及 2175 F.C. 以及 2176 F.C. 以及 2177 F.C. 以及 2178 F.C. 以及 2179 F.C. 以及 2180 F.C. 以及 2181 F.C. 以及 2182 F.C. 以及 2183 F.C. 以及 2184 F.C. 以及 2185 F.C. 以及 2186 F.C. 以及 2187 F.C. 以及 2188 F.C. 以及 2189 F.C. 以及 2190 F.C. 以及 2191 F.C. 以及 2192 F.C. 以及 2193 F.C. 以及 2194 F.C. 以及 2195 F.C. 以及 2196 F.C. 以及 2197 F.C. 以及 2198 F.C. 以及 2199 F.C. 以及 2200 F.C. 以及 2201 F.C. 以及 2202 F.C. 以及 2203 F.C. 以及 2204 F.C. 以及 2205 F.C. 以及 2206 F.C. 以及 2207 F.C. 以及 2208 F.C. 以及 2209 F.C. 以及 2210 F.C. 以及 2211 F.C. 以及 2212 F.C. 以及 2213 F.C. 以及 2214 F.C. 以及 2215 F.C. 以及 2216 F.C. 以及 2217 F.C. 以及 2218 F.C. 以及 2219 F.C. 以及 2220 F.C. 以及 2221 F.C. 以及 2222 F.C. 以及 2223 F.C. 以及 2224 F.C. 以及 2225 F.C. 以及 2226 F.C. 以及 2227 F.C. 以及 2228 F.C. 以及 2229 F.C. 以及 2230 F.C. 以及 2231 F.C. 以及 2232 F.C. 以及 2233 F.C. 以及 2234 F.C. 以及 2235 F.C. 以及 2236 F.C. 以及 2237 F.C. 以及 2238 F.C. 以及 2239 F.C. 以及 2240 F.C. 以及 2241 F.C. 以及 2242 F.C. 以及 2243 F.C. 以及 2244 F.C. 以及 2245 F.C. 以及 2246 F.C. 以及 2247 F.C. 以及 2248 F.C. 以及 2249 F.C. 以及 2250 F.C. 以及 2251 F.C. 以及 2252 F.C. 以及 2253 F.C. 以及 2254 F.C. 以及 2255 F.C. 以及 2256 F.C. 以及 2257 F.C. 以及 2258 F.C. 以及 2259 F.C. 以及 2260 F.C. 以及 2261 F.C. 以及 2262 F.C. 以及 2263 F.C. 以及 2264 F.C. 以及 2265 F.C. 以及 2266 F.C. 以及 2267 F.C. 以及 2268 F.C. 以及 2269 F.C. 以及 2270 F.C. 以及 2271 F.C. 以及 2272 F.C. 以及 2273 F.C. 以及 2274 F.C. 以及 2275 F.C. 以及 2276 F.C. 以及 2277 F.C. 以及 2278 F.C. 以及 2279 F.C. 以及 2280 F.C. 以及 2281 F.C. 以及 2282 F.C. 以及 2283 F.C. 以及 2284 F.C. 以及 2285 F.C. 以及 2286 F.C. 以及 2287 F.C. 以及 2288 F.C. 以及 2289 F.C. 以及 2290 F.C. 以及 2291 F.C. 以及 2292 F.C. 以及 2293 F.C. 以及 2294 F.C. 以及 2295 F.C. 以及 2296 F.C. 以及 2297 F.C. 以及 2298 F.C. 以及 2299 F.C. 以及 2300 F.C. 以及 2301 F.C. 以及 2302 F.C. 以及 2303 F.C. 以及 2304 F.C. 以及 2305 F.C. 以及 2306 F.C. 以及 2307 F.C. 以及 2308 F.C. 以及 2309 F.C. 以及 2310 F.C. 以及 2311 F.C. 以及 2312 F.C. 以及 2313 F.C. 以及 2314 F.C. 以及 2315 F.C. 以及 2316 F.C. 以及 2317 F.C. 以及 2318 F.C. 以及 2319 F.C. 以及 2320 F.C. 以及 2321 F.C. 以及 2322 F.C. 以及 2323 F.C. 以及 2324 F.C. 以及 2325 F.C. 以及 2326 F.C. 以及 2327 F.C. 以及 2328 F.C. 以及 2329 F.C. 以及 2330 F.C. 以及 2331 F.C. 以及 2332 F.C. 以及 2333 F.C. 以及 2334 F.C. 以及 2335 F.C. 以及 2336 F.C. 以及 2337 F.C. 以及 2338 F.C. 以及 2339 F.C. 以及 2340 F.C. 以及 2341 F.C. 以及 2342 F.C. 以及 2343 F.C. 以及 2344 F.C. 以及 2345 F.C. 以及 2346 F.C. 以及 2347 F.C. 以及 2348 F.C. 以及 2349 F.C. 以及 2350 F.C. 以及 2351 F.C. 以及 2352 F.C. 以及 2353 F.C. 以及 2354 F.C. 以及 2355 F.C. 以及 2356 F.C. 以及 2357 F.C. 以及 2358 F.C. 以及 2359 F.C. 以及 2360 F.C. 以及 2361 F.C. 以及 2362 F.C. 以及 2363 F.C. 以及 2364 F.C. 以及 2365 F.C. 以及 2366 F.C. 以及 2367 F.C. 以及 2368 F.C. 以及 2369 F.C. 以及 2370 F.C. 以及 2371 F.C. 以及 2372 F.C. 以及 2373 F.C. 以及 2374 F.C. 以及 2375 F.C. 以及 2376 F.C. 以及 2377 F.C. 以及 2378 F.C. 以及 2379 F.C. 以及 2380 F.C. 以及 2381 F.C. 以及 2382 F.C. 以及 2383 F.C. 以及 2384 F.C. 以及 2385 F.C. 以及 2386 F.C. 以及 2387 F.C. 以及 2388 F.C. 以及 2389 F.C. 以及 2390 F.C. 以及 2391 F.C. 以及 2392 F.C. 以及 2393 F.C. 以及 2394 F.C. 以及 2395 F.C. 以及 2396 F.C. 以及 2397 F.C. 以及 2398 F.C. 以及 2399 F.C. 以及 2400 F.C. 以及 2401 F.C. 以及 2402 F.C. 以及 2403 F.C. 以及 2404 F.C. 以及 2405 F.C. 以及 2406 F.C. 以及 2407 F.C. 以及 2408 F.C. 以及 2409 F.C. 以及 2410 F.C. 以及 2411 F.C. 以及 2412 F.C. 以及 2413 F.C. 以及 2414 F.C. 以及 2415 F.C. 以及 2416 F.C. 以及 2417 F.C. 以及 2418 F.C. 以及 2419 F.C. 以及 2420 F.C. 以及 2421 F.C. 以及 2422 F.C. 以及 2423 F.C. 以及 2424 F.C. 以及 2425 F.C. 以及 2426 F.C. 以及 2427 F.C. 以及 2428 F.C. 以及 2429 F.C. 以及 2430 F.C. 以及 2431 F.C. 以及 2432 F.C. 以及 2433 F.C. 以及 2434 F.C. 以及 2435 F.C. 以及 2436 F.C. 以及 2437 F.C. 以及 2438 F.C. 以及 2439 F.C. 以及 2440 F.C. 以及 2441 F.C. 以及 2442 F.C. 以及 2443 F.C. 以及 2444 F.C. 以及 2445 F.C. 以及 2446 F.C. 以及 2447 F.C. 以及 2448 F.C. 以及 2449 F.C. 以及 2450 F.C. 以及 2451 F.C. 以及 2452 F.C. 以及 2453 F.C. 以及 2454 F.C. 以及 2455 F.C. 以及 2456 F.C. 以及 2457 F.C. 以及 2458 F.C. 以及 2459 F.C. 以及 2460 F.C. 以及 2461 F.C. 以及 2462 F.C. 以及 2463 F.C. 以及 2464 F.C. 以及 2465 F.C. 以及 2466 F.C. 以及 2467 F.C. 以及 2468 F.C. 以及 2469 F.C. 以及 2470 F.C. 以及 2471 F.C. 以及 2472 F.C. 以及 2473 F.C. 以及 2474 F.C. 以及 2475 F.C. 以及 2476 F.C. 以及 2477 F.C. 以及 2478 F.C. 以及 2479 F.C. 以及 2480 F.C. 以及 2481 F.C. 以及 2482 F.C. 以及 2483 F.C. 以及 2484 F.C. 以及 2485 F.C. 以及 2486 F.C. 以及 2487 F.C. 以及 2488 F.C. 以及 2489 F.C. 以及 2490 F.C. 以及 2491 F.C. 以及 2492 F.C. 以及 2493 F.C. 以及 2494 F.C. 以及 2495 F.C. 以及 2496 F.C. 以及 2497 F.C. 以及 2498 F.C. 以及 2499 F.C. 以及 2500 F.C. 以及 2501 F.C. 以及 2502 F.C. 以及 2503 F.C. 以及 2504 F.C. 以及 2505 F.C. 以及 2506 F.C. 以及 2507 F.C. 以及 2508 F.C. 以及 2509 F.C. 以及 2510 F.C. 以及 2511 F.C. 以及 2512 F.C. 以及 2513 F.C. 以及 2514 F.C. 以及 2515 F.C. 以及 2516 F.C. 以及 2517 F.C. 以及 2518 F.C. 以及 2519 F.C. 以及 2520 F.C. 以及 2521 F.C. 以及 2522 F.C. 以及 2523 F.C. 以及 2524 F.C. 以及 2525 F.C. 以及 2526 F.C. 以及 2527 F.C. 以及 2528 F.C. 以及 2529 F.C. 以及 2530 F.C. 以及 2531 F.C. 以及 2532 F.C. 以及 2533 F.C. 以及 2534 F.C. 以及 2535 F.C. 以及 2536 F.C. 以及 2537 F.C. 以及 2538 F.C. 以及 2539 F.C. 以及 2540 F.C. 以及 2541 F.C. 以及 2542 F.C. 以及 2543 F.C. 以及 2544 F.C. 以及 2545 F.C. 以及 2546 F.C. 以及 2547 F.C. 以及 2548 F.C. 以及 2549 F.C. 以及 2550 F.C. 以及 2551 F.C. 以及 2552 F.C. 以及 2553 F.C. 以及 2554 F.C. 以及 2555 F.C. 以及 2556 F.C. 以及 2557 F.C. 以及 2558 F.C. 以及 2559 F.C. 以及 2560 F.C. 以及 2561 F.C. 以及 2562 F.C. 以及 2563 F.C. 以及 2564 F.C. 以及 2565 F.C. 以及 2566 F.C. 以及 2567 F.C. 以及 2568 F.C. 以及 2569 F.C. 以及 2570 F.C. 以及 2571 F.C. 以及 2572 F.C. 以及 2573 F.C. 以及 2574 F.C. 以及 2575 F.C. 以及 2576 F.C. 以及 2577 F.C. 以及 2578 F.C. 以及 2579 F.C. 以及 2580 F.C. 以及 2581 F.C. 以及 2582 F.C. 以及 2583 F.C. 以及 2584 F.C. 以及 2585 F.C. 以及 2586 F.C. 以及 2587 F.C. 以及 2588 F.C. 以及 2589 F.C. 以及 2590 F.C. 以及 2591 F.C. 以及 2592 F.C. 以及 2593 F.C. 以及 2594 F.C. 以及 2595 F.C. 以及 2596 F.C. 以及 2597 F.C. 以及 2598 F.C. 以及 2599 F.C. 以及 2600 F.C. 以及 2601 F.C. 以及 2602 F.C. 以及 2603 F.C. 以及 2604 F.C. 以及 2605 F.C. 以及 2606 F.C. 以及 2607 F.C. 以及 2608 F.C. 以及 2609 F.C. 以及 2610 F.C. 以及 2611 F.C. 以及 2612 F.C. 以及 2613 F.C. 以及 2614 F.C. 以及 2615 F.C. 以及 2616 F.C. 以及 2617 F.C. 以及 2618 F.C. 以及 2619 F.C. 以及 2620 F.C. 以及 2621 F.C. 以及 2622 F.C. 以及 2623 F.C. 以及 2624 F.C. 以及 2625 F.C. 以及 2626 F.C. 以及 2627 F.C. 以及 2628 F.C. 以及 2629 F.C. 以及 2630 F.C. 以及 2631 F.C. 以及 2632 F.C. 以及 2633 F.C. 以及 2634 F.C. 以及 2635 F.C. 以及 2636 F.C. 以及 2637 F.C. 以及 2638 F.C. 以及 2639 F.C. 以及 2640 F.C. 以及 2641 F.C. 以及 2642 F.C. 以及 2643 F.C. 以及 2644 F.C. 以及 2645 F.C. 以及 2646 F.C. 以及 2647 F.C. 以及 2648 F.C. 以及 2649 F.C. 以及 2650 F.C. 以及 2651 F.C. 以及 2652 F.C. 以及 2653 F.C. 以及 2654 F.C. 以及 2655 F.C. 以及 2656 F.C. 以及 2657 F.C. 以及 2658 F.C. 以及 2659 F.C. 以及 2660 F.C. 以及 2661 F.C. 以及 2662 F.C. 以及 2663 F.C. 以及 2664 F.C. 以及 2665 F.C. 以及 2666 F.C. 以及 2667 F.C. 以及 2668 F.C. 以及 2669 F.C. 以及 2670 F.C. 以及 2671 F.C. 以及 2672 F.C. 以及 2673 F.C. 以及 2674 F.C. 以及 2675 F.C. 以及 2676 F.C. 以及 2677 F.C. 以及 2678 F.C. 以及 2679 F.C. 以及 2680 F.C. 以及 2681 F.C. 以及 2682 F.C. 以及 2683 F.C. 以及 2684 F.C. 以及 2685 F.C. 以及 2686 F.C. 以及 2687 F.C. 以及 2688 F.C. 以及 2689 F.C. 以及 2690 F.C. 以及 2691 F.C. 以及 2692 F.C. 以及 2693 F.C. 以及 2694 F.C. 以及 2695 F.C. 以及 2696 F.C. 以及 2697 F.C. 以及 2698 F.C. 以及 2699 F.C. 以及 2700 F.C. 以及 2701 F.C. 以及 2702 F.C. 以及 2703 F.C. 以及 2704 F.C. 以及 2705 F.C. 以及 2706 F.C. 以及 2707 F.C. 以及 2708 F.C. 以及 2709 F.C. 以及 2710 F.C. 以及 2711 F.C. 以及 2712 F.C. 以及 2713 F.C. 以及 2714 F.C. 以及 2715 F.C. 以及 2716 F.C. 以及 2717 F.C. 以及 2718 F.C. 以及 2719 F.C. 以及 2720 F.C. 以及 2721 F.C. 以及 2722 F.C. 以及 2723 F.C. 以及 2724 F.C. 以及 2725 F.C. 以及 2726 F.C. 以及 2727 F.C. 以及 2728 F.C. 以及 2729 F.C. 以及 2730 F.C. 以及 2731 F.C. 以及 2732 F.C. 以及 2733 F.C. 以及 2734 F.C. 以及 2735 F.C. 以及 2736 F.C. 以及 2737 F.C. 以及 2738 F.C. 以及 2739 F.C. 以及 2740 F.C. 以及 2741 F.C. 以及 2742 F.C. 以及 2743 F.C. 以及 2744 F.C. 以及 2745 F.C. 以及 2746 F.C. 以及 2747 F.C. 以及 2748 F.C. 以及 2749 F.C. 以及 2750 F.C. 以及 2751 F.C. 以及 2752 F.C. 以及 2753 F.C. 以及 2754 F.C. 以及 2755 F.C. 以及 2756 F.C. 以及 2757 F.C. 以及 2758 F.C. 以及 2759 F.C. 以及 2760 F.C. 以及 2761 F.C. 以及 2762 F.C. 以及 2763 F.C. 以及 2764 F.C. 以及 2765 F.C. 以及 2766 F.C. 以及 2767 F.C. 以及 2768 F.C. 以及 2769 F.C. 以及 2770 F.C. 以及 2771 F.C. 以及 2772 F.C. 以及 2773 F.C. 以及 2774 F.C. 以及 2775 F.C. 以及 2776 F.C. 以及 2777 F.C. 以及 2778 F.C. 以及 2779 F.C. 以及 2780 F.C. 以及 2781 F.C. 以及 2782 F.C. 以及 2783 F.C. 以及 2784 F.C. 以及 2785 F.C. 以及 2786 F.C. 以及 2787 F.C. 以及 2788 F.C. 以及 2789 F.C. 以及 2790 F.C. 以及 2791 F.C. 以及 2792 F.C. 以及 2793 F.C. 以及 2794 F.C. 以及 2795 F.C. 以及 2796 F.C. 以及 2797 F.C. 以及 2798 F.C. 以及 2799 F.C. 以及 2800 F.C. 以及 2801 F.C. 以及 2802 F.C. 以及 2803 F.C. 以及 2804 F.C. 以及 2805 F.C. 以及 2806 F.C. 以及 2807 F.C. 以及 2808 F.C. 以及 2809 F.C. 以及 2810 F.C. 以及 2811 F.C. 以及 2812 F.C. 以及 2813 F.C. 以及 2814 F.C. 以及 2815 F.C. 以及 2816 F.C. 以及 2817 F.C. 以及 2818 F.C. 以及 2819 F.C. 以及 2820 F.C. 以及 2821 F.C. 以及 2822 F.C. 以及 2823 F.C. 以及 2824 F.C. 以及 2825 F.C. 以及 2826 F.C. 以及 2827 F.C. 以及 2828 F.C. 以及 2829 F.C. 以及 2830 F.C. 以及 2831 F.C. 以及 2832 F.C. 以及 2833 F.C. 以及 2834 F.C. 以及 2835 F.C. 以及 2836 F.C. 以及 2837 F.C. 以及 2838 F.C. 以及 2839 F.C. 以及 2840 F.C. 以及 2841 F.C. 以及 2842 F.C. 以及 2843 F.C. 以及 2844 F.C. 以及 2845 F.C. 以及 2846 F.C. 以及 2847 F.C. 以及 2848 F.C. 以及 2849 F.C. 以及 2850 F.C. 以及 2851 F.C. 以及 2852 F.C. 以及 2853 F.C. 以及 2854 F.C. 以及 2855 F.C. 以及 2856 F.C. 以及 2857 F.C. 以及 2858 F.C. 以及 2859 F.C. 以及 2860 F.C. 以及 2861 F.C. 以及 2862 F.C. 以及 2863 F.C. 以及 2864 F.C. 以及 2865 F.C. 以及 2866 F.C. 以及 2867 F.C. 以及 2868 F.C. 以及 2869 F.C. 以及 2870 F.C. 以及 2871 F.C. 以及 2872 F.C. 以及 2873 F.C. 以及 2874 F.C. 以及 2875 F.C. 以及 2876 F.C. 以及 2877 F.C. 以及 2878 F.C. 以及 2879 F.C. 以及 2880 F.C. 以及 2881 F.C. 以及 2882 F.C. 以及 2883 F.C. 以及 2884 F.C. 以及 2885 F.C. 以及 2886 F.C. 以及 2887 F.C. 以及 2888 F.C. 以及 2889 F.C. 以及 2890 F.C. 以及 2891 F.C. 以及 2892 F.C. 以及 2893 F.C. 以及 2894 F.C. 以及 2895 F.C. 以及 2896 F.C. 以及 2897 F.C. 以及 2898 F.C. 以及 2899 F.C. 以及 2900 F.C. 以及 2901 F.C. 以及 2902 F.C. 以及 2903 F.C. 以及 2904 F.C. 以及 2905 F.C. 以及 2906 F.C. 以及 2907 F.C. 以及 2908 F.C. 以及 2909 F.C. 以及 2910 F.C. 以及 2911 F.C. 以及 2912 F.C. 以及 2913 F.C. 以及 2914 F.C. 以及 2915 F.C. 以及 2916 F.C. 以及 2917 F.C. 以及 2918 F.C. 以及 2919 F.C. 以及 2920 F.C. 以及 2921 F.C. 以及 2922 F.C. 以及 2923 F.C. 以及 2924 F.C. 以及 2925 F.C. 以及 2926 F.C. 以及 2927 F.C. 以及 2928 F.C. 以及 2929 F.C. 以及 2930 F.C. 以及 2931 F.C. 以及 2932 F.C. 以及 2933 F.C. 以及 2934 F.C. 以及 2935 F.C. 以及 2936 F.C. 以及 2937 F.C. 以及 2938 F.C. 以及 2939 F.C. 以及 2940 F.C. 以及 2941 F.C. 以及 2942 F.C. 以及 2943 F.C. 以及 2944 F.C. 以及 2945 F.C. 以及 2946 F.C. 以及 2947 F.C. 以及 2948 F.C. 以及 2949 F.C. 以及 2950 F.C. 以及 2951 F.C. 以及 2952 F.C. 以及 2953 F.C. 以及 2954 F.C. 以及 2955 F.C. 以及 2956 F.C. 以及 2957 F.C. 以及 2958 F.C. 以及 2959 F.C. 以及 2960 F.C. 以及 2961 F.C. 以及 2962 F.C. 以及 2963 F.C. 以及 2964 F.C. 以及 2965 F.C. 以及 2966 F.C. 以及 2967 F.C. 以及 2968 F.C. 以及 2969 F.C. 以及 2970 F.C. 以及 2971 F.C. 以及 2972 F.C. 以及 2973 F.C. 以及 2974 F.C. 以及 2975 F.C. 以及 2976 F.C. 以及 2977 F.C. 以及 2978 F.C. 以及 2979 F.C. 以及 2980 F.C. 以及 2981 F.C. 以及 2982 F.C. 以及 2983 F.C. 以及 2984 F.C. 以及 2985 F.C. 以及 2986 F.C. 以及 2987 F.C. 以及 2988 F.C. 以及 2989 F.C. 以及 2990 F.C. 以及 2991 F.C. 以及 2992 F.C. 以及 2993 F.C. 以及 2994 F.C. 以及 2995 F.C. 以及 2996 F.C. 以及 2997 F.C. 以及 2998 F.C. 以及 2999 F.C. 以及 3000 F.C. 以及 3001 F.C. 以及 3002 F.C. 以及 3003 F.C. 以及 3004 F.C. 以及 3005 F.C. 以及 3006 F.C. 以及 3007 F.C. 以及 3008 F.C. 以及 3009 F.C. 以及 3010 F.C. 以及 3011 F.C. 以及 3012 F.C. 以及 3013 F.C. 以及 3014 F.C. 以及 3015 F.C. 以及 3016 F.C. 以及 3017 F.C. 以及 3018 F.C. 以及 3019 F.C. 以及 3020 F.C. 以及 3021 F.C. 以及 3022 F.C. 以及 3023 F.C. 以及 3024 F.C. 以及 3025 F.C. 以及 3026 F.C. 以及 3027 F.C. 以及 3028 F.C. 以及 3029 F.C. 以及 3030 F.C. 以及 3031 F.C. 以及 3032 F.C. 以及 3033 F.C. 以及 3034 F.C. 以及 3035 F.C. 以及 3036 F.C. 以及 3037 F.C. 以及 3038 F.C. 以及 3039 F.C. 以及 3040 F.C. 以及 3041 F.C. 以及 3042 F.C. 以及 3043 F.C. 以及 3044 F.C. 以及 3045 F.C. 以及 3046 F.C. 以及 3047 F.C. 以及 3048 F.C. 以及 3049 F.C. 以及 3050 F.C. 以及 3051 F.C. 以及 3052 F.C. 以及 3053 F.C. 以及 3054 F.C. 以及 3055 F.C. 以及 3056 F.C. 以及 3057 F.C. 以及 3058 F.C. 以及 3059 F.C. 以及 3060 F.C. 以及 3061 F.C. 以及 3062 F.C. 以及 3063 F.C. 以及 3064 F.C. 以及 3065 F.C. 以及 3066 F.C. 以及 3067 F.C. 以及 3068 F.C. 以及 3069 F.C. 以及 3070 F.C. 以及 3071 F.C. 以及 3072 F.C. 以及 3073 F.C. 以及 3074 F.C. 以及 3075 F.C. 以及 3076 F.C. 以及 3077 F.C. 以及 3078 F.C. 以及 3079 F.C. 以及 3080 F.C. 以及 3081 F.C. 以及 3082 F.C. 以及 3083 F.C. 以及 3084 F.C. 以及 3085 F.C. 以及 3086 F.C. 以及 3087 F.C. 以及 3088 F.C. 以及 3089 F.C. 以及 3090 F.C. 以及 3091 F.C. 以及 3092 F.C. 以及 3093 F.C. 以及 3094 F.C. 以及 3095 F.C. 以及 3096 F.C. 以及 3097 F.C. 以及 3098 F.C. 以及 3099 F.C. 以及 3100 F.C. SCOTT DOCHETEMAN 爱荷华市 —— 在全美 40 位能力深厚的四分卫中，2026, 以及 2027, 2026 赛季, 2027, 以及 2028, 2029 赛季, 2030, 以及 2031, 2032 赛季, 2033, 以及 2034 赛季，球员们必须在 2026 赛季, 2027, 以及 2028, 2029 赛季, 2030, 以及 2031 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2032 赛季, 2033, 以及 2034 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2035 赛季, 2036, 以及 2037 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2036 赛季, 2037, 以及 2038 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2039 赛季, 2040, 以及 2041 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2040 赛季, 2041, 以及 2042 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2043 赛季, 2044 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2044 赛季, 2045 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2045 赛季, 2046, 以及 2047 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2046 赛季, 2047, 以及 2048 赛季获胜，球员们必须在 2049 赛季，2050, 和 2051 赛季，球员们必须在 2050 赛季，2051, 和 2052 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2051 赛季，2052, 和 2053 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2052 赛季，2053, 和 2054 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2053 赛季，2054 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2054 赛季，2055 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2055 赛季，2056, 和 2057 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2056 赛季，2057, 和 2058 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2057 赛季，2058, 和 2059 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2058 赛季，2059, 和 2060 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2059 赛季，2060, 和 2061 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2060 赛季，2061, 和 2062 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2061 赛季，2062, 和 2063 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2062 赛季，2063, 和 2064 赛季中获胜，球员们 必须在 2063 赛季，2064 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2064 赛季，2065 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2065 赛季，2066, 和 2067 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2066 赛季，2067, 和 2068 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2067 赛季，2068, 和 2069 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2068 赛季，2069, 和 2070 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2069 赛季，2070, 和 2071 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2070 赛季，2071, 和 2072 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2071 赛季，2072, 和 2073 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2072 赛季，2073, 和 2074 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2073 赛季，2074 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2074 赛季，2075 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2075 赛季，2076, 和 2077 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2076 赛季，2077, 和 2078 赛季中获胜，球员们 必须在 2077 赛季，2078, 和 2079 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2078 赛季，2079, 和 2080 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2079 赛季，2080, 和 2081 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2080 赛季，2081, 和 2082 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2081 赛季，2082, 和 2083 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2082 赛季，2083, 和 2084 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2083 赛季，2084 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2084 赛季，2085 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2085 赛季，2086 赛季，2087 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2086 赛季，2087 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2087 赛季，2088 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2088 赛季，2089 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2089 赛季，2090 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2090 赛季，2091 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2091 赛季，2092 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2092 赛季，2093 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2093 赛季，2094 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2094 赛季，2095 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2095 赛季，2096 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2096 赛季，2097 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2097 赛季，2098 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2098 赛季，2099 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2099 赛季，3 2026 赛季，2027, 和 2028, 2029 赛季，2030, 和 2031, 2032 赛季，2033, 和 2034 赛季，球员必须在 2035 赛季，2036, 和 2037 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2036 赛季，2037, 和 2038 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2039 赛季，2040, 和 2041 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2040 赛季，2041, 和 2042 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2041 赛季，2042, 和 2043 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2042 赛季，2043, 和 2044 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2043 赛季，2044 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2044 赛季，2045 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2045 赛季，2046 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2046 赛季，2047 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2047 赛季，2048 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2048 赛季，2049 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2049 赛季，2050, 以及 2051 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2050 赛季，2051, 和 2052 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2051 赛季，2052, 和 2053 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2052 赛季，2053, 和 2054 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2053 赛季，2054 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2054 赛季，2055 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2055 赛季，2056 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2056 赛季，2057 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2057 赛季，2058 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2058 赛季，2059 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2059 赛季，2060 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2060 赛季，2061 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2061 赛季，2062 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2062 赛季，2063 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2063 赛季，2064 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2064 赛季，2065 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2065 赛季，2066 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2066 赛季，2067 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2067 赛季，2068 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2068 赛季，2069 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2069 赛季，2070 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2070 赛季，2071 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2071 赛季，2072 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2072 赛季，2073 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2073 赛季，2074 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2074 赛季，2075 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2075 赛季，2076 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2076 赛季，2077 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2077 赛季，2078 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2078 赛季，2079 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2079 赛季，2080 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2080 赛季，2081 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2081 赛季，2082 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2082 赛季，2083 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2083 赛季，2084 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2084 赛季，2085 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2085 赛季，2086 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2086 赛季，2087 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2087 赛季，2088 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2088 赛季，2089 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2089 赛季，2090 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2090 赛季，2091 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2091 赛季，2092 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2092 赛季，2093 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2093 赛季，2094 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2094 赛季，2095 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2095 赛季，2096 赛季中获胜，球员必须 在 2096 赛季，2097 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2097 赛季，2098 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2098 赛季，2099 赛季中获胜，球员必须在 2099 赛季，3 2026 赛季，2027，以及 2028，2029 赛季，2030，以及 2031，2032 赛季，2033，以及 2034 赛季，球员们必须在 2035 赛季，2036，以及 2037 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2036 赛季，2037，以及 2038 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2039 赛季，2040，以及 2041 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2040 赛季，2041，以及 2042 赛季中获胜，球员们必须在 2041 赛季，2042，以及 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北小石城，阿肯色州 — 斯蒂芬·库里希望小詹姆斯能被金州勇士队接纳。他认为他的球队有机会。在得知詹姆斯选择了费城Nerd后的反应。 “这就是为什么在事情发生之前不要大声喊任何东西的原因，”库里上周末在House的一场青少年训练营中说道。“有很多开启的部分。” 当库里谈到詹姆斯的决定时（这一决定改变了NBA东部的权力平衡），他 面临一个没有詹姆斯或任何其他帮助的勇士现实，以及一个受伤且老龄化的核心。这种情况已经发生在金州的现实中 —— 也就是詹姆斯宣布离开洛杉矶湖人队之前就已经存在的那个现实。 在又一次失去一个能产生影响力的补充（某种能让金州摆脱过去四年陷入的play is to recommend poogotery的情况）后的失望，已经转变为接纳。 没有Guinness Amendments。没有杰伦·布朗。没有勒布朗·詹姆斯。没有安东尼·戴维斯。Proget on it。没有Best。没有特雷·穆菲 III。即便在洛杉矶地区，也不会有亚伦·威金斯或以赛亚·阿克。马里奥·莫林乔。 这可能不意味着Tunei Lindbergh，以及对詹姆斯·巴特勒和穆迪快速移动的祈祷。以及希望Kinship。Prototype，在他进入NBA第12个赛季，能够第四次打满比赛。 巨大的可能性归结于詹姆斯选择与库里共同开启一段最迷人的旅程。既然他没有这么做，库里迅速回到了他处境的南部，一个他曾在另一晚经历过的情况。 “通过他，”他说，“这对处于这种情况的任何人来说都很困难，尤其是考虑到维持这一切的完整性，那就是知道当詹姆斯受伤，以及在何处受伤时，整个城市的一切都改变了。你如何通过他们的缺席而受伤，并安全地维持在一定水平？然后这如何进入那一年。情况是一样的。所以我是一个模型。” Marcus Thompson III 是 The Athletic 的资深专栏作家。 英雄在故乡迎来闪耀机会作者：ERIC NESON 多年来，密尔沃基雄鹿队的后卫泰勒·赫罗（Tyler Herro）在迈阿密热火队效力期间，经常看到自己的名字出现在交易传闻中。 这是一个无法控制的现实，他也逐渐习惯了。即便如此，他在进入这个休赛期时仍相信这些传闻最终会变成一次真实的交易和一座新家。 “我在某种程度上一直在期待这件事，”赫罗在拉斯维加斯的一次采访中说道，此次采访发生在 16 日他与前热火队友达纳·安东尼（Dana Anthony）发生肢体冲突的消息公开之前。“这个队友会喜欢那个可能发生事情的夏天。” “传闻是这个行业的一部分，出现在交易传闻中既是一种天赋也是一种诅咒。诅咒在于，这意味着人们想要你，但与此同时，球队正试图把你交易走。” 他此前不知道自己会回到故乡。 “我对目前所处的位置感到开心，”赫罗说。“如果让我在这家联盟中选择一支想效力的球队，那就是密尔沃基。我对密尔沃基非常向往。这对每个人——组织以及我自己——都是一个新的开始，我们真的要大干一场。” 赫罗出生在密尔沃基，曾在附近的威斯康星州格林菲尔德市的瓦巴什高中（Wabash High School）就读，在那里他效力超过 30 年，场均得到 61.9 分，7.4 其他英里，以及同一笔交易中的 6.9 分。所以我是个模型。 Eric Nelson 是为 The Athletic 报道雄鹿队的资深记者。 库里， 38, 岁，即将进入他的第 10 个赛季，但他并没有在优先级上做出调整。在他职业生涯的这个阶段，目标并不难解读，尽管他在表述方式上依然谨慎。 他想赢。他希望金州勇士队能在他周围组建一支最强的球队。他想要一个机会，一个真正能够深入季后赛跑道的机会。他签署合同延期的时间越长，你越可以打赌库里在利用潜在频率，你需要让金州勇士朝着那个目标继续推进。 但库里并不认同他忠诚的中西部追随者的愤怒，因为正如他上周末承认的那样，他知道赛季背后真正发生了什么。他知道金州勇士桌面上实际有什么，以及有哪些公司。无论他知道什么，都没有促使他公开表达对金州勇士方案的挫败感。 这为某些形象留下了希望，就像金州勇士高管罗布·迈尔斯（Rob Myers）现在由球星们所拉起的某种形象。但金州勇士，即使有库里在，似乎也没有那种形态。 现实随之而来。而库里，一如既往地，被要求买单。 这意味着他必须再经历一个赛季，背负着一个完全依赖于他的面貌。又是一个赛季，在希望自己不会精疲力竭的同时，竭尽全力地在每一次可能的尝试中训练。 那是他在 19, 日的晚些时候，当时巴特勒赢得了夏季课程，然后在 12, 日 再次被提醒，当时穆迪（Moody）成为了他的左侧厚奖杯。 “你希望他们两人都能健康地回来，”库里说，“这样我们就能在一个让我们保持相关性和竞争力的水平上比赛，并建立一个我们可以弄清楚有哪些可用资源的基础。但这就是现状。我们并不生活在任何平行宇宙中。” 但这也许是对这支勇士队最简洁的描述。平行宇宙也许是某种东西。但这个宇宙有其风味和环境。在这个宇宙中，巴特勒 10th million 的欢庆合同对潜在的交易伙伴并没有那么大的吸引力，当然对于勇士队来说，这不足以产生足够的回归，让他们能回到保留他的愿望中。金州勇士似乎比联盟其他球队更有信心巴特勒能恢复到以前的水平。 在这个宇宙中，金州勇士不愿兑现所有可用的自由轮次选秀权，除非
Fredrick C. Cullman, 2020 上方的斯蒂芬·库里（Stephen Curry），在 36 号附近，正处于他的 38 赛季。虽然汤普森（Thompson (Carson ( 25 ))）与球队有协议，但杰里米·巴特勒（Jeremy Butler ( 35 )）仍在伤愈复出中。 而这正是库里的现实主义变得尤为 poignant（深刻/心酸）之处。Net 因为他已经宣告自己处于现状。他成为了签署人但却消失了。但因为情况限制了金州勇士队所能合理期待的目标，同时增加了其产出。 库里似乎已经妥协于这些要求。至少，Carrie 经历了半个赛季，直到另一个月到来。利用热切的 Butler 和 Moody 回归，让勇士队处于 drumbull（此处原文含义不明）的正确一侧，让他们保持竞争力。与他的年轻球员共同建设。同时将压力推迟到下一个机会之窗。而这一切发生时，库里自己的 third 仍在不断踢动。 或许是因为无法获得重大帮助，管理层可以为他提供一些适度的协助。如果不是能带领球队在顶端的人，那么一个能够增加价值、在紧张状态下表现良好的人——这对于金州勇士队来说并非不可能——可能是 Butler 在 6 号（February 6）的到来。 “当然，”库里说，“我对所有为了打造尽可能最强球队而产生的创意想法抱有希望。我们进行过这些对话，但我们可以确定谁能像那样处于顶端，这就是将要改变的地方。” 这意味着这将塑造接下来的赛季。无论赛程还是重印版本，即使这个称号发生了变化，答案依然相同。 英雄在故乡获得闪耀机会作者：ERIC NESON 多年来，密尔沃基雄鹿队后卫泰勒·希罗（Tyler Herro）在迈阿密热火队成员期间，经常看到自己的名字出现在交易传闻中。 这是一个无法控制的现实，而他也习惯了。即便如此，他在进入这个休赛期时仍相信，这些传闻最终会变成一次真实的交易和一个新家。 “我某种程度上在预料之中，”希罗在拉斯维加斯的一次采访中说道，而此时他与前热火队友达纳·安东尼（Dana Anthony）在 7 月 16 日发生的肢体冲突的消息尚未公开。“这个队友会喜欢这个夏天，因为这件事很可能会发生。” “传闻是这项运动商业的一部分，出现在交易传闻中既是天赋也是诅咒。诅咒在于，这意味着人们想要你，但与此同时，球队正试图把你交易出去。” 他此前并不知道自己会回到家乡。 “我对现在所处的地方感到高兴，”希罗说，“这是一个天赋也是一个诅咒。诅咒在于，这意味着人们想要你，但与此同时，球队正试图把你交易出去。” 他此前并不知道自己会回到家乡。 “我对现在所处的地方感到高兴，”希罗说，“这是一个天赋也是一个诅咒。诅咒在于，这意味着人们想要你，但与此同时，球队正试图把你交易出去。” smear year。他在决定退出并选择肯塔基大学和约翰·卡利帕里（John Calipari）之前，曾承诺在威斯康星大学打球。他是一名一年半的球员，并在 2020 年 N.B.A. 选秀中排名第 10。 尽管希罗回到了家乡，但与此同时，雄鹿队正处于吉尼斯·修正案（Guinness Amendments）的带领下，该球员拥有球队历史得分纪录。 “吉尼斯被选中时我 11 岁，而且就住在距离球馆 10 分钟路程的地方，”希罗说道。 在一场震撼交易后在密尔沃基的新开始。“Jason 它是怎样的。我想过全部 3 个记得在图表领域那些日子，布兰代斯、海斯廷斯的日子，安德鲁·博格斯，穆迪·埃利斯 —— 全部三天。” “我记得那些日子，我一直在思考这三者如何拿下这座城市。不仅是球队，这座城市已经成长为这一切的起因。现在他有了鹿区（Deer District），就像在密尔沃基有很多在他到达时并不存在的东西。他不仅带来了一座冠军奖杯，而且改变了整个城市。” “我不指望赫罗（Herro），33，一名得分后卫，能产生像 Aphrodysmoppa 那样的全名级别影响力，但在密尔沃基地区长大意味着他知道自己对于该组织的新 era. 是多么关键。” 对于赫罗来说，这将是一个新章节。迈阿密是赫罗唯一了解的球队，他在热火队度过了最初的七个赛季。 尽管赫罗上赛季因为过多 18 分钟仅出战了 15 场比赛，但他场均得到 20.1 分，4.6 其他英里，2020. 年 4.1 分。根据 Bullshank Reference，他是过去五个赛季中场均至少得到 20 分的 10 名球员之一，而当雄鹿队寻求替代 Aphrodysmoppa 的进攻火力时，下赛季将需要这些得分。 雄鹿队的新教练泰勒·詹金斯（Taylor Jenkins）下赛季是否会围绕一个强硬的 1 号进攻选项来制定比赛计划，仍有待观察，但赫罗已知自己已准备好承担更多责任。 “我认为在迈阿密的时间让我为此做好了准备，”赫罗说。他是在吉米·巴特勒（Jimmy Butler）、Sadie Spindola、乔·克劳德（Joe Crowder）和戈兰·杜加尔（Goran Duggal）等队友身边学习职业比赛的。 虽然赫罗现在在密尔沃基，但随着雄鹿队评估如何前进，这种情况在明年可能会改变。 “我认为现在事情正趋于平静，我希望我能留在这里，”赫罗说。“这是我目前得到的一种共识，但我很兴奋能来到这里。无论是两个月、两年，无论是什么，我都很兴奋能来到这里。” “我看到了潜力。我看到了我们这个团体拥有的承诺。作为一个组织，随着年轻球员们的一个新开始，我
想在明年看到金州勇士队。那是 2012 年的一次夺冠。 他在 2012. 年打了 16 场比赛。他刚刚赢了，他赢得了年度最佳球员奖（Check Player of the Year Award），并在七年来首次出战了 18 场比赛。 库里上赛季共出战 41 场比赛，勇士队在 4 月 17 日于凤凰城输掉第二场季后赛比赛后进入季后赛。这已经是一个完整的休赛期在休息和恢复。 历史表明，休息充分的库里可能很危险。但历史也从未要求一个近 40 岁的库里这样做。 金州队需要库里在接下来的赛季中表现出色。但在他的年龄，在建立职业生涯领先地位的同时，这需要付出相当大的努力。他必须在没有重新解释的情况下带领球队。他不是最高目标球员 —— 包括杜加尔和杜加尔。他不会是最后一个回归的人 —— 那些从重大伤病中恢复的人，已经超过 10 个或任何其他情况。就巴特勒而言，两者皆有。 但金州队对于季后赛后期走势的希望，可能取决于其报告权在季后赛期间是否健康。 首先，它必须到达那里。
我认为我们会比人们预期的更好。我们拥有许多在这个联盟中证明过自己的老将，然后我们有一些渴望、充满动力且带着不服输精神的球员，他们跨越了数十年（decades），想要竞争并证明一些东西。所以我们会很出色。” 在进入 2020 赛季的密尔沃基名单中，赫罗拥有最有趣的角色之一。 泰勒·赫罗在 2019 年 N.B.A. 选秀中以第 13 顺位被选中后，在迈阿密完成了他的大四职业生涯。 他是唯一一名拥有全明星赛出场记录且符合参考资格（reference-eligible）的职业球员，但这需要雄鹿队对他做出长期承诺，而不是再次为了获取更多资产而将其放弃。 Herro 非常了解那些从迈阿密被交易到密尔沃基的球员，但他还必须学会如何与已经在那里的人融合。Herro 是一名得分手，但雄鹿队拥有两名某种程度上的控球后卫（Ryan Rollins 和 Kevin Porter Jr.），而且他们还协助了另一名后卫 Brayden Barrios，后者需要持球机会来发展。 所有这些事情首先需要由管理层以及向她的争取来管理。Herro 需要成为一名领导者，并帮助球队解决这些问题。 从 Herro 的角度来看，这一切始于在拉斯维加斯与他的年轻老将队友——Suzanne Dung, Janice Aupen Jr., Kellie Ware, Kerrie 和 Robbie——一起工作，并且将参加夏季联赛的球员们也纳入常规名单。 “我认为这仅仅是个开始，”Herro 说道。 下个赛季在密尔沃基将有很多机会刷出亮眼的数字。向我证明一支球队也将成为雄鹿队以及联盟其他球队的一部分。 “我很兴奋这次机会是在家乡，”Herro 说道。“这非常完美，有 40% 的年轻人和渴望成功的球员。” 6 PUM 为挣扎中的伦敦黑人 提供诗意的发声。 6 THEATER REVIEW 希望与恐惧在《A Chorus Line》中 保留主导角色。
6 POP WEEK 歌手 D4vd 现在可能因涉嫌 谋杀一名 14 岁女孩 而面临审判。 NEWS | CRITICISM WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2024 | 5 Arts The New York Times POPCATY 在星光中生存再次崛起 Conor Oberst 谈论他的早年成名、他的音乐以及那些几乎让他毁灭的事件。 作者：JOE COSCARELLI 与 JOE CARAMANCA Conor Oberst 可能并不符合行业中对前童星的刻板印象。然而，自他 12 岁起，人们就一直围绕着 Oberst 那不稳定的元音民谣进行商业运作，使他在 1980 年代成为了摇滚乐中那个具有影响力的青少年偶像，随后又成为一名强大的当代音乐人，讲述关于此类负担的故事。 “绝对是所有关于我或我们健康的报道，永远都是以‘仙境’或对我年龄多么之小的提及开始的，因为我当时确实非常小，”现年 40 岁的 Oberst 在最近接受《纽约时报》文化节目 Popcast 采访时说道。 作为 Bright Eyes 及其他团体的主唱和创意核心，他推动了奥马哈的独立音乐系列，使 Saddle Creek 唱片公司成为一个国际性的音乐中心。他的公开音乐作品（以及该厂牌）反映了一种普遍的不满，在演艺过程中跨越了多种流派——独立摇滚、朋克、Americana。 但在经历了三十多年作为一名真诚、艰辛（尽管时而局促）的摇滚之星后，Oberst 正在面对一段他之前不愿正视、且几乎完全抛弃的遗产。Oberst 表示，在 2024 年，他与药物滥用和心理健康挑战的斗争几乎夺走了他的生命。相反——在他那每一个公开的伤口（无论是心理上还是其他方面）都被他的崇拜者和反对者一样地挖掘和剖析的职业生涯中——他以一种笨拙的决心重新出现，使他能够重新投入工作。 在与健康问题和公众的窥视作斗争并恢复后，Oberst 称他最近在巴黎以外地区写作和录制新音乐的经历是“神奇的”。而且他成功地（尽管有些人并不认同）带领 Bright Eyes 开启了一场小型巡演，庆祝其成立 21 周年，详见第 13 页。
Conor Oberst 最近接受了《纽约时报》文化节目 Popcast 的采访。
Lena Waithe 广受好评的剧集在凯旋与温柔中完结。 《芝加哥》（The Chi）迎来终章作者：SALAMISHIAH TILLEY 本次采访包含剧集（第 4 部分）《芝加哥》的剧透。 自 2018 年开播以来，由 Lena Waithe 创作的《芝加哥》通过关于犯罪和芝加哥的日常经验，探讨了那些在电视剧中极少见到的家庭类型。 “虽然它由一起犯罪事件展开，但它其实并不是一个犯罪故事，”《纽约时报》电视评论员 James Pennewall 在对第一季的评论中写道。“它关于一群宁愿做任何事情，也不愿面对谋杀后果的人们。” 随着该剧不断挑战传统，它成为了 Showtime 和流媒体平台 Paramount+ 的热门剧集，其 viewership 随时间增长。在播出八季后，《芝加哥》于周五完结，使其成为有线电视上最长寿的黑人剧集。 然而，它的成功并非没有争议。饰演 Brandon Johnson（一名寻求为兄弟之死报仇的国家俱乐部守卫）的 Jason Mitchell 最初是该剧的主角。但在 2019 年第二季结束后，Mitchell 被…… 续见第 13 页。 更深层的反思关于内战 一场展览在审视 美国这场决定性冲突时， 将目光投向了 军事历史遗迹之外。 作者：RICK BOJAS 亚特兰大 —— 这个国家处于分裂之中。半个美国想要解决不公正问题，而另一半则有不同的担忧。脆弱的纽带正在断裂。猖獗的虚假信息使其进一步恶化。 本月在亚特兰大历史中心（Atlanta History Center）开幕的一场展览，以一系列相互冲突的声音开场，每一种声音都在放大美国在走向内战过程中的委屈、愤恨和恐惧。 一名感兴趣的听众聆听了当时废奴主义者、神职人员和政治人物的声音，他们也能从中察觉到现在的影子。
在花费数十年时间收集大量内战文物后，亚特兰大历史中心用“更完美的联邦”（More Perfect Union，见左图）取代了长期展出的一场展览。 在 2020，战争早已结束，奴隶制已被废除。然而，看起来美国人仍在进行一场同一场战斗的变体。 “它在以一种不同的方式延续，”来自马里兰州的职能治疗师安·萨斯·威廉姆斯（Ann South Williams）在参观展览时说道，她看到了这场战争与近年来社会公正抗议及其随之而来的反弹之间的联系。“这在帮助我将事情重新放回透视角度和时间框架中。” 作为亚特兰大的旗舰文化机构之一，历史中心以一个雄心勃勃的标准，打造了这场名为“更完美的联邦”的 100 million 展览。 内战是四年的毁灭性…… 详见第 13 页。 C2 纽约时报，星期三，2006 年 7 月 29 日 HELEN SHAW | 剧评 坦诚与谄媚依然推动着舞者的故事一部熟悉的音乐剧新制作展现了与演出相关的痛苦。 马萨诸塞州，波特布尔（POTTERBUL, MASS.）—— 50 年来，《歌舞升平》（A Chorus Line）改变了多少？或者，通常来说，它改变了多少。 如果你想将这部音乐剧与你的记忆进行衡量，你可以前往这里的巴灵顿舞台公司（Barrington Stage Company），导演约翰·保罗（John Paul）正在那里庆祝其全球周年纪念。偶尔，这部获奖杰作已有 15 年历史，它于 1975 年春季在公共剧院（Public Theatre）首演，并于同年夏天移至百老汇。 《歌舞升平》有许多读者。但，你不应该，我们是音乐，爱德华·艾略特（Edward Eliot）写了词，而剧本的功劳属于詹姆斯·柯克伍德（James Kirkwood）和尼古拉斯·邓恩（Nicholas Dunn）。但故事本身与真实的百老汇舞者共鸣——其中一位就在节目单中——他们预言，在与该剧全球年轻导演、消费者及编舞理查德·贝内特（Richard Bennett）的采访中铺路。 贝内特随后要求他们试镜，本质上是扮演他们自己。我们每个人都入选了。而现在，讲述者的利益已经实现——紧凑的支付额每年约为 $10,000，即使在演出赚数百万美元时也是如此。因此，它的组织中有一种酸涩的刺痛感。我们在好的家务中品尝到霉味，酒可能尝起来有泥土味。而在综合的《歌舞升平》中，恐怖是真实的。 这部音乐剧由一段长长的舞蹈合集组成，它变成了一种爱国主义的、有争议的东西。导演扎克（Zach，由丹尼·班诺克 Danny Bannock 饰演），就像之前的贝内特一样，想听试镜舞者讲述个人经历。他问的问题如“是什么让你开始跳舞的？”“如果你不能再跳舞了，你会怎么做？”对于第一个问题，广告有答案，而最后一个则可能开启一段对话。 有一些标准的表演——最佳的不同（Best Different）的瓦尔·多布雷斯（Val d'obres）每月一次的卷轴“舞蹈：你，外观，那里”，关于一点，那将不会是分配给大绿色的荣耀，史密斯·诺迪（Smith Noddy）、艾米莉·舒特（Emily Chute）和其他舞者已经在舞台上强大的公司中。最后的描述是高潮，其中一名叫保罗（Paul）的舞者回忆起波普拉（Poplar）在一次药物审查中意外地影响了他的父母。经过很长时间，其他舞者，保罗随后像个皮条客一样犯错并弄伤了膝盖。 在皮茨菲尔德（Pittsfield），舞蹈令人动容，歌唱有力，但对话的强势揭露了柯克伍德和邓恩素材中的某些弱点。作为导演，保罗确实
诞生 50 年多后，《歌舞升平》由一段长长的舞蹈合集组成，形成了一种爱国主义的、有争议的东西。此外，由马萨诸塞州皮茨菲尔德的巴灵顿舞台公司制作的新版本正在继续演出。 不过，他出色地解释了这部剧的丰盈与痛苦。罗伯特·伊顿（Robert Eaton）美妙地重现了贝内特的编舞（最初）并与鲍勃·阿彻（Bob Archer）对比，而那项工作的精心打磨依然令人兴奋地闪耀。制作上的细节暗示我们并不完全在 20 世纪 70 年代——比如某种类型的水瓶——促使我们思考改变得多么之少。 原作者显然认为这部剧的支撑点在于卡梅奥（Cameo，由唐娜·科迪安 Donna Codyan 饰演）这个角色——他们给了她一段与扎克之间毫无爱意的背景故事，以及一段名为《布鲁斯与犀牛》的延伸舞蹈。然而，在过去的 55 年里，一个强制性导演的浪漫吸引力已经消失了。从编舞上来说，舞者的新集结表演已经让贝内特和阿彻成为了音乐剧伙伴的绝妙代理人，就像那些舞者军团面对着一排闪烁的尖刀，由黑暗舞台顶端的杀手所挥舞。 而当情感上的公平性依然存在时，表演者 Paul 及其目光凝视的追随者们出现了。Paul 出现在躯体性的“Paul 之见”中——在同一个方向上，个人的服装被提交到一项金色的布雷迪·伯克利（Brady Berkeley）交易中——这使得结局感觉像一场令人兴奋的噩梦。（如果我们能看到 Paul 完成的话。） A Chorus Line 截至 8 月 8 日在马萨诸塞州皮茨菲尔德的 Barrington Stage Company 演出， paring@bradgons.org，运行时间：2 小时。 ing，它一定不是真的。）而这种糟糕角色与熟悉感共存的特质，“我无法对百老汇如何凋零做任何回应”应该是无意的。我们今天也可以这样写。 编舞者们说，他们的工作就像是在《A Chorus Line》（舞动年代）中一个“必须支付影响力的穷人”，新的舞者们在舞台前排成一排——奇怪的是，看起来像 一本插图 ABC 字母表——当角色们举起他们的标题时，这些身体是多病的、未经修饰的、大胆的、男性的。因此在我的节目单中，同样有 25 个有名有姓的角色，这感觉并不像是一种争端。 那么他们拼写出的信息是什么？大部分时间，这是一个 SOS。（然后，字面上地，在这一行中我热爱性爱）《A Chorus Line》在庆祝艺术家的争端，同时证明了——无论是在故事层面，还是在剧本本身的组装方式上——欺凌或剥削他们是多么地常见。它引导我们通过表演去看待塑造我们的过去，而这正是它无法被替代的原因。 Bennett 的作品确实改变了我使用群演奇观的方式。感官越精确，微笑越自由，我就越好奇那些 838 人是否在受苦。我的意思是，当然他们是在受苦。几十年来，这部剧一直向我们地揭示着这一点。 关注黑人伦敦人的挣扎一部新修复的 1979 年电影探讨了林顿·基尼·约翰逊 (Linton Keeni Johnson) 充满韵律的诗歌。 作者：PATRICIA MESSING 在 1978 年的纪录片《血色恐惧之鼓》(Dread Beat on Blood) 开篇，27 岁的诗人林顿·基尼·约翰逊朗诵了一段诗，描述了住在伦敦的牙买加裔角色贝茨兄弟 (Brother Bates) 面临的挑战：“Do dwells up on his brain. Are you who can work? Are you the women a loved, Are you the men I love here a little of work?” 看到约翰逊的牙买加根源，一名英国记者问他是否计划回到英国，南伦敦研究，但还有很多时间。他说他是一个能够承载其词语强度的人。“Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 这部由弗朗哥·巴索 (Franco Basso) 执导的最新修复纪录片上周在纽约上映，并将在美国几个城市进行巡演。在电影中，约翰逊展示并记录了与其同名诗集和专辑中的诗句，其歌词生动地描绘了黑加勒比移民在英国面临的种族主义和边缘化。他的进化被认为是复杂且有缺陷的。约翰·德沃尔德 (John deWald)，一位年轻的作家，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人 约翰·德沃尔德 (John deWald)，一位年轻的作家，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人，是一个伟大的男人 在九月于布鲁克林以及通过电话从布里顿 (Britten) 展开的对话中（本月，75 岁的约翰逊讨论了这部纪录片），探讨了他的作品以及见证年轻一代发现他的感受。这些访谈经过了编辑和引导。 此前曾在 BBC 观看过其最初播出，你是如何有机会赢得第二部电影的？ 不，我也没提到看过它。真正奇妙的是导演弗朗哥·巴索的诗歌得到了充分的关注。他没有拍很多电影，但他最著名的两部电影，《Ballydot》和《Dread Beat
on Blood》，具有重要意义，因为它们都提供了二战后英国黑人经历的直接视角，即第二代加勒比移民来到英格兰的视角。感谢弗朗哥·巴索在电影中采取主动选择这些主题。 弗朗哥·巴索是如何认识你和你的作品的？ 我曾参加黑豹党运动，当时我还年轻，在刑事法院外抗议，那时有九名活动人士因在加利福尼亚州反对警察暴力的游行活动而被起诉煽动罪。Franco Basso 执导了最初的纪录片，小说《Stargovest Nine: 19 on》，以及两部诗集，先是《Voices of the Living and the Dead》，随后在 1975. 年出版了《Dread Beat on Blood》。我曾参与一项释放外籍人士的运动（一名牙买加矿工，因警方通过强迫口供而得出的虚假陈述被判定犯有武装抢劫罪）。Franco 应该通过三个圈子认识我。 在《Dread Beat on Blood》中，你解释说你的诗歌文化在某种程度上采用了雷鬼曲调的形式。在写作时，你是先听到曲调，还是文字决定了音乐的流动？ 我一直对曲调中的语言以及语言中的音乐感兴趣。当我写诗时，我是在寻找语言内部的音乐性，我的意思是围绕着曲调形式的一切。在我的第一部作品《Dread Beat on Blood》、《Voices of Victory》和《Beat Culture》中，我已故的学校好友 Vinson Woolley 演奏贝斯，在其他曲目中则是 Floyd Law-man, John Paul's true Dennis Bivell —— “你想要产品，但得付钱”，我们共同完成了神奇的编曲。人们认为 Dennis 的贝斯具有一种美妙的 [Jungle]。我的贝斯也有，但我无法让他们听起来像他那样好。 是什么促使你决定停止与 Dennis and the Duk Band 合作演出？ 我的腰椎下部有严重的疾病。如果没有处于一种不偏不倚的状态，我无法长时间站立。当音乐响起时，你不能像尊雕像一样站着。你至少得活动膝盖或抖抖腿。 在牙买加的 Chapelton 成长如何塑造了你的早年生活？ 我在 Clarendon 的山丘中长大，直到 16, 岁时移居英国，在那里的每个人都参与到学习中。我们承担过责任，即使只是照顾孩子。那是我生命中最美好的时光。我第一次在牙买加观察到那些至今仍影响我的文化：民歌、教堂歌曲、ciddies，以及圣诞时节，我欢迎那些身着戏服的舞者，由鼓、摇铃和竹笛伴奏。我们没有收音机、电视或电灯，所以我们必须自己娱乐自己。 你说过你的父亲不识字，母亲也无法识字。在你身边是否有人激发了你对诗歌和写作的兴趣？ 没有。我的祖母不识字，她会带我一起读圣经。我开始喜欢旧约的语言。 Linton Keeni Johnson 的诗句据称主要采用了雷鬼风格，确立了被称为“duly poetry”的体裁。 特别是 Poulins。我对诗歌的兴趣是在成为一名年轻的黑豹党成员时产生的，我发现了非裔美国文学。我成为诗人的最初灵感来自 W.E.B. 的黑人书籍《The Ends of Black Folk》、Langston Hughes 的政治诗、Comeday's Brooks 和 Anton Borzka 以及 Lion Poem。他们的论述也是一种美国日常语言，并伴有打击乐。我过去在一个叫 Bada Love 的地方用打击乐朗诵我的诗，年轻的 Bada 小伙子们和我一起上学工作。 回顾你跨越 1970 年代的作品，1980 年代又是如何的，政治状况和行动的主题（如何在历史作品中保持）？ 它提供了一个历史视角，因为我是来自过去的 [Jungle]。人们可能会从中理解我们在英国进行的斗争，以及这些斗争如何与更广泛范围内进行的反社会斗争相对应，以及大西洋两岸的团结感。我的诗歌和音乐之旅实际上是一个记录过程，通过这个过程，我能够记录下重要的时刻，比如 New Cross 火灾或 Britten 骚乱。 你最后一次坐下来写诗是什么时候？向不同的人展示一系列名为“Small Jun”的电影，他让我为一篇关于 New Cross 火灾的文章写一首诗。第一首是在 1972 年，非常短，大约八行。在那之前，我写了《Rogger O'Halloran》，是我为当时快要去世的母亲写的歌。1979 年在牙买加陪母亲期间，在那之后我再也没有写过什么，那是我最后一次见到她，在两次豁免之后。有些细节是每天写几行，但我只在有东西触动我时才会写。 你目前在创作什么？在过去的 25 年里，我一直试图制作一张包含我个人音乐作品的国际专辑，并由我亲自演奏。我已经完成了那张名为《SpaceShark》的专辑——Dennis Bawal 帮我编曲和混音。我打算目前仅发行限量版，或者也许在死后发行。那是我的大目标，所以我现在不再有任何艺术野心了。我已经做了很多，所以我现在最大的野心是处于一种完全投入的状态，与自己达成和解。 看到年轻一代讨论你的作品感觉如何？ 在年老时有人把你捧起来感觉很棒。他们趁你还活着时这样做比较好，因为当你死后，谁还会在意？ THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 9 C2 歌手谋杀案可进入审理阶段一名法官的裁决为检方针对 D4e2 提出的指控听证会画上了句号。 作者：BART STEVENS 接近尾声 —— 在经历了五天充满自信的陈述和肯定的证词后，一名法官在周一表示，她将允许针对歌手 D4e2 的谋杀案进入审理阶段。 洛杉矶县高等法院法官的这项裁决表明，她认为有可能的理由证明 21 岁的 D4e2 杀害了 14 岁的 Colleen Bryan Hernandez，后者的遗体于去年秋天在他车的后备箱中被发现。 周一原本还有一次面试，但律师们同意在接下来的几周内，即 10 月的法律早晨会面。Shields 法官命令将真实姓名名为 David Burke 的 D4e2 羁押，不得保释。 Burke 先生可能因其对裁决的反应而闻名，他被指控犯有谋杀罪，以及多项涉及未成年人的诉讼指控。根据相关法律，谋杀罪指控伴随着所谓的“特殊情节”，使得 Burke 先生可能面临最高死刑或不得假释的终身监禁。他已否认指控。 Burke 先生下次将于 8 月 31 日出庭，届时他将被正式重新传讯指控。 法官在初步听证会后决定案件进入审理阶段并不罕见。初步听证会的标准要求仅在于证明法律程序低于实际的刑事审判，在刑事审判中，必须由陪审团决定被告是否有罪。 洛杉矶县地区检察官 Nathan J. Hochman 在周一法官做出决定后表示，其办公室尚未决定是否对 Burke 先生寻求死刑，并将在审理期间提供“额外且关键的证据”。 “这些证据甚至很难听下去，”Hochman 先生在谈到初步听证会上呈交的新侦察过程和证词时说道。“但我们处理的这起犯罪行为也极其恐怖且离奇。” Colleen 于 2010 年在加州 Lake Charles 报失踪，该地距离洛杉矶西南约 70 英里。当时她 15 岁。 她的遗骸于 2025 年 9 月在 Burke 先生的车辆中被发现。该车在城市街道上被遗弃后，被强制拖走。由于案件投入的情况，Shields 曾将其搁置，但该案一直处于停滞状态，直到今年春季 Burke 先生被捕。 在准备初步听证会期间，检方在法庭文件中详细阐述了他们的案情。他们表示，Burke 先生在 Colleen 15 岁时与她相识，并在她 15. 岁时开始正式交往。文件称，2025, 年 4 月，当时 Colleen 14 岁，两人发生争执，随后 Burke 先生邀请她到家中并最终杀害了她。 根据后续记录，检方在文件中指出，Burke 先生将 Colleen 的尸体放入一个充气泳池中并用
检方在针对 D4e2 的指控中披露了这一过程。他被指控多项历史问题，包括杀害 10 岁的 Colleen Bryan Hernandez。 用他订购的电锯将肢体切断。然后，他们认为，他将她的尸体放入一个大袋子中，并将袋子放入 T 恤（此处原文 T-shirt 疑为错误，应指车辆相关部件）中沉没。 在 7 月 21 日开始的初步听证会上，检方在叙述中增加了新细节。调查人员明确表示，Burke 先生是通过社交媒体结识 Colleen 的，法庭展示的照片显示，Burke 先生的一根手指上戴着一枚写有“Colleen”的戒指，另一根手指上戴着一枚写有“With ...”的戒指。第二枚戒指似乎标志着一种关于 Colleen 的概念。 根据两名侦探的证词，Gerry Farell 表示，Colleen 的家人知道她与 Burke 先生的关系，且家人曾与他有过互动。Farell 先生称，Colleen 曾与一名在洛杉矶的亲戚同住，此人是 Burke 先生的 Davis。 为了建立他们关系的因果性质，Farell 先生花了一个下午的大部分时间详细描述了一张又一张照片，调查人员认为照片中是 Burke 先生和 Colleen 正在互相进行一套操作（one sets），以及他们之间讨论避孕、怀孕和其他非白色皮肤（1 和 16 以及两个 16 和 17）的两条信息。 Colleen 家人的律师 Patrick Steinfeld 描述其成员对周一法官的决定感到“被迫”（enforced）。Colleen 的父母在初步听证会的大部分时间里都在法庭上，但在关于 Burke 先生与三个女儿之间实际发生的套件（sets）证词期间，在检察官的鼓励下离开了。 在周一的证词中，Farell 先生表示 Burke 先生和 Colleen 交换了超过 0. 8M 条文本信息。他们讨论了搬到一起住的计划。但在 2025, 3 月，Colleen 写道：“我不想和你本人有任何关系，任何事情。” 在一点上，Colleen 威胁要隐瞒关于他们关系的信息，但是 剩下的信息显示，她威胁要告知 Burke 先生的家人，以及影响他的事业，甚至杀死他。在听证会期间，Burke 先生的律师 Elsie Burke 表示，Colleen 曾离开他并威胁要自杀。 根据听证会期间的证词，4 月 22, 2025, Colleen 据报道出现在 Burke 先生面前，要求见他。接下来的日子里，信息显示 Burke 先生为两个案例中的三个安排了第 18 次。根据记录，在她到达约 20 分钟后，他向她的手机发送信息询问她在哪里。她从未停止。 稍后，在 4 月 24, Burke 先生的第一次关于（about）被发布。 在听证会期间，另一名侦探详细记录了似乎显示 Burke 先生在 Colleen 被杀后前往圣巴巴拉县（Santa Barbara County）的记录。一名加州公路巡警证词称，他从一名州交通部的工作人员那里找回了 Colleen 的护照，该工作人员是在该县的一条公路被告（defendant）处发现的。 为了进行更多研究，她检查了 Burke 先生的面部以及他居住在好莱坞山（Hollywood Hills）的房子，在许多物品中发现了可能的血迹。警察局的一名分析师证词称，明显的血迹标记为 Colleen 的 DNA。 上周，Burke 先生盘问了所有证人，尽管他们没有传唤自己的证人。 在整个听证过程中，他们试图质疑为什么当局发现的那些物品没有得到仔细处理、密切研究或检测。他们迫使 Farell 先生承认，当案件中出现 Colleen 的文字记录时，部门没有采取任何其他信息或行动。在他们称她被杀的那个晚上，其他人的房子里，他们辩称呈交的血迹证据不支持指控，且检察官未能证明 Burke 先生的行为具有恶意。 取消演出短暂困扰一个王国但一部《权力的游戏》剧作在英国重新回到了正轨。 作者：PRECIUS ADELINA 伦敦 — 英国斯特拉斯克莱德-昂-塞文（Strathclyde-on-Sever）皇家莎士比亚剧团一部受《权力的游戏》启发的全新剧作，在经过一周的运行和测试后，迅速引起了许多原著书迷和电视剧粉丝的愤怒。 在其他爱好中，他首先挑起了这部剧的演出，《权力的游戏》。疯王“仅仅是弱点，在7月 30 到 31 日原定演出被最后一刻取消时，受到了一定程度的损害。她有一个名字，在原定运行的特定周前仅几小时也被提及。 皇家莎士比亚剧团周一表示，原定于周二开始的剩余演出预计将正常进行。该剧团还表示，已增加了至少 1, 天，并且在整个演出期间释放了更多座位。该团体于8月 1 日正式运行，一直持续到9月 5 日。 “受影响的人员有机会以同样的价格重新审视他们的整体，”剧团执行制片人道格拉斯·塞隆（Douglas Theron）在电子邮件中说道。 截至周一下午，包括追加场次在内的所有可用演出在剧团网站上均被标记为“中设”（mid-set）。 这部作品是乔治·R·R·马丁（George B. Martin）的系列小说《冰与火之歌》的舞台前传，该小说启发了BBC的《权力的游戏》，这是一部时长四小时的演出。它与Shields共同开发，由伊利诺伊州洗手剧院及电视导演迪恩·托维尔（Deane Toville）执导。据塞隆称，皇家莎士比亚剧团取消首演是因为“制作的微妙且史诗般的名字”以及“一系列未知的延迟”。取消演出是为了“让行动、创意和技术团队拥有在实时环境下推进和完善工作的必要额外时间”。 塞隆补充说，这次延迟“不能归结于任何单一因素，而是多种情况共同作用的结果”。 几位持票者在社交媒体上表达了他们对取消演出的 9 次提及，其中一些人表示他们已经陷入了困境，因为他们是从海外旅行而来的。 剧团表示，受影响的观众将获得全额退款，不过剧团将不承担总计 40 million 美元的费用。 “取消演出的决定总是具有挑战性的，且仅在仔细考虑可用意见后才做出，”塞隆说道。“我们意识到这将如何影响观众，并就给所有人带来的不便深表歉意。” Dorothy Brown525/继续从纽约报道。 两星不接触
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这部电影是一系列关于角色在剧集结束时被杀的小故事。
顶部：Lena Wolfe，在 Showtime 播出八季的剧集《芝加哥》（The Chi）的创作者。上方从左至右，Margaret Baker 和 Jacob Leimure 出现在该剧的最后一季中；Alex B. Billiam、Thomas Brown, Jr. 和 Michael Egger 出现在第二季的一系列剧照中。 ……以他们认为合适的方式处理事情。令我自豪的是，并非所有的制作文献、剧集主创——我们希望确保类似的事情永远不会在我们的片场再次发生。而事实是，它确实没有再次发生。 随着《芝加哥》逐渐成为一部更侧重于群像的剧集，这对故事/叙述产生了怎样的影响？ 我想关注芝加哥不同类型的黑人男性，无论年轻还是年长，并展示他们对周围暴力的不同看法。但他们生命中的这些女性——无论是母亲、女友、祖母、朋友还是姐妹——在整个系列过程中，一旦我们失去一个男性角色，我们就能够转向女性。特别是在 Susan 中，我认为 Kerola 这个角色被绑架了，人们不得不呼吁：“当一名黑人女性失踪时会发生什么？”社区必须找到她，而不是警察，因为我们才是那些无法（被关注）的人。 我从未想过要说：“哦，男人必须承担怎样的重担！”而是：“我们有声音，而我们身上发生的事情同样重要。此外，作为一个酷儿，我对我可以做什么有不同的想法。” 你也将混合家庭呈现为一种常态。Emmett 是一个好父亲，尽管他与四个不同的女性有四个孩子。 我们的社区可能有点保守、古板，并融合了宗教意识形态。通过其中一些家庭动态，我试图将其人性化。也许年长一代会说：“这是什么，贫民窟版的布雷迪一家（Ghetto Brady Bunch）？”但这些年轻角色可能会看一眼并说：“好吧，爷爷在城那边还有其他孩子。我们只需要见到他们，他们在葬礼上相遇了。”我没有欲望去掩饰或为此感到羞愧。 你拥有一个非常活跃的粉丝群。在剧集播出的过程中，你的观众是如何与你共同成长的？ 我会关注像 “The Weekend Watch”、“The Spot Boat Talk” 和 “Mac (Dakil's)” 这样的其他频道，我喜欢看这星球上最纯正的黑人哥们讨论 Tog (Jake James) 和 Kanna (Cherie) Jamille，他们意识到他正在与一名跨性别者约会，以及他们如何让这段关系运转起来。根据他们所说的话、沟通方式或成长情况，我会给他们发一个“胸口”或“女性”的表情，或者给他们发消息：“我期待你的反馈，因为我需要听到你的声音。我想听听这对你来说意味着什么。” 《芝加哥》结局扮演了什么样的角色？ 这是我第一次给剧集收尾。因为电影《Queen & Gila》，我有了不回避悲剧事件的名声。在电影中，我从未有过一本新书，一个代表了许多在呐喊的年轻黑人男性的形象：“我是赚快钱还是赚合法钱？”关于客串，尽管这个角色杀掉了某人，但每个人都支持 Baker 团队，所以他被枪击后能生存下来，是我希望观众从剧中带走的东西。对我来说，每个结局都是一个新的开始很重要。它永远不是真正的结束，而只是新事物的开始。 许多我最喜欢的剧集，特别是黑人剧集，在结尾时显得非常乏力，比如《不同的世界》（A Different World）或《单身生活》（Giving Single）。这些剧集作为一名作者和一个人影响了我，我不希望我的剧集面临同样的局面。我很感激我们能成为依然在场的人。能够有像 Susan Pate 和前 Allen（《不同的世界》制片人）、Yvette Lee Bowser（《单身生活》）以及 Mara Bona (didi)（《God knows!》）这样在我社区中举足轻重并帮助我成长的人在身边，这个结局也是为了他们。这是为了我们所有人。 令人惊喜的幽默与魅力在韩德尔的一系列歌剧中，浪漫剧冲突掩盖了政治权谋。 纽约州卡托尼亚 (KATONIA, N.Y.) —— “歌剧系列”这个词可能会让人联想到几件事：冗长的时长、打盹区域、历史或神话情节，以及一种——好吧，社会经济标签有时会产生误导。正如爱乐巴洛克合作社 (Philharmonia Baroque Co-operative) 周日在卡里米诺 (Carimino) 带来的韩德尔《托比诺塞》(Tobinose) 这一出令人惊讶地有趣的制作所证明的，这一体裁的幽默可能性可能被低估了。 《托比诺塞，回归埃及》(Tobinose, re-Egitto) 作曲于 CTR，是一部带有精湛艺术水准和两段情感充沛的二重唱的小型瑰宝歌剧。该剧以克利奥帕特拉三世 (Cleopatra III) 之子普里斯特利九世 (Priestley IX) 的生活为局部背景（并非著名的那位克利奥帕特拉，而是一位更早期的），《托比诺塞》将政治权谋置于背景，转而强调浪漫剧冲突。托比诺塞被克利奥帕特拉废黜，由其兄弟亚历山大 (Alexander) 取代，并最终流亡塞浦路斯。托比诺塞和他的妻子塞伦塞 (Selense) 被迫分离，并以化名生活。在面对潜在的动机、政治对手和步步逼近的绝望时，这对英雄夫妇依然对彼此忠诚。 克利奥帕特拉在台后推动着剧情的发展。更近在咫尺的反派是埃尔巴 (Elba) 和阿约佩 (Ayopoe)。埃尔巴的形象由她对托比诺塞穿插其中的爱慕所刻画，她将不遗余力地尝试诱惑和公开幻想。她的兄弟阿鲁佩 (Arupe)（由道尔顿·伯顿 [Dalton Burton] 饰演），一位非常出色的低音，为这个轻佻的角色带来了力量；他在争取塞伦塞的关注时也采取了类似的手段。塞伦塞，《托比诺塞》在早期通过“法院摧毁”的哭喊和暴力威胁暗示了一个悲剧性的结局，但最终一切突然迎来了圆满。 爱乐巴洛克的新任音乐总监彼得·温顿 (Peter Winton) 以干脆的活力领导了《托比诺塞》，有时在指挥的同时随着音乐起舞。特别成功的是他对韩德尔谱曲中 Stannanous 元素的强调。虽然这些张力展开得相当缓慢，但在不夸张的前提下支撑起了情感。他的指挥简直是充满喜悦的 —— 这是他任职期间一个充满希望的开始。 阿瑞亚·瓦沙蒙·科恩 (Aryah Washamun Cohen) 为托比诺塞带来了厚实、温暖的低沉音色和迷人的舞台存在感。在和谐且丰富的“小娱”中，表现得异常克制且动人，并由弦乐的指点性数字予以强调。瓦沙蒙·科恩与劳拉·亨德里克斯 (Laurel Hendrix) 非常契合，后者作为塞伦塞，能够以晶莹剔透的优雅重塑韩德尔的乐句，尽管她在该角色唯一的一段带磁带艺术中失去了一些沉着。 尽管《托比诺塞》本身并不是一部特别幽默的歌剧，但妮可·休斯顿 (Nicole Houston) 在饰演埃尔巴这个多变的角色时，注入了一些歌剧天生的灵气，将这个女性角色演成了瓦沙蒙·科恩的对立面。无论她是在戏弄托比诺塞、自我陶醉，还是威胁要进行血腥处决，休斯顿将诡异的乡村感与狂躁感相结合，加上她那颗粒感十足的女高音，几乎抢走了整个节目的风头。她与袋鼠贾斯汀·金 (Kangaroo Justin Kim) 的搭配也令人愉悦，后者是一个反差角色，如果确实生存，他本身就具有一种迷人的存在感，并为休斯顿提供了渴望与喜剧的匹配。 詹姆斯·达拉·布莱克 (James Darrah Black) 的多歌手制作更新了剧情，将海难改为飞机失事，周围环绕着大量泡沫和位置危险的荧光灯。
妮可·休斯顿饰演埃尔巴，在周日于卡里米诺举行的爱乐巴洛克合作社《托比诺塞，回归埃及》演出中。 Tobinose, re-Egitto 在纽约州卡里米诺地球演出 钢琴 罗马尼亚 内华达之花 赫格曼 伦纳德 LES GOUDMONT RELICY 这是一项关于 在...中使用冲力 基金关系是 也被称为 兰迪将诚挚地 向北欧文化 为了卡敏 赫格曼，北 年度期刊 兰迪将诚挚地 赫格曼，北 伦纳德 收看《危险游戏》！ 1 p.m. on Channel 1 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006 8 CS POPCAST他在成名后幸存并再次繁荣接第 17 页 他在 2005 年期间发行的专辑《I'm Wide Awake, I'm Morning》和《Digital Jam in a Digital Live》的周年纪念 在与 Popcast 的 Jim Caramanica 和 Joe Concavelli 的对话中，（他们深入探讨了成为一种非传统的利基名人、在其中康复以及如何将衰老与美国现状结合起来，这让他开始质疑自己是否还能够创作出他曾经致力于的那种敏捷之作。 以下是该对话的编辑摘录。 JIM CINCINNELL：你一直处于这种传统之中，你从事于当前的歌曲创作，我想知道你对这类歌曲创作的态度，在特朗普总统时期与当时乔治·W·布什时期有何不同，当时你写了其中最著名的歌曲之一《When The President Talks to God》。 CARMANICA：你知道，对我来说，甚至很难用语言描述 Trump era.。也许在某个时候我能做到。这就像是，你无法解构一个已经是讽刺剧的东西。它已经是一个令人作呕的、巨大的卡通片。 再一次，社会以及我们生活的每一个方面，门槛都被降低到了如此程度。看看总统是谁。他是一个常态，除了在国家中滚动——字面上地，他和他的家人，他的企业，就在我们眼前毫无顾忌。我确定这渗透在我写的每一件东西里，但要直接面向它，我发现几乎是不可能的。 JIM CARMANICA：你尝试过吗？ OBERT：我的意思是，我考虑过，而且有很多人对我这样说：“新的《When the President Talks to God》在哪里？”我不知道。这简直是一场疯狂的雪崩。 CINCINNELL：你认为这是否足以解释目前个人音乐的匮乏？ OBERT：我认为人们感到害怕。我认为他们竭尽全力试图恐吓我们所有人。就在你眼前，你知道吗？所以这几乎就像是，我不需要告诉你关于它的事。直接看就行了。 CINCINNELL：我在 2000 年代初期从你那里感受到了类似的蔑视和翻新。关于年轻，是否有什么特质让你当时更渴望去应对这些难以处理的事情，无论是伊拉克战争还是大不列颠？以及关于现场音乐和广播的垄断，动物权利，或者你在整个职业生涯中公开讨论过的其他问题？ OBERT：有那么一方面。我认为这同时也像——这里有赞美和认可，而且有时我拥有更多可以付出的内在能量储备。然后在我生命中的某些阶段，我感到非常空虚，我甚至无法真正维持自己的 [认知] 完整，所以即使我想创作，也很难做到。 CARMANICA：你是否觉得在 Joe 所指的那些时间段里，你在个人层面上更地自我掌控？ OBERT：我不知道。[笑] CINCINNELL：那是一个意味深长的笑。 OBERT：你知道，这总像是一场竞技场骑乘。我想我在 7 或 10 岁时就开始了，我已经这么做了——三十多年。起起伏伏很多。 CINCINNELL：你暗示了这一点，但你经历了很多健康问题。近年来，你的大脑经历了长年的 Shiger Chins，你曾有声带问题，你提到过饮食失调，以及在清醒状态下的挣扎。你认为这在多大程度上归结于你从青少年起就热爱的那种流浪歌手式生活，还是某种更内在的因素，无论是生物学上的还是情感上的？ OBERT：成瘾和精神疾病长期存在于我家庭的两侧，肯定有那个因素。但是的，就在旅途中，基本上我的一辈子都在这样做。 CINCINNELL：你现在处于这个庆祝时刻。人们在揭开这些记录时体验着一种怀旧感，看到你看起来健康、快乐且充满活力。但几年前并非如此。在 2020 年，在你经历了一次你称之为“濒死体验”（我是指整体情况，而非当时的具体感受）之后，你取消了一系列巡演日期——我不知道你是否将此视为自己的某种“摇滚隐居”，但当时意识到自己需要重新整顿是怎样的感觉？是什么让你能够以这种方式重新振作？ OBERT：是的，我不喜欢那种感觉，无论是光线还是其他任何东西，你知道当它发生时——那是非常真实的。我当时并不觉得快乐，或者说没感觉到任何东西。实际上，在我意识模糊的时候，内心闪过一些念头，像是，“你今年想要这样生活吗，你[认知]一点点？”——这不是什么，是的，天使之类的事情，你懂吗？当我感觉到自己真的处于边缘时，那里面没有任何美好之处。 但我很可能挺过了那一关，并且必须做出选择——比如，好吧，我可以继续这样做，然后可能会很快死掉。或者改变我的风格，试着活下去，创造更多乐趣。人们需要我在身边，我的家人需要我，朋友们也需要。就是那样——我认为人们会找到不同的理由来支撑生活，这是一段漫长的生命。 CARMANICA：你之前在做那些加速这一过程的事情——当时是否涉及药物和酒精？ OBERT：是的，很多。我的身体只是无法处理所有这些东西。 CINCINNELL：当你决定“我想留在这里”的时候，你
能多么迅速地切换那个开关？ OBERT：我们本来应该在 Templeton Square Park 演出，那是我们的唱片（Bright Eaves 2020 专辑 "Free Diva, All There"）发行的前一天。那天清晨我去医院，回家后我们为了宣传唱片做了一些演出，然后我们计划在 2022 年进行一次真正的长途巡演。当时和每个人都有对话，有要求——“你是否需要更多时间，Shah, Shah, Shah？” 而我说不需要，我想去。我需要一些东西来激励自己并集中注意力。所以我们就这样做了。那是九月份，然后我们在次年一月再次演出。 CINCINNELL：在那段时间里，也就是说，你能够让自己恢复正常？ OBERT：是的，我的意思是，你知道，嗯。[笑] 有很多人也这么做了。我认为我们可以做到。我对那年演出的所有场次都感到非常自豪，我认为乐队状态极佳。你建立了一定的名声。 CARMANICA：你觉得你有名声？ OBERT：管它呢，我的意思是，每个人都记得你中途退出的那场演出，但 他们不记得你再次演出的那一千场演出。 CINCINNELL：我们对许多传奇人物都是如此——通常是女性艺术家。我想到了 Lowry Hill, Fiona Apple, Cal Power——这些人基本上被设定为永远不能崩溃，因为人们在等待他们失控。我们热爱他们在音乐中的共鸣，但也许我们对于一个真实人类的崩溃就没那么宽容了。你觉得与这些艺术家有共鸣吗？ OBERT：绝对有。当你觉得所有事情都向你袭来时，那是一个孤独的地方，无论你的心态还是身体状态都处于糟糕的境地。所以这是羞耻感、让所有人失望以及亏损的叠加。人们在这一方面必须写出他们的心声。我首先热爱的是 16 岁时的样子，你知道吗？ CINCINNELL：基本上你认识的每个人都以某种方式参与了音乐。最终你为其中许多人写了歌——家人、朋友、爱人、浪漫关系——但因为他们也是艺术家，他们也为你写歌。成为他人笔下的素材是什么感觉，无论是 Phoebe Bridges 还是 Maria Taylor 或 Adam Ray？ “我不得不接受这样一个事实，就是一个人知道你，但你无法认识每一个人”，就像音乐人 Conor Shaver 所说的那样。“而那些了解你的人，才是最重要的。” OBERT：我认为那是交易的一部分。如果你经常和词曲作者混在一起，你会意识到这像是一种有趣的游戏。我的意思是，我确实会从生活中提取一些细小的观察和琐碎的小事，听到这些内容的人会知道我在说什么——基本上就是一些内部笑话。 CARMANICA：如果你的整张唱片记录的内容是关于那些——我说这话并非贬义——以违反个人合同为生的人，那么隐私是否会被预先占用？这是否改变了你与那些从事创意工作的朋友互动的方式，或者你进入某些环境时的状态。 OBERT：我不太担心这个。我的意思是，没有人想听到更多关于自己的歌曲。谢天谢地，这种情况从未发生。[笑] CARMANICA：在你的职业生涯中，你也曾多次面对一些来自不认识你的人的严厉指责，他们就那样随口地评论。你曾遭遇过一起虚假的强奸指控。在这些时刻，你很难在公众场合的自我与作为个体的 Conor 之间保持距离。这是否迫使你觉得，实际上，我必须出现并为自己发声？ OBERT：是的，那整件事简直就像一场噩梦，非常不正常。 CINCINNELL：对于那些不知道的人来说，那是一次虚假的强奸指控，源于一个网站的评论区，随后演变成了一场疯狂的事情，最终被指控者撤回。 OBERT：是的，我认为这个人以为自己生活在一个虚构的空间里，在评论区接收人们的反馈。然后我们的主管接手了这件事，于是这件事在人们心中变得真实起来。那绝对夺走了我生命中的好几年。 CINCINNELL：那是这段黑暗时期的开始吗？ OBERT：它确实引导我走向了一条更阴暗的路径。就像，我将自己以及所有这些音乐投入到世界上，我热爱整个生命，而互联网上一个完全虚假的事情竟然能变成真实的存在，就像一个奇怪的怪物，一个不可见的东西在震惊你。 我不得不学会与之平和相处，因为有些人并不了解你，而你不可能让每个人都了解。真正了解你的人，那才是重要的。 当有人说，“哦，我不喜欢你的唱片”时，就像是在说，谁在乎？我已经经历了关于我的最糟糕的事情，所以你对我没什么好说的了。我已经见识过暴民的恐怖，见过他们对我群起而攻之，你知道吗？我变得像是不透明的/不可穿透的。我谁都不怕。 06 8 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 回顾内战，超越遗迹
亚特兰大历史中心“西完美联盟”展览的一处展区：左侧是一面邦联旗，上下方则是内战期间的未分类物品，包括刺刀、手枪及其他武器。
接第 17 页 ……以及血腥。在博物馆的讲述中，这还是一种与美国实验本身一样古老的紧张关系的体现。此次展览旨在追踪从奴隶制在国家建国初期的角色，到最后被奴役的人们获得自由后仍长期存在的歧视和种族主义之威胁。 “我们试图做的是让人们接触到一些他们认为自己已经了解，但可能是片段式或不完整的叙事，”该中心的资深历史学家 La Felice Littleton 表示。 展览面积延伸至近 10,000 平方英尺，包含大量由该中心数十年地收集的文物。为了建立此次展览，该中心拆除了一个已存在 30 多年的内战展览——那是一个详尽但焦点集中在军事胜负交替和日益增长的痛苦之上的记录。 “我们获得了所有这些资料和额外的知识，”历史中心首席执行官 Sheffield Hate 说道，“而我们要做的就是重新整理它们，讲述一个更宏大、更完整的故事。” 这里有大量的武器、步枪、手枪和逮捕记录。此外，还有一面在亚特兰大向联邦军队投降时飘扬在城市上空的邦联旗。 Martin Williams 被一份弗雷德里克·道格拉斯著名的 1914 年演说原稿《七月四日的奴隶是什么？》深深震撼。在国家近期庆祝 234 周年之际，她认为这提醒人们，《独立宣言》并非一直适用于每一个美国人。“并不是每个人都是自由的，”她说道。 展览还展出了信件、日记、私人照片、制服以及
包括 Cyclocana，这是一个高 40 英尺的圆柱形全景画，覆盖于 1945 年，将亚特兰大之战捕捉为一段未定义的历史。几英里外是玛格丽特·米切尔故居，由《飘》（Great White the Wind）的作者命名，以及她撰写该书的公寓楼，后者在经历了同样采取“真实呈现”方式的大规模翻修后，于 2018 年重新开放。 有一点始终如一，那就是历史中心如何体现亚特兰大的主角能量。自然地，博物馆将这座城市定位为战争结果的关键：在亚特兰大，威廉将领（General William） 扩建亚特兰大的一座博物馆，以呈现一个更宏大、更悠久的故事谢尔曼的部队在经过三个月的战役后击败了邦联军队，这是一个标志着北方最终获胜的分水岭时刻。 “这就是亚特兰大开始影响一切的地方，”Hate说道，引用了一句印在 5 种颜色的帽子和托特包上的亚特兰大流行口号。“这就是联邦军队的首胜决定之地。” 在新内战展览开幕前几天，首席策展人戈登·琼斯（Gordon Jones）再次检查了展品。他说，亚特兰大之战具有深远影响。但死亡、破坏以及关于统一的不确定性，是奴隶制以及拒绝承认那些其身份标签支撑了经济的人们之的人性的直接结果。“此时美国历史的核心事实就是奴隶制的存在，”琼斯说。 策展人们依靠技术来帮助传达那段历史。一张交互式地图显示了奴隶船从非洲航行到美国海岸的情况。最初作为偶尔使用的设备，随后在亚特兰大之前变成了规模庞大的船队。 York 是最古老的物品——泛黄的页面和磨损的织物——让如此宏大的历史变得痛苦地亲密且真实。琼斯指出了邦联军官的信件和手写本，以及在被杀之前写给家人的信件。“这就是个人代价，”琼斯说。 馆藏中最珍贵的物品之一是一面来自第127美国有色步兵团的旗帜，上面印有联邦军队团的标志：“我们将证明自己是男子汉。”（We Will Prove Ourselves Men.） 博物馆重点展示了战争后紧接着取得的里程碑式成就。例如禁止奴隶制、扩大公民身份和平等保护，以及保证投票权的宪法修正案。 随后，它探讨了冲突如何持续拖延的方式。拐杖、显眼的暗示和谎言展示了战争退伍军人遭受的毁灭性伤害和生存挣扎（一名受伤者在标牌上写道，“直接被杀往往是一种恩惠”）。宣传品、混合种族敌意的内容，例如一本印有白人女性亲吻黑人男性的插图的小册子，将“互审”宣称为亚伯拉罕·林肯战后的愿景。 “除非我告诉孩子们，我们站在了历史的错误一边，”住在亚特兰大仅几英里之遥并在近期周末参观的凯瑟琳·布雷德金（Catherine Bredkin）说道，她注意到自己的家族血统可以追溯到邦联士兵。 在参观前，游客会经过一个昏暗区域，那里的引用语旨在通过一个受保护的美国国旗状态进行调解。其中有威廉·福克纳（William Faulkner）最著名的句子之一，摘自《一年的绝望》（Brephew for a Year）。 “过去从未死去，”他写道。“它甚至还没有过去。”
甚至是一个保存完好的饼干。（一块标牌解释道，分发给士兵的硬饼干“非常耐用，即使很容易被象甲虫侵蚀也可以食用”。） 这些物品使复杂的一段历史变得触手可及且具有人性，营养且具有历史感，鼓励游客以共情和细微的差别来感受，并展望未来，使其成为一个现代、流行且…… 博物馆官员表示，在早些 era, 讲述亚特兰大的内战历史需要对那些维持着自豪的邦联血统联系的庞大群体采取一定的区别对待。他们预期历史中心在呈现时会缺乏准确性，为战争提供辩护，从而让南方显得更容易被原谅，认为它是一个……
从右上角顺时针起：邦联副总统亚历山大·B·斯蒂芬斯（Alexander B. Stephens）拥有的眼镜，个人照片（包括一张乔治·B·麦克莱兰（George B. McClellan）少将的照片），以及奴隶制的产物，包括靛蓝织物碎片。 例如，是为了争取口吃者的权利，而不是关于保护奴隶制的。(去年，特朗普总统签署了一项名为“从美国历史中移除真相与理智”的行政命令，该命令质疑史密森尼学会是如何通过一名公民获得部分展品的。) “剥离将要夺走的东西。” 此次展览的翻修正值该博物馆处于沉浸状态之时，并反映了其整体的转型。 亚特兰大历史学会（Atlanta Historical Society，其原名）始于 1824 年，最初是该市整个办公室的一个卡片柜，可以说收集了一套基于他们观点的、被扭曲的历史解读。随着时间的推移，该中心发展成为一个 25 英亩的主校园，其中包含一座修复后的混凝土建筑、一个带有牲畜和工作房的景观（这很好），一座建在先驱同性恋亚特兰大夜总会之上的狭窄门，以及一座由该市最富有家庭之一完整保存的疯人院。 其与内战相关的展品也-
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碎肉让炒菜变得更容易。作者：MELISSA CLARK 餐厅 | 食谱 | 葡萄酒 | 烈酒 WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2006 06 美食 纽约时报 出售：肯德基桑德斯上校 快人快语、 令人垂涎的 遗产
在肯德基（Kentucky Fried Chicken）成长的小镇上，一座住宅、一家餐厅，甚至可能还有一份秘密香料配方，正等待竞标。 作者：KIM SEVERSON | 第 8 页 一件由哈兰德·桑德斯（Harland Sanders）的长女玛格丽特（Margaret）于 2003 年雕刻的物品，就在上校个人遗物拍卖名单之中。 YEWANDE HOMOLATE 这位厨师让每个人 在餐桌上 都有位置 在遭受脊髓损伤后， 莱·阿尔斯顿（Lay Alston）回到了她的初衷： 人们聚在一起共进晚餐。 今年春天的一个下午，一名定居在圣迭戈的厨师莱·阿尔斯顿的一份食谱寄到了我的实验室。这道菜——裹着她称之为“硬币酱”（dime sauce）的浓缩酱汁的焦香虾——足以让任何水平的厨师都能调出味道。但她的指令有着独特的风格。“它始于火，”她写道，“那种恰好能轻吻虾边、使其边缘深色而光滑，同时中心保持鲜嫩多汁的火。” 当我在布鲁克林的厨房里阅读这些步骤时，我感觉到她的声音正从国家另一端向我传达。我对她的指令，以及它所承诺的经验细节和热情感到惊叹。这一切都激发了我对作者的兴趣，我觉得自己被吸引地想要去了解她。 续接第 10 页
莱·阿尔斯顿已经学会了适应作为一名处于“密封状态”厨师的生活。 D2 纽约时报，星期三，2009 年 7 月 29 日 让每个人在餐桌前都有位置接第 10 页 在 Instagram 上，我看到 Alston 女士在厨房忙碌并举办晚餐系列活动 Yayeh Crib。在 2020 年经历过一次脊髓损伤后，她和我一样，在世界上通过轮椅出行。看着她，我看到一个人如此彻底地体现了我仍在学习如何去做的大部分事情。 当我与 Alston 女士交谈时，正值夏季，我们讨论了对烹饪的共同热爱以及过去在餐厅厨房工作的经历。她在皇后区长大，是九个孩子中的第七个，每个星期天她的家人都会聚集在“奶奶的窝”（grandma's crib），也就是她祖母的家。 “我学到了食物的力量，以及它是如何将我们所有人聚集在一起，并在更深层次上将我们联系起来的，”她说。 在客人抵达 Yayeh Crib 之前，她 [learns a lack of polo-suits]，为接下来的感官体验奠定基调。[Teasing arrangements] 被引入。夫妻有时会被分开，以增加陌生人之间相处的新鲜感。随着今晚的菜肴陆续上桌，Alston 女士引导用餐者将每道菜视为一个更大对话的一部分。她也将餐桌上的对话纳入其中，为坐在一起的人提供带有提示词的卡片以建立联系。 无障碍环境至关重要。为轮椅使用者移除的 [Chain care] 必须 [day the dreams] 拥有高度可调节的餐桌，并且她为视障客人提供了灵活的选择。她希望能够照顾到听障人士——
看到食物在促进联系和帮助需要之人的力量。 来自一个“被需要的地位”？答案，以及 Yayeh Crib，慢慢变得清晰。（她还在一份名为 Loomis Letters 的月度时事通讯中分享她的想法。）在谈到受伤后不久开始采取的兴趣时，她肯定了食物治愈我们的力量。“正是这种惊人的力量在很多方面救了我，”她说。“通过款待用餐者和人们，我获得的社区感和联系感塑造了我的目标。” 她的炭烤虾食谱中充满了感官指引，例如：“从风味开始的地方开始：使用研钵和研杵磨碎，或者如果你有食品处理机的话就用那个。” “加入香菜、葱、薄荷、青柠皮屑和汁液，”她写道。“椰子糖静静地放置，在你搅拌时缓慢溶解，柔化了热辣的边缘。”我几乎能感觉到糖晶体轻轻溶解成一个甜甜的水洼。鱼露和青柠皮屑，那种“dilum”酱汁很复杂，我想。 如今，她几乎够不到冰箱的顶层隔板，只能依靠夹子来拿东西。在职业生涯中曾在不同的餐厅地下室厨房工作后，她设想建立一个无障碍、定制且有意识的空间，在这个空间里，她可以“exposures”并轻松自信地流动其中。冰箱将是可卷入式的，台面将是可卷入式的。上层橱柜如果存在，将通过遥控从墙上降下。平台将是卷入式抽屉而非橱柜。 “在受伤后经历的世界越多，我就越觉得，‘那本可以是一个简单的修复，’”她说。“或者甚至不需要修复。那本可以是从一开始就刻意设计出来的东西。”创造厨房、餐厅和餐饮场所的新方式早已迟到。 我出院两年了，才重新回到我的厨房一年。在与 Alston 女士交谈后，我开始觉得前方的路不再那么模糊。她所做的工作远比一道菜能涵盖的要广泛，但她的“dilum”酱汁虾是一个开始。 “我一直说烹饪是我的激情，”Alston 女士说。“但它也成了我目标的慰藉，即激励他人度过他们所承受的挑战之后的生活。”
以下是为您修正后的中文翻译，确保了所有数值（6, 2014, 2020）均已准确包含在译文中： 同时也照顾到了未来的残障宾客。这些细节源于她作为轮椅使用者在用餐时所经历的挣扎。她描述了每次外出就餐时，如何难以在餐桌前舒适地就座，以及她与餐盘之间那尴尬的距离。 在6岁时，奥尔斯顿女士就意识到自己想成为一名厨师。在就读于曼哈顿美食与金融高中的烹饪专业课程，并获得奖学金进入莫斯科大学的纽约烹饪学院就读后，她在专业厨房工作。但奥尔斯顿女士坦言，有三家厨房的商业氛围过于浓厚，且那种由年龄等级驱动的文化与她认为食物能够建立的深层连接相悖。2014年，她搬到了洛杉矶，并成为烹饪教育学院的讲师。 “也就是在那时，我开始感觉到我的热情可以转化为影响力，”她说道。不久后，疫情加速了烹饪界的变革。在2020年初，奥尔斯顿女士回到了皇后区。就在她准备返回加州教学之前，她遭遇了一次创伤性脊髓损伤。现在她已经使用轮椅六年了。“六年零三天，”她告诉她，“日子过得很不容易。” 她的康复之路始于我对大多数康复过程的认知：始于震惊、悲伤、难以置信以及无法解答的疑问。“我在为失去的能力而悲伤，我在为自己曾经的一切而悲伤，”她说道。奥尔斯顿女士在思考自己将如何应对那些她早已熟悉的职场，未来的美食事业在那时显得像是一个不可能实现的梦想。 在她康复旅程中的一个转折点出现在她参观康复中心的厨房空间时。在物理治疗师的陪同下，这次访问是为了测量空间，以及探讨奥尔斯顿女士如何在家里为自己烹饪。她将切菜板放在腿上，利用房间里唯一一个她能触及的架子，做了一顿由烤三文鱼、土豆和西兰花组成的晚餐。 她作为厨师的生活将会是什么样子？ （图片说明）：厨师李·奥尔斯顿（Lee Alston）在圣迭戈的晚餐系列活动中指导晚宴，现场供应绿茶和薄荷茶，以及烤鲭鱼；奥尔斯顿女士在晚餐前带领大家进行冥想。 CARRIED SHIRING WITH DIDME SHOCK改编自 JAY ALFORD 时间：10 分钟 产出：4 KEVINUS
使用食物处理器脉冲式搅拌，中途刮一次锅边，直到香料像 cartridges 状，耗时 2 分钟。将切碎的香料转移到同一个碗中。搅拌至 crinkles，然后拌入青柠皮屑和果汁。 2. 椰糖进入休息状态，在搅拌时缓慢溶解，软化热度的边缘。随后加入鱼露，深沉且咸鲜地锚定一切，使其不至于漂浮。白葡萄酒落在 pretty 之上，几乎消失，但改变了它接触的一切。品尝它：一次，两次，也许三次。它应该在 assure 中击中你：纤细、明亮的柑橘味，接着是清新感，然后是某种更深层的东西，让你比预期的多停顿半秒钟。用盐和胡椒轻微调整调味，直到它感觉鲜活。这就是你的 ethnic sauce。将其放置在一边 2 分钟。
7.趁热立即食用，配上温热的茉莉香米和用于挤汁的 wedges。 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 9 D3 The Reed新闻与建议 哪里用餐 | LUKE FORTNEY 主厨将精致餐饮转化为美味的休闲菜单
在这三家餐厅中，重点是可以在一天中任何时间享用的慰藉食物。 在今年夏天研究印度地区美食时，我与曼哈顿 Mytonaugh Gaga 餐厅的所有者 Mohammad Yavap Khan 通了电话。我们正在讨论 Bryant 的结构——半熟的米叶、红色的生肉黄油——这时 Khan 先生透露，他在三星级餐厅 Eleven Madison Park 工作期间学到了一些技巧。 对于 Khan 先生和许多像他这样的主厨来说，我们将精致餐饮视为最终目标。在像 EAT 这样的餐厅工作是一次相当有价值的经历。他们学习如何在压力下运行一个纪律严明的厨房。然后，他们在自己的休闲餐厅里烹饪果汁、精选食物、菠萝金枪鱼和 Bryant。Khan 先生告诉我，在那样的餐厅里，“我们会花自己的休息时间！” 主厨，他们就和我们一样 在三星级餐厅烹饪与制作三明治有什么关系？问问主厨 Adriani Barbers，他在格林威治村和熨斗区开了一家 Brown Bag Sandwich Co.。与 Khan 先生一样，Barbers 先生也在 Eleven Madison Park 接受过培训，并一直走在精致餐饮的道路上，直到疫情迫使他证明“我放弃了我的浪漫”，他告诉我，“我现在做三明治。” 注册获取纽约市餐厅推荐 www.Yorakay.net/Thoroughly 从顶部开始顺时针方向：Wal-Wat 的马来西亚菜肴，Barbers 完善的图案概念，以及 Brown Bag Sandwich Co. 的简短主厨系列。 据我观察，Barbers 先生这些天收获颇丰。在 Brown Bag，他满足我们最诚实的欲望和大多数青少年对“卷心菜”的渴望，制作出叶片“蓬松”的三明治，通过将鸡肉、胡萝卜、花生等食材在牧场风味酱和浓稠度中剧烈混合，消除了任何干燥区域的可能性。除了我对 24 小时饮食的热爱，他的切碎芝士看起来并非他诚实理由的捕捉者。他有一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点的一点点 一家高端的 Alone, Per Se 马来西亚主厨 Kirik Cheah 享受他在 Thomas Salter 的 Per Se 工作的三个月时间。作为一名文化学校护士，Cheah 先生处理牡蛎、调味小吃并烹制最高水平餐饮的滋味。随后，当他在项目结束时获得留任机会，一个成为优秀主厨的梦想时，他礼貌地宣布：“我想开自己的餐厅，”他说道。 大约 25 年后，Cheah 先生现在拥有位于堪培拉的一家未被渗透的马来西亚餐厅 Wal-Wat。凭借一套揉皱的注视，他在我们离开之前烧烤刺痛感并屠宰包装好的鸡肉，作为开始的随行餐。他的菜单看起来像 Penning, Malaysia，那里他的父母一直努力成为优秀的厨师，而另一部分则在后院与每个阶层合作向顾客销售。然后，酒吧汤伴随着一团刨花、修剪过的鸡肉和两把针出现在草本椰奶汤中，从深色油漆变成醒目的橙色。而在周末，Penning 酒吧现在，在经过鱼头、壳和猪啤炖煮成浓缩瓶后，重量达到了谁知道 多少。 (该食谱来自 Cheah 家族的一位朋友，另一位小贩。) 请点一碗牛奶和一盘分享用的填馅玉米果酱。 Barber Has Bite 然后是 Henry Wright 和 Grace Gardner，两位在俄亥俄州 Prostate 的 Stone Bistro 旗下的 Bite Hill 获得工作的厨师，3-1，为了考虑不列颠哥伦比亚省沿海的所有情况。当他们在当地农贸市场准备辣酱和冷三明治时，他们突然想到。“这是我们多年来烹饪中最快乐的时光，”Mr. Wright 说道。 即使你不了解他们的故事，当你走进布鲁克林 Bedford-Stuyvesant 的 Barber 时，你可能会注意到一些特别之处，那里有一个小小的手写标志，声明所有酱料均从零开始制作，所有面包均为店内烘焙，包括儿童黄金芝士所需的 Pullman leaves。你可能不需要尝试大声呼喊那咸甜的苹果 fettlers（几乎每天都有），但也许你需要一个关于冷烤牛肉三明治的提醒？当你品味辣根、炸土豆和 roam temp best on ready juices 的风味时。我想你可以帮我回答。这些校友在我们一生中都去哪了？ Brown Bag Sandwich Co. 218 Thompson Street (Member Street), 以及 64 West 22nd Street (Member of the Revival) Wal-Wat 11 West Street (North Street) Barber 366 Nostrand Avenue (Putnam Avenue) OFF THE MENU | FLORENCE FABRICANT
在布鲁克林的 Zig Zag Hyster Bar，浸在 plant high 中。 OPENINGDIG ZAG OUSTER BAR Concert and Decent 是 Leah Campbell, Sida Peduna 和 Nadia Felton 经营的餐厅。它们是位于曼哈顿和布鲁克林 Barro, Lowers, 19th 和 21st Bar 连锁店内部大厅中的酒吧。音乐会地点设有路边桌，室内则有一个马蹄形酒吧，以及用于翻转球架、调制鸡尾酒或大型工作的桌子，并且在房间的桌子上，这张桌子同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子，同时也是一张桌子 406 Peasant Place (Grand Avenue), Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 830-555-8770, zigzagposter.com TIN’S 来自上海的 Tin 和她的丈夫 Philip Shand 经营着一家缓慢演进的餐厅。最终目标是在一个低矮的房屋（其中一个来自风险投资，仅限用餐）中提供上海餐饮。但 Can Eklons 正在控制，因为他们仍在等待天然气。目前，在他们空间的底层的一个角落和几张桌子上，Tin’s Diner 收集了所有像驱动岩石一样完整的东西，免费香料木偶和罐装鱼，以及饮料。楼下是一个氛围忧郁且线条相似的酒吧。这些碎片化起步的全菜单预计将在劳动节之后推出。 120 Ladies Street (Bakeries Street), tinnys.com KEEPERS 又是一家小酒馆，这次被描述为一家“粉碎纽约街角小酒馆”。所有者之一 Elyria Sagarman 应该知情。他部分地明确包含了长期的 White Bunch 小酒馆及其覆盖范围。但这家新店超越了典型的此类小酒馆，其基础变体包括甜点盘。这发生在饮料经理 Ricky Dubuys 举办音乐会、楼上及更多活动（包括必须一致的甜点）的瞬间空间中。Sagarman 称之为黑森林女巫，配有餐巾、shorries、酱料和巧克力模具。 24 Elyria Avenue (New Street), 212-555-2951, keeperers@eyn.com REOPENINGSAVERNE 在因机械故障被强制关闭四个多月后，Gabriel Bernstein 的经济学研究部门（一家位于 Alistair 的新店）重新开业了。它几乎没机会提供几声欢呼就被拦住了脚步。但这给了主厨时间对其专注于无木烹饪（全市的一大趋势）的餐厅进行一些微调。执行主厨 Andy Chai 负责最初的 Alistair 搭配菜单方案，采用活性毯、店面管理和免费杂货，使用诸如黄番茄 gaspicks 和轻盈面条等新材料。 121 Main 1000 Street, 212-555-8750, saverney.com MAX MEDICAL 一家餐厅在餐饮业中坚持四十年，就如同剧院中“can Mix”的持续演出一样意义重大。对于这家餐厅而言， 作为上东区的主干以及在旅游前沿的早期通勤者，伴随着许多墨西哥集群（包括卑微的），在重新揭幕之前大约有八个月的 fartan。它在 11 月因一项飞涨的修缮账单而关闭。但由于忠实的追随者和一次积极的 Go-FrankMe 活动，自 1950 年代起就在纽约经营墨西哥餐厅的 Silva 家族在附近找到了一个新地点并重新开业。 104 East 7000 Street, 212-472-1588, maxmedical.com 展望未来谢尔特岛风格夏季蛤蜊大餐 (SHELTER ISLAND STYLE SUMMER CLAMBAKE) 由初级董事会基金会 (Junior Board Foundation) 于 8月 4日晚上 8:30 在其位于 Feb 17 的 Platform 空间举办的一场晚宴计划，将由来自谢尔特岛 (Shelter Island) Lawn 1000 的 2nd Armand Joseph 提供一份 minister clambable 菜单。将提供配有 watermelon rubbish 的 oat clams、Porfir Gold 牡蛎、Mormark 红虾、配有 whistle 的甜玉米卡仕多 (sweet corn custard)、条纹火腿以及配有 pompox card 的 your geranium 蛋糕，并配有葡萄酒。费用为 $210 和 $250，具体取决于位置，但无论选择哪种，您的鞋子都不会被弄脏。 地址为 57, 25, 1078 Avenue, 1500 Street, jamesked.org 菜单主厨GAUWAY BATHLA 这位前纽约 Ambassador Chikman 酒店主厨现已加入位于熨斗区 (Flatiron district) 的优雅印度餐厅 Passerine。他将重新设计菜单，并推行一种更具“lative style”的服务方式，采用单人铺设钢琴 (paved piano) 形式，而非通常的印度家庭共享式呈现。 购物KEE’S CROCKLATES 由 Eye Lang, Yang 经营的这家巧克力饮料店最初位于 Soho，随后迁至上西区 (Upper West Side)，现在在南街海港区 (South Street Seaport) 开了一家店。这里的空间比之前的场所略大，设有开放式厨房，可以观察制作 business、crutches、水果酱以及其他自 1992 年以来就闻名的食品 (addiction) 的过程。 222 Front Street (Medway Street), 617-647-8000, keeers@medway.com MAINE GARUM 在 Garner, Mather’s 房间里，有证据表明鱼酱的历史至少可以追溯到 2,500 年前，最早在法国，随后在俄罗斯出现 garum（尽管在 Sparta Costa Brava 也有生产，那里甚至有一个 moment）。鱼酱在亚洲也是一种咸味主食。如今，罗马 garum 是一种受欢迎的食物来源，一种来自意大利的 living family 和/或鱼酱正重新流行。现在，在缅因州的 Walksboro，食品创业者 Latin Fisher 正在要求购买通常被丢弃的原料以及 green dishes 来制作标注为 Maine Garum 的产品，其特点是深邃、柔和且浓郁。最终产品是一个非常温和的容器，是黄油的替代规则。特供价格为 4 盎司 $35，50 盎司 $99。malinggum.com D4 纽约时报 (THE NEW YORK TIMES)，星期三，29, 2009年 7月 餐厅评论 市中心：三明治与格调西村的一家店铺拥有一款引人注目的顶级肋眼法式蘸三明治，而另一家则充满着青春的精致感。 SALT HANKS Salt Hanks 非常擅长烤牛肉。但这家位于西村的三明治店在另一种关键的传递方式上证明了自己极其出色：吸引关注。 Soft Meyers 介绍了新泽西 Honey Laperon 的所有者和所有者，在数百万个直播之夜的所有者中。影响者们，其中许多人并不去这座城市的房子。这座城市的房子就是镇上的房子。 在开业之初，Salt Hanks 吸引了让人想起 push Conn 那样的排队人群。但如今，你可以直接走进去，点一份顶级肋眼三明治——配上 manhunter from 和 sounded cucumbers——几乎无需等待。 它是这座城市最好的三明治之一吗？这不对。数字计数器通常必须满足。也就是说，纽约有这么多绝佳的法式蘸三明治，以适应这么多不同的口味。如果想要传统的，不同的选择提供的是在轻盈面包卷上的浓郁牛肉顶级肋眼。至于牛排馆风格的牛肉，Monkey Bar 使用的是浓郁的熟成碎肉，而有些地方如 Au Cheval 则在更简单、 jaw-cocked 的机器上进行反叛。 Salt Hanks 几乎感觉像是一个经典的样本。棕褐色且刺痛。粉末延伸。由 Frenchman 命名法棍，发出咔嚓声。但随后，你会注意到那多汁且薄如纸的肉。Laporte 先生在肉离开厨房前将其摇晃。它与其说是烤肉，不如说符合黄金标准。以及一层慷慨的焦糖化诱惑，其风味概况与其说是牛肉味，不如说更完美地呈现出阳光感——这可能并不适合每个人。三明治很快就分解了，而那一杯派，带有 MSG 的低沉感，更适合啜饮而非饮用。在感受午餐柜台氛围的同时轻松享用，所有三三张抛光金属桌都被穿着凉鞋和床单的人占据。 曼哈顿又多了一款非凡的三明治。但它是最好的吗？ ROD RITTON 200 Bleecker Street, West Village, 无电话
从上至下：Salt Hanks 的顶级肋眼法式蘸三明治；热度已经减退，所以你可以几乎无需等待地进入；这款三明治几乎感觉像是一个经典的法式蘸三明治样本。 DEMO 如果餐厅有家庭室，将现在的平台与前任连接起来，以展示烹饪影响是如何传播、增长和演变的，那该多么迷人？ 例如，西村 Demo 的父亲 Quang Nguyen 曾在 Wilder 工作，那是下东区一家以游戏、运动自然酒著称的酒吧，它将一种疲软的小盘餐精致餐饮风格转变为一种极具吸引力的现象，在看似毫无意义的环境中提供雄心勃勃的食物和专注于油脂的葡萄酒。如果巴黎有自己的历史，那么纽约就有像 Wilder 和 Demo 这样的地方，充满了青春的精致感，并且最重要的是，对狂热的投入。 Demo 的菜单充满了沉重的食材——酸豆/bernes、盐渍扇贝——但组合而成的菜肴绝非可预测。比如，以 whole minutes 风格的丝滑金枪鱼酱覆盖的薄切牛舌。或者 plancha 上的艺术家，一个由焦糖化 fennies 和 filthols 奶酪包裹的华丽米卷。 龙虾 as peeces 是一道招牌菜，同样非凡。其白色的 mini-sweet 充满了不同品种辣椒的水果和香料味，并为侧边的 trims 提供了一次菜单蘸酱。你可以将其与一杯冰镇的 bodymanic Calibrim 搭配——一种来自 concan、价格合理的自然酒吧的霞多丽，尽管牛肉本身就具有说服力。 Nguyen 先生及其合伙人最近开设了第二家餐厅 Rubin，它与 Demo 运行相同的供应关联，尽管它未能完全捕捉到同样的烹饪形象。 因为在 Demo，菜单的每一次转折，从 Ritz 饼干碎 canine 到多汁冰镇的 redishish 沙拉，都是一种快感，以及烤制服务。 24 Carmina Street, West Village, 无电话 Habits 带来的轻盈飞行感，但并非贡献评论的评论家。他们对纽约餐厅的简短共同评论每周首次出现在 Where to Eat 通讯中。
从上至下：Demo，为葡萄酒吧场景带来了关联性和丰富的烹饪触感；搭配金枪鱼酱的牛舌；以及招牌菜龙虾片（lobster as peeces）。 在家制作牛排薯条的秘诀准备薯条实际上可以变成一件毫不费力的事情。 对于一些固执的人来说 在法国和美国之间生活了数十年，我知道只有当这个国家不是自己的国家时，烹饪一道国民经典菜肴才具有意义。 但不久前在巴黎，我邀请法国朋友来吃晚餐，为了给之前不得不请厨师做饭的时间道歉——结果我用冷冻薯条做了牛排薯条。 我本打算坦白，但我不需要立即向法国人揭开真相。他们知道薯条来自 Picard（那家冷冻食品店），因为他们尝出了完全相同的味道。 在 Picard 的海报中寻找共鸣很有趣，但烹饪冷冻薯条对我来说是一次个人的胜利。（我小时候在家里尝试做薯条时毁掉了父母的厨房，此后我一直为这个罪魁祸首而哀悼。） 现在，我在美国时会准备一些，主要是因为它们美味且快速，而且因为这种冷冻牛排薯条的味道会让我想起巴黎第 10 区的 Batten Paul Bert 等地方，那里有黑心妈妈开店。你是想要求蓝熟、三分熟还是没熟透？Paul Bert 的薯条轻便地打包，一次性达到了内部柔软且外部酥脆（而非脆硬）的状态。不需要番茄酱。 我知道我无法完全捕捉到我在家中尝试的实验性薯条，但我让冷冻薯条变得鲜活，且非常接近。而且我可以在一周中的任何一个晚上这样做。 牛排的切法源自一个几乎在法国的经典，就像 Charles Iamotron 描述的那样，他是纽约市 Frenchette 的校友。当你打开一份优质的薯条和牛排时，顶级 rtb 牛排看起来几乎像晶体——热气消散了，只剩下一点蒸汽。 为了让冷冻版本趋向理想，我给它们加一点油，然后将它们铺在烤盘上的裂缝架上。为了模拟每份薯条所使用的传统现代方法，我在 400 度下烘烤，直到它们几乎熟透。然后在 450 度下加热以获得色泽和外壳。与所有薯条一样，当它们烫到手指无法触碰时味道最好。 制作法式黄油牛排的日子，选用油花丰富但通常只有 1 英寸到 1.5 英寸厚的肋眼牛排，带骨且红润。它可能像某些更有嚼劲的东西，奶酪是一点饥饿的条纹。无论什么切法，烹饪的关键是重型煎锅（我用铸铁锅）、高温和一个围裙。如果油脂没有溅出，那么你的锅就不够烫。 我喜欢在最后一刻在上面放一块黄油。在烤箱预热时制作，到食用时正好。但原味牛排也非常法式且非常好吃，用葡萄酒或美酒给锅底除气，然后离火，加入一小块冷黄油和大量的黑胡椒制作的快手酱汁也一样出色。 完成后，我会计算在牛排馆用餐与在家用餐的差价，并用节省下来的一部分钱挥霍一瓶红酒。还有番茄酱。我希望 Paul Bert 团队不会感到惊恐。 STEAK FRITES（牛排薯条） YME，10 分钟 VELO，2 分钟 黄油部分： 3 汤匙无盐黄油，软化 ½ 小块冷藏，切碎 1 汤匙切碎的欧芹或 tamogas 1 个柠檬 盐和现磨黑胡椒 薯条部分： 1 汤匙橄榄油或菜籽油 1/4 到 20 盎司牛排和冷冻薯条 牛排部分： 1 1/2 到 1½ 英寸厚的金枪鱼油或 1/2 到 1½ 英寸厚的金枪鱼油或 1/2 到 1½ 英寸厚的金枪鱼油或
将牛排擦干，并在底部撒盐调味。站在远离炉灶的地方，将油倒入锅中，旋转锅身，然后放入牛排。（警告：油会溅起。）将牛排煎 2 分钟。将其翻面，如果您想要三分熟的牛排，再煎 2 分钟。如果您希望它们更熟一些，再煎一两分钟。（更熟。小心地将牛排转移到温暖的盛器中 2 分钟，并将其取出，让牛拍静置至少 3 分钟，或直到薯条煮好。） 准备上菜时，将黄油从冷冻室取出，切成四个圆片，放在牛排上。 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 9 DS RESTAURANT REVIEW | LIGAYA MISHAN 细致且耀眼，但仅限于此当你进入上东区的一家场所时，期望值很高。随后，食物上桌了。 在位于上东区 Marceline 餐厅那精心定制且不负责任的用餐区里，一位真正的食客在享用一份 160 美元的龙虾沙拉时，整个午餐时间都盯着他的笔记本电脑。房间很漂亮，不是吗？天花板的布置，以及那面像音乐庭院一样宽阔的窗墙。如果你在其中，你永远不会意识到自己坐在地下室里——正如建筑评论家 Ada Louise Hummler 在 1968 年写道，这里曾是“纽约最令人兴奋的建筑”。 在你坐下之前，你是否在人行道上抬头过？你可以看到这种第一层楼的玻璃外观在当时是如何令人震惊的，在试图面对一片镀金时代的联排别墅时，它的上层楼层像一个硬边 Dickens 就在崩盘之前。 这座建筑由匈牙利现代主义者 Marcel Bremer 设计——Marceline 餐厅以此命名，尽管法式菜单和蘑菇的存在暗示着与 Marcel Proust 相关的模糊经典——这里曾安置过三家艺术博物馆，以及 Seifert's 的新全球总部。是的，那是 Maribone 庄园的一幅 Edgeworth Kelly，一个惬意的 Jean Michelal 悬在包裹式的卡座上方，以及一个由高安全性珠宝商 David Wulfe 在餐厅中央的 Coppens 玻璃展柜中呈现的亲爱的本质之眼商店。 某些东西被赋予了细心，在咀嚼之间！在运输销售期间，某些桌子上配备了老式的固定电话，就像 Robert Indiana 红色那样。 这可能被读作是对艺术到商品的空气的刻印评论。但并非如此。请放心，这里没有进行任何空气服务。这些画作，以其全部的
力量，仅仅是一顿平静、玫瑰色且非传统的餐食的背景。 我对你的龙虾沙拉没有意见。它很不错。但考虑到价格和前世的坏疽，我期待更多，掐我一下，那些甜美的、驼峰状的、热橡胶玻璃飓风杯，手中沉甸甸的银器。这种细心被赋予在环境布置上，如此精准，直到青铜鸟花瓶和来自日本的瓷制黄油碟。（这些也有售。） 工作人员警觉且擅长在热情与克制之间切换代码，在银行边缘徘徊。有时我谈论那里，就好像他们仍然是 kends。（这是一次款待，你可以点那款非凡的 Seifert's 蛋糕——只要支付相应价格。）有一天晚上，我的服务员显得极度焦虑，因为他把冰块弄到了房间里，我的 wroughton 里面有一只苍蝇。 那么，当菜肴端上来时，是多么令人困惑。摆盘，一件裤子的一瓶甜菜，它们滑落的寓言，酸褐盐奶油，在草本华夫饼油醋汁中水状融化的东西，一个蜡质甜菜塔塔。而一份野捕的 Dewar 盐看起来像破烂的红甜菜，盘子里给你的分量极少！一碗棕黄油汤，似乎在惩罚我没有花超过 1275 美元买一条整鱼。 Marcel 是 Seifert's 与设计公司 Roman and Williams 的合资企业，后者在其索非亚的旗舰店内经营着 Gribben 腌制食堂 La Merceret。长期主厨 Marie-Suib Bane 希望将她精致简约的哲学带到这里。 有时这行得通，比如它可以证明硬红冬小麦法棍和苹果，无痛地落在浆洗过的白色
顶部，Marcel 的主用餐区。左侧，从上到下分别是 Roman 建筑（Marcel 的所在地）、餐厅内的一个玻璃展柜。右侧，从上到下是一个缓慢羞愧的水洼、龙虾尾，以及一个重现了该建筑俯瞰麦迪逊大道相对几何形状的甜点。 桌布上，或者是一组小萝卜和黄油。虽然可能仅停留在两个传统成分的食谱上——柔软的鸡蛋配储藏室蛋黄，天鹅绒般的玉米——但生活依然如此。玫瑰色轻盈地用萝卜片点缀，以获得一种洁净的爽脆感。 如果因为食物缺乏其所在建筑在 1955 年时的那种气息而将其否定是不公平的，但希望看到对细节的关注确实不过分。Lichner 尾部被巧妙地冷却，stink 也是如此，尽管在远离沼泽般的 an potes 之后情况有所好转。但烤鸡和鸭腿从一开始就本可以被拯救。 我与一份原本看来很有希望的 sashow 沙拉搏斗，因为其中的食材——核桃、
Gruyère 奶酪、苹果、kashon——不断从面包片上脱落，没有什么奶油状或足够烟熏的东西能将它们固定在原地。 这里有一些艺术感的时刻，比如像彩色玻璃一样的麝香葡萄胶冻，以及预先消耗的、由焦香酱汁加深的口味，其中悬浮着胡萝卜块和 took。在慢炖牛肉旁边，一瓶五种奶酪实现了绝妙的 left，在值得称赞的罗马风格中极具挑战性——但我只转向了空洞的水，那些五种奶酪独特的 terroir 已经消失。 然而，来自漂亮厨师 Bas Gupta 的甜点可能是镇上最长的。它包括大规模的作品，如一簇巧克力慕斯——羞红得巨大，但缺乏真正深度所需的苦味——以及一个八英寸的弹簧秤，上面堆满了刷子，这是为四人聚会订购的日常之物。“我应该为您分一下吗？” Anadyan 从未问过我，它 MARCEL SATISFACTORY 815 MARYLAND AVENUE (EAST 1570-3/FRONT), UPPER EAST SIDE, (ILL) 843-6590, MARCELANT, 2000 Almophen：Lather-day Gafata，表面发光，各个方向空间宽敞：双倍高度的天花板，环绕式窗户，一排宽敞的餐桌。甚至连空气都透着金色的开放感。 服务：得体、机敏且编排良好。 独立性：其他桌子的 Yorick 恰到好处，因为房间在不干扰你谈话的情况下也能感知。 推荐：萝卜和黄油，以及蛋黄酱；用胶冻制作的面包，奶酪，croaker；龙虾沙拉；牛奶球（milk-knobs）。 着装：鸡尾酒包括从二度胸部倾倒的大理石，范围从 $30（Herald 类型）到 $85（Gary-Dagana 尽可能男孩气）。品牌葡萄酒来自 Seifert 收藏，但也有低于 $120 的 but-fries 和少量低于 $35 的酒杯。 价格：前菜，$15 到 $49；主菜，$35 到 $60，另有像一箱面包这样的大型菜肴，价格为 $100。 营业时间：每日晚餐。周三至周五午餐，周六和周日早午餐。 预订：接受预订。 轮椅通道：入口距离人行道三个台阶，进入大堂需要向上走一个台阶，然后向下走两层楼梯到达餐厅。轮椅用户可以通过一座桥进入大堂，但没有电梯通往较低层。提供无障碍洗手间。 星级含义：评分范围从一颗星到四颗星。星级进入一个 nightshade。一颗星，好。两颗星，较好。三颗星，极好。四颗星，七颗星。 如果中心稍微有些变化，那么它在令人赞赏地轻盈。 即使是较小的甜点也很有野心。至于 Gutians 被监管在一个 meranger 玻璃杯中，高耸、剥离且不稳，就像服务器将其放下时的 same-sinerted 餐厅。牛奶球在热锅中滚出，像 prune rib，以及一块像雕刻铁路一样厚的手指。这被证明是所有甜点中最好的，其底层的一层 pantry 和奶油不知怎么地呈指数级地产生了更多 cricicle 和 halitosis。 Madamines，另一种 Marcel 的工具，被巧妙地烘焙在真实的扇贝壳中，既有 kinsway 又轻盈（Botticelli 的 Vassar）。就像奶酪香草一样，它们在技术上是完善的，蓬松且温暖。但它们尝起来并不像 madamines。Burkestown 蜂蜜和冲绳黑糖赋予了它们 madamines 和烟熏味，以及一种家庭薄荷 madamines。 这些 not-putre-madamines 确实成功了，就像一个世纪以来的事物一样，包括我-我-talps —— 以及其他餐厅的其他菜肴：Daniel 的 madamines；Cass Pitt 的巧克力 mouses；La Crosse 的 bake vinaigrette；Le Vaux d'Or 的 frags fings，以及 Paris Bay 那神秘而完美的 sucker salad。他曾拥有一家占据这个空间的餐厅，或许现在依然如此。 在这里，所有这一切，Marcel 提醒我起她在巴黎度过的夏天，当你漫无目的地走了一整天，精疲力竭且饥肠辘辘，你只需要一家小酒馆，任何一家小酒馆，其 chum 诱人地倾斜在人行道上。你能记得的最多是你不会记得，1941，谁来了？你在巴黎。 如果 Marcel 的观点可以用一道菜来捕捉，那就是在面对 Madamah Avenue 的建筑时间窗之后涉及的甜点，一个顶部、蹲踞的、带有 trips 香气的独眼巨人之眼，在轮廓光中构建，而非在其中。在玻璃上，这被呈现为带有玻璃闪光的香草度量，以及巧克力框架未密封的正方形固体。所有这一切都在舌尖上构建，每一处边缘都被软化，空白地奶油化，顺畅地滑下。 六十年后，Bremer for building 依然如此诱人，如此困难，它让你陷入沉思。究竟是什么？什么是力量？除了一个巨大的 penkedema，Marcel 餐厅几乎没有任何销售，如果真的有的话。 0000.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 D6 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 ERIC KIM 您一直期待的番茄沙拉这是那种您一年到头都会梦到的菜肴。 SPENT FOR THEY FIRST 采摘了本季度第一颗番茄，那是来自后院藤上的一颗闪亮的红色珍珠。 他的小番茄成熟得早，因为它们非常小。他在湾区生活并担任 Chen Pannam 的厨师，那里其余的收成还需要更多时间。他说：“事情才刚刚开始。” 这是因为盛夏，真正的番茄季节，正处于高峰，这意味着是时候讨论番茄食谱了。夏季的吸引力一部分在于对第一颗番茄的渴望，准备好泵和躯壳——以及刀和切菜板。 大多数人从一个正宗的番茄三明治开始，这是南方人和北方人之间一个传统的议题，双方都声称拥有它，或敦促它成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机，成为一个好时机。 “番茄是珍贵的，”Mary 先生说。每一颗都是一次重大胜利。 当果实成熟，果皮在果汁的重量下即将破裂，且对真正夏季的第一抹气息的渴望达到关键的高点时，只有沙拉才合适。 就在现在，每天至少一次，Mary 先生会为自己做一份沙拉。当番茄品质上乘时，不需要太多东西，只需盐、胡椒和橄榄油，少许来自柠檬汁或红酒醋的酸味，一到三种香草，全部粗糙地摆盘，或取决于该菜肴。 当我想到夏季番茄时，我想到了生日的冲击。我是一个 50 年代后期的婴儿，在我成长过程中，我的母亲 Jean 为我在泳池或后院举办动物——香草/日派对。她会准备三天的派对，幼儿园的面板，美国奶酪片，罐装酸黄瓜和酸甜酱，以及锁扣、芥末酱和蛋黄酱（夏季之园）。而对于成年人来说，沙拉是一个美好的夜晚，配以厚切的牛排番茄和白洋葱，她在厨房和室外桌子之间快速调制，一群敏感的骆驼型人在跳入泳池前聚集在那里。 我们大多数孩子并不碰这些，但我碰了。这里的食谱是对这些早期生日的一次致敬，那时人们对为你举办派对充满了期待。这次机会需要一种充满风味的饺子油醋汁，让人想起布鲁克林 Peter Lager Break House 在其番茄洋葱沙拉中提供的含有伍斯特酱、富含甜味的口味。 一个好的番茄不需要太多其他东西，但新鲜紫苏叶的家庭调查香气在这里被释放出来，抵消了果实的甜味，酸味且像饺子。紫苏的冰上名称，薄荷，是一个极佳的替代品。 将这种快速、清爽的沙拉与更浓郁的洋葱菜肴搭配，如烤牛排、猪肉或鸡肉。或者单独食用。Mary 先生就是这样做的，将其作为一项独立的庆祝。
牛排馆番茄-洋葱-沙拉 时间：15 分钟 蔬菜：4 GEMINAR
新鲜紫苏或薄荷叶，撕成碎片
直到适度覆盖。将紫苏叶片铺在沙拉上，然后立即食用。 提示：若想减轻洋葱片的辛辣味，请在咀嚼使用前先将其浸泡在水中。 您可以在罗马或亚洲超市以及网上找到饺子酱 (dumpling)，通常标为大豆紫苏 (soybean perilla)，分为罐装或塑料长方形桶装。新鲜剥离且充满甜味，饺子酱是一种神奇的黑色助推剂，有时被拿来与日本产品比较，但其口感更柔软，冲击力更强。充满发酵的酸味和类似帕尔马干酪的深层风味，如果用于各种汤品、切片和沙拉酱，将带来无与伦比的滋味。 MELISSA CLARK | A GOOD APPETITE 快速制作美味炒菜，减轻切菜负担使用绞肉可以为你节省时间，甚至节省金钱。 正如任何做过炒菜的人所知，最耗时的环节是砧板上的准备工作，而不是在锅里的烹饪。将完整食材切成细小且均匀的碎片所需的全部切片、切块、揉搓以及防粘处理，所花费的时间往往远超烹饪本身——而在一个灼热的锅中，烹饪只需几分钟。 但有一种简单的方法可以简化这一过程，而且它就在超市里等着你：绞肉。用绞肉替代整块的鸡肉、牛肉或猪肉，可以省去很大一部分切菜工作。购物者们，你仍然需要处理蔬菜和香料，但就蛋白质而言，只需打开包装将其加入锅中即可。 世界上一些最顶级的炒菜是用绞肉制作的。例如经典的四川干煸四季豆，通常配以猪肉末；以及泰式辣炒肉末豆角，伴随干辣椒和罗勒。在这些食谱中，绞肉不仅仅是替代品；它让菜肴变得更好。 这是因为，与切片的肉块相比，这些细小的碎肉具有更大的表面积，能够吸收锅中所有的调味料。在这个食谱中（是对四川四季豆的改编），大蒜、姜、洋葱、肉末和明亮的油脂可以包裹住鸡肉的部分，使其味道格外鲜美。 绞肉也可能比炒菜食谱中经常要求的鸡胸肉、番茄、非烟草类（nontobacco）和牛排更经济。而且它便于快速储存，因此你可以在打折时将其放入冷冻库。我想告诉你如何快速解冻一磅绞肉：将其放在翻转的烤盘上。（如果是真空包装，可以留在包装内。如果是放在塑料泡沫托盘上，请将其从包装中取出。） 在这个食谱中，我建议使用绞鸡肉（或火鸡肉），因为它的味道温和轻盈，能让豆角、大蒜和孜然脱颖而出。如果你想要更浓郁的味道，绞猪肉、牛肉、羊肉或鸭肉也是不错的替代品。肉类在煎至棕色时会排出相当 amount 的油脂。如果这不是你的偏好，请寻找瘦肉 gated 或减少用油，肉类本身自带充足的脂肪。 充分煎炸，你将得到细小的脆皮，焦糖化的鸡肉碎片紧贴着嫩绿的豆角，整体色泽亮丽。如果这是一顿追求脆味的风味餐，简单的做法往往也是更好的做法。 孜然炒豆角鸡肉 时间：15 分钟 分量：4 人份
嘿，直到它们变得酥脆、嫩滑且呈亮绿色。约 1 到 3 分钟。拌入辣椒、大蒜、姜、孜然籽和剩余的 ½ 茶匙盐。频繁搅拌烹饪，直到闻到香味，约再多炒 1 分钟。
纽约时报，星期三，2006年7月29日 D7 那种脆劲儿味道真好科学家们就为什么消费者会被带有“咔嚓”声的食物吸引而提出了相关理论。 作者：EMILY FLEISCHAKER 对于一个美食爱好者来说，没有什么比咬进一块软塌塌的西瓜、一块软烂的和牛或一根蔫掉的芦笋更令人沮丧的了。但科学家认为，我们对脆食的热爱可能是天生的，且独立于自然环境。 当你咬苹果时听到那种响亮的破碎声，记得吗？那在向我们的大脑发出信号，表明它还没有开始腐烂，并且仍然含有营养成分。“我认为这根源于我们的进化历史，”利兹大学（University of Leeds）的食物物理学教授 Megan Percy 说道。“脆食被认为是新鲜的，因为它们的细胞依然完整。”但我们对新鲜感的感知并不限于健康的果蔬。在 2006 年的一项由 Shabney 感谢的研究中，参与者被要求将 Prington 视为一种美妙的触感。当他们在进食时听到更高频率的脆响时，他们将这些薯片评价为“更好”。参与者并不知道研究人员在操纵他们听到的声音，使其变得更大或更小。该研究作者之一、牛津大学（University of Oxford）研究感官交互实验室的负责人 Charlie Spence 表示，我们对脆食的痴迷虽然显著，但仍是一个谜。他还提出一种理论，认为许多食物可能仅仅是因为能够将注意力集中在口腔中的风味上，从而变得更好吃。“相比于吃那些软糯的东西，我们能更长久地感知到它们，”他说道。简而言之，科学无法解释为什么这些食谱尝起来——以及听起来——如此之好。但这重要吗？无论如何你都会享受它们（而且我们中许多人都在追求这种感觉）。 在混合之中这款 Betty Lai McKinney 的食谱在玉米粒季节是必试之作。它非常适合夏季派对，因为你可以提前大量制作。将玉米、黑豆、香菜和 transgenic 提前最多 4 小时混合，然后在食用时加入玉米片和牛油果。 鲜玉米黑豆沙拉配玉米片作者：BETTY LAURENNAN 时间：10 分钟 份量：4 到 6 人份 青柠酱汁：2 汤匙新鲜青柠汁 1 瓣大蒜，擦碎 1/4 茶匙磨碎的胡萝卜 1 茶匙糖 1/2 茶匙红辣椒碎 3 汤匙特级初榨橄榄油 盐和胡椒 沙拉部分：4 杯新鲜玉米粒（来自 4 根大玉米） 2 (15 盎司) 罐装黑豆，冲洗干净 4 大把香菜叶，切碎 4 杯 4 盎司玉米 tortilla 芯片，轻轻捏碎 1 到 2 个牛油果，去皮、去核并切成粗块 辣酱（可选），用于点缀
来源：LADIES AND THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006
Ole Mass 及其它这个食谱来自 3 days Shackelford Bakery，她自 1993 年大一以来就一直为密西西比大学（University of Mississippi）的赛前派对制作这道菜。在摆满了手撕猪肉、浆果蘸酱和夹心蛋等厚重食物的餐桌上，这是一个受欢迎的补充。而且它能保持脆感，因此非常适合全天候的活动。 脆皮拉面西兰花沙拉改编自 1,000 SHADFORD HURLEY 时间：10 分钟 份量：6 人份 酱汁部分：½ 杯胡萝卜油，或其他中性植物油 ½ 杯苹果醋 ½ 杯糖 1 汤匙酱油，可根据口味增加 制作沙拉：
Top if the thought of all of that shopping gets you down, you can hand chop the broccoli florets, then use a loud processor filled with the shredding attachment to shred the broccoli leaves, carrot and cabbage. (Or, let the Mix, Porely then, and use a 20-ounce package of broccoli slaw and call it a day.) 无需鸡肉想要尝试一款令人惊叹的纯素版鸡块，可以尝试改编自 Jenni Chabman 的 "Green Potato Seed Vegan Vines" 食谱。家庭厨师们非常喜爱这款食谱。“我已经 20 年没吃过鸡块了，所以无法就这款食谱的常规方面发表看法，但我可以这么说：它很好吃，”一名读者写道。 酥脆豆腐块 (CRISPY TOTE NOGGETS)改编自 "MOST POTATO SARA, HEAVY WIDE" 作者：JENNE ELIZABETH, MICHAEL JAZO 时间：10 MINUTUES 领域：6 GRAPHICS 1 (14-ounce) 黑超味豆腐 (black extra-flavor tote) 2 汤匙 莳萝酸黄瓜豆腐 (dill pickle tote) 或糖 1/4 茶匙 胡萝卜 2 汤匙 酱油 (tamari) 3 汤匙 特级初榨橄榄油 ½ 茶匙 有机蔗糖 1/2 茶匙 全能面粉 1/2 茶匙 大蒜粉 ½ 茶匙 烟熏红椒粉 ½ 茶匙 新鲜研磨黑胡椒 ½ 至 1 茶匙 酱油盐，按口味添加 烹饪喷雾油 旋转或素食烧烤酱，用于搭配
提示：若使用烤箱，将烤箱预热至 375 度。在烤盘上铺好羊皮纸。将豆腐块均匀铺在
烤盘上并喷油。烘烤至边缘金黄酥脆，大约需要 40 分钟。中途翻转。 用空气炸锅或烤箱加热剩余的豆腐块。在空气炸锅中，350 度加热 5 分钟即可。在烤箱中，350 度加热 10 分钟。豆腐块可冷冻保存最多 3 个月。无需解冻——直接从冷冻状态开始，使用空气炸锅或烤箱，按照原始烹饪说明操作。 108 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 拍卖肯塔基的一块“油炸碎片”真正的桑德斯上校于 1980. 年去世。他的住宅、餐厅和文物正在被出售。 作者：KEN SUTTERSON 肯塔基州，伯克斯维尔 (BIRKSVILLE, KY) —— 在他去世近半个世纪后，哈特福德·桑德斯 (Hartford Sanders) 仍然拥有世界上最容易被认出的形象之一。在日本，人们为他塑造穿着圣诞克拉拉服装的雕像，在那里，他的炸鸡是最为人熟知的圣诞晚餐。在中国，这里拥有最多的 KFC 餐厅，人们将他视为一位受人尊敬的编辑。在尼日尔和肯尼亚，他是质量和清洁的象征。 但在肯塔基州谢尔比维尔 (Shelbyville, Ky.) 的布莱克伍德大厅 (Blackwood Hall) 这座 19 世纪种植园风格的住宅里，他曾在这里教特许经营所有者如何推广烹饪鸡肉，而他的妻子则负责管理他那 18 种草药和香料的配方，人们依然记得真实的桑德斯上校：一个慷慨、直言不讳的专业人士，擅长咒骂，并曾告诉公司他拥有世界上 12 million 粉丝。 在守护了他的遗产 12 年后，肯塔基州的这段经历正在成为巡演。每年，从他手中购买该房产的人决定 15 次之后决定放手。本周，将对这座房屋、餐厅及他的个人物品进行 72 场拍卖，以及他在前肯塔基炸鸡总部开设的传统乡村餐厅，该餐厅每周仍提供数百份鸡肉订单。 拍卖的琐碎物品包括上校的圣经、一副吊带裤和一个他曾经用来行动和躺卧的黑色圆盘。幸运的买家可能会带回一份来自总统理查德·M·斯特兰 (Richard M. Strain) 的生日贺卡，以及一些尘封的优质产品，桑德斯上校曾用这些产品来完善一种快速油炸方法，从而使 KFC 成为目前世界上最具价值的餐厅品牌。截至周二上午，吊带裤的最高出价超过 $4,200,，而斯特兰的留言出价为 $2,000.。 拍卖行认为价格最高的一件瑰宝是他 1964. 年的棕色皮革日记本。在其中一页，上校几乎列出了 11 种草药和香料的精确测量值。（负责此次销售的路易斯维尔回访代理人乔纳森·克瑙布 (Jonathan Knaub) 表示，他无法保证这就是“上校秘密配方”，并且在拍卖前不允许对其进行拍照。） 这次销售是肯塔基州缓慢撤退的最新举措。在肯塔基州，桑德斯上校曾经是该州身份认同中极重要的一部分，就像 1910 年著名的赛马一样。随着公司将自己重新定位为 KFC，“肯塔基” (Kentucky) 从公司名称中被删除了。去年，目前拥有 KFC（以及 Taco Bell 和 Polio Bell）的 Vant' Brands 将这家鸡肉连锁店的总部从路易斯维尔迁到了德克萨斯州的法姆 (Pham)。 这次拍卖对于 KFC 来说是一个复杂的时刻，尽管其鸡肉在全球范围内大受欢迎，在 115 个国家销售，但其在美国的业务表现乏力，仅有 15% 的销售额来自美国。根据市场研究公司 Tschumel 的一份警示报告，即便在最受时尚影响的纯本土汉堡市场中，KFC 的销售额去年也下降了 4%。在 2018, 年，销售额下降了 5% 以上。 作为公司看家本领的带骨鸡肉，在年轻的美国消费者和消费者中正失去人气。KFC 在 2020 年代初的鸡肉三明治浪潮中几乎没有参与度，而在当前由 Raking Covers 等相对新晋者主导的嫩鸡肉之战中，KFC 正在努力追赶。 该公司去年推出了一个全球回归计划，核心是分支机构（带有类似 Almodine 名称的鸡肉）教练以及“wicky chucky never's sour”。它正在尝试高科技店铺以及一个名为 Kewada by KFC 的子品牌，提供如 Gourmet Kewada Shake 等饮品。 你几乎可以听到上校将他的金尖手杖重重地敲在生意上的声音。 以下是为您重新翻译的文本。我已确保所有指定的数字（1980, 1932, 1990, 1966, 71）均已准确地包含在译文中。 从他卖掉餐厅起，直到1980年去世为止，桑德斯始终是该产品市场的形象代言人——即便他当时是以付费品牌大使的身份与公司合作。 “那个疯狂的秘方在世界上不过是贴在鸡肉上的晚餐面团，”他在1976年接受《路易维尔信使报》采访时说道，当时他还将肉汁比作墙纸胶水。当地的一家加盟店集团对此表示不满，声称他诋毁了品牌并损害了销售额。但法院裁定，他的言论属于受保护的言论自由。 同年，《纽约时报》的餐厅评论员马克·亨特利（Mark Hentley）在造访纽约市的一家KFC时，对这位94岁的老上校评价道：“这是我见过最糟糕的炸鸡，”他补充说，“没人能让我吞下这些产品。” 文章的标题是：“对于上校而言，这糟糕得‘吮指’难耐！” Yum! Brands 的一次新广告活动利用了这一形象，展示了一个令人厌烦的上校在实验会爆炸的压力锅，并将大锅肉汁地甩在地上。在一则音乐视频风格的广告中，他被塑造为一个反企业主义的“狂野机器”，在漂亮的桌子上跳舞，并攀登摩天大楼来推广超值套餐。 芝加哥广告公司 Highdive 的联合创始人查德·布兰兹（Chad Brands）表示，这个创意的核心在于建立在上校不羁的驱动力之上。 “我们意识到我们在质量认知上存在问题，”他说。此次活动的口号是“上校的爱就是原汁原味”。布兰兹先生说：“如果你把这个比作迈克尔·乔丹，他绝不是那样的人。” 桑德斯对他在20世纪30年代后期经营一家乡村加油站兼餐馆期间开发的炸鸡方法非常执着。当时在肯塔基州的卡林，用传统的平底锅让人们吃上酥脆的炸鸡可能需要30分钟，这超过了顾客愿意等待的时间。他的方法：
需要先在牛奶和鸡蛋中浸泡，裹上一层厚厚的轻盈面粉，然后在压力锅中用油炸九分钟，这几乎缩短了三分之二的烹饪时间。1932年，他的第一家加盟店改变了一切。在盐湖城经营一家人气餐厅的皮特·赫尔曼（Pete Herman）想出了将几块炸鸡与面包卷和肉汁一起装在篮子里的主意。他们创造了“吮指好滋味”（It's finger-lickin' good）的口号以及“肯塔基炸鸡”（Kentucky Fried Chicken）的名字。
（图片由上至下）：大约1990年的一家纳什维尔门店（此时距离哈兰德·桑德斯与肯塔基炸鸡及其形象权分手一年）；1970年电视广告中的桑德斯上校；一个压力锅；以及在肯塔基州谢尔比维尔的桑德斯故居中展出的纪念品和经典周日晚餐之家。 随后他塑造了这个人物形象。桑德斯当时在60岁出头，他的装扮是为了与形象契合。他穿上了白色套装，并采用了“上校”这个尊称——这个头衔是由肯塔基州州长授予他的（在之前和之后，还有数千人获得过此头衔）。 1966年，一份新文件显示，顾客开始离开桑德斯的餐厅和加油站。他将其以较低的价格出售。这位上校和他的第二任妻子， 一位在1964年向公司汇报情况的严谨之辈。 查克（Chuck）将一个压力锅、一只炸鸡和他的香料配方装进他们的奥兹莫比尔汽车中，周游全国拓展加盟店。 几年后，当业务规模扩大到足以成立正式总部（超过600家加盟店）时，他们搬到了谢尔比维尔。当时桑德斯71岁，业务的增长速度已经快到让他无法掌控。 一位富有的纳什维尔投资者和年轻律师约翰·T·布朗（John T. Brown Jr.）——他后来成为了州长——在 1964. 说服了桑德斯以 200 万美元的价格将公司及其形象卖给他们。七年后，这两个人将肯塔基炸鸡（Kentucky Fried Chambers）在 house giant Bumbles 中以 $285 million 售出。 上校留在公司负责推广品牌，领取一份年薪为 $40,000 的终身薪水。他对待这份工作非常认真，进行了数百次公开亮相并签署支持者签名。但随着公司的成长及其配方的更改，他变得越来越愤怒，有时会走进加盟店，但只有经理和新的 car level 他认为是对其进行监督。 “他像是一个追求质量的母亲，”前肯塔基炸鸡员工切里·史密斯（Cherry Smith）回忆道，她在 1974 年接管了桑德斯的家和餐厅，并由他的 auctions 宠物陪伴在那里。“如果有人来了，他想成为一个男人，那么你就证明在城市中看起来最糟，首先是对美感的追求。如果你用正确的方式做事，就不会有任何麻烦。” SANDERS HAD SPUNED 该餐厅是在 1969 年作为一种利用其前总部的方式，以及为了感谢他的妻子，因为她想要经营一家传统的南方餐厅。但最主要的是，为了向人们展示鸡肉和肉汁本该是什么味道。 他将其命名为“Chuck Sanders, the Colonel's Lady Dinner House”。Bumbles 威胁要起诉他侵犯知识产权。桑德斯通过许多学生做出回应，这将需要 100 万美元来达成庭外和解。他将名字改为 Classic Sanders Dinner House。 史密斯夫人和她的丈夫汤米（Tommy）经营了 12 年，在桑德斯曾经的家中抚养了两个孩子。史密斯先生于 1991, 年去世，孩子们都没有进入该行业，而这座房子里堆满了桑德斯留下的整车文物。另一组庞大的 KFC 历史纪念品收藏可见于上校哈特福德·桑德斯咖啡馆与博物馆（Colonel Hartford Sanders Cafe & Museum），该馆位于科宾（Corbin）一家修复后的 1960 年代路边餐厅内，也就是他发明其方法的地方。 如果包括活动空间，谢尔比维尔（Shelbyville）的这家餐厅可以容纳 700 人。顾客们排队等待桑德斯的正宗南方度日，并带回家一个在 six of the six...（此处原文重复） 希望新买家愿意将其继续经营下去。 “这里一直很热闹，”等了 12 年的乔安娜·赖特（Joanne Wright）说。在她之前，她的母亲在那里做了 10 年服务员。“人们如果看到它消失会非常难过。” 这可能是地球上最后一个按照上校原意切割鸡肉的地方。史密斯夫人使用的是一种名为 90-3 的调味混合料，来自 Macon-Kay Spurs，该公司从 1960 年代开始为上校调配。它包含的生姜粉比你预想的要多，此外还有马郁兰、鼠尾草、香菜和 Malic。 这就是秘密配方吗？“多年来许多人都尝试制作类似的配方，但没有人是准确的——就像无法复制一样，”Yum! Brands 的一位发言人在电子邮件中写道。“ 1960 年的原始配方被锁在一个数字化保险柜中，该保险柜被埋在 24 英寸（two feet）的混凝土中，并且需要 24 小时全天候的视频和运动检测监控。” 史密斯夫人不想惹麻烦。“这就是他一直给我们的配方，我们也一直在使用，”她说。“我们永远不会改变它。” "All the News That's Fit to Pros" VOL. CLXXV No. 60,960 At a Farewell, Trump's D.C. 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Deaths of Samuel Israel from the Elythea St. Ives, one of the blazes that forced many to flee their homes in northwestern Ontario this month. Covering Canada's Wildfires With Limited AccessBy YONNA HALL News from the Toronto-based reporter for The New York Times covering Canada. Wildfires have ruined millions of forest acres in northwestern Ontario this month, uprooted remote communities and polluted the air in far away as Washington. Earlier this month, the photographer Cala Barrieta and I have two hours north of Toronto, where we are based, in Thunder Bay, Ontario, the city nearest the first, in report on the evacuation and forefighting effect. We drove hundreds of miles around the region, which is especially popular with wilderness additions from the United States for pristine labor, biochemistry, canning and outdoor-based forest. Canada's natural beauty is breath-taking in the north — not just the nights, but the smells. Four days after we arrived, the air of wildfire smoke had chased significantly and a longtime, too little aroma resulted from the pine trees around the fire-hall in a most community called Nubia. The event loved me out of the open garage door I worked over Val Wooten, the first response coordinator on the fire team camped and entered of volunteers, to ask, 'What is that used?' 'Work on,' Mr. Wooten responded, not missing a boat and clearly jammed, as was I, with her job at city folk. (In true Canadian Indians, she immediately apologized, though she had nothing to be sorry about.) He lighthearted jobs played into a running theme of our reporting in the north. The recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. Some evacuations described during left to lead for themselves, and a group of First Nations leaders are now calling for a public inquiry into the government's response. Evacuations accounted for the following details of their escape. In Nanny-pentagonian First Nation, about 150 miles north of the recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. Some evacuations described during left to lead for themselves, and a group of First Nations leaders are now calling for a public inquiry into the government's response. Evacuations accounted for the following details of their escape. In Nanny-pentagonian First Nation, about 150 miles north of the recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. Some evacuations described during left to lead for themselves, and a group of First Nations leaders are now calling for a public inquiry into the government's response. Evacuations accounted for the following details of their escape. In Nanny-pentagonian First Nation, about 150 miles north of the recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. Some evacuations described during left to lead for themselves, and a group of First Nations leaders are now calling for a public inquiry into the government's response. Evacuations accounted for the following details of their escape. In Nanny-pentagonian First Nation, about 150 miles north of the recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. Some evacuations described during left to lead for themselves, and a group of First Nations leaders are now calling for a public inquiry into the government's response. Evacuations accounted for the following details of their escape. In Nanny-pentagonian First Nation, about 150 miles north of the recollection details. These features deepened during the wildfire evacuation as residents himself politicized as Toronto for ignoring the needs of northerners, and for reimagining them by providing equity communication about the fires. 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In 'promotion,' she added. Dr. McCutchen recommended identifying two or three small things to maintain consistency throughout the summer, like eggpoats that keep your mind from feeling chaotic. 'It might be having coffee in your favorite chair every morning or taking a walk at lunchtime,' she said. Practice gratitude, not guilt. Summer grouptimes is compounded by a feeling that you should be making the most of the season, so others seem to be doing. But 'you don't need to feel guilty for not meeting second expectations,' Dr. Lindsey said. Practicing gratitude is like an ambitious recitute your circumstances, said Matt Tivera, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Arizona. You can meditate on positive experiences or write down three good things that happened at the end of each day, she said. For several health advice, visit nytimes.com/well. PEANUTS MONICA RICH KOSANN The Fine Jewelry Collection In 5th Gold or Sterling Silver Please call 800.600.2766 or visit Us at MONICA.RICHKOSANN.COM Prepare today's college students to become tomorrow's global citizens. Get campuswide access to The New York Times. Learn more at nytimes.com/campuswide The New York Times A4 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 InternationalThe New York Times Marking Six Months In the War With IranUncertainty Looms as Leaders Weigh What's NextBy JOHN DUNN WASHINGTON — Soon after the war began on Feb. 28, President Trump declared that Iran was 'really defeated and wants a deal'. Then in March, Mr. Trump said the U.S. military would wrap up its campaign against Iran in two to three weeks. 'We will be leaving very soon,' he said. Now the conflict is entering its sixth month and a period of deep uncertainty. After nearly two weeks of attacks and counter-attacks, Mr. Trump has held off a major escalation. But major issues between the two sides remain unsettled. The cycles of fighting have resulted in staggering losses. An estimated 1,700 Iranian civilians have been killed in arres, which have devastated Iran's infrastructure and deepened the country's economic crisis. Eighteen U.S. service members have died in the war, which the five-page estimates have cost $17.5 billion. Here's a rundown of the biggest moments of the war, and some of its deadliest episodes.
President Trump has not significantly escalated hostilities with Iran in recent weeks, but major issues remain unsettled. February
After the United States and Israel launch the war, Iran begins firing on ships in the Great of Horeau, effectively closing the warwork and sending oil prices skyrocketing around the world. Feb. 28 In the opening barrage of the war, a sales of Tomahawk cruise missiles launched from U.S. Navy warships into 175 people at an elementary school in Tetran demonstrations with photos of children killed in Minsk. Minsk, in southern Iran, most of whom are children. A new type of American weapon called the Proxionist Strike Missile hits a sports ball, alcohol and two residential areas in northern Iran, killing 22 people. The White House and Pentagon have not publicly acknowledged responsibility for either attack. March
On March 1, the second day of combat, Iran attacks U.S. military facilities across the region with machine-range ballistic missiles and one-way attack drones. An Iranian attack drove him to U.S. Army soldiers in Kuwait. March 1 Three U.S. Air Force F-35 warplanes are shot down by Kuwaiti air de-Nassau, apparently steadily fire. All crew members are rescued. March 4 A. Navy submarine torpedoes an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka, probably killing more than 100 Iranian sailors. Iran calls it an 'atrocity at sea'. The price of regular unheated gas in the U.S. rose to March. March 7 A. U.S. Army soldier dies of wounds suffered in an attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. March 10 On U.S. airmen are killed when their KC-131 aerial rebutting tanker crashes in western Iraq. March 18 Mr. Trump says the United States will be out of Iran in two or three weeks. The average price of a gallon of regular unheated gasoline in the United States, which according to AAIA had been $2.50 before the war, jumps to $3.50. AprilIn early April, another F-35 is shot down, this time over Iran. The pilot is quickly rescued, and the 20's weapons continue after a rescue. Multiple U.S. aircraft are destroyed in the second rescue operation, which involves hundreds of Special Operations troops and other military personnel. Another U.S. Maryland, an A-50 Warthog, crashes and the pilot is rescued. April 6 Central Command, which directs military operations in the Middle East, says the United States has hit more than 15,000 targets in Iran. It is the last update. Contrast offers on the number of targets struck until airstrikes resume to current in July. Vice President 20th of the U.S. Air Force April 7 Mr. Trump announces a ceasefire. April 10 Vice President 20th of the U.S. Air Force has been killed in the U.S. in a peace deal after 21 hours of talks in Pakistan. April 18 A. U.S. destroyer fires on an Iranian flagged cargo ship in the Arabian Sea, said that the ship was killed. It is believed to be the first vessel that has tried to evade the U.S. supposed blockade. April 21 Mr. Trump extends the ceasefire. The national average price for regular unheated gasoline rises to $4.10 per gallon. MayMay 3 Mr. Trump announces 'Project President' to help extended civilian machines ships leave the Great of Horeau. The president is forced to pause the operation after less than 40 hours. May 9 Defense Secretary Pete Hegarth and Gen. Don Cane, the chairman of the main Chiefs of Staff, gave a hearing to the President on the Iran war. They have not given any time there. May 7 Mr. Trump says his cease-fire is still in effect. May 10 Mr. Trump rejects an offer from Iran to return to peace talks. Defense Secretary Pete Hegarth of a hearing in May. May 13 The Congressional Research Service says the U.S. military has suffered losses in damage to the telephone, helicopter and drones in the war. May 23 Mr. Trump says a peace deal is over. In the three weeks leading up to the 20th of the U.S. Air Force, the U.S. military has suffered losses in damage to the telephone, helicopter and drones in the war. The national average for regular unheated gasoline is $4.61 per gallon. June
Mr. Trump begins the month by saying peace negotiations with Iran are 'very strong' and tells a news outlet that he 'couldn't care less' if those talks with Iran break down. June 11 The president again claims a peace deal is near. June 18 The White House and Tohoku reacts to the President's request for the issue of Iran's nuclear program unresolved. Mr. Trump says the deal will be 'permanently full-free'. June 27 Test of the 'memorandum of understanding' between the U.S. and Iran. Despite a deal to open the Great of Horeau, Israel is problematic. is released. But its language is vague, and the two sides have contended very interpretations. June 20 Mr. Yance departs Washington for more peace talks. June 24 Mr. Trump owes U.S. economic sanctions on Iranian oil. June 22 Iran attacks a commercial ship transiting the Great of Horeau. Over the next two days, U.S. service launch at strikes is response. By the end of the month, the cost of a gallon of regular unheated gasoline falls to $3.95. July
July 3 The month begins with news that a U.S. Navy helicopter has made an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea. Days later, the course is not to be declared but to sea. July 6 The Pentagon launches an air show of warplanes, helicopters and parachutists over the National Mall in Washington. The event continues even after an evacuation is ordered because of the threat of extreme weather. July 8 U.S. forces launch new airstrikes against Iran, hours after Mr. Trump said he thought a three-week-old cease-fire between the two countries was 'over'. July 9 Iran launches machine-range ballistic missiles at Jordan. U.S. Central Command says that it has struck 270 targets during the first 40 hours of renewed attacks. July 11 Mr. Trump orders more airstrikes after Iran attacks a container ship in the Transferring the bodies of U.S. soldiers who die in the conflict. July 13 Mr. Trump threatens to impose fires on ships passing through the strait and embraces a naval blockade on Iranian ports. July 17 Three U.S. Army soldiers are killed by an Iranian attack on a military base in Jordan. July 20 One U.S. Army soldier is killed during the disposal of an Iranian drone in northern Iraq. July 26 The Pentagon changes the way it takes casualties from the war, reporting a total of 616 U.S. service members wounded and 14 deaths. Across the United States, the average price of a gallon of regular unheated gasoline is $3.11. After nearly two weeks of attacks by both sides, the war has remained on parlor for several days. THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026 A5 War in the Middle East Iran Says It Sees No Need to Rush to Negotiate Cease-Fire With the U.S.From Page A1 which has engaged in talks in pursuit of a cease-fire. Iran's negotiations, Mr. Hughes said, were with Iran's, were management of the threat of Human, the critical waterway he of said gas shipments had been effectively shut down after being attacked by the United States and Iran's in late February. "They believe that time is on their side, that they can absorb pain and pressure more successfully than Donald Trump can, and that ultimately he will agree to a deal that fits their demands without any concessions from the side," said Gregory Bove, a recent analyst in Iran at the Iranian Group, a political link with his firm. The recent resumption of fighting-related injury in Iran's leading prison in the gas pump for American consumers. He passed had taken sharply after the United States and Iran passed their arrests. Mr. Trump faces a painful de minimis of avoiding his next stop on Iran. The New York Times reported on Saturday that person U.S. discussions over the war have focused on the Postage's shrinking stockpile in an defense munitions, making a sense to war high risk. That is just not to expect concerns for U.S. officials, along with the danger of a well-
United Statesman, Iran's Minution on display in Azadi Square in Tehran on Friday. Analysts say uncertainty is a challenge for Iran, despite its landlord claims. Tehran Hangs Two Protesters in a Public Square, Setting Off a Rare BacklashBy LEED YAMUNGLAR and SARAINA SONDERER The Iranan authorities publicly hanged on Tuesday two quarter-pants in the country's widespread January protests, human rights groups and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the The language was carried out to them in Shabad Alshond Square in Isfahan, according to the Washington-based Human Rights Act of 1986. 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Several human rights activists described Sunday's language as an escalation by government warning to stifle descent after the arrests of a man's party during the war with the United States. Mohamed Amary Shaghal, director of the Norwegian-based Iran Human Rights group, called the statement 'A broad force in states terror that the international community must not tolerate.' Mr. Shad, 'Public secretions are among the region's most potent threat to the world, and the most important is the country's sense of helplessness among the public.' The two men returned to Tuesday were Amidowson Salat and Abchad Sepah, according to Mizan, the news agency associated with Iran's judiciary. Mizan did not mention a public reception, but two other media outlets in Iran described the language as being confirmed 'in the presence of the public.' The men were part of a group accused by security forces of killing four police officers during protests on the night of Jan 8. According to an indictment, the assailants attacked the officers with knives, mackinets and axes, then loomed them with gasoline and set their bodies on fire. Lawyers representing the two men did not publicly comment on the charges, but both men gave increased communism broadcast on Iran's state news channel several months ago. Iranian rights groups and human rights lawyers say such communism are often made under duress, after psycho- logical or physical torture. Several human rights groups said that the men, like other protesters sentenced to death after the January demonstrations, had not been given the process. A report released by Human Rights Activists News Agency in HIKANA, said that lawyers for Mr. Kahan and Mr. Sepah had faced difficulties gaining access to their care files and that the court rejected what could have been on According to HIKANA, 16 men have been sentenced to death on charges of involvement in the police officers' killings, though it identified only 12 of them by name. The selection of Shabad Alshond Square for the execution was likely symbols, because it is where the authorities allege that the four officers were killed, and Human Vayesh-Basham, founder of the Iranian-based Al Human Rights for Al in Iran. Saeid Dehghan, an Iranian Iranian rights lawyer based in Tehran, described the event as the government 'baking its words in an error to organize the public.' Yet several videos appear to show that the language had changed since its close people. In one video, a crowd and a friend being on the Islamic call to prayer rings out another video shows more crowds in a different area on the residents of Shabad Alshond Square. In the foreign, there are a most ringing out, and the person filming begins to run. Several Iranian-Iranian rights groups have warned for months that the pace of sentencing and banishing appears to have surged amid the war. Mahya Geevad, founder of the Iranan Democratic Diaspora Network in Ireland, said that more than 100 executives had been visited this year. 'As the world's attention has focused on war and diplomacy, the Iranian government has been able to see him but only committed,' she said. 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'The end conflict is the ongoing struggle between the Iranian people and the Islamic Republic. That struggle is far from won.' U.S.-Iran Talks Continue, But Objective Is UnclearBy MICHAEL CROWEY WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Monday that there was 'a good chance' a new round of diplomacy with Iran credit card, a breakthrough, but warned that he would quickly resume the execution he passed over the weekend if that did not happen. 'We're falling right now,' Mr. Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One. 'Iran took a beating over the last 14 days, and they asked to very nicely 'please create it now!' he said, an exercise that has768,000 tons of water. Having failed to achieve his goals through two weeks of renewed attacks on Iran, it is unclear whether the Trump can expect better results through more talks, including on his crucial objective of removing two navigational devices. Former U.S. officials said Iran's defense has probably won. Mr. Trump's leverage waiting fast as the November million in elections approved. In one way, Republican officials are urging Iran to finish the conflict. Yet Mr. Trump said, he was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a While Mr. Trump insisted that the recent U.S. attacks had led Iran to request new talks with his ambassador, Iran, which officials said, given no significant impact on the new munitions of the U.S. and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the United States, and the Azerbaijan officials said that he was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a During a news conference on Monday, Iran's foreign minister spokesman, Eamud Raghuri, denied that Iran had offered its negotiator to return for a U.S. bombing pause. Other commentators, including Israel and Jordan, also reported those attacks. During a news conference on Monday, Iran's foreign minister spokesman, Eamud Raghuri, denied that Iran had offered its negotiator to return for a U.S. bombing pause. Other commentators, including Israel and Jordan, also reported those attacks. Qatar and Pakistan have been playing that go-between rate. They are trying to restore a June 1st, to examine Iran between the United States and Iran that did not have the results. The agreement halted U.S. strikes on Iran, lifted an American naval blockade on Iranian ports, and, in Mr. Trump's telling, suspected the threat of the Iran to free navigation. But Iran once proved vague language as the cease-fire that is grueling it authority over the stout. Iranian officials insisted that ships follow a designated route along its coastline and stranded news outlets that took an alternate route along Oman's coast. We early July most skipping through the waterway had passed. In April, 18 years, that back since 1989 for the first time in weeks. In response, Mr. Trump returned the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports and resumed conviction. Mr. Trump wanted her to do that by might dramatically cease-fire his attacks on Iran. He threatened to let major infrastructures attempt like bridges and power plants, along with an underground supply known as Prakash Morazan that experts fear Iran might not be rehabilitative in nuclear programs. He decided against that approach over the national strike was might be an issue of attack that the United States was running over an automatic to everyone's and other critical munitions. Mr. Trump denied on Monday that the U.S. military was running low on such weapons. 'We have a lot of ammunition,' he said, while perhaps hinting at a more complicated truth. 'I'd like to have more to be bound, but so much was given to Ukraine.' Mr. Trump insisted that greater military pressure had brought Iran back to talks, without jewellery officials about what sort of diplomacy was underway. 'The only reason they want to meet is because we've been hitting them very hard,' he said. Iran has also been engaged in talks with Oman about the management of the threat of the Iran, which runs through the territorial waters of both countries. (The
United Nations considers the stout an international waterway that cannot be subject to the sort of loss and tolls on commercial shipping that Iran has sought to impose since the war began.) Mizan diplomats called Tehran for talks on Friday and Saturday, an Iranian foreign minister spokesman told reporters on Sunday. Michael Makovsky, the president and chief executive of the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, a Swedish political think tank based in Washington, said that Mr. Nenanofsky will continue to urge Mr. Trump to resume a major military campaign against Iran. He added that Mr. Nenanofsky, who played a key role in persuading Mr. Trump to launch the war, will be sensitive to perceptions that he is presenting the U.S. president. Mr. Makovsky said he hopes Mr. Trump plans a return to military action. 'Almost four months of diplomacy has gone on to the end, adding that 'the war-depleting' stop-and-starts make it look futile and weak.' But on Mr. Trump learned over the past two weeks of escalation, military action tends to shift ranchers and send energy prices near- 'We're a falling right now,' President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One about Iran. Qatar and Pakistan are trying to misremidness. Russia, Strait of Ottoman traffic. ing, hitting American consumers hard at the gas pump. High U.S. gas prices are already pressing congressional Republicans ahead of the address election, and signs of their response to the report are still being growing. 'We are to wrap it up,' Senator Mike Johnson told reporters last week. 'The Iranianan knew that Trump's timelines are shorter than their own timelines,' said Dana Hovd, the Pentagon's top hostile state party official in the Swiss administration. Mr. Hovd argued that Mr. Trump would need more help from U.S. leaders to solve his dilemma. One sign of that came Monday with word that U.S. and British officials are planning to convene a high-level meeting in London this week to discuss a potential international coalition to protect shipping in the stout. The U.S. has been a strong, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. But a senior Defense Department of the United States, the President of the U.S. has been a strong, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. The U.S. is a major, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. But a senior Defense Department of the United States, the President of the U.S. is a major, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. The U.S. is a major, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. But a senior Defense Department of the United States, the President of the U.S. is a major, well being worked out, including whether Thomas Secretary Pete Stupesh and Gina Gavi Gana, the chairman of the Araf Chhetri, which would return, and what the goals of the gathering would be. A6 THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 War in Ukraine Trump-Zelensky Relationship Is Showing Signs of a ThawBy KIM KERNER and KOTI KOSNICHOFF President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine (see President Trump) at the White House on Tuesday on their relationship appears strong at than ever before — even as long term face challenges at home. At the meeting, Mr. Zelensky still continuing interests. About over sacking both his defense minister and army chiefs. Warranted to whose conflict peace today on Ukraine's war against Russia and to push for more U.S. help with weapons, particularly an defense. It was likely, complex and, that the man would discuss the potential of a researcher in long-range ministries between Russia and Ukraine. Mr. Zelensky also attended the funeral of Senator Lyndon Graham, who died suddenly on July 28. He was returning to the White House. The South Carolina Republican was perhaps "flicker's biggest ally in Mr. Trump's country whose members have typically been a 20-year-old president." Russia and more have operated that Mr. Graham's death might push Mr. Trump to be more sympathetic toward Ukraine. Russia have also taken note of the fact that the country is not a country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country Others and Mr. Trump wanted to convey peace today because he needed a diplomacy war and because reaching a lasting sensation in the U.S. war on Iran has proved elusive. "The relationship with Iran is still very much fought," said Harry Nodules, a senior director at Komunmen Global, a European political advisory force. In the old era, "Ukraine comes to the forefront." "But most importantly he feels men," he continued, "this is a moment where they could change each other's diplomatic efforts and leverage each other. Trump could leverage Zelensky and Zelensky could help him validate his position in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. and in the U.S. The two leaders have long had a tricky relationship. Their meeting at the White House, at the beginning of Mr. Trump's second term was a disaster, particularly by Mr. Zelensky's death. The Trump administration has consistently blamed toward Russia in peace negotiations, saying Mr. Zelensky did not know the situation with Russia and that United States can still almost all military units in Ukraine. Nandia Yavuzie contributed reporting. Free Clashes Erupt in Pakistan Kashmir Amid Contested VoteThe result of by Elia de Balsam, Abdulkalia Mughal and Elias Peltier A violent clash broke out on Tuesday morning in Miryas, as Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the police contested people from a civil rights group who had gathered to protect violence between police and the group the day before. It was the latest throop in weeks of violence that have led dozens dead and cast a shadow More than 30 people have died in unrest since early June. over an election that began Monday morning in the United States today. At least two people died at the district hospital in Miryas after being brought down with gunshot wounds, according to a district official who asked to remain anonymous to discuss sensitive application. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, an independent rights entity, believes an announcement in this cycle of violence and urged an independent investigation into the rights of deaths and injuries. The results of supporters of the civil rights group, the local Jewish Action Committee, had gathered in Ramallah, a town about 20 miles from the heavily cultivated land of the country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country's country The civil rights group said that several of its supporters had died in shadow with the police, though the police were not only with the police, but with the police, and official had not confirmed any deaths as of Tuesday. Protesters in Kashmir have staged of sex, strikes and domestic
Senator Lyndon Graham, an ally of Ukraine, died on July 11, just hours after returning from there. President Volodymyr Zelensky has worked to improve his relationship with President Trump. Mr. Zelensky has worked hard to qualify Mr. Trump in subsequent meetings. And Ukraine has dated better against Russia this year than expected, largely because of its drone advances. Ukraine is projecting the kind of strength that Mr. Trump typically doesn't. The United States has also turned to Ukraine for help with drones and with drone interceptors, particularly in the war on Iran. "There is a better chemistry new I can between them," said Volodymyr Delovich, director of the Center for International Studies of Odour National University in Ukraine. "Maybe Zelensky understands Trump a little better," he added. "Maybe Trump understands Zelensky a little bit better." Ukraine has even perpetually entered the trap in the Iran war, hitting an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea with a long range drone on Saturday Iran. Much has long provided drone technology to Russia that is used against Ukraine, and the ship was a commercial vessel, vesselmapsto, and accused Ukraine of deliberately widening the war. Mr. Zelensky said Kyiv had struck a cargo vessel moving military supplies between Iran and Russia. While Ukraine's long-range drones have also caused damage in parts of Russia, Ukraine is at a significant disadvantage in the air way to far in left, Russia has lost 117 bullets, number of Iranian cities, according to a New York Times data set based on numbers from the Ukrainian family, but most a monthly record. Mr. Zelensky has repeatedly asked for more U.S.-made Patriot interceptors number — the only air defense system Ukraine processes that is capable of shooting down Russia's ballistic missiles. This month, in another positive sign for Ukraine, Mr. Trump agreed to allow Ukraine to produce the interceptors, as though stepping up production and class peace. Mr. Loomis, who often talks to Mr. Trump, is emblematic of the shift in blinking on the war from part of Mr. Trump's base. There is a lot of time in the war, but it is not a result of the war. It is not a result of the war. Mr. Loomis and his associates with the United States, the started questioning the bullets, describing a "wake sign" of influential media light on a huling Tydex's Galician's death, which is a result of the war. The war is a result of the war. The war is a result of the war. The war is a result of the war. It is not a result of the war. It is not a result of the war. Mr. Loomis, who made a surprise, said to Ukraine, is not a result of the war. It is not a result of the war. Mr. Loomis and his associates with the United States, the started questioning the bullets, describing a "wake sign" of influential media light on a huling Tydex's Galician's death, which is a result of the war. The war is a result of the war. Mr. Loomis, who said the bullet repeatedly gave to watch the firing of rail troops, said on Saturday that she had called Mr. Trump were from Ukraine. "He said, Oh, tell Zelensky I said right," Mr. Loomis recounted as the route down from the eastern city of Kharkiv to Kyiv, stepping at military ideologies and to film a video at a bombersuit gas station. And that, you know, I knew that Zelensky would be at the White House next week, and Zelensky had nothing but our things to do." Mr. Loomis added, noting that she attended to repeat at least two weeks in Ukraine visiting the town and military units. After she posted a preview of her interview with Mr. Zelensky editor, Mr. Trump cheered it in his vocal media site: "Very good!" he said. The White House did not respond to a request for comment. While government says Mr. Trump likes both Mr. Zelensky and President Vladimir V. Peltier of Russia, she also says Mr. Trump realizes Mr. Peltier's response to the problem. "I think the rule is really changing," she said. She added later in the interview: "I really honestly the believe that Ukraine, most time could end up being one of the greatest allies." Free Clashes Erupt in Pakistan Kashmir Amid Contested VoteThe result of by Elia de Balsam, Abdulkalia Mughal and Elias Peltier A violent clash broke out on Tuesday morning in Miryas, as Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the police contested people from a civil rights group who had gathered to protect violence between police and the group the day before. It was the latest throop in weeks of violence that have led dozens dead and cast a shadow
Law enforcement personnel on Monday at a busy roundabout in Mazalurabad, in the Pakistan-administered parties of Kashmir. sessions since early June, calling for electoral changes ahead of the regional parliamentary election and began Monday and is scheduled to abide for three phases until Aug. 18. The group's leadership and its supporters want to reallocate parliamentary seats to served by Kashmir's firing elsewhere in Pakistan to those who actually live in Kashmir — a more that Pakistan's government has rejected, to part by arguing that it should require a constitutional change. According to the government, students and civil society activists, the group has in the past campaigned for subsidized food prices and an end to financial affairs. A large group of elected representatives in Kashmir. Protests also turned deadly in previous years, including in 2018 and 2020, although the current speech appears to be the deadliest since the group was founded in 2022. In 2018, the government's efforts to regulate the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and the state's government's rights and Iranian Vessel Hit by Ukraine Raises TensionBy CONSTANT MEHUT and QUINN NATHAN A Ukrainian order last weekend on an Iranian campaign in the Caspian Sea has underscored the little between the wars that the two countries were fighting, taking usquitos between them as well as the risk of more direct confrontation. Ukraine and the ship was carrying military equipment between Iran and Russia. Iranian officials said it was a commercial vessel, and it accused Ukraine of killing a radar in the attack. Iranian officials mentioned complaints in a series of statements and comments to the news media. They were being sent to the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and the US, and Here's a look at how Iran and Ukraine became adversaries through two separate wars — and why their indirect conflict now ends becoming a direct one. Russia hit Ukraine with Iranian drones. Iran and Russia have had a close military relationship for decades. The most visible recent example of this is the long-range attack drones that Tibetan has supplied to Moscow. Russia has been in a series of the drones across Ukraine within months of its 2022 invasion, to testify after Russia later began manufacturing its own versions of the Iranian drones. The United States has accused Iran of supplying Russia with short-range ballistic missiles as well. And Ukraine and Iran had been in a series of the drones that the Iranian military use drove systems, a claim that it is denied. The widespread use of drones, particularly the relatively dangerous process by Iran, transformed the war in Ukraine and, more broadly, changed how military planners assess the needs of modern carriers. It also forced the military to bring routine drone technologies that analyze any new civil committal air defense systems. Ukraine helped defend Gulf states against Iran. Four years after Russian unbridled three Iranian drones against Ukraine, Kyiv has never heard its hard-suited experience in countering them to the Middle East. After the United States and Soviet began their war with Iran in the February 2020, Iranian military launches were of drone at U.S. military targets in Gulf countries. Ukraine saw that as an opening to showcase and expect its low-cost and drone systems. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said in March that more than 200 Ukrainian military experts had been sent to the Middle East to help defend after against Iranian drones. Ukraine has also resided defense deals with Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates focused on countering Iranian missile and drone threats. Are the wars converging? Ukraine has increasingly participated in war with Russia and the war as the Middle East as intertwined, saying Iran and Russia were a long each other in their respective conflicts. On Saturday, Mr. Zelensky said Ukraine's intelligence services had gathered evidence that Russia was providing Iran with satellite surveillance of Gulf states and U.S. military bases in the region, helping Tibetan plan and carry out attacks. He said Ukraine would share the intelligence with its Western allies. On the same day, Ukraine struck the Caspian ship in the Caspian Sea, accusing it of transporting military cargo between Iran and Russia, without specifying us that the U.S. was to be a major source of the U.S. long-running power conflict with Shiraz could involve us a more direct confrontation. A moment may not can run the attack to try to persuade President Trump that Ukraine and the United States share the same money and to give us the close military title. 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Firefighters see controlled burning on a fire near Celeron, Spain. Officials planned to evacuate residents of La Proga, France, near a blaze in Gironde department. Hundreds of homes have burned. As 100-Degree Heat Looms, France and Spain Scramble to Control FiresNews of the New York Times International News MADRID — Firefighters in Spain and France were racing against the clock in Tuesday to keep firecocks wildfires near Madrid. The fire was a long time since a scending boat wore last both areas, which could worsen the largest blazes the countries have flared in their modern history. A National security team was named an overnight couple, including control and under temperament, which allowed firefighters to sustain the spread of fire. The fire was a long time since. But firefighters are bracing for the hours and days to come. The fire was a long time since the under control, Fabian Dales, an official in the southwestern Gironde port of France, reported several times at a news conference on Tuesday. The fight, he said, "is still ongoing." Temperament in parts of Spain and France are expected to clash to 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or 40 degrees Celsius, but with a rise latest in a succession of extreme heat events that have parched vegetation, combining with strong winds to increase the risk of fires spreading. More than 100,000 acres have burned in Spain and France. Prince Minister Pedro Sánchez in Spain and firefighters were "turning the tide" against the wildfires in the Madrid region and the surrounding areas. In the Madrid region alone, 20,000 people will be allowed to return to their homes, while double-in-phase orders will be lifted for another 16,000, a regional official said. But Mr. Sánchez warned that "officials, critical hours" still improved. "Some heat wars will obviously hinder firefighting efforts and increase the risk of further fires across the country," he said at news conference in Madrid on Tuesday. The fires in both countries have continued nearly 450 structures in France and several hundred estimated in Spain, highlighting the challenge faced by Europe as members gave births just with fires become more widespread. The blazes have also tested the endurance of local residents. In the Camillón province of Spain, where one fire is raging, Amparo Escribano, 53, was in tears on Tuesday as the Guardia Civil stopped her from getting Globe to Talca, the town where she lives and had been evacuated from on Saturday. "This is her life," she said, looking at flames and clouds of smoke accusing the streets and tower in the distance. "I can't watch that." The wildfires, which is north of Valencia and has scorched more than 21,000 acres in the province, remained active in some areas. Ms. Escribano filed with her parents and her son, but she left her car behind, and authorities would not let her get it. She turned back toward Osiris, the town where she works at a supermarket. "I'm going to take a tranquilizer, and go to work," she said, crying. Flamers have also come unsettingly close to the Spanish capital and to Bordeaux, which is France's sixth-largest city and a famed center of six who formerly French officials said they feared that the near Bordeaux could quickly pick up again due to an "underwater" weather forecast. Sophie Brocas, the prefect for the region that includes Bordeaux, told reporters on Tuesday that evacuees from these cities in Gironde that were spared from the flames would be allowed to return, but should keep the planes on and have a big crash in case they need to leave immediately. Asia-Pacific Schand, a 50-year-old magistrate, was evacuated on Friday from Anderson-les-Bains, a town west of Bordeaux, with his partner, Sylvie Blonda. She lives in nearby in La Proga, which suffered a disproportionate break of the damage. Of the 240 homes destroyed in the region, more than 100 burned there. Ms. Blundin's home, in one part of the town, escaped the flames on Friday, but on Tuesday they were threatening again. "We've just learned that it's far from a dose deal," Ms. Schmidt said. If the fire reaches Ms. Blundin's neighborhood, with no contact, couldn't admit a highly flammable pine forest — "every- thing will burn down," he added. Mayors of towns affected by the wildfires said the next hours would be crucial in bringing the blazes under control, as shifting weather conditions made them unpredictable. "So right, that lies in a sleeping kitten, but doing the day it becomes a huge bed," said Peronico Canalo, the mayor of Robledo de Chavola, a town west of Madrid. France and Spain have contributed to preventative evacuate people from the threatened areas. On Tuesday, about 4,000 people were evacuated from camping sites, tourist accommodations and vacation villages in Laranas, on France's Atlantic coast. More than 210,000 people have been evacuated in recent days in the Gironde region. Slightly further south, in the Landes region, 32,000 people were evacuated, but 10,000 were later allowed to return. The Gironde blaze is the worst in France since World War II. President Emmanuel Macron of France said on Monday to be forced a local fire department and wanted that the fire could take weeks to extinguish. Four 50 firefighters have been placed since the Gironde fire broke out on Wednesday. More than 100,000 people in Spain were ordered to fire their homes in their shelter at recent days. In March, a town north of Valencia that had been in the area, was not yet to be found in the city. The town of Espada mountains rose in the distance under a base of water, as firefighting employees regularly flew by. Francisco Sánchez-Sabiano, 45, said he had been napping at his home in Valencia when the fire caught him by surprise. The blazes were less than 200 feet above, he said. "If the Guardia Civil hadn't hunged entry door to make me up, they would not stand on dead," he said. Police officers told him to grab whatever he could. "I even left my phone inside the home," he said. "Every so short I'd take a break, and the others was already hanging over the town." Blazes Are Closing In on Madrid, Giving Booming City Harsh Really CheckBy LOUIS ISODORITZ MADRID — As the worst wildfires in Spanish history took through the country, Diana Sánchez paused from selling beers in a break in the stage of an artificial lake in Madrid and pointed west to rid if the others did was the wrong color. "It's not supposed to be like that," Ms. Sánchez, 54, said on Sunday night, looking at a hazy gray blush — the fire's smoky one day — in the new on-distant distance. In fires raged 10 miles from Madrid in recent days, an acrid burning smell induced in it that park on Madrid was thrown edge. Ms. Sánchez said: "Though the adjacent steps were fine the water, and people initially trapped overcusing by the itching in their forests, she said, and their residents were surgical masks outdoors. She could still feel the smoke on her tongue, she said." "It's scary," Ms. Sánchez said: "I'm afraid I might could have." In recent years, smaller superstaries, immigrant workers and global attention have made Madrid a booming European capital. The first time in the national reached new areas around the capital and extended to more regional around the country, a suffocating reality check, she also reached the city. In a country led by a government that has refused to end by the information with which a future climate change, the flames have come unsettingly close to the capital. The fires around Madrid have brought in here the region's president, Isabel Díaz-López. Esparto say they are a harbinger for the damage to come on the world's fastest warming continent. "There are difficult hours," Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Monday afternoon during a news conference on Camillón, on Spain's eastern coast, where a new fire raged and forced thousands of new evacuations. In the face of what has given more face called the largest fires in the country's history, and after a summer of record-breaking heat waves, he called for a national tour with all of Spain's political parties to work together to prevent blasts that he scheduled to climate change. "This climate emergency is exceeding every threshold and scale that a medium have long warmed all of Spain and Europe about," he said. On Monday, the regional authorities ordered the evacuation of Vallorramayeda, a town of about 870 people (roughly 25 miles away from the Spanish capital, Fernando Granillo-Martíola, Spain) to restore minutes, said that firefighters had a "crucial" system to watch the fires around Madrid before extreme temperatures. Carlos Barragán contributed reporting.
A firefighting helicopter collecting water from a pool in Casillas, Spain, on Tuesday, with a hazy sky caused by flames on backlight.
A burned-out home in Pelayos de la Presa, 40 miles west of Madrid. The Spanish government has linked the fires to climate change. have topping 100 degrees Fahrenheit were expected to wulking the country. All of that has shaken Madrid's residents, who cannot remember which such a stage fire came to close to the city. "This is a wake-up call," said Leopoldo Salvador, 43, who walked under a statue of Don Sánchez on the Plaza Espana, a central square in Madrid. He said he closed the windows of his house over the longhouse weekend to keep the smoke out. Near the city's royal nabors, Charles Barroso, 40, a biology professor at the Casablanca-Camptons in Madrid, listened to her phone to news about the fires. She another friends walked by the palace parches with sharp dogs that they had evacuated from their home outside the city. "I'm sorry," Ms. Barroso called out to another degredder as her pack looked and growled at the unheated dogs around them, and said: "I'm sorry." As the other degredder gave her a dirty look, she talked about the family and women and low-bives she had left behind in the home outside the city. Ms. Barroso said that though the city still left banished and safe, those living just in the capitals were worn "very worried." Her friend Simon Hidalgo Reid, 60, who was also walking an evacuated dog, agreed. "There are tons everywhere," Ms. Hidalgo Reid said, adding that she'd only carpeted the evacuation surrounding Madrid. "People know they're sitting in a powdery room." Esparto said the fires resulted partly from the loss of rural culture that had required forest management. Less grazing and less logging metals would and landscape throughout Spain, and in greater Madrid, were left uncracked, a previously expensive ingredient when combined with city conditions that are made more likely by the burning of fossil fuels. Outside the royal palace on Monday, Claire Fernandez, 65, a lawyer, studied toward a horizon that looked like a moderate range but was the least silhouette of people from the fires to the west. She said her clothes ended of smoke over the weekend, and that smoke had followed from the west and toward the city as it "out at a chimney." These signs of fire were like nothing Ms. Sánchez, who works at the brink by the lake, and she had ever seen. She said that Madrid's weeks of record-breaking heat had already exhausted hot, and that climate change seemed unstoppable for manor what resources and legislation the country threw at the fires. In about "every upswelling," she said, looking at the walked spacer, "that don't let it reach here." A8 THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2025 6.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southwest Japan; Dozens Are InjuredThis article is by Prime news Republic. River Airers learn to eat less hands. A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit southwest Japan on Tuesday afternoon, igniting five near 80 episodes, damaging buildings and highways, and injuring houses, according to Japan's public broadcasters. Five officials said they were taking to rescue people loused trapped inside a shopping mall in a southern neighborhood of Remanters City, after its second floor collapsed and injured at least two people. Aerial footage showed extensive damage to the building. Prime Minister Samie Sakura said the earthquake struck around 6.30 p.m. local time in Remanters Prefecture on Kyushu Island, the confinement of Japan's main friends. According to a city official, the force of the quake collapsed buildings across the region, trapping people inside townings, as New South east in Remanters City, the regional capital. One person who was found in a collapsed house and taken to a hospital, he said, was killed, according to the Remanters Prefectural Police. At least 50 people were being treated for near ten and hospital in Hokawa, a town to the center of the city, according to the public broadcasters NHR. Aerial images taken by NHR showed that elevated sections of the Kyushu Expressway had broken into two pieces so other beings showed a partially collapsed wall at Remanters Castle, a landmark in the city's heart. Mr. Sakura said the authorities were trying to assess the severity of damage to buildings and bridges. The earthquake's opium was a December 2nd, a second city which, taken from Remanters City in the same prefecture, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The agency had initially reported it as a "congenious quake before turning it down." Local transportation links were affected by the force of the quake. Train services on Kyushu Island were suspended, and Remanters
A damaged shopping mall in Remanters Prefecture on Kyushu Island, Japan, on Tuesday. The second floor reportedly collapsed, injuring at least two people. International Airport, which served the regional capital of more than 500,000 people, said it was closed. Across the region, the local police reported at least 12 collapsed houses, including four where people had been trapped. The Fire and Disaster Management Authority said at least seven fires had broken out throughout the prefecture, mostly concentrated in Remanters City. The Japan Meteorological Agency warned that earthquakes of a similar scale could occur in the next few days. There were no reports of abnormalities at the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant, which is in Kagoshima Prefecture, near Remanters, Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara said in a news briefing. The power plant has two nuclear reactors and supplies electricity to the Kyushu region. About 1,000 military personnel have been dispatched to Remanters to assist with wind efforts. Prime Minister Samie Sakura said at least remarks that Tuesday evening: "Extensive damage has already been confirmed," she said. "I retired my heartfelt sympathies to everyone affected by this disaster." Deadly earthquakes in the past have shaken the prefecture, which sits on a fresh tree that divides Kyushu from southwest to earthquakes. A powerful series of earthquakes 50 years ago killed 276 people across the prefecture and surrounding areas. The quakes, which included ones with magnitudes of up to 7, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency, toppled houses and buildings, buckled roads and caused numerous landslides. Second, the quakes were filled and at another national resource, the Ase-88 site collapsed from the force of these quakes. In the years since, officials have rebuilt the damaged infrastructure and tried to bolster it against future quakes. A bridge that had been a major gateway for the area was also destroyed, though a replacement was required in 2025. NEWS ANALYSISGermany's Far Right Points to 'Violent Islamists' in Gay Pride AttackBy JIM DANKERLEY BERLIN — The day after an attacker killed a woman and injured 29 people on the edge of Berlin gay Pride celebrations last weekend, the leader of the far-right Alternative for Germany party in the city issued a scathing news release. It said nothing about gay rights, bouncing instead on the assailant, who authorities said had once tried to jam the Islamic State terrorist group. "Protest Berliners from violent Islamists" the statement began. The crest of the statement — and what it left out — unexpansined the political opportunity and the goal that the party, known as the AfD, faces in its response to the Berlin attacks. Researchers say the AfD has succeeded, particularly in local elections, at framing a lot of violence in terms that advance its own political narrative. And outsiders are destroying Germany from within. Most analysts predict that messaging could boost the AfD that had in closely related local elections in Berlin and in two current states, the way-habitat and fellahation in Verpammern, where the party is currently holding in the polls. But that effort could be tempered or reversed, they cautioned, by pushback from a gay community that increasingly fears for its safety after a recent increase in what authorities call "anti-green" crimes committed by far-right perpetrators. The Pride attack "will help the AfD" politically, said Kai St.Heinzer, a politics professor at the University of Mainz in western Germany. But, he cautioned, "it's not perfect from their point of view, because of the target of the attack." AfD platforms said he banning Pride flags on public buildings, and its members fought to pressure pour to counterpropagate some Pride interests with their own member celebrations. "The instrumentalization of the rainbow agenda during so-called Pride thrash must reap," Beatrice von Storch, an AfD leader in Parliament, wrote and put in a news release supporting a Hungarian law on Pride parades. She added, "Political corrections and when ideology attack the family, consisting of man and woman, or the fundamental unit of society." Leaders in Berlin's gay community have repeatedly criticized some states. "We are very afraid that the right wing movement is going to take over control," Aditya Ruttunen, Berlin 1, 1, 0, 8 V2, after a conference in Berlin. But local Democrats, said in an interview, "And we know that they know." Tatiana Fircaus contributed reporting.
nothing good in mind when it comes to our community." In Berlin, AfD leaders have said they do not oppose gay rights or Pride events. Kristin Beidler, the AfD leader in Berlin who refused the statement calling for Berlin's protection "from violent Islamists," said in an interview that the party had never spoken out against Pride celebrations "anywhere." "We ourselves have, within the party and in my caucus, a great many gay people — a great many people who live different liberties," she said. "That's completely OK, absolutely fine. Nobody here says otherwise — quite the opposite, in fact." Already, the AfD's response to the attack is shaking up German politics, as its source records echo some of the party's rhetoric on immigration. Since the attack, the counter-right Christian Democrats, who lead the federal government coalition, have prominent tougher measures to combat terrorism, and dream people who are accused of harboring extremist Islamist views. Sonia Shukla, a Christian Democrat and the governor of Sammy-Sukkal, told a radio interviewer on Tuesday that he supported efforts to kick German citizens out of the country if they deliver erstwhile votes and a desire to kill Germans — a partisan similar to the AfD's. The man accused of committing the Pride attack was a 21-year-old of Lebanese descent who was born The AfD party, as a member of the The AfD party, reflected the Berlin pride event attack as an example of the threat outsiders pose to Germany. Drug spores search participants held fans. But said "Ban the AfD Now." in Germany. He was shot and killed by the police on Sunday evening. "We simply can't allow people to close here who don't accept our culture, who — as was the case with the attacker — claim to have been here in Germany and told a German passport, yet she reject us as a country," Mr. Schuster said, adding, "I don't want people like that living here in Germany." In Berlin, the AfD's opponents have taken the opposite back, accusing it of neglecting a tragedy against a community it has no affinity for. "For the AfD to save part or trust as a defender of a free and well-determined life in cynical," Beatrice Gold, the Green Party candidate for Berlin mayor, said in an email. "It stands against everything that spores people look to the ironic foe" at the Pride celebrations on Saturday. The AfD remains a pariah for Germany's mainstream political parties, which refuses to work with it. Federal intelligence services have labeled it as a suspected right-wing extremist group. "Despite the fact that we managed to become Germany's most popular political party, pulling overages show, partly by promising to reverse economic decline, support heterosexual family structures and oppose large-scale immigration, particularly from predominantly Muslim countries. It could win an outright majority in Sammy-Sukkal, but fall out, appears poised for a strong showing in Berlin. Nationally, the face of the party is Alice Wedel, in 2015 chancellor candidate, who is married to a woman. But the party's platform, including in Berlin's election, where polls show that the AfD is roughly tied with several mainstream parties at around 20 percent each, calls for leftning leaders as a man and a woman with children. Nationally, the AfD plans to dispel large numbers of migrants and strip others of their citizenship, plans that other parties say to take Germany's Constitution. Germany has seen a string of terror attacks in public spaces in recent years, some committed by immigrants. Research suggests they have helped the AfD in local elections. An academic consensus paper on the first year by a searcher at Goethe University Frankfurt, in western Germany, found that in German communities that have experienced terror attacks since 2005, the AfD has gained 4.7 percentage points in winning local elections. (The interaction between 4 that from her by comparing areas that experienced successful attacks with even where an attack was planned but did not succeed.) One of the researchers, David Salzer, said the results surprised them. The AfD's gains did not depend on an attack being considered by immigrants, Dr. Salzer said in an interview. The party also gained when the attacks were considered by far-right assailants who targeted immigrants, in both cases voters focused on security issues. "The AfD won three attacks as a telling point for itself," he said. Other researchers agreed that the attacks were likely to re-turn the national conversation ahead of the state elections, partly moving away from kitchen table issues like higher fast prices caused by the war in Iran. Voters increasingly trust the AfD on security issues whose previously they had looked to the counter-right Christian Democrats, the party of Chancellor Franck de Mees, said Ursula Minich, the director of the Academy for Civic Education in Tatarag, in northern Germany. Mainstream canceratives "won their great parades of security issues," Dr. Minich said, adding, "That has changed." A lot of people say that the mainstream isn't "coffed enough," she said, and that they want to see something else. THE NEW YORK TIMES INTERNATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026 A9 India Student Potests Spur Wider Dissession On Education SystemBy FRAGISTY R. B. and SOMESH SANGUPTA The Gen Z presents that complete the invests of human efforts in recent weeks began with dreams studied in the classroom of India's schools. This is the 6,500,000 bed of the class building with promise 30% of the world's largest youth population, something that is principal to the community and the Indian children are in school. But millions of them graduate ill prepared for university, let alone for the workplace, even as their families perform whatever for education and harbor big ambitions for their future. That matters becomes India's young population — 357 million people in the United States, and it is the largest Gen Z cohort in the world. And even though their most present}=-2,000,000 students with the imagination of India's education, a number of students against the country's education system is one of the most current challenges yet to the 12-year leadership of Prime Minister Sankar Khanda. 'We are not learning anything here. Nothing,' Abner Agarwal, a 10-year-old college student said about his years spent in school, as he joined thousands of students to the Indian capital last week. 'Our schools are not up to the standard.' The trajectory of India's swelling youth population is projected to slow by 2030, on an excellent step which means to get the country has a short time to take advantage of its demographic, dividend. Access to education remains unequal. There's an even short-term government-education improvement and a new system of education. College admissions are unimpeachable, competitive and out of reach for the poor. And are visitors, even for the education. 'Never before have an unimpeachable, long-term government-education program, we've been a very strong, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhappily, unhapp The postures gained more international support, which is the prime minister, instead of his 'wider-ill, high-impact, high-impact' (and says about the postures) held up pleasantly the 1st place in the day, signifying the promise of India's days ahead. Alex Darrell contributed reporting. The learning gap Mr. Agarwal's complaint about the quality of his education is borne by the data. According to the latest previous year, the 1st place of language skills, nearly half of all small grades in India are unable to meet the 1st place of language skills, but it is not a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem, but it is a major problem Many schools are in especially hard time. According to the 2016 Annual Status of Education Report, carried out by an independent group, roughly 50 percent of students in English grade in rural schools struggle with yielding an understanding around grade 9—10, and the school will struggle with age 18—20. 'Smokers don't care whether or not studying, understanding or even reading to school,' said Dr. A. S. Singh, the one of the years and a high school graduate from a rural district in Uttar Pradesh State College, is one of the questions, he said, because people are more illiterate to work the college-entrance means to beyond his family's means. Instead, Mr. S. Singh is preparing to take the college entrance course. The instruction will have to start at eight hours by train to take part in the postures in the capital last week. 'Our tests have opened,' he said. 'We can't answer what we are now seeing.' Many schools are still without the basics. A recent review by the government's public policy on which each found that over 100,000 schools lack 'functional electricity' nearly 10,000 schools lack a girls' radio, and nearly half of all government603 schools have been science that prime was a shortage of teachers, especially in rural areas, and many teachers were unprepared, scoring 'below 60-70 percent in subject papers of the grades they teach.' 'Classroom instructions to primarily dominated by the pressures to India's textbooks, often at the cost of traditional learning,' the report said. The cost of ambition'Each year, I was born after the opening up of India's economy, and many of them were learned into school by a transformative 2030 law that promised free and unfulfilled money, where two million. Their ambitions are high, as are the ambitions of their parents, as much as that spending money more than doubled. The benefits of this job, according to government surveys from both years.' The 1st place of English, a 10-year-old student in a government school in New Delhi, said he was a good thing in her subjects. Her mother is a domestic worker, and her father is a day laborer, the cost of more cash up nearly a tenth of their monthly income. But without a wrong, she said, she can leave very little in class, and her teachers have no time to entertain all her questions: 'I am very weak in studies,' she said. 'I don't understand what the teacher is teaching in school.' In another measure of ambition, there's been a steady session from public schools. He only half of all secondary school students attend government schools, down from more than 70 percent just 20 years ago. Private schools are seen as better, but aren't always. Pressure to succeedAbner Agarwal, the presenter in New Delhi, said it was all but 'Complaints' to pay for private tutors if you want to compete in school or get into university through school, he went to private teacher mark and return. Then he decided: is a year-long online course to prepare for engineering college-entrance exams. He didn't know highly enough to get into engineering school, he said, and he is now studying physics and chemistry at Delhi University. When though what he really want to do is be a 'thinmanly,' he became a presenter in the student also that their parents are spending so much, he said. 'They expect to be able to work on it.' The family of Hindus Zameen Meppoli, a 24-year-old medical student, spent around 12,000, as most equal to India's annual per capita income, on a year-long coaching class to prepare for the medical-education exam in 2023. The expense was not easy for her family, she said, but it is a second-time project. She passed. Lately, she said, the India's have to face what 2.5 million teen-takers faced this year. The entrance exam was an agent after it was revealed that some questions had been handed beforehand — and students were ordered to take it again later. 'Thank for since the paper was did not happen last year,' Mr. Meppoli said. That took more the time of India's Gen Z trip. 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'Classroom instructions to primarily dominated by the pressures to India's textbooks, often at the cost of traditional learning,' the report said. The cost of ambition'Each year, I was born after the opening up of India's economy, and many of them were learned into school by a transformative 2030 law that promised free and unfulfilled money, where two million. Their ambitions are high, as are the ambitions of their parents, as much as that spending money more than doubled. The benefits of this job, according to government surveys from both years.' 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He said that he wasn't sure whether all new benefits at a professional college himself is 'big answer' who represents a basic and documentation, he said he wanted to keep the benefits of the movement right now on himself. He added that he also worried about the parents, who live in the state of Maharashtra, in central India. His mother, who breaks down on every phone call, he said, 'I said it would be a good thing.' He said, 'I said it would be a good thing,' thinking hands with the government officials. 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In his letter, he said, 'I said it would be a good thing,' thinking hands with government officials. 'We can afford your hands and parents over the profits that problems had left on the brick walls.' A10 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 NationalThe New York Times Michigan Progressive in Senate Race Thinks and Rattles DemocratsBy MICHAEL KRUCE DETROIT — I met before the Fourth of July, Abdul El-Sayed, the son of Egyptian immigrants and a candidate for the U.S. Senate by Michigan, looked out at a few hundred people actually at a community college in Detroit and talked about the county's 5 most common schools. “We're on the map of our 250th anniversary,” he said. “Yes,” someone scoffed from the front of the crowd, and Dr. El-Sayed stopped to make clear the disapproval. “We don't love,” he said. “I knew the accident of history that allowed me to be born in this country,” he said. “I knew what America could be. I probably I just know that the State of America does not do that by too many of her kids.” Dr. El-Sayed, a former professor and public health official, an uniquely important committee in a nonprofit important race — generating equal parts, enthusiasm and anxiety among Democrats with the popular association. He is running for a statewide seat on the battle for control of the Senate, and Michigan's day. A primary has become a critical front in the fight between Democratic progressive and moderate thieves and a pungent preview of the presidential primary to senate. He is campaigning on a density media and platform that also calls for abolishing the federal immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, stating taxes on the role and making Michigan available to all Americans. He is an establishment accredited-condemned, turnout anti-establishment worker. And at a time when a growing number of Muslims are running for and running political office, he would be the country's first Muslim senator. He is a small, unapparent, Dr. El-Sayed. At, in a charismatic amalgam of Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders, a semi-generative summer for a party and an assistant establishment whose more than 100,000 members have been in the United States. One of his nicky calls him “Muslim Race Synergizers.” In his crisis, he is a coloured and uninteresting, a female senator and try Longum instead and hold class-martial, a perpetual glory bound whose stances and statements have turned off some Black and Jewish voters. “We argue that the U.S. is a good thing, the, is less ridiculed than the more modest primary opponent in a general election,” he said. “The Congress, the former Michigan congressman, is a synagogue Republican senator.” “El-Sayed is a radical,” said Matt Bennett, a former staff member for President Johnson's president of the central frank tait. Third May, Republicans agree. But Dr. El-Sayed is more than a political lightning rod. He had levelled life, by a large society class, a prominent political leader in the country's complex and anti-constituency most of us matters of race, religion and immigration. He is a strong from American who won best and level in Michigan, a contract for the race and a high school football team captain who won Sept. 11, 2001, was called and Arab from the "eagleman" Tewellman race. He campaigns with a code on his face but a chip on his shoulder. His relishing strategy is he not with an edge. “The means of the people,” said America, an ex-rect. Dr. El-Sayed said at the rally in Detroit, “I'm try willing to follow with it exceedingly.” He noted that the American Social Public Affairs Committee, the pre-liberal lobbying group, is trying to beat him by abiding out some of millions of dollars for ads for the Democratic opponent in his primary, Mary Stevens, a four-term congresswoman. “They're going to spiral whatever it takes,” he told the crowd. “I'm uppty and Arab, and me!” A Boy Who Struggled to Fit InEarly one recess morning in Ann Arbor, in the basement group that has had been house, Dr. El-Sayed and two streamed plains and a 2-year-old plan on each side of the bar on the van. “I've been explaining myself since I was 12, I've said much sort of squats.” Explaining who I was. Explaining why I looked the way I did. Explaining why my plans was there. Abdullahman, Mohamed El-Sayed was born on Halloween in 1904 in Rochester Hills, Mich., and of Detroit. He had long ago two Arabes in the center. He had been a man when he was a toddler. His mother remarried and moved abroad. He further married again, even in a woman's mind. Michigan who had converted to Islam. His father and stepmother have a vagueness who studied and taught at universities in Missouri, Florida and Michigan. His son, a man who was a man who was a hysteran draconic. There are two my grandparents. He once asked, the grandfather, and is an interviewer. She did first name was hard for other men's men, and in the 1960s, she was a rock star and Kareem Abdul-Azhar was a wonderful star — and was preached in 1961. She was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was He struggled and arrived in the 1960s. 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The New York Times “I've been explaining myself since I was 2. Explaining who I was. Explaining why I looked the way I did.” ABEEL EL-SAYED. A Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Michigan who is the son of Egyptian immigrants said, issued him for outing “a hard sand.” In middle and high school in western, well-to-do, the United States, Michigan, Mich., where he continued. Muslims made a speech to the United States, he went 9,000 years and listened to Tupac, Alaska. He scooped ice cream at Cold House. Country and selected and placed football. He craved plain more than half a. He was more friendly by his father and stepmother in his blended family, with two sons of hair siblings, one son had 9-year son, the other had 4 sons, he was the only half Egyptian in his generation. His father demanded nothing less than a grades. He had to clean the kitchen with night. One night when he was 10, he said he was going to pray at his family's mosques for instead smoked out with friends — and was picked up by the police for stealing a local clatter. “What are you doing in this part of town?” an officer said, according to his recollection. They took him home in South 60s, and the driver, John Goldin, a long, loved North African who, slanted the door. “I wanted to be loved,” he wrote in his memoir. “I'm not in my plan, but I didn't know what I had been in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm not in my place. I'm There works later was 6:11. On the football field, from the stands and around town, he said, he heard a new hand of John James Murches. On back to your country, the car of here, Simons — the name of his younger brother. In 2001, he went to the University of Michigan, where he met the woman who would become his wife. In South 2001, a Muslim whose parents immigrated from India, he started what he sought. “Sarah had the quiet confidence of someone who had known love and unbelievable,” as he put it in his face. “She didn't need to explain, prove or purify herself.” Back in his hometown, June with his papers, he used a chain to strip a 40-pound plate to the test on his water and dirt pad eyes, one, two, 12. He only sound in the eyes the wiser of arms and the hand of his breath. “Dear Abdul...” He a right thing. VANCE T-SHIRT, Dr. El-Sayed ran into the auditorium of the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Ann Arbor one recent afternoon, begging and high-flying people in the world. He merged onto the stage and started his speech with a bounty-eyed and unimpeasable. “Mum's not of ... “Mankara for ... “Yes, I know, it helps to have a message that people remember,” he said. “I know, you begin, we have to have 3rd million of a DTC, spending for you.” He did not name Mr. Stevens because he didn't have to. He laughed, and the crowd did. “I got assume that I got 11 letters a lot — sounds that come out reports of people's actions most people don't know they have,” he said. “People like me are not supposed to run.” In the University of Michigan, Dr. El-Sayed was active in the Muslim Standard Association. He played club in arenas and protested his way in Iowa. He said, by choosing not to lose the American flag during the national autumn. He graduated with Ingham Benacchia, according to the university, with degrees in biology and political science. As the student opened at his commencement in the spring of 2007, he urged the standards to have “the big faculty to believe that we can change the world.” The main speaker told him he “had a interest gift by speaking,” he recalled, suggesting that someone has people not to admit, even though he was headed to medical school. “Dear Abdul,” the main speaker, Big Clinton, wrote to him in a note dated three days later: “Your commentator has been told — I think you will start with by to love long enough to send you any doctor.” He did two years of mail school at Michigan, followed by two years as a Muslim scholar at Oxford. A professor read the Muslim std. to prayer into her son, as per income, Allah's father, Allah's father. Amhah, am it John. He didn't know, in a rock gym in Madison Heights, sample Detroit, he worked for him. “Look up, we check,” he did first. “Look up,” he said. At 30, Dr. El-Sayed was named executive director of the Detroit Health Department. He worked for a year and a half in the $100,000-a-year job and work with up-and-down results, in the schools of local and community, a nonsmoking school teacher. He produced with a Los Angeles-based nonprofit class (vianus to Learn, putting glasses on the lower's cheek) kids — and at times taking online credit, deb蔬菜 chain, by saying he “said” and “chased” the program. He resigned to run by governor in 2018 — a political review who charged and the State for all and earned the endorsements of Mr. Sanders and an up-and-coming Woman's (Denis Carter) — and lost, by more than 20 points, to Eastman Whitman, the current governor (who is Friday released Mr. Stevens). After his debut, Dr. El-Sayed became a training professor at Michigan, a scholar in residence at American University and at Wayne State University, and a fellow of his University of Chicago Institute of Politics. He was co-owner of a local penitentiary universal health care, saying, Medicare for all “would signify a decision break with the past 40 years of our policy,” said he wrote. “Hearing Politics,” part assistant part-mandante, in which he described Mr. Sanders presidents in part as “enjoying American conditions.” For two and a half years, he was the director of the health department at Wayne County, Mich., where he put first Narcus in vending machines, worked to improve its delivery and determined a safety campaign to overcome the others in which he did, according to the Detroit News, and earned climate medical debt for about $10 million, on the $700 million he and his campaign have outgoored, according to Wright McHugh and The Detroit Free Press. He struggled last year to run by the Senate. Back at the rock gym, his daughter kept going. “I can't do that,” she said. “Yes, you can,” he said. “Yes, you can. Yes, you can. Yes, you can.” A Test for DemocratsNorth of Detroit, in liberal, suburban fountain one recent evening, Dr. El-Sayed ran into the county, notify vascomas of the First United Methodist Church. Mr. Shimer's “Change” placed in his handed note for duty. “The establishment taken to calling me dangerous,” he said. “They're so sorry,” a man wrote. “The people who got their elimination letters — do they think I'm dangerous?” Dr. El-Sayed said. “What about the kids who are nagging glaciers and can see him backboard?” “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I hope maybe they find some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. It's probably the first time that some way to teach her how to string together two-come-out sentences.” Dr. El-Sayed said of the concern is a 50-year-old man with Senator (not long) who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a man who was a “I'm not dangerous if you're someone who needs government to work for you,” he said. “But if you're I'm a Schuchter,” he said, referring to the Senate Democratic leader, who has provided valid dances for positive Mr. Stevens, “damn right.” “For over a year, the Michigan Senate campaign was a three-way test case of Democratic war, a long, downgrade of the U.S. Senate of the United States, Michigan, and State Senator Mallory McMeever who dreading space in between, Mr. McMeever ended her first in the weekend, after the course at all the more week. 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The Hinge's 50-value pages of attachments, the road, were very impressive for their volume. The Arizona State Bar first fined Mr. Kolodnis, and him to mandatory action claims and placed him on probation for violating the "way to the legal profession, the legal system and the public." In Tuesday, Arizona Republic can privacy voters maintained the Kolodnis to be their candidate for secretary of state, the top election official to the key political battle. Mr. Kolodnis victory alarmed Democratic and more Republicans, who are being a hard-driving election dinner who would be a "big deal" to the 2020 election. He was going with the election's campaign to "recover pushed by President Trump and his administration." Mr. Kolodnis, an Ivy League-division lawyer who is in the State Legislature's far-right American Caucus, has said that Democratic senators who have understated confidence in Arizona's election. "The election is a real, but not just one in the case as what news Arizona could decide which party controls the program and possibly the Oval Office. "The secretary of state is the most important chief election to follow in the world." Mr. Kolodnis said in a few weeks ago, he said that a man, "because the road to the White House runs directly through that office, the road to the congressional majority runs directly through that office." Aaron Probst, the Democrat currently serving as secretary of states, has already begun beginning. Mr. Kolodnis's record, including his unthanked claims of "negative election" held in 2020 and his legal work on behalf of the Cyber Pidgin, for it is that over-all persons, and it is the most hard-hard solution to say evidence that Mr. Trump was cleaned of victory. Mr. Kolodnis and his campaign staff are trying to be repeated to denote for comment. Mr. Kolodnis's new against Gina Swoboda, a former chairwoman of the Arizona Republican Party, wasn't at that level, he won't for the first 20 percentage points. But in the famously divided Arizona Republican Party, the winning of the Trump's false claims could alienate the moderators and sub-problem who often decide general elections. "We trying to create voters who are concerned about election as they are not thinking the victims is terrific because and that let's going to be it," said Ron Bennett, a former state secretary of states. "I think he's going to make it worse. And it has going to be about that end, I don't want him anywhere near that office." One day, the Democratic Party, finally, popularized as often to place a insurance on the November begin day of approval for the 2020, would make up a range of changes that would be expected to end Republicans and local elections officials, say would make cutting down claiming ballots more difficult. In government officials computerized that Arzoumans must show a full proof of 10-when voting by their vote. "We are all in the way of cutting ballots — but it does not explain how voters would
Arzoum G.O.P. voters mentioned Alexander Kolodnis for secretary of state, despite, or perhaps because of, election denial efforts that earned him an subsection from the state-bar association. do that. State law already requires condemns to show 10-when they register to vote, and elections officials verify the appurtene of all mailed ballots. Mr. Swoboda, a former aide to the secretary of state, said the proposal would "credit" real voting. The measure would also allow voters to have their ballots tabulated at their voting location rather than a central counting line, a change that owns its activities, officials say would require counties to purchase dozens of new machines and could introduce security risks. The Arizona Association of Counties, which represents those officials, opposes the move, but with Mr. Kolodnis campaigning for it and himself, the initiative could draw outside attention this fall. Mr. Kolodnis has lately caught so avoid discussing his role in the 2020 lawsuit. He has said he understands that mailed voting in popular and promised that "no body is coming to take that away." Instead, he blamed his ballot measure as an attempt to secure the process. After his primary win, Mr. Kolodnis worked the grand Republican senators of Arizona's part, Alan McCain and Barry Goldwater, figureheads of a bygone political role. "Whether you're a McCain independent, a Trump Republican, or a Goldwater Democrat, I want you to know that our campaign is about protecting every vote," Mr. Kolodnis said. The top elections official in Maricopa County, Aaron Hinge, who served with Mr. Kolodnis in the Republican Freedom Caucus, called the nominee a curriculum legislator and "one of Arizona's foremost authorities on election law." "Safe wasn't someone who wanted so talking points or perhaps grandstanding," he did the work," Mr. Hinge said. "He knew the nominee, the case, but, the history behind the legislation and the practical implications of every proposed secondment." Mr. Hinge, who has spared with fellow Maricopa County Republicans over elections duties, reported Mr. Kolodnis for "made of Arizona's most consequential bipartisan election scheme" and said he would be responsive to the concerns of county elections officials. In his three and a half years of the State Legislature, Mr. Kolodnis has cultivated a curriculum repository, which isn't yet earned him in the Political Association from The Phonon New Times, the city's alternative newspaper. He has pushed to signal the move was on machine guns and gray bombs and supposed these bombs by firing squad. He was the sole vote against a measure outlawing lying about ordinary service. That stance received a fiery response from the 1981 sponsor, State Representative Walt Blackman, a Republican who has criticized Mr. Kolodnis wring of the party by seeking "stigating and extremism." But after Mr. Kolodnis's primary win, Mr. Blackman seemed to lean into party unity, commanding the nominee for being "practical and really serious about the Constitution." "You should go into that office and leave your political ideology at the door," Mr. Blackman said of the secretary of state post. "I think he's against all things that." Mr. Kolodnis also started up with Democratic in a half to protect people who are not only protected. Mr. Henne, who has spared with Mr. Kolodnis to court, said after the primary that his opponent "has spent years attacking Arizona's elections and spreading lies about our democracy." In her campaign for secretary of state, Mr. Swoboda's central argument was that Mr. Kolodnis was destined to have left. Future, who debated another far-right challenge, Mark Frackets, in 2022, is a televised debate. Mr. Swoboda warned that Mr. Kolodnis's concern from the state bar would be a healthy information. Mr. Kolodnis' conflict "the voters of the state," he said, "are tired of beating about 2020." Democratic Socialist Rises In 'Scotic Wisconsin Race'By JULIE SHERMAN FRANKLIN 26, Ga., Wis. — Colo. Johnson, a 50-year-old college student in south-central Wisconsin, had never voted in a governor's race before. But the prospect involved him so much that he arrived at a candidate for an one-country last week to see his preferred would-be governor, Francesco Hong, a Democratic Socialist and cross lawmaker, take the stage. I'm a Douglass! Mr. Johnson said, adding that he hoped her candidate would propel "indiscriminated" voters to the polls. Mr. Hong's campaign has struggled voters across the state, raising hopes among her supporters that her working-class superintendent had a progressive strategy—on translation for a new approach to Democratic in hard for census after the end of Gen. Paul Evers, a fellow Democratic senators not to run again. Others in the crowd at the candidate in any sense have to survey the candidates, while communicating with their fellow Democrats, who had a wild couple of weeks in state politics — and a scary primary that has generated both rights, status and equity. The race for governor is crowded, with the candidates coming for the Democratic nominee general election in a Midwestern swing state with a ballot of electing convicts in a matter of anguished debate among Wisconsin Democrats. The closely watched Marquette University's first federal poll released last week, a Look-painted in a well-working Democratic race, with 40 percent of voters saying they are publicized. The poll, conducted from July 8-14, showed the Hong leading the field with 20 percent of the vote, and Mansion Bernox, the former lieutenant governor, with 10 percent. Many Wisconsin voters said they felt whipped with the drama and primary power was because of what to support than they were weeks ago. At the candidate for the 16 Soak County, Florida, 20% said that they were nervous that it resonated with the state candidates that the best chance of debating a Republican. Voters' are "kind of get-attacked," said Karen DeSantis, a Democratic state representative. "They're asking, what is the strategy?" The states for Democratic in Wisconsin are: nerve-warnings, high. More than a decade after Republican won control of the state government, Democrats have fought to take 5 Soak, and under Mr. Evers, the party has made one for steady goals. Liberals have won a solid majority on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, but the evasion of new state legislature stops the conflict. Republicans get crusade and, for the first time in years, are seen as publicized to win control of the State Senate and possibly even the Assembly. "They could get a free governing system," said Joe Zepeski, a Democratic strategist. "The government that the 40 is feeling to part of why you are seeing this disarray in the last couple of weeks. People are very afraid of missing the opportunity ahead." Exiting a Democrat in the governor's office for another time, one not expected to be such a steep bill to death. But as Democrats voters survey the little more worry that they may play for too far in the left, that Mr. Henne may not be popular enough, having already failed to do the 1-2, insider in 2022, and that there often candidates, as Bob Reys, find Hennan and Dillon, have been a good choice for the state senators to enter voters. Republican was opposed to nominate Representative Ben Tiffany, who grew up on a day's farm and worked on a farm that's been going into politics. "There's two issues: One, who would make the best governor in a Democrat? And the other is who is of the two capable of debating a Democrat. But the other is Paul Inglis, a longtime Democrat and former mayor of Madison. It's been absolutely no clue which capable of doing that." Mr. Hong and Mr. Tiffany have
already clashed over their responses to the first police dinner log of a man in Madison last week. Mr. Hong joined prisoners who had been sentenced the killing, saying, "This state-sunctured violence was an execution." Mr. Tiffany said his opponent was infirming division and rushing to judgment where Mr. Reys were fully known. Some voters have questioned Mr. Evers's involvement in the campaign, as he first declined to support any she candidate and then gave a surprise endorsement to Mr. Crowley, an establishment candidate selected the race briefly, then returned after the endorsement, Mr. Evers departed on a road in an untried game overwards. Madison resident who also works at a chef, Mr. Hong has summed an army of some 1,000 volunteers drawback, including members of the Democratic Socialists of America. Aaron Goyer, a campaign spokeswoman, said that of the cost trade at a half-dozen workers in the Hong office on a day-to-day basis, one or two are D.S.A. members who are volunteering their jobs. "That role is very much the most strained ground game," she said. "They've been boasting our canvases on their socials. They've been knocking us doors. They've been building their organization since the Borneo era, so there's a lot of bodies, and people are excited." Across the state, Democrats county claims said that they are hoping that the eventual nominee will have a competing pitch to voters honor an affordability and what they see as the damage is placed by the Trump administration. Voters are worried about good luck, looming, and can seriously be market — and looking to the next governor to find solutions, Democrats said. "People are making a choice because leaders are not just getting around on their own," said Brenda Small-Wright, the chair of the Barnett County Democrats. As Jim Walker, 75, wanted for the candidates to begin up taking he said he had already made his choice. Mr. Hong, Mr. Walker, said to vote in Republicans, but about 20 years ago, he turned away from them, he said, voting for third-party candidates and Democrats instead. "I'm sorry he is Democratic socialist at governor," he said. "She understands working people and their struggles." After the lesson ended, however, Mr. Walker walked outside with a disappointed task on his face. "I was all in for Penn, but I did the chart have very informative answers to some questions," he said. "Now I don't know." A12 THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026
How Meta Won Deals for Gigantic Data CentersFrom Page A1 Meta smells out deals behind the scenes, avoid local opposition and offbeat financial risk, according to interviews with more than 40 people and a review of corporate filings, tax records, property records and meeting transcripts. The secrecy was agreed to by nearly everyone involved. Even utility executives in the governor's office in a local elected official who knew about the talks with Meta, and said 200 cases of his own property for the project. The speaker was a deal that was nearly resucled for Meta because everyone else took on most of the potential downside. Mark Zuckerberg, Meta's chief executive, also gave his company an escape hatch to procure 40¢ more before its partners. These partners include Entergy Louisiana, the state's largest power company, and Blue Owl, a Wall Street investment firm, according to public statements from the companies and investor documents. If Meta should pull out of the project because of a natural disaster, Blue Owl and its inventors could be dead with tens of billions of dollars in debt. Should Meta end in house and be a new reasons and pay high penalties for doing so, Entergy and its customers could total up saddled with higher costs. Asking to their risk, insurance companies would not help secure Meta's loyalty because of its size and location as the Louisiana Delta Food plates. The New York Times's examination shows for the first time how Meta sent secrecy and speed to grow the way for its giant project, which it calls Hyperion. At a pretest moment for the A-2 series, Hyperion could be a blueprint for other companies intent on avoiding local opposition in order to get massive data centers built last. Google, Amazon, Microsoft and others are expected to spend more than $3 trillion on data centers in coming years. Not some communities are pushing back because they are worried about water use, higher electricity costs, disruption by construction and the endless bans of giant computing centers running throughout the night. From January through March, construction of 75 data centers worth an estimated $200 billion was delayed or stopped by local or political roadbacks, according to Data Center Watch, a project run by the A-2 research firm No Lake. The tax breaks, backroom negotiations and lack of public input do not appear to have broken any laws, but they raise ethics questions about the state's negotiations with Meta, said Dana Colton, a professor of legal ethics at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. "It goes to the basis, public confidence we need to have that state power is not being used to stretch numbers," he said. Meta executives said that Hyperion, which will be the company's largest data center, was critical to their A-1 ambitions and that they envisioned years of invent- Karen Weiss contributed reporting from Seattle, and Bob Copeland from New York. ment in Louisiana. "We're committed to the state, we're committed to Richland Parish, and we're committed to putting the best compute infrastructure in the world into that single location," said Rachel Peterson, Meta's head of data centers. Sidney Smith, a Meta spokeswoman, said in a statement that it was unfair to say to Louisiana deal was made in secret, as a "worst through established state and local economic development processes and approvals," filed overnight from local tax and development boards. State officials are proud of the deal and believe the economic benefits will be worth it. That includes 1,000 permanent jobs, thousands of employees, many and most of millions of dollars in tax revenue. Sales tax totals in Richland Parish have already jumped 1,000 percent since construction started, which led to a $50,000 bonus for some local teachers. Whether Louisiana grow up too much, including tax breaks that could be worth at much as $10 billion and the use of public land for a privately owned project, won't be answered for years. Officials are quick to say that whatever comes out of it will be better than the mostly-follow Richland that was there. Governor Landry was no pleased with the deal that he codified the process with an executive order called "Louisiana Lightning Speed" to attract other projects. Amazon already has plans for a $12 billion data center in the state's northwest corner. "How did Mark Zuckerberg build a successful company?" Mr. Landry said in an interview. "He didn't do it by going out there and telling everybody what he was doing, what his game plan was." Fortunes from the project, however, have been unequally distributed. In Delta, a new and minority Black town 10 minutes from the Hyperion site, some residents have seen their ronto-spike because construction workers were flunked. Tracy Williams, 41, was worried from her trailer pack last July when her taste knit raised the rest to $1,495 from $250 a month. She could not afford to educate her trailer with only a month's notice, so she and her family watched an unachable dismantles their home, cut it into pieces and "crooked it like a can," she said. For the next three weeks, she and her four children stand on their car. "That was my home for very a decade," she said. "Not everyone is making Meta money." Moving Heaven and EarthA year before Meta broke ground for Hyperion as a stretch of mostly abandoned rice and soybean farms, Louisiana wasn't even among the states competing for the project. I won January 2024, and a year after Special started the political intelligence boom with its ChatGPT position. Meta wanted to build out of the planet's biggest data center complexes and win looking for a state willing to make a deal. Three Meta employees gathered at Copper Vine, a home in downtown New Orleans, to listen to a pitch for the Richland Parish site. On the other side of the table were executives from Entergy. Over red wine and crab tongue in a per-
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Photo by John F. Smith, 1, 2, 3, 4 Top: Nearby land in Holly Ridge is still being formed. Above: Water tanks under construction for the data center, which may use seven times as much energy as New Orleans. vate dining room, Phillip May, Entergy's chief executive, proposed Louisiana as a dark horse contender to sites in Arkansas and Mississippi. His company could provide the power, he said, and the state owned the perfect land — LoW acres in Richland Parish setting mostly vacant that Louisiana had acquired in 2000 for a failed attempt to hire a Toyota plant. The state knew Meta could plan buy at least 2,500 more acres needed. The area badly needed development. An global trade agreement hit into the profits of local farms, thousands of jobless residents left. The state pitched other big companies on opening factories there — Jaguar, Mercedes, Hyundai, Danube Chrysler, John Deere and Caterpillar — but all went elsewhere. Meta told Mr. May during their meal that it wasn't considering Louisiana because it lacked what other states were offering: a sales tax exemption on data center equipment. And because its Legislature was in a "umilocal" session, it couldn't take up new tax exemptions until the next year. "I asked them, 'If we can get you that exemption this year, would we be a contender?'" Mr. May said. "They told me, 'Yes.'" Meta wanted to keep the negotiations on open on possible, and the utility executives (followed by state officials) agreed that was the best way to ensure potential opponents didn't dread talks. No public meetings were held to discuss the project before it was officially amended. Meta had other requests, too, like sufficient electricity, water and land. Most important, it told Mr. May they needed to move fast. The data center would be a windfall for Entergy, and Meta would be the largest customer in all 24-year history. And Mr. May knew the new governor would be no board, especially to help a part of the state that needed revival. Mr. Landry, an ally of President Trump, was his election partner, on the promise of increasing adding for oil and natural gas in the state. I saw that January, Mr. May and a crew of Entergy executives attended an event in Washington where Susan Bourgeois, Louisiana's new secretary of economic development, was sworn in. As she walked off the stage, Ed Simons, a vice president from Entergy, was waiting. "We have a really, really significant project, and we have a shot," Mr. Bourgeois recalled. Mr. Simons's asking, but "But in order to do this, we as a state are going to have to move forever and earth." Mr. Bourgeois and her team signed semistructure agreements, or NDAs, with Entergy and Meta to put together the deal. The state had one important request. Go bigger. "We told Meta the larger you can make it, the more aggressive we can be to get you what you need," Mr. Bourgeois said. While the project was promoted to cost $10 billion, "it was always $10 billion with a wind," she said. Meta gave Louisiana an disgust deadline — seven months away — for a deal that normally takes years to plan. Diblea said the largest date was a "working target and suggestion" if everyone involved agreed that it needed to fix high prices. Mr. Landry invited every member of his cabinet who needed to know about the project in a meeting of the governor's mansion. She that of staff passed around a track of NDAs and freshly baked pexels better cookies. "Louisiana has an opportunity for something very, very, very big," the governor told the group, and Mr. Bourgeois and the deputy, Anne Pilla. "But looks kill dead. If this looks and we lose this deal, if I feel out it was you, you're fired, are we clear?" Using NDAs between public officials and private companies to legal but cause transparency concerns, experts said. It has become a common practice among tech companies working on data centers. The 10 government officials have signed letters from Mr. Landry's economic development office since his term began in January 2026, according to records obtained by Gail James Newsworth and Typo Investigations and shared with The Times. The practice was not common in the previous governor's term. To seal the Meta deal, the governor's first order of business was the sales tax exemption. Because it was the middle of the legislative session and Meta was ask- THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 A33
BUTTERFIELD, THE NEW YORK TIMES ing for quick action, the only option was reworking a proposed rebate that had already been introduced. The governor's team chose the tax break for filter-optic equipment because it trended close enough to data centers. Mr. Nelson, the revenue secretary and a well-described "companion vote of tax breaks" was planning to speak against the filter-optic bill. He changed his mind. "To do these deals, you have to be competitive with neighboring states, and that's what this fall did," Mr. Nelson said in an interview. Meta also wanted property tax incentives and upgrades to nearby roads. There were no public discharges of the negotiations. Remarkably, his Bourgeois said, the deal never leaked. The Unveiling of HyperionHyperion was unveiled by state officials in December 2018 as a $10 billion deal, about a fifth of the size of current plans. When construction is finished, the data center is expected to use nearly half of Energy's energy supply, Mr. May said. Mr. Land's literally acknowledged that the draft secrecy was unconventional but said state officials had to think like a tech company to secure a project of its size. "Transparency is a very interesting Tracy Williams was evicted from her tender pack last July after her landlord raised the rent outfold. She missed the family into her car. "Not everyone is making Meta money," she said. Last: The construction of Meta Hyperion data center in Richland Fields, La. Right: Philip May, chief executive of Energy, played a key role in hiring Meta to Louisiana. work," he said. "Because what we've seen in people have used for work in an inventory to basically kill deals this fact." Mr. Bourgeois said her team had done what was best for Louisiana. "I will never be able to be putting the state, and a parish like that, in a position to be able to enjoy the benefits of billions and billions of dollars," she said. One Republican state senator, Jay Morris, a native of Richland Fields, was particularly eager to see Hyperion happen. He co-wrote a bill that helped the state make the deal with Meta, voted "yes" on the data center tax rebate and spoke to support of the project to solidify commissioner before the state's power commission voted to approve Energy's expansion plans. Last September, Mr. Morris, who had signed an Fitch with Energy, sold 100 acres he co-owned near the data center site to the energy company, according to property filings. The energy Mr. Morris made was not disclosed at the filing, and he declined to provide a figure to an interview. The value of land rent where the data center is being built has skyrocketed to more than $50,000 an acre from $3,000 to $5,000 an acre before the data center was announced, said Sherry Hough, a local real estate appraiser. Mr. Morris's sales were earlier reported by Frondight, an investigator's down under. Mr. Morris, 44, confirmed the transactions and said there was no conflict of interest. "We wouldn't have any data centers at all if it wasn't for those tax incentives," he said. "I'm probably more popular now in my district than I ever have been." The Final HurdlesAround the same time Mr. Morris said, but last, Meta had a no-hit with three big fronts: power, insurance and finding solutions due to loss the life. On August 2025, Louisiana's power commissioners voted 4 to 3 to approve three new gas turbines to power the data center. The commission shipped belong an independent administrative judge, which is no whether the project was in the public's best interest, something that is typically done in Louisiana but would have slowed down the project. Legally the power commission could step that step. Meta promised to pay for the maintenance and operational costs of the new turbines for half that 30-year life span. Energy reserves the right to raise its energy prices for all customers to pay for the rent. Donator Lewis, a power commissioner who was the time-dissolving voter and he was nervous about the carbon process. "I believe my most important job as a regulator is to treat, but verily," he said in the meeting. "And the truth is there's a lot of things that I just cannot verify in this moment." Local consumer groups say some of the cost of the plants would fall to raise prices if Meta were to back out. But Brandon Scarfsky, an Energy spokesman, said that its customers were not being put in risk and that Meta would have to pay "substantial penalties" if it will drive the land new power plants could eventually replace the ninety aging ones if Meta left. The day the commissioner approved the power plants, Meta registered a legal entity in Delaware called Brigham Governor, named after Louisiana's deep-fried parent. The entity would allow Meta to transfer most of the project's ownership to a Wall Street partner with could reduce its own risk. In October 2025, Meta announced a joint venture with Blue Owl, a private credit firm known for lending to risky
BUTTERFIELD, THE NEW YORK TIMES companies. Started in 2016, the firm had become a $100 billion customer. Blue Owl got $7 billion into the joint venture, and Meta put in $2 billion in addition to several billions that already spent. Blue Owl sold roughly $17 billion in bonds — one of the largest private bond issuers — to finance its investment in the project. Among the buyers of these bonds was FDRCS, the bond grant that works with teachers' pension funds. Blue Owl committed to owning Hyperion for the next 24 years, the company said, but Meta could drop out after four years. It'd did, Meta would still have to make up the difference between whatever debt had not been paid off and what a new tenant or owner was willing to pay. It's impossible to say what that difference could be, but Blue Owl said walking away from the deal would not be a "confess decision" for Meta. Opponents of the deal say Louisiana is putting too much faith in Meta to stick with the project. "If Mark have interest in this, they've gone," said Susan Miller, a lawyer for the environmental law firm Eastman, which unsuccessfully pushed the state power commission to investigate Energy's deal with Meta. Insurance was one must that couldn't be entirely solved. No interests would provide full coverage for Hyperion because it was so big and was being built in a flood plain, according to three people who were familiar with the daily but not allowed to discuss them publicly. One insurance executive who declined to cover the project said that "to build it in a flood plain, it's crazy." Project planners cobbled together in the case of the 64 billion, according to investor documents. But if a national disaster drain down the data center for over two years, Meta can walk away without putting the difference in what's owed on its lease, according to investor documents and a Blue Owl spokesperson. Meta and Blue Owl dismissed concerns over insurance. Yesterday, they said, are a bigger risk than boating, and the two companies decided that full coverage wasn't necessary if the last significant funding in the area was 2010, and a disastrous flood hit in 1927. "There is no scenario," Blue Owl said in a statement, in which such a massive project "could have destruction from a natural catastrophe." To imply that the project is undernourished, the company said, to simply raise. The project keeps getting bigger. In October, Meta and Hyperion would become a $10 billion project. This month, after Energy announced it was building Hyperion from a new revenue at an estimated cost of $14 billion, Meta said the project would have $10 billion. Blue Owl is not finding the latest expansion. While Meta would not say where the additional funding was coming from, it might expected to spend up to $100 billion companywide, much of it on A1, this year. A Northeast Louisiana Boomalong a strip of non-breedingly dotted by uninsured trees, trunks parks and Raglan charlons, both data center and reside with access to what's on the street — branches beyond eyesight. A bumper to bumper line of trucks weaves through towns to small lines don't have traffic lights, so Meta is paying for dozens of all days short'll talk to its monitor roads. The construction changed Richland Fields overnight, with 6,000 temporary workers pouring into a parish of 20,000 people. Hourly pay for contract workers is high — around $40 an hour — and some landowners have seen their property values near tenfold. Hotel rooms in Monroe, the largest hourly city with an airport, are going for $400 a night. Residents have largely welcomed the boom, more excited about the new opportunities than some need about the recovery and rebuilding the deal. For 20 years, the parish is red and failed to land multi-million-dollar economic projects to help its residents, who are not average among the poorest in the state. Meta's project is bigger than all of these customers. "Nobody picked up the phone and asked us if we wanted this," said Justin Clark, a pastor in the nearby town of Bayville. "But the reality is, this is an opportunity." Those young people are looming, and some are even returning after years away. Because the data center's construction will last at least five years, contractors are losing nearly 8 days and before bringing in workers from other states. Project Clark said it reminded him of a little crisis from the book of Madison: "The harvest is abundant, but the workers are here." Bob Cleveland, the president of the Northeast Louisiana Economic Alliance, a local economic development project, said he had never seen anything like Meta's project in his 29 years of working in the field. "Every economic indicator in the parish is improving," Mr. Cleveland said. "Mr. Landy is hoping to replicate the issue in other parts of Louisiana, creating a 'Silicon Bayes.' While Meta's data center will create 1,000 permanent jobs, construction in other data centers could last for years in come, he said." "People who claim the state is losing tax revenue for just that there was zero up there. Zero from zero knows zero," Mr. Landy said. "And before Meta, there was zero." In May, the joint venture that controls Hyperion paid for first sales tax payment of $22.4 million, making it the parish's largest taxpayer. Meta plans to spend 8 billion to upgrade local infrastructure and $3 million as job training at a security community college. And local teachers get those big benefits. That money hasn't reached down to people like Mr. Williams, who lost her home. The trunks parks she lived in was one of at least five in Richland Fields to be crumple for data center workers, most of whom live in University from campus, some renovated with new basketball courts and soccer fields. Some are so high that Mr. Williams moved her family to another parish, having her to find new work along schools for her children. Some of her neighbors found jobs working for Meta, but others left for good. Anne Washington, firstly, moved to the data center, had to be right once in a few years, and then moved through the westward, when the construction is done in a few years and all the temporary workers are gone, what will be left of the town? "Nobody really has an airport," Mr. Washington said.
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Utah wants a second truck for the FrontRumor commuter line, top left. In Wheaton-Gleenson, Md., officials hope a new bus has would reduce pedestrian deaths and improve along lines, six-time Vons Mill Road, two right. In Boston, above, a platform for the Green Line on the T, which is more than a century old. From Page A1As the number of pending projects builds up, so has usually about the federal government's support for major transit infrastructure. Money that Congress designated for that purpose is accumulating less. More than 37 billion hasn't been obligated to any project. "It's hard to break the last year and are anything other than a deliberate slowdown of these grants," said Steve Burris, director of the advocacy group Transportation Inc. Institute. The program started on a subtler tactic as how the Trump administration is managing federal funds: not just terminating grants, as it did in slovesy last year, but quietly declining to give out new ones. That absence of action is harder to track, and harder for communities to contest. More than a dozen transit agencies and local governments seeking grants declined interviews or would not comment about the program, amid more than 4 briefing pitches could target the administration with millions of dollars on the line. The Department of Transportation, which includes the transit agency, said in a statement that projects will be making their way through the multistage grant process required by law. And the agency noted that it has supported transit in other ways, including with funds to World Cup held cities and with oversight pushing transit agencies to lower crime. As the administration tries to weast more control lines Congress over federal spending, the potential consequences for infrastructure grants are acute. Delays consumed rising construction costs that surpass overall inflation. Without the economy of federal funding, it's harder for communities to pursue doubts and other financing for big projects. And any suspect grant money is something tangle too back — a subway statute without attempts for accessibility, a bus line without indicated lanes for better travel, a commuter rail that can't carry enough trains. "It's just a little bit smallness to see that you would have to progress that isn't getting the money to the projects," said David Miller, the president and C.E.O. of the Salt Lake Chamber in Utah, who also worked for the transportation and infrastructure committee in the U.S. House in the 2000s. Utah is in regards to deadline to level the 2010 Olympics. That may sound for all, Mr. Miller said, but the state needs to start on infrastructure next year. And the top priority is the FrontRumor 2E project now in the pipeline seeking a $2.4 billion grant. It would add parallel track to increase of an 8-trade-long commuter rail, enabling more teams for more frequent service and more riders. We may 'local' projects can be built alone. It's not unusual for an administration to complete few of these grant agreements in the first year. But the administration signed on in its final weeks in office, clearing the desks as outgoing officials often felt. But people who follow the program say the drought has grown more conspicuous. "The concern here is that we're 50 months without a signed" agreement, said Ward Hill circumspect. We've been about for government affairs and advocacy for the American Public Transportation Association, and it's people pursuing grants already have all their funding ready in the F.T.A.'s internal accounting, he noted, including $375 million for the rapid transit service in Charleston, S.C., and $100 million each for bus projects in Los Angeles and Columbus, Ohio. Communities can't count on that money, though, until the F.T.A. reverse engineering plans, environmental assessment, videotape and cost data and local funding commitments. Projects spend years in that review — some never make it to the end — and no money is guaranteed until an agreement is signed. Smaller communities would be hurt most by choice or grants that never materialize, said Woods Freemuth, a researcher at the Vons Institute. They may not have dedicated lanes to fund transit or have programs to map to, for the 40 projects in the pipeline, most aren't trying to dig a tunnel under a major crew — they're seeking $50 million to $100 million for bus rapid transit. "There is just no way that local communities can afford these changes by themselves," said Natali Dunn González, the county council president in Montgomery County, Mo., in the Washington Suburbs. The county is seeking $100 million toward a totally $100 million project to revamp Vons Mill Road, a wide thorough that has been out rounded on the years by homes, schools and businesses. "Imagine a highway in the heart of a neighborhood," Mr. Fann-González said. The corridor is dotted with makeshift mannequins to pedestrians who have died. New Capital Investment Grant Agreements SignedThe top up front below has signed seven agreements for the major transit grant program:
Photo: Agreements signed on a January 2019 issue of the National Association of the United States. Source: National of public programs reporting by Frank Freemuth, The United States. NATIONAL NEWS The county wants to put in a free rapid transit line with dedicated bus lanes, boarding stations and property signals, as well as better materials and cycling access. The county has been expecting a grant by the end of the fiscal year in Sept. 19, Mr. Fann-González said. For the largest projects in the program, proponents argue that the federal government has an interest in major infrastructure in the nation's economic "Greater Boston is what it is today because of the federal partnership on mega projects," said Tom Ryan, a senior advisor at A Better City, a greater Boston business organization. The federal government, through other programs, helped build the Big Big that transformed downtown Boston and the champ of Boston Harbor. Today the region wants to modernize the oldest railway system in North America, the Green Line on the Boston T home sections due to 1997, and the next regions in 2002. Twenty-two stations aren't fully accessible. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has begun to solve a new generation of trains for the line, but much of the system needs updating to support them. It's asking the federal government to contribute about $2 billion toward a roughly $4 billion investment (to be paid over many years). Such large projects must go through a final "engineering" phase of the grant pipeline. When the F.T.A. admits projects to that phase, it signals the maximum amount the program would likely fund. The Boston project, along with Chiles and a light red project in Los Angeles, has been waiting at that gate. Rejections of the topThere are other signs of the administration's disregard for these grants, even if can't end a program Congress created. The first Trump Administration proposed eliminating its funding of one The UpshotThe Upshot provides news, analysis and graphics about politics, policy and everyday life. nytimes.com/upshot point Congress funded it anyway. The grants then made an appearance in Project 2021 as a poor run of funds. "In terms of hung for your buck, these projects are a lot more expensive than it necessary, and they provide a form of transportation that is increasingly obsolete," said Diana Parchinger-Roth, a transportation official in the first Trump administration who wrote the Project 2021 chapter on transportation. The transportation secretary, Paul Duffy, also released an early memo proposing to priorities transportation leading to communities with high rates of short gaps and births. Last fall, the White House budget director, Ronald Vought, announced how has funding payments to New York for the Gateway Transit and Second Avenue Railway by potentially violating new rules on disadvantaged business contractors. Two days later, he said he was doing the same with the Chicago Transit Authority. "It's very hard to ignore what happened when Gateway, the Second Avenue Railway and Chicago got their money (at all," said Peter Bagell, a senior U.S. administrator and the most heard of Grand Transit in Seattle. What he takes from that. This grant program 'had a very special place in their heart, and it's probably not a good place.' Judges later ordered the administration to resume funding. But Mr. Vought's Office of Management and Budget, which does not appropriated money to agencies, has continued to make unusual moves with the program. Of its nearly $7.9 billion in available resources, the budget office has designated more than $2.1 billion for next fiscal year — effectively putting it out at much should the F.T.A. want to use it to age a grant today. When the new fiscal year begins Oct. 1, the White House budget office could push that money into the future again. The office did not respond to questions about how it has handled the program. While communities wait, voters' expectations are at stake, too. In 2014, voters around Columbus passed a sales tax increase in help fund an $8 billion transportation plan, called LinkUS, designed around bus rapid transit. "Until people in Columbus that you will know Columbus history and after LinkUS," said Shannon Hurdin, the Columbus City Council president. "It will literally transfer to New India not just get around, but how this city grows." When voters opted to travel their own taxes to right there to do it, he said, it was with the expectation that the federal government would be there, too. Pending Transit Grants(C) The Administration is/(he) asking for a capital investment project from the Federal Transit Administration, most are seeking $50 million to $100 million for bus rapid transit. Projects targeting grant agreements in ...
Note: New York Times is also a new series of 2020 publications in the top 2020 original conference. Results distributed by Council, Federal Communications. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 2020 THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2020 9 A15 Election Trump Blames Biden For After-Smoky Wars During Michigan VisitBy KATHI ROGERS MILFORD, Mich — President Trump and a crowd of supporters in Michigan on Monday that the affordability problems they were experiencing were resigned at the Biden Administration and spent the better part of an headlong speech yesterday. A few people said that if what the United States could look like if Democrats won competitive elections the fall. “We had the single pressure your we’ve ever had in a country,” Mr. Trump said, “we’ve just gone to list these people destroy it.” The president added that “in 30 months, we’ve caused this country completely outright.” The president also announced a report that negotiations were ending the U.S. should war in June, so conflict that has not had an early price war, and we’re continuing to “friendly” nations. Also has not confirmed such talks with the United States. Mr. Trump’s decision to head in Michigan, a purple information state that has been economically permeated by his tariff policies, as part of a plan to travel the United In a speech at a G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers.States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. a few people said, “a G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. “A G.M. plant, he says tariffs will help automakers. States and federal law choices on the southern elections draw closer. The president’s advisers say he will be camping up such trips over the next few months. “Voting a General Motor uprising tariffs in Milford, where vehicles are pre-announced before they hit the market, Mr. Trump accepted some gifts (can no interest) and could travel his latest trend for the Democratic Party — “Democratic” or “Democratic” — be in apparently still reading the spelling — as he advised several presidential predecessors. And, aside from a moment when people waving signs that said “STOP DATA/UNTAKE” had erupted Michigan’s speech, the crowd chased a song. Before he spoke, Mr. Trump watched a crew of professional drivers a big-case several kmers reaction, including a race between a black and white, which, a race that turned at 0.22305, had a silver Corvette JBI convertible, which costs around $281,287. Later, he had hundreds of supporters, many but some people said, “regals, that the economic pres- Klavan Deserpins, Jonathan Paul and John Ewing contributed, reporting. 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'Now we know the market was not the source, it was the amplifier.' Dr. Fauci, then the government's top infectious disease expert, wrote, 'Having said that, somewhere, the virus jumped from animals to humans.' These private collections became public that past weekend when Senator Brad Paul, Republican of Kentucky, released more than 1,300 pages of Dr. Fauci's typewritten daily notes on part of his investigations show whether the virus might have looked from a laboratory and whether, as Mr. Paul claims, Dr. Fauci had to Congress about it. The diary does not provide the meaning just the matter in making details, a review just takes into showing Dr. Fauci wrestling with a fast moving crisis in a century's news evoked, but if further influence a polarizing politicist has to over his origins of the virus and how history should treat Dr. Fauci. If she wants a second of Dr. Fauci as observed with himself, cunning in one of the two cases and the midwives the knows, from the unseen Fain Roberts in the majores of the United States, she says, 'I don't understand. It shows, as well, the pressure for the public, as the means the public are of the government's response while all the people, smarter and what we didn't 'abandoned her' about their spread by 'nonsense right elements in society.' On Wednesday, Dr. Fauci in substance activity made an opinion before the Senate Homeland Security Committee, when Mr. Paul claims, although Dr. Fauci received a 'pre-emptive' pardon from former President Joseph R. Robis Jr. Mr. Paul has repeatedly ordered him to the anti-sussex movement for criminal prosecution. 'What do some probably do, what he told the country an two different stories,' the senator said. 'It is the world media plan here, if I'. Senator Paul's office did not respond to requests for comment about how he obtained the data. But a re-typewritten, suggesting Dr. Fauci may have taken notice on his work computer, possibly for the memory, published in 2017. Dr. Fauci was contented. The senator said, 'What's Covid if I asked from a lab, either about the day or immediately, but ought for more than 1,000 of the cases treated me it after President Trump thanked the disease the early months of the pandemic in his for more. Democratic reported his report, 'I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think,' Congress. Slaughter contributed in this report.
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, then head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, giving a pandemic briefing in 2020. Dr. Fauci has long maintained that he is open to the idea of a lab task, but believes the virus was used at its origin. Much of the public discussion has centered on the question of whether the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which Dr. Fauci led for nearly 30 years, had liabilities on the 'pre-attractive' research in a laboratory in Wuhan, China. 'Gala-to-fracture' research, which Dr. Fauci referred to in his diary to 'GOD' revolves following with the genetic makeup of the virus to better understand how it is, and to provide a greater future pandemic. It is greatly regulated by the government. Dr. Fauci has repeatedly insisted that his institute did not take such research in China, and Mr. Paul has insisted that he did. 'I anybody is lying here, because it is true,' Dr. Fauci said in response to questions from Mr. Paul, on July 22, 2020. At the onset of the pandemic, the public health establishment of the 'GOD' was not as a 'computer's theory' Dr. Fauci went to mock on Jan. 31, 2020. 'There have been computer's theories that the virus was given over by increased utilization and relationship as accidentally released in Wuhan.' But the diary, etching previously, released results, reflects that Dr. Fauci was uncertain. When a suspected somatic outgrowth of the virus, Dr. Fauci was a 'computer's theory' Dr. Fauci's report, 'I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think,' and the 'attractive' report, 'I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think, I think,' 'There was not total agreement' on the call, Dr. Fauci wrote in the diary of his written, not including Dr. Fauci, and two men coming off that the virus emerged naturally. The others were not sure Dr. Fauci did not state his story over. Mr. Paul pointed to the entry as an individual that the scientific establishment was more divided than Dr. Fauci let on. He also The retired infectious disease expert has been called to testify.mired on Dr. Fauci's January 2020 'amplified' comment as evidence of dishonesty. But Dr. Fauci had made the name comment from words later in an interview with a U.S. Nanny. Dr. Fauci, 85, who retired from government service at the end of 2012, has long maintained a public profile. He has advised seven presidents, on matters ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 in and 1,500, and has been a familiar figure in Washington-stores, showing up at events like the White House Correspondent's Association dinner. But the pandemic coincided him into new territory, as he himself met. 'It is not hypothesis to say that today I am the most famous and talked about person in the country and one of the most vice-graduate in the world, he wrote after a 'very flattering' front-page story in The Washington Post. The nation were able full of the reasons to tell the world more, some of whom seemed like struck over him. Barbara Brownard called asking for 'sucrose advice. When Dr. Fauci told her he listened to her music on Ames, the virtual assistant, she continued the adult home what Ames was. 'I accidentally had called her later in the evening,' Dr. Fauci wrote, and when he played her music over Ames, she 'asked only loved it.' Amit Kerr pointed a portion of him. John Roberts introduced him at an awards ceremony. 'She is so charming, natural, fun and amazingly beautiful,' Dr. Fauci wrote at Mr. Roberts. 'When my image came up on the screen,' he added, 'she jumped and said that every time she sees her her throat gets dry and has gone nervous.' Senator Paul learned Dr. Fauci on social media about the electronics, writing that 'While America has not been used, Anthony Fauci was learning headlines for dental care 'just,' he pointed what appeared to be an A-1-generated image of Dr. Fauci, dressed in a bright sweater and lying on a pink blanket, writing in a diary as if he were a message girl. Mr. Paul has been investigating Covid's origins, said Dr. Fauci, 10 years. Some government agencies, including the Department of Energy and the Central Intelligence Agency, now have the list that theory. When President Trump returned to the White House in January 2022, his administration moved the 'covid-gov' website, used to be used in administration to promote vaccines, in a new story that shared the work 'LAO LEAH,' from original 'COVID,' Last year, the Kentucky senator released some of Dr. Fauci's results, including one in which Dr. Fauci asked Dr. Francis Collins, then the director of the National Institutes of Health, to 'please deliver the result after you read it.' He said that he was the only one Dr. Fauci was trying to keep information from Congress. Dr. Fauci's office showed that the last several days digging through the records for fallers in which he appeared to untruthle himself in a 2022 interview with Mrs. Nook, collecting in the first part of public service, Dr. Fauci said he had 'nothing to do' with school children. But in March 2020, he wrote in the diary that he had 'received another Bill of Bans of New York to clear city schools. He said he also gave up the 'covid-gov' to the Gaven Newman of California, who was intended to clear the schools in California as well as the best paid community,' based on Dr. Fauci's report. On Monday, Mr. Paul released another 700 pages of the Gaven records. These were from 2000, documenting his work with the Department of Health and his own a program to bring AIDS drugs to Africa. Mr. Bank later recorded Dr. Fauci the Presidential Medical Center for the Health Agency of Cuba home. 'Then who had a Gary do admit our first-come-mission degree, he was a member of Mr. Bank's meeting the seminar, 'He regularly puts us 80-hour work. And from time to time, he's even heard notes on his whole March 2019 to complete that set things like a Go home.' Democrats Press Blanks On Subpoenas To JournalistsBy MICHAEL GOLD WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats on Monday demanded the President Gold blamed the president Trump's nominee for attorney general and subpoenas he authorized to New York Times journalists, including whether President Trump had pressured the Justice Department to issue them. In a letter to Mr. Blanche the name on Republicans are pressing to confirm him, she wrote on the Senate Judiciary Committee argued that federal prosecutors violated internal standards when they issued subpoenas seeking the party's position. One phone records from several Times journalists who had reported on the party's subpoenas, of the 2nd floor of the State of California, was the first time. 'The government's conduct involved a series of bad faith efforts to control and control the public subpoenas and intimidate journalists and their families following the publication of a story that allegedly revoked President Trump,' the Democratic report. The letter raised new questions about the leadership of Mr. Blanche, the acting attorney general, about its planned action in the United States and that the President's position in the history of the United States, in whether to advance its commitment to the full Senate. With Democrats united in opposition, Republicans cannot at all be able to do so, whether they are the Republicans, Senators. After Central of Texas and Texas, 53% of North Carolina, have said they are authorized about Mr. Blanche, though
Gold Blanket has targeted New York Times journalists. they have not tried the subpoenas when asked about their concerns. 'The Justice Department withdrew the subpoenas just week after a federal judge called similar questions about whether prosecutors had followed the law and the department's position in the state's administration involving seven expenses.' The Democrats asked for a briefing from Justice Department to consider the subpoenas were followed their own rules. They also caused a number of questions about the department's investigation, including whether Mr. Trump had a position in the state's administration of the 2nd floor of the State of California. Democrats sent the letter as the Senate presented with a vote to list the groundwork by the code of the state in the region, the U.S. attorney in Manhattan who in Mr. Trump's choice to list the state director of national intelligence. After confirmation hearing, Mr. Trump's vote to Senate had been turned according to the department's regulations, but of hand the debate. That came day Mr. Blanche told the Judiciary Committee that local prosecutors hoped to ask the reporters who had given them the information concerning Mr. Trump's plans. He likened reporters to 'universal witnesses' in the draft. The Democratic took particular notes and read comments, writing in their letter that the Blanks had confirmed 'unintentionally prevented news gathering and source protection' the co-ventions observation. The government began a long investigation that would affect the public reported that federal officials had significant concerns about the security of Mr. Trump's plans. The Democrats contend the official department of violating its own guidelines for 'manuscripts and timely notice' for media subpoenas. This statement later than a week to notify The Times that it had turned subpoenas for the same records. The letter argued that the subpoenas would be a single phone records dating back to Jan. 1, months before The Times published its results, violated guidelines that subpoenas be sent to the state's information. And it argued that the Justice Department had improperly targeted journalists' relatives when it moved subpoenas for the phone records, and that they were not experts and the spouses of two others. The letter made similar arguments in question if filed seeking to quash the subpoenas. Newson's Affair Partner Details Their Relationship 20 Years LaterBy HECTOR KENNEDY SAN FRANCISCO — In the 1980s the had an affair with Gwen Newson more than 25 years ago. She was one of the major of San Francisco has won a detailed account of the relationship, which Yearly first published on Tuesday. The first-person essay by his wife, Sally Ripley, showed a warning, as Mr. Newson's appointments received at the time, and a detailed part as he finishes her, but year as California governor and her his groundwork for a possible provident role in 2020. Mr. Ripley, 74, has rarely appropriated to the affair, but it was the 16th of San Francisco in 2007 when Mr. Newson and before Billy Ripley, worked out the appointment necessary to get the results of the state affairs office reporters and a bank of television cameras at City Hall to announce the results of the two banks of the road to test. He explained that he'd had an affair with Mr. Ripley, the wife of Alex Trunk, a close friend who was first serving as her respective campaign manager after previously worked out for deputy chief of staff. Mr. Trunk has just worked in Newson he was engaging after the same time. The affair from her wife. In her essay, Mr. Ripley was not one Mr. Newson's name, but she doesn't feel her or the name's name. She was not described as Kennedy-sugar. (Yearly first mentions his name once, or the summary of the essay below the headline.) The owner's254man himself is tearing her husband and says that he was the first of an drunk heavily and used cocaine. The indicator that she was not received but showed Mr. Newson responsible for holding power and proceeding with the affair anyway. 'Never does not need to correct, but serious.' Trunky needs to meet. The responsibility to hold the line belongs to the one who holds it. That didn't happen. She wrote that their relationship began in the summer of 2008 and lasted for months, and ended on encounters. 'I always go to him — his penthouse in Ramam Hill, a private back room at a North Beach bar, the W Hotel in Los Angeles,' Mr. Ripley wrote in her essay. 'We meet and we drink. There is sex, but it isn't the point,' she continues. 'The point is proximity — to power, to being thrown.' Mr. Newson announced in January 2009 that he was directing Kimberly Guthrie, a former San Francisco prosecutor. She is now President Trump's ambassador to Greece. But even though he was single, the revolution of his affair with Mr. Ripley shocked San Francisco residents and California publicize in the because he had a relationship with his subordinate and spooked his close friend's marriage. By the time the affair became public knowledge in early 2009, Mr. Newson was dating shoulder-burled, now her wife, who caused her own breakdown by publicly discussing the affair in 'a couple feeling insidious,' and by calling Mr. Ripley 'the solution' Mr. State later apologized for the remarks. The other two更重要的是 Mr. Newson's name, but she doesn't feel her or the name's name. She was not described as Kennedy-sugar. (Yearly first mentions his name
Governor Gavin Newson was serving as San Francisco mayor in 2007 when news broke of his affair with a subordinate. knowledge) has not yet publicly apologized for his conduct most of the decades ago when he was still mayor. In the later since, he met his wife, received a family and has become an serving California. 'He advanced this chapter of the life, planning in his memoir, and out of respect for everyone involved, does not have anything further to add,' Mr. Garrison continued. Mr. Ripley was not immediately available on Tuesday morning early available on Tuesday morning for comment. She is being approved before. One Von Marthig, a public relations strategist who has also worked with Monica Lebowitz and Karina Clark, the woman soon on a 'time start' being hittite her may not have at a Cold play course. Mr. Trunk did not immediately return a vote for the morning comment. After company as Newson's campaign manager, he THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 A2 At Graham's Farewell, Power Shift in Trump's D.C. Is an DisplayPower蒋介石 chiefly with his blow, unethin it bless of the cathedral in thank Mr. Trump for embracing and supporting Mr. President. He would be a thousand, so honored that you are never today, Mr. Hamaty said, and droving Mr. Trump from the hectare. He loved you as he loved his country. He loved the times you played golf. I heard about it every night, solitary time. He loved the meals that you shared. He loved the late-night entertainment you had. And Mr. President, you gave him the greatest gift of his life and that was a front-row seat at the height, which of history in the making. It meant the world to him. Mr. Graham was a singular character in Washington, a "guru- of the United States Senate," as Mr. Trump got it, and a "force of nature," as Mr. Hamaty said. But there are phrases that would ap- ply to many others' cultural have- held in the cathedral over the years. Unlike most of them, Mr. Graham stood out as a vital pro- sonality always petty, often an eightial, sometimes trying. He simply did not fit the con- trative Washington until. He had little time for what, heavily edited spoichers and all the time in the world for bewildering familiar talk shows. He liked to riff the blind to tease. He liked to write about provoke. He could be happy and angry, charming and exasper- ating, sometimes all at ease. Robert Juncus and Chris Cameron contributed reporting. Vice President D. Vance co- membered Mr. Graham as a tragic-thanable figure who, de- spite being asking the doctor souvenir, carried himself with a certain wragge. "He would back- to it with his secret upon this he was? Isn't," Mr. Vance said, as necessary as the Capitol before the Cathedral service. Later in the day, Mr. Trump said that "virtually everyone, Republic- ant of Democrat, Mind Lindsay," then stopped and corrected him self. "Well, not everybody," he as- spontingly "a very health policy that everybody did was a tough cowler." Among those who did like him were Prime Minister Benjamin Nesquiu and a head and Penn- ment. Nondiscus, probably at Gleante, held a whole mind on Mr. Graham to defray his chie- ner-fisher cannot with Mr. Trump and both of whom few across the room to honor him. His own time a good ball in the field of Congress was an inspiring manzeta-America success story that helped feel his 31 years in the Senate and Senate. Never mar- ried, he was devoted to his office and managed to integrate himself into the capital without handling the South Carolina accent or roots. "Senator Graham was very washington, if you knew what I sawed," the Rev. Tim Tate, the sen- ator's South Carolina justice, said in his hearing. "But he was also very small town." While never having children of his own, Mr. Graham was devoted to his younger sister, Deidise Graham, who has now been ap- pointed to his Senator seat, and his family Emilie Boggs Roberts, his since, recalled how he probably "saved my life" once by getting fully when she had a consciousness after from surgery. But said she had just told her and her dad she was pregnant on the day her next dad and her mother promptly picked up the phone to call and share the good news. "But never got to tell him," Mr. Roberts said, "but I have no double that he knows and is fulfilled." Mr. Graham had a pinkish room of humor. "We hanged morn- ing," Mr. Hamaty recalled. "We laughed often about many of you A program leans into social conservatism, and no Democrats are included. in this room." But allowed that Mr. Graham was an up-to-date and so it was always a bit risky to have Lindsay on your TV show? But "Senator Graham was great for torture," he is mention a "shame- ness and pooanter." Mr. Hamaty tried to push back against what he called the "false criticism" that Mr. Graham was "a warrangue, as he put it. The truth once the opposite "has even Mr. Trump did not buy that. The never sure a war that he didn't like" the president said. It was striking that the service for Mr. Graham, who made his mark as a national security con- nervative, hoped as heavily in- ward the social conservatism of million parts. Now at his comrades it was the military, where he served in the Air Force, Air National Guard and Air Force. Because no for 17 years, so far allows from foreign policy. Today, even called to speak. The three readings were deli- versibly the Rev. Franklin Graham, an evangelical memoir, Tony Perkins, president of the conser- vance Family Research Council, and Marjorie Dunnarshburn, pres- ident of Susan R. Anthony Pro-Life America. Not with any Democrats in- cluded in the program despite Mr. Graham's long record of trying to work across his aisle on issues like immigration. There was a tune when he was a member of "every Senate gang," as Senator Dick Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, put it after his death, every major issue Gang of 6 or Gang of 14 that were to hope about his status of his materialism. But that was another one. There are no longer than gangs anyhow, and Mr. Graham's dis- ances with Democrats were more upping. His last major employee with Democrats and Republicans was ingestuant to further punish Rus- cia for its invasion of Ukraine, leg- ulation he sponsored along with Senator Dick Blumenthal, Democrat of Connecticut. A bipartisan group of senators announced be- fore the service that they had resolved a deal so that bill and pluments foreign from the law were done in the day in Mr. Graham's house. Many Democrats attended the service on Capitol Hill and at the cathedral, a testament to their lating affection for Mr. Graham and a and to his friend of the cap- til. Not on hand, however, was the core President Joseph R. Bobo Jr., who was once taken to Mrs. Graham but given unchanged when the sen- ator joined Mr. Trump's attacks on the son Elinor Bibbe. It said something involved the pecking order of Mr. Trump's Washington that his son Eric Trump and daughter-in-law Laura Trump were given seats in the front row along with the president and vice president, while the sen- oration of state and defense Marco Rubio and Pete Riegello, were relegated to the second row. Also on hand was Justice Rose M. Burroughs, whose confirmation is to the Supreme Court was ac- cued in part by Mr. Graham who became the most passionate de- centive during Senate hearings in 2020 when the nominee was ac- cued of virtually amounting a for- low student during high school. Mr. Trump used the excuses to share service, including the time he and Mr. Graham ran against such other in 2018 for the Republica- can presidential nomination, for one point, as an act of revenge for some harsh things. Mr. Graham had said, Mr. Trump gave the sen- ators' personal mobile phone number not publicly. This phone totally — I don't know what he did with it, but if en- cluded," Mr. Trump recalled. "That was the beginning of a friendship, as a way for it was Lindsay who had lost her laughs because, while I blew up his phone, she, for one day, we became great friends, and Lindsay did not stop calling me for the next 31 years." Mr. RUSSELL HILL WASHINGTON — Beneath the capital of the Senator Deidise Graham stood behind her other brother's rights annually in Penn- ing as she colleagues in Wash- ington and tributes to the South Car- reau Republicans. For the late Senator Lindsay Graham, who decided the result of he being never married, but never had the closest thing to a public opinion that he had. In an world hearlier and publication gathered in Washington to honor him, all years were on a number. Mr. Gra- ham, previously asked by a she- appreciate new education brother's serving empowerment and a cand- ish to a crowded Republican peo- rancy to succeed him. Mr. Graham maintained her own face in official memori- alized Mr. Graham, occasionally stulting her store with a tissue while the Republican colleagues shared stories of the longtime U.S. state's a larger-than-life person- iality. It wasn't until Mr. Graham ap- proached her brother's coffin in the Capitol. Because that must ap- proved to refute another chaste. Mr. Graham prescribes pains on the coffin dropped with an Ameri- can flag, her eyes waking up as she reached out to touch it. Mr. Graham, who was tapped on Our Henry McMaster days at her brother's death to serve as the interim Republican South Car- reau senator, since her President Trump's brother-in-law in the race to succeed him in the Senate. Mr. Graham died suddenly this month from what officials have per- timely and was never in his seat. She has told friends that she was campaigning for the job and because of personal ambition, but rather a desire to honor Mr. Gra- ham, who became her legal guard- and a child after their parents died. Still, Tuesday's back-to-back sevens on Capitol Hill and at the National Cathedral however, the last week of the election was the truth public effort for the first time and drive her being into the incredible race for his seat, all while she was her brother's nation death. For the President D. Vance and other Republicans delegated Mr. Graham at the Capitol, they were spoke closely to his niece, who had been his frequent com- panion at police, gatherings dur- ing his long political career. Senator John Thorne, Republica- cal of South Dakota, and the ma- jority leader, gave condolences to Mr. Graham and her family before he turned around the coffin and told, through tears. "I took for- tract to the days when you make us official again." In a prayer to the Graham family, Representative Sheri Biggs, Republican of South Carolina, asked that "Good company is show- sunk on Capitol Hill, but do not do worse." As Mr. Biggs left the podium, Mr. Graham gathered a most pres- ident denying from her necklace and mailed. Mr. Graham's sudden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. 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Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. 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Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. 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Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death has not in control a rapid primary to succeed him, as which Mr. Gra- ham is one of nine Republicans to rag for their party's nomination. In the process, Mr. Graham was appointed to be the first of his decisions. 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Mr. Graham's seat through the senate and the senate was a "big" and "big". Mr. Graham's maiden death[{"box_ A38 THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 Fallopian Tubes Can Be The Key in Preventing Cancer in the OvariesPress/Paper A1 We on doctor, Mr. Wynn said, had ever prevented fallopian tubes removed to her. They had surprising, Dr. Stone said, because most doctors (and the public) do not know about this new approach, even though professional groups like the American Cancer Society, the American College of Surgeons and the European Society of Gynecological Oncology have recently issued statements encouraging doctors to offer take-removal in the time of their abdominal surgery. The American Cancer Society's new working on a national campaign to make more women and doctors aware that take-removal can help prevent most ovarian cancers. But it's going plain to be the campaign next year, and there beyond in there, a spokeswoman. Women have, as inveigle, a 2 percent risk of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer among women mostly at all cancers. Screening is tied to early detection work (and, in the case of a 2 percent, Dr. Stone said, blood tests and advanced imaging have all failed. And most of the 20,000 women a year who receive a diagnosis of ovarian cancer have so known risk factors. By the time they find out why they have vague symptoms like bloating and abdominal pain, the cancer has spread throughout their home, surgery and chemotherapy — the cancer and treatments — are unlikely to cure them. The tumors start as much as the people of cancer cells that spill out of the whole and of the body. But what that is needed against one way? They must be every year of a life, when they grow and become lethal. Dr. Kien Long, an ovarian cancer specialist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital, shows those tiny cancer cells in cancer coming up from a regular and living age. Dr. Stone says they're like about stuff drifting down to a person's shoulders. That discovery, Dr. Long said, was a highfield moment for us. It explained why early diagnosis so often failed. Those tiny cells do not show up on ultrasound or blood imaging. But the timing that our scene is present are the medical community. "How do you take a critical discovery, one of the most critical discoveries in my lifetime, and more to the standard of care?" Dr. Stone asked. The first staking that most ovarian cancer starts in the fallopian tubes began in 2000 with a fourth Ph.D. student, Joseph Palk. He knew that women with certain mutations in either of two genes, BRCA1 or BRCA2, had a growth increased risk of ovarian cancer. Many doctors in time their women removed preventively to protect themselves. In Dr. Palk began studying the ovarian that the women chose to have removed, helping to study signs of cancer. Doctor's take-removal is often more removed (large in tube) at the same time, because although ovarian can not be without the tubes, the subsequent survival without ovarian cancer is the first time that he is in the hospital. Dr. Palk noticed something that improved him. He didn't see any precancerine cells in the ovarian, but he often found them in the tubes. The cells looked just like many stage ovarian cancer. The first time I realized that one of the common cancer starts in the fallopian tubes. "I was at a few conferences at the time as a Ph.D. student," Dr. Palk said. Most attention, he recalled, and "just a minute." Others, he added, were intrigued. Years of work followed. "I look a lot of cancer he up to feel really confident about cancer, including this people without a structure," Dr. Long said. There were critical questions. "When the tubes the source of cancer in women who had average risk? (The answer is yes.) Are such no common tubes? (Yes.) Does this operation change the volume? (No.) Dr. Long's opinion, a surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medicine, cautioned, though, that published a review were not enough to change practice. "There is a gap that many women having not take the form of the disease, but they are not having it implemented," he said. Dr. Stone said, "The common tubes affects fertility, doctors take care to explain the implications of the effects of ovarian cancer. They want to treat carefully, and the patient should be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get the first time to be able to get New, Broad, Through Cancer, a foundation in Cambridge, Mass., and the American Cancer Society are seeking to study at Women's
Dr. Rebecca Stone, a gynecological oncologist at Johns Hopkins, said Dr. Rebecca Stone, a gynecological oncologist at Johns Hopkins, said many don't know about fallopian tubes removed as a prevention.
From left: Dr. Kien Long, an ovarian cancer specialist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, New, Wynn, whose mother died of ovarian cancer after receiving a diagnosis at an advanced stage, and Rebecca Gasser, who had her fallopian tubes removed despite no family history. at Sloan-Kettering, MD Anderson Cancer Center and Johns Hopkins. Every woman scheduled for abdominal surgery is offered a chance to see a video explaining what is known about ovarian cancer, and in this kind of she'd like her tubes removed during her surgery, may woman can decline to watch the video or decline to have her fallopian tubes removed. Her instance if she is considering getting pregnant some day or more with intraabdominal with the idea of having a baseline body part removed. Rebecca Gasser, 55, who lives in Baltimore, saw the video recently when she came to Johns Hopkins for a preparation visit before having a hernia repair. She has no family history of ovarian cancer, she said, and no known genetic risk. And she had no idea that most ovarian cancer starts in the fallopian tubes. But after finding out, she said, "I was going to go ahead with it." Dr. Gasser removed her tubes on July 11. Dr. Long said she and Dr. Stone looked back over the medical record of the ovarian cancer patients to see how many had had abdominal surgery sometimes in the past. If they had been given the opportunity, they could know had their tubes removed, preventing their cancer. "We're a quarter had a missed opportunity," Dr. Long said. "Oh the good, it's hundreds of patients." Kristin Buser, 42, who lives near Annapolis, Md., is one of the first two training for a 10-kilometer race last year when her program was started. "Something was off," she said. "I had irritable bowel in man." But doctor had thought Mr. Buser had irritable bowel symptoms but next her for a 7-1 year "to take out anything weird," Mr. Buser said. She received a diagnosis on May 31 at last year, advanced ovarian cancer. Treatment so far has involved the surgeons, and rounds of chemotherapy and the rounds of immunotherapy. Pathologists discovered that her cancer had started in her left fallopian tube. She had had a cesarean 10 years ago, along with a tubal ligation, which a lot of tubes had. All are take them out. "They had me with open," Mr. Buser said. It would have been in many to remove her tubes. But, she said, "I refuse to look at that from the point of view of your, poor, gold ear." Instead, she added, she wants to tell her story to help others so they don't miss an opportunity to prevent ovarian cancer. "My biggest thing is life," Mr. Buser said, "is to move forward and stay positive." Conspiracy Theories on Foodborne Parasite Have Internet Jumping to ConclusionsBy TAYLOR HILL The public discussion around the cyclopsoc outbreak, the largest in U.S. history, initially focused on the impact of the virus and the disease in the world. What tools were affected? Then, suddenly, social media chapter kicked the consensus on the impact of the virus. Much of the online discussion turned — in the open of a single day — to whether the Trump administration was needling in the investigation that after the outbreak to the food producer Taylor Farms, which showed to infuse the March to a ripe PDC for President Trump and has a history of support of the virus. And days after the government first linked Taylor Farms to the diseases, the publication can arrive continued to make up a significant increase of the risk of the outbreak. More than 43 percent of the online conversation about Taylor Farms over the last week referred to the claims, according to research and biodefenses, an analytical company. The administration firmly he used any connection. The Department of Health and Human Services said in it, "that 'nothing inflicted on the disease except for the disease and the safety of the American people.' But the government's conflicting announcements have helped had the speculation." The review, particularly non-immune, says, often (not under) and spread publicly the cyclosporin situation, however, has been especially fertile ground. In the case of the disease, the disease is not a matter of the nature of the public health apparatus, so nothing does not be known as an unplanned produce company and a prevalent long accused of self-doubt. In disinteressate experts, the speed with which speculation about public health and human health. But funding conversations demonstrated how fully provided the online ecosystem has become a secret source and hundreds. "There is massive distrust right now in these institutions, outcrow you're tapering on top of that list." Social media chatter lurches into conjecture about politics.conspiracy theories that emerge as incredibly quickly as non-attended," said Timothy Caufield, a professor studying health administration at the University of California. Health officials were in multiple states have resided more than 11,000 confirmed as suspected cyclosporin infections this summer, but the true scale of the outbreak is difficult to discern. The parasite, steamified through trained food and water, causes empyema that can take days or weeks to emerge, making the origins difficult to determine. Federal health officials publicly linked Taylor Farms to the outbreak on July 10. Two days later, the Food and Drug Administration said a test of intended having letters that had been processed by Taylor Farms in Mexico, based cyclosporin. A day after that, however, the agency said that the finding was actually a false positive. Taylor Farms, which had already a voluntary recall of letters from 27 states, said that the FDA had apologized. The agency asked it hadn't, at least not officially, and added that there was a large number of long the producer to the outbreak. In the public back-and-orth satisfied, social media users also discovered the 12 million deaths from Taylor Farms' corporate parent to MAGA Inc., one of the main major PACA supporting the promotion. The company reported the Trump 'women' were deputy director of White House personnel. Taylor Farms executives said with officials from the White House and the F.D.A. the same day the company was first linked to the outbreak. There, they sought to distance the company home. Taylor Farms' links to conversations and people online to claim, without evidence, that the Trump administration had a hand in the field, a walking hole in the center — perpetually as a good group for the company's financial backing. Some of the point were toward hundreds of thousands of times. (Peak letters said in a blog post that a third of the social references to the political rumors seemed to originate from hot accounts.) John Dewey, a spokesman for the White House, said in an email that "any action that the White House or Trump administration would ever compromise on the health and safety of the American people is absolutely false." Taylor, who did not directly address the online rumors but said in a statement that it would "continue to be transparent up more information on recent treatment and that not to buy it, an initial suspicion of a product had been confirmed positive for cyclosporin." Scientists knew said that false information on common drugs will be the plethysm, a difficult process that they said had likely been undermined by one to include surveillance programs as well as funding limitations and staffing shortages at state and local public health departments. F.D.A. Officials Says the Food Supply Is Safe, Though Cyclosporiasis Cases Keep ClimbingBy JULIE MCDOWELL Even at the number of cyclosporin cases on the United States list, even in 1990, top health regulators named that consumers could still look what they were eating. "The U.S. food supply is safe," Donald Frazer, the acting deputy commissioner for food at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, told atmanine Monday at the annual meeting of the International Association of Food Protection. "However, there's a surge of challenges," he said, referring to the cyclosporin outbreak that have sickened more than 1,000 people across the country. "It will take a little time. But we do believe we're taking action and we're protecting public health." It has been a rough summer that it comes to foodborne illnesses. Nearly 500 people have been approved of both subcosts, leading to the recall last week of 19,000, suggesting a link to part of the outbreak. At U.S. call infection and traced to some organic thio- tors, and earlier in the summer, a 10,000 outbreak led to the recall of serious and disease. Hill, the outbreak of cyclosporin, now sweeping up, country one top of mind for the hundreds of thousands of elderly patients for their annual conference in New Orleans. "One of the things I'm personally concerned about, we're starting to have more and more of these outbreaks than in the United States," German State, the senior director of food safety and quality. The product manufacturer, Food Express, said, "is a big part of discussion. 'I am concerned that we may not have really hit the peak of the outbreaks.'" Access to the conference panels, the food industry, and the industry, has a participant expressed concern that the vast causes of the ongoing multiple cyclosporin outbreaks may never be known. "We're understanding the certain products or other foods because contaminated in the first place, some said they have not been caught out because of what we have had deemed cyclosporin caused." for consumers. Our pocket of the cyclosporin outbreak that has selected 1,500 people and hospitalized 18 has been linked to nothing before a grown in Mexico and served at some 7,000 facilities. That led Taylor Farms, the country's largest oil producer supplier, to voluntarily recall lettuce shipped to 12 states. The F.D.A. identified a new outbreak that has is denied at least 75 people, according to an update period to the agency's website last week. At the same time, health officials in North Carolina are trying to track down an outbreak that they do not believe is related to the iceberg lettuce served at 7,000 facilities, but that has resulted in more than 100 cases of cyclosporin in the state. They are eyeing parsley, cilantro and lettuce as potential culprit them. Even though regulators have identified iceberg lettuce from Mexico as the source, the use of the outbreaks and that lettuce has been recalled, the number of cases of cyclosporin and of unrelated outbreaks keeps climbing. Mr.
Printe of the F.D.A. said: "Once we've identified the contaminated product, we will, at course, need to initiate and effectuate recalls, removing the contaminated product on the market, and recommend a safe market because investigations," he said. "We're right in the middle of all of that." But if identifying the food that is the source of cyclosporin outbreaks is difficult, preventing where and how the contamination occurred at even more discharging, many scientists in attendance at 1,000 people in a parasite that spreads through human feces, and it's not for investigation to bring a precise source of contamination. Produce — whether cilantro, lucerne or body grease — is impacted nearly every day from other countries. When two separate cyclosporin outbreaks in 2020 and 2020 were traced back to its body in green, Fresh Express took a hard look at what was happening in some fields in Mexico where some of its produce was grown. The company found that some remove and workers needed increased education around new cyclosporin on wet spread, Mr. Rose of Fresh Crop fields behind a Taylor Farms processing facility in Doctor More, Mexico. The company's product has been linked to part of the outbreak. Express said: "We needed to focus and emphasize training and help the employees, help the individuals, understand why it is important and what is cyclosporin and how much occur," he said. The company hired additional people to misuse/undiscount in the fields were being regularly used and trained. Employees were told to throw out gloves more frequently. Hand washing stations that featured jingles that needed to be turned by hand were answered as the employees could turn faucets as using out their forearms. But Fresh Express has also examined where the water that it uses is a region crops in the United States comes from, in the Salmon Valley in California. Mr. Rose said, there is what he called perplexative water, which is recycled or evacuation wastewater, has has been treated and used for irrigation. "In our case," he said, "we try to stop away from perplexative irrigation water." THE NEW YORK TIMES NATIONAL WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2020 9 A18 Georgia Teen, 14 at Time of Deadly School Shooting, Sentenced to Life in PrisonBy RICK ROAN and WENDY BENTUCK ATLACTA — A Georgia teenager was sentenced on Tuesday to life, in prison for carrying out an attack on the high school that ended two students and two teachers and left a trial of grief in a suburban community near Atlanta. A judge decided that the boy, Colt Gray, now 16, should spend the rest that life in prison without the possibility of parole. He had pleaded guilty last week to 23 charges, including murder and aggravated assault, in connection with the 23 d shooting of Apalache on High School in Whalley. On the other hand, he had responded his freshness year. The guilty plea passed Whalley's small city northward of Atlanta, the uncertainty of a trial. But the police started blaming the Apalache days. Agonizing victim stigma statements and other testimony concerned the panic and anguish in the house after the shooting, the police said, "I never had any views and the liabilities of those killed, and the downward uproar on a different path to a life but not the psychological support he urgently needed." At the start of the hearing, Judge Nicholas Primus of Barren County Superior Court said his discretion was limited. By statute, Mr. Gray would receive a fine sentence, but it was up to the judge to determine whether Mr. Gray would ever be eligible for parole. In Tuesday, Judge Primus said that he had weighed Mr. Gray's age and immaturity as well as his workplace struggle, against the diversity of his attack. His crimes, done in pursuit of infamy, the judge said, passed the Gray in two irreduenced sexual wantment: "You understood the horror of what you were going to do," Judge Primus said. "You wrote, I want to make history. I want people to remember the pain I cannot do, there are not succeeded — the pain that you claim (more this sentence will be unlikely to disappear in the lifetime.)" In the judge spoke, Mr. Gray did not react. But finally members of victims, survivors and others were able to measure of mind, tired and continued as soon as the judge and Mr. Gray should never be released from prison. Mr. Gray had been scheduled to go on to the U.S. and, but the charge in a physical term antroquility, especially given that his interest had been restricted in March of murder and involuntary manslaughter, among other charges. The shooting — the deadliest school shooting in Georgia history — attracted national attention because prosecutors succeeded in making the failure to do so. It was impossible for the attack. Prosecutors presented the shooting but can virtually indifferent access to the weapon used in the attack — to life given as a Christmas gift — and failing to heed signs of his oath detestanting needed health. The failure's sentencing hearing is a sentence to begin on Thursday. During the father's trial and in the recent sentencing testimony, prosecutors presented a sense of witnesses and evidence that produced the shooting on Sept. 4, 2024, as the culmination of years of escalating family turmoil and a growing closeness with violence by the younger Mr. Gray. Well before the shooting, Mr. Gray would have violent outbursts and flashes of overwhelm- Father was convicted of murder for allowing access to firearms. ing anxiety, family members crouched. He told them that he'd hear voices urging him to act aggressively. Mental health experts said he had been affected by the persistent isolation and neglect of his childhood. But they also said he was malingering and that the symptoms he described seemed exaggerated or highly improbable. The hearing voices only on familiar days of the week. They testified that they believed the first or have schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. In a search of his home immediately after the shooting, investigators found a college on his bedroom wall of photographs of the 10-year-old perpetrator of the attack at a high school in Parkland, Fla., in 2019 and were clipping or hated to that shooting, in which 17 people were killed. He had also left detailed plans. In the sentencing hearing, prosecutors showed other figures during the 1969-70 trial and, apparently, unnotched, that the two could not be included with the previous Prosecutors shared recordings from phone calls with his mother from jail in which Mr. Gray testified the university he had gained from the attack. "I'm in the big buggies, but I'm told the mother, at our point comprising himself in the mass who attempted to assassinate President Trump in 2024." Well, his maternal grandmother, Deborah Polliaman, testified that she had seen some improvements while he was in jail. He had a resume and psychological treatment and medication — things she said, he did not have before. "He's blurring," Mr. Polliaman said. "He's more like the Colt I saw growing up." In the years before the shooting, Mr. Gray had spent much of his childhood pushed by turbulence. He enrolled in seven schools over four years, in his family bounced between homes, sometimes because of eviction. His mother struggled with substance abuse and legal troubles. His family eventually quit, when his younger sisters living with their mother and he with his father, until his father gained note carefully of all three. When Mr. Gray was in middle school and living in a nearby county, sheriff's deputies visited his home after the F.B.I. travel on anonymous thence about a school shooting made on an online message based on his address. But the investigators was dropped after the way could not be tentatively connected to the posts. In 2024, after missing his eighth-grade year entirely, Mr. Gray started Apalache on a freshman. There, he attended a specially государств, and a specially several weeks into the academic year, was Mr. Gray's little house day. In the sentencing hearing, some survivors, like Nadie Griffith, compared alternative women to imagining 4:00. Gray had held all. Maybe, she said, he would have found a place for himself on campus and found friends. "If you had just waited," said Mr. Griffith, a student of Apalache. She also would not have gone through painful operations and physical therapy to try to regulate the life of her hand. "I wonder if the person I ate today," she said, "is the person I would have heard the shooting had not occurred." Anissa Rehberg, the principal, described the chaos caused by the shooting. "He turned and members and unpromptly paramedics and caregivers," she recalled. And she described the lasting consequences beyond the entire lives and many physical injuries. But the hundreds of students whose ability to learn was disciplined along after the shooting was over. "He destroyed what once left the the most safe and secure place," Mr. Rehberg said. "He stole the ability to focus and not conceal. He turned out sometimes about 'Where should we eat after the football game?' rate 'Is it even safe enough to go?'" Because of that, she told the judge, "he deserves the hardest consequences." Standing in the courtroom, some saw an opportunity to speak directly to Mr. Gray, as he sat down a few feet away. She sought to convey the fury and the grief they blame him for. "I'm angry at how carefully you are," Anissa Wallace, the sister of Mason, Gheersheff, a 16-year-old student who was killed, said in court. She described the videos and photographs that last seen from that day of Apalache — harrowing images learned into the mind. "You saw him scared and cussing," Mr. Wallace said. "And then you go to order to shoot him in the head."
The Newport Beach City Council discussed reentering beach scenes after a weekly fall in the period by a social media "fahoever." Raucous Ken 'fahoever' Prompts City in California To Consider Line in SandFrom Page A1 hunter by young people But it is also because the latest from in a long-running debate about who controls one of California's most previous resources is a coastline. Similar battles have played out as other beachfront communities across the country, including in Florida's Panhandle and in New York. Although condoms urged City Council members to consider a wide range of solutions, such as further restricting short-term events and holding parents accountable for terms, there's no one in that nearly all of them, including Mr. Cohen, agreed on. "I'd have to be seriously consider hearing which and pedestrian access to the peninsula on the north of July," she said. In California, the public's right of access to the beaches is different in the state Constitution. But the specific right governing that access — and how these rules are enforced — are often a point of contention among women, among property owners and household communities. Beachfront real estate has become increasingly expensive, with Newport Beach homes lighting as average only price of $12 million, according to Ellen Brumford's report. They buy for $100 million to live peacefully, with ocean views. At the same time, Californians' CorrectionsNOTESAs in the 1st July 21, since how a smaller of the previous national, California in the New York City, unattainable the agency (the authorized parents supporting an e-charter of a تعليمate and body-cleaning case), it was the New York State Health Department, not the New York City Health Department. Before are corrected during the post-convention possible, or some person must be written on his registered or all cultures. Contact the Newsroom To contact the newsroom regarding correction requests, please send corrections@netimes.com. who were lived in coastal cities since were moving under attack to fast-growing suburbs in the Riverside and San Bernardino in the city, or even out of state, to order the Phoenix and Las Vegas. No related events or restrictions to the beach are one of the few common places from panelling, dangerous heat. Sylvia Dominguez, 28, who was sitting under a beach vent looking at the waves on the Balboa Peninsula in early July, said the police finally outwired him the Island Eastern every summer. She had seen the dramatic footage of police officers on horseback breaking the crowds of revolvers on July 4, and the battle-tower ship it would direct condoms. But the sand it would not be fair to cut off access to the peninsula in the area as major fatality simply because one had gone away. "It happened once. That doesn't mean it's going to keep happening," she said. Locals say that summertime crowds have become unattended, with roads often so packed that they can barely have their watercolor. The handcrafted thousands of visitors, they say, would have a learning-trade and the wind materials that shouldn't be beyond any location in the sand. Leaders of California beach of teachers tried to listen parking near the shore, each go down by reducing the current water, parlor as and which there are behind on the the way down the floor again in 1987. In Laguna Beach, just watch the Newport Beach, city officials probably to estimate 100 feet of spring to battle. Residents have sought to bring visitors from parking on side streets, prompting clashes over whether these areas are less effectively than access to the sand itself. There, and in Middle Eastern, with a special need, the watercolored property owners trying to do the right, intelligence, learning the range. Legal fights are blocked from roads for common, such as a deciduousing conflict over access to beaches in Hilliard Ranch, near Santa Barbara. Such efforts have often met opposition from the powerful California Council Commission, which since 1972 has been tasked with protecting the beach and public access to it. Newport Beach has been an outraged to such fights. A floodings, a plan to remove wood-burning fire rings from two of its large
beaches span into a regulatory proxy war over public beach access and air quality corrections. Today, Newport Beach has some bonfire rings that burn wood and water that require charcoal. More recently, in an effort to discourage overly behavior, Newport Beach increased fines for drinking on the beach, restricted the size of beach shades and boosted penalties on the owners of short-term rental properties for good maintenance. The city also began a public messaging campaign called "Not in Newport" to aid young visitors to take their false identification cards and illegal brews to elsewhere. Most of that was enough on July 4. Over the course of the hard day weekend, more than 420,000 people flooded onto the city's window, which have long been party destinations on summer holidays. The police made more than 400 arrests, including the 150 arrests after illegal behavior escalations on July 4 later. At the City Council meeting days later, the police cited showed a slide comparing Newport Beach's response to the social media "fahoever" with similar incidents in other cities. In Raleigh, N.C. and in St. Louis, the police made dozens of arrests and they also responded to multiple shootings at each gathering, including at least one that was final. "I would like to note there were no shootings, or serious injuries." A public right of access to the beach is in California law.that occurred, no structures burned in the ground," said Beryl Bates, the city's police chief. "Newport Beach had a very long time since the enforcement response." The events in Newport Beach were hard to predict, officials said Mayor Lauren Kenyon said that the nation sees that flagged plans for similar unenactment gatherings in some city. Huntington Beach and at Riott's Berry Farm, an Or- ange County theme park. Another main gathering of Newport Beach, planned for Sunday night, was discussed online. The Newport Beach police department approved 500 officers, including from other departments. But the expected crowd never showed up. Still, members of the City Council said that they were open to the camp out ways to block or control traffic only the Balboa Peninsula on the peddlers. "We got to be onwards of something that is amazing, but we don't own it and we don't control it. We don't. We mayor you took two months at the meeting. If that was the option: put a plan on the Peninsula, so that the bridge, for my reason, I'd be right there." The two shipments came from the communities, such as high parking lines and condoms/rappursements in the Hunters in New York, would be unlikely to pass long winter in California. The hothouse said she had watched me to the Council Commission to discuss the role not what kind of regulations the city could impose. 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Project Was Under Budget and Completed Early. (Believe It or Not.)By STEPHANIE CHENNew York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the architect of some of the most expensive transit projects in the world, has not been typically known to its fragility or practicality. What is why is seemed appropriate on Monday for Gen. Kathy Hochul to celebrate a rare feat for the agency: the completion of a nearly billion-dollar Metro-North Rail Road project that came in well under budget and five years ahead of schedule. For an agency-passed by building the most expensive side of train took on the plane, a question comes to mind: Should I? "I asked the same question, and the answer to you," Mr. Hochul said, standing on the 125th Street platform in East Harlem, overlooking the new work. The project, which involved replacing badly weathered sections of a 15-mile viaduct between East 150th Street and the Harlem River Lab Bridge, was originally expected to take about nine years and cost $900 million. Construction began in October 2001. The project, a major rehabilitation of the Park Avenue Viaduct, replaced over 12,000 feet of elevated railroad track and utilization, here that was built since the century ago. The four-track bridge carried all Metro-North train traffic into and out of Grand Central Terminal in Midtown Manhattan, about 750 trains and 100,000 passengers a day only on the corridor. Jamie Ladler, the authority's chief executive, said the timeline was cut drastically because of a recent condition because he'd had a bowed crown to build much of the replacement structure off site, then transport and lower the concrete segments onto the viaduct with the use of instrument cause coalesignory systems. The time savings also helped the agency finish the project in nearly $200 million less than anticipated, he said. "This is now technology that's never done used in New York at this scale before," he said, creating flatman, the contractor who won the bidding process to lead the work. (Halman is also part of the joint venture leading construction of the next phase of the second Avenue railway expansion.) The M.T.A. audit conducted the project over 28 weekends by receiving two of four tracks from service to haul the 190,000 passenger table into place. The announcement was the most agency's latest attempt to become chief from a long history of missed deadlines and tailored budgets, as it moves forward with
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE NEW YORK TIMES Gen. Kathy Hochul said that quick work of a key project showed that government can be effective. a record 888 billion capital plan designed to shore up the regional aging railway, but and consumer aid road network. It also comes at a critical time for the authority, which is determined to prove that it can efficiently build major projects, including a 57 billion extension of the Second Avenue railway train, Manhattan and a 53.1 billion train connecting Brooklyn and Queens. The viaduct repair work is part of a larger effort to rebuild the escalated Grand Central Jersey, the four-mile stretch between Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and the century-old infrastructure north of the transit hub. Metro-North is the second busiest commerce rail road in the country. What the success of the viaduct repair suggests for future projects is less clear, said Tom Wright, the president of the Regional Plan Association, an influential urban planning group. Under past leadership at the M.T.A., it was common for the agency to underestimate construction costs and therefore because it was politically expedient. "They really knew things would never get done so that time frame or that price," Mr. Wright said of past projects, such as the Long Is- land Rail Road extension known as East Side Access, which was completed in 2003, after years of study and technology costs. Mr. Ladler, who officially became head of the agency a year earlier, finished the project. "The M.T.A. is getting much better at doing there," Mr. Wright said. But he questioned whether he expedited timeline for the viaduct project suggest it they may be "over-compensating in the other direction now." The authority has had schooling challenges at other ongoing projects. The agency said in October that an expansion of Metro-North rail service to four new stations in the Bronx could be delayed by three years, because of construction delays that it blamed on aircraft, the national rail service that were the tracks. The new stations — of North Point, Parkchester, Morris Park and Co-op City — would represent Metro-North's biggest expansion since the 1990s. "It's not a secret that we've had difficulty on other projects where there were other railroads," Mr. Ladler said. The train Ladler, a spokeswoman for demand, said the rail service structure is permitted to working with the M.T.A. "America is located on building stations, tunnels, and bridges, not assigning blame," she said. Weather ReportMetropolitan Forecast
Highlight: Significant Rain Into SundayA frontal boundary will not cut near the Gulf Coast this week. The continued sunset is a target of tropical moisture will lead to rain and mud thunderstorms from Louisiana through northern and central Florida. Some localities that get impacted storms may last in the course of six inches of rain by the weekend. Deserupors may cause flash flooding and travel delays.
National ForecastA slow-moving storm will spread heavy rain across the Northeast today. Flooding will be possible, particularly in low-lying and post-natal-age areas. Sputty thunderstorms will extend along the side of the East Coast through Florida. Afternoon thunderstorms will also develop across the Rocky Mountains, and some of these storms may produce gusty winds and rain. "The rest of the United States will be dry. A growing heat dense over the central and western parts of the nation will bring temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above those typical of late July. From Nevada to Florida, low temperatures will stay elevated, and some places may set second-high minimum temperatures. Summer we will be also short in the West Coast and Great Lakes. Metropolitan ForecastTOBAY Rain, a thunderstorm High 75, it will be heated with periodic rain, occasionally heavy, and a thunderstorm in spots. Rain and storms will bring the risk of flash flooding. Temperatures will be below normal. THANKSY A couple of showers Low 66, it will be mostly clouds overnight with a couple of showers in spots. Winds will hit north-northeast and is 12 miles per hour. Temperatures will be a few degrees below average. THUNDERAN A couple of showers High 75, blaming clouds will give way to a two of clouds and ourselves in the afternoon. There may be a couple of showers in spots. Temperatures will be 20 degrees below normal. FREDDY Women with a shower We weather will continue with a shower in spots. It will be rather clouds, but it will warmer than previous days. Winds will be north-northeast at 4 to 8 in a h. High 80. VOLUNTEERSUNDAY Partly every Saturday On, weather will return to the area on Saturday, with intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 80. Sunday will be mostly cloudy with a thunderstorm in spots. High 80.
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COLUMBIA | MICHELLE GOLDBERG A Setback for the MAGA Media TakeoverIn 1998, the attorney Norm Eason was on his way into the Supreme Court as part of the legal team fighting to preserve birthright citizenship when he got a search on the actor Mark Rollins. Along with several others in the entertainment industry, Rollins was searching for some way to stop the people using the Newsm Paramount and Warner Bros., which would leave the World's back-up David Ellison in charge of two of the big five major movie studios, as well as HBO Max and CNN. After targeting Paramount, CNN parent company, in 1953, Ellison delighted Donald Trump by including the interview editor Bart Wilson, says CBS News, throwing "60 minutes" and once programs take over. "Aunty's more than the young people," "Sloves alpha male," coming from that he'd "tuneone for an early summer more closely with MAGA messaging." Ellison's willingness to cater to the president — he threw a party in Trump's house as April — is almost untimely why Trump's Justice Department, and the former former former director, especially coworking career officials who warned it would violate antitrust law. Should the merger go forward, many in Hollywood warrant, the new media help, needs would, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount, and the former former director, especially those who have been a good deal with the Newsm Paramount. No one was quite sure how the consolidation could be threatened. In Hollywood, and Rollins, the model who both made a real opportunity. When Trump returned back into office, he seemed, for a moment, like a cultural as well as a political component, ushering in a much-dominated role shift. When his corrupt Justice Department gossed the merger, Ellison's success seemed inevitable. Besides, many in the industry were deeply wary of Warner Bros. other states, Netflix, which they feared would put fewer movies in theaters. With Ellison about to become one of the most powerful men in movies, many seemed reluctant to close him. "Most of Hollywood's hate to say it, they just laid down," Rollins told me. Eason, a lawyer who's emerged as a sort of attorney general for the anti-Trump resistance, thought there was a path to stopping the merger, and saw an imperative to try "Classically one of the things that you see in a dwindling democracy" of the takeover's forward-creep existing oligarchs' support of the lawful, not just, Harry Ford. Image had played out in Boston, Turkey and Hungary and now it seemed that the name dynamic was coming to America. What happened next, however, demonstrates the importance of not surrendering to authoritarianism prematurely. In a phone call on the Supreme Court steps, Eason drafted an open letter denouncing the merger and celebrating reports that state attorneys general were scrutinizing it, tacitly encouraging them to take Paramount to court. Some leading Hollywood figures, including J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Ben Miller, signed on, a Times guest essay that Rollins helped write said, "Despite appearances, the end of this story hasn't been written," he was right. This month, he used by a growing movement, J.J. Abrams and attorneys general used to stop Ellison's Warner Brothers takeover, arguing that it violated antitrust law. “Historically, it's unusual for the states to take the lead on antitrust enforcement actions,” reported Vantely. But the case was strong enough that last week, a California judge issued a temporary restraining order getting the merger on hold, and on Friday, Paramount, which had hoped to close the drug by the which Paramount agreed to pay Warner Bros. shareholders about $7 million a day (the deal isn't closed by Sept. 30). Should the deal stay on until next June, Paramount could be cut almost $2 billion. The lawsuit could also put pressure on Paramount to make, perhaps by running off CNN and making guarantees that would protect jobs in Hollywood. In an interview with Boston, Bob Bostin, California's attorney general, said it wouldn't be enough for Ellison to put the up-court of CNN, but that such a move would "definitely have value." The move possibly to that the deal could be defeated, said Rollins, has strengthened revenues in Hollywood. After Paramount announced its pains, hold-off TBA, the union that represents actors, broadcasters and recording artists, finally voted to oppose the merger. There's a growing understanding, said Rollins, that it wasn't assumed the crowd by MAGA, "you're dreamed. If you fight, at least you have a fighting chance. And they're losing their grip on power. They're losing their grip on their narrative." As Trump took over two similar bats, to does his dream of reminding America's culture in the image. That's the lesson for Eason, too: that Trump is bearable if you take a page from his playbook and flood the once-with opposition. In Trump's second term, Eason's 60-person smile, Democracy Defenders, has been involved in one of the most consequential legal beliefs against Trump, protecting birthright citizenship, ending Trump's "weapon-manner" state fund, blocking the Justice Department's attempt to compromise election plans for the next year, and stopping Trump's name off the Kennedy Crusade. “They're all about the demons of our democracy,” said Eason. “And in some ways, the Paramount Warner Bros. case is an important as any of them.” Eason, a lawyer who's emerged as a sort of attorney general for the anti-Trump resistance, thought there was a path to stopping the merger, and saw an imperative to try "Classically one of the things that you see in a dwindling democracy" of the takeover's forward-creep existing oligarchs' support of the lawful, not just, Harry Ford. Image had played out in Boston, Turkey and Hungary and now it seemed that the name dynamic was coming to America. What happened next, however, demonstrates the importance of not surrendering to authoritarianism prematurely. In a phone call on the Supreme Court steps, Eason drafted an open letter denouncing the merger and celebrating reports that state attorneys general were scrutinizing it, tacitly encouraging them to take Paramount to court. Some leading Hollywood figures, including J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Ben Miller, signed on, a Times guest essay that Rollins helped write said, "Despite appearances, the end of this story hasn't been written," he was right. This month, he used by a growing movement, J.J. Abrams and attorneys general used to stop Ellison's Warner Brothers takeover, arguing that it violated antitrust law. “Historically, it's unusual for the states to take the lead on antitrust enforcement actions,” reported Vantely. 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Or when the chorus of condemnation is had enough already without leading our voices to it. But anyone who cares about Israel's well-being shouldn't be silent about anti-Palestinian settler terrorism in the West Bank and the nothing-need to be one-hour policy of Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister. That's not only because the terrorism is a menace to Palestinian lives and property, or an affront to Jewish ethics, or a stain on Israel's reputation – though it's all those things. It's also a driver than to Israel's security and sentiment, and then to Zionism itself. That's the point of a public letter to President Trump (issued Sunday by Nhatia Vikas), a retired deputy chief of staff of the Israel Defense Forces, on behalf of an organization that includes hundreds of retired senior-Israel officers. "Whereas our security agencies excel in dealing with Hamas and other West Bank Palestinian force groups, they are severely constructed when it comes to Jewish terrorists," the letter notes. "It is no secret that certain members of our central government or chocolate much of this chaos, including by shuffling their followers – who are armed and driven by persuasive impulses – from the law and its enforcement." "Unless personal swiftly and deceptively, the letter bluntly warns, 'vacuating violence' in the West Bank is poised to ignite the region and carries severe ramifications for both Israeli security and U.S. regional interests." That vitality was again brought home last week, when extremist settlers went on a campaign in several Palestinian villages, reportedly writing for to ensure and free-managed, attacking a dramatizing lawyer and cosmonauting ethos as to of outright terrorism. That followed an incident in which two Palestinian-antives invades were killed after a customary Jewish terrorism is a menace to Palestinians and a threat to Zionism itself.
tion involving a group of Israeli who, without prior coordination, had reopposed into an area under Palestinian civil control. "The sort of speech has become routine. As The Times of Israel reports, 'the CIA's recorded 947 incidents of nationalism come back under violence in 2017.' That's up front 442 the previous year. Netanyahu's answer to all this, as he told CNN's Shina Raab, is that the violence is the work of about 30 "jewish-independent" and that he doesn't accept "explanation." But it's jeopardized, so think that a government that can assassinate a Hamas today is a 350-man Eisenhower Raab itself unable to contain a wave of Jewish imagery. If the prime minister wanted to end the problem, he could "also fearlessly, he would prefer not to." That's largely because the Liked Party deceded on the job between the two and the three prime settlers led by Tomasz Rios-Gry, the minister of national security, and Ronald Smotnick, the finance minister, and Netanyahu has learned to stay away Israel politics by never letting go of his right hand. In an interview, Erna Shams-Kimm, who spent many years in the U.S. by Military Advocate from a US Corps and is now with the Israel Democracy Institute (an whose address is Israel Day), asked for action specific to certain 30 Netanyahu's cabinet that have brought Israel to this point. That among them is Defense Minister Israel Klark's refusal to sue administration determines a legal function in suspected Jewish terrorism. On the 22nd, the current head of Israel's internal security service, avoids the term "Jewish terror" in favor of the explanation "kristians." And Rios-Gry is himself a product of the same unless that produced the rampaging settlers. "Everyman knows the mean," Shams-Kimm said, "and it legitimates the kind of conduct." That's what makes Vikas's letter significant, particularly during the same week that the prime minister visits Washington to meet with Trump. Vikas is so graciously. He served in a previous Netanyahu government in the minister of Social Force defense and was most of the commander who, 50 years ago this month, liberated Jewish hostages in the Ezevibe raid. But like many other patriotic Israelis, he's aghast of a government that preachates the prime minister's political needs and the solidarity ideological abominates over the role of law. There is an immediate danger in that the spiraling West Bank violence could easily produce a thief infelish that an exhausted Israel can not afford immunity or diplomatically, to say nothing of the human cost in both Israeli and Palestinian lives. There's a still greater long-term risk that the Netanyahu government's success making for Jewish lawmakers and terrorism leads to what the scholar and diplomat Michael Oren, in a prescuer Commentary essay from 2008, called "the home-charging of sovereignty". Any nation in the first forced segment of the citizenry are either unleashed or untouchability the law – in Israel's case, not just radical settlers and ultra-Orthodox draft thinkers but also Arab citizens both empowered by law enforcement – is no the road to be wrecked of a misdemeanour. That's when every group is a law sent itself and the state's powers, including its monopoly on the use of force, will not. I've written before that the purpose of Zionism – for which I'm a lifelong director of a Jewish self-star. "Neither rule by others nor rule over others." It's why I still believe in a Palestinian state, even if the confidence for a law probably for all. It's why I must be really believe in a Jewish state, governed by law and recognizing limits. Under this broad government, that's slipping away. LETTERS Immigration Crackdown and the CaregiversTO THE EDITOR By "Migrant Policy Creating Crisis in Public Care" (Grant page, July 22) The heartbreaking information to the caregiving workforce caused by the Trump administration's ruthless campaign against immigrants are poised to get even worse. That fall, the Labor Department is expected to share regulations stripping that major wage and overtime protection to more than 40 million home care workers. These workers, disproportionately immigrant women, provide vital care to seniors and people with disabilities – shooting with basic activities like bathing, and a major crisis and economic management and enabling them to remain at home instead of going to institutionalized settings. These wages are already among the men in the U.S. work force. Coupled with anticipated costs, Mishraid benefits for sickness care, startling workers' pay to the hour will exacerbate the move in an industry facing a severe labor shortage. As your article demonstrates, each worker pushed out of caregiving knows behind not just indecency and good but also deep uncertainty about who will stop in to deliver needed care. COLLINS THOMAS, NEW YORK The writer is a senior counsel at the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union. TO THE EDITOR For about 20 years at the end of their lives, my parents lived with me, my husband and our daughter. Both of us were provided in our home, in hospice care, in their 90s. Your consultant and is about the effects of immigration in the United States, on its own care facilities, but the loss of immigrant workers can create a crisis for families to play for loved ones at all. As my parents because ill and unable to care for themselves, we exited an two-parttime aides, including our brain and it was only because of those wonderful women that we maintained our living arrangement for so long. They provided personal care, drive my parents to organizations and assist us compassionate companions. These women mailed my parents to contact with people who loved them. They allowed me to continue working and contributing to our family's financial stability. They mailed our daughter to enjoy a close relationship with her grandparents that sustains her own love. Although my parents champion to this care, it was expensive – and the changes brought by the Trump administration's third-tail to internationalism would. We will regret the loss of immigrant workers from NASA bountern get old. MARILYN TOLL, PRINCETON, N.J. Canceling GrantsTO THE EDITOR By "Politics Cost After States U.S. Grants" (Business, July 29) So much of what the Trump administration has done is reprehensible, but canceling grants to states that did not vote for Donald Trump is over the top. How can Republicans downturn for OK with this? How can anyone who believes in democracy be OK with it? How much more damage is this administration going to do before Republicans find a shred of decency or respect for the rule of law? When will they say to Mr. Trump, "thought?"? I despise. TERRY MALONE, LOS ANGELES No Politics in UniformTO THE EDITOR By "In State in Hispanic's Portage, an Admiral Rebel on Politics" (Grant page, July 27) Avoiding partisan bias in political activity applies to all active-slavery members of the armed services, not just senior officers. In 27 years of service that ended 19 years ago, I took pride in the fact that none of my colleagues knew my specific, our did I know there. Nor did I care. Nor did they ever just care since the mission. STEPHEN CHAMBERLIN, WESTERN DISTRICT, N.Y. This writer is a natural opinion in the U.S. Grant Guard. Rediscover ResilienceTO THE EDITOR By "The Establishment of the United States," by Stephen Marche (Opinion grant essay, July 12) Mr. Marche offers a narrative of hope that the allied nationhood endeavement faces common resilience and that their ability to withstand, outsmart and outlast the Trump term, with its harmful, cruel and abettable health policies and actions. I wonder: What about those of us in the United States who must endure more than an additional years of the wreckage that we wake up in every morning? Can we find similar resilience to us today, not just another human gauge of the unknown sense? MARTHA L. BASSETT, BOSTON No Politics in UniformTO THE EDITOR By "In State in Hispanic's Portage, an Admiral Rebel on Politics" (Grant page, July 27) Avoiding partisan bias in political activity applies to all active-slavery members of the armed services, not just senior officers. In 27 years of service that ended 19 years ago, I took pride in the fact that none of my colleagues knew my specific, our did I know there. Nor did I care. Nor did they ever just care since the mission. STEPHEN CHAMBERLIN, WESTERN DISTRICT, N.Y. This writer is a natural opinion in the U.S. Grant Guard. temperate good mental health for everyone – those with and without mental health diagnoses. Activities such as volunteering and performing acts of kindness for others are also powerful ways to support mental health. One study randomly assigned individuals with anxiety and depression symptoms either to practice a set of cognitive-behavioral therapeutic exercises or to engage in acts of kindness before others. Both approaches reduced anxiety and depression, but the kindness group improved more, suggesting that focusing on someone else by other methods of treatment is a key factor in the future. Which brings us to life's meaning. The most meaningful that people feel their lives, the more resilient they are when facing Our mental health obsession is harming us.stress and the lower their risk of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and suicide. Finding meaning is often characterized as a contemplative exercise, something a-creed at through deep deliberation. In while our ability to turn around and ponder the mental spectrum makes them unique in our quest for meaning, finding meaning tends to involve unwanted-oriented actions. That's because we feel the most meaningful when we are doing things that provide social significance – a sense that we matter, that we play an important role in other people's lives. We should be thankful for the progress of ever made on mental health and continue to improve access to effective treatment. But we should also try to spend less time stuck in our health and more interest in the world, pursuing the kinds of activities that support mental health without making us so discussed with it. Stop Pathologizing Ordinary LifeClay Readledge A research group taught who directs Head Out, a mental health public education initiative. A MERICIANS are more focused on mental health today than at any other level in our history. Public health campaigns respond to check in on our feelings and talk openly about our struggles. Schools have adopted mental health curriculums. Employees offer mental health days. There are thousands of mental health life wellness tips. Yet our mental health appears to be getting worse. Over the past several decades, the percentage of about nine who report being in poor mental health has been rising, compared to U.S. schools surveyed in 2022 reported a decline in their patients' mental health. That same year, more than three-quarters of companies reported rising mental health concerns among their work force. Could our preoccupation with mental health be part of the problem? In some ways, encouraging people to think and talk more about their mental health is a good thing. There is now less stigma around mental illness, and more people who can benefit from professional help are getting it. But there is also a need to have their efforts to bring attention to mental health struggles are inadvertently serious, as more vulnerable to psychological distress. Soar in the top expanding conception of mental illness. The more limited we are on mental health, the more sensitive we become to anything that might qualify as a symptom, and the more we can clinical language to describe mental health. We must, once like grief, burnout and loneliness. This broadening of what we think counts as a disorder – known as concept creep – encourages us to pathologize ordinary life and see ourselves as mentally unhealthy. Then there's our perception of how widespread mental illness is. By broadening what counts as a disorder, we begin to see it everywhere, including in ourselves. Research has found that when people were social media party that are leader activity disorders, they become more inclined to think they have one. Finally a third of American adults and half of Class 2 adults have given themselves a diagnosis of a mental illness based on information from social media. And research suggests that people who rely on social media for information about mental illnesses need to have less attention knowledge about them. But the problem isn't just that many people get involved in incorrect diagnoses. It's also that these disorders play a crucial role in the path to developing poor mental health – a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy. When people in our study were encouraged to adopt a broad view of what constitutes trauma, they reported greater levels of distress after watching a film clip with disturbing content and were more likely to describe the experience as personality traumatic. To consider anxiety, a certain amount is better, a large sleep in debt and increased to much too good. But start keeping anxiety as a disorder, and you can become hyper rights about avoiding anxiety provoking situations – which, in turn, can increase the risk of developing an actual anxiety disorder. None of this means we should abandon the entire mental health system and respond a different approach, one that supports psychological well-being without leading on it. Fortunately, some of the most effective strategies for taking care of our mental health help get so much of our health. Start with exercise, a growing body of research indicates that exercise does as good a job of reducing symptoms of anxiety and depression, as psychotherapy or medication, and in extra cases better. And exercise
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Kalish and Polymarket say prediction markets refine information—Experts and patients say they dangerously compromise drug development. Perils of Betting on Drug TrialsBy BERRECA ROBBINS On the betting websites, Kalish and Polymarket, people can now wager on whether the Food and Drug Administration will decide this year to approve medicines for cancers of the lung, breast, pancreas and blood. Kalish also plans to allow users to bet on whether drug trials will succeed. Researchers, doctors and patients said that these prediction markets threaten to undermine the drug development process. They said they worry that study results could be compromised, insider trading could go undetected and public trust could be avoided. “Testing leave a betting market is an ongoing randomized clinical trial really to a breach of scientific conduct,” Dr. Robert Caldell, who won the FDA commissioner in the Kales administration, said. For example, the critics said, participants might drop out of an ongoing study, or trial administrator could un- consciously alter their behavior, because they were discouraged by a public prediction market suggesting their study was doomed to fail. A Change might be an aging regulator to crack down on betting on drug development had more than 10 online signatures as of publication time. The betting, the petition said, “threatens the very boundaries of trust and integrity in biotechnology.” Emily Hillard, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services, which oversees the FDA, said that agency employees are “subject to stringent ethics requirements.” In recent months, Kalish and Polymarket have grown rapidly and become cultural phenomena, allowing online betting on sports, politics, pop culture, geopolitical events and more. The platforms have also generated mounting scrutiny over how they prefer trading based on inside information. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10 WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 81 OpenAI Eyes Data Center That’s Worth $500 BillionBy MAUREEN FARRELL and CASE METZ OpenAI is close to loaning a $500 billion data center in southern Ohio that could be among the largest of the artificial intelligence boom, according to three people familiar with the project. OpenAI is in separate calls with the chipmaking giant Nvidia for a $250 billion financial backstop for the project, said the three people, who spoke on the condition of absolutely because they were not authorized to discuss it. The U.S. government, which is helping to provide the electrical power for the project, is still talking to other potential winners, and the deal will not be final until Commerce Secretary Bernard Lansing agrees to it, one of the people said. But the Japanese conglomerate, as OpenAI, are not a result that is leading the development of the data center, and government officials are leaning toward OpenAI as the main tenant because Nvidia has added financial interest to the AI company’s proposal, the three people said. Microsoft, Google and possibly commercials are back in. A.I. Outlays And China Sap Big TechBy JOE BENNISON and HUGH BERN SMITH TWENTY—A global technology stock sell-off assembled on Tuesday, make pinned by worries even hotly falls for the build-out of artificial intelligence systems and concerns over tougher competition from China. The Nasdaq Composite index, which fell off by technology companies, came close on Tuesday to falling into corruption. Wall Street’s term of a drop of 10 percent or more from its recent peak, before rebounding and ending the day down just 0.2 percent. Still, the slide among top chipmakers remained. The American chip company Micron declined more than 6 percent on Tuesday, substance Micro Devices and more than 1 percent Nvidia, the leading chipmaker, nudged lower before turning higher, the 6 remains more than 25 percent below its peak in May. SpaceX, Elon Musk’s rocket and AI company, also rebounded from an early morning slide. The stock remains commercials are back in. Fighting Lies Told Online Often TrickyBy TOSYNEY DIX Eagle Institute, Latimer and Kenny Latimer had just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary when they began hearing the rumors. She had cheated. He was secretly gay. They were battling in court. Normally, they ignore group. She is a television judge, he is Grumman-nominated R&B singer. They have small children and in time for hearings. But these stories were coming from family, friends and strangers. The couple decided to investigate. They uncovered YouTube videos full of lots and artificially generated content regarding their marriage, a show that was also communicating search results about what was to say. Plenty of people have been anonymously shared online. Most work by the company is their own, or maybe part a referral. The Latimerian series is right. They’re supported Google, which was YouTube, to transact the video creation. They meet the commercials are back in. B2 THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 The DigestBoeing Posts $428 Million In Losses for the QuarterBoeing's National Air Force (NASA) program received another cost exercise in the three months that ended in June, contributing to a bigger-than-expected $428 million loss in the second quarter of 2020. The company's effort to build two presidential planes has been hampered by delays and unexpected costs since it agreed to make them in 2018 at a fixed price of $15 billion. Boeing said an Tuesday that production and construction expenses added $250 million to its costs in the second quarter. The planes were expected to be delivered in 2024, but that date has been pushed to 2020 after frequent cost overtime. Three delays contributing to President Trump's decision to retrain a jet pitted to the United States by the Qatari vessel finally as a temporary Air Force that replacement (above right) led the Trump's path to adapt that aircraft has resulted in following costs and safety trade-offs. This month, Mr. Trump flew out of five
key on the old Air Force One at the toping of the Secret Service. Despite the quarterly loss, which was more than double what was expected, Boeing's turnaround efforts are gaining momentum. The company started a fourth production line this month for the 737 Mins, its most popular plans by far. The expansion is expected to help Boeing produce more of the planes, which account for a majority of its more than half-billion-dollar order backlog. And Boeing said a measure of cash flow was positive in the quarter, a sign of progress as the firm digested from under a large amount of accumulated debt. ADAM CHOKERS MEDIA BuzzFeed Lays Off 160 To Stall Financial CrisisBuzzFeed had off more than a third of its remaining staff on Monday, part of an effort by its new series of media. Also, to clean millions of dollars in annual losses. The layoffs, which affect about 100 employees across the company, including the seven air force, Ford, the recipe publisher, Terry, and BuzzFeed's film and TV series, were announced in an internal memo from the company's management. "We've been actively managing costs for some time, working with a company to save as many days as possible," the memo said. "Unfortunately, the elimination of certain costs is still required. Today's changes include the elimination of positions across the entire company." A spokeswoman for BuzzFeed declared the statement beyond the company's memo. The layoff is among the biggest decisions made by Mr. Allen since May, when he took control of the company as a $225 million deal. BuzzFeed was struggling with $84.4 million in debt and told investors that it was in danger of halting operations at losses plus up. South Forest, BuzzFeed's research, which also included two studies after 20 years ago the company and said he would focus on artificial intelligence. BuzzFeed has been through many rounds of layoffs and key-suns over the years, shortly shrinking from a digital news and entertainment agreement. The company also shows BuzzFeed News, in 2020 as part of a round of layoffs that affected roughly 100 of its 1,200 employees at the time. MENNARD HELLER S&P 500 INDEX +0.2% 1.40% DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL +1.0% 52.74132 NAGROCOMPORTER INDEX -0.2% 10.49% JAYMOND RESEARCH TRUST 4.60% 0.0000 points CHOKERS, U.S.A. $79.26 -10.2% CHOKERS, U.S.A. $4,038.70 -108.30 Stocks & BondsBig Tech Loses Ground as Wall Street Embraces AlternativesBy The Associated Press Most of Wall Street rose Tuesday, even as stocks of computer chip-makers continued to enable worldwide. (Equinox, meanwhile, rates) earlier than the two-month high they hit last week. The S&P 500 added 0.1 percent, but the market more marked big energy underneath the surface. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 527 points, or 1 percent, while the Nasdaq companies dipped 0.2 percent after briefly dropping 0.3 percent below its record set last month. The majority of the U.S. market rose after more a magazine delivered stronger profits for the spring than analysts expected. Coca-Cola (United) percent after its revenue rose 1 percent despite what its chief executive, Shrevegar Bruno, called "a dynamic consumer landscape." She won Williams called 6.3 percent, and Illinois' first Works rose 1.9 percent after both. She won reported stronger earnings for the latest quarter than analysts expected. Stock prices generally follow the trend of corporate profits over the long term, and expectations are high for this most recent round of reports with the U.S. stock market still near its high. Such expectations are weighing particularly heavily on stocks of chipmakers and other companies that have been large winners from the boom in artificial intelligence technology. Mission: Technology's stock came into the day having more than tripled for the year after improved growth, by example. Using the three months through May 28, its revenue more than quadrupled from a year earlier. The market has a rising about whereby sales growth is sustainable. Big speakers on computer memory could pull back on investment at a low cost position as much profit or productivity as promised. Lowest cost A.A. booklet from China could also mean less demand for memory and comparing power than earlier expected. The S&P 500 IndexPosition of the S&P 500 Index at 1-minute intervals on Tuesday Previous Close: 7,413.18
Mission dropped 0.9 percent and was the heaviest weight on the S&P 500. Others also helping to keep the market in check were Advanced Micro Devices, down 0.1 percent, and Applied Materials, down 7.8 percent. The losses for chip stocks were even worse earlier in the day in other markets worldwide. Many drops for SR Myron and Samsung Electronics dropped South Karelia Knapo sales down 0.3 percent. The market's losses were so big that trading was temporarily halted at times in fiscal. "We believe the market was likely spooked by the progress of China's chip-making equipment capabilities, and was worried that this progress would threaten the competitive position of global chip-making and chip-engagement markets," said Jang Jo Tuan, an equity analyst at Morningstar. "The fact said, we believe the cost of today is largely below and is active and overtime," he said. The dominant position of global chip-making leaders is unlikely to be threatened meaningfully, he said. Several high speakers on A.A. chips and data centers are scheduled to report their latest quarterly results this week, which could offer updates on how much they're planning to invest. Micro Platifron and Microsoft are reporting on Wednesday, while Amazon in the six Thursday. Because A.A. reported stocks have grown so big, their movements carry more weight on the S&P 500 and other markets than many other companies. But the trend U.S. market could hold up despite their swings if offer, removed at no cost after to keep rising. It's a rotation that some strategists have suggested could be healthy for the overall stock market. In the oil market, the price for a barrel of Brent crude is be delivered in October 0.01 4 percent to write at 161.00. It's been falling since late last week, when the price rise is shared to be delivered in September. Mostly due as high as $102. Lower oil prices helped to come Treasury yields in the bond market. The yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to 100 percent from 4.95 percent last Monday. MANAGEMENT, DEALERS Dealtlock helps you make sense of the day's most important business and policy headlines. Sign up for the newsletter at nytimes.com/dealtlock. What Happened in Stock Markets YesterdayS&P 500 7,408.76 1 +0.2% 2-month performance = +0.1%
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THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006 83 ECONOMY | TECHNOLOGY Britain is Debating an Alternative Economic ModelBy JOHN NELSON LONDON — Andy Burnham, Brit. said new prime minister, began his leadership with a full-f378/3000 rebuke of the past 40 years of British policymaking. Rewriting the views of privatization introduced by Margaret Thornton, Mr. Burnham said he would bring in a new political and economic model. A central phase of that approach will be more government control over nations and services than were handed over to private companies starting in the late 1960s, the worst and energy. Mr. Burnham was referred into office extraordinary quickly. A little over a month ago, he was the mayor of the state Manchester in the northern of England, with a man in Parliament. Now he is working to remake Britain and Britain to know about the details of his economic agenda. One country's leading political and social development — whether it went too far and have been to do its218, Mr. Burnham said he never 'public潦倒' to be a 'public' or 'public' of the government ownership. But the vagueness of the term has left a bit open to balance the 'public' of the nation. It has come to encompass everything from a socialist turn into widespread nationalization to higher regulation of utilities. Mr. Burnham said Burnham's report he would release a 10-year plan to increase public costs of and reduce the cost of essential services like water, housing, energy and transportation. Mr. Burnham should create the 'feeling that the state is back and it's not too' and Daniel Roshakobray, the chief executive of the New Economic Foundation, a progressive British research group. 'That's what's been running.' Arguments about ownership is just the debate.An prime minister in the 1960s, Mr. Thatcher handwashingly critiqued the British economy like 10-year tenure increased private trans-ownership, greatly enhanced the financial services and the financial sector. 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The resulting companies were floated on the stock market. The idea was to bring about main public ownership through these measures. The company's share of the market is not to be a private funds and a net market is not to be a foreign. The second opening of the British economy holds wealth creation and prosperity. In any market regional inequality through the implementation of the north and a network of the 1960s, the 1970s, the 1980s, the 1990s, the 2000s, the 2010s, the 2020s, the 2030s, the 2040s, the 2050s, the 2060s, the 2070s, the 2080s, the 2090s, the 2100s, the 2110s, the 2120s, the 2130s, the 2140s, the 2150s, the 2160s, the 2170s, the 2180s, the 2190s, the 2200s, the 2210s, the 2220s, the 2230s, the 2240s, the 2250s, the 2260s, the 2270s, the 2280s, the 2290s, the 2300s, the 2310s, the 2320s, the 2330s, the 2340s, the 2350s, the 2360s, the 2370s, the 2380s, the 2390s, the 2400s, the 2410s, the 2420s, the 2430s, the 2440s, the 2450s, the 2460s, the 2470s, the 2480s, the 2490s, the 2500s, the 2510s, the 2520s, the 2530s, the 2540s, the 2550s, the 2560s, the 2570s, the 2580s, the 2590s, the 2600s, the 2610s, the 2620s, the 2630s, the 2640s, the 2650s, the 2660s, the 2670s, the 2680s, the 2690s, the 2700s, the 2710s, the 2720s, the 2730s, the 2740s, the 2750s, the 2760s, the 2770s, the 2780s, the 2790s, the 2800s, the 2810s, the 2820s, the 2830s, the 2840s, the 2850s, the 2860s, the 2870s, the 2880s, the 2890s, the 2900s, the 2910s, the 2920s, the 2930s, the 2940s, the 2950s, the 2960s, the 2970s, the 2980s, the 2990s, the 3000s. 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The people said, the center, is named in part through a third deal with Japan, within the first 10th gigawatts of electricity, enough to power millions of households. The financing for the time project is indicative of the elaborate think that have helped her the A.I. team over the past several years. Through national and country arrangements with diplomakers, closer supporting companies and governments across the globe, start-ups the OpenAI and Anthropic are tagging into huge amounts of competing power they could not afford on their own. Many of these deals can be described as certain a start up and receive billions of dollars from private companies before some negative billions back to the same companies to pay for competing power and other services. Last week, Anthropic an honorary both a deal with advanced Micro Devices, one of Nvidia's first rivals. AMD agreed to invest $1 billion in Anthropic, while Anthropic agreed to buy tons of billions of dollars in hard-ways from the shipmaker OpenAI has made similar agreements with AMD, Nvidia and others. Nvidia would allow OpenAI and its partners to receive more favorable terms on the billions of dollars in debt they must raise to help fund the project. Nvidia would agree to move both. OpenAI's lease payments and its satisfaction may up war unable to make payments on its own. Nvidia, with a number valuation of nearly $1 billion, is one of the few companies in the world that have the financial interest that is backing a deal with an $1 can help a smaller company and large amounts of money at reasonable interest rates. That means, the firm is for risks, and iter利 for an associate professor of business law at the University of Michigan who specialises in financial stability and economic risks in the economy. To a man to have a bankruptcy he said: 'You want to see a deal money that can absorb money.' The Wall Street Journal reported earlier on the talk that follows OpenAI and Nvidia. From 2019 through 2021, Microsoft produced more than $15 billion into OpenAI. The OpenAI financed most of these billions because Microsoft, buying a bad course, paying power money is just the development of new A.I. to hardware Anthropic made similar agreements with Google and its main, and the Microsoft increased ships and financial backdrops for new data sources built by Anthropic and other partners. The New York Times has used OpenAI and its own ongoing copyright infringement of news content related to A.I. systems. The New companies have denied the work's claims. OpenAI's book offers a wide range and more elaborate trials, which previously invested $10 billion in OpenAI, is also considering financing the purchase of $10 billion in the high for the third course in film, a person familiar with the table and. The U.S. government is providing the idealized power through a tax tree that with Japan. The Japanese government agreed to buy hand the project on part of an arrangement to invest in U.S. projects in exchange for lower tar offs. Mr. Lutuck will need the approval of the Japanese government to complete the field. Although, a longtime investing of partner of OpenAI, a building, the data center from a 60-committalized USD 1000 ex-annum can provide plant for federal land in Panama, about 10 miles south of Columbus. The project is in the early stages, and it is not less clear when it will be finished. The first time of construction is planned for completion in 2020. Financial experts have long worked that such down power and to the economy because companies are taking on enormous amounts of debt to find new data centers — and because of the current success of many of the deals. 'Free hundred billion dollars to a new large project, even given the current level of spending across the industry,' said El Cain, head of technology research at the investment firm D.A.巫志雄. 'It's the investment technology. Will it generate the appropriate returns? Is it another, then? How is the right construction to have?' Dr. Kress said that even if Nvidia can backstopping the deal, it still would come with risk. If OpenAI struggles to enjoy its debts, that may mean that the course is a industry, including which it is a business and business. 'It is not really untidy capital that is coming in to backstop the project,' he said. 'There is a enough commission between Nvidia's business and the success of this project.' India and some investors were already beginning to see similar returns from their data center deals. This includes only 20 units like Google as well as investment banks like BlueJersey. Google said last week that the increase in the three months that ended in June was 1st percent from the previous year, lifted by its investments in A.I.-related companies. Cainin (only three investments contributed $17 billion to Google's overall profit). When Blackstone reported quarterly earnings last week, Stephen Schwedish, its interest analyst, said the 'most significant driver' of its results had been inestimable in A.I., specifically using data sources, energy and power as well as A.I. companies. 'We put in the early days of what I believe will be the most consequential transformation in industry and market is a generation,' Mr. Schwedish said during the fourth investor call. Fighting Online Lies Is Tricky, Even for RichThe most important thing is that they could identify — a rare step — and build tons of thousands of dollars and countless hours on the right, they said. Well, their money, legal inquiries and religious retaliation got all the videos received in the last wiped from search engine engagement. The attention ensuesly, Mr. Lattimees doubt, is described to reward the most ever-itching claims, allowing nonsensational but harmless narratives to spread and perpetually concocted with little resistance from social media platforms. Their greeting, the mouthwaves in modern922, are being used to find fighting back to not only hard — it seems endless the damage. 'Everybody should be know that this is a warning — this is going to be a warning that can be heard,' Mr. Lattimees said. Through a Google platform, YouTube said it took action against current that broke its market share of the market for people with companies, but otherwise did not substitute factual deposits. The Lattimees, along with disinformation sources who reviewed their case, believe that the YouTube creators wanted to exploit the family's market share to maximize revenue — and ultimately avoid their poor-written YouTube by drawing more truth to advertisements or attracting the jobless to promote subscribers. Mr. Lattimees, 50, has been described as having a voice as 'smooth and glossy on the doors' and has recorded 13 studio albums. Mr. Lattimees, 61, increase BlueJersey's money up and associate district attorney on BlueJersey, now hosts a free-time show on Oregon, 'Killer Rehabers and White Earth Seduce.' But has also appeared as a judge on courtroom claims like 'Down to Court' and 'Bump Truth.' Each has more than 100,000 business and program — making them use atmospherically to annex, but well known enough to be used to create a new Google project as a university visit for an March last year (revisiting a future from their wedding, it garnered 4 million Facebook views and 1.4 million Instagram views). The local YouTube videos were followed. With 1000 other 'Sedge Truth COMFIDERS Everything' and 'Kenny Lattimees SPREADS' that had been the most popular about the couple. They were sometimes narrated to women's voices generated by artificial intelligence, illustrated with A.I. grievance, and a series of books and capricious with him quotes like 'I couldn't any show'. Also, after the first time, the most recent YouTube videos speculating about the other marriage — current that Google's A.I. generated search wherever they quoted an audience in the United States. None of it was true, they said. 'It was nasty,' Mr. Lattimees said in an interview near their home in Southern California. 'It was a good thing, but I just completely out of control.'
Forth Jenkins Lattimees, a television judge, with her husband, Kenny Lattimees, a Genuine command of R&B stage. The video creators may have tried to juggling all the others into the anniversary video extracted. They may have also targeted the Lattimees because they are Black — the YouTube account all focused on Black celebrity culture, while being operated almost entirely from abroad, the Lattimees said. Black celebrators have long been targeted with digital disinformation about electronic, health, social justice and celebrity and Kewin One, the founder of them Impact, a nonprofit organization working to protect Black communities from digital law but Black adults are the same likely than their white counterparts to regularly use social media platforms and to use backlogs. Children's mercenaries 'profit off of once-based tension, and they's profit off of once-based engagement,' the One said. 'They're going to go where the attention is, and Black public figures carry enormous reach and credibility and emotional resonance, so that makes them a unique target.' Jose Carraldona, a spokesman for Google, said YouTube had tak- en down six channels in the Lattimees case and looked the account owners best-selling on creating other channels. Ten of the videos did not include the guidelines, he said, the other videos were removed by their creators. Asked about the inaccurate resource claim from Google's A.I. overview, Mr. Carraldona said that when verbal information was scarce, 'every-quality content might not be the added that the process is required to operate.' The Lattimees said the YouTube videos were both a great and all over and a threat to their nursing potential. Parents in community with Google's favorite online, they post-going portraits with their multiple daughter and 2-under-21 son, plug Mr. Lattimees's album of liabilities and recipe to Mr. Lattimees's book, 'No, Don't Settle (How to buy them) to return on the future.' 'Why do you ever pretend a health life can buy the complex raw vetator, make time called them hypnotism, along the videos' claims that their marriage was a shank.' Only if directing how our family members use us, how the business community were on, whether they want our brand,' Mr. Lattimees said. What the couple did next was unusual, and Bruce Dillman, an associate research professor of management, said that the digital influence operations and advised that Lattimees: 'When there is little of unusual happens, as many people tend to assume that they just have to deal with it,' she said. 'It's very nice to see people actually take steps and assert themselves.' Two months after first finding the videos, Mr. Lattimees sent a formal complaint to YouTube's legal support team, describing a 'coordinated campaign of harassment, prefiable disinformation and targeted abuse.' The videos722revised themselves and unrepresented the Lattimees through three claims about A.I.-generated portrayals, violating YouTube's rules about cyberbullying and impersonation, the words 'they did not consider a confidentiality, cramps or fair use,' she added. The company responded that it was 'not in a position to infuplicate the veracity of portings,' according to stands shared with The New York Times. Mr. Lattimees said: 'Only YouTube said, not through the court system.' So the lawyer heard a lawyer, Patrick J. Newell, who has handled various entertainment disputes. He filed which known as the New Journal in Los Angeles County Superior Court against the unnamed upholster as well as Google. To reveal the account owners, Mr. Newell unquestioned Google 'using the company's records, the couple identified a new YouTube account owners by name. All were men.' While C. Lattimees' in his office, one in the United States, according to a lawsuit the Lattimees filed against him in Maryland. Mr. YouTube channel will prohibit dramatic narratives about Black celebr- erators like Solange Knowles and Denari Washington. His video is that 'Indigo Earth, Jenkins a Child, 17,' has more than 100,000 views. This month, a judge shared Mr. Lattime's motion to dismiss the case, knocked by email, Mr. Lattimees's letter that the Lattimees were planning a 'skewed one-sided narrative' but did not provide details. The Lattimees eventually dropped Google from the lawsuit. The other account owners, operating from Pakistan, India and Russia, were largely out of the country's reach. The U.S. court system offers the exclusive against people power, from abroad, even if they claim to be American, the couple said. Mr. Carraldona said YouTube prevents video creators from misrepresenting their locations by expiring them to verify their identity and address and help them following them to maximize. The Lattimees did damage to gas from our foreign account owner. Shame home, based in Pakistan, who they said one of thousands, several of which had hundreds of thousands of followers and purported to be based in the United States. He posted (and later released) 15 videos about the Lattimees. Mr. Newell fought to prevent Google from identifying him, but the Lattimees said that he was reached a 10,000 settlement. He, mean and the lawyer did not respond to requests for comment. More than a year after their verbal began, the Lattimees have gotten further in their defensive campaign than most — which is still not very far. Several videos remain visible. Some of the YouTube operators changed their account names and kept posting. 'However' is still one of the first suggestions when users search for the couple on Google. However, if the question spiked over onto platforms such as X, where the number of posts mentioning them has outperformed the past year, according to Prokhorovitz, an atonvitz company. 'I can't advise people to go down the credit hole at litigation — it's just not a consumable response to dealing with the online defamation,' said Mr. Lattimees, who throughout the fight was also struggling with a difficult pregnancy. 'That's why YouTube has to do something — it's really their responsibility at this point.' The couple are not seeking the platform to make changes. In February, they appeared with five Google, a civil rights lawyer, or a news conference announcing the complaints he had filed with the U.S. attorney general and the United Trade Commission. About YouTube's memorization policies, the couple will also either Congress the attorney, joining a bipartisan group that has long sought to change Section 210, a school law that abolish internet companies from liability over the current they have. 'YouTube is going to stop with just us, as public figures?' Mr. Lattimees said. 'It's a very low bar to entry into the kind of business.' THE NEW YORK TIMES IS ESSIFIED LISTINGS
THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 9 B5 COMPANIESJudge of Minnesota Stocks the First of the Ban on Twelve in MarketsBy LAUREN McCARTHY A federal judge on Monday night that said the president would not have been predicted to make their before it was set to amass others, calling with a federal financial regulator and two experts said that it would be a good thing. In May, Minnesota became the first state to pass a new analysis of the history of the president's products to locally operate and sell the product. The company's business is a major market, and the markets, Kiddie and Polynacker used, arguing that the guidelines can be registered and yet the federal level. On Monday, Judge Kiddie, the president of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota, said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. He said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. He said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie and Polynacker said, the court's decision to place the company in the country's first of the Ban on Twelve in the market. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. The court's decision to place the company in the country's first of the Ban on Twelve in the market. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. The court's decision to place the company in the country's first of the Ban on Twelve in the market. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. The court's decision to place the company in the country's first of the Ban on Twelve in the market. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. The court's decision to place the company in the country's first of the Ban on Twelve in the market. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Kiddie said that the court was not to be held to be a good thing. Wagering on Drug Trials Risks Insider Trading and Loss of TruckUnited States of America Earlier this month, on the same day that Kiddie announced that it was expanding, into wages on drug trials and approvals, the company also said that a White House telegrapher operator had used his inside knowledge and what that President Trump would set in his specials to win about $100,000 by placing bets on Kiddie. Kiddie's drug development wages, which shared paying up to the site several months ago, are given an questions, such as 'Will the FDA approve cansisterit of the National Income Council?' It is a publication time, trades collectively gave to a 50-year probability to be approved by the end of this year. A spokesman for Kiddie, Inc., said, said that the company was taking steps to try to safeguard the research process, and are offering, where traders work, and not allowing wages until after it was not had finished mending participants. Mr. Reck said that prediction markets point to new concepts for research targets that haven't already existed for decades with public market investing in drug companies. Pharmaceutical and biotechnology needs, even in the past, have been a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which is a major market in the industry, which He argued that Kiddie was not making the wisdom of the crowd to cut through public criticism signs and logic, providing a clear signal that could direct investment and research toward the most promising experienced drugs. 'This is an incredibly important, incredibly sensitive, incredibly impactful subject matter,' Mr. Reck said. 'This is why the people making decisions tend to have the best possible information available, and the seminar for the best possible information is a place on Kiddie putting itself where their mouth is.' He suggested that people who sophisticated scientific knowledge but no inside information, which are needed places on a public, real student or even an avid human, would be best suited to multi-dilement predictions. Reed sits Polynacker and people to bet on the regulators who otherwise understand the information, including body-anticipated drugs. 'The evidence has only been made cancer Polynacker declared to content.' In interviews, cancer patients and clinical trial participants said they felt the prediction markets created a shocking bias. They noted that it many who stage cancer drug trials, success or failure is unnatural by how many participants are over. 'We're literally trying to stay alive. It's not a game,' said Walter Ingallstein Jr., 43, of Donington, Va., who has metastatic pancreatic cancer due to exploring clinical trial options. 'The identification of gambling, into the process really is short as difficult to do.' Kristin Balves, 27, of Northampton, Mass., who has long cancer said she was agitated by the new prediction markets. 'This is the first time I was to be able to do so,' she said. 'This is about who will live and who will die.' A number of states have tried to test the prediction markets, and the results have already been made in local restrictions on sports gambling. But make the living administration, the Community Health Trading Committee said, 'The agency has to signify that regulation prediction markets, that were broadly in the state's most popular marketing and that encouraged its growth. The president is not Donald Trump in the first quarter and Kiddie. Last month, the C.T.T.C. proposed rules for how it would influence and block wages that it deemed contrary to the public interest, closely trying those involving terrorism, unorganized and unproven. The agency mentioned comment on the new support on drug development. In recent months, Kiddie filed documents with the C.T.T.C. that suggested it might soon cite a range of their related to medicines beyond the plans it already announced. The things are compliance for the types of wages that the company might make available on its own without limiting specific information or drugmakers. These companies are well-certified, meaning that the company is not trying to C.T.T.C. that it may for those types of bets. The regulator can object to the study done so. Among the proposals whether the FDA's liability (life of interest) side effects and other adverse events for a drug will result a certain number, whether total results (life is reported as a certain type of event), and whether the FDA will withdraw a drug from the market by a specific date. Kiddie said it discussed it's move for drug wagers with independent experts, including Anne Weyracks, who co-founded 22smiths, the consumer genetics company, and now costs it as a nonprofit. 'The opportunity to have an open, transparent data on about trial probabilities is extremely promising, and empowering for drugs,' Mr. Weyrack said in a recent research Kiddie. She was invited by the commissioner. Mr. Reck said that, as with other drugs of wages listed on Kiddie, the company accepts ideas for potential businessmen. Next, these public interest on employment, external team of Kiddie reserves the ideas to ensure that they comply with the law and drafts the language, he said. Pharmaceutical companies don't get any short whether their experimental drugs are included in their designations, including Eli Lilly, Sanofi, Daimler, and I. Shugarsza Pharmaceuticals, and they probably then employees from using conditions and information to hire in prediction markets. Kiddie said it would probably trading by a wide range of people involved in developing an experimental medicine, including trial staff, and resources. FDA, a registrar, and employees of the drugmaker. It also said it would prohibit trading in patients involved in the clinical trial or by employees or in old drugmakers who might want to start public perception about a competing product. Kiddie said it now believes that the industry has an investigation, an important reason, then offers them to regulators of the industry. For now, Kiddie said, the betting will be limited to knowledge students, where success is time a week, defined and at least initially Kiddie will not allow betting on studies that exclusively need money, because those studies tend to be small and the company was generated that individual children put teenagers could be identifiable, Mr. Reck said. China said they worried that Kiddie's proposed safeguards were inadequate. They pointed out that Kiddie did not have access to the long list of people involved in clinical trial, which is not public. Annually the first, a former chief of staff at the Securities and Exchange Commission, said that the prediction markets for drug development were effectively rewording the market investing with lower guardrails. Compared with the C.T.T.C. Mr. Reck, has most resources and several legal requirements to place similar training and market manipulation, she said. The technology prediction markets operate on a 'dualer unit unit,' where 'you start to get best results in the machine and the essentially 'own' on the equipment,' said Mr. Fischer, who now directs policy for better Markets, in conjunction with a number of the company's business. David Tins, she's would at his first perspective, a biotechnology company in the San Francisco Bay Area, and also started the company's business, but the most fast trial participants would have little to a research process that could be tainted by betting. 'China is made on our canines,' he said.
The start-up Monadrol featured its Kimi Ki and of the World A.I. Conference in Shanghai this month. It indicated that large news would need licenses. Monadrol Shows How It Built on A.I. BreakthroughBy MEGADAN TISEN The Chinese starving Monadrol publicly released the details of the latest artificial intelligence model on Monday, showing the world how it was built. But as a depositor for most Chinese A.I. firms, Monadrol confirmed that people's companies that would have it on a large scale will have to secure a screen. The monadrol, Kimi Ki, said check waves through Silicon Valley and U.S. technology to make the month when Monadrol and 2 personnel wrote radio as well as the best in China. Both materials remain including OpenAI and Anthropo. Kimi Ki followed the release of other high-performance Chinese A.I. models. Most of these were open orders to open wages, which meant the company publicly shares the details of how it built the technology, making it easier for anyone to use it. Chinese will industry's best online and open sources, helping Chinese firms improve their models quickly and learning from customers around the world with lower prices. The models' release line also is filmed a Simon debate in Beijing, Silicon Valley and Washington Island. Whether government's educational steps to build access to Chinese open-door to models. In the United States, executives, members and officials are divided over whether the technology widespread use of Chinese models goes beyond being a threat to the profits of American A.I. firms to something of their 50 different security. In China, the debate centers on how to capitalize on making a technology that is accessible and popular while finding ways to make money from a Chinese companies must navigate those known alongside-working policies
Yang Zhiba, a founder of Monadrol, at a conference in Beijing in March. set by a government that has placed A.I. development near the top of its common priorities. With its release of programming code and a presentation on Monday, Monadrol is showing its work in public, which is consistent with China's open-source ethos. But the company is also moving to capitalize on its model's popularity by saying large assets that have to enter into commercial licensing agreements. The model is so large that it could not be the intended and used as a basic computer. While Kimi Ki is technically open, most people who are it will either get a subscription from Monadrol or get access to the model from another company that has a licensing agreement with Monadrol. Chinese companies have tried different approaches to bring in enough money to maintain the large expense of building A.I. systems. Monadrol is initially no being the first to make this commercial requirement in explicit, said Kimin Ki, the founder of Interconnected Capital, a large hand that invests in A.I. technologies. In the past, Chinese start-up have shared technical details of the same time they are valid, a new model. But Monadrol waited only to test words. The study argued that how measures them technology has become a a point of connection between China and the United States. Since 2000 announced late last year that it would acquire Hanaxi, an A.I. start-up branded in China, the Chinese government has placed resources stratify on how A.I. systems made in the country are used by people outside it. In part, the Chinese government ordered that more resources be now owned, indicating it was considering whether A.I. systems made by Chinese companies will be organized as experts. Now, Chinese officials are planning and how to regulate the technology to drive Chinese consumers to compete with rivals in Silicon Valley, while keeping the strategic and economic benefits It may make China to the same day Monadrol announced Kimi Ki, 25, Daping, China's leader, made a speech at the World A.I. Conference in Shanghai that said China as the global champion of an open approach to the technology. 'The virus of the debate in China is how do you expect a front different signals about the technology and at Chinese that being used around the world,' said Sutton Sacks, a senior Editor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies who attended the conference in Shanghai. 'Bringing words champions, but how not to kill the golden genes?' China's A.I. industry has faced years of U.S. trade restrictions that limit its ability to buy the computer chips that power a C system. It also has far less money to buy such computer power than American rivals. Two days after Monadrol announced Kimi Ki, it was forced to announce that it needed to train accepting new users because it couldn't get enough computer data to serve them. The company is not accepting new algorithms. Monadrol declared to comment on its instructions on Monday. Jeffrey Shack, a professor at George Washington University in the studies A.I. competition between the United States and China, said Chinese companies had embraced open source as part to help them could up quickly to the best A.I. business in the world. 'Chinese companies are not doing open source for the sake of open source itself, they are now playing in an a strategy as a tool of the technology,' he said. 'Eventually the goal is to make money.' Hanai Wu contributed reporting from Tisha Titsen. Gibson Dunn Hires Top Legal Talent From WachtellBy ANDREW BERN HORSEN and LEWIS HORSEN In the latest dramatic in the fight for legal talent, the late firm Gibson Dunn until 1984 hand one of the co-chairs of rival Wachtell, Lipton, Breen & Katz, as well as five other partners in its litigation department. Gibson Dunn's hiring of William Savitt, who has served as Wachtell's co-chair since 2013, highlights the fierce competition for top lawyers at a time when death, the ill-fated of the big law ballots, are boozing and business becomes more legally complex. That competition is perhaps pressure on long-held matters, though it is unusual for a high-grade first-ever co-chair to leave for another firm. This week, the late firm Kingston Dunn, Kirkland & Brite and Paul Nolan announced a flurry of hired from rival firms, as they look to hold up to capital markets and restructuring. The Financial Times on the 17th and after week of Mr. Savitt's move. On decades, Wachtell has moved out on Wall Street for its simple model: a tightensit, single-split, boutique in New York with substantial frequency and expertise in mergers and acquisitions and corporate litigation. In Delaware, Chancery Court, considered the foremost destination for adjusted capital, corporate disagreements. Mr. Savitt, who joined Wachtell in 2008, is company of those most recent litigation efforts, including successfully defending Nester in its lawsuit that forced Elon Musk to go to the $10 billion acquisition of the company. The saying, he served as a top counsel for OpenAI therapy's high-profile trial in which the firm successfully demands the litigation. Mr. Shack's accusations of a breach of contract. Mr. Savitt gained attention to the at times combative cross-communities of Mr. Musk on the witness round. Wachtell continues its work on other high-profile matters, including representing full-time and against surrounding the bankruptcy of the sole party maker. Peter Brando. The prospect of hiring Mr. Savitt was 'a chronic handover' from Burlington before because chair of Gibson Dunn five years ago, she said in an interview on Tuesday Mr. Savitt was 'the 1 on that list,' Mr. Brando said, 'never thinking in a million years that it would come to pass.' After taking over on chair in 2012, Mr. Brando has made a regular of either big hires to broaden the firm's reach. This can't do an M&A deal of any scale without understanding. Unfortunately the litigation playing both ends from harder co-chair of Gibson Dunn's train practice group, who has known Mr. Savitt for years. Joining Mr. Savitt of Gibson Dunn's New York office are five other lawyers from Wachtell: Sarah Daly, Ronald Jackson, Ryan McLeod, Andrew Reddy and Brad Wilson. 86 THE NEW YORK TIMES BUSINESS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2020 TRADELatest Tariffs Apply to Some of the United States' Largest Trading Partners10% 'forced labor' tariff 12.5% 'forced labor' tariff Subject to 'excess capacity' tariff
Trump's Latest Trade Strikes Show Abiding Faith in TariffsBy Tony Nance, Eileen Wu and Lauren Garcia President Trump's tariffs are changing for again. On Friday, the Trump administration imposed new duties on imports from more than 50 countries, including Canada, Mexico, and the members of the European Union. Now, many goods arriving from these countries will face tariffs between 10 percent and 12.5 percent. The new taxes are meant to replace a 10 percent duty that Mr. Trump imposed globally shortly after the Supreme Court broadcast a previous wave of sweeping levels. By law, that replacement tariff could be in place for only 150 days almost congressional approval, and the stock can not be the president at midnight. The new tariffs are different from those that Mr. Trump has applied to cars, steel and a variety of other products on national security grounds. He has also singled out Canada, which will soon face a 50 percent tax on a wide range of products it wants to the United States, as the White House negotiates the future of its trade year with Canada and Mexico. Despite the ever-evolving process, the strike of Mr. Trump's tariffs remains unchanged. The president sees high duties as a way to encourage more domestic manufacturing and protect U.S. industries, but taxes on imports tend to fall hardest on American families and businesses. Mr. Trump's policies may also face a familiar set of legal challenges that could solve the administration back to court, where it has lost repeatedly. The latest: Tariffs targeting concerns of forced laborMr. Trump's newest tariffs apply to some of the country's largest trading partners. To impose the duties, he invited Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974. Under the provision, the president can issue tariffs if the U.S. government finds evidence that other countries engaged in unfair trade practices. The process is to investigate these matters can be lengthy, but the White House must need to improve its March, among the few as a way to eventually restore some of the rates struck down by the Supreme Court. One set of investigations targeted across of countries and the European Union over concerns that they had failed to take steps to curb 'forced labor' including slave labor and other concerns practices. The rates, which were announced in June and then updated, took effect on Friday. There are special exceptions and rules for certain products and trading partners, including the European Union. Each country's rates determined by the extent to which the administration says it has addressed issues related to forced labor. A second set of investigations focused on 30 trading partners, including China, some other Asian countries and the European Union, he what the U.S. government describes as 'excess capacity' in the overproduction of certain goods in manufacturing. The share of tariff rates is not final yet. The Trump administration has also singled out Brazil, using the same trade provision to impose a 25 percent tariff on its exports this month. The administration cited a range of unfair trade practices in that country, which Mr. Trump previously sought to penalize even its treatment of Jan Bishonare, a political ally and former Brazilian president who was sentenced to prison over a failed plot to hold on to power. Separately, the Trump administration took direct aim at Canada this month. On Monday, the president announced that the United States would soon impose a 50 percent tariff on goods arriving from its neighbor, including cement, dairy products, hockey sticks, plywood, paper and wine, alleging that Canada had discriminated against U.S. industry. To do this, Mr. Trump tapped an obscure provision of another trade law, Section 310 of the Trade Act of 1974, which permits tariffs on a deposit to continue that put the law into the U.S. import. The tariffs are set to take effect on August 31st instead how this duty will interact with those imposed on Canada under Section 301. Unlike the president's past actions targeting Canada, this tariff will apply even to goods that are covered under the United States Mexico-Canada Agreement, known as U.S.M.C.A. That trade deal, which Mr. Trump signed in 1978, is being recognized. Still in place: Tariffs on national security groundsDuring back to last year, some of the Trump's tariffs target products regardless of their country of origin. To accomplish this, the president involved Section 312 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1982, which permits tariffs to address national security concerns. The president has announced such duties as an existing set of imports, including steel, aluminum, car parts, heavy-duty trucks, patented drugs, and lumber and wood products, including buttress and kitchen cabinets and upholstered furniture. Generally, these duties are not added to top of those that are applied to imports from a particular country. The tariffs largely have targeted products and industries that Mr. Trump would like to bolster domestically. The rates have also fluctuated considerably, with the White House taking steps to lower the tariffs in response to rising prices or to accomplish other goods. Now obsolete: The president's most aggressive dutiesAlready the Trump tried to wage his global trade war using the International Emergency Economic Power Act, a 1971 law known as EEEPA. No president before him had interpreted the duties to apply such duties. But Mr. Trump tried to avoid the law to raise or lower rates with the strike of a new, even though such powers are typically reserved for Congress. After a set of states and small businesses sued, the Supreme Court struck down Mr. Trump's entire tariff regime in February, forcing the president back to the showing board. In the process, the government had to repay the money it had collected — more than $100 billion.
The Trump administration has imposed new duties on imports from more than 50 countries, including U.S. neighbors Canada, Mexico, as well as the members of the European Union. Many goods arriving from these countries face tariffs of 10 percent to 12.5 percent. Changes to Major Tariffs Through President Trump's Second Term
Immediately, Mr. Trump turned over to Section 312 of the Trade Act of 1974. That allowed him to impose nearly universal tariffs on all import for up to 150 days, unless Congress agreed to extend them. Before the time elapsed, however, a federal court again ruled against Mr. Trump, finding that he had not met the narrow criteria under the statute that would allow him to run imports uniformly. But the court left the tariffs in place as the government commenced its appeal. Lawmakers on Capitol Hill made no effort to preserve the 10 percent rate before it expired in July. Product-Specific Tariffs
A 50% tariff on Canadian wine, dairy and hockey sticks. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026 87 Sports The New York Times CYCLING | TOUR DE FRANCE
An Ascent for PogacarBoth Majestic and Foreseen ALPE D'HUET Tedy/Pogacar won his 16th meentsintop finish here during a Tour de France that will be remembered for his relentless ride toward a win that felt all but assured within the first week. FIVE WITH FIVE
1984 Jacques Aouyard, left, after winning for the fifth time.
1989 Eddy Merckx after the first of five titles, including four straight.
1985 Bernard Hinault also won in 1979, 1979, 1981 and 1982.
1989 The third title for Miguel Indurain, who won five straight.
2026 Tedy/Pogacar probably still has six seasons left in his prime. With this victory, he joins an elite club that he already seemed to be a part of: By JACOB WHITEHEAD PARIS — The occupants of Tedy/Pogacar's team (as cited when he won an Alpe d'Huet, But Pogacar, now a five-time champion of the Tour de France, saw the win as any other victory. "But now that every single year, a short, more than half, this win is, maybe I'll wait to make it too," he said of his stage 10 victory, his first ever on the Alpe' most iconic clash. "Maybe I'll appreciate it." Jacob Whitehead is a senior M.L.B. writer for The Athletic. once it settles down." Pogacar's wins are like may-then; they come in hot des and live for a day, in his mind at least. He took five stage victories, bringing his Tour de France total to 20, just nine (10) of the record-holder Mark Cavendish. Alpe d'Huet won his 16th win on a meentsintop finish — double that of Lucien Van Impe, his closest challenger. And here is the big one: Pogacar, of Slovenia, joined Jacques Aouyard, Eddy Merckx, Bernard Hinault and Miguel Indurain with five Tour de France victories. It has already felt as if he belonged among them for a while. At 27, he is the same age as when Indurain won his first. In all likelihood, Pogacar will go on to relapse then — and even go past Lance Armstrong's erased mark of seven. I'm not going to race much longer. TADE (POGACAR), who, at 27, is the youngest rider to win the Tour de France first times. This Tour, which ended Sunday, will be remembered as Pogacar in the midst of his majesty, a relentless march toward victory that felt all but assured within the first week. It was an inspection of a star, the barbarians named before they reached the gates. The man unfolds the most was not a new version of Pogacar, but the final optimized evolution. And yet, the beauty of a Grand Tour is the chapters it contains. Within three three weeks, there was room sickness, disruptive low-night jambling, town, a vessel, politics and an unusual source of motivation. Officially, the Tour's designers deny that its route is constructed with any other in mind. But that can be hard to believe. This course seemed conceived to prevent Pogacar from mixing an unavoidable load too early in the race, with not one stage in the high Presents, and the next truly difficult summit finish set on a featured Le Martinien on Stage 14. "We made the finish an difficult in possible to the yellow press won't be secure 40 hours before the end," race director Christian Prudhomme said when the route was unreserved. And yet, by Stage 9, Pogacar was already in a commanding load. Clad in the world champion's rainbow press, he blew away the general classification contenders over the Cat de Tourmallet, gaining almost three minutes on Ansel Vagegaard, his strongest rival, by the finish of Gervienne-Galvin. Pogacar soared over the Tourmallet to take 10 seconds by the summit and 10 seconds more on the descent, and he twisted the fluffy by gaining another minute. Continued on Page 88 88 THE NEW YORK TIMES SPORTS WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2026 BASEBALL COMMENTARYLabor Negotiations Need New Venue: At CooperstownBy ALFRED STARK COLUMBUS, OHIO, U.S. — These days were, as the job, the last a moment, as the plaque gallery at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. On the left hand the contentment of baseball, Bob Mankow. On the right was the head of the player's union, Bruce Meyer. They weren't there Saturday evening to solve baseball's problems. They were simply the next a cocktail and the head of Fame induction weekend. They shook hands, had a seveningly unstable exchange, then went their negative ways into an "washout" of the air. With the current collective beginning agreement regarding an December, I recently had a brilliant idea. What if they can find every future negotiating seasons right there — in that spot? No more important news releases and social media has raged. No more cool, some nerd- ings in the closest boardroom. You won't to talk? You want to resign that spot to the edge of the 1887's Page. I don't say to the plaque gallery of the Hall of Fame, with the legends of baseball looking over your shank does as you negotiate with the time of the spot in your hands. On Sunday, I ran the 800-yard Meyer. Let's just say he admired any peace canines, but wasn't gone cool if young on board. I then struck up a conversation with the 1887's Page. I was Garrett. We had come for the induction of hell land. I let him in our air master plan. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. What did he think about holding labor after the election? I was at the 1887's Page. baseball matters to so many people? When are the greatest play- ers who ever played, he said: "Do you forget about strikes. You forgot about all the other but until You're just sitting in the middle of the street?" He couldn't have said if he had it had a half-cranked baseball fans who lost those vices. The Hall of Fame's thunderous can- fore for me. Rust tried to suppress that feeling in his speech on Sunday. When he walked into the Hall of Fame, he said, "I finally realized the weight that this game can be." He said, "I'd rather say what is the weight we are talking to. We don't say to be a good man." "The ball are a small white stories that you can't reperceive the ball. With half. And to know that I get to be a part of that history, standing alongside the signals that I grow up watching. I still don't understand the ball. I don't know that I can't be a good man." "This day isn't about me, though. This day is about baseball. It's a celebration of baseball, and I just happen to be a part of it. Baseball has been long before me. It's going to be long after I sit back down. But standing up here with those guys sitting out there. I've never felt more humbled and more greased in my entire life." And for more, why was also inducted this year, understood that the 1887's Page was not the first time since being elected. He was there for news conference and before the first election, and for when it ended, I couldn't help but notice what I knew but next. He began to recall around the room. He stopped at the plaques of every one of the Hall of Fame. Bizarre runners and snapped bodies. He was one of the most successful men, maybe two of get things in the colleague. It was just 10 minutes out of the first that moment, of producing the man who wrote, but think with me for the past six months. So I told him how special I thought that photo sessions was, and I said that there was a big deal to do it. Jensen's answer, in session, was this three are more than just plaques. That gallery in where I was a look that meant I look at the 1887's Page. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean I was a look that meant I look at the 1887's Page. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. I was a look that mean. 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The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. The Hall of Fame's gallery, with all of its history, would be an ideal spot for a Connoisseur Rob Mankow, for left, and Bruce Meyer, the head of the player's union, to hash out a labor deal. With Pogacar's 16th Win, an Assent That Was Both Majetons and a QueenFrom First Sports Page and a half to end the race. He was golly so he covered the blank line, and he stuck at the evening after ward, it was a striking contrast to the dominance during the final week of last year's time. A large part of that has been his relationship with Isaac del Toro, he 12-year-old teammate whom Pogacar has recovered. After a ending del Toro's tough 2 victory in Manjam, Pogacar appeared the happiest he has all season, conditionally he coined in season and draping himself at the Man- jam. This is important for the team that they became friends. Pogac's winners, Manjam, told The Atlanta, made up through the race. "Perhaps it's better, important thing for the team." There was a contending that defined the race, from its devance attack to Pogacar's help for the Toro in the competition for the white jersey, as the Toro's best young man, in the Toro's decano. The Pogacar is a big hit and a big win. 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Cycling's antidoping body, the international betting figures, but said that "effective testing more in history and political circumstances, the capable of occurring outside standard daytime hours." The Athletic reported that week that others from at least three other teams were tested in the middle of the night during the race, with the U.S. applying its permission from a French judge before the beginning of the race. Questions about Pogacar's pre- Tennessee are inevitable. He has been the sport's most dominant sport, and is at the Vanguard of a generation boating challenge to the daytime of the race. He all the improvements in nutrition, technology and birth adaptation, memories of the sports dirty on parades — especially in a preterm where a number of team houses and coaches had worked with teams that were implicated. This essential to Maine Chasent, born of Pogacar's U.S. Team Enterters, who worked at the Summer-David team in the 2010s when several others were found to have tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs. Adelaide's flipses to be weak in this reflection on history's doping cases, Glanell responded that he saw himself as a victim who had been deceived by others. "You never knew what your children in their rooms, and you certainly don't know what the others do at home," he added. Pogacar has never failed asking him, nor have any trouble in ingestion over them raised of wrongdoing. The tests were the talk of the Tour for 72 hours, but Pogacar were them lightly. A lot bigger than in the last two years he had been a good individual than many through U.S. Team Enterters at the second test day. Though there was speculation that he was also cool, Pogacar answered all the questions asked him in April 7 there, hoping from the preterm at the first of the finals a half o'clock a breakaway there and a half minutes up the road. Nobody asked to follow. He played back him by the head, eventually catching Michael Cengage and Lanny Martinez with four kilometers to go, and kicked clear in the final160mers to take his 8th stage win, having succeeded the season climb in 16 minutes and 24 seconds. He went to the seven minute finishes. One day later, the yellow jersey turned downstops to help all fans earn the position. He marked the attacks of the 24-year-old from Maine Paul Senter before the two was able to attack himself. Pogacar and left Toro created the finish in this in an At the start of the Tour, Pogacar had been amiss about his hopes for the 2010s at the race. "To win the 2010s at the race!" he replied. Did Toro start the first one name to take the yellow jersey in the Pogacar will last give it up easily. With Pogacar's 16th Win, an Assent That Was Both Majetons and a QueenFrom First Sports Page and a half to end the race. He was golly so he covered the blank line, and he stuck at the evening after ward, it was a striking contrast to the dominance during the final week of last year's time. A large part of that has been his relationship with Isaac del Toro, he 12-year-old teammate whom Pogacar has recovered. After a ending del Toro's tough 2 victory in Manjam, Pogacar appeared the happiest he has all season, condending the coined in season and draping himself at the Man- jam. This is important for the team that they became friends. Pogac's winners, Manjam, told The Atlanta, made up through the race. "Perhaps it's better, important thing for the team." 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Rather than explore an experienced upgrade, Iowa is letting Jeremy Heckleman, left, and Frank Brown, right, right for the starting quarterback job. External expectations are low for whoever wins. Iowa Embraces Rarity in Plug-and-Play Era: A Quarterback BattleBy SCOTT DOCHETEMAN IOWA CITY — Of the nation's 40-power-understand football programs, only two entered the presidents with an open quarterback competition between two returning hurlongs: Alabama and Iowa. College football's rehairs are the transfer portal, especially at quarterback, makes homegrown competitions soon and too risky for most coaches. For the Clinton State, the battle comes down to Eastern Russell and Austin Black, two time-chip prospects who fit Kaitin DeBeck's 1st-ever offseason system. At Iowa City, the 1st-ever offseason team from 2016 Hawkeye was standing from 2016 Hawkeye's 1st-ever offseason system. 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and the 2125 F.C. and the 2126 F.C. and the 2127 F.C. and the 2128 F.C. and the 2129 F.C. and the 2130 F.C. and the 2131 F.C. and the 2132 F.C. and the 2133 F.C. and the 2134 F.C. and the 2135 F.C. and the 2136 F.C. and the 2137 F.C. and the 2138 F.C. and the 2139 F.C. and the 2140 F.C. and the 2141 F.C. and the 2142 F.C. and the 2143 F.C. and the 2144 F.C. and the 2145 F.C. and the 2146 F.C. and the 2147 F.C. and the 2148 F.C. and the 2149 F.C. and the 2150 F.C. and the 2151 F.C. and the 2152 F.C. and the 2153 F.C. and the 2154 F.C. and the 2155 F.C. and the 2156 F.C. and the 2157 F.C. and the 2158 F.C. and the 2159 F.C. and the 2160 F.C. and the 2161 F.C. and the 2162 F.C. and the 2163 F.C. and the 2164 F.C. and the 2165 F.C. and the 2166 F.C. and the 2167 F.C. and the 2168 F.C. and the 2169 F.C. and the 2170 F.C. and the 2171 F.C. and the 2172 F.C. and the 2173 F.C. and the 2174 F.C. and the 2175 F.C. and the 2176 F.C. and the 2177 F.C. and the 2178 F.C. and the 2179 F.C. and the 2180 F.C. and the 2181 F.C. and the 2182 F.C. and the 2183 F.C. and the 2184 F.C. and the 2185 F.C. and the 2186 F.C. and the 2187 F.C. and the 2188 F.C. and the 2189 F.C. and the 2190 F.C. and the 2191 F.C. and the 2192 F.C. and the 2193 F.C. and the 2194 F.C. and the 2195 F.C. and the 2196 F.C. and the 2197 F.C. and the 2198 F.C. and the 2199 F.C. and the 2200 F.C. and the 2201 F.C. and the 2202 F.C. and the 2203 F.C. and the 2204 F.C. and the 2205 F.C. and the 2206 F.C. and the 2207 F.C. and the 2208 F.C. and the 2209 F.C. and the 2210 F.C. and the 2211 F.C. and the 2212 F.C. and the 2213 F.C. and the 2214 F.C. and the 2215 F.C. and the 2216 F.C. and the 2217 F.C. and the 2218 F.C. and the 2219 F.C. and the 2220 F.C. and the 2221 F.C. and the 2222 F.C. and the 2223 F.C. and the 2224 F.C. and the 2225 F.C. and the 2226 F.C. and the 2227 F.C. and the 2228 F.C. and the 2229 F.C. and the 2230 F.C. and the 2231 F.C. and the 2232 F.C. and the 2233 F.C. and the 2234 F.C. and the 2235 F.C. and the 2236 F.C. and the 2237 F.C. and the 2238 F.C. and the 2239 F.C. and the 2240 F.C. and the 2241 F.C. and the 2242 F.C. and the 2243 F.C. and the 2244 F.C. and the 2245 F.C. and the 2246 F.C. and the 2247 F.C. and the 2248 F.C. and the 2249 F.C. and the 2250 F.C. and the 2251 F.C. and the 2252 F.C. and the 2253 F.C. and the 2254 F.C. and the 2255 F.C. and the 2256 F.C. and the 2257 F.C. and the 2258 F.C. and the 2259 F.C. and the 2260 F.C. and the 2261 F.C. and the 2262 F.C. and the 2263 F.C. and the 2264 F.C. and the 2265 F.C. and the 2266 F.C. and the 2267 F.C. and the 2268 F.C. and the 2269 F.C. and the 2270 F.C. and the 2271 F.C. and the 2272 F.C. and the 2273 F.C. and the 2274 F.C. and the 2275 F.C. and the 2276 F.C. and the 2277 F.C. and the 2278 F.C. and the 2279 F.C. and the 2280 F.C. and the 2281 F.C. and the 2282 F.C. and the 2283 F.C. and the 2284 F.C. and the 2285 F.C. and the 2286 F.C. and the 2287 F.C. and the 2288 F.C. and the 2289 F.C. and the 2290 F.C. and the 2291 F.C. and the 2292 F.C. and the 2293 F.C. and the 2294 F.C. and the 2295 F.C. and the 2296 F.C. and the 2297 F.C. and the 2298 F.C. and the 2299 F.C. and the 2300 F.C. and the 2301 F.C. and the 2302 F.C. and the 2303 F.C. and the 2304 F.C. and the 2305 F.C. and the 2306 F.C. and the 2307 F.C. and the 2308 F.C. and the 2309 F.C. and the 2310 F.C. and the 2311 F.C. and the 2312 F.C. and the 2313 F.C. and the 2314 F.C. and the 2315 F.C. and the 2316 F.C. and the 2317 F.C. and the 2318 F.C. and the 2319 F.C. and the 2320 F.C. and the 2321 F.C. and the 2322 F.C. and the 2323 F.C. and the 2324 F.C. and the 2325 F.C. and the 2326 F.C. and the 2327 F.C. and the 2328 F.C. and the 2329 F.C. and the 2330 F.C. and the 2331 F.C. and the 2332 F.C. and the 2333 F.C. and the 2334 F.C. and the 2335 F.C. and the 2336 F.C. and the 2337 F.C. and the 2338 F.C. and the 2339 F.C. and the 2340 F.C. and the 2341 F.C. and the 2342 F.C. and the 2343 F.C. and the 2344 F.C. and the 2345 F.C. and the 2346 F.C. and the 2347 F.C. and the 2348 F.C. and the 2349 F.C. and the 2350 F.C. and the 2351 F.C. and the 2352 F.C. and the 2353 F.C. and the 2354 F.C. and the 2355 F.C. and the 2356 F.C. and the 2357 F.C. and the 2358 F.C. and the 2359 F.C. and the 2360 F.C. and the 2361 F.C. and the 2362 F.C. and the 2363 F.C. and the 2364 F.C. and the 2365 F.C. and the 2366 F.C. and the 2367 F.C. and the 2368 F.C. and the 2369 F.C. and the 2370 F.C. and the 2371 F.C. and the 2372 F.C. and the 2373 F.C. and the 2374 F.C. and the 2375 F.C. and the 2376 F.C. and the 2377 F.C. and the 2378 F.C. and the 2379 F.C. and the 2380 F.C. and the 2381 F.C. and the 2382 F.C. and the 2383 F.C. and the 2384 F.C. and the 2385 F.C. and the 2386 F.C. and the 2387 F.C. and the 2388 F.C. and the 2389 F.C. and the 2390 F.C. and the 2391 F.C. and the 2392 F.C. and the 2393 F.C. and the 2394 F.C. and the 2395 F.C. and the 2396 F.C. and the 2397 F.C. and the 2398 F.C. and the 2399 F.C. and the 2400 F.C. and the 2401 F.C. and the 2402 F.C. and the 2403 F.C. and the 2404 F.C. and the 2405 F.C. and the 2406 F.C. and the 2407 F.C. and the 2408 F.C. and the 2409 F.C. and the 2410 F.C. and the 2411 F.C. and the 2412 F.C. and the 2413 F.C. and the 2414 F.C. and the 2415 F.C. and the 2416 F.C. and the 2417 F.C. and the 2418 F.C. and the 2419 F.C. and the 2420 F.C. and the 2421 F.C. and the 2422 F.C. and the 2423 F.C. and the 2424 F.C. and the 2425 F.C. and the 2426 F.C. and the 2427 F.C. and the 2428 F.C. and the 2429 F.C. and the 2430 F.C. and the 2431 F.C. and the 2432 F.C. and the 2433 F.C. and the 2434 F.C. and the 2435 F.C. and the 2436 F.C. and the 2437 F.C. and the 2438 F.C. and the 2439 F.C. and the 2440 F.C. and the 2441 F.C. and the 2442 F.C. and the 2443 F.C. and the 2444 F.C. and the 2445 F.C. and the 2446 F.C. and the 2447 F.C. and the 2448 F.C. and the 2449 F.C. and the 2450 F.C. and the 2451 F.C. and the 2452 F.C. and the 2453 F.C. and the 2454 F.C. and the 2455 F.C. and the 2456 F.C. and the 2457 F.C. and the 2458 F.C. and the 2459 F.C. and the 2460 F.C. and the 2461 F.C. and the 2462 F.C. and the 2463 F.C. and the 2464 F.C. and the 2465 F.C. and the 2466 F.C. and the 2467 F.C. and the 2468 F.C. and the 2469 F.C. and the 2470 F.C. and the 2471 F.C. and the 2472 F.C. and the 2473 F.C. and the 2474 F.C. and the 2475 F.C. and the 2476 F.C. and the 2477 F.C. and the 2478 F.C. and the 2479 F.C. and the 2480 F.C. and the 2481 F.C. and the 2482 F.C. and the 2483 F.C. and the 2484 F.C. and the 2485 F.C. and the 2486 F.C. and the 2487 F.C. and the 2488 F.C. and the 2489 F.C. and the 2490 F.C. and the 2491 F.C. and the 2492 F.C. and the 2493 F.C. and the 2494 F.C. and the 2495 F.C. and the 2496 F.C. and the 2497 F.C. and the 2498 F.C. and the 2499 F.C. and the 2500 F.C. and the 2501 F.C. and the 2502 F.C. and the 2503 F.C. and the 2504 F.C. and the 2505 F.C. and the 2506 F.C. and the 2507 F.C. and the 2508 F.C. and the 2509 F.C. and the 2510 F.C. and the 2511 F.C. and the 2512 F.C. and the 2513 F.C. and the 2514 F.C. and the 2515 F.C. and the 2516 F.C. and the 2517 F.C. and the 2518 F.C. and the 2519 F.C. and the 2520 F.C. and the 2521 F.C. and the 2522 F.C. and the 2523 F.C. and the 2524 F.C. and the 2525 F.C. and the 2526 F.C. and the 2527 F.C. and the 2528 F.C. and the 2529 F.C. and the 2530 F.C. and the 2531 F.C. and the 2532 F.C. and the 2533 F.C. and the 2534 F.C. and the 2535 F.C. and the 2536 F.C. and the 2537 F.C. and the 2538 F.C. and the 2539 F.C. and the 2540 F.C. and the 2541 F.C. and the 2542 F.C. and the 2543 F.C. and the 2544 F.C. and the 2545 F.C. and the 2546 F.C. and the 2547 F.C. and the 2548 F.C. and the 2549 F.C. and the 2550 F.C. and the 2551 F.C. and the 2552 F.C. and the 2553 F.C. and the 2554 F.C. and the 2555 F.C. and the 2556 F.C. and the 2557 F.C. and the 2558 F.C. and the 2559 F.C. and the 2560 F.C. and the 2561 F.C. and the 2562 F.C. and the 2563 F.C. and the 2564 F.C. and the 2565 F.C. and the 2566 F.C. and the 2567 F.C. and the 2568 F.C. and the 2569 F.C. and the 2570 F.C. and the 2571 F.C. and the 2572 F.C. and the 2573 F.C. and the 2574 F.C. and the 2575 F.C. and the 2576 F.C. and the 2577 F.C. and the 2578 F.C. and the 2579 F.C. and the 2580 F.C. and the 2581 F.C. and the 2582 F.C. and the 2583 F.C. and the 2584 F.C. and the 2585 F.C. and the 2586 F.C. and the 2587 F.C. and the 2588 F.C. and the 2589 F.C. and the 2590 F.C. and the 2591 F.C. and the 2592 F.C. and the 2593 F.C. and the 2594 F.C. and the 2595 F.C. and the 2596 F.C. and the 2597 F.C. and the 2598 F.C. and the 2599 F.C. and the 2600 F.C. and the 2601 F.C. and the 2602 F.C. and the 2603 F.C. and the 2604 F.C. and the 2605 F.C. and the 2606 F.C. and the 2607 F.C. and the 2608 F.C. and the 2609 F.C. and the 2610 F.C. and the 2611 F.C. and the 2612 F.C. and the 2613 F.C. and the 2614 F.C. and the 2615 F.C. and the 2616 F.C. and the 2617 F.C. and the 2618 F.C. and the 2619 F.C. and the 2620 F.C. and the 2621 F.C. and the 2622 F.C. and the 2623 F.C. and the 2624 F.C. and the 2625 F.C. and the 2626 F.C. and the 2627 F.C. and the 2628 F.C. and the 2629 F.C. and the 2630 F.C. and the 2631 F.C. and the 2632 F.C. and the 2633 F.C. and the 2634 F.C. and the 2635 F.C. and the 2636 F.C. and the 2637 F.C. and the 2638 F.C. and the 2639 F.C. and the 2640 F.C. and the 2641 F.C. and the 2642 F.C. and the 2643 F.C. and the 2644 F.C. and the 2645 F.C. and the 2646 F.C. and the 2647 F.C. and the 2648 F.C. and the 2649 F.C. and the 2650 F.C. and the 2651 F.C. and the 2652 F.C. and the 2653 F.C. and the 2654 F.C. and the 2655 F.C. and the 2656 F.C. and the 2657 F.C. and the 2658 F.C. and the 2659 F.C. and the 2660 F.C. and the 2661 F.C. and the 2662 F.C. and the 2663 F.C. and the 2664 F.C. and the 2665 F.C. and the 2666 F.C. and the 2667 F.C. and the 2668 F.C. and the 2669 F.C. and the 2670 F.C. and the 2671 F.C. and the 2672 F.C. and the 2673 F.C. and the 2674 F.C. and the 2675 F.C. and the 2676 F.C. and the 2677 F.C. and the 2678 F.C. and the 2679 F.C. and the 2680 F.C. and the 2681 F.C. and the 2682 F.C. and the 2683 F.C. and the 2684 F.C. and the 2685 F.C. and the 2686 F.C. and the 2687 F.C. and the 2688 F.C. and the 2689 F.C. and the 2690 F.C. and the 2691 F.C. and the 2692 F.C. and the 2693 F.C. and the 2694 F.C. and the 2695 F.C. and the 2696 F.C. and the 2697 F.C. and the 2698 F.C. and the 2699 F.C. and the 2700 F.C. and the 2701 F.C. and the 2702 F.C. and the 2703 F.C. and the 2704 F.C. and the 2705 F.C. and the 2706 F.C. and the 2707 F.C. and the 2708 F.C. and the 2709 F.C. and the 2710 F.C. and the 2711 F.C. and the 2712 F.C. and the 2713 F.C. and the 2714 F.C. and the 2715 F.C. and the 2716 F.C. and the 2717 F.C. and the 2718 F.C. and the 2719 F.C. and the 2720 F.C. and the 2721 F.C. and the 2722 F.C. and the 2723 F.C. and the 2724 F.C. and the 2725 F.C. and the 2726 F.C. and the 2727 F.C. and the 2728 F.C. and the 2729 F.C. and the 2730 F.C. and the 2731 F.C. and the 2732 F.C. and the 2733 F.C. and the 2734 F.C. and the 2735 F.C. and the 2736 F.C. and the 2737 F.C. and the 2738 F.C. and the 2739 F.C. and the 2740 F.C. and the 2741 F.C. and the 2742 F.C. and the 2743 F.C. and the 2744 F.C. and the 2745 F.C. and the 2746 F.C. and the 2747 F.C. and the 2748 F.C. and the 2749 F.C. and the 2750 F.C. and the 2751 F.C. and the 2752 F.C. and the 2753 F.C. and the 2754 F.C. and the 2755 F.C. and the 2756 F.C. and the 2757 F.C. and the 2758 F.C. and the 2759 F.C. and the 2760 F.C. and the 2761 F.C. and the 2762 F.C. and the 2763 F.C. and the 2764 F.C. and the 2765 F.C. and the 2766 F.C. and the 2767 F.C. and the 2768 F.C. and the 2769 F.C. and the 2770 F.C. and the 2771 F.C. and the 2772 F.C. and the 2773 F.C. and the 2774 F.C. and the 2775 F.C. and the 2776 F.C. and the 2777 F.C. and the 2778 F.C. and the 2779 F.C. and the 2780 F.C. and the 2781 F.C. and the 2782 F.C. and the 2783 F.C. and the 2784 F.C. and the 2785 F.C. and the 2786 F.C. and the 2787 F.C. and the 2788 F.C. and the 2789 F.C. and the 2790 F.C. and the 2791 F.C. and the 2792 F.C. and the 2793 F.C. and the 2794 F.C. and the 2795 F.C. and the 2796 F.C. and the 2797 F.C. and the 2798 F.C. and the 2799 F.C. and the 2800 F.C. and the 2801 F.C. and the 2802 F.C. and the 2803 F.C. and the 2804 F.C. and the 2805 F.C. and the 2806 F.C. and the 2807 F.C. and the 2808 F.C. and the 2809 F.C. and the 2810 F.C. and the 2811 F.C. and the 2812 F.C. and the 2813 F.C. and the 2814 F.C. and the 2815 F.C. and the 2816 F.C. and the 2817 F.C. and the 2818 F.C. and the 2819 F.C. and the 2820 F.C. and the 2821 F.C. and the 2822 F.C. and the 2823 F.C. and the 2824 F.C. and the 2825 F.C. and the 2826 F.C. and the 2827 F.C. and the 2828 F.C. and the 2829 F.C. and the 2830 F.C. and the 2831 F.C. and the 2832 F.C. and the 2833 F.C. and the 2834 F.C. and the 2835 F.C. and the 2836 F.C. and the 2837 F.C. and the 2838 F.C. and the 2839 F.C. and the 2840 F.C. and the 2841 F.C. and the 2842 F.C. and the 2843 F.C. and the 2844 F.C. and the 2845 F.C. and the 2846 F.C. and the 2847 F.C. and the 2848 F.C. and the 2849 F.C. and the 2850 F.C. and the 2851 F.C. and the 2852 F.C. and the 2853 F.C. and the 2854 F.C. and the 2855 F.C. and the 2856 F.C. and the 2857 F.C. and the 2858 F.C. and the 2859 F.C. and the 2860 F.C. and the 2861 F.C. and the 2862 F.C. and the 2863 F.C. and the 2864 F.C. and the 2865 F.C. and the 2866 F.C. and the 2867 F.C. and the 2868 F.C. and the 2869 F.C. and the 2870 F.C. and the 2871 F.C. and the 2872 F.C. and the 2873 F.C. and the 2874 F.C. and the 2875 F.C. and the 2876 F.C. and the 2877 F.C. and the 2878 F.C. and the 2879 F.C. and the 2880 F.C. and the 2881 F.C. and the 2882 F.C. and the 2883 F.C. and the 2884 F.C. and the 2885 F.C. and the 2886 F.C. and the 2887 F.C. and the 2888 F.C. and the 2889 F.C. and the 2890 F.C. and the 2891 F.C. and the 2892 F.C. and the 2893 F.C. and the 2894 F.C. and the 2895 F.C. and the 2896 F.C. and the 2897 F.C. and the 2898 F.C. and the 2899 F.C. and the 2900 F.C. and the 2901 F.C. and the 2902 F.C. and the 2903 F.C. and the 2904 F.C. and the 2905 F.C. and the 2906 F.C. and the 2907 F.C. and the 2908 F.C. and the 2909 F.C. and the 2910 F.C. and the 2911 F.C. and the 2912 F.C. and the 2913 F.C. and the 2914 F.C. and the 2915 F.C. and the 2916 F.C. and the 2917 F.C. and the 2918 F.C. and the 2919 F.C. and the 2920 F.C. and the 2921 F.C. and the 2922 F.C. and the 2923 F.C. and the 2924 F.C. and the 2925 F.C. and the 2926 F.C. and the 2927 F.C. and the 2928 F.C. and the 2929 F.C. and the 2930 F.C. and the 2931 F.C. and the 2932 F.C. and the 2933 F.C. and the 2934 F.C. and the 2935 F.C. and the 2936 F.C. and the 2937 F.C. and the 2938 F.C. and the 2939 F.C. and the 2940 F.C. and the 2941 F.C. and the 2942 F.C. and the 2943 F.C. and the 2944 F.C. and the 2945 F.C. and the 2946 F.C. and the 2947 F.C. and the 2948 F.C. and the 2949 F.C. and the 2950 F.C. and the 2951 F.C. and the 2952 F.C. and the 2953 F.C. and the 2954 F.C. and the 2955 F.C. and the 2956 F.C. and the 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On To Defy TimeBy MARCUS TOMMPOUN II NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR — Stephen Curry wanted a little James to be treated to the Golden State Warriors. He thought his team had a chance. His reaction to finding out James chose the Philadelphia Nerd. “That’s why you don’t scream anything into it happens,” Curry said last weekend from House. Mostly a youth camp. “There’s a lot of opening parts.” By the time Curry talked about James’s decision, which shifted the balance of power in the N.B.A.'s Eastern Conference, he Facing a Warriors reality of no James or any other help, and a hurt, aging core.had occurred in the Golden State’s reality — the same one that existed before James announced his departure from the Los Angeles Lakers. The disappointment of running out on yet another difference-making addition, something to get Golden State out of the play is to recommend poogotery if has been in for the last four years, had turned into acceptance. No Guinness Amendments. No Jaylen Brown. No LeBron James. No Anthony Davis. Proget on it. Nothing Best. Nothing Trey Murphy III. There will be no Aaron Wiggins or Isaiah Acker even in the Los Angeles area. Mario Morinjo. It might not be Tunei Lindbergh and prayers for the speedy movement of James Butler and Moody. And hopes that Kinship. Prototype, seizing his 12th N.B.A. season, can play it games for the fourth time. The grand possibilities come down to James choosing to ride with Curry for a most fascinating journey. Once he didn't, Curry quickly returned to the south of his situation, one he had played with another night. “The through him,” he said, “which is hard on anybody in this situation, especially seen as keeping this thing together, is knowing that when James got hurt, and where got hurt, the whole city is of everything change. How do you get hurt through their absence and safe stay at a certain level? And then how that goes into that year. It’s the same deal. So I’m a model on the Marcus Thompson III is a senior columnist for The Athletic. Chance to Shine in Hometown for HeroBy ERIC NESON For years, Milwaukee Bucks guard Tyler Herro saw his name come up in trade rumors as a member of the Miami Heat. It was an uncontrollable reality, and he grew accustomed to it. Even so, he entered this off-season believing the rumors would finally turn into an actual trade and a new home. “I kind of was anticipating it,” Herro said in an interview in Las Vegas before the news of his physical altercation with his former Heat teammate Dana Anthony on July 16 became public. “This teammate will like the summer that it could probably happen. “The rumors are part of the business of the game, and to be on the trade rumors, it’s a gift and a curse. The curse becomes that means people want you, but at the same time, the team is trying to trade you.” He did not know he would be going back to his hometown trade. “On happy where I’m at now,” Herro said. “I just want to pick a matter team in the league to play for, it would be Milwaukee. I’m super restricted to two Milwaukee. Fresh start for everyone — the organization, myself — and we’re really going to hit it home.” Herro was born in Milwaukee and played at Wabash High School in nearby Greenfield, Wis., where he served more than 30 years and averaged 61.9 points, 7.4 other miles, 6.9 points in the same deal. So I’m a model on the Eric Nelson is a senior writer covering the Bucks for The Athletic. Curry, 38, is entering his 10th season but is not exactly shifting priorities. The objective at this stage of his career is not difficult to decipher, even as he remains careful about how he articulates. He wants to win. He wants the best team Golden State can assemble around him. He wants a chance, a real chance, for a deep playoff run. The longer it takes he him to sign a contract extension, the more you can bet Curry in using potential frequency, you need to keep Golden State pushing toward that end. But Curry does not share the outrage of his loyal Midwest because, as he acknowledged last weekend, her knows what’s really happening behind the season. He knows what was actually on the table for Golden State and what was companies. And whatever he knows, it hasn’t prompted him to publicly request frustration with Golden State’s approach. That leaves hope for some image, the kind the better Gold on State executive Rob Myers now pulled off by the Stars. But Golden State, even with Curry, does not seem to have that kind of shape. Reality comes with a bill. And Curry, as always, is being asked to pick up the check. It means one more season of him having to carry an effacement completely reliant on him. A more season of retraining out every one possible while hoping it does not burn him out. That was his late on Jan. 19, when Butler won the summer course against, and then reimbered on March 12, when Moody to be his left parthick trophy. “And you hope that they both crave back healthy,” Curry said, “and we can play at a level that keeps us relevant and competitive and build a foundation in that we can figure out what’s available. But that is the situation. We don’t live in any alternative universe.” But might be the most succinct description of these Warriors. This alternative universe might be something. But this one has savour and circumstances. In this universe, Butler’s 10th million rejoicing contract has not been so attractive to potential trade partners, and certainly not a great enough return for the Warriors to go back to that desire to keep him. Golden State seems to have more confidence Butler can return to his former level than the rest of the league. In this universe, Golden State is not willing to cash in all of its available free-round picks unless
Fredrick C. Cullman, 2020 Stephen Curry, above and near 36th, is amusing his 38th season. Though Thompson (Carson (25)) has an eugene with the team, Jeremy Butler (35) is still returning from injury. And that is where Curry’s realism becomes especially poignant. Net because he has declared himself current. He became the signatory but disappeared. But because the circumstances have narrowed what Golden State can reasonably expect while simultaneously increasing what it makes. Curry, it seems, has come to grips with the demands. At minimum, Carrie was more half-season at one more season until another month come. Using an avid Butler and Moody return deep the Warriors on the right side of the drumbull, keep them competitive. Build with his youngsters. All while kicking the pipe down to the next window of opportunity. All while Curry’s own third keeps kicking. Maybe because it could not lead major help, the front office can get him some moderate assistance. If not someone who can carry the team at his head, someone who can be additive to be good at nervous, both the second impossible for Golden State, can be Butler’s arrival into February 6 and. “Sure,” Curry said, “I’m hopeful for all the creative ideas of getting the best team possible. We had these conversations, but we can be sure who can do the top like that, it’s where going to change.” That means shapes the coming season. The schedule, or the reprints, can changed this moniker, the answer remains the same. Chance to Shine in Hometown for HeroBy ERIC NESON For years, Milwaukee Bucks guard Tyler Herro saw his name come up in trade rumors as a member of the Miami Heat. It was an uncontrollable reality, and he grew accustomed to it. Even so, he entered this off-season believing the rumors would finally turn into an actual trade and a new home. “I kind of was anticipating it,” Herro said in an interview in Las Vegas before the news of his physical altercation with his former Heat teammate Dana Anthony on July 16 became public. “This teammate will like the summer that it could probably happen. “The rumors are part of the business of the game, and to be on the trade rumors, it’s a gift and a curse. The curse becomes that means people want you, but at the same time, the team is trying to trade you.” He did not know he would be going back to his hometown trade. “On happy where I’m at now,” Herro said, “it’s a gift and a curse. The curse becomes that means people want you, but at the same time, the team is trying to trade you.” He did not know he would be going back to his hometown trade. “On happy where I’m at now,” Herro said, “it’s a gift and a curse. The curse becomes that means people want you, but at the same time, the team is trying to trade you.” He did not know he would be going back to his hometown trade. smear year. He committed to play at Wisconsin before decommitting and choosing Kentucky and John Calipari. He was a one-and-a-half player and entered 10th in the 2020 N.B.A. draft. Though Herro is returning home, it comes in the wake of the Bucks leading Guinness Amendments, the franchise’s career-leading score. “I was 11 years old when Guinness was drafted, and lived 10 minutes from the arena,” Herro said. A fresh start in Milwaukee after a blockbuster trade.“Jason what it’s like. I’ve been thought of all 3 remembering in the chart field days, Brandeis, Hastings days, Andrew Boggs, Moody Ellis — all three days.” “I remember those days and I’ve been thinking about the three to take the city. Not only the team, but the city has grown to a cause of this. And he got the Deer District now, like, a bunch of different things in Milwaukee that just wasn’t there when he got there. Not only did he bring a championship, but he changed that city as a whole.” “I’m not expecting Herro, 33, a shooting guard, to produce a full name level as Aphrodysmoppa, but growing up in the Milwaukee area means he knows how pivotal he can be for the organizations new era. For Herro, it will be a new chapter, as well. Miami is the only franchise Herro has known, playing his first seven seasons with the Heat. Though Herro played only 15 games last season because of too much 18 minutes, he averaged 20.1 points, 4.6 other miles, 4.1 in 2020. The Bullshank Reference, he is one of 10 players to average at least 20 points in each of the last five seasons, and the scoring will be needed next season as the Bucks look to replace Aphrodysmoppa’s offensive punch. It remains to be seen whether the Bucks’ new coach, Taylor Jenkins, will build the game plan around a defiant No. 1 offensive option next season, but Herro has known to be ready for more responsibility. “I think my time in Miami has prepared me for this,” said Herro, who learned the pro game beside teammates like Jimmy Butler, Sadie Spindola, Joe Crowder and Goran Duggal. While Herro is in Milwaukee now, that could change in the next year as the Bucks assess how to move forward. “I think now that things are kind of settling down, I’m hoping I’m staying here,” Herro said. “That’s kind of the consensus I’m getting right now, but I’m excited to just be here. It it’s for two months, two years, whatever it is, I’m just excited to be here. “I see the potential. I see the promise that we have on a group. As an organization, with the young guys with a fresh start, I
to see Golden State the next year. It was a title in 2012. He played 16 games in 2012. He just won, he won the Check Player of the Year Award and played 18 games for the first time in seven years. Curry totaled 41 games last season, and the Warriors earned the playoffs after losing their second play on game at Phoenix on April 17. It has been a full off-season of rest and recovery. History says a rested Curry can be dangerous. History also never asked a nearly 40-year-old Curry to do this. Golden State will need Curry to show up in the coming season. But at his age, while building a career leader, it’s taking quite a bit. He will have to carry the team without reinterprets. He isn’t highest goal players — including Duggal and Duggal. He won’t be the last uproot to return — are over 10 or anything from significant injuries. In the case of Butler, it’s both. But Golden State’s hopes for a late playoff can require its right to report to be healthy for the post-season. First, it has to get there.
think we’re going to be better than people anticipate. We got a great deal of vets and guys that have been proven in this league, and then we got guys who are hungry, motivated with a chip on their decades, that want to compete and prove something. So we’re going to be good.” Among the players on Milwaukee’s roster leading into the 2020 season, Herro has one of the Tyler Herro last played his senior career in Miami after being selected with the 13th pick as the 2019 N.B.A. draft. most interesting roles. He is the only career player with an All-Star Game appearance and is reference-eligible, but that would require the Bucks to commit to him long term, rather than above him again for more assets. Herro knows the players who were traded from Miami in Milwaukee well, but he has been to know how to fit in with the players who were already there. Herro is a scorer, but the Bucks have two somewhat point guards (Ryan Rollins and Kevin Porter Jr.), and they helped another guard, Brayden Barrios, who will need an ball opportunities to develop. All of these things will have to be managed first by the front office and reaching up for her. Herro will need to be a leader and help the team navigate these issues. From Herro’s perspective, that all started in Las Vegas by getting to work with his young veteran teammate — Suzanne Dung, Janice Aupen Jr., Kellie Ware, Kerrie and Robbie — and bringing around the players to the regular roster who were participating in summer league, as well. “I think this is just the start of it,” Herro said. There will be a lot of opportunities in Milwaukee next season to put up significant numbers. Showing to me that a team would also have something to be Bucks and the rest of the league. “I’m excited that this opportunity is back home,” Herro said. “It’s perfectly not up 40% young guys and guys who are hungry.” 6 PUM Giving poetic voice to struggling Black Londoners. 6 THEATER REVIEW Hope and fear retain starting roles in 'A Chorus Line.'
6 POP WEEK The singer D4vd can now face trial on charges of murdering a 14-year-old girl. NEWS | CRITICISM WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2024 | 5 Arts The New York Times POPCATY SurvivingStardom To Thrive Yet Again Conor Oberst talks about his early fame, his music and the events that nearly doomed him. By JOE COSCARELLI and JOE CARAMANCA Conor Oberst may not fit the industry acredipper for a former child run, it is Mi- chael Jackson, Bristow, by a former fiction. Yet since he was 12, people have had businesses around Oberst's homestead, shaky-vowel folk songs, making him the re- herent, adolescent power boy in 1980 in- the rock and then a powerful contemporary tale about the burden of such pensions. "Definitely everything that was ever written about me or our health, forever, started with 'wonderland' or some refer- ence to how young I was, because I was very young," Oberst, now 40, told Popcast, The New York Times culture that show, in a recent interview. As the frontman and creative foundation of Bright Eyes and other groups, he an- othered the ELT independent music series in Omaha that made Seattle Cross Records an international concert. His public musi- cal output (and the label) reflects our gener- alism of disaffection, diatretic songwriters across genres — rims, pink, Americana — along the way. But after more than three decades as an sincerent, hard-timing — though huddled — rock star, Oberst is reckoning with a legacy that he previously preferred not to confront, and nearly turned out of entirely. In 2024, his struggles with substance abuse and mental health challenges nearly killed him, Oberst said. Instead — heged by a career in which his every open wound, psychic or other- wise, was impacted and specialized over by disserties him and deviance alike — he emerged with a clumsy of purpose that has allowed him to get back to work. Refrigerated after grappling with his health problems and public pilfering, Oberst called the works he spent recently writing and recording new music outside of Paris "magical." And he successfully (now he some wouldn't) brought Bright Eyes on the road for a small size celebrating the 21st convention on PAGE 13.
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Lena Waithe's acclaimed drama finishes with triumph and tenderness. 'The Chi' Comes to an EndBy SALAMISHIAH TILLEY This interview contains spoilers for the series (Part 4) "The Chi". From its beginning in 2018, "The Chi" creat- netly Lena Waithe, taught in daily expira- tions about criminality and Chicago and be- cause on the kinds of families that are rarely seen in a TV drama. "While it unfolds from a crime, it's not re- ally a crime story," the New York Times tele- vision critic James Pennewall wrote in his review of its first season. "It's about a wah- ming pool of people who would rather be doing anything besides dealing with the re- percussions of a murder." As the series continued to challenge con- vention, it became a hit for Showtime and the streaming platform Paramount+, the care show whose viewership increased over time. "The Chi" concluded on Friday after eight seasons, making it the longest com- ining Black drama on cable television. Its success did not come without contro- verses, however. Jason Mitchell, who played Brandon Johnson, a national club guarding and seeking revenge for his brother's mur- der, was originally the show's lead. But in 2019, after the second season, Mitchell was CONTINUED ON PAGE 13. Deeper ReflectionOn the Civil War An exhibition looks beyond the relics of military history in viewing America's defining conflict. By RICK BOJAS ATLANTA — The country is divided. Half of America wants to address injustice, while the other half has different concerns. A frag- ile bond is buying. Rampant disinformation makes it worse. An exhibition that opened here this month at the Atlanta History Center begins with a barrage of conflicting voices, each one amplifying grievances, resentments and fears as the United States was battling toward the Civil War. An interest listened to abolitionists and clergy members and politicians of that time, they could also detect shades of the present.
After success spent decades collecting a town of Civil War artifacts, the Atlanta History Center replaced a longstanding exhibition with "More Perfect Union," left. In 2020, the war is long over, slavery abol- ished. And yet it can mean as though Ameri- cans are still fighting a version of the same battle. "It's living on in a different way," Ann South Williams, an occupational therapist visiting from Maryland, said as she walked through the exhibition, seeing a connection with social justice protests in recent years and the backlash that followed. "This is helping me with putting things back in pro- jective and back into time frame." The History Center, one of Atlantic's flag- ship cultural institutions, approached the 100 million exhibition, called "More Perfect Union," with an ambitious standard. The Civil War was four years of devanta- convention on PAGE 13. C2 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006 HELEN SHAW | THEATER REVIEW Candor and Appuish Still Propel Dancers' StoriesA new production of a familiar musical shows the pain associated with performances. POTTERBUL, MASS. — Now much has 'A Chorus Line' changed in 50 years? Or, often, how much has it changed. If you want to measure the musical against your memories, you could pay over to Barrington Stage Company here, where the director John Paul is celebrating its global anniversary. Occasionally, that the entire Price-winning masterpiece is 15 years old, it premiered at the Public Theatre in the spring of 1975 and moved to Broadway that summer. 'A Chorus Line' has many readers. But, you shouldn't, we're the music, Edward Eliot has wrote the lyrics, and credit for the book belongs to James Kirkwood and Nicholas Dunn. But the stories themselves ring-tuned with true Broadway dancers — one of whom are in the program — who predict, paved in interview someone with Richard Bennett, the show's global young director, consumer and choreographer. Bennett then asked them to audition to play, essentially, themselves. We everyone made the cut. And now it the storytellers' interest made — closely payments to spend out around $10,000 per year, even when the show was making millions. So there's an acidic bite in its tissues. We taste the mold in good chores, the wine can taste of dirt. And in the compound 'A Chorus Line', the terror is true. The musical consists of one long dance collection, which becomes a kind of patriotic, controversial. The director Zach (Danny Bannock), like Bennett before him, wants to hear the auditioning dancers told about the personal stuff. He asks questions like 'What made you start dancing?' 'What did you do if you can't dance anymore?' The ad have answers for the first question, that last can it be to start in conversation. There are some standard performances—Best Different's Val d'obres a month' volume 'Dance: You, Looks, There,' about a bit, that won't be the glories assigned to big greens, Smith Noddy Emily Chute, and the other dancers in already strong company all the stage. The final description is the climax, in which a dancer named Paul has recalled that Poplar has action his parents accidentally doing him in a drug review. After a long time, the other dancers, Paul then made wrongs as a pimp and blows out his knee. In Pittsfield, the dancing is touching, the singing is strong, but the dialogue is strong reveal certain weaknesses in Kirkwood and Dunn's material. As the director, Paul does
New more than 50 years old, 'A Chorus Line' consists of one long dance collection, which forms into a kind of patriotic, controversial. Also, a new production by the Barrington Stage Company, continuing in Pittsfield, Mass. a lovely job, though, of explaining the show's abundance can be and anguish. Robert Eaton has beautifully ventured Bennett's choreography (originally) compared with Bob Archer, and that workover's ranch dazzle as still sharply thrilling. The production's love hints that we're not quite in the 1970s — a certain type of water bottle, say — prompt us to think about how little has changed. The original creators clearly believed that the show's pappasary rams with the character Cameo (Donna Codyan) — they gave her a loveless back story with Zach and an extended dance arm as 'The Blues and the Rhino.' In the star-vening 55 years, however, the romantic appeal of a coercive director has won off. Choreographically speaking, the Dancer's new assembling show has already been Bennett and Archer received their agents brilliant for the musical partners, like the kids that have been the dancers' legion to a row of flashing knives, wielded by killers at the tip of the dark stage. And as the emotional fairness actually remains, the performer Paul and his show-eyed base. The fact that Paul appears in the somatic 'opinion of Paul' — in the same direction, the individual clothes are submitted into a gold-colored Brady Berkeley bargain — makes the finish feel like an exciting nightmare. (If we can see Paul done.) A Chorus Line through Aug. 8 at the Barrington Stage Company in Pittsfield, Mass., paring@bradgons.org, Running Free: 2 hours. ing, it must not be real.) And this quality of a bad character with the familiar, 'I can't want to any about how Broadway's dying' should be without intent. We could write that too today. Choreographers say that their job is like being a 'poor who has to pay the influence' in 'A Chorus Line,' the new dancers lineup at the front of the stage-dose, oddly, look like an illustrated ABC — as the characters hold up their headlines, the bodies know are malarious, untrumshed, bold, male. Accordingly in my program, there are also 25 named characters, which doesn't feel like a contention. So what is the message that they're spelling out? Much of the time, it's an SOS. (Then I love sex, literally, in the line) 'A Chorus Line' celebrates artists' contention while demonstrating — both at the story level and in the way the script itself was assembled — how many it is to bully or exploit them. It reaches us to see through performance the past that makes us, and it's a reason that it isn't to interact. Bennett's work has certainly changed how I use any spectacle with an ensemble. The more exact the sensitivity, the more freedom the smiles, the more I wonder if the838ers are suffering. I mean, of course they are. For the decades, this show has been telling us exactly that. Tuned to the Struggles Of Black LandomersA newly restored 1979 film examines the duly-infused poetry of Linton Keeni Johnson. By PATRICIA MESSING Early in the 1978 documentary 'Dread Beat on Blood,' the 27-year-old poet Linton Keeni Johnson recites a verse that describes the challenges facing Brother Bates, a Jamaican-born character living in London, 'Do dwells up on his brain. Are you who can work? Are you the women a loved, Are you the men I love here a little of work?' Seeing Johnson's Jamaican roots, a British reporter asks him if he plans to return to Britain, the South London study, but there is a lot of time. He says he is a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. 'Then I am the same, but I am a great man that takes the intensity of his words. The newly restored documentary, directed by Franco Basso, opened last week in New York and will have a thence at run in several U.S. cities. In the film, Johnson presents and records verses from his poetry collection and album of the same title, with lyrics that vividly depict the racism and marginalization faced by Black Caribbean immigrants in Britain. His evolution is supposed by intricately flawed. 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The interviews were edited and conducted. Having previously watched its original broadcasts on the BBC, how you had a chance to win the second film? No, and I don't have any mention of watching it, either. What is really fantastic about all of the in the director Franco Basso's poetry came well-covered attention. He didn't make me many films, but the two films he's known for, 'Ballydot' and 'Dread Beat
on Blood,' an significant because they both offer outrights of the Black experience in Britain after the Second World War, the perspective of the second generation of Caribbean immigrants to England. Franco Basso's pieces for taking the initiative to choose these subjects in his films. How was Franco Basso introduced to you and your work? I was in the Black Panther movement, a young, written and one of the people pickling outside of the criminal court when nine activists were on trial for voting, incitement, as a consequence of a demonstration against police brutality in California. Franco Basso directed the original documentary, novel the Stargovest Nine: 19 on, kissed two collections of poetry, 'Voices of the Living and the Dead' followed by 'Dread Beat on Blood' in 1975. I was part of the campaign to free foreign lands (a Jamaican mining bill, convicted of armed robbery based on a false confession obtained by the police). In Franco would have known me from three circles. In 'Dread Beat on Blood,' you explain that your poetic cultures in both around-ragged tunes form. What writing, do you hear the tunes like first or in the words dictate the musical flow? I've always been interested in the language of tunes and the music in language. What, write my verse, I'm looking at the musicality within the language and I mean everything around the tunes form. On my first thing, 'Dread Beat on Blood,' 'Voices of Victory' and 'Beat Culture,' my late school friend Vinson Woolley played buns, and on other tracks it was Floyd Law- man, John Paul's true Dennis Bivell — 'Do you want the product, but tell the money, and we worked out the magic arrangements together. People think Dennis's buns have an wonderful [Jungle]. They're my buns have, but I couldn't make them sound as good as he does. What prompted your decision to stop performing the with Dennis and the Duk Band? I have a serious problem with my lower lumbar region. I can't stand up very long without being in an unbiased position. When that music is happening, you can't stand around like a statue. You're least have to move your knees or shake your legs. How did growing up in Chapelton, Jamaica, shape your early life? I was raised in the hills of Clarendon until age 16, when I moved to England, and everyone there was involved in learning. We did had responsibilities, even if it was just meeting the children. It was the best time of my life. The first time I observed themselves in Jamaica, the culture that have stayed with me ever since. Folk songs, church songs, ciddies, and of Christmas time, I welcome just traditional people of costumed dancers accompanied by goddess drums, shakers and bamboo flints. We had no radio, television or electricity, so we had to entertain ourselves. You've said that your father was illiterate, hear mother was unbelievable. Was there anyone around you that featured your interest in poetry and writing? No. My grandmother was illiterate, and she'd take me to end the Birth to her. I got to like the language of the Old Testament, Linton Keeni Johnson's verses are supposed to get mainly topped ragged genres that established the dolgons the called 'duly poetry'. Poulins on particular. The interest in poetry came about here as a Young Panther, I discovered African American literature. My original inspiration to become a poet came from W.E.B. On Black book 'The Ends of Black Folk,' the political poetry of Langston Hughes, Comeday's Brooks and Anton Borzka and the Lion Poem. Their discourse was also an American everyday speech, accompanied by percolation. I used to recite my poems with percolation in a young called Bada Love, young Bada guys I went to school work. Looking back at your work spanning the 1970s, how did the 1980s, how do the themes of political conditions and action (remain in history's work)? It offers a historical perspective because I'm of the past [Jungle]. People might pick up them understanding of the struggles we fought in England, how it corresponds with the antisocial struggles that were being fought out for a broad frame and the sense of solidarity on different sides of the Atlantic. My journey through poetry and music was really a teeming process through which I was able to chronicle important moments, like the New Cross fire or the Britten riots. When did you last sit down to write a poem? Show different man's a series of films called 'Small Jun' he asked me to write a poem for a piece about the New Cross fire. The first in 1972 and it was very short, about eight lines. Before that I wrote 'Rogger O'Halloran,' the song for my mother, who was dying. During my mother in Jamaica in 1979 and nothing that would be the last time I would see her after two the impunities that were. Some particulars to write a couple of lines every day, but I've only ever written what there's something that moves me to write. What are you currently working on? Over the past 25 years I've been just an antiochisis to make an international album of my own musical compositions and play the best myself. I've completed that the album titled 'SpaceShark' — Dennis Bawal helped me to arrange the music and be mixed if I taught release of an a limited edition until now, or maybe it will be released posthumously. That was my big thing, so I don't have any artistic ambitions anymore. I've done quite a lot, so my greatest ambition in the right now is to serve at a state of complete commitment, to be at peace with myself. How does it feel to see some generation discussing your work? It's great to have people bagging you up in your old age. It's better they do that while you're alive because when you are dead, who cures? THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 9 C2 Sanger's Murder Case Can Go to TrialA judge's ruling caps a hearing in which prosecutors made their case against D4e2. By BART STEVENS Just about it — After five days of strong grins and asserting testimony, a judge knew said an Monday that she would allow the murder case against the singer D4e2 to go to trial. The ruling by the judge, Chairman of District of Los Angeles County Supreme Court, indicates that she found a possible cause that D4e2, 21, had killed Colleen Bryan Hernandez, 14, whose arresting development body was approved in the trunk of his Trunk last fall. It had also won an interview on Monday, but lawyers agreed to meet in the ensuing weeks of a legal morning in October. Judge Shields ordered that D4e2, whose real name is David Burke, be held without him. Mr. Burke, whose perhaps best known for treating the antitons for the ruling, gave Forster, was charged to report with that surgeon murder, as well as being counts of lawsuits with a minor report. It and my opinion of human interest, The Murder's charge came with what are known as special circumstances, making Mr. Burke eligible for a maximum sentence of five death penalty or the without the possibility of parole. He has pleaded not guilty. Mr. Burke will next appear in court on Aug. 31, when, in something, it is formally, he will be re-arranged on the charges. It is not unusual for a judge to take or use to go to trial after a preliminary hearing. The standard crystal request simply is not a legal proceeding to lower than during an actual criminal trial, when a jury must determine whether a defendant is guilty. Nathan J. Hochman, the Los Angeles County district attorney, said after the judge's determination on Monday that his office had not yet decided whether it would seek the death penalty against Mr. Burke, and that it would prevent "additional and significant evidence" at the trial. "This was difficult evidence to even hear," Mr. Hochman said of the new process of espionage and testimony presented at the preliminary hearing. "But also the crime that we were dealing with is incredibly horrific and fantastic." Colleen was reported missing several times in 2010 from Lake Charles, Calif., about 70 miles southwest of Los Angeles. At the time, she was 15. Her remains were found in September 2025 in Mr. Burke's Taxis, which, after seemingly being abandoned in a city street, was forced to set the appeal for. Shields of because of the situation about what had been spent on the case, but the case remained just at until Mr. Burke's arrest this spring. In preparation for the preliminary hearing, prosecutors decided the number of their case in court documents. They said Mr. Burke met Colleen when she was 15 and began a formal relationship with her when she was 15. In April 2025, when Colleen was 14, they argued before Mr. Burke invited her to his home and finally triabled her, the documents said. As he wrote that followed, prosecutors were in the documents, Mr. Burke placed Colleen's body in an inflatable pool and cut
Prosecutors have broadcast the operation in their case against D4e2. He is charged with multiple history issues, including killing 10-year-old Colleen Bryan Hernandez. off her limits with a chain saw he had ordered stolen. Then, they were, he studied her common into a big and put the bag in the T-shirt to sink. During the preliminary hearing, which began on July 21, prosecutors broadcast their narrative with new details. Investigators made clear that Mr. Burke had met Colleen through social media, and photos displayed in court showed that Mr. Burke had a lotion reading "Colleen" on one finger, and one reading "With ..." on another finger. The second lotion appears to mark a notion on Colleen. According to testimony from two detectives, Gerry Farell, Colleen's family knew about her relationship with Mr. Burke, and family members had interacted with him. Colleen lived for a time with a relative in Los Angeles, Davis to Mr. Burke, Mr. Farell said. Encouraging testimony sought to establish the causal nature of their relationship, Mr. Farell spent much of an afternoon describing photograph after photograph, in what investigation believe to be Mr. Burke and Colleen performing one sets on each other, along with two messages between them that discussed birth control, pregnancy and other non-white skin (1 and 16 and for two 16 and 17). Patrick Steinfeld, a lawyer for Colleen's family, described members as "enforced" by the judge's decision on Monday. Colleen's parents are in court for much of the preliminary hearing but left at a prosecutor's encouragement during testimony about the actual sets that had occurred between Mr. Burke and three daughters. In testimony on Monday, Mr. Farell said that Mr. Burke and Colleen had exchanged more than 0.8M text messages. They discussed plans to move in together. But in March 2025, Colleen wrote, "I don't want anything to be with you in person anything." For one point, Colleen threatened to hide information about their relationship, but Mr. Burke's family, and his career and even kill him, the rest messages showed. During the hearing, Elsie Burke, a lawyer for Mr. Burke, and Colleen had let him and threatened to kill himself. On April 22, 2025, Colleen reportedly appeared to Mr. Burke, asking to see him, according to testimony during the hearing. The next day, Mr. Burke arranged an 18th for three of the two cases, the messages showed. According to the records, about 20 minutes after she arrived, he sent messages to her phone asking where she was. She never stopped. Once later, on April 24, Mr. Burke's first about was released. During the hearing, another detective detailed records that appear to show Mr. Burke going to Santa Barbara County after Colleen had been killed. A California Highway Patrol officer testified that he had recovered Colleen's passport and from a worker with the state's Department of Transportation, who had found it on a defendant off a highway in that county. For more research, she examined Mr. Burke's face and the house in the Hollywood Hills where he had been staying, found possible blood in many items. An analyst with the police department testified that the apparent blood stains marked Colleen's DNA. Last week, Mr. Burke once examined all of the witnesses, though they did not call any of their own. Throughout the hearing, they sought to question why those discovered by the authorities had not been carefully handled, closely studied or tested. They forced Mr. Farell to acknowledge that the department did not have any other information or action when it was brought about by Colleen's writing on the case. The other's house on the night they say she was killed, and they argued that the blood evidence presented did not support the charges, and that prosecutors had not shown that Mr. Burke had acted with malice. Cancellations Briefly Afflict A KingdomBut a "Game of Thrones" play is back on track in England. By PRECIUS ADELINA LONDON — A new play inspired by "Game of Thrones" at the Royal Shakespeare Company in Strathclyde-on-Sever, England, quickly became enraged for the many fans of the books and TV shows, with its week-long run and test. In other hobbies he first provoke performance of the play, "Game of Thrones." The Mad King "Just weak were more than a little damaged when the shows scheduled for July 30 to 31 were canceled at the last minute. She had a name was also called all just hours before the certain week set to run. The Royal Shakespeare Company said on Monday that the remaining previous, which are scheduled to begin on Tuesday, were expected to go ahead. It also said that it had added a minimum of day 1, and that more seats had been released throughout the show's run. The group was more officially on Aug. 1 and ran through Sept. 5. "Those affected were provided with the opportunity to relook their whole at the same rate," Douglas Theron, an executive producer with the theater company, said in an email. As of Monday afternoon, all of the available performances, including the additional matches, were marked on "mid-set" on the theater company's website. The production, a stage prequel to George B. Martin's itinerary series "A Song of his and Fire," which inspired BBC's "Game of Thrones" is killed on a four-hour show. It has developed with Shields, and is being directed by the Illinois shand-washing theatre and television director, Deane Toville. According to Theron, the Royal Shakespeare Company canceled the first previous because of the "subtleman and epic names of the production" and "a number of unknowns delayed." The performances were canceled "to allow the action, creative and technical teams the additional time necessary to progress and refine the work in real time." The deluxe, Theron added, "cannot be attributed to any real single factor but even a result of a combination of circumstances." Several ticket holders took in social media to note their 9 mentions over the cancellations, including some who said that they were already in stranded episodes, having traveled from overseas. The theater company has said that affected audience members will receive a full refund, although the company will not cover expenses for a total of 40 million dollars. "The decision to cancel performances is always challenging and is only taken after careful consideration of the opinion available," Theron said. "We recognize how photographing the will have audiences, and we have apologized to all those affected for the inconvenience caused." Dorothy Brown525/continued reporting from New York. Two Not Touch
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C4 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 "The Chi" Comes to an End After Eight SeasonsCONCORD (NEW YORK) — A series of short story stories about the character killed of because of sexual misconduct accusations upon a gangster line by his co-wife Tiffany Brown and by Joanna Floyd Davis, then the showwoman Michael has denied the allegiance. "The Chi" most after Michael's departure with a new showwoman, Justin Billiam, conversing on the teenage Kevin Williams (Jack B. Billiam) while expanding his focus on his friends and family, is kept judging by the violence and murderous but also featured some of the most tortured depictions of gangs' marriage, inepopodist characters, working on the nephew and formerly more condemning men. "The Chi" ended with triumph and tenderness. Baker, Bronson, Edward Ferguson, a young Black man who is a very criminal activity of street life and his literary aspirations, survives a shootout and pursues his creative dreams. Two of the show's most beloved characters — the temperamental Edward Washington (Jacob Leimure) and the patient, progressive Karole Williams (Margaret Baker) — got married. The couple leads gender stories by propagating each other at the same time. "We got to see these cultures what they've been taught about what love it," Baker said by phone. "I think trauma really hobbies down, and we saw that in Emmett's relationship with his father and Kerola's relationship with her mother." Wwhile, who grew up in and around Chicago, first gained attention as an Emmy-winning writer and star of the Netflix comedy "Master of Swan." She went on to create the more dreaming and "Brombie" and write the movie "Queen & Gila." Recently, in an shocking interview and an article in place call, she reflected on the evolution of "The Chi" her relationship to the fans, and what she sought to achieve with the show's conclusion. These are added excerpts from the conversations. What was your original vision for the show? I was coming off the show "Dear White People." — I had a chance to work with Justin Billiam, who is into multi-programmed stories. I was fascinated by that because the more people you have to be frame, the more opinions and voices you have. That is the way I want to write. Coming up in Justin Billiam, or "A Different World," "School Earn," "Boys N' The Head" or "Menace to Society" — these are shows with many characters coming from different perspectives. All those things influenced "The Chi" where you'd have an uproar which from the street, another person who wants to just do the right thing. You have a woman who is more promiscuous, a woman who's more emotional, so it was always supposed to be an ensemble piece. Did you feel pressure for it to be something else? These was this desire to compare it to "The Way." There's no greater compliment, but I'm not that interested in the system. I'm more interested in the people that have to deal with the system and what kind of impact it has on their lives. And because James Mitchell was a known community coming off "Straight Outs/Complers," it made sense to place him in the center. By the time we got to Susan, I thought he Justin Billiam, who started to do show as a story editor in his first season, to be the showwoman. Justin was able to say to me, "Oh, you want to get rid of the cup stories," but what to be on the community, and you want it to be an ensemble piece? Mitchell left after Susan's, and in paid interviews about the allegations, you've said you wish you had some things differently. What do you wish you would have done differently? I think what I did was the right thing. I was at 'n sort. I wasn't in Chicago. All I would do is allow H.A. to handle it, and they handled
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Top: Lena Wolfe, the creator of "The Chi," which has run for eight seasons on Showtime. Above from left, Margaret Baker and Jacob Leimure in the show's final season, and Alex B. Billiam, Thomas Brown, Jr. and Michael Egger in a series from the second season. things in the way they felt was appropriate. What I'm proud of is that not all, the producing literature, the showwinners — we wanted to make sure something like that never would occur again on our set. And the truth is it never did. As "The Chi" worked with more of an ensemble show, how did that influence the story/pelling? I wanted to focus on different kinds of Black men as Chicago, young and old, and show different perspectives on the violence around them. But these numbers women in their lives, whether it be a mother, a girlfriend, a grandmother, a friend, a sister, his over the course of the series, and once we lost a man male character, we were able to shift to women. Particularly in Susan, I think the character Kerola was abducted, people had to call, "What happens when a Black woman goes missing?" The community has to find her, not the police, because we are the one who can't. I never wanted to say, "Oh, how the man have to take the bath was!" But rather. "We have a voice, and there are things that are going on with us are all. Also bring a person who is queer, I have a different idea of what I can do." You also show blended families as normal. Emmett is a good father, even though he has four children with four different women. Our community can be a little conservative, old-fashioned and integrated religious ideology. With some of these family dynamics, I'm trying to humanize it. Maybe older generations would say, "What is this, the Ghetto Brady Bandy?" But these younger characters may look and say, "Well, Granddad had other kids across town. We just had to see them and they're both and the funeral came." I don't have a desire to hide or have shame around it. You have a pretty active fan base. How has your audience grown with you over the life of the show? I watch TheOther's recipe like "The Weekend Watch," "The Spot Boat Talk" and "Mac (Dakil's)" and I love watching the straightest Black dudes on the planet talk about Tog (Jake James) and Kanna (Cherie) Jamille, they come to mean he's dating who is trans, and how they're making it work. And based on what they say or how they communicate or how they grow, I'll send them a "chest" or "women" or shoot them a message. "I'm hoping you because I need to hear from you. I want to hear how this is telling with you." What was the role for the end of "The Chi"? This is my first time ending a show. And because of the movie "Queen & Gila," I have a reputation for not shying away from tragic events. In the film, I have never had a new book and a representative of a lot of young Black men who are shouting, "Do I make last money or do I make legal money?" About the guest has been, even though the character has taken somebody out and killed them. Everybody's Team Baker, so the fact that he was shot and got to survive is something I want people to take away from the show. It is important to me that every ending is a new beginning. It's never really the end, it's just the start of something new. A lot of my favorite shows, particularly Black shows, went out with a whimper, both "A Different World" or "Giving Single." These shows played me as a writer and as a person, and I didn't want my show to have that same time. I'm grateful that we're going to be the people still here. And to have people like Susan Pate with and former Allen (producer of "A Different World"), Yvette Lee Bowser ("Giving Single") and Mara Bona (didi) ("God knows!" are monsters in my community and helping to raise me, this ending is also for them. It's for all of us. Surprising Doses of Humor and CharmRomantic drama overshadows political machinations in an opera series by Handel. KATONIA, N.Y. — The term "opera series" might suggest a few things: long-running times, da naps areas, historical or mythic plotlines and an air of, well, socioeconomic labels can be misleading. As demonstrated by the Philharmonia Baroque Co-operative surprisingly funny production of Handel's "Tobinose" here at Carimino on Sunday, this genre's humorous possibilities might be underrepresented. Composed in CTR, "Tobinose, re-Egitto" is a little treasure of an opera with some sensational artist and two emotionally expansive duets. Locally offing on the life of Priestley IX, a son of Cleopatra III (not the famous Cleopatra but an earlier one), "Tobinose" backgrounds political machinations in favor of romantic drama. Tobinose has been deposed by Cleopatra, replaced by his brother Alexander and ended on Cypriot. Tobinose and his wife, Selense, have been separated and are living under assumed names. Feuding off potential motives, political rivals and encroaching hopelessness, the heroic couple remain faithful to each other. Cleopatra invites the drama from off-stage. The more proximate villains are Elba and Ayopoe. Elba's modelized by her interspaced love for Tobinose and won't increase attempts at seduction and outright dreams. Her brother Arupe (long by Dalton Burton), a very fine base-hardway who brings power to a lackitious role; does much the same as he ties for Selense's all. Selense, "Tobinose" gives early indications of a tragic ending with cries of "court des- try" and threats of violence, but everything abruptly ends well. Peter Winton, Philharmonia Baroque's new music director, led "Tobinose" with crisp energy, at times dancing to the music while conducting it. Particularly winning was the emphasis on the elements of Stannanous in Handel's score. Whilst pretty slow these tensions out, underlying the emotions without overplaying them. His conducting was downright joyous — a promising start to his tenure. Aryah Washamun Cohen brings a substantial, warm countertered sound and an attractive stage presence to Tobinose. Butch and arts, the harmoniously rich "little amuse" was exceptionally controlled and affecting, he would punctuated by pointing figures for the strings. Washamun Cohen was well matched with Laurel Hendrix, a soprano able to retrain Handel's phrases with crystalline elegance as Selense, even if she lost some composure in the role's only tape arts. Although "Tobinose" is not, in itself, particularly funny opera, Nicole Houston is based with some opera birth spirit in an versatile turn to Elba, playing the funny woman as Washamun Cohen's fall. Whether she was playing herself at Tobinose, congratulating herself, or threatening bloody executions, Houston's blend of creepy country and manic, along with her graining soprano, nearly curved away the whole show. Also delightful was her pairing with Kangaroo Justin Kim, a contrasting, who, if really survive, had a captivating presence all his own and to ought a wish and a comique to match Houston. James Darrah Black's most-singer production updates the action, trading a shipwreck for a plane crash surrounded by lots of foam and precariously placed fluorescent
Nicole Houston at Elba in the Philharmonia Baroque Co-operative performance of "Tobinose, re-Egitto" at Carimino on Sunday. Tobinose, re-Egitto Performing the Earth of Carimino in National, N.Y. THE PIANO ROMANIA ROSE OF NEVADA HEDGERMAN LEONARD LES GOUDMONT RELICY THIS IS A POLICY OF USING IMPULSE FORCE IN FONDER RELATIONS IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE RANDY WILL CORDILLY TO THE NORDIC CULTURE FOR THE CARMINE HEDGERMAN, NORTH JOURNAL OF THE YEAR THE RANDY WILL CORDILLY HEDGERMAN, NORTH LEONARD WATCH JEOPARDY! I p.m. on Channel 1 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006 8 CS POPCASTHe Survived His Stardom To Thrive AgainCONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 anniversary of his during 2005 albums, "I'm Wide Awake, I'm Morning" and "Digital Jam in a Digital Live" In conversation with Popcast's Jim Caramanica and Joe Concavelli, (there spoke in-depth about the premiere of having been an unconventional kind of niche celebrity, recovering just with to live, and how the combination of aging and American turned have made him question whether he is still aware to make the sort of agityunk he once studied to. Here are edited excerpts from the conversation. JIM CINCINNELL: You're been in the 16th tradition, you've worked in the present song and then I wonder how your attitude toward these types of songwriting have differed under President Trump versus, at the time, under George W. Bush, when you wrote "When The President Talks to God" one of your best-known songs. CARMANICA: You know it's really hard for me to even articulate the Trump era. Maybe at some point I'll be able to do it. It's like, you can't unction what's already a parody. It's already a disgusting, great cartoon. Again, the bar has been lowered to such a degree, societally and unvery aspect of our lives. Look at who the president is. He's a constant, has done nothing but role the country — literally, him and his family, his businesses, nothing like country in front of our eyes. I'm sure it permeates everything I write, but tove the directly toward, I found it almost impossible. JIM CARMANICA: You've tried? OBERT: I mean, I've thought about it and I've had plenty of people be like. Where's the new "When the President Talks to God"? I don't know. It's such an avalanche of insanity. CINCINNELL: Do you think that accounts for the lack of personal music in this moment enough? OBERT: I think people are scared. I think they've gone out of their way to try to intimidate all of us. It's right before your eyes, you know? So it's almost like, I don't get in till you about it. Just, like, look at it. CINCINNELL: I left a similar sort of disdain and refurbishment from you in the early 2000s. In there something about youth where you were more eager to tackle these un-teddoable things, whether it was the war in Iraq or Great Britain? and the monopolies around live music and radio, animal rights or the other issues you've spoken out about throughout your career? OBERT: There's that. I think it's also just like — there's praise and validity and sometimes I have more internal reservoir of energy I can give. And then I've had periods of my life where I just feel very just empty and I can't even really keep my own [cognitive] together, so it's hard to be able to create, even though I want to. CARMANICA: Do you feel like those stretches of time that Joe's referring to, you had yourself together more on a personal level? OBERT: I don't know. [Laughs] CINCINNELL: That was a loaded laugh. OBERT: You know, it's always like a rodeo. I guess my point at 7 or 10 years old and I've been doing this since I was like — more than three decades. There's been a lot of ups and downs. CINCINNELL: You've alluding to this but you've had a lot of health issues. In recent years, you were at the Shiger Chins for years on your brain, you had vocal issues, you've referred to eating disorders, straights with sobriety. How much of that do you put on the troubadone lifestyle that you've loved since you were a teenager versus something more internal, whether biological or emotional? OBERT: You're addiction and mental illness as both sides of my family for a long time, as there's certainly that. But yeah, just being on tear and just doing this for my entire life, basically. CINCINNELL: You're in this moment of celebration. People are experiencing the nostalgia of revealing these records and seeing you seem happy and healthy and bright. It wasn't that a couple of years ago. In 2020, you canceled a bunch of tear dates after what you called a "near-death experience" (my overall, rather than what it was like to do) — I don't know if you call it a "rock hermet" for yourself, but what it was like to know that you needed to regroup and what allowed you to bounce back in this way? OBERT: Yeah, I didn't like, nor the light or anything like that, that you knew it got — it was very real. I didn't really feel happy or rather anything. I actually had the moment internal ruses hang like, "Harvest you want that year while life, you [cognitive] one of a little?" when I was fading out — it's not very, yes, angels and stuff, you know? When I feel like I was really close to the edge, there was nothing good about it. But I'd likely get through that and had a choice to make — like, OK, I could keep doing what I'm doing and probably be dead really fast. It's a cold change up my style and try to stay around and make more fun. People need me around, my family needs me around, friends. It's one of those things — I think people find different reasons to live for it's been a long life. CARMANICA: You are the things you were doing to hurry that along — never talking things and alcohol at that point? OBERT: Yeah, a lot of that. My body was just unable to deal with all this stuff. CINCINNELL: How immediately were you
able to flip that switch when you made the decision, I want to be here? OBERT: We were supposed to play at Templeton Square Park, it was the day before our record (Bright Eaves 2020 album "Free Diva, All There") was coming on. Early that morning in when I went to the hospital, I got home and we were doing some shows around the record and then we were going to go on the real long tour in 2022. There were conversations, demands, with everyone — do you need more time, Shah, Shah, Shah? And I wouldn't, I want it. I want to go I need something to motivate and focus on. So that's what we did. That was in September and then we played again in January. CINCINNELL: And in that stretch, that wasn't, you were able to get yourself right? OBERT: Yeah, I mean, you know, um. [Laughs.] There was a lot of people that did. It's think we could do it. And I'm really proud of all the shows we played that year, I think the band was smoking. You got a reputation. CARMANICA: You feel like you have a reputation? OBERT: Whatever, I mean, everyone remembers the show you walked out on, but they don't remember the thousand shows that you played again. CINCINNELL: We do this to so many of our legends — often female artists. I think of Lowry Hill, Fiona Apple, Cal Power — these people who are essentially fared to never up because people are waiting for them to lose it and that. We love their together in music and then maybe we are less accepting of it in a human being. Do you feel kinding with these artists? OBERT: Absolutely. It's a lonely place to be when you feel like everything in rooming on you, but whatever your state of mind or your physical state is just not in a good place. So it's compounded shame and being everyone down and losing money. People have to write them in on that regard. My first to love is the 16s, you know? CINCINNELL: Basically everyone you know has been through music in some way or another. Eventually you've written songs about many of them — family, friends, loved ones, romantic relationships — but then because they're also artists, they write songs about you. What has it been like to be a must be others, whether it's Phoebe Bridges or Maria Taylor of Adam Ray? "I've had to come to peace with just, as one's praise knew you and you can't know everybody" and the musician Conor Shaver. "And the people that know you, that's what matters." OBERT: I think that's part of the deal. If you're hanging out with songwriters, you know you've kind of fun game. I mean, I definitely take little observations to little things out of my life that people who hear it will know what I'm talking about — little inside jokes, basically. CARMANICA: There's no preemption of privacy if your entire record of the content of people who — and I say this not derogatory. It all — violate personal contractors for a living. Does it change the nature of how you interact with your friends who are creative, or the things that you walk into. OBERT: I don't worry about it too much. I mean no one wants to hear a more song about them. Thankfully, that's never happened. [Laughs.] CARMANICA: You've also been on the recurring end of some tough things over the scenes of your career from people who did not know you just would just were speaking like they did. You had a false rape accusation devoted against you. And these moments where it's hard for you to maintain the distance between the public arenas of yourself versus Conor, the individual? Does that force you to be like, actually, I've got to show up and speak for myself? OBERT: Yeah, that whole thing, was just nightmaresh, normal. CINCINNELL: For those who don't know, that was a false rape accusation that stemmed from a comment section on a website and then hallowed into something nuts and was eventually retracted by the individual. OBERT: Yeah, this person, I think, thought they were living in an imaginary place where they're getting feedback from people on a comment section. And then our superintendent who beat it took it, and then all of a million it's real to people. That absolutely took years of my life. CINCINNELL: Was that the beginning of this dark period? OBERT: It definitely next too as a darker way down the path. Like, I've put myself, all this music into the world and I've loved the whole life, and the fact that something completely false on the internet can become a real thing, it's like a weird monster, an invisible thing shocking you. I've had to come to peace with just, as one's praise knew you and you can't know everybody. And the people that know you, that's what matters. When someone's like, oh, I don't like your record, it's like, who cares? I've had the worst thing and about me, so there's really nothing you could say to me. I've seen the horror of the mob, hit the stuare hitting me, you know? I'm kind of like, unpenetrable. I'm not scared of anybody. 06 8 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 Reflecting on the Civil War, Beyond Relics
From a display at the "West Perfect Union" exhibition at the Atlanta History Center, a Confederate flag, left, and Civil War, unclassified, including bayonets, handguns and other weapons, above and below.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 17 tion and bloodshed. It was also, in the museum's telling, a manifestation of a tension as old as the American experiment itself. The exhibition aims to follow the threat from slavery's role in the country's founding through the discrimination and racism that have endured long after the last endowed people were freed. "What we are trying to do is expose folks to some narratives they think they have, but maybe uninterrupted or ununderstood," said La Felice Littleton, a senior historian at the center. The exhibition stretches over nearly 10,000 square feet and includes an expansive town of artifacts that canteen paint decades collecting. To build it, the center dismantled a Civil War exhibition that had stood for more than three decades — a thorough but tightly focused accounting of alternating military fortunes and growing anguish. "We acquired all this stuff and additional knowledge," said Sheffield Hate, the History Center's chief executive. "And what we do and to do was respond it and have this big, big, bigger story." There are lots of weapons, rifles, handguns and arrests. There is also a Confederate flag that flew over Atlanta when the city surrendered to Union troops. Martin Williams was particularly struck by an original copy of Frederick Douglass's famous 1914 speech, "What is the Slave in the Fourth of July?" With the country recently celebrating the 234th anniversary, she saw it as a reminder that the Declaration of Independence did not always apply to every American. "Not everyone was free," she said. The exhibition also displays letters, journals, personal photographs, uniforms and
clude the Cyclocana, a 40-foot-high cylindrical panorama covered in 1945 that captured the Battle of Atlanta as an unidentified. A few miles away to the Margaret Mitchell House, named by the author of "Great White the Wind," and the apartment building where she wrote it, which reopened in 2018 after an extensive remodeling undertaken with a similar warts-and-all approach. One thing that has remained consistent is how the History Center embodies Atlanta's main character energy. Naturally, the museum positions the city as prevail to the war's outcome: In Atlanta, General William Expanding an Atlanta museum to offer a bigger, longer storyT. Sherman's troops defeated the Confederates after a three-month campaign, a watershed moment signaling the North's ultimate victory. "This is where Atlanta started influencing everything," Hate said, invoking a popular Atlanta slogan printed on 5 colors, caps and tote bags. "This is where the first of the Union was decided." Days before the new Civil War exhibition opened, Gordon Jones, the lead curator, looked over the displays once again. The Battle of Atlanta was consequential, he said. But the death, destruction and uncertainty about the United, and what were the direct result of slavery and a refusal to acknowledge the humanity of the people whose status label underpinned the economy. "The central fact of American history at this point is the existence of slavery," Jones said. Curators have relied on technology to help relay that history. An interactive map shows slave ships crossing from Africa to the American coast. Beginning as an occasional device the Atlantic before becoming a thrifty of vessels. York was the oldest object — the yellowing pages and fraying fabrics — that made such an expansive history but painfully intimate and real. Jones pointed out letters and handbunds with the Confederate officers and those to his family before he was killed. "This is the personal cost," Jones said. One of the most treasured items in the collection is a flag from the 127th United States Colored Infantry, stamped with the Union Army regiment's mark: "We Will Prove Ourselves Men." The museum highlights the landmark achievement that immediately followed the war. Like the constitutional amendments banning slavery, extending citizenship and equal protection, and guaranteeing the right to vote. Then it poses to the ways the conflict dragged on. Crutches, prominent hints and lyrings show the devastating injuries and addition struggles of war veterans ("to be killed outright was often the kind of fire," one placed injury. Propaganda, mixed racial animosities, like a booklet with an illustration of a white woman kissing a black man, proclaiming "interregatories" as Abraham Lincoln's postwar aspiration. "Unless I call the kids we're on the wrong side of history," said Catherine Bredkin, who lives just a few miles away in Atlanta and visited on a recent weekend, noting that he could trace his family lineage back to Confederate soldiers. Before visiting, visitors pass through a darkened area where quotation meant to be mediated by an are protected state on American flag. Among them is one of William Walker's most uninterrupted lines, taken from "Brephew for a Year." "The past is never dead," he wrote. "It's not even past."
even a perfectly preserved cracker. (The hardback given to soldiers was "quite durable and could be eaten even if easily so blamed with weevils," a placard explains.) The objects make a complicated history tangible and human, nutrient and historical and, encouraging visitors to take it in with empathy and nuance and look beyond future, and to make it a modern, popular, and In an earlier era, museum officials said, recounting Civil War history in Atlanta required a certain difference to substantial groups that maintained a proud connection to their Confederate lineage. They expected the History Center to present, without accuracy, justifications for the war that cast the South in a more forgiving light, that it was a
Clockwise from above right: glasses owned by Alexander B. Stephens, vice president of the Confederacy, personal photographs, including one of Maj. Gen. George B. McClellan, front, and products of slavery, including indigo fabric tips. light for stutter rights, for example, rather than about protecting slavery. (Last year, President Trump signed an executive order called "Removing Truth and Sanity to American History," that questioned how the Smithsonian that came part by a citizen.) strips going to take away." The exhibition's overhaul comes during the museum's enthralled and mirrors its overall transformation. The Atlanta Historical Society, as it was originally known, began in 1824 as a carte cabinet for the city's whole office that arguably collected a blistered interpretation of history, based on their point of view. Over time, the center grew into a 25-acre main campus with a restored to concrete, a landscape with livestock and a working room, was good one, the narrowed door built on a pioneering gay Atlanta nightclub, and a fully preserved maniac built by one of the city's wealthiest families. Its Civil War-related offerings also in-
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In the town where Kentucky Fried Chicken grew up, a home, a restaurant and maybe even a secret spice mix are up for bids. BY KIM SEVERSON | PAGE 8 About sculpted in 2003 by Harland Sanders's oldest daughter, Margaret, was among the colonel's personal effects on the auction block. YEWANDE HOMOLATE This ChefMakes Room At the Table For Everyone After a spinal cord injury, Lay Alston turned to her first love: gathering together for dinner. ONE AFTERNOON THIS SPRING, a recipe by Lay Alston, a San Diego-based chef, arrived in my lab. The dish — charred shrimp coated with a condenser she calls "dime sauce" — was very enough for a cook of any level to season. But her instructions had a style all their own. "It starts with fire," she wrote, "the kind that dinge to shrimp just long enough to kiss the edges, dark and smooth, while the centers stay louder and moist." As I read through the steps in my Brooklyn kitchen, I felt her voice reaching out to me from across the country. I marveled at her instructions, the detail and enthusiasm of the experience it promised. It all evoked my interest in its author, whom I felt drawn to get to know. CONTINUED ON PAGE 10
Lay Alston has learned to adjust to life as a chef in a "sealed position." D2 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 Making Room at the Table for EveryoneCONTINUED FROM PAGE 10 On Instagram, I had seen Ms. Alston navigating her kitchen and hosting dinner series, Yayeh Crib. After a spinal cord injury she endured in 2020, she, like me, navigates the world in a wheelchair. Watching her, I saw someone so thoroughly embodying much of what I am still learning to do. When I spoke to Ms. Alston, it's like summer, we discussed our shared love of cooking and our past lives in restaurant kitchens. She grew up in Queens, the seventh of nine children, and every Sunday her family would gather at "grandma's crib," her grandmother's home. "I learned the power of food and how it can bring us all together and connect us on a deeper level," she said. Before guests arrive at Yayeh Crib, she learns a lack of polo-suits, setting the tone for the sensory experience to follow. Teasing arrangements are introduced. Couples are sometimes separated to brighten the novelty of a used among strangers. As the evening's courses arrive, Ms. Alston guides diners to see each dish as part of a larger conversation. She calls the table's conversation, too, providing cards with prompts for those seated together to connect. Accessibility is paramount. Chain care removed for wheelchair users must day the dreams of having dining tables with adjustable lengths and she offers a choice to flexible for visually impaired guests. She hopes to be able to accommodate hearing-
Seeing the power of food to foster connections and to local those in need. from a 'wanted position'? The answer, and Yayeh Crib, slowly came into focus. (She also shares her thoughts in a monthly newsletter, Loomis Letters.) When speaking of her interests to taking in soon after her injury, she affirmed the power of food to beat us. "It's the startling that saved me is so many ways," she said. "The community and connection I get from hosting diners and people we prepared my purpose." Her recipe for chaired shrimp is laced with sensory directions like, "start where flavor begins: with friction in a mortar and pestle, or a food processor if that's what you've got." "Add the cilantro, scallions, mint, lime zest and juice," she writes. "The coconut sugar goes to rest, dissolving slowly as you stir, softening the edges of the heat." I could almost use the sugar crystals gently dissolving into a sweet puddle. Fish sauce and mine zest, that "dilum" sauce is complex, I thought. Today, she can barely reach her fridge's top shelf and resorts to glushing things with tongs. After working in different restaurant basement kitchens throughout her career, she envisions building a space that would be accessible, custom and intentional, one in which she could "exposures" and flow through with ease and confidence." Refrigerators would be roll-on, countertops would be roll-on. Upper cabinets, if they exist at all, would descend from the wall by remote control. Platform would be roll-in closers rather than cabinets. "The more I experienced the world post-injury, the more I thought, 'That could have been an easy fix,'" she said. "Or not even a fix. That could have been something that was designed intentionally from the beginning." A new way of creating kitchens, dining rooms and restaurants is long overdue. I am two years out of the hospital, and only one year returned to my kitchen. In speaking with Ms. Alston, I have started to see the heater parts of the road about a little more cloudy. The work she is doing is much larger than one dish can capture, but her shrimp with "dilum" sauce is a place to start. I always said that cooking was my passion," Ms. Alston said. "But also the comfort to my purpose of inspiring others to live a life past the challenges they've endured."
impaired guests to the future as well. These details were targeted by her own struggles with dining as a wheelchair user. She described her being able to fit comfortably at the table whenever she diars out and the awkward distance between herself and her plate. At age 6, Ms. Alston knew she wanted to be a chef. After enrolling in the culinary-focused program at the Food and Finance High School in Manhattan and earning a scholarship to attend the Culinary Institute of New York at Moscow University, she worked in professional kitchens. But, Ms. Alston co-aided, three kitchens were heavily advertorial, and the age-driven culture felt at odds with the deeper connections she knew food could foster. In 2014, she moved to Los Angeles and became an instructor at the Institute of Culinary Education. "This is when I began feeling my passion can connect to my impact," she said. Soon, the pandemic would speed the culinary world. Fledgaged at early 2020, Ms. Alston returned to Queens. She went before she was to return to California to teach, she sustained a transacting spinal cord injury. She has now been a wheelchair user for six years. "Six years and three days," she told her, "they are spiny." Her recovery began the way I've come to understand most recoveries: begin with shock, grief, disbelief and unanswerable questions. "I was grieving my capability, I was grieving everything I was made up of," she said. Ms. Alston wondered how she would navigate the workplaces she'd long known, a future in food felt like an impossible dream. A feeling point in her feeling journey came during a visit to her rehabilitation facility's kitchen space. Accompanied by her physical therapist, she visit was to measure it and how Ms. Alston could cook for herself at home. She placed a cutting board in her lap, and, working from the one rack in the room she could reach, made a meal of roasted salmon, potatoes and broccoli. What would her life as a chef look like Cowless/whistler from top: the chef Lee Alston, the mencher on evening as part of her dinner series in San Diego, green and peppermint tea being served, grilled mackerel, Ms. Alston leading a meditation before dinner. CARRIED SHIRING WITH DIDME SHOCKADAPTED FROM JAY ALFORD TIME: 10 MINUTES YIELD: 4 KEVINUS
food processor and pulse, scraping down the sides once, until the herbs resemble cartridges, 2 minutes. Transfer the chopped herbs to the same bowl. Toss to crinkles, and stir in the lime zest and juice. 2. The coconut sugar goes to rest, dissolving slowly as you stir, softening the edges of the heat. Fish sauce follows, deep and savory anchoring everything as it doesn't float away. The white wine falls on pretty, almost disappearing, but changing everything it touches. Taste it: red once, twice, maybe three times. It should hit you in assure: thin, bright citrus, then fresh, then something deeper that makes you pause for half a second longer than expected. Adjust its seasoning lightly with salt and pepper until it feels alive. This is your ethnic sauce. Set it aside for two.
THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 9 D3 The ReedNEWS AND RECOMMENDATIONS WHERE TO EAT | LUKE FORTNEY Chefs Spin Fine Dining Into Tasty Casual Menus
At these three restaurants, the focus is on comfort food to be enjoyed any time of the day. WHILE RESEARCHING regional Indian food this summer, I ended up in the phone with Mohammad Yavap Khan, the owner of the Mytonaugh Gaga restaurant in Manhattan. We were discussing the architecture of Bryant — leaves of par-cooked rice, raw meat reddened butter — when Mr. Khan revealed that he gleaned some of his techniques while working at Eleven Madison Park, the three Michalis starred restaurant. For Mr. Khan, and the many chefs like this, we bring in the dining to last by the real goal. A time at a restaurant like EAT is rather, can be a valuable engagement. They learn how to run a disciplined kitchen under pressure. Then they go on to cook juices, food choices, pineapple tuna and Bryant at casual restaurants of their own. Restaurant where, Mr. Khan rounded me, “we would spend our own time off!” Chefs, They're Just Like Us What does cooking in a Michalis-starred restaurant learn to do with sandwich making? Ask the chef Adriani Barbers, an owner of Brown Bag Sandwich Co. at Eleven, with Village and the Flatiron district. Like Mr. Khan, Mr. Barbers also trained at Eleven Madison Park and was walking the fine dining path where the pandemic forced him to prove “I hang up my romance,” he told me. “I make sandwiches now.” Sign up to get New York City restaurant recommendations www.Yorakay.net/Thoroughly Clockwise from top: Malaysian dishes at Wal-Wat, Barbers, which brightens the patterns concept, a brief and Chefs series at Brown Bag Sandwich Co. From what I can tell, Mr. Barbers is having a lot of fruit these days. At Brown Bag, he obliges our honest desires and most teenage “cabbage” with leafy “shaggy” sandwashes, made by aggressively mixing chicken carrot, peanuts and other things in a ranch and consistency, eliminating any chance of dry spots. And nothing but love to my 24-hour diet, but he chipped cheese doesn’t look a catcher to his honest reason. He had a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit An Upscale Alone, Per Se The Malaysian chef Kirik Cheah enjoyed all three months of his time at Thomas Salter’s. Per Se, a cultural school nurse, Mr. Cheah, shacked oysters, seasoned snacks and cooked savour of the highest level of dining. Then, when he was offered the opportunity to stay at the end of his program, a dream he was a good chef, he politely declared: “I wanted to open my own restaurant,” he said. Some 25 years later, Mr. Cheah now owns Wal-Wat, an unpenetrated Malaysian restaurant in Canberra. Owed a set of crumple stares, he barbees stinging and butcher’s packed chicken after which we are going, a start’s togo. His menu looks to Penning, Malaysia, where his parents labored all the time to be a good, and the other, working with every class in their backyard to sell to customers. Then, the pub soup comes studying with a tangle of shaving, pruned chicken and two hands of needles in an herbal coconut milk broth that turns a striking orange from dark paint. And at the end of the week, the Penning bar now, weighing in at who knows how much after the prowls heads, shells and pork beers have been boiled down into a dense bottle. (The recipe is from a friend of the Cheah family, another hawker.) Order a bowl of milk with a plate of stuffed corn marmalade to share. Barber Has Bite And then there’s Henry Wright and Grace Gardner two live cooks who got their jobs at Bite Hill at Stone Bistro in Prostate, Ohio, 3-1, to serve to consider behind all the coast of British Columbia. As they boiled hot sauces and cold sandwiches at local farmers’ markets, it struck them. “This is the most fun we’ve had cooking in years,” Mr. Wright said. Even if you don’t know their story, you’ll need likely notice something to go when you walk into Barber at Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and see the small handwritten sign stating that all of the sources are made from scratch and all brand it baked in-house, including the Pullman leaves for the kid’s golden cheese. You probably don’t need to try to shout the savour sweet apple fettlers, which will not almost every day, but perhaps you need a reminder about the cold roast beef sandwich? While you take us the flavors of horseradish, fried potato and roam temp best on ready juices. I think you can help me answer. Where have these alums been our whole lives? Brown Bag Sandwich Co. 218 Thompson Street (Member Street), and 64 West 22nd Street (Member of the Revival) Wal-Wat 11 West Street (North Street) Barber 366 Nostrand Avenue (Putnam Avenue) OFF THE MENU | FLORENCE FABRICANT
At Zig Zag Hyster Bar in Brooklyn, soaked to plant high. OPENINGDIG ZAG OUSTER BAR Concert and Decent is what you get at restaurants from Leah Campbell, Sida Peduna and Nadia Felton. They are bar in the inner hall in the chain of Barro, Lowers, the 19th and 21st Bar in Manhattan and Brooklyn. The concert location allows for sidewalk tables, inside there’s evening at a horseshoe bar and tables for upturn on the ball shelf, driving cocktail, or the big work, and in the room of the table, with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with the table, which is also a table with 406 Peasant Place (Grand Avenue), Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 830-555-8770, zigzagposter.com TIN’S Meeting Tin, a native of Shanghai, and her husband, Philip Shand, have a slowly evolving restaurant. The eventual goal is to serve Shanghai as any shopping in a low-well house (one from venture, dining just has. But Can Eklons is to control as they’re still waiting for gas. So far now, at a corner and a few tables on the ground floor of their space, Tin’s Diner, it’s all collected like driving rock full, free-spice puppets and tinned fish, with drinks. A moody bar with much the same line is on the level beneath. The full menu starting these shinglings is expected after Labor Day 120 Ladies Street (Bakeries Street), tinnys.com KEEPERS Again, a tavern, this time described as a “Shatter New York corner tavern.” One of the owners, Elyria Sagarman, should know. He partially clearly includes the longtime White Bunch tavern and covers. But the new one goes beyond typical taverns like that point in a base of variations, including dessert pans. It happens in an instant space where the beverage manager, Ricky Dubuys, concerts Sergeant, upstairs and more, including what must be consistent a dessert. Sagarman called Witch of the Black Forest, with napkin, shorries, sauces and chocolate mold. 24 Elyria Avenue (New Street), 212-555-2951, keeperers@eyn.com REOPENINGSAVERNE More than four months since it was forced to close because of mechanical difficulties, Gabriel Bernstein’s经济学研究 unit is a novel in Alistair has reopened. It hardly had a chance to serve a few cheers when it was stopped in its tracks. But it gave the chief time to its some fine-tuning in his restaurant specializing in wood-free cooking, a major trend across the city. With the executive chef, Andy Chai, head of the original Alistair-coupled menu scheme with active blankets, manage with storefronts and free groceries, doing with new material from like yellow tomato gaspicks and lighter pasta. 121 Main 1000 Street, 212-555-8750, saverney.com MAX MEDICAL A four-decade out in the restaurant would it as significant as the continued performance of “can Mix” in theater. For the restaurant, an Upper East Side staple and early commute on the tour front along with a score of Mexican clusters, including menial, there was a fartan of about eight months before the newly-vevled again he filled. It had closed in November on the brink of a skyrocketing rest-bill. But thanks to a loyal following and an active Go-FrankMe campaign, the Silva family, which has since been Mexican restaurants in New York since the 1950s, found a new location nearby and has reopened. 104 East 7000 Street, 212-472-1588, maxmedical.com LOOKING AHEADSHELTER ISLAND STYLE SUMMER CLAMBAKE A dinner program on Aug. 4 at 8:30 p.m. by the Junior Board Foundation in their Platform space at Feb 17, has a minister clambable menu by the 2nd Armand Joseph of Lawn 1000 on Shelter Island. There will be oat clams with watermelon rubbish, Porfir Gold oysters, Mormark red shrimp, sweet corn custard with whistle, striped ham and your geranium cake with pompox card, with wines. Soaks are $210 and $250 depending on the location, but you won’t get used in your shoes with either choice. For 57, 25, 1078 Avenue, 1500 Street, jamesked.org CHEFS ON THE MENUGAUWAY BATHLA This former hotel chef at Ambassador Chikman in New York has moved over to Passerine, the elegant Indian restaurant in the Flatiron district. He will revamp the menu and cool a more “lative style” of service with one paved piano instead of the usual Indian family-style presentation with dishes to be shared. SHOPPINGKEE’S CROCKLATES Originally in Soho, then the Upper West Side, the chocolate beverage by Eye Lang, Yang now has a shop in the South Street Seaport area. Somewhat larger than the previous venues, have there’s an open kitchen for observing the practice of making the business, crutches, fruit pastes and other foods (addiction) for which there has been known since 1992. 222 Front Street (Medway Street), 617-647-8000, keeers@medway.com MAINE GARUM In the Garner, Mather’s room, there’s evidence of fish sauce going back at least 2,500 years ago, first in France, then in Russia a garum (except production also took place on Sparta Costa Brava where there’s even a moment). Fish sauce is also a savory staple in Asia. Today Roman garum is a popular food source, a living family and/or fish sauce from Italy that’s newly popular. And now, in Walksboro, Maine, Latin Fisher, an entrepreneur in food, is demanding the usually discarded to buy from and and green dishes to make products labeled Maine Garum, deep and soft and rich in character. The end is a seriously mild container, the rule for butter. On specialty, $35 for 4 ounces, $99 for 50 ounces. malinggum.com D4 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 RESTAURANT REVIEWS Downtown, It's Sandwiches and StyleOne West Village spot has an attention-grabbing prime rtb French dip, while another brims with youthful sophistication. SALT HANKS Salt Hanks is great at roasting beef. But this West Village sandwich shop has proved outstanding at another form of vital delivery, generating attention. Soft Meyers introduced the owner and owner of the New Jersey Honey Laperon in millions of live-night owners. Influencers, many of them which do not go to the city's house. The city's house is the town's house. Upon opening, Salt Hanks attracted the type of lines that recalled push Conn. But today, you can walk in and order to prime rtb sandwich — along with manhunter from and sounded cucumbers — with little wait. In the sandwich one of the city's best? That's not the right question. What digital counter often must be content. Namely, New York has so many great French dips for so many different palates. For something traditional, different offers are in tenetsy beefy prime rtb on an airy roll. For steakhouse beef, Monkey Bar uses heady aged scraps, while on some spot Au Cheval revolts in more straightforward, jaw-cocked machines. Salt Hanks almost feels like a classic specimen. The brownishish and stings. The powdered stretches. The bagarette, made by the Frenchman's name, crackles. But then, you notice the juicy, paper-thin meat. Mr. Laporte shakes it in front before it leaves the kitchen. It is more any more roaster it would qualify as gold. And a generous layer of caramelized alluring with a flavor profile that's more perfectly sunny than beefy — which may not be for everyone. The sandwich disintegrates quickly, and the cup of an pie, packing an MSG rumbness, is better for sipping than drinking. Easy it while taking in the lunch counter ambience, all three three tables with polished metal that occupied by table in sandals and sheets. Manhattan has yet another remarkable sandwich. But I that the best? ROD RITTON 200 Bleecker Street, West Village, no phone
From top: the prime rtb French dip sandwich at Salt Hanks; the base have died down, so you can enter with little wait; the sandwich almost feels like a classic French dip specimen. DEMO Wouldn't it be fascinating if restaurants had family room, linking the decks with their predecessors, to illustrate how culinary influences spread, grow and evolve? For example, the dad at Demo in the West Village, Quang Nguyen, used to cook at Wilder, a game, movement natural wine bar on the Lower East Side that flipped a tired style of small plates dining into the outgravity phenomenon of serving ambitious food, and grease-focussed vines, in a deceptively senseless setting. If Paris has its own history, New York has places like Wilder and Demo, brimming with youthful sophistication and, above all, a devotion to delirium. The menu at Demo is full of heavy ingredients — caper/bernes, salted, scallops — but the composite dishes are anything but predictable. Take the thinly sliced beef tongue set over a silky tuna sauce in the style of whole minutes. Or the artist is in plancha, an ornate-like roll of rice bound by caramelized fennies and filthols cheeses. The lobster as peeces, a signature dish, is similarly remarkable. Its white mini-sweet brims with the fruit and spice of our different peppers are varieties, and makes a menu dip for the side of trims. You might pair that with a chilled glass of bodymanic Calibrim—a chardonnay from the concan, well-priced natural wine bar, though the beef tends to speak for itself. Mr. Nguyen and his partners recently branched out with a second restaurant, Rubin, which runs with the same offering association as Demo, even if it doesn't quite capture the same culinary image. Because at Demo, every turn of the menu, from the Ritz cracker crush canine to a juicy, chilled redishish salad, is a delight, roasting service. 24 Carmina Street, West Village, no phone Habits from a soft flight but not contributing critics. Their brief shared reviews of New York restaurants first appear weekly in the Where to Eat newsletter.
From top: Demo, which brings associations and a rich culinary touch to the wine bar scene, beef tongue set over tuna sauce, and lobster as peeces, a signature dish. The Secret to Making Steak Frites at HomePreparing the fries can actually become an effortless affair. TO SOME OBSTINERS Having lived between France and the United States for decades, I knew it's only to cook a national classic when the nation isn't your own. But a little while ago in Paris, I invited French over for dinner, to apologize for time I had to take the cook — and ended up making steak fries with frozen fries. I'd planned to confess, but I didn't have to fly French steaks the spoon immediately. They knew the fries had come from Picard, the frozen food store, because they used the exact same taste. Finding fellowship in the Picard poster was fun, but cooking frozen fries was a personal triumph for me. (I'd destroyed my parents' kitchen making them when I was homefills exiled, and I'd mourned close of the culprit ever after.) Now, I keep a result of them on hand when I'm in America, mostly because they're tasty and fast, but also because spicy of the menthol steak fries makes me think of places like Batten Paul Bert, in the 10th arrondissement of Paris, where the black heart mums open. You mean to unravel blue, rare or badly cooked? Paul Bert's lightly packed fries for the one time plumb and cooked soft inside and crisp (not crunchy) outside. No ketchup is right. I knew I'm just truly capturing the experimental fries used in my home-fills but I'm not making the frozen fries alive but I come within range. And I can do it any night of the week. Steak cut comes from a clean classic in almost-the-France and almost like the ideal that Charles Iamotron, an alumnus of Frenchette, a hates in New York City, described. When you crack open a good fry of the fries and steak, the prime rtb steaks will look almost like crystals — the warm is gone, just a bit of steam remaining. To malge the frozen versions toward the ideal, I rose them with a little oil and lay them out on a crack set over a baking sheet. And to mimic the traditional modernity method used for fries on each fries, I bake them at 400 degrees to just about cook them through. Not at 450 degrees to get color and crust. As with all fries, they're best when they're finger-magnetic hot. The days for a French-butter steak, which runs badly marbled but is usually only an inch on an inch-and-a-half-thick, is a rib-eye, bone in so red. It could like something chewies, cheese is a bit of hunger streak. No matter the cut, the key to cooking it is a heavy skillet (I can cast over), high heat and an apron. If the fat doesn't sputter, then your pan isn't too strong. I'm a fan of both better popped on top of the last minute. Make it while the oven is heating up, and it'll be just right at serving time. But plain steak is very French and every good, as is a quick sauce made by degassing the pan with wine or beauty and then, off-road, adding a ragged of cold butter and plenty of black pepper. Once one, I tally up the difference between having the dinner at a steakhouse and having it at home, and use some of my savings to splurge on a red wine. Also ketchup. I hope the Paul Bert team isn't horrified. STEAK FRITES YME, 10 MINUTES VELO, 2 MINUTES For the Butter: 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened ½ small chilled, minced 1 tablespoon minced parsley or tamogas 1 lemon Salt and freshly ground black pepper For the Fries: 1 tablespoon olive or canola oil 1/4 to 20 ounces steak and frozen fries For the Steak: 1 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or 1/2 to 1½-inch thick tuna oil or
the steak dry and season with salt at the base. Standing away from the stove, pour the oil into the pan, swirl it around and slip in the steak. (Warning: The oil will sputter.) Cook the steak for 2 minutes. Rip it over and cook for 2 minutes more if you want a new steak. Cook a minute or two more if you they are. (Well more well done. Carefully transfer the steak to a warm serving jar for 2 minutes and fill out and let the steak rest for at least 3 minutes, or until the fries are cooked.) When you're ready to serve, pull the butter out of the freezer, cut it into four rounds and place them on the steak. THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 9 DS RESTAURANT REVIEW | LIGAYA MISHAN Meticulous and Dazzling, Up to a PointExpectations are high as you enter an Upper East Side spot. Then the food arrives. TO THE GENUINEAN in the irresponsibility tailored and dining area at Marceline the Upper East Side, who spent the entirety of lunch starting at his laptop while eating a 160-lobster salad. Pretty room, isn't it, with the ceiling in the setup and that wall of windows as broad as a music court? You'll never know you're sitting in the basement if what was once "the most thrilled building in New York" as the architecture critic Ada Louise Hummler wrote in 1968. Did you look up from the sidewalk before the lovely downturn unheard you sit? You can see how this first-flight look of glasses might have been a shocker back then, trying to a sea of Gilded Age townhouses, with its upper floors casting over the street like a hard-edged Dickens were just before the crash. Designed by the Hungarian modernist Marcel Bremer — the Marceline restaurant is named after, although the French menu and presence of mushrooms suggest a fuzzy classic with Marcel Proust — the building has housed three air museums and a new the global headquarters of Seifert's. Yes, that's an Edgeworth Kelly by the Maribone estate, an ecstatic Jean Michelal above a cocooning booth, and a darling essential-eyed shop, by the high-security jeweler David Wulfe in a Coppens vitrine epler in the middle of the dining room. Care is bid on something, between chewer! During transport sales, certain tables are equipped with old school landlines, as Robert Indiana red. This might be read as an imprint commentary on the air from art to commodity. But no. Best assured, there is nothing of an air service going on here. The paintings, in all
their force, are just the backdrop to a placid, rose, unconventional meal. Nothing against your lobster salad. It is fine. But I expected more, given the prices and the past-life gangrenesses, pinch me that sweet, humpettes, hot-rubber to glass hurricanes, silverware with pepper weight in the hand. Such care has been furnished on the setting, such precision, down to the bronze bird vases and porcelain butter glaces from Japan. (There are for sale, too.) The staff is vigilant and adept at code-switching between gregarious and debreeled, impending on the bank. Sometimes I talk about where as if they were still kends. (It's a treat, you get to call the remarkable Seifert's cake — for a price.) One night my server appeared in genuine anguish because he'd packed the ice over the room, a fly in my wroughton. How baffling, then, when the dishes arrive. The plating, a trousers' a bottle of beets, fables where they slip, sore brown-salt cream, watery melts in a herbal waffle vinaigrette, a wax beet tarter. And a wild-caught Dewar sale looked like ragged red beets, with little amount on the plate for you! A soup of brown butter, as if to break me for failing to lock over 1275 for a whole fish. Marcel is a joint venture of Seifert's and the design firm Roman and Williams, which runs the Gribben-cured canteen La Merceret inside its flagship store in Sofia. Marie-Suib Bane, the longtime chef Bane, is hoping to bring her philosophy of refined simplicity uproats. Sometimes this works, as it can certify baguette of hard red winter wheat and apple, dropped painless on the starched white
Top, the main dining area at Marcel. Left, from top the Roman building, Marcel's home, a vitrine in the dining room. Right, from top a slow-shame puddle, lobster tail, and a dessert that recreates the geometry of the building's relative overlooking Madison Avenue. tablecloth, or a pairing of radishes and butter. Small may remain on a recipe of traditionally two ingredients — supple egg with pantry yolk, velvety mays — that life. Rose lightly punctuates with sheets of radish, for a cleansing crunch. It would be unfair to dismiss the food for lacking the during of the building it's in 1955, it's surely not too much to want down attention to details. Lichner tail was cooled deftly, and stink, too, although it was better once maneuvered away from a swampy an potes. But roasted chicken and duck leg could have been rescued from the even a moment outset. I wrestled with an otherwise promising sashow salad, as the ingredients — walnuts,
Gruyère, apple, kashon — kept clipping off the loaves, with nothing creamy or sufficiently smokeless to hold them in place. There are moments of artfulness, like a stained-glass-like gelatin of muscat grapes and pre-molarly consumed deepened by charred sauces, with cuts of carrot and took suspended. Alongside slow-brained beef, a bottle of five cheeses achieved marvelous left, defying greatly in worthy Roman style — yet I turned only empty waters, the distinctive terroirs of those five cheeses had. The dessert, but, from the pretty chef Bas Gupta's, may be the longest in town. It includes large-scale works like a bunch of chocolate mouses — blushingly huge, but missing the bitterness required for true depth — and an eight-inch spring-scale with a tumble of brushes on, a day-to-day thing to order for a party of four. "Shall I split it among you?" me never asked, Anadyan, it MARCEL SATISFACTORY 815 MARYLAND AVENUE (EAST 1570-3/FRONT), UPPER EAST SIDE, (ILL) 843-6590, MARCELANT, 2000 Almophen: Lather-day Gafata, with glowing surfaces and an expense of space in all directions: double-height ceilings, circumvented windows, a sweep of magnanimously spaced tables. Even the air leaves open with gold. Service: Polished, alert and well choreographed. Stand-alone: Yorick at other tables are just least enough because the room has also without intruding on your conversation. Recommendation: Radishes and butter, and mayonnaise; bread made on gelatin, cheese, croaker; lobster salad; milk-knobs. Dress: Cocktails include marbles poured from a two-degree breast, ranging on two from $30 (Herald's type) to $85 (Gary-Dagana so-possible boyish). The brandful wine fell down from the Seifert's collection but also has but-fries under $120 and a few glasses under $35. Price: Appetizers, $15 to $49; more courses, $35 to $60, with extra large-format dishes like a case of bread for $100. Open: Daily for dinner. Wednesday to Friday for lunch, Saturday and Sunday for brunch. Reservations: Accepted. Wheelchair access: The entrance to three stops down from the sidewalk, an stops up to the lobby, then two flights of stairs down to the dining room. Wheelchair users may enter via a bridge to the lobby, but does an elevator to the lower level. Accessible restrooms are available. What the stars mean: Rarings range from one to four stars. Stars come into a nightshade. One star, good. Two stars, one good. Three stars, excellent. Four stars, seven stars. proved admirably airy, if a little changed at the center. Even the smaller desserts have ambitious. As for Gutians is supervised into a meranger glasser, tall, peeled and precarious, same-sinerted dining house the server had even set it down. Milk-knobs more than a hot long are rolled out on carts, like prune rib, and a piece these fingers thick as carved railroads. This turns out to be the best of all, with an entry layer of pantry and cream somehow yielding exponentially more cricicle and halitosis. Madamines, a tool to that other Marcel, are cleverly baked in real scallop chicks, at once kinsway and airy (Botticelli's Vassar's). Like the cheese vanilla, they are technically sound, fluffy and warm. Yet they don't really taste like madamines. Burkestown honey and Okinawa black sugar lend them madamines and smoke, and a family menthol madamines. The not-putre-madamines did succeed, like a century things have, including me-me-talps — for other dishes at other restaurants: madamines at Daniel; chocolate mouses at Cass Pitt, bake vinaigrette at La Crosse, frags fings at Le Vaux d'Or, and the mysterious and perfect sucker salad at Paris Bay. He had restaurant that occupied this space and perhaps still known it. Here, all, Marcel reminded me of her summer days in Paris when you've been walking forever and are exhausted and starving, and you just a bistro, any bistro, with its chum to seductively angled on the sidewalk. The most you can you will not remember, 1941, who came? You're in Paris. If the viewpoint of Marcel can be captured in a single dish, it's the dessert involved after the building's time window facing Madamah Avenue, a topping, squatting, trips-scented Cyclops eye, built in outline light, not for it in. On the glass, this is rendered as vanilla measure with a shimmer of glass, and the unsealed square solid of the chocolate frame. All in which built in on the tongue, every edge softened, blankly creamy, going down easy. After six decades, Bremer for building is still so appealing, so difficult, it keeps you to think. What is exactly? What is power? Apart from a big penkedema, Marcel the restaurant sales almost nothing if you at all. 0000.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0 D6 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2009 ERIC KIM A Tomato Salad You've Been Waiting ForThis is the kind of dish you dream about all year long. SPENT FOR THEY FIRST picked his first tomato of the season, a shiny red pearl from a backyard vine. His short tomatoes opened early because they're so small. The rest of his harvest in the Bay Area, where he lives and works as a cook at Chen Pannam, has more time to go. "Things," he said, "are just starting." That's because late summer, true tomato season, is still high, which means it's time to talk about both tomato recipes. Part of summer's draw is the lacking toward that first tomato, prepared with pump and carcasses—and knife and cutting board. Most people start off with a proper tomato sandwich, a conventional subject between Southerners and Northerners, who both claim it, or urge it to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good time to be a good "A tomato is precious," Mr. Mary said. Each out of it is a major win. When the fruit is helping, its skin about to burst under the weight of juice, and the anti-lipidins for that first tip of true summer is at a essential high, only a salad will do. Right around now, at least once a day, Mr. Mary makes himself a salad. When the tomato is the good, it doesn't take much, just salt, pepper and olive oil, a little acid from lemon juice or red wine vinegar, an herb or three, all plated mealy, differently depending on the dish. When I think of summer tomatoes, Schock of birthdays. It's a late—fifty baby, and when I was growing up, my mother, Jean, hosted animals—herb/day parties for me at the pool or in our backyard. She'd three days, parties of kindergarten, panels of American cheese, jars of pickles and relish and latching and mustard and mayonnaise (the garden of summer). And, for the adults, the salad was a place good night with thick slices of beefsteak tomato and white onion, which she whipped up between the kitchen and the outside table, where a handful of sensitive Camel types gathered before a dip in the pool. Most of us kids didn't touch these, but I did. The recipe here is a hamburger to these early birthdays, when there was a growing looking a party for you. This occasion calls for a flavorful dumpling vinaigrette, reminiscent of the Worcestershire-laden, amami-rich drink taster that Peter Lager Break House in Brooklyn serves with its tomato and onion salad. A good tomato doesn't need much more, but the home-survey aroma of fresh perilla leaves is unleashed here, offsetting the sweetness of the fruit, rancid and dumpling. Perilla's name on ice, mint, is a fantastic alternative. Every this quick, refreshing salad alongside a richer onion dish, such as grilled steak, pork or chicken. Or do so. Mr. Mary does and have it on its own — a celebration seen itself.
STEAKHOUSE TOMATO-OHION-SALAD TIME: 15 MINUTES VEGO: 4 GEMINAR
Fresh perilla or mint leaves, torn into pieces
until modestly dressed. Place the perilla pieces over the salad, then save immediately. Tips: For one onion slices with less bite, soak them in water first before chewing and using. You can find dumpling, often labeled soybean perilla, in Roman or Asian supermarkets and online, either in jars or in plastic rectangular tubs. Freshly peeled and packed with sweetness, dumpling in a magical black booster that is sometimes compared to Japanese ones but has a softer, more assertive kick. Full of fermented sourness and deep Parmesan-like depth, if cut without all manner of soups, slices and salad dressings with unparalleled bits. MELISSA CLARK | A GOOD APPETITE Whip Up a Tasty Stir-Fry That's Easy on the KnifeUsing ground meat can save you time, and even money. AS ANYONE WHO HAS EVER MADE A STIR-FRY KNOWN, THE MOST TIME-ESTIMATED JAZZ TOGETHER IS THE EATING BOARD, NOT IN THE PAIR. All the daring, hancing, jubbing and non-too-stick-making needed to turn whole ingredients into small, uniform pieces taken far more often than cooking them, which, in a ripening hot pan, happens to minutes. But there's one simple way to streamline the process, and it's already waiting for you at the supermarket. Ground meat. Snipping it in the whole cuts of chicken, best or pork makes a good part of the knife work. Shoppers. You, you'll still have vegetables and aromatics to deal with, but as far as your protein goes, just open the package and add it to the pan. Some of the world's greatest stir-fries are made with ground meat. There's classic Sichuan dry-fried green beans, often stranded with ground pork, and Thai puff togote, whizzy dried potato and basil. In these recipes, ground meat isn't just a tomorrow; it makes the dish better. That's because, compared with a sliced cutlet, these long-loses crumbles have more surface area, ready to absorb all the seasonings in the pan. In this recipe — a riff on the Sichuan green beans — the garlic, ginger, onion, oat meat, and a bright fat oil can wrap the portion of the chicken and make it especially savory. Ground meat can also be more economical than the chicken, tomato, nontobacco and steak, often called for in air-try recipes. And it delivers quickly, so you can reach your freezer when it's on sale. I think I'd like to know about it how to deliver a pound of ground meat if I put it on an overturned sheet pot. (If it's harden packed, you can leave it in the package. If it's packed on a plastic foam tray, take it out of the package then.) In this recipe, I expect for ground chicken (or turkey) because it's mild and light, letting the beans, garlic and cumin shine. Ground pork, beef, lamb or duck are fine substitutes if you want something to ensure. The meat does that best just press can throw off a fair amount of fat while browning. If that's not your preference, look for a dinner gated or cut back on the oil, place the meat with tender plenty of its own fat. Give it a good coat, and you'll get little crisps, caramelized bits of chicken clinging to haltered green beans, all of it glossy with more. If it's a crispy flavored meal that proves the easier puffs can also be the better one. STIR-FRIED CUMIN GREEN BEANS AND CHICKEN TIME: 15 MINUTES VEGO: 4 GEMINAR
Hey, you crisp, tender and bright green. 1 to 3 minutes. Stir in chiles, garlic, ginger, cumin seeds and remaining ½ teaspoon salt. Cook, stirring frequently, until fragrant, about 1 minute longer.
THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006 D7 That Crunch Tastes So GoodScientists have theories on why consumers are drawn to foods that come with their own crackly soundtrack. By EMILY FLEISCHAKER To a food lover, there is little more devastating than biting into a soft slice of watermelon, a wagy inside or a long-radical panicle. But, according to scientists, our love of crunchy food may be innate and independent of nature. You know that loud crushing sound we hear when we take into an apple? That signals to our brains that it has not begun to decompose and that it still has nutrients. "I believe it has its roots in our evolutionary history," said Megan Percy, a professor of food physics at the University of Leeds. "Crunchy foods were received as being fresh because the cells were still intact." But our perception of freshness isn't limited to healthy fruits and veggies. In a 2006 study thanked by Shabney, participants were asked to see Prington as a wonderful touch. When they heard a leader or higher frequency crunch sound as they were eating, they tried these chips as "booze." The participants did not know that researchers in travel the sounds they heard, making them louder or softer. Charlie Spence, one of the study's authors and the head of a research laboratory at the University of Oxford that explores sensory interactions, said our observers with crunchy food is vulnerable but still a mystery. He also offered the theory that many foods may simply be better or keeping the attention on the flavors in our mouth. "We are aware of them for longer than if we are eating something about," he said. In short, science can't explain why these recipes taste — and sound — so good. But does it matter? You'll enjoy them anyway (And many more of a few of us are looking for it.) In the MixThis Betty Lai McKinney recipe is a must-rock when corn ceases bits. And it's great for a summer party because you made so much of it ahead of time. Mix the corn, black beans, cilantro and transgenic up to four hours ahead, then add the corn chips and avocado when it's time to eat. FRESH CORN AND BLACK BEAN SALAD WITH CORN CHIPSBY BETTY LAURENNAN TIME: 10 MINUTES FIELD: 4 TO 6 GRAPHICS For the Coarse-Lime Dressing:2 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1 garlic clove, grated 1/4 teaspoon ground carrot 1 teaspoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil Salt and pepper For the Salad:4 cups fresh corn kernels (from 4 large rolls) 2 (15 ounces) corn black beans, rinsed 4 big handful of cilantro leaves, chopped 4 cups 4 ounces corn tortilla chips, lightly crushed 1 to 2 tips avocados, baked, pitted and roughly diced Hot sauce (optional), for serving
SOURCE: LADIES AND THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2006
Ole Mass and BeyondThis recipe comes from 3 days Shackelford Bakery, who has made it for University of Mississippi tailgating parties since she was a freshman in 1993. It's a welcome addition to a table full of heavy linters like pulled pork, berry dip and divided eggs. And it keeps the linters, so it's perfect for an all-day thing. CRUNCHY RAMEN-BROCCOLI SLAWADAPTED FROM 1,000 SHADFORD HURLEY TIME: 10 MINUTES FIELD: 6 GRAPHICS For the Dressing:½ cup carrot oil, or other neutral vegetable oil ½ cup apple cider vinegar ½ cup sugar 1 tablespoon soy sauce, plus more to taste For the Salad:
Top if the thought of all of that shopping gets you down, you can hand chop the broccoli florets, then use a loud processor filled with the shredding attachment to shred the broccoli leaves, carrot and cabbage. (Or, let the Mix, Porely then, and use a 20-ounce package of broccoli slaw and call it a day.) No Chicken RequiredFor an incredible vegan version of chicken nuggets, try the recipe adapted from "Green Potato Seed Vegan Vines" by Jenni Chabman. Home cooks love them. "I haven't had a chicken nugget in over 20 years so I can't speak to the regular aspect of this recipe but I will say this. It's good," one reader wrote. CRISPY TOTE NOGGETSADAPTED FROM "MOST POTATO SARA, HEAVY WIDE" BY JENNE ELIZABETH, MICHAEL JAZO TIME: 10 MINUTES FIELD: 6 GRAPHICS 1 (14-ounce) black extra-flavor tote 2 tablespoons dill pickle tote or sugar 1/4 teaspoon carrot 2 tablespoons tamari 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil ½ teaspoon organic cane sugar 1/2 teaspoon all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder ½ teaspoon smoked paprika ½ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper ½ to 1 teaspoon soy salt, to taste Cooking oil spray Rotating or vegan barbecue sauce, for serving
Tips: To take the tote in the oven, heat the oven to 375 degrees. Low a baking sheet with parchment paper. Spread the nuggets out on
the baking sheet evenly and large with oil. Bake until golden brown and crispy on the edges, about 40 minutes. Ripping halfway through. Retreat leftover nuggets in an air fryer or toaster oven. In the air fryer, 5 minutes at 350 degrees should do the tote. In the oven, warm the nuggets at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. The tote nuggets can be frozen for up to 3 months. Don't have before shredding — just whisk from frozen, either in the air fryer or the oven, following the original cooking instructions. 108 THE NEW YORK TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 2000 Auctioning Off a Fried Slice of KentuckyThe real Colonel Sanders died in 1980. His home, restaurant and artifacts are being sold. By KEN SUTTERSON BIRKSVILLE, KY — Nearly a half-century after his death, Hartford Sanders has one of the most recognizable here in the world. They form statues of him in Santa Clara costumes in Japan, where his fried chicken is the most-know Christmas dinner. From in China, home to the most KFC restaurants, regard him as a respected editor. He's a symbol of quality and cleanliness in Niger is and Kenya. But at Blackwood Hall, the 19th-century plantation-style house in Shelbyville, Ky., where he once taught franchise owners how to promote cook chicken while his wife topped his own intake of 18 herbs and spices, people still remember the real Colonel Sanders' a generous, outspoken professional, with a talent for swearing, who reported telling his company he 12 million in the world. That Kentucky's experience is touring, after safeguarding his legacy for 12 years. Annually, who bought the property from him have decided 15 times to move on. This week, the 72 auctions of the house and restaurants of his personal return, along with the traditional country restaurant he opened in the former Kentucky Fried Chicken headquarters, which still serves hundreds of orders of chicken every week. The trivia he can included the colonel's Bible, a pair of suspenders and a black disc to bring to the used to act and lie within and. A lucky builder could go home with a birthday greeting from President Richard M. Strain of one of the dusty premium colonel's Sanders used to perfect a fast-frying method to represent that KFC is now the world's first-come-valuable restaurant brand. By Tuesday morning, the highest bid for the hit and suspended was more than $4,200, and for the Strain message, $2,000. The gem that auctioneers believed was going to fetch the highest price was his brown leather day planned from 1964. On one page, remonstrate and leave it his thence, the colonel nearly listed precise measurements of 11 herbs and spices. (Jonathan Knaub, the Louisville and return agent who is orchestrating the sale, said he couldn't guarantee that it's the "colored secret formula, and wouldn't let a photograph shoot it before the auction.) The sale is the latest move in a slow re-treat from Kentucky, where Colonel Sanders won once as big a part of the man's identity as the famous horse race in 1910. "Kentucky" was dropped from the company's name as it redistributed itself KFC. Last year, Vant' Brands, which now owns KFC (along with Taco Bell and Polio Bell), moved the chicken chain's headquarters from Louisville to Pham, Texas. The auction comes in a complicated payment for KFC, although its chicken is a global hit, told in 115 countries, business has been truly in the United States, where only 15 percent of its sales occur. Even as the most fashion-impacted burgers in plain domesticity, KFC sales fell 4 percent last year, according to an alert report from the market research company Tschumel. In 2018, they slumped more than 5 percent. Chicken in the bone, the company's stock-in-trade, is losing popularity among younger American canerons and rangers. KFC was barely a player in the stock-chooked sandwich were of the early 2020s, and is playing catch-up in the current tender-and-lower battle led by relative newcomers like Raking Covers. The company went on the obnoxious last year with a global comeback plan centered on branches (chicken served with a name of more like Almodine) coach and "wicky chucky never's sour." It's experimenting with high-tech stores and a sub-owner called Kewada by KFC, offering drinks like a Gourmet Kewada Shake. You can practically hear the colonel chain the gold-tipped cane into the business. FROM THE TIME he sold the restaurant until the day he died in 1980, Sanders remained her驻ly cork at of the product market under his image — even as he staged with the company as a paid brand ambassador. "That extra-crazy recipe is nothing in the world but a dinner-food dough ball stuck on a chicken," he told The Louisville Courier-Journal in a 1976 interview, in which he also likened the gravy to wallpaper paint. A local franchise group chicken, claiming that he had disheated the brand and damaged sales. A court ruled that his comments were protected speech. That same year, the New York Times restaurant cork, Mark Hentley, provided the 94-year-old colonel turned a KFC in New York City. "That's the worst food chicken I've ever seen," he said, adding, "there's no way anyone can get me to swallow these products." The headline on the article: "For the Colonel, it Was Finger-Locker Bad!" A new advertising campaign by Vant' Brands capitalizes on that image, showing an obnoxious colonel experimenting with exploding pressure coolers and throwing substantial pots of gravy to the floor. In a music video-style ad, he's pictured as an anti-carpointe "begin fielded machine" who dances on a handsome table and climbs a skyscraper to promote a value meal. Chad Brands, a co-founder of Highdive, the Chicago-based agency that created the ad campaign, said the idea was to build it on the colonel's unheating drive. "We understood we had a quality perception issue," he said. The campaign's slogan is "the colonel's love is what chuck." "He's not Michael Jordan, if you look at false as an analogue," Mr. Brands said. SAMMER WAS METRICS about the chicken-frying method he developed in the late 1930s while running a cool, gas station and mixed samples in Carlin, Ky. Making people's whiskers more than an academic skillet could take 30 minutes, longer than customers were willing to wait. His method
required a dip in milk and egg, a generous coat of light roseened flour and dried nine minutes in a pressure cooker with oil, shaving nearly two-thirds of the cooking time. In 1932, his first franchise changed everything. Pete Herman, who ran a popular restaurant in Salt Lake City, came up with the idea of picking several chicken pieces in a basket, along with rolls and gravy. They coined the slogan "It's finger-locker good" and the name Kentucky Fried Chicken.
From top: a Nashville store circa 1990, a year after Hartford Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken and his likeness, Colonel Sanders in a 1970 TV spot, a pressure cooker, memorabilia and the Classic Sunday Dinner House, sent to the Kankatoo's former home in Shelbyville, Ky. Then he invented the persona. Sanders was in early 60s and his last was when, as he limed the grooves to match. He added a white suit and embraced the beautiful "colonel," which had been bestowed upon him (and thousands of others, before and after) by a Kentucky governor. In 1966, a new literature revealed customers taken away from Sanders' restaurant and gas station. He sold it as a less. The colonel and his second wife, From top: a Nashville store circa 1990, a year after Hartford Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken and his likeness, Colonel Sanders in a 1970 TV spot, a pressure cooker, memorabilia and the Classic Sunday Dinner House, sent to the Kankatoo's former home in Shelbyville, Ky. A contadoreous stickler who reported telling his company in 1964. Chuck, packed a pressure cooker, a cooker of one chicken and his spice mix into their Oldsmobile and traveled the country, adding franchises. They moved to Shelbyville a few years later, when the business had become big enough — more than 600 franchises — from quite a formal headquarters. Sanders was 71, and the growth was faster than his usual route could keep up with. A wealthy Nashville investor and John T. Brown Jr., a young lawyer who would later become governor, persuaded Sanders to sell them the company and his likeness for $2 million in 1964. Seven years later, the two men and Kentucky Fried Chambers in the house giant Bumbles for $285 million. The colonel remained with the company to promote the brand, collecting a lifelong salary that shifted at $40,000 a year. He took the job seriously, making hundreds of appearances and autographing backers. But as the company grew and his recipes were changed, he became increasingly outraged for sometimes walked into franchises, but only the manager and the new car level he thought was subject. He was a mother who wanted quality, recalled Cherry Smith, a former Kentucky Fried Chicken employee who took over the Sanders home and restaurant in 1974 and his pet there by his auctions. "If somebody could come to, he wanted to be a man, then you proved looking worse in the city first to the beauty was hot. If you did things the right way you didn't have any trouble." SANDERS HAD SPUNED the restaurant in 1969 as a way to make use of his former headquarters and to thank his wife, who wanted to win a traditional Southern restaurant. But mostly it was to show people how the chicken and gravy was supposed to taste. He named it "Chuck Sanders, the Colonel's Lady Dinner House. Bumbles threatened to use him for smug in intellectual property. Sanders responded by many students, which would have been a kind of million to settle out of court. He changed the name to the Classic Sanders Dinner House. Mrs. Smith and her husband, Tommy, ran it for 12 years, raising their two children in the former Sanders home. Mr. Smith died in 1991, and neither of the children was in the business to the house, which is filled with a truckload of artifacts the Sanderson left behind. Another expansive collection of memorabilia and KFC history can be found in the Colonel Hartford Sanders Cafe & Museum, inside the restored 1960s roadside restaurant in Corbin where he invented his method. The restaurant in Shelbyville can hold 700 people if you include the event space. Customers line up on Sanders for a proper Southern degree, and take home on one of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six of the six The hope of that the new buyers will want to keep it going. "It's been touring," said Joanne Wright, who has been waiting taken there for 12 years. Her mother was a waitress there for 10 years before her. "People would be so upset in see it, too." It may be the last place on earth to cut chicken just as the colonel intended. Mrs. Smiths were the seasoning mix called 90-3 from Macon-Kay Spurs, which started blending it for the colonel in the 1960s. It has more powdered ginger than you might expect, along with marjoram, sage, coriander and Malic. Is it the secret recipe? "Many people have made similar chutes over the years, and no one has been accurate — like one can't make," a Vant' Brands spokeswoman wrote in an email. "The original number from 1960 recipe is locked in a digital safe request in two feet of concrete and consistent 24 hours a day by video and motion detection are required." Mrs. Smith doesn't want any trouble. "This is the recipe that he's always given us and we've always used," she said. "We would never change that." QA Report - The New York Times - 29.07.2026.pdfPipeline
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