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How airplane food goes from the kitchen to your flight By Natalie B. Compton The Washington Post More than 44,000 flights take off around the world every day, and many of those onboard are hungry. On shorter flights, these passengers may opt for a snack pack; on longer ones, they may get a full-fledged meal. Preparing the latter is no small feat. Gate Gourmet is one major player in the airplane catering game, servicing about 750 million passengers a year in some 60 countries. On a typical day at its Dulles International Airport branch, in suburban
We’re open 24 hours, seven days a week. JIM STATHAKES, Gate Gourmet IAD general manager Washington, D.C., the company is responsible for getting 18,000 meals onto 275 flights. In high seasons, that number jacks up to 25,000 meals. Annually, that means Gate Gourmet IAD (as it’s known, using the airport’s code) alone goes through 84,000 Coca Colas, 100,000 yogurt cups and 1,300,000 pounds of ice.
“We’re open 24 hours, seven days a week,” said Gate Gourmet IAD general manager Jim Stathakes (whose preferred airplane meal option is chicken). Gate Gourmet’s Dulles outpost is in airport back country, hidden among office buildings and guarded by security and hygienic checkpoints. The facility measures 132,000 square feet, but the inner workings feel less like a factory and more like a Costco mixed with a commissary kitchen: Around every corner, you’ll find some of the 300 daily employees chopping, washing,
searing and packing food that someone will soon be eating in the sky. Each in-flight meal has to be timed perfectly in a 24-hour window to match its corresponding flight. Produce (usually things you can get year-round, like pineapple) is delivered for just-in-time freshness. Food must be cooked and then blast-chilled, its temperature brought down for safety reasons. Employees must have your meal ready four hours before a flight departs and delivered onto the plane no later than one hour before boarding starts.
Sylvain Harribey is an executive chef at Gate Gourmet who helps design meal plans for its airline clients. While food safety is the No. 1 priority for creations, he also looks to match a meal with its flight path. “We want to make sure we have the right food for the destination” said Harribey, who attended culinary school in Bordeaux, France. “When you sit in the plane, that’s your first step in getting to your destination.” If you’re flying from Tokyo, for example, pork with ginger garlic soy sauce and rice is
fitting. A baguette with your meal, meanwhile, sets the tone for a journey to Paris. But there’s one more consideration, too: How we eat in the sky isn’t the same as how we eat on Earth. “We know that up in the air at 36,000 feet, our taste buds are different,” Harribey said. “We don’t [taste] as much salt because the air is drier within the aircraft.” To overcome that biological quirk, Harribey adds a little more salt to dishes, along with herbs and spices to enhance flavors further. You don’t get all that with the snack pack.
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YouTube watching doubled since 2015 By Rachel Siegel The Washington Post More than twice as many young people watch videos every day as did four years ago, and the average time spent watching videos — mostly on YouTube — has roughly doubled, to an hour each day. That’s according to a survey released Tuesday by the nonprofit Common Sense Media. The report found that overall screen time among young people hasn’t changed much since 2015. On average, American 8- to 12-yearolds use 4 hours and 44 minutes’ worth of screen media each day. And teens average 7 hours and 22 minutes — not including time spent using screens for school or homework. But in the past four years, time spent
watching videos online has surged, despite mounting concerns from parents and consumer groups about the grip that smartphones and screens have on kids’ lives and development. Advocates worry that features hardwired into certain tech platforms, like YouTube’s default autoplay setting, capitalize on kids’ impulses to keep watching rather than exercise restraint. “More and more screen time is devoted to content that’s been picked for you by an algorithm,” said Michael Robb, a co-author of the study and senior director of research for Common Sense Media. “And then there’s more individualized uses of media on a personal device, rather than a family sitting together.”
For comparison, Common Sense found in 2015 that watching online videos ranked fifth in terms of tweens’ preferred media activities — after TV, music, video games and mobile games. Today, online videos claim the top spot. Limiting screen time for young people is a rallying cry not only among consumer advocates but also among global health communities. In April, the World Health Organization issued strict guidelines on how often parents should turn to videos and online games to entertain or educate their young children. The WHO’s recommendation: Infants younger than 1 should never be in front of screens. Kids ages 2 to 4, the internation-
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Rubenstein donates $10 million to Jefferson Memorial By Michael E. Ruane The Washington Post WASHINGTON — Billionaire philanthropist David Rubenstein announced Tuesday that he is donating $10 million for upgrades, new exhibit space and other improvements to the ailing Jefferson Memorial in Washington. The money will go toward rehabilitating the antiquated 25-yearold exhibits on the lower level and creating a new exhibit area on the main level near the 19-foottall bronze statue of Thomas Jefferson, the nation’s third president and main author of the Declaration of Independence. Restrooms and mechanical systems will also be upgraded. The National Park Service has already embarked on an $8.2 million project to restore the exterior of the tattered landmark, which has grown dingy in recent years from the advance of a black biofilm of algae, fungi and bacteria, as well as other effects of its exposure to the District of Columbia’s weather, climate and insects. Rubenstein —
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Park Service hopes to have it finished for the memorial’s 2022 centennial. In 2015, Rubenstein pledged $5.37 million to refurbish the U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial, the 100-ton bronze sculpture of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima during the war. In 2014, Rubenstein announced the donation of $10 million to Montpelier, President James Madison’s historic Orange, Virginia, home, for reconstruction, refurnishing and archaeology. He has also donated $5 million to the White House Visitor Center; $12.3 million to Arlington House, the home of Robert E. Lee; and $7.5 million to help fix the Washington Monument after the 2011 earthquake. The donation for the repairs of the memorial will go to the National Park Foundation,
which will distribute the funds. “Hopefully what we”ll be able to do is make the experience of visiting the Jefferson Memorial even better than it has been,” Rubenstein said as he sat at a table before the memorial Tuesday afternoon. “While Thomas Jefferson is not without some things that we can question today, clearly he did some great things for our country,” he said. “A very incredible person, a great intellect, a great Renaissance man and one of our greatest Americans, so I’m very pleased to be able to do this,” Rubenstein said.
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OnlineOnline TakingConsignment Consignment February Online Auction! Taking for our February Online Only Auction! Online Farmall 350 Case Row crop 350 Tractor, Case IH 5120 Maxxum Row crop trac FarmallFarmall 350 Tractor, Tractor, Case IH IH Maxxum Maxxum 5120 Row 5120 crop tractor tractor Bidding will start Friday, January 31, 2020 2020 @ 8:00 8:00 AM and will end Biddingwill will start Friday, January 31, 2020 @ AM 8:00and AMwill and will end Bidding start Friday, January 31, @ end JD I,I, Case 22 heads 19635010 Model 5010IH CaseCombine IH 1680w/ Combine with soft close onon Monday, February 10, 2020 2020 @ 6:00 6:00 PM Conwithaa asoft soft close Monday, February 10, 2020 @PM 6:00ConPM ConJD 1963 1963JDModel Model 5010 Case IHI,1680 1680 Combine w/ headsw/ 2 heads with close on Monday, February 10, @ Two Cylinder XVI Amana, signments received by Jan. 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JD JD 730 730 JD Two Cylinder XVI 2006 2006XVI Amana, Iowa signments received by 21, will full JD 530 530 JD General PurposePurpose Tractor Two Two Cylinder Club 530 General Tractor TwoClub Cylinder Club JD General Purpose Tractor Cylinder Auctioneers: Auctioneers: Auctioneers: JD 9520 9520JDw/ w/9520 W/1812C Scrapers,Scrapers, JD 4020 4020 tractor tractor w/ tractor FWA w/ FWA w/ W/1812C JD 4020 JD W/1812C Scrapers, JD w/ FWA Steve Larson 605-770-9818 Steve Larson 605-770-9818 Steve Larson 605-770-9818 JD 60 60 Tractor Tractor w/ Picker Pickerw/Sheller, Sheller, JDSheller, Model JD G tractor tractor Precision Key JD 60 Tractor PickerJD ModelPrecision G tractorKey Precis JD w/ Model G Justin Dean 605-999-4239 Justin Dean 605-999-4239 Justin Dean 605-999-4239 Series, John Piece Historical Set John10 Piece Historical Set 200th Birthday Series, Series, John Deere Deere 10Deere Piece 10 Historical Set 200th 200th Birthday Birthday Myron Grosz 605-999-4087 Myron Grosz 605-999-4087 Myron Grosz 605-999-4087 Lanning Edwards 605-999-1250 Lanning Edwards 605-999-1250 Lanning Edwards 605-999-1250 Kelbi Dean 605-999-8812 Kelbi Dean 605-999-8812 Kelbi Dean 605-999-8812
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A black cat delays an NFL game By Cindy Boren The Washington Post When the going gets weird at a game, you’ve got to hope that Kevin Harlan is there to call it. Luckily, he was present when a black cat ran onto the field during “Monday Night Football.” Play stopped as the cat, displaying a high motor and, well, catlike reflexes, scampered around the field at MetLife Stadium, delaying the game between the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants. “He’s walking to the three,” Harlan deadpanned on the Westwood One broadcast. “He’s at the two, and the cat is in the CDW red zone!” Yes, he worked a sponsor’s plug into the viral moment. “Policemen and state troopers have come onto the field, and the cat runs into
the end zone!” he continued, growling, “THAT IS A TOUCHDOWN! And the cat is elusive, kind of like [running backs Saquon] Barkley and [Ezekiel] Elliott, but he doesn’t know where to go!” The cat briefly ran into the stands, in a feline variant of the Lambeau Leap, then returned to the field and scampered up the tunnel. [We pause briefly to report that the cat has not been found, but that MetLife Stadium officials promised to take it to a veterinarian when he/she is.] The touchdown did not count, of course, because although the kitty broke the imaginary plane of the goal line, it did not have possession of the ball at the time. Duh. Also, the NFL probably is going to fine it for violating
its game-day uniform rules. As for the game, B.C. (Before Cat), the Giants were leading. After the interlude, the Cowboys outscored them, 34-9, and won, 37-18, with owner Jerry Jones, naturally, finding a way to make this all about him. “I haven’t seen one glare at me that far away before. I know he was looking at me the whole time he was out there,” Jones said (via The Athletic). “But things did kind of change when that black cat came. What was amazing to me was how few people wanted to go grab him.” The call was catnip for CDW, telling The Washington Post in an email that it was “awed by this cat’s inspiring display of athleticism, proving what can happen when talent, hard work and opportunity meet. And Kevin’s -
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instant-classic play call will no doubt be studied by aspiring announcers for years to come. On another note, we are now shifting our marketing dollars to cat-based activities and sponsorships.” “I ran,” the Cowboys’ DeMarcus Lawrence admitted. “I hate cats,” but knew that the Giants’ luck had turned. “Game over. If a black cat runs on the damn field on a ‘Monday Night Football,’ you might want to call it quits, bro. Y’all’s luck is terrible.” Jabrill Peppers of the Giants could not disagree. “I ain’t superstitious or nothing, but any time I saw a black cat or it went across me growing up, something bad happened,” he said. “I kind of grew out of it now, but I still don’t like ‘em. I wasn’t gonna go out there and get it.” Quarterback Dak Prescott
isn’t superstitious, but “wasn’t getting near it.” Elliott had a good excuse — he’s allergic to cats. Receiver Amari Cooper said was “kind of happy about that because it came around the time that my knee was hurting so I was thinking I had a little bit more time to get this thing right.” This isn’t the first time Harlan has had to adjust on the fly, whether it’s to a streaker or a random fan. But working the sponsor into the call is some next-level stuff and he wasn’t the only one having fun with the moment, with fans noting that he found the end zone more easily than either the Giants or Jets. Security told Madelyn Burke, a New York reporter, that several feral cats live at the stadium, coming out after the game and being fed.
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Saturday, November 16, 2019 - 11:00 AM Davison County Fairground • Mitchell, SD
Brule County Farmland & Pasture Auction November 21, 2019 – 10:30 am
Lunch Served • Complete List & Pictures www.sdauctions.com & www.auctionzip.com 2003 GMC crew cab, 4 door pickup, 4 wheel drive w/ Western 7 1/2 snow plow HOUSEHOLD: King size bed-electric; Dresser; Dresser w/ mirror; Full size bed; Dresser; 2 jewelry boxes; Lamps-assorted; Heated mattress pad; Linens; Comforter; Jim Hansel “Best Friends” picture; Wildlife raised pictures; John Greene “Dakota Territory”; Antique telephone stand-2; Wall decor; Book shelf; Hutch; Milking stool; Kirby vacuum; Filter Queen vacuum; Whirlpool dishwasher; Whirlpool side-by-side refrigerator/freezer w/ water & ice; Whirlpool microwave w/ fan over the oven; Whirlpool glass top stoveself cleaning; Admiral refrigerator; Small kitchen appliances; Kitchen Craft stainless steel waterless cookware w/ electric fry pan and slow cooker-brand new; Pots and pans; Antique glassware; Fine china set; Silverware set in box; Lead crystal; Coffee/tea silver serving set w/tray; 2 kitchen table sets w/ chairs; Wooden kitchen table; Quilt rack; Quilt frame; End tables; Coffee table w. Drop leafs; Electric Lift chair w/ vibator; Couch w/ recliners; Recliners; Glider rocker; TV stand; Baldwin piano w/ bench-excellent condition; NuWave Air fryer; Emerson Flatscreen TV-32 inch; Dynex 19 inch TV; Gun case; Corn Palace Stampede buckle collection in shadow box; Vanity w/mirror; Mirrors; Vinyl swirl rockers w/ottman-2 matching; Comfort Air dehumidifier; Delonghi heater; Eden Pure; 2 arm chairs; Hide a bed couch; Proform treadmill-electric; Electric Comfort furnace w/ remote; Canning jars; Office supplies; Totes; Luggage; Card tables; Chi machine COLLECTIBLES: Toys; 2 Cabbage Patch Dolls in box; Doll clothes; Remote control Hummer; Diecast vintage cars; Whiskey jiggers collection in case; Antique toy dishes; Antique quilts; Assorted knick knack; Christmas decor TOOLS: Campbell Hausfeld air compressorelectric; Shop vac-5 gal; Craftsman blower/collector; 2 wheel cart; Wrenches; Screwdrivers; Misc tools; Craftsman set- saw, drill, light-battery; Makita drills; Drill bits; Worx leaf blower/bagger; Tool shop Dremel set; Gas cans; Extension cords; Jumper cables; Garage shelving-metal GUEST CONSIGNOR: Pictures; 3 Garmins; 3 Wooden shelves; American saddle, horse blanket, bridle; Red metal table; Round wooden table w/leaves, flip up; Black office chair; 3 office chairs; Mens golf clubs-Predator; Womens golf clubsSpalding; Tether ball; calculators; Desk lamps red or white; Little tykes bb hoop; Uniden phone 4 station; Twin headboard; Twin bed frame; 4 drawer dresser; 7 drawer dresser w/mirror; Crib mattress; Crib; High chair; Little Tikes stove; Doll beds w/2 dolls; Fun machine organ w/bench; Christmas trees; Smoker; Sears freezer; Kerosene heater; Antique Mont. Ward sewing machine in cabinet; Electrical boxes new; Used electrical items; Fertilizer spreader-2; 180 ft. Christmas icicles lights(12 rolls); 14” oscillating heater; Dishes; 3 vintage phones; Pet carrier; Mega Flex Exercise equipment; Ab Lounger; Wooden 24 pack Coca-Cola crates-3; Makita--Saw,Drill,Sawall,and light in case; Antique Enamel Table; Antique Rocking Pony; Antique Mr. Bartender. GUEST CONSIGNOR: Mirrors; Entry table; Lamps; Hall Tree (excellent shape); Wall décor; 3 End tables; Coffee table (glass top); TV Cabinet 2 drawers 1 door; Brown loveseat; Brown couch; Tan parlor chair; Oval glass Hutch 5 drawers/2 doors lighted; Dining room table 2 leaves 6 chairs; Small coffee table; 5 drawer dresser; 8 drawer dresser w/mirror; Queen size bed w/Post headboard; Nightstands; Cream colored parlor chair; 6 drawer dresser w/mirror; Rooftop desk w/chair; Green parlor chair Many more items too numerous to mention. Come out to the Auction!
Land Auction 523.84 Acre Charles Mix County, SD
Auction Location: Kimball American Legion, 232 Main St, Kimball, SD Owner: Elsie Petula Estate Auctioneer’s Note: We are pleased to represent the Elsie Petula Estate on the sale of 480.42 +/- acres of Brule County, South Dakota agricultural property. Located a short distance south of I-90 at Kimball, SD this auction represents a great opportunity to purchase some high quality, easily accessed farmland in addition to a large pasture/grazing unit in the heart of central South Dakota pheasant country! Farmers, ranchers, investors, sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts will want to be in attendance! Come prepared to buy! Remember...Only at Auction! Property Location(s): Tract 1: 8 miles south of Kimball on 362nd Ave. Property is located on the east side of 362nd and of 260th St. Tract 2: 2 miles south of Kimball on 362nd Ave, Auction Location: AmericanAve Legion, 501 south S Main, Platte, SD 1 mile west on 254th St, 2 miles south on 361st Ave, 1 mile west on 256th St. Tract 3 is joined to Owners: Troll Family Tract 2 atNote: the southeast of stockmen, Tract 2 investors & northwest corner of Tract 3. Inspect property from Auctioneer's Wow! Attentioncorner all farmers, and outdoor enthusiasts…don’t miss out on an excellent opportunity tothe purchase productiveand agricultural property! Powerful soils, great access and nearly make roadan- attractive, please well-located, be considerate aware of seasonal road conditions. Forallaconnected privateparcels showing this one to be at. The property is a great opportunity to add significant acres of quality land to many buyers’ portfolios from a of land theauction property, contact our office. wide variety of purchasers. Remember...Only at Auction! Maps, photos and videos arefor available at petersonlandauction.com Visit www.petersonlandauction.com auction information, photos, videos, and maps!
Monday, December 10, 2018 – 10:30 am
Tract SW ¼ of¾Section Legal Descriptions: SD: 1.5 miles west on SD Hwy 44, 3 miles Property Location: From Platte, south3:on 365th Ave, mile west 4-T102N-R68W on 279th Street, Tractsof 1 &the 5Tract are on 1: south side Tracts 226-T102N-R68W & 3 are best accessed by ½thmile west on 279th St, thenSD. ½ mile south 363rd Ave. Signs NW ¼ofofroad. Section ofcontinuing 5 PM, Brule County, 160 +/-onacres. Tract designate the property. the property youracres. own butTract please be considerate and of aware road condition(s) as wellwith as potential the 5th PM, 3 consists 160of acres of pasture waterfire Brule Inspect County, SD. 156on+/danger as we move into acres late fall/early winter. For a private showing of thesupplied property, contact our office. by two dugouts near the north end 1 includes 151.37 under cultivation with
Legalbalance Descriptions: Tract 4: property. The combination of tract Tracts 1, 2 &be 3. accessed 451.65 +/- Acres. of the This can the in ROW. The overall productivity Combining these three tractsthe offerssoutheast the opportunitycorner to own a along diverse tract Tract 1: is Lots 1 & 2 and S ½ NE ¼ of 5-T98N-R68W of thetract 5th PM, individually along index 72-approximately 89% of the isCharles in of connected land with 298.5 +/- acres of powerful, productive, cultivated Mix County, SD. 138.12 +/acres. This easily accessed tract includes the section line road 1/2 mile east to 361st Ave two high quality soil types. This tract is easily land along with 131.84 acres of picturesque contiguous pasture/hay land 98 +/- acres under 3.8 +/- acres of former building accessed withcultivation, well-maintained gravel roadssite and (gravel road). The overall productivity index is driveway and the 36 +/- acre balance of the land is hay/pasture & ROW. with a gentle roll, meandering creek and scattered, mature trees offering 67. R.E. Taxes:for$1556.60 along the north and boundaries. Note: and protection livestock or wildlife. Rural water is available near The overall productivity index iswest 81. Tract 1 has rural water available. R.E. shade the former4: building location. The options for the combined Tract Thesite combination of Tracts 2 & property Tract will only be offered as an individual tract Taxes: 1$2597.22 (2017) The+/overall Productivity Index for thethese combined tracttracts is 83. 3. limitless. 324.42 acres. Combining two and withofother R.E.Mix are Tract not 2: SWas¼aofcombination Section 5-T98N-R68W the 5thtracts. PM, Charles **The property will bethe sold in the manner that to generates gives buyers opportunity havethea most nicerevenue Taxes: $1551.34 County, SD. 158.21 +/- acres. The property includes approximately 108 for the seller. RE Taxes: $7779.04 (2017) +/- acres and 50 +/- acre balance is pasture/hay ROW. sized, connected grazing unit. A long estabTract 2:under NEcultivation ¼ of Section 5-T102N-R68W of &the Tract 5: Lot 4 and SW ¼ NW ¼ of Section 4-T98N-R68W of the 5th PM, th 2 features a productivity index of 81. R.E. Taxes: $2544.58 (2017) 5Tract PM, Brule County, SD. 164.42 +/- acres. Tract lished “corner gate” setup is located at the point Charles Mix County, SD. 72.19 +/- acres. Tract 5 is an unimproved one3: SE ¼ ofup Section 5-T98N-R68W of the PM, Charles Mix the County, 2Tract is made of 161.77 acres of 5th pasture with where two parcels connect thus for half quarterthe section consisting of 35.55 +/- acres underallowing cultivation with SD. 155.32in+/-ROW. acres. Water The property includes approximately 92.5 +/balance is supplied by a dugout easy movement of inlivestock oneThetract to has the balance, 36.64 +/- acres, pasture/hay from production. property acres under cultivation and the 62.82 +/- acre balance is pasture/hay & near the center of the property. The overall The property willTract be5 sold in a index manner athe dam other. in the north portion of the tract. productivity is 70. ROW. Tract 2 features a productivity index of 85. R.E. Taxes: $2637.24 **Note: Tract 5 will onlythe be offered andfor will not combined productivity index is 56. Individual access is at that generates mostindividually revenue thebeseller. (2017) with any other tracts. RE Taxes: $1032.62 (2017) the northeast corner of tract 2 then one mile Terms: section For full terms and visit petersonlandauction.com east on 256th St (improved line) toconditions 361st please Terms: For Full Terms and Conditions visit petersonlandauction.com Ave (gravel road). R.E. Taxes: $1324.58
Owner: MARLYS BLACKSTEN
SD 578532 1 SD-578532-1
Sale conducted by Curtis Auctioneering, LLC For more info call Don Curtis, Curtis Auctioneering, LLC 605-770-1187 Don Curtis • 1330 W Hanson Ave • Mitchell, SD 57301
Auctioneer: Don Curtis, RE #18018
Sales tax charged. Not responsible for accidents or misprints. All terms and conditions and other announcements made the day of the auction are binding and take precedence over any information found herein.
A6 • Advisor • Wednesday, November 13, 2019
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Nigerian Oscar entry disqualified ‘Too much English’ in script By Sonia Rao The Washington Post Nigeria’s first-ever Oscar entry has been disqualified from competing in the international film category for featuring too much dialogue in English, which happens to be the country’s official language. “Lionheart,” the directorial debut of starring actress Genevieve Nnaji, follows a woman as she navigates a male-dominated industry to save her ailing father’s business. The film’s characters speak in Igbo, a language spo-
ken in southern Nigeria, for a small portion of the 95-minute run time, but not long enough to meet the category’s requirement that each entry feature a “predominantly non-English dialogue track.” The decision to disqualify “Lionheart,” relayed to Oscar voters via email, was first reported by the Wrap. An article published Monday states that the title “had not been vetted” by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences before appearing on the
record-breaking list of 93 entries released early last month. Oscar-nominated director Ava DuVernay criticized the category’s criteria by tweeting to the academy that “English is the official language of Nigeria. Are you barring this country from ever competing for an Oscar in its official language?” Franklin Leonard, founder of the Black List, a yearly survey of the most popular unproduced screenplays, pointed out that Nigerians speak English because of colonialism. Nnaji, quote-tweeting DuVernay, joined the discussion Monday.
“This movie represents the way we speak as Nigerians. This includes English which acts as a bridge between the 500+ languages spoken in our country; thereby making us #OneNigeria,” she wrote, adding in another tweet: “It’s no different to how French connects communities in former French colonies. We did not choose who colonized us. As ever, this film and many like it, is proudly Nigerian.” “Lionheart” is not the first international entry the academy has deemed ineligible; in 2007, Israel was asked to submit another fea-
ture because a large portion of Eran Kolirin’s “The Band’s Visit” was also in English. The rule disqualifying both films was approved in 2006, ahead of the 79th Academy Awards. Before that point, each entry’s dialogue had to be in the official language of the country submitting the film. The academy’s board of governors altered the category again this past April to promote a “positive and inclusive view of filmmaking,” per a release announcing that the “foreign language film” category would now be called “international feature
film.” The language criteria did not change. Reached for comment on Tuesday, the academy stated that, despite its new name, the “intent of the award remains the same — to recognize accomplishment in films created outside of the United States in languages other than English.” “As this year’s submitted films were evaluated, we discovered that ‘Lionheart’ includes only 11 minutes of non-English dialogue, which makes it ineligible for this award category,” the statement concluded.
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Endangered dingo found in Australia By Kim Bellware The Washington Post Weeks after a stray puppy was discovered in a backyard in rural Australia, DNA tests revealed that the furry creature is not a dog at all but an Australian alpine dingo. The news was a welcome surprise for conservationists: Australian alpine dingoes are an endangered species vulnerable to extinction because of inbreeding, hunting and government eradication programs, according to the Australia and Pacific Science Foundation.
The dingo pup, since named Wandi, was discovered in the backyard of a resident in Wandiligong, a rural town in the Australian state of Victoria in August, the Australian Dingo Foundation announced Thursday. Wandi was later moved to the dingo foundation’s sanctuary while results of a DNA test were pending. Lyn Watson, who directs the Australian Dingo Foundation, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation that of the three types of Australian dingoes, which include inland and tropical, alpine dingoes like Wandi are
the only ones currently in danger of extinction. “For us he is going to be a very valuable little thing depending on his eventual development and the way he continues to get along with everybody else in the sanctuary,” Watson said. The rarity of receiving a purebred as a pup means Wandi could eventually become part of the sanctuary’s breeding program, which includes about 40 other adult dingoes, according to CNN. Experts say most dingoes in the island country are dog-dingo hybrids, Austra-
lian Geographic noted in a 2011 article about the potential extinction of purebred dingoes. “Nowhere on the east coast of Australia can you find a dingo population that isn’t at least fifty percent, and in some cases eighty percent, domestic dog,” Ricky Spencer, an associate professor of zoology at the University of Western Sydney, told the magazine at the time. The unnamed resident who discovered Wandi heard the pup “hiding and crying in the garden,” the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
reported. The resident initially thought Wandi was a stray dog or a fox and soon took him to Bec Day, a local veterinarian. Wandi’s original journey may have ended with him being dinner for an eagle or other bird of prey. Instead, the young pup was likely dropped from its captors talons, Day told ABC, noting what appeared to be claw marks on Wandi’s back. “There were no other pups nearby,” Day said. “The resident hadn’t heard any [other dingoes] calling. So he was just a lonely little soul sitting in a backyard.”
‘Self-partnered;’ latest redefinition of ‘single’ By Lisa Bonos The Washington Post For years, people have been looking for alternatives to describing themselves as “single,” and now Emma Watson has a new one: “self-partnered.” In an interview with British Vogue, the “Beauty and the Beast” actor, who’s 29, describes her stress around turning 30 while still figuring out things such as navigating her love life, starting a
family and building a home. She’s very happy being single, she said, adding, “I call it being self-partnered.” Such alternatives don’t always ring true. At a 2014 panel discussion I attended, one dating coach suggested using the word “available” instead of single. As in: “You’re available to find love,” he said. That term didn’t seem quite right; to me, it felt both creepy and desperate.
In 2015, we coined a new word over here at The Washington Post: solo-ish. We viewed it as a way of saying: My life is my own, but I share it with others, too — family, friends, co-workers. Sometimes there’s a special someone but not always. Whether “self-partnered” speaks to you or not, it harks to the larger trend of sologamy, or marrying oneself. Japanese travel
agencies offer “solo wedding” packages: wedding dress, bouquet, limo, hotel stay and photo album included. An Italian woman hosted a “fairytale” wedding, sans prince, for herself and 70 guests. A New York woman “married” her community, a way of using the wedding ritual to commemorate the strong bonds she has created with friends. And, of course, there was that”Sex and
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the City” episode in which Carrie Bradshaw declared she was marrying herself and was registered at Manolo Blahnik. Bella DePaulo, a sociologist, author of many books on single life and Post contributor, thinks “self-partnering” doesn’t quite fit, because it’s still about partnering. “When I want to specify people who embrace single life as their best life, I use the phrase ‘single at
heart,’” DePaulo said in an email. It’s easy to mock solo weddings or Watson, for calling herself “self-partnered,” but both hit on the importance of each person’s relationship with themselves. It”s something you cultivate and work on, and it can change over time. Just like a relationship with someone else, this bond can be healthy, toxic, boring, fulfilling, loving or deficient.
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Cover your deck. A covered deck may appear to make the space less enjoyable during spring and summer. However, covered decks can protect residents from the sun on especially hot days while also making the space more functional in winter. An overhead shelter on a deck can be outfitted with heaters (and fans to provide a cooling effect in summer) and allow residents to sit outside and watch snow fall without getting wet. Plant the right trees. Coniferous trees prevent wind, which can be especially harsh in winter. Homeowners who are unsure about which direction wind typically comes from can consult a landscape architect to determine where to plant the trees to ensure they’re most effective.
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least 100 million years, since before there were dinosaurs, says Floyd Shockley. He is collections manager in the department of entomology at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. A lot of them are hymenopterans (hi-me-NAHP-terans). This is the order that includes ants, bees and wasps. Shockley says this makes sense because “they’re already equipped with stingers to inject chemicals” to make their victims do their bidding. They’re also all females. That’s because there’s only one reason parasitoid insects
take over other insects: to lay eggs in them. Hatched larvae munch on the insides of their still-alive host. Then, when they’ve matured, they eat their way out. There are fly parasitoids that decapitate (or take the heads off) fire ants. Hairworm parasitoids that make grasshoppers jump into water and drown. Even a fungus that pierces the heads of ants to distribute its spores. “But wasps,” Shockley says, “do some of the coolest stuff.” Glyptapanteles (gliptuh-PAN-teh-leez) wasp larvae feed on an inchworm’s insides till they’re ready to pupate,
or live in a cocoon. Then they push their way through its skin and attach to the outside of its body. “Two larvae stay behind inside, manipulating the worm into protecting their brothers and sisters,” says Shockley. Anelosimus eximius (an-eh-LOSS-ih-mus ex-IH-me-us) spiders build webs in groups and kill invaders. So, Zatypota wasps inject a chemical into a single spider that makes it wander off to spin its web alone while larvae feed on its blood. Shockley says other parasitoids use their hosts’ existing behaviors. But Anelosimus
eximius doesn’t know how to build a web by itself. “The wasp programs a totally new behavior in the spider that it wouldn’t do on its own,” he says. Shockley’s favorite parasitoid might be the emerald wasp. It stings a much larger, heavier cockroach, making it docile. Then it climbs on its head and steers it by its antennae back to its nest “like a dog on a leash,” Shockley says. “It’s weird.” Scientists only recently developed the tools to study parasitoid wasp DNA. They’re researching how hatched larvae avoid triggering immune responses,
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Uber’s self-driving cars have flaw; jaywalkers look out! By Hannah Knowles The Washington Post Software detected the woman almost six seconds before Uber’s self-driving car hit her, investigators say, in the crash that would lead to her death and prompt the ride-share giant to slam the brakes on its autonomous vehicle testing. But the SUV didn’t try to stop until about a second before impact. One big reason: It wasn’t designed to recognize a pedestrian outside a crosswalk, according to documents released this week by the National Transportation Safety Board after a 20-month investigation. Revelations that Uber failed to account for jaywalkers — with deadly results in Tempe, Arizona, last March — fuel long-standing objections from critics who accuse companies like Uber of rushing to deploy vehicles not ready for public streets. They’re skeptical that automakers eager to lead on industry-transforming technology are doing enough to avoid another tragedy as they continue to test cars out in the real world. “Even the most junior human driver knows to expect that people sometimes walk outside of crosswalks,” said Jason Levine, executive director of the Center
for Auto Safety, a District of Columbia-based nonprofit. “When we have public road testing that has programming that essentially chooses to ignore the realities of how people interact with public infrastructure, it’s really dangerous.” The bigger question for Levine: Could similar serious oversights plague other models across the self-driving industry? “The answer is, we don’t know, because there’s no requirements around how you program this technology before you put it on the road,” he said. He wants to see federal regulation. Uber has made “critical program improvements” in the wake of Elaine Herzberg’s death, spokeswoman Sarah Abboud said in a statement. The company’s system is now able to handle scenarios like jaywalking in which people or bicyclists are not following road rules, she added, though human drivers may still need to intervene at times. She declined to say how long Uber had been aware of the failure to recognize a pedestrian not in a crosswalk, and said the company is not commenting on specifics of the investigation because it is ongoing. “We deeply value the
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SEEDS, FEEDS, GRAIN
USED FURNITURE Large Selection
Montgomery Furniture
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FURNITURE
CHINA CABINET, oak wood w/ glass doors, $400 OBO. Can deliver. MIXED HAY, 900 605-201-9937 bale, weighing 1500 lbs, 605-669-2557 leave message.
LIVESTOCK &
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FARM LAND FOR RENT Large Track of Land FOR RENT Immediate Possession for Spring Planing. Davison County - Mt. Vernon Township 1336 Acres Call TODAY (507)696-5779
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CHRISTMAS STABLE 15” wide by 9” high, 11 figures, up to 3 1/2” high, for mantle, new, in original box, $7. ADVENT WREATH, four sections of ceramic figurines makes circle, 7” tall, holds candles, for table top, $8. 605-999-5473
NEW IN BOX, never opened, Swiffer Wet Jet bought this summer with 17 mopping pads, $25. 605-996-3023
QUEEN SIZE hand crotched afghan, multiple colors of blue and green, new, never used, $75. 605-996-6376
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 8:00 A.M. Online Only Consignment Farm Equipment & Misc. Items at Auction - soft close on Monday, November 25, 2019 at 6 P.M. Auctioneers: Dean/Edwards & Associates SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 11:00 A.M. Moving Auction 2003 GMC crew cab, 4 door pickup, 4 wheel drive with snow plow, dressers, appliances, furniture, antiques, collectibles, tools, misc household. Located: Davison County Fairground Owner: Marlys Blacksten Auctioneers: Curtis Auctioneering, LLC THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 10:30 A.M. Brule County Farmland & Pasture Auction Sale Located: Kimball American Legion, 232 Main St., Kimball SD Owner: Elsie Petula Estate. Auctioneers: Peterson Land & Auction, Chisum Peterson SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 10:00 A.M. Hutchinson Co. Land Auction, 160 Acres - more or less of KulmTownship Farmland offered at auction, Legal Description: SE 1/4 S35, TWP98, R61 Sale Located: at the Dugout in Tripp SD. Owner: Kenneth Stoebner Estate. Auctioneers: Stoebner/Bueber Auction, Jerry Stoebner, Maurice Bueber 11:00 A.M. Wicks Consignment Auction Located: 5 miles South of Cavour (21316 409th Ave), Cavour SD FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 11:00 AM Davison County Land Auction 70.33 Acres located 3 miles west and 1/8 north of Mitchell, SD Located: at property Owners: L J & T Ventures, LLC. Auctioneers: Dean/Edwards & Associates LLC, Justin Dean, Myron Grosz, Lanning Edwards, Bill Maddocks TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3 10:30 A.M. 150.82 Acres Farmland Jefferson Township McCook County Auction. Land located from Emery SD, 1 1/2 miles East on 261st St and 2 North and 3/4 East on south side of the road. SOLD INDOORS AT Wieman Auction Facility at 44628 SD Hwy 44, Marion S.D. Owners: Morris Terveen, Bruce Terveen, Linda Kranzler, Muriel Kokbeck. Auctioneers: Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc. Rich, Kevin, Mike, Ryan & Derek Wieman & Nathan Timmermans SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 1:00 P.M. 480 acres of Millette County Crop & Pasture Ground. Located: White River High School, 201 2nd St., White River, SD 57579 Owners: Steve Schmidt, Dan Schmidt, Candy Schmidt. Auctioneers: Haines Auction Company
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Automotive * Tractor * Combine Cleaning Located in tan building north of 8th Street & Hwy. 37 Bypass...Mitchell, 605-990-2833
AUTOMOTIVE
H&R Salvage 996-8271
Buying automobiles as is- no prep work needed. Farm machinery, white goods, wire & all other metal. Roll off containers & farm clean up is available. Also BUYING aluminum, aluminum cans, copper & brass.
CLEANING RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Cleaning Available 17 yrs. experience Call Isabel Boyle for Estimate 605-999-9927 TNT Explosive Commercial Cleaning Quality service unmatched prices. Don’t wait start saving today. FREE quotes & references available Carmen 605-770-6226 Tntcleaning@santel.net
CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
We provide construction expertise, knowledge and materials that will make your building experience pleasant & rewarding. On & Off-Site Construction of New Homes
DOG BOARDING/ TRAINING
JK LAB KENNELS
Your dog’s home away from home.
Lee & Kari White - 605-996-2655
ELECTRICAL Commercial, Farm & Residential Wiring
FREE Estimates
996-3563 Home
DB ELECTRIC- Danny Ball Commercial H Farm H Residential 29 Years Experience Mitchell, Woonsocket & Surrounding Area 796-4321, Cell 350-1105, Fax 796-1421
Travis Kelly • Mobile 605-770-2355 • Mitchell
CLARK PAVING LLC Asphalt/Concrete
Driveways - Parking Lots Sidewalks - Sand Sealing Crack Sealing - Striping Snow Removal
Brad Clark 996-4495 - Mitchell SD - 770-4499
COMMON CENTS CONSTRUCTION Concrete M New Construction Remodeling M Tree Removal
Call Jim Winter 605-770-9561
Travis Baker Commercial - Residential & Farm 770-0415 or 990-2490 Free Estimates
EQUIPMENT REPAIR
AMS Oil Dealer Service small engine & recreational vehicles. Boat repair, tune ups and winterization.
Bruce Trebil 605-770-6721 or 996-1752 trebsrepair@gmail.com
FLOORING
Building Site Dirt Work * Demolition Basement Digging * Concrete & Blacktop Removal
Crushed Gravel • Screened Gravel Black Dirt • Clay • Sand
Call 605-996-1163 or 999-2183
Any 3 rooms up to 300 sq. for $74.95
605-990-5325
CAMPERS
2010 FORD F250 Cargo Van, 100K, Nice, $7,950. 605-996-1665 autoshoppe.net
2012 FIAT 500, 5 speed, 42K, 2002 JAYCO 23 ft, $6,250. Autoshoppe.net pull out slides, 605-996-1665 $3,950. 605-996-1665 autoshoppe.net 2014 LINCOLN MKZ, 1 owner, AWD, $14,000. Autoshoppe.net 605-996-1665 Unable to work? Denied benefits? 2016 DODGE We Can Help! Strong recent work Trailer Sale: San- Ram Big Horn, 4x4, Navigation, $26,950. history needed. ta’s new UTV, Side 605-996-1665 Call to start your by Side, ATV utility autoshoppe.net application or ap- trailers; 3 HORSE peal today! Aluminum Slant 1-866-276-3845 -- $12,500.00; Tow 2016 F150 Crew Steppacher Law dollies $999.00; 18 XLT 4x4 Northland, 1 Offices LLC Princi- Models of “DUMP owner, lease, $25,800. pal Office: 224 Ad- Trailers”; 605-996-1665 H&H ams Ave Scranton 7’X16’ autoshoppe.net $5,199.00; PA 18503. (MCN) For more info & prices: www.Fort- 2016 F150 NorthD o d g e T r a i l e r - land Edition Crew, World.com 515- 38,000 miles, $28,900. 972- 4554 (MCN) Autoshoppe.net 605-996-1665
TRAILERS
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AUTOMOBILES
2 RIGHT HAND 2017 HYUNDAI drive, 97 & 98 4 Sante Fe Spt, wheel drive Jeeps, AWD, $17,800. 605-842-3081 or 605-996-1665 605-840-9928 autoshoppe.net
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2017 GMC TERRAIN, AWD, 23,000 miles, $18,950. 605-996-1665 autoshoppe.net
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TREE SERVICE/ STUMP REMOVAL
Pit Run Gravel - Fill Dirt Clay - Black Dirt
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15 ton of pit run gravel - $125 25 ton load with a side dump of belly dump - $175 Delivered within 5 mile radius of Mitchell. For quotes or prices on fill dirt, clay, black dirt or large number of loads. Call 999-7428
HANDYMAN ODD JOB & HANDY MAN
Kitchen & Bath - Drywall - Flooring Basements - Windows & Doors Siding - Decks and more
No Job Too Small
Dan 770-2118 Jason 770-4048 OH MY CARPET by Jack Earl Save lots of money on carpet. Featuring AIRO carpet for wet basements. Will measure & deliver. 605-770-1577
INSULATION
Experienced in many things including:
Painting - Home Repairs - Yard Work Fencing - Decks and Much More! Over 5 years experience in the installation and repair of wood, gas and corn stoves DON’T HAVE TIME TO DO IT YOURSELF...GIVE ME A CALL, I DO IT ALL! Free Estimates - Licensed and Insured
605-630-0192
Jeff Farrow - Mitchell, SD
Heating & Air Conditioning Sales & Service And Custom Sheet Metal
605-996-8616
TESSIER’S INC. 996-7548
Sales and Service for ALL your Heat and Cooling needs
DIXIE VEURINK TRUCKING 3020 South Ohlman - Mitchell Back fill Basements * Finish Grading
Call 605-996-5517
HEATING/ AIR CONDITIONING
Dana, Matt & Jake Hohn
Hang, Tape & Texture Patch & Repair
Totaling $100 or less
FARROW’S
T.K. ELECTRIC
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HOHN & SONS CONTRACTING LLC
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WANT TO PURCHASE MINERALS and other OIL/GAS INTERESTS. Please send details to: P.O. Box 13557, Denver CO 80201 (MCN)
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AUTOMOBILES
AFFORDABLE GEOTHERMAL Drilling - Complete System Installation Heating and Cooling Check us out at: waterfurnace.com
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HOME IMPROVEMENT Insulation •Replacement Windows •Permanent Siding
Miller & Vermillion 1-800-658-3531
Serving South Dakota Since 1939
Tree Removal Trimming and Stump Grinding
605-770-1376
Serving Mitchell & Surrounding Areas for over 55 years
New Construction, Pre-finishing of Woodwork & Repainting Interior & Exterior
Call 605-996-1243 PLUMBING
Commercial & Residential
KROHMER PLUMBING
996-2752
WATER SERVICE
DAN’S WATER SERVICE Water Softeners
Drinking WATER System 40+ years Sales & Service
996-6685 or 1-800-870-6685 SERVICING ALL BRANDS
ROOFING
Commercial - Agricultural - Residential
LAWN CARE JOSH’S MOWING SERVICE
Lawn Mowing - Dethatching Aerating Lawn Fertilizing & Spraying
Residential & Commercial
Weekly Mowing Services * Free Estimates
Josh Gebel at 605-990-2833 Mitchell JASON HOHN’S LAWN CARE
Lawn mowing * Dethatching * Core Aerate Liquid Fertilizing programs * Bush trimming
*Parking lot sweeping*Sidewalk edging Residential & Commercial
Free estimates Serving Mitchell since 1995
Call 605-999-0357 or 996-1845
*INSURANCE CLAIMS SPECIALIST *COMMERCIAL ROOFING *RESIDENTIAL ROOFING *STORM & FIRE RESTORATION *SIDING *GUTTERS *WINDOWS *LEAF GUARD
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WINDOWS
STORAGE
WHEATRIDGE SELF-STORAGE Lowest Prices in Town
999-5844 ] 995-0408 MSTM Storage
Sizes 5 x 10 thru 12 x 28 Cheapest prices in town!
CUSTOM BUILT WINDOWS to fit any size opening in your home. Free estimates The Window Shop 605-996-6777 124 S. Main St. - Mitchell, SD Guaranteed Lowest Install Price
999-8468 or 995-0095 Where Quality Does Matter Commercial - Residential
Mowing M Dethatching M Spring Clean-Up Fertilizing M Aeration M Edging M Fall Clean-up
REGGIE SIEGEL
996-2781 - Mitchell SD - 630-9266 Insured/Bonded
MISCELLANEOUS SCHMIT PUMPING Septic & Drain Cleaning
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TREE SERVICE/ STUMP REMOVAL HAWKEYE TREE & STUMP SERVICES LLC Look for our ad in Advisor 605-682-9830
TREE TRIMMING CUTTING REMOVAL Call Ken 605-996-0821
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