Michael Che of ‘SNL’ Will Pay One Month’s Rent for All 160 Apartments in His Late Grandmother’s Public Housing Building

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Kevin Winter/Getty Images “Saturday Night Live” star Michael Che lost his grandmother to the novel coronavirus last week. And he’s honouring her memory by covering one month’s rent for her old neighbours in a New York City public housing building. The “Weekend Update” host revealed in a now-deleted Instagram post lastContinue Reading

A Big Contrarian Investor Sells Apple, Intel, and Disney Stock. Here’s What It Bought.

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 A contrarian investment manager recently made some big changes in its U.S.-traded investments as the markets were roiled by the coronavirus pandemic. Montreal-based Hexavest slashed holdings in Apple (ticker: AAPL), Intel (INTC), and Walt Disney (DIS). It also initiated a position in Oracle (ORCL). Hexavest disclosed the trades, among others, in a form it filed with the Securities and ExchangeContinue Reading

Opinion: ‘Sell in May and go away’ is a warning to stock investors now more than ever

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Dow’s weakness since last Halloween is a bad omen for the next six months Photo by JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty Images The stock market’s most favourable six-month period is coming to an end, without much to show for it. I’m referring to the six-months on, six-months off a seasonal patternContinue Reading

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0 It’s damage assessment time for 401(k) investors Correction & clarification: An earlier version of this story misstated the first name of financial adviser Paul Waller. Retirement savers should brace for grim news when they review their first-quarter statements. The first bear market since 2009 shaved 20% off the StandardContinue Reading

Retirement expert: The ‘4% rule is no longer a safe withdrawal rate’

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Given the recent stock market losses and rising fears of recession, retirees shouldn’t bet on the traditional 4% withdrawal rule for their retirement savings, experts warn. The rule refers to the percentage amount that financial advisers recommend retirees should withdraw from their portfolio on an annual basis. “The 4% ruleContinue Reading

0 Natural Gas Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – With Oil Prices Down, Production Cuts May Be Coming Natural gas prices are surging on Friday shortly after the regular session opening and Thursday’s dramatic technical reversal as traders shrugged off yesterday’s bearish government storage report, choosing instead to focus on the rapid pace of falling production. Falling spot prices and the emergence of milder weather patterns may be limiting gains. At 13:01 GMT, June natural gas futures are trading $1.895, up $0.050 or +2.71%. According to Natural Gas Intelligence (NGI), with the relaxing of coronavirus-related shutdowns and stay-at-home orders not yet know, the supply side of the equation is starting to come into focus. Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co. (TPH) analysts said the last two days of flow data showed total U.S. gas production down around 1.5 Bcf/d, “which could indicate the first signs of a break in U.S. gas supply.” U.S. Energy Information Administration Weekly Storage Report The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported Thursday that domestic supplies of natural gas rose by 73 billion cubic feet for the week-ended April 10. That was generally in line with average expectations for an increase of 71 billion cubic feet, according to a survey of analysts. Total stocks now stand at 2.097 trillion cubic feet, up 876 billion cubic feet from a year ago, and 370 billion cubic feet above the five-year average, the government said. NGI said a Bloomberg survey showed projections ranging from 42 Bcf to 78 Bcf, with a median build of 67 Bcf. A Dow Jones poll showed estimates as low as 39 Bcf and produced an average 58 Bcf injection. NGI’s model pegged the build at 57 Bcf. Last year, the EIA recorded a 73 Bcf build for the similar week, and the five-year average is a build of 27 Bcf. Short-Term Weather Outlook According to NatGasWeather for April 17 – April 23, “Cool shots will continue across the central and northern US into early next week with chilly lows of 20s and 30s. Texas and the South will warm back into the 70s and 80s into the foreseeable future, locally a touch hot into the 90s. The West will be mostly comfortable with highs of 50s to 80s for light demand. Warmer than normal conditions will build across all but the northeastern US mid-next week with national demand easing to lighter levels.” Short-Term Outlook Oil prices are down again with nearby futures under $18. This suggests further loss in US oil rigs for this afternoons Baker-Hughes rigs report. It will be watched very closely as it already has dropped a huge amount of oil rigs the past 3-4 weeks, declining more than 30%. This means less associated gas production. However, traders are asking themselves, when is this going to happen? It still hasn’t shown up in the data, given the two straight solidly bearish EIA storage reports. Today’s bullish price action suggests traders are already starting to price in the production cuts.

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Natural gas prices are surging on Friday shortly after the regular session opening and Thursday’s dramatic technical reversal as traders shrugged off yesterday’s bearish government storage report, choosing instead to focus on the rapid pace of falling production. Falling spot prices and the emergence of milder weather patterns may beContinue Reading

Isolation is never easy — but in some places it’s easier than others. Only eight U.S. cities have median lot sizes with over 10,000 square feet, according to a new study by listing site Point2 Homes, a subsidiary of Yardi Systems, a Santa Barbara-based investment and property management software. “The most interesting thing is that during this pandemic, smaller cities are more livable than the big cities. This is only happening right now during the pandemic, when everybody has to stay indoors — or in their backyard if they’re lucky,” said Monica Alistar, a spokesperson for Point2 Homes. The study used median square footage from residential property data on the Point2Homes.com and PropertyShark.com platforms. Best and worse cities during isolation by lot size. By Point2 Homes. View photos Best and worse cities during isolation by lot size. By Point2 Homes. More Raleigh, N.C. has the largest median lot size of U.S. cities at 15,682 square feet, according to the study. Virginia Beach, Atlanta, Kansas City, Wichita, Tulsa and Jacksonville all claimed lots over 10,000 square feet. In general, populations in these cities were significantly lower than populations in small-lot cities, but some big cities like Atlanta (12,700 square feet) and Austin (median 9,975 square feet) also ranked No. 3 and No. 9, respectively, for largest lot sizes. Americans without a yard or a terrace for fresh air still might be better off if they have more space to move around inside, said Alistar, so the study also calculated indoor square footage. “We wanted to look at both lot size and living space inside because that is the next best thing. Of course, it would be great to have a backyard or a terrace — that would be amazing. But these cities do not have that,” said the study’s author, Andra Hopulele, a senior real estate writer at Point2 Homes. Best and worse cities during isolation by living area. By Point2 Homes. View photos Best and worse cities during isolation by living area. By Point2 Homes. More Colorado Springs had the biggest median interior living area, at 2,930 square feet — compared to the smallest living space in Boston, with a median 1,127 square feet indoors. “If you look at the median living area, you see that the median in Colorado Springs is double that in Boston — more than double. So it's really disproportionate. There are big differences between the first on the list and the last one. I was surprised by that honestly,” said Alistar. On the East Coast, Raleigh and Charlotte, N.C. had the largest living areas, with 2,451 and 2,128 square feet, respectively. Indianapolis had the most indoor space in the Midwest, with 2,704 square feet. Cramped urban spaces New Yorkers are most likely to be cooped up during the pandemic — Brooklyn had the smallest median lot size, at 2,250 square feet. In fact, the study included four New York City boroughs on the list, including Brooklyn, the Bronx, Queens and Staten Island. Manhattan was not included in the study because lot sizes were not available. Other Northeastern cities with the smallest lots included Philadelphia and Washington D.C. Chicago was the smallest in the Midwest at 3,781 square feet, while San Francisco clocked in as the smallest lots in the West Coast, with 2,840 square feet per lot, and New Orleans had the smallest lots in the South, at just over 5,000 square feet per lot. “The properties that have the smallest outdoor spaces are located in sought-after urban hubs, but obviously, people there do not get to enjoy gardens or backyards, as people in smaller cities do,” said Alistar. “The big city is good for business and lifestyle, but during these times of lockdown, people in these cities might be less happy.” Indoors, small living areas are clustered in the Northeast: Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington D.C. and Staten Island. Detroit and Columbus, Ohio had the smallest spaces in the Midwest. Miami had the smallest living area in the South, with a median 1,487-square-foot living space, and on the West Coast, San Francisco and San Diego both had median indoor space under 1,500 square feet. “Right now, it would obviously be better to have a four bedroom, rather than, say, a studio. Especially if you have a family, the size of your home may force you to work in the same room with the children, who might be homeschooling. It isn’t ideal,” said Hopulele.

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Isolation is never easy — but in some places, it’s easier than others. Only eight U.S. cities have median lot sizes with over 10,000 square feet, according to a new study by listing site Point2 Homes, a subsidiary of Yardi Systems, a Santa Barbara-based investment and property management software. “The most interestingContinue Reading

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Lagos, Nigeria — In a plush living room of a home in a wealthy suburb of Lagos, three teenagers are huddled around a computer. Kudirat Abiola, 15, Temitayo Asuni, 15 and Susan Ubogu, 16, want to change the law on child marriage in Nigeria and they’re deep in discussion, even ignoringContinue Reading

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The White House and Senate leaders of both parties announced agreement early Wednesday on unprecedented emergency legislation to rush sweeping aid to businesses, workers and a health care system slammed by the coronavirus pandemic. The urgently needed pandemic response measure is the largest economic rescue measure in history and isContinue Reading

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Global jet demand is likely to see a dramatic drop possibly by up to 70% especially in the second quarter of 2020 as an increasing number of countries apply travel quotas to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), experts foresee. Cuneyt Kazokoglu, director of Oil Demand at London-basedContinue Reading

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The Edo State Government has shut down and withdrawn the operating license of the Salvation International School, for flouting the directive of the government on the closure of all schools in the state, as part of measures to halt the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). Special Adviser to the Governor, ProgrammeContinue Reading

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Veteran Nollywood actress, Hilda Dokubo, has on Tuesday, asked Nigerian Pastors with supernatural powers to visit hospitals and locate those infected with coronavirus and heal them. Disclosing this via her Instagram page, the former SA to Peter Odili, said “Can all the pastors who are convinced that they have supernaturalContinue Reading

3 Questions to Ask Before Building Your Real Estate Portfolio

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Over the past 20 years, US real estate has outperformed both stocks and bonds.[1] While we see several reasons for that trend to continue going forward, we also believe it is important for investors to develop an appropriate framework for their real estate (and overall) portfolio return expectations. [adinserter name=”Block 2″]Continue Reading

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Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo has aborted his official trip outside Abuja due to the death of one his police outriders, Ali Gomina, who died in an accident involving the VP’s convoy along Airport Road, Abuja. [adinserter name=”Block 2″] The Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the VP, Laolu Akande,Continue Reading

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Ladies Lead the Approach for NASA’s House Launch System Rocket Program The 4 ladies in control of the trouble to construct and take a look at the 212-foot-tall rocket stage that can allow NASA’s first Artemis mission to the Moon watch as the primary accomplished core stage for NASA’s House Launch System Program rollsContinue Reading

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The Federal Government, through the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, paid N43.09 billion as subsidy on Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, in the month of February 2020, according to data obtained from the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA. [adinserter name=”Block 2″] The amount paid as subsidyContinue Reading

UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

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Underwater Photographer of the Year celebrates photography beneath the surface of the ocean, lakes and rivers. More than 5,500 underwater pictures were entered in 13 categories by underwater photographers from 70 countries around the world. Image copyrightGREG LECOEURImage captionGreg Lecoeur won Underwater Photographer of the Year 2020 with Frozen MobileContinue Reading

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With Bernie Sanders looking more and more like the potential Democratic presidential nominee, the good people at the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia have released their first take on what the electoral map might look like in a matchup between the senator from Vermont and President Donald Trump. [adinserterContinue Reading

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE INTERNET VANISHES?

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From his high-rise desk overlooking the sprawling metropolis of Addis Ababa, Markos Lemma has a reasonably good view. Because the founding father of expertise innovation hub IceAddis, his co-working area is often abuzz with wide-eyed entrepreneurs fuelled on sturdy espresso and large desires. However when the web shuts down, allContinue Reading

TRUMP AND MODI

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Trump: We now have made “large progress” towards a US-India commerce deal In joint statements exterior Hyderabad Home in New Delhi simply now, President Donald Trump expressed optimism concerning a US-India commerce deal and introduced new protection spending after a bilateral assembly with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Calling theContinue Reading

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Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak – ousted by the army in 2011 – has died in Cairo on the age of 91. Mubarak spent three a long time in workplace earlier than a well-liked rebellion swept Egypt. He was discovered responsible of complicity within the killing of protesters throughout theContinue Reading

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THE PUBLISHER OF EVERGREEN NEWSPAPER AND ONLINE MEDIA, REV. ENGR. EMMANUEL NWAEZE,  ACCOMPANIED BY THE CHIEF EDITOR REV. MIKE NWANYANWU & CREW MEMBERS VISITED SUPERINTENDENT CHIMEZIRI LOWEL O. THE P.R.O OF IMO STATE COMMAND OF NIGERIAN SECURITY AND CIVIL DEFENSE CORPS. By 3:00 PM In the interview, Superintendent Chimeziri Lowel O. bared his mind on some issues and operationalContinue Reading

AIR POLLUTION

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India has as soon as once more topped an annual checklist of cities with the worst air high quality on the planet, in accordance with a brand new report, whereas Chinese language cities have continued to indicate enhancements from the earlier 12 months. [adinserter name=”Block 2″] Twenty-one of the world’s 30 cities with the worst airContinue Reading

Dr. E.C. Iwuanyanwu

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THE PUBLISHER OF EVERGREEN NEWSPAPER AND ONLINE MEDIA, REV. ENGR. EMMANUEL NWAEZE,  ACCOMPANIED BY THE CHIEF EDITOR REV. MIKE NWANYANWU & CREW MEMBERS VISITED CHIEF E.C IWUANYANWU, (AHA EJI AGA MBA 1 OF IGBO LAND) AT HIS OFFICE, THE GLASS HOUSE, ALONG OKIGWE ROAD, OWERRI IMO STATE, NIGERIA AT 3:00Continue Reading

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Italian officers have minimize quick the Venice Carnival as they attempt to management what’s now the worst outbreak of the coronavirus in Europe. Authorities within the Veneto area mentioned the occasion would finish afterward Sunday, two days sooner than scheduled. Italy has by far the very best variety of coronavirusContinue Reading

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Many manufacturers and companies have discovered large success on Twitter. In the event you’re nonetheless on the fence about it, learn on to seek out out why Twitter simply could be the good platform for your small business. Tweeting is as simple as 1-2-3 In contrast to writing weblog postsContinue Reading

Twitter is Wall Street's favorite social media stock

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Twitter’s choice to not settle for adverts from politicians — regardless that the social media platform is used incessantly by President Donald Trump and the Democratic presidential contenders — seems to be paying dividends. Shares of Twitter (TWTR) are up practically 20% thus far in 2020. That is properly forward of the featuresContinue Reading

WHY PUTIN WOULD WANT TRUMP TO WIN IN 2020

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It is a acquainted plot line: Prime intelligence officers ship a warning to lawmakers that Russia needs to intervene within the upcoming presidential election — and that the Kremlin’s most popular final result is a win by President Donald Trump. However Russiagate 2 might not be a simple sequel for RussianContinue Reading

Town hall proved that Trump should be worried

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The primary CNN city corridor in Nevada supplied excellent news for Democratic voters hoping for sturdy, competent candidates who can tackle Donald Trump: This discipline has lots of them. On Tuesday, Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar fielded questions from Nevada voters and CNN anchors, and every took theContinue Reading

Woman plays violin while surgeons remove tumour from her brain

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A patient at a British hospital played Mahler and Gershwin on the violin while a tumour was removed from her brain so that surgeons could preserve her ability to play music and her 40-year passion for the instrument. Dagmar Turner, 53, a former management consultant from the Isle of Wight,Continue Reading

Adidas says business activity in China has dropped 85% due to coronavirus

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Adidas says enterprise exercise in China has dropped 85% because of coronavirus German sportswear large Adidas launched up to date steerage Wednesday revealing its enterprise exercise in China has dropped 85% due to the novel coronavirus outbreak. “Our enterprise exercise in Higher China has been round 85% beneath the priorContinue Reading

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Regardless of being vulnerable to pure disasters, this Pacific archipelago’s distinctive mixture of sustainability and custom makes it one of many happiest locations on the earth. [adinserter name=”Block 2″] One of many happiest locations on Earth sits in the midst of the Pacific Ocean. Vanuatu, a slingshot-shaped nation comprised ofContinue Reading

Beasts of No Nation

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WARNING: This text incorporates disturbing scenes together with photos of torture BBC Africa Eye has uncovered surprising video proof that torture is being utilized by a number of branches of the Nigerian police and armed forces. Torture is illegitimate in Nigeria. However photos from social media present {that a} explicitContinue Reading

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The world is facing multiple health challenges. These range from outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases like measles and diphtheria, increasing reports of drug-resistant pathogens, growing rates of obesity and physical inactivity to the health impacts of environmental pollution and climate change and multiple humanitarian crises. To address these and other threats,Continue Reading