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Jimmy Carter "lived a life measured not by words, but by his deeds," President Joe Biden said on Sunday in televised remarks addressing the death of the former US leader. Biden's tribute, like many that came in from US and global leaders, focused on Carter's character, with the outgoing president describing his predecessor as seeming to be from a "bygone era." "Just look at his life, his life's work," Biden said, speaking from the US Virgin Islands, where he was on vacation. "He worked to eradicate disease, not just at home, but around the world. He forged peace, advanced civil rights, human rights, promoted free and fair elections around the world. He built housing for the homeless with his own hands." Among former US presidents, Bill Clinton said his predecessor had "worked tirelessly for a better, fairer world." George W. Bush said Carter "dignified the office. And his efforts to leave behind a better world didn't end with the presidency." Barack Obama hailed Carter for teaching "all of us what it means to live a life of grace, dignity, justice, and service." In Europe, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer paid tribute to Jimmy Carter for his "lifelong dedication to peace" and said the former US president had "redefined the post-presidency with a remarkable commitment to social justice and human rights". Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Jimmy Carter served as US president when Ukraine was not yet independent but "his heart stood firmly with us in our ongoing fight for freedom". "We deeply appreciate his steadfast commitment to Christian faith and democratic values, as well as his unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of Russia's unprovoked aggression." In Cuba, the island's leader Miguel Diaz-Canel said on Sunday his nation would remember Carter "with gratitude". During his presidency, Carter made moves to normalise diplomatic ties and relax US sanctions on the country, and "our people will remember with gratitude his efforts to improve relations," Diaz-Canel said in a post on social media. Elsewhere, Panama's President Jose Mulino said negotiations with Carter "achieved the transfer of the Canal to Panamanian hands and the full sovereignty of our country." US President-elect Donald Trump, who will return to the White House in January, has threatened to demand the key waterway be returned to the United States, which originally completed and operated it. (AFP)One day after enjoying a laugh at the expense of New York Jets owner Woody Johnson, quarterback Aaron Rodgers offered an unusually curt response Tuesday when asked about Johnson -- boosting the perception of a rift between them. Rodgers, discussing his future, said he must be "in the plans of multiple people, starting with the ownership" for the Jets to retain him in 2025. The future Hall of Famer sidestepped a question on whether he believes Johnson wants him back. "You should ask Woody," Rodgers said tersely. Has he had any conversations with Johnson about his future? "No." Editor's Picks Rodgers muses on 'being released by a teenager' 1d Rich Cimini Jets WR Garrett Wilson wants more targets, but says 'people see it differently' 1d Rich Cimini Week 17 NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus every team's rookie of the year 10h NFL Nation Rodgers, 41, is preparing for what likely will be the final two games of his Jets' career -- and perhaps his NFL career. Despite an MCL injury to his left knee, Rodgers said he's planning to play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills , insisting, "There is no way I'm not playing." Earlier Tuesday, interim coach Jeff Ulbrich was noncommittal. With the Jets (4-11) closing out their most disappointing season in recent memory, the game is the secondary storyline to Rodgers, who continues to make headlines. On Monday, he poked Johnson during his weekly appearance on "The Pat McAfee Show," saying he's never been released by a teenager -- a reference to a recent story by The Athletic that said Johnson is influenced by his teenage sons, Brick and Jack. A source told ESPN recently that he'd be "shocked" if Johnson, 77, brings back Rodgers, who is under contract for 2025 but hasn't played up to expectations. In Week 6, Johnson suggested benching Rodgers, sources said. That didn't sit well with Rodgers, who has battled through various leg injuries to stay on the field. In recent days, Rodgers has talked openly about the possibility of being released, perhaps as soon as Jan. 6 -- the day after the season ends. He doesn't think that's likely, but he wouldn't rule it out. "I don't think it's a high percentage," he said. "I think this is probably a conversation to be had, but I'm just not naive to that being a zero [percent chance]." Rodgers, who said he will take time after the season to mull his future, expressed gratitude to the Johnsons for bringing him to New York in 2023 -- meaning Woody and his younger brother, Christopher, the vice chairman. Rodgers and Christopher are known to have a good relationship. Rodgers said it would be "special" to be asked back because it would mean they "see me as an important part of helping the culture, the changeover, whatever they do at head coach and helping the next wave of New York Jets. ... But if they don't, again, no offense at all will be taken." The four-time MVP also responded brusquely when asked about wide receiver Garrett Wilson , who has expressed frustration over his role in the offense. Rodgers didn't seem interested in explaining why Wilson's numbers have slipped. "I've talked to him throughout the season about some of [his frustrations]," Rodgers said, adding, "Not this week. No, not in the last couple of weeks, but it's not the first time. So, there's been conversations about it." After being a non-factor for most of Sunday's game, a 19-9 loss to the Los Angeles Rams , Wilson said he wants more targets, but "people see it differently." He didn't mention Rodgers by name, but the reference seemed obvious. On Monday, Ulbrich said Wilson needs to be more involved. "We have to find ways to get Garrett the ball more often," Ulbrich said. "He's one of the best players on our team, if not one of the best players in this league, especially at his position." Wilson has 90 receptions and is the fourth most-targeted player in the league (139), but his chances have declined since the arrival of Davante Adams in Week 7. Since the trade, Adams -- a longtime Rodgers friend -- has 93 targets and 56 receptions. Wilson has 74 and 49, respectively. Rodgers said he understands that receivers always want the ball, but he added, "There's a ton of plays in the plan for both him and Davante. That's how you usually you scheme out plays for your top players." He said coverage dictates where he throws the ball. "We've moved him around a bunch," Rodgers said of Wilson. "We give him a lot of plays where he's number one or two in the progression." In injury news, rookie left tackle Olu Fashanu suffered a plantar fascia injury on his left foot and was placed on injured reserve, ending his season. He won't need surgery, according to the Jets.1995 the amazing digital circus 。

In conclusion, the tragic death of the man who sought to protect himself from the cold through excessive supplementation serves as a poignant cautionary tale. Blindly embarking on a supplement regimen without proper knowledge or guidance can have devastating consequences, highlighting the need for informed decision-making and responsible self-care practices. Let us learn from this somber event and approach supplementation with the respect and care it rightfully demands, prioritizing our health and well-being above all else.This time, the decision appears relatively straightforward. On Friday Labour leader Ivana Bacik announced it was “unlikely” the party would go into government. The Social Democrats have yet to make a similar statement but all indications are that they will do so. Meanwhile, Green leader Roderic O’Gorman intends to start rebuilding his party in opposition. Many will regret their absence. All three parties share a commitment to action on climate change that is lacking in Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, and is entirely absent from the various Independents who now seem likely to make up the next governing majority. Labour and the Social Democrats also propose a more interventionist role for the State in addressing the housing crisis and a more cautious approach to the tax cuts and other measures in the larger parties’ manifestos which have been criticised as fiscally imprudent. A central plank of the proposition which both Labour and the Social Democrats put to the electorate was that they are parties that believe in going into government. Labour can also point to an impressive record of legislative accomplishments in previous coalitions. But parliamentary arithmetic matters. If either or both were to go into coalition with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, they would be operating in an environment where the larger partners always had the option, if serious disagreement arose, of turning instead to Independents for support. That would be a very weak hand to play. Labour and the Social Democrats will also be mindful of he recent experience of the Greens, scapegoated by their government partners and punished by voters despite being able to point to a record of delivering on many of the promises they had made. A smaller partner in the next government is unlikely to have as much leverage as the Greens did in the last one. The decision to stay out, then, is due not to an excess of ideological purity but to an entirely rational assessment of the probable outcome, both legislatively and electorally. What would be inexcusable, though, would be if Labour and the Social Democrats, which share very similar worldviews, were to allow petty and often mainly personal inter-party rivalries to hinder co-operation on providing the effective and clear-eyed opposition that the country will need.

When Daniel Robinson, a 24-year-old Black man, went missing in Arizona in June 2021, his father, David Robinson, spent months pleading for police to be more aggressive in their search. Related video above: Parents of Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito reached a legal settlement last year Frustrated with the lack of progress, Robinson temporarily moved to Arizona, hired an independent investigator and assembled a volunteer search team to look for Daniel. Despite local media reporting Daniel's disappearance as early as July 9, 2021, Robinson also felt the case did not receive the necessary media coverage. At the time, America's attention was captured by the disappearance and death of Gabby Petito , a 22-year-old White woman. "You wish you lived in a world where everything was equal, but it's really not equal," Robinson told CNN then. More than three years later, Robinson is still desperately looking for Daniel. He plans to travel to Arizona next spring and assemble a team of volunteers to search new areas and follow up on leads. And he has found a new ally in his efforts — Joseph Petito, Gabby's father. While searching for Gabby, Petito said he was being tagged in social media posts about the term "Missing White Woman Syndrome," which prompted him to look it up. The term, coined by the late TV news anchor Gwen Ifill, is defined by researchers as the heavier spotlight White women and girls receive when they go missing compared to anyone outside of those demographics. While cases of missing White women receive more focus, people of color are disappearing at disproportionate rates. According to 2022 FBI data, Black people make up 31% of missing person reports but only 13% of the US population. In contrast, White people account for 54% of missing person reports and 75% of the US population. "I did a deep dive into it," Petito told CNN. "I looked at popular missing persons cases and the ones that hit the mainstream all looked the same." Petito is on a mission to change that. He has spent the last three years advocating for missing Black and brown people through the Gabby Petito Foundation , a nonprofit that strives to raise awareness of missing people and prevent domestic violence. The foundation partners with families of missing Black and brown people, as well as groups dedicated to raising awareness of these cases, such as the Black & Missing Foundation . Petito has become a strong advocate in the search for Daniel, Robinson said. The fathers communicate regularly and have spoken at Crimecon — a gathering of true crime experts and fans — sharing their stories. Petito has also attended virtual events held in honor of Daniel. "What Mr. Petito has done for my family, it means a lot to me," Robinson said. "Because he had a tragedy and it's amazing when a person can take a tragedy and make something big out of it, become an advocate and help people." Petito is currently working on a television series called "Faces of the Missing," which will highlight dozens of unsolved missing persons cases he says have received little media coverage. "We are going to do all demographics," Petito said. "But we want to keep it consistent with the way people are represented from a proportionate perspective." "There's a lot of work that can be done and a lot of families that can be helped regardless of their color," he added. Petito also wants the series to combat the police classification of "runaway" for people who are reported missing, he said. Black families and advocates have previously told CNN authorities often suggest their missing loved ones ran away from home. "Unless you speak to the person specifically, they cannot be labeled a runaway," Petito said. "Any label other than 'missing' is wrong." Derrica Wilson , co-founder of Black & Missing, said she applauds Petito for using his platform to advocate for more media attention on missing people of color. Petito's foundation, she said, has become an ally of Black & Missing. Wilson and Petito have spoken on panels and podcasts together. In 2023, Wilson said the Gabby Petito Foundation donated $15,000 to her organization. Wilson said joining forces with other foundations only helps increase the chances of all families reuniting with their missing loved ones. "We've always said that missing persons isn't a Black issue, it's not a White issue, it's a human rights issue," Wilson said. "Regardless of race, gender and ZIP code everyone who is missing matters."Speaking at the News9 Global Summit, Anuj Gupta, the co-founder of Sudeva Delhi FC, emphasised on how India can rise in football in the coming years and the major steps that are needed to be taken to make India a footballing nation. New Delhi: Making India a footballing nation was one of the major agendas discussed in depth during Day 2 of the News9 Global Summit in Stuttgart. Walking into its second day, the event saw several exciting sessions unfolding in the German city on Friday. At the three-day event, sports has been earmarked as one of the major aspects of Indo-German collaboration alongside culture, economy, technology, business, and others. During the session, ‘ India as a Footballing Nation: A German Template’ , the beautiful game was discussed with respect to its low prominence in India and the steps to change its status. Germany has notably been active in the promotion and development of football and has also taken several initiatives to spot, scout, and nurture fresh talent, making them professional stars. Even Bundesliga partnered with the TV9 Network to pledge commitment to nurturing the Indian football ecosystem. Sudeva Delhi FC’s co-founder Anuj Gupta was one of the four panelists called upon the stage during the interactive session as he shed light on increasing the level of football in India. “We need a poster boy. If we can produce top players from India, that can inspire millions of grassroots players to get into the sport and not look at the performance of the national team but rather look at youth development,” Anuj said. He was also of the opinion that for any sport to excel, one needs role models, which isn’t the case in India. Anuj also laid emphasis on “patience” which India require to climb up in football. “We need more time and need to be patient to take India to a greater level in football. Hopefully we will produce first professional player very soon and he may play for VfB Stuttgart in the future,” Anuj added. “In a nutshell, I believe we need to produce one player who plays at the top level in Europe,” says Anuj Gupta, Co-Founder, Sudeva Delhi FC #News9GlobalSummit #News9GlobalSummitGermany #TV9Network #IndiaGermany @bhardwajmeha pic.twitter.com/bHHwhoa7NV — News9 (@News9Tweets) November 22, 2024 What India actually need to become a footballing nation? Also speaking at the session was the Chief Marketing & Sales Officer of VfB Stuttgart, Rouven Kasper, who was straight up asked about the biggest things India need to become a footballing nation. Rouven had a very intellectual answer to this as he said, “India need two things to become a footballing nation – need to believe that they can develop football and they need good people.” “India need two things to become footballing nation – believe that they can develop football and they need good people,” says Rouven Kasper, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer, VfB Stuttgart #News9GlobalSummit #News9GlobalSummitGermany #TV9Network #IndiaGermany @bhardwajmeha pic.twitter.com/wg6WnrrvnQ — News9 (@News9Tweets) November 22, 2024 Rouven added that the nation need to believe in one “good collaboration” and the “right concept” and a “sustainable way”. “Summarise it (collab), figure out if it is successful or not and find the right people (to excel in football). When there are right people together in one boat and if found the right people for building football, it can flourish heavily,” Rouven said during the session. Also among the panelists were Kay Dammholz, Director of Media Rights at DFB, and Peer Naubert, the CMO of Bundesliga who too talked in detail about building India’s football ecosystem and what can the nation take away as lessons from Germany to build football from the grassroots level. Click for more latest Football news . Also get top headlines and latest news from India and around the world at News9. Amit is currently designated as a trainee with the sports team of News9 Digital. He has keen interest in cricket, badminton and other Olympic sports. Currently, learning the tricks of trade, Amit aspires to make a name for himself in sports journalism. In his free time, you can find him juggling between TV shows, movies and television sports.

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Thiruvananthapuram, December 24: In a tragic incident, an 88-year-old woman was mauled to death by a stray dog in Kerala. The victim, Karthiyani Amma, had arrived at her son’s residence in Karthikapalli earlier on Tuesday. According to reports, the elderly woman was sitting outside the house when the dog attacked her. She was unable to defend herself as she was frail and suffering from multiple ailments. Pankajakshan, a local resident, told IANS that no one was home during the attack, and the dog had severely mauled her face, even biting both her eyes. Neighbours rushed her to a nearby hospital, but she was declared dead on arrival. Police have stated that a postmortem examination will be conducted on Wednesday, after which the body will be handed over to her relatives. Kerala has been grappling with an increasing number of stray dog attacks. The state’s street dog population is estimated to be around 2.90 lakh, and attacks have become a pressing public safety issue. Rabies caused by stray dog bites has claimed 47 lives in Kerala over the past four years, according to a Right to Information (RTI) response from the State Health Department. There have also been 22 probable rabies deaths reported during the same period, with the highest occurring in 2022 and 2023. As per Annual Rabies Death Statistics, there were five confirmed deaths in 2020; 11 confirmed deaths in 2021; 15 confirmed deaths and 12 probable deaths in 2022; 15 confirmed deaths and 10 probable deaths in 2023; one confirmed death in January 2024. The increasing frequency of such incidents underscores the need for effective measures to control the stray dog population and prevent rabies outbreaks. (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Dec 24, 2024 11:46 PM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com ).Byfield scores in 200th career game as Kings hold off Kraken for 2-1 win

Nigerian govt should demonstrate the will to solve its problems –Okoye, Foreign-based journalistWhen Daniel Robinson, a 24-year-old Black man, went missing in Arizona in June 2021, his father, David Robinson, spent months pleading for police to be more aggressive in their search. Related video above: Parents of Brian Laundrie and Gabby Petito reached a legal settlement last year Frustrated with the lack of progress, Robinson temporarily moved to Arizona, hired an independent investigator and assembled a volunteer search team to look for Daniel. Despite local media reporting Daniel's disappearance as early as July 9, 2021, Robinson also felt the case did not receive the necessary media coverage. At the time, America's attention was captured by the disappearance and death of Gabby Petito , a 22-year-old White woman. "You wish you lived in a world where everything was equal, but it's really not equal," Robinson told CNN then. More than three years later, Robinson is still desperately looking for Daniel. He plans to travel to Arizona next spring and assemble a team of volunteers to search new areas and follow up on leads. And he has found a new ally in his efforts — Joseph Petito, Gabby's father. While searching for Gabby, Petito said he was being tagged in social media posts about the term "Missing White Woman Syndrome," which prompted him to look it up. The term, coined by the late TV news anchor Gwen Ifill, is defined by researchers as the heavier spotlight White women and girls receive when they go missing compared to anyone outside of those demographics. While cases of missing White women receive more focus, people of color are disappearing at disproportionate rates. According to 2022 FBI data, Black people make up 31% of missing person reports but only 13% of the US population. In contrast, White people account for 54% of missing person reports and 75% of the US population. "I did a deep dive into it," Petito told CNN. "I looked at popular missing persons cases and the ones that hit the mainstream all looked the same." Petito is on a mission to change that. He has spent the last three years advocating for missing Black and brown people through the Gabby Petito Foundation , a nonprofit that strives to raise awareness of missing people and prevent domestic violence. The foundation partners with families of missing Black and brown people, as well as groups dedicated to raising awareness of these cases, such as the Black & Missing Foundation . Petito has become a strong advocate in the search for Daniel, Robinson said. The fathers communicate regularly and have spoken at Crimecon — a gathering of true crime experts and fans — sharing their stories. Petito has also attended virtual events held in honor of Daniel. "What Mr. Petito has done for my family, it means a lot to me," Robinson said. "Because he had a tragedy and it's amazing when a person can take a tragedy and make something big out of it, become an advocate and help people." Petito is currently working on a television series called "Faces of the Missing," which will highlight dozens of unsolved missing persons cases he says have received little media coverage. "We are going to do all demographics," Petito said. "But we want to keep it consistent with the way people are represented from a proportionate perspective." "There's a lot of work that can be done and a lot of families that can be helped regardless of their color," he added. Petito also wants the series to combat the police classification of "runaway" for people who are reported missing, he said. Black families and advocates have previously told CNN authorities often suggest their missing loved ones ran away from home. "Unless you speak to the person specifically, they cannot be labeled a runaway," Petito said. "Any label other than 'missing' is wrong." Derrica Wilson , co-founder of Black & Missing, said she applauds Petito for using his platform to advocate for more media attention on missing people of color. Petito's foundation, she said, has become an ally of Black & Missing. Wilson and Petito have spoken on panels and podcasts together. In 2023, Wilson said the Gabby Petito Foundation donated $15,000 to her organization. Wilson said joining forces with other foundations only helps increase the chances of all families reuniting with their missing loved ones. "We've always said that missing persons isn't a Black issue, it's not a White issue, it's a human rights issue," Wilson said. "Regardless of race, gender and ZIP code everyone who is missing matters."

Legendary drug lord Fabio Ochoa is deported to Colombia and walks free after 20 years in U.S. prisonsGlobalFoundries ( NASDAQ:GFS – Get Free Report ) and Power Integrations ( NASDAQ:POWI – Get Free Report ) are both computer and technology companies, but which is the better stock? We will contrast the two companies based on the strength of their valuation, institutional ownership, risk, earnings, analyst recommendations, dividends and profitability. Analyst Ratings This is a breakdown of recent ratings for GlobalFoundries and Power Integrations, as provided by MarketBeat. GlobalFoundries currently has a consensus price target of $50.21, indicating a potential upside of 17.32%. Power Integrations has a consensus price target of $78.00, indicating a potential upside of 22.49%. Given Power Integrations’ stronger consensus rating and higher probable upside, analysts plainly believe Power Integrations is more favorable than GlobalFoundries. Profitability Valuation and Earnings This table compares GlobalFoundries and Power Integrations”s gross revenue, earnings per share (EPS) and valuation. GlobalFoundries has higher revenue and earnings than Power Integrations. GlobalFoundries is trading at a lower price-to-earnings ratio than Power Integrations, indicating that it is currently the more affordable of the two stocks. Risk and Volatility GlobalFoundries has a beta of 1.53, meaning that its stock price is 53% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Power Integrations has a beta of 1.1, meaning that its stock price is 10% more volatile than the S&P 500. Summary GlobalFoundries beats Power Integrations on 8 of the 13 factors compared between the two stocks. About GlobalFoundries ( Get Free Report ) GlobalFoundries Inc., a semiconductor foundry, provides range of mainstream wafer fabrication services and technologies worldwide. It manufactures various semiconductor devices, including microprocessors, mobile application processors, baseband processors, network processors, radio frequency modems, microcontrollers, and power management units. GlobalFoundries Inc. has a strategic partnership with Efficient Computer to develop high-performance computer processors. The company was incorporated in 2008 and is headquartered in Malta, New York. About Power Integrations ( Get Free Report ) Power Integrations, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and markets analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs), and other electronic components and circuitry used in high-voltage power conversion worldwide. The company provides a range of alternating current to direct current power conversion products that address power supply ranging from less than one watt of output to approximately 500 watts of output for mobile-device chargers, consumer appliances, utility meters, LCD monitors, main and standby power supplies for desktop computers and TVs, LED lighting, and various other consumer and industrial applications, as well as power conversion in high-power applications comprising industrial motors, solar and wind-power systems, electric vehicles, and high-voltage DC transmission systems. It also offers high-voltage diodes; InnoSwitch IC for electric vehicles; high-voltage gate-driver products used to operate high-voltage switches, such as insulated-gate bipolar transistors and silicon-carbide MOSFETs under the SCALE and SCALE-2 product-family names; and SCALE-iDriver for use in powertrain and charging applications for electric vehicles. In addition, the company provides motor-driver ICs for use in refrigerator compressors, ceiling fans, and air purifiers, as well as pumps, fans, and blowers used in consumer appliances, such as dishwashers and laundry machines. It serves communications, computer, consumer, and industrial markets. The company sells its products to original equipment manufacturers and merchant power supply manufacturers through direct sales staff, as well as a network of independent sales representatives and distributors. Power Integrations, Inc. was incorporated in 1988 and is headquartered in San Jose, California. Receive News & Ratings for GlobalFoundries Daily - Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts' ratings for GlobalFoundries and related companies with MarketBeat.com's FREE daily email newsletter .

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