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Is this what you were looking for?Amazon’s Jeff Bezos honors Cuban dad’s journey to U.S. in social media videosBy JOHNNY DIAZSOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINELMAY 17, 2019 8:31 AMAmazon founder and chief executive officer Jeff Bezos honored his father, Miguel Angel Bezos with a moving video about his journey from Cuba to the United States. (Jeff Bezos Instagram / Courtesy)The navy blue passport, a hand sewn gray jacket and vintage home movies and photographs detail the journey that Jeff Bezos’ father embarked from his native Cuba to Miami.“My dad’s journey to the U.S. shows how people come together to help each other,” said Bezos,55, of his father Miguel Angel Bezos in a new video tribute.ADVERTISEMENTJeff Bezos, who was the 1982 valedictorian at Miami Palmetto Senior High School, posted the video tribute on social media Thursday night as they celebrated the opening of the Statue of Liberty Museum on Ellis Island in New York City.“As a refugee, when you leave, you’re always thinking that you can go back,” recalled the senior Bezos,73, in the video.He was 16 and didn’t know English in 1962 when he came to Miami without his family as part of Operation Peter Pan.“His family sent him here because under Fidel Castro, they felt like they had to, to protect him,” said Jeff Bezos, adding that his grandfather owned a lumber mill and the government was “nationalizing businesses and everything was changing.”AdvertisementMiguel Angel Bezos’ mother made him a jacket from cleaning rags, thinking it would be cold in the U.S. Once in Miami, Miguel Bezos spent time three weeks at a refugee camp called Camp Matecumbe before heading to Wilmington, Delaware and enrolling in high school.LATEST FEATURESMiramar Cultural Center offering families week’s supply of groceriesAsk Lois: Can students opt out of cameras-on rule?Parkland teen’s clothing company raising funds for diabetes researchHe then landed a scholarship at the University of Albuquerque in New Mexico where he met Jacklyn Gise, Jeff Bezos’ mother. Although Miguel Angel Bezos is not Jeff Bezos’ biological father, he reared him and adopted him; the family grew with two more children.PAID POSTHere’s How to Get a Free $5 in Amazon or Google Stock This WeekImagine if you had bought one share of Amazon for $18 when the stock first went public. Today, it would be worth more than $20,000 — despite all the ups and downs in the stock market.SEE MORESponsored Content by The Penny HoarderMiguel Bezos eventually became a U.S. citizen. To mark the occasion, Jeff Bezos and his mom made him a card that read “Congratulations to our favorite new resident" with the image of a handshake."I look back on my life, and I had lived the American dream 30 years ago,’’ the senior Bezos said in the video which has been drawing interest. 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None.The UCC has been adopted slightly differently in each state, thus if there were a correct answer, it would depend on your state.However, more fundamentally, the UCC pertains to transactions between merchants and has nothing to do with laws pertaining to driver's licenses, thus it will be of no value when you are pulled over.For the OP or anyone else who may be interested in sovereign citizens and law enforcement, the following was published yesterday in the Orlando Sentinel (http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/breaking-news/os-sovereign-citizen-killed-publix-shooting-20150209-story.html):Deputies in 'sovereign citizen' fatal shooting outside Publix identifiedThe man who was fatally shot by deputies after opening fire on them Sunday was a "sovereign citizen," Sheriff Jerry Demings said.Demings revealed that detail during a news conference after the shooting outside of a Publix in the Conway Crossing shopping plaza.The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is handling the shooting investigation.The 46-year-old attacker, whose name has not yet been revealed, "has fancied himself a sovereign citizen … whatever that means to him," Demings said.From mass slayings to strange attacks, these are pictures of the most bizarre and shocking crimes to happen in Florida.Typically, self-described sovereign citizens claim that they don't have to follow federal, state or city laws, including tax regulations.Sgt. Stu Zeller was treated and released for a leg wound and is resting at home and Deputy First Class David Mittiga was treated at scene for minor injuries from shattered glass fragments.Deputies Steve Sherry, Matt Futch and Kristopher Lott fired their weapons.Deputy First Class Scott Bearns also was involved. All but Zeller are on administrative leave.Experts say members of the sovereign-citizen movement usually file fraudulent court documents with county clerks as a means of divorcing from society and the country's laws.According to Rick Eaton, senior researcher at Simon Wiesenthal Center in California, any sovereign citizen can become violent after growing tired of police."Eventually, something snaps," Eaton said. "This falls right into that pattern that law enforcement usually is the one who take the brunt of their anger."These crimes shocked our community and put South Florida on the map for the wrong reasons.The shooter asked to meet his ex-girlfriend in the plaza, prompting the woman to contact authorities. because she was concerned about her safety. She had a domestic-violence injunction against him.

"It is reassuring that at the moment there is no evidence of community outbreak," says Balram Bhargava, director of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR). He believes Mr. Ghebreyesus's advice is "premature" for India, and it would only "create more fear, more paranoia, and more hype".But experts are not so sure.Many of them believe India is also testing below scale because it fears that its under-resourced and uneven public health system could be swamped by patients. India could be buying time to stock up on testing kits and add isolation and hospital beds. "I know mass testing is not a solution, but our testing appears to be too limited. We need to quickly expand to restrict community transmission," K Sujatha Rao, former federal health secretary and author of But Do We Care: India's Health System, told me.What India can learn from the deadly 1918 fluOn the other hand, say virologists, random, on-demand testing will create panic and completely strain the feeble public health infrastructure. Increased and targeted "sentinel screening" of patients suffering from influenza and diagnoses in hospitals across the country can provide a better idea of whether there is community transmission, they say. "We need focused testing. We cannot do a China or Korea because we simply don't have the capacity," a senior virologist told me.In many ways, it is all about India trying to battle a pandemic with limited resources. Experts talk about the country's success in defeating polio, combating smallpox, successfully controlling the spread of HIV/Aids, and more recently H1N1 with rigorous surveillance, sharp identification of vulnerable people, targeted intervention, and early engagement with the private sector to prevent disease spread.Yet, coronavirus is one of the deadliest transmissible viruses in recent history. Every day lost ineffective response means the looming danger of a surge in infections. India spends a paltry 1.28% of its GDP on health care, and that may begin to bite if there's a full-blown outbreak. Partial lockdowns in many cities - shutting schools, colleges, businesses and suspending some rail transport - proves that the government fears that community transmission of the virus might have begun.India turns trains into isolation wards as COVID-19 cases rise About 20,000 coaches and several stadiums across the country to be modified into medical facilities, officials say.India has begun converting railway carriages and sports stadiums into isolation wards to deal with an anticipated surge in coronavirus cases.Indian Railways on Wednesday said work had begun on modifying 20,000 carriages into medical facilities, with each carriage containing 16 beds.This means that a total of 320,000 patients could be cared for in the "quarantine coaches", a statement from the railways said.India is a week into a national lockdown, with 1.3 billion people told to stay at home as the country attempts to check the spread of the virus. But there has been a spike in COVID-19 cases this week, with authorities confirming 1,637 infections and 38 deaths.There are worries that India's beleaguered healthcare system may be overwhelmed with the surge in cases. The country lacks doctors and paramedics as well as critical medical equipment like ventilators to deal with the outbreak of COVID-19, the potentially fatal respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus.Apart from converting railway coaches, Indian states have also begun converting sports stadiums into quarantine facilities and temporary hospitals, taking a cue from other countries that resorted to similar measures to cope with the huge number of cases.In New Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced that the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium would be converted into a quarantine center to deal with the rising numbers of COVID-19 patients in the city.Similarly, the Gachibowli stadium in the southern city of Hyderabad that was used to quarantine passengers coming from abroad, will now have a 1,500-bed isolation and treatment center.Authorities in the remote northeastern state of Assam that has few cases have converted the Sarusajai stadium into a quarantine center with a capacity of approximately 1,000 people.In the northern city of Chandigarh, a stadium and sports complex was taken over for a completely different purpose. The facilities have been converted into temporary jails to detain those who violate the lockdown, police spokesman Charanjit Singh said.Operational since March 24, 600 people have been held in the facility, counseled about sanitization and social distancing and let go by the evening, Singh added.You can read and take more in-depth knowledge about” How dangerous is the coronavirus for India” then you can visit. weight-loss-diet (.ga)Please UPVOTE, If Found Helpful,Thanks.