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� � � � � � Are You a Night Owl Trying to Be a Morning Person? Science Says Stop, Because You May (Literally) Be Killing Yourself - Inc.com    College ROI: Higher Education Leads to Significant Earnings Boost, According to a New Study Morning people get all the press. ("Morning routine" are words found in countless article headlines; a phrase like "start your day at 8:30 a.m." is not.) After all: My best friend Richard Branson (granted, a likely one-sided relationship sentiment) gets up at 5:30 a.m. And so does Jack Dorsey. Compared with Tim Cook, though, they're up-and-at-'em slackers, since the Apple CEO gets up at 3:45. Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium North Korea spy satellite: South partially suspends military deal after launch - BBC News    South Korea has suspended parts of its 2018 agreement with the North aimed at lowering military tensions. This comes after Pyongyang claimed to have successfully launched a spy satellite into space. Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said the launch threatened South Korea's security. Continued here � � � � � � In Chinatowns across the U.S., tradition and history collide with luxury development - CNBC    Penny and Jack Lee, now married, grew up in the 1960s and 1970s among the thousands of people of Chinese heritage who lived in apartments lining the main stretches of Washington, D.C.'s bustling Chinatown. "Chinatown was very bright, vibrant," Jack Lee recalled. "All of our recreations ended up being in the alleys of Chinatown." They felt it was a safe haven, he said. But the neighborhood didn't stay the same for long. First came a convention center in 1982 that displaced many in the majority Chinese community. Then, in 1997, came the MCI Center, now Capital One Arena, a few blocks from the heart of the neighborhood. These developments, as well as luxury condos, caused rents to rise and forced grocery stores and restaurants to close. They also pushed residents to move to safer and cheaper areas, Penny Lee said. Continued here � � � � � � How the Hillbillies Remade America - The Atlantic    A massive and forgotten migration reshaped the liberal approach to poverty and realigned America’s political parties. On April 29, 1954, a cross section of Cincinnati’s municipal bureaucracy—joined by dozens of representatives drawn from local employers, private charities, the religious community, and other corners of the city establishment—gathered at the behest of the mayor’s office to discuss a new problem confronting the city. Or, rather, about 50,000 new problems, give or take. That was roughly the number of Cincinnati residents who had recently migrated to the city from the poorest parts of southern Appalachia. The teachers, police officials, social workers, hiring-department personnel, and others who gathered that day in April had simply run out of ideas about what to do about them. “Education does not have importance to these people as it does to us,” observed one schoolteacher. “They work for a day or two, and then you see them no more,” grumbled an employer. “Some don’t want modern facilities—if they have a bathtub, they don’t use it,” another meeting attendee claimed. And the charges they leveled only descended from there: “They let their children run wild.” They left their trash in the street and refused to go to the doctor. They misspent what little money they had. They fought and drank with abandon. Some were even rumored to disregard “laws here, such as it being a felony to have sexual relations with a member of their own family or with a girl who consents.” Continued here

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