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Sinopharm Group Co. Ltd. (OTCMKTS:SHTDY) Sees Large Increase in Short InterestIllumina’s Jacob Thaysen Describes His First Year as CEOAMHERST — In the midst of trying to hire a new head football coach, the University of Massachusetts athletic department can’t seem to get out of its own way. While Director of Athletics Ryan Bamford hasn’t addressed the fanbase since firing former head coach Don Brown on Nov. 18, the athletic department has been involved in a pair of controversies that received blowback from not only football fans, but players, too. The first occurred just days after Brown got the boot, when an email to players stated, “the athletics department has decided they will not be individually recognizing players or holding a traditional ceremony due to the number of players who are completing their eligibility and graduating from school.” Instead of a traditional senior day, UMass offered the option for graduating Minutemen players’ families to be on the field for pregame warmups with a photographer available for pictures. After an overwhelming amount of backlash received on social media regarding that decision, the Minutemen football Twitter/X account posted a statement backtracking the plan. “We regret the miscommunication with our team regarding the Senior Day activities planned for [the UConn game],” it read. “To be clear, the Senior Day ceremony was never canceled, instead we planned to amend the pregame ceremony due to the large number of seniors this year.” And after meeting with the team and discussing how they wanted to be recognized for their senior day, an agreement was finally reached. The festivities would eventually go on as initially planned – a standard ceremony with each player announced individually – prior to the Minutemen’s 47-42 loss to UConn in the final game of the year on Saturday. After a large group of UMass fans were displeased with the timing and nature of Brown’s firing, the senior day see-saw was an added distraction for the athletic department. The day of the season finale didn’t just feature a pregame question mark however, it featured a post-game one as well. Corey Schneider, head of The Midnight Ride Collective – UMass football’s former NIL collective prior to UMass deciding to bring NIL money in-house – helped create a trophy for the UMass-UConn rivalry – naming it “The Southwick Jug.” Both teams rightfully believed that the winner of the game would bring home the first-ever trophy in the long, storied 78-game rivalry (series tied 36-36-2). But after the Huskies took down the Minutemen, they never received the trophy. A 127-year old rivalry that crowns a champion of New England needed a trophy.... The Midnight Ride Collective looked to honor tradition while embracing the future. Our goal was to create a symbol unique to our region... pic.twitter.com/6fSxXdZp5e UConn head coach Jim Mora responded to a post on Twitter/X that accused both teams of neglecting the trophy, saying he “specifically asked for the trophy at the end of the game” and “was told point blank you folks weren’t giving it up.” Mora was referring to the UMass athletic department when saying “you folks.” In response to Mora’s comments, UMass athletics again released a statement, this time saying: “Prior to the game the two schools had not discussed awarding the trophy to the winning team or using the trophy in general as a symbol of our long-standing series. The trophy was provided to UMass for the first time earlier in the week, not leaving a lot of time to properly consider an official name, secure a mutually beneficial sponsor or execute a marketing plan.” Article continues after... Cross|Word Flipart Typeshift SpellTower Really Bad Chess For the second time in as many weeks, a UMass athletics statement received backlash – as once again Minutemen fans blasted the athletic department for not awarding UConn with the trophy over reasons including a lack of a sponsor and marketing plan. Schneider then responded to the statement, saying UMass athletics has actually known about the trophy for over a year, which means they indeed had time to find what it felt was necessary to legitimize The Southwick Jug. Despite the controversy, Schneider and Executive Director of The UConn NIL Collective Jared Guy Thomas were able to get The Southwick Jug back from the UMass athletic department, and Schneider said on Sunday the Huskies would be presented with it in the near future. Both instances – the senior day and trophy debacles – garnered national attention across social media. And to emphasize, UMass is currently looking for its next football coach. While it may not have a huge impact, the recent decisions from the athletic department are definitely not making that search any easier.

The Nashville Predators have worked plenty of overtime lately but have yet to be rewarded. They will try to escape their rut when they visit the Toronto Maple Leafs on Wednesday night. Nashville has lost three straight games 3-2 in overtime. Its latest sudden-death setback came on Saturday at Minnesota in the opener of a four-game road swing. The trip moves to three Canadian cities, with games against the Maple Leafs, the Montreal Canadiens and the Ottawa Senators on tap. The Predators are hunting ways to energize their offense. They have scored two goals in each loss of their current four-game skid. "The last few games, we only scored two goals and it's tough because (goaltender Juuse Saros) is playing outstanding, giving us a chance," said Ryan O'Reilly, who scored a goal for Nashville on Saturday. "We can't (get over) that hump, that next goal is huge for us. It's frustrating, we get to OT and hopefully squeak it out there, and we just don't right now, and it's just extremely frustrating. "Obviously, there's some things with our effort that we have to be consistent with. But I know for myself, just as quick, it's a mental reset, usually when you're ready for this swing. And you know, it's a great opportunity to go on this (Canadian) swing and get some points and kind of rejuvenate ourselves. The opportunity is there. We have to kind of reset, refocus, and come out, guns blazing in Toronto." The Predators exchanged backup goaltenders with the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday when they acquired Justus Annunen, 24, and a 2025 sixth-round pick for Scott Wedgewood, 32. "We're getting a goaltender that's quite a bit younger," Nashville coach Andrew Brunette said. "(Wedgewood) was a really good veteran, really good for us, was a good personality. We'll probably miss that." The Maple Leafs have flourished since early November, winning nine of their last 11 games. Toronto has also won both games since Auston Matthews returned to the lineup after he missed nine contests with an upper-body injury. Matthews had two assists in his return Saturday, a 5-3 win at Tampa Bay, and he scored the Maple Leafs' first goal in Monday's 4-1 home win over Chicago. "Maybe not the cleanest game, definitely some things we can take away, but two points are two points," said Matthews, who has 14 points in 15 games this season. "Just try to clean it up and just try to be better here in the next game." The Maple Leafs killed off four penalties, including a five-on-three situation for 28 seconds in the second period, while Anthony Stolarz made 27 saves. Mitchell Marner earned two assists to extend his points streak to seven games (five goals, eight assists). "I thought we started off the way we wanted to and played our game," Toronto coach Craig Berube said after Monday's win. "Second period not so much, we just didn't make a play, couldn't win a battle, couldn't advance the puck well enough. "We just got hemmed in our own zone and then we took penalties, but our penalty kill was excellent and that was the difference in the game. And then our goalie, that's what it boils down to." Toronto defenseman Jake McCabe (upper-body injury) did not play on Monday but participated in practice on Tuesday. --Field Level MediaChad Chronister, Donald Trump’s pick to run the DEA, withdraws name from consideration

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Jimmy Carter: president, global mediator, Nobel laureateThe Auckland War Memorial Museum will showcase: Mana: Protest in Print , celebrating the multilingual newspaper Mana . The exhibition highlights Mana ’s role in amplifying Māori and Pacific voices. Mana , published from 1977 to 1978, was crucial in advocating for social justice and land rights. Tāmaki Paenga Hira (Auckland War Memorial Museum) is presenting Mana: Protest in Print , a new exhibition celebrating Mana , one of the first multilingual newspapers in Aotearoa for and by Māori and Pacific people. The exhibition examines the paper’s enduring legacy in amplifying Māori and Pacific voices during a period of intense social and political change in Aotearoa from 1977-78. Mana: Protest in Print opens on December 14. Launched in June 1977, Mana was a groundbreaking platform for Māori and Pacific perspectives.Surface-to-air missile launcher, military medals stolen in break-in

The New York Yankees agreed to a one-year contract worth $5 million with outfielder Trent Grisham on Friday to avoid arbitration, according to ESPN's Jorge Castillo . Per Castillo, Grisham can make an additional $250,000 in bonuses that are tied to plate appearances as part of the deal. The Yankees are also still attempting to re-sign Juan Soto, as the team's meeting with the star outfielder on Monday went "very well" (via Jon Heyman of the New York Post ). This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis. For more from Bleacher Report on this topic and from around the sports world, check out our B/R app , homepage and social feeds—including Twitter , Instagram , Facebook and TikTok .

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The Tan Cang Hai Phong International Container Port (TC-HICT), a subsidiary of Tan Cang Sai Gon Corporation, on December 27 celebrated the handling of its 1,500,000th TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit) in 2024, following the arrival of Malta’s container ship CMA CGM MISSISSIPI. The new milestone further highlighted TC-HICT’s achievements in 2024 after welcoming the 1,000,000th TEU in August 2024. Over the past 10 years of development, including 6 years of operation, the port has made impressive progress, and it is now able to handle large vessels of up to 13,000 TEUs. Since its first container handling on May 13, 2018, TC-HICT has continually broken its own records. In 2020, the port reached the 500,000 TEUs mark for the first time, and since then, it has maintained its momentum, achieving 1,000,000 TEUs in 2022, 2023, and 2024. With the new milestone, TC-HICT has consolidated its position as the leading port in Northern Vietnam, ranking in the top 4 nationwide, and capturing 23% of the market share in Hai Phong. This achievement underscores the strength and potential of the deep-water port and the maritime economy in the region, affirmed Doan Hai Tuan, chairman of the Board of Members of TC-HICT, adding it affirms the port’s leading position in the maritime sector, ensuring supply chain continuity both domestically and internationally. He also credited the development of the port to the dedication and hard work of its staff, as well as the trust and support from domestic and international customers and partners. In 2025, TC-HICT is committed to continuous innovation and technological advancements. The port plans to implement new technologies like the Smart Gate and Ebooking software to improve operations. TC-HICT will also strengthen connections with other facilities of Tan Cang Sai Gon Corporation in Northern Vietnam, promote inland waterway transport, reinforce a sustainable transport system, and offer seamless service integration for customers. Source: VOV

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