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Carnival Cruise Line unveils dress code banning ‘offensive clothing’

By Drew Jones The Washington Post

have been “no specific incidents that have Carnival is crack- taken place on Carniing down on clothing val’s ships,” and that deemed to be offen- the change comes in sive or showing hate- response to an inciful images with a new dent in October when dress code intended to a passenger on a Unitkeep its cruises fami- ed Airlines flight wore a T-shirt referencing ly-friendly. lynching journalists.

“At Carnival, we want After internal discusto make sure that all of sions, the new guideour guests feel comlines were created so fortable when cruisguests and crew would ing with us, and that be clear which imagincludes being around es and messages were guests wearing cloth- allowed — and which ing with inappropriate weren’t — in addition or threatening images to the already stated or language,” Carnival dress code. spokesman Vance GulGulliksen says they liksen said in an email. “don’t anticipate this “Like other cruise lines, being a significant we have long had some issue, and our crew is basic clothing guide- not onboard to be the lines in place, and our clothing or expression guests respect them police.” Clothing that and understand we are falls under the category a family-focused busi- that “clearly threatens, ness.” or conveys hateful ideas He said that there or lewd images” is what

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new rules. An overwhelming 97 percent said they did — that Carnival should step in to react against clothing that other travelers find offensive.

Some commenters voiced support as a way to protect their children onboard. “I appreciate this new rule personally, and so should other parents,” one user said.

Others questioned how the policy would work in practice: “I agree but who is going to enforce the policy?” another said.

Many took it as an opportunity to highlight a gray area of whose perspective influences the ban. “I don’t agree with this at

all. The first sentence says anything that people find offensive.

Well some people find everything offensive,” a commenter said.

A repeated criticism concerning the country’s polarization was found throughout.

“John, unfortunately United States has become a very sensitive nation!” one user said.

Gulliksen said there has been little resistance among travelers onboard. “Our guests have largely responded with support, like we knew they would, because we have long fostered an environment where everyone feels welcome.”

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“All guests are expected to ensure their clothing and accessories are respectful to fellow guests,” an FAQ on Carnival’s website says.

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Hit by earthquakes, Puerto Rico waiting on billions for hurricane relief

By Erica Werner The Washington Post WASHINGTON - As Puerto Rico weathers devastating earthquakes, the island is still waiting on more than $18 billion in federal funding that was designated after hurricanes that struck more than two years ago.

The holdup has continued past a congressionally mandated deadline last fall for more than $8 billion of the aid to be officially announced. As aftershocks continue to shake the U.S. territory after a 6.4-magnitude earthquake Tuesday morning, Democrats are questioning whether the federal government will give Puerto Rico what it needs to recover this time.

“I think it puts a considerable burden on the administration to show good faith,” said Rep. David Price, D-N.C., pointing to President Donald Trump’s history of criticizing Puerto Rico and moving to slow the disbursement of money.

“And in this case, good

faith involves not just responding to this latest disaster, but cleaning up from the previous one as well.”

An ongoing dispute over Puerto Rico could also become an issue in the presidential election.

Residents of Puerto Rico cannot vote in federal elections, even though they are U.S. citizens, but many live and cast ballots in Florida, a critical swing state.

Trump’s opposition to sending aid to Puerto Rico stalled a major nationwide disaster relief bill last year and led to disputes with Democrats. The island’s governor at the time, Ricardo Rosselló, described Trump as a “bully” and threatened to punch him in the mouth.

Rosselló resigned in August amid political pressure and sweeping protests.

Trump repeatedly said that he had done more for Puerto Rico than any other U.S. president and that his concerns about sending more money to the

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In the months since, public feuding between Trump and Democrats on the issue has died down. Wanda Vázquez Garced has served as Puerto Rico’s governor since August.

But the federal government still has not released about $18 billion in Housing and Urban Development disaster relief funding allocated for various needs on the island, including restoration projects and repairs to the electrical grid.

Puerto Rico was ravaged by back-to-back hurricanes in September 2017, with Hurricane Maria killing about 3,000 people and causing widespread devastation.

HUD officials and the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) have defended the administration’s response to Puerto Rico. Trump approved an emergency declaration for the island on Tuesday, which will allow for $5 million to be spent on emergency services in response to the earthquake.

Larger amounts could follow if the island’s governor requests a major disaster declaration. The extent of the damage from the quakes has yet to be determined, and it is unclear how much money would be required to respond.

At least one casualty was reported, and there have been widespread power outages.

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The $90 billion figure - which Trump has claimed has already been given to the island for hurricane response - actually reflects an estimate of Puerto Rico’s needs over about the next two decades.

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“Not only does it defy common sense to withhold these overdue funds now, when the Island just suffered an earthquake, but doing so is immoral and illegal,” Velázquez said in a statement.

A senior HUD official said in response that the agency was approaching the issue “in a prudent manner with strong financial controls in place to mitigate the risk to federal taxpayers.”

The official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive issues, also said that of the $1.5 billion Puerto Rico has access to, it has so far spent only $5.8 million.

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., said in an interview that the federal government “ought to try to release money as fast as they can.”

He added that he was staying in touch with Puerto Rico’s leaders and representatives, as well as federal agencies, to ensure the territory’s needs would be met. Scott said he was confident Trump had “committed to do the right thing.”

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Spike Lee will be first black president of the Cannes Film Festival jury

By Sonia Rao The Washington Post The Cannes Film Festival announced Tuesday that Spike Lee would serve as president of the jury in May, making the American director the first black person to do so in the French festival’s 73-year history.

In a statement signed from “Da People’s Republic of Brooklyn, New York,” Lee detailed his history with the prestigious festival dating back to his 1986 debut feature, “She’s Gotta Have It,” which won the Prix de la Jeunesse, an award honoring young directors. Lee, 62, has since returned to Cannes six times. His most recently chosen

film, 2018′s “BlacKkKlansman,” won the Grand Prix, or second place overall.

“In this life I have lived, my biggest blessings have been when they arrived unexpected, when they happened out of nowhere,” Lee wrote.

“When I got the call that I was offered the opportunity to be President of Cannes Jury for 2020, I was shocked, happy, surprised and proud all at the same time.”

“BlacKkKlansman,” a thriller starring John David Washington as a black police officer who infiltrates a local Ku Klux Klan chapter in the late 1970s, marked Lee’s return to the Cannes competi-

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tion after 22 years. The film received a lengthy standing ovation — “It doesn’t always have to be that way,” Lee told The Washington Post that year, as “people get booed at Cannes” — and went on to earn six Academy Award nominations, including his first best director nod.

(He won best adapted screenplay.)

The reception to “BlacKkKlansman” represented a high point in Lee’s relationship with the festival, which hit a snag in 1989 when Steven Soderbegh’s “Sex, Lies, and Videotape” beat Lee’s acclaimed front-runner “Do the Right Thing” for the top prize, the

Palme d’Or. Lee never held anything against Soderbergh but instead directed his frustration toward that year’s jury president, German filmmaker Wim Wenders, whom Lee heard found his now-iconic lead character, Mookie, to be “unheroic.” In the film, Mookie incites a riot after another character is choked to death by a police officer.

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“Cannes is a natural homeland and a global sounding board for those who (re) awaken minds and question our stances and fixed ideas.”

The warm feelings were mutual. In his statement, Lee added: “To me the Cannes Film Festival (besides being the most important film festival in the world — no disrespect to anybody) has had a great impact on my film career. You could easily say Cannes changed the trajectory of who I became in world cinema.”

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Peele, has less to do with cultural differences and more to do with a dearth of opportunities for black filmmakers.

Like many major film festivals, Cannes has attracted criticism over a perceived lack of diversity — in terms of gender, too — but has shown signs of improvement in recent years. Cannes president Pierre Lescure and artistic director Thierry Frémaux issued a joint statement Tuesday expressing their hope that Lee will help “shake things up.”

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Australia air-drops vegetables for animals stranded by fires

By Kim Bellware The Washington Post Thousands of pounds of sweet potatoes and carrots rained down from the sky over New South Wales last week in an effort to feed endangered species like the brush-tailed rock-wallaby whose food sources have been destroyed in Australia’s historic wildfire season.

The helicopter-aided effort was the most widespread food drop ever conducted for the endangered wallabies, NSW Environment Minister Matt Kean said in a statement Sunday.

“The wallabies typically survive the fire itself, but are then left stranded with limited natural food as the fire takes out the vegetation around their rocky habitat,” Kean said. “The wallabies were already under stress from the ongoing drought, making survival challenging for the wallabies without assistance.”

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The aid for the brushtailed rock-wallaby is the latest effort by Australian officials and conservationists to save what they can in one of the most diverse — and now devastated — biodiverse habitats in the world. An estimated 1 billion animals have been lost in the fires as scientists warn that species of mammals, birds, insects, fungi and plants may have been wiped out before they were even discovered.

Even animals that survive the fires are still at risk.

If their habitat is gone, “it doesn’t matter,” Manu Saunders, a research fellow and insect ecologist at the University of New England in Armidale told The Washington Post. “They’ll die anyway.”

Amid scenes that aid workers have described as “apocalyptic,” burned landscapes are littered with animal carcasses.

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taken on Australia’s wildlife remains unknown. The crisis, however, has pushed Prime Minister Scott Morrison to shift ever-so-slightly on his government’s approach to climate policy as the fires have killed 27 people and torched millions of acres of land equivalent to the size of South Carolina.

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His deputy prime minister, Michael McCormack, said in November that the only people linking the bush fires to climate change were “innercity raving lunatics.”

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Genetic sequencing of measles suggests an older history for the virus gests the virus existed 1,500 years earlier than previously In the 10th century, Per- thought. Researchers from sian physician Abu Bakr the Robert Koch Institute in Muhammad ibn Zakariya Berlin recently posted the al-Razi wrote about patients results of a newly sequenced with fever, anxiety and full- measles genome on bioRxbody rashes — the first iv, which publishes scientific clear medical descriptions of manuscripts before they are measles. But scientists have submitted to journals.

Figuring out when diseasnever been able to pinpoint when the virus came into es first arose is tricky work: Researchers must sequence being.

Now, genetic sequencing genetic information from of measles found in a pair various points in history to of century-old lungs sug- make educated estimates,

By Erin Blakemore The Washington Post

and it’s difficult to find well-preserved samples of RNA viruses such as measles.

Until recently, scientists had only analyzed three measles genomes occurring before 1990, and couldn’t track the disease back to earlier than the 11th century.

Then, evolutionary biologist Sébastien Calvignac-Spencer found a pair of lungs in the basement of the Berlin Museum of Medical History at the Charité. They had been removed from a

2-year-old after her 1912 death from complications of measles.

After sequencing the older measles RNA, Calvignac-Spencer and colleagues were able to track the virus to as early as 345 B.C. Their findings haven’t yet been peer reviewed, but they could have implications for how scientists treat long-neglected medical archives.

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it would fit into a growing trend of using archaeological artifacts and old data to fuel new scientific discoveries.

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Whitney Houston and others are new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees

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Depeche Mode, the Doobie Brothers, Nine Inch Nails and T. Rex rounded out the eclectic class.

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Kids need a strong network of supportive adults

By Anna Nordberg Special to The Washington Post Growing up, I lived in an apartment next door to one of my best friends. At Halloween, we’d gallop down the stairwells of each building together, raking in candy. When we were in high school, I went over to her house every Wednesday to watch Beverly Hills 90210. And when my mother was dying and my father was with her in the hospital, it was my friend’s family I stayed with, and her parents who made me feel like one of their own. Years later, her mother officiated when I married my husband.

My brother and I grew up with a lot of adults in our life - aunts and uncles and godparents and family friends we’d known since we were born. My parents were good at friendship, even as busy professionals with young kids, and they did the things that actually have to be done to keep friendship strong - making plans, cooking dinners, carving out time to get together.

Recently my brother and I were talking about resilience and our own small kids, and this sprawling, loving network of grown-ups came up. “They were people we could have called for help if we needed to,” my brother said. “We never did, but we could have.” In some ways, just that knowledge was enough.

Now that I’m a parent, I want to make sure my children have a similar support network.

“You can’t have too many adults who love your kid,” says Bruce Feiler , author of “Council of Dads,” which is being turned into a TV series that will air on NBC in March.

Faced with a rare cancer diagnosis in 2008, Feiler reached out to six friends and asked them to be part of his twin daughters’ lives.

“Anthropology has a term for this, the alloparent,” Feiler says.

“It means someone who provides care to a non-descendant. In the past, parents died much more frequently, or might need to be away from the child for long periods of time, so it literally did take a village to raise that child.”

Feiler notes that our current mode of living

- alone in our homes, often far from extended family, valuing privacy - has inadvertently worked to wipe out this support system.

In addition, “friendship is under a lot of pressure in our culture today,” Feiler says. In many families, parents are working outside of the house and are protective of the time they spend with their children at home. While this is positive for families, “it means we don’t see our friends as much,” Feiler says. When he received his diagnosis, he gave a lot of thought to the men he wanted to play a role in his daughters’ lives, especially if he did not survive.

“What I did unknowingly, out of instinct and fear, is create this different kind of person - not family but more than a friend,” Feiler says. “A special category that has made all of us feel connected and has created a kind of reciprocity with one another’s children.”

Feiler wrote letters to each friend. If you’re looking to create your own alloparent village, you can do that too, or it can be more informal.

A group of friends can agree to play a role in all of their children’s lives.

Each parent can form their own council of moms or dads. Another route is to simply put effort into spending time with other families and let the bonds develop naturally.

As kids get older, the role of trusted adults other than parents only grows in importance.

“It’s very useful for a young person to get something that’s like parenting advice from a person who doesn’t have parenting skin in the game,” says Lisa Damour, a clinical psychologist who works with adolescent girls and is the author of “Under Pressure” and “Untangled.” While it makes sense that teenagers are going to seek emotional independence from their parents during adolescence, Damour says, that doesn’t mean they’re ready to operate without adult guidance.

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“It makes sense that teachers develop appropriate and supportive relationships with students that go beyond the class work.”

What that looks like is “an adult who has an incredible fondness for your child, but does not see you as competition,” Damour says.

“When a child comes to me, I always think, ‘What would I want another adult to say to my kid in this situation?’ “ It can also be comforting to parents to remember that no matter how good their advice is, in the normal course of development teens will want to reject it. That’s why it’s helpful for them to have a network of other adults they can turn to.

Feiler says one mother reached out to him about forming her own Council of Moms, saying she put a list of names on the refrigerator and told her kids they could call these people, no questions asked, and talk to them about anything - drinking, identity issues, relationships.

I’ve found most adults will be happy to play a role in your child’s life, because even with all the chaos of modern life, we are primed to care about other people’s children. The joy I take in my nephews and nieces is a given, but one of the surprising gifts of adulthood is how much I care about my friends’ kids, with all of their strange and charming quirks. I am always honored when a friend reaches out to me for help with a play date or a drop-off, because it

shows they trust me and think their child will be comfortable with me.

While the concept of a parenting village has lost steam in recent years, Feiler notes that we may be poised for the pendulum to swing back. Parents are stretched and need each other for the endless schlepping of carpools and games and birthday parties. And there are many single parents and same-sex couples raising families who may want an adult of the other gender to play a role in their children’s lives.

Each phase of life presents different opportunities to build and adjust that circle of support, as your child finds new interests and faces challenges. “Remember that the adults that are in your child’s life are not a museum, not Library of

Congress,” Feiler says.

“You can change them.”

Or keep adding to them.

Last Halloween, we went trick-or-treating with our neighbors, who are close friends and have kids about the same age as ours.

When we got home, my 5-year-old daughter plopped down on my friend Emily’s lap and embarked on an animated conversation, involving several props. I watched this unfold for about five minutes. The happiness on my daughter’s face delighted me, but what surprised me was how much my friend’s kindness and ability to be present for her moved me. And I realized the connection between them was as important to me as it was to my daughter.

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Tortoise whose sex drive helped save his species is retiring

By Brittany Shammas The Washington Post The Española Giant Tortoise was once considered beyond saving.

After decades in decline, just over a dozen were left on the Galapagos island by the 1970s, most of them female. Their numbers were so sparse that some likely had gone decades without encountering another tortoise.

Extinction seemed inevitable.

Then Diego came along. Flown in from the San Diego Zoo in 1976, the extremely sexually active tortoise went on to father upwards of 800 offspring. His considerable effort helped his species, known scientifically as Chelonoidis hoodensis, rebound to a population of 2,000. It also turned him into a star, his sexual prowess the subject of articles in newspapers across the globe.

Now, the ancient tortoise is headed for retire-

ment. Officials with the Galápagos National Park service announced Friday their breeding program has been so successful that it is being terminated. Diego, who’s believed to be over a hundred years old, will be released from captivity and returned to the wild.

Not that it’ll slow his storied sex drive.

“He might actually amp it up,” said James Gibbs, a professor of environmental and forest biology at the State University of New York in Syracuse who has assisted in the Galapagos program. “I don’t know — we shall see.”

Little is known about Diego’s early life. The long necked, yellow-faced tortoise is thought to have been picked up in Española during a scientific expedition sometime between 1900 and 1959. At some point, he landed at the zoo. When scientists discovered that Chelonoidis hoodensis was its own

species, and that Diego was one of the few still in existence, he was brought back to the Galapagos for the breeding effort.

The tortoises had nearly died out, Gibbs said, after serving as food for whalers, colonists and others who passed through the islands. It did not help that settlers introduced goats, which depleted the cacti the massive turtles relied upon for food, water and shade.

Through captive breeding, which the Galapagos began in 1965, scientists have worked to restore the population of threatened tortoise species. The Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative has an ambitious goal: to bring tortoise populations back to their historical numbers.

Despite the program’s successes, there was a setback in the case of Lonesome George, who died in 2012 as the last known member of the Chelonoidis abingdo-

ni species. Over decades of mating attempts, he failed to produce any descendants.

“Only when George had died did an autopsy reveal it wasn’t lack of potency that impeded his reproduction,” the New York Times reported in 2017, “but a more anatomical ailment affecting his reproductive organ.”

Diego had no such difficulty. At the breeding facility, he lived in a corral with his mates, a kind of reptilian Hugh Hefner.

He won over the female tortoises who, Gibbs noted, choose whether or not to mate.

His popularity was not limited to his own species: Galapagos tourists became fond of him, too. Unlike most tortoises, he isn’t reclusive, Gibbs said, and was often seen exploring his home or mating. He has been known to stare out at each of his visitors.

Sometimes, he even hisses at them.

“It’s not just that he

has a name and a story,” Gibbs said. “He is a very distinctive tortoise. He has this very bold personality, kind of broken scutes, a big yellow neck.

He’s just an out and about tortoise.”

With Diego responsible for about 40 percent of the tortoises produced in the breeding program, there is debate among scientists over the consequences of having such a small gene pool. Gibbs said that this “bottleneck effect” is a concern, though the true impact won’t be known until it is tested over time.

The Galapagos National Park said in its statement that researchers had decided to end the breeding program and release the tortoises after using mathematical models to predict population changes over the next hundred years.

“The conclusion was that the island has sufficient conditions to maintain the tortoise population, which will

continue to grow normally — even without any new repatriation of juveniles,” said Washington Tapia, director of the Giant Tortoise Restoration Initiative.

That result, Gibbs said, offers a hopeful message for conservation efforts across the world.

“I don’t know what’s been the most successful species restoration campaign; there are many,” he said. “But this one is very, very inspirational, that we can truly take something written off as extinct to fully recovered, and let them carry on.”

Diego is set to be released within the next few months, after being quarantined to avoid carrying seeds from plants that are not native to Española. Then, Gibbs said, he’ll likely be released along with the other captive tortoises to a cactus-rich area in the middle of the island.

Given his “spryness,” he could live another 20 years.

Teen Vogue removes glowing Facebook story without explanation statements parceled out by company spokespeoThe laudatory article ple. None of it clarified carried a lofty headline, the article’s origins, but praising Facebook for it did begin a conversafighting misinformation tion about a confusing ahead of the 2020 pres- online news environment where advertising idential election. One and editorial content of the tech giant chief sometimes swirl togethoperating officer Sherer, and powerful corpoyl Sandberg liked it so rations pay big to bolster much, she posted it to their brands. her own page, calling it The feature came at an “great.” opportune time for FaceBut the “article,” pub- book, which had weathlished online Wednesday ered a year of negative

by Teen Vogue, appeared news about withering without a byline and congressional questionread more like a 2,000- ing over Russian interword press release than ference in the 2016 eleca piece of journalism, tion and complaints that prompting some to ask the platform was being whether Facebook had used to discriminate and paid to place it. undermine democracy.

In the ensuing hours, The Teen Vogue piece, a befuddling back-and- however, applauded forth followed, featuring Facebook for being “at a mysterious retraction, the forefront of encouran apology and a pair of aging civil discourse.”

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But after initial questions about the glowing article — a Q&A with five women working at Facebook and Instagram, boasting a “behind the scenes” look — Teen Vogue added an editor’s note beneath the headline that read, “This is sponsored editorial content.” Shortly after, that note disappeared. At one point, the post was apparently re-published with the byline of an author who said she had nothing to do with it.

Amid the din, a photographer tweeted a link to the story, asking “What is this @TeenVogue.” The magazine’s own verified Twitter account spoke for many onlookers when it replied “literally idk.”

And then, the story was gone altogether, replaced by an error page

with an apropos message: “Uh-Oh. Unfortunately this page does not exist.”

Facebook initially denied they had paid for the post, calling it “purely editorial.” But in a statement to The Washington Post, a company spokesperson elaborated, saying Facebook had “a paid partnership” with Teen Vogue for one of the magazine’s 2019 events, “which included sponsored content.”

“Our team understood this story was purely editorial, but there was a misunderstanding,” a Facebook statement said.

In a statement to The Post, a spokesperson for Condé Nast, which owns Teen Vogue, apologized for the maelstrom, but did not elaborate or answer specific questions about the article’s

inception and whether it had been a latent advertisement.

“We made a series of errors labeling this piece, and we apologize for any confusion this may have caused,” the Condé Nast statement said. “We don’t take our audience’s trust for granted, and ultimately decided that the piece should be taken down entirely to avoid further confusion.”

Sponsored content, which often mimics the style and tone of news articles, has become increasingly common and profitable for U.S. outlets, occasionally raising thorny questions about transparency and the separation of a media organization’s business and editorial departments.

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ington Post is labeled as an advertisement and includes the name of the advertiser. The Post’s newsroom is not involved in creating that content.)

It’s unclear whether Teen Vogue’s reporters and editors played a role in the Facebook article, but one of the magazine’s former top editors, Phillip Picardi, blamed “whatever irresponsible sales or marketing staff pushed this article into their feed.”

On Twitter, Picardi, who is partially credited for the magazine’s renewed focus on politics, wrote that the kerfuffle discredits “all the GOOD work they’ve been doing to educate their audience about the REAL threats posed by @Facebook in our election.”

After fans said Bieber looks like drug addict, singer reveals he has Lyme disease

By Lateshia Beachum The Washington Post Singer Justin Bieber announced that he has Lyme disease — and an upcoming documentary series.

In a Wednesday post on his Instagram account, the Canadian crooner, 25, explained that he was recently diagnosed and that his often-discussed appearance is a byproduct of illness.

The pop star also told his followers he has battled chronic mono that affected his skin, brain function and overall health.

More details about his Lyme affliction will be

unveiled in an upcoming documentary series, he said.

“It’s been a rough couple of years but getting the right treatment that will help treat this so far incurable disease and I will be back and better than ever. NO CAP.” About 30,000 cases of Lyme disease are reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The illness is transmitted through the bite of infected blacklegged ticks (aka deer ticks), according to the federal agency.

The sesame-seed-sized adults and their poppyseed-sized babies attach

themselves to hard-tosee areas, such as at the groin, armpits and scalp for 36 to 48 hours, which allows them to pass on their Lyme disease bacterium. Nymph ticks, which are smaller than adult ticks, are more likely to affect people because of their size.

Last April, the CDC reported that certain species of ticks have expanded their geographic range along with their ability to spread illness such as Lyme disease. Counties in the U.S. Northeast and Upper Midwest are considered high-risk areas.

A bitten person can

develop a rash around the bite area that could feel hot to the touch and will look like a bull’s eye, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.

For those who don’t develop the characteristic Lyme rash, diagnosing the disease can be more difficult because it can mimic symptoms of other diseases. Those can range from flu-like symptoms to neurological disruptions, such as facial paralysis or severe headaches.

Early Lyme diagnosis can be cured with antibiotics, according to the U.S. National Library of

Medicine of the National Institutes of Health. A late-stage diagnosis can result in joint inflammation, heart rhythm problems and brain and nervous system complications.

Model Hailey Bieber, Justin Bieber’s wife, urged people who downplayed the severity of the illness to educate themselves.

She also thanked other celebrities, such as fellow models Bella and Gigi Hadid and their mother Yolanda, for informing the public about life with Lyme disease.

Canadian singer Avril Lavigne is among those

who have talked about their struggles of Lyme disease and its complications.

Lavigne told Billboard magazine in 2018 that she was bedridden for two years while she was battling the illness. She founded the Avril Lavigne Foundation that provides funding and education about Lyme disease.

She tweeted that she was sorry that Justin Bieber was diagnosed with the disease. “The fact that it’s so hard to diagnose and is so debilitating was something I suffered through also,” she wrote.

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RESORTS/CAMP/ VACATION (RENTALS)

HOUSES FOR RENT

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS

WANTED FARMLAND TO RENT

3 BEDROOM Townhouse. 500 W. 19th.

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ANIMALS/PETS FOR SALE

WANTED: Farm Land to Rent for 2020 and Beyond Contact Sheridan Larson 605-354-2127

FARM EQUIPMENT

EDEN APARTMENTS 206/210 West 15th.

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This big gentleman will make a great companion!

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Ad Courtesy of Mitchell Animal Rescue.

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Ad Courtesy Mitchell Animal Rescue

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MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION FOR SALE ADS R E M I N GT O N corded electric chainsaw, $45.

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AUCTION ADS

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SATURDAY, JANUARY 25 10:00 A.M. 28th Annual Aurora Co. 4-H Consignment Auction. Located: Aurora Co. 4-H Ag Building in Plankinton, S.D. Selling First Aurora Co. Surplus Auction, Antiques, Collectables, Coins, Feed, some Machinery, Furniture, Tools, many donated items, food & homemade pies & many more misc. items by sale day. Owners: Aurora Co. & Guest Consignors. Auctioneers: Olsen Auction Service, Plankinton, SD Clyde Olsen, Rodney Olivier & Allen Ymker WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 11:00 A.M. 160 Acres Miner County Farmland at Auction Located at Canova American Legion, 129 Main St. W., Canova SD. Owner: Merlin Loudenburg Grantor Trust, Mike Schulz Trustee. Auctioneers: Wieman Land & Auction Co., Inc., Rich, Kevin, Mike, Ryan & Derek Wieman, Nathan Timmermans & Ron Leitheiser. Richard Ericsson, Ericsson Law Office.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1:00 P.M. 852.77+- Acres Brule County Land for sale at public auction Located at American Legion, Kimball S.D. Owner: Daryl & Gary Washechek Sentry Trusts. Auctioneer: Hubner Auction & Realty, Gregg Hubner, Broker #3551 FEBRUARY ONLINE ONLY CONSIGNMENT AUCTION 8:00 AM Fri., Jan. 31 & will end with a soft close on Mon., Feb. 20 at 6:00 PM Auctioneers: Dean/Edwards & Associated, Inc. Justin Dean, Steve Larson, Lanning Edwards, Myron Grosz, Kelbi Dean

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Automotive * Tractor * Combine Cleaning Located in tan building north of 8th Street & Hwy. 37 Bypass...Mitchell, 605-990-2833

AUTOMOTIVE

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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.

CONSTRUCTION

DOG BOARDING/ TRAINING

JK LAB KENNELS

Your dog’s home away from home.

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ELECTRICAL

T.K. ELECTRIC

Commercial, Farm & Residential Wiring

FREE Estimates

995-0595 Office

996-3563 Home

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HOHN & SONS CONTRACTING LLC Experienced Reasonable Prices Houses Additions Pole Barns

Dana, Matt & Jake Hohn

Hang, Tape & Texture Patch & Repair

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

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Travis Baker Commercial - Residential & Farm 770-0415 or 990-2490 Free Estimates

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AMS Oil Dealer Service small engine & recreational vehicles.

Boat repair, tune ups and winterization.

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FLOORING

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We provide construction expertise, knowl- edge and materials that will make your building experience pleasant & rewarding.

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HOME IMPROVEMENT

HANDYMAN

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INSULATION

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HEATING/ AIR CONDITIONING

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Commercial - Agricultural - Residential

PAINTING/ PAPERING

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Serving Mitchell & Surrounding Areas for over 55 years

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PLUMBING

Tree Removal Trimming and Stump Grinding

ROOFING

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WATER SERVICE

DAN’S WATER SERVICE Water Softeners

Drinking WATER System 40+ years Sales & Service

JOSH’S MOWING SERVICE

Lawn Mowing - Dethatching Aerating Lawn Fertilizing & Spraying

Residential & Commercial

Weekly Mowing Services * Free Estimates

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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

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SNOW REMOVAL

TWISTED TIMBER

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Where Quality Does Matter Commercial - Residential

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Dan 770-2118 Jason 770-4048

Trailer Sale: Free Spare Tire (with this ad) on all Single axle and 7k tandem axle trailers.

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CarPorts Now Available.

Wanted ruff sawn hardwood & blanks.

515-972-4554.

(MCN)

LAWN CARE

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Snow Removal - No Job Too Small

TRAILERS

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Fertilizing M Aeration M Edging M Fall Clean-up

Kitchen & Bath - Drywall - Flooring Basements - Windows & Doors Siding - Decks and more

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Commercial & Residential

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Heating & Air Conditioning Sales & Service

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605-630-0192

Serving South Dakota Since 1939

Basement Digging * Concrete & Blacktop Removal

Crushed Gravel • Screened Gravel Black Dirt • Clay • Sand

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CHECK OUT THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORY

Miller & Vermillion 1-800-658-3531

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We work with most PPO insurances.

Please call 319-900-6879 (MCN)

And Custom Sheet Metal

Cellular 770-2207/770-8114 or 770-8238

Midwest Drywall

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Dan 770-2118 Jason 770-4048

SERVICING ALL BRANDS

Sales - Rental - Service Softener, Filters, R/O’s Water Coolers, Deionization Bottled Water & Salt Delivery 801 S. Sanborn Blvd.

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WINDOWS STORAGE

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999-5844 ] 995-0408 MSTM Storage

Sizes 5 x 10 thru 12 x 28 Cheapest prices in town!

999-8468 or 995-0095

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

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Selling OPEN YEARLING HEIFERS

Selling Sons of leading Wilkinson Ranch Sires, and these A.I. Sires with caracass genetics and finishing ability a must.

Bill: cell (605) 203-0379 • Dan: cell (605) 203-0378