The contract for a second order of Russian Su-57 stealth fighters is expected to be signed in 2020, according to an unnamed source in Russia’s aircraft-making industry. TASS, the Russian News Agency, reported on this on Wednesday, 16 January:
The Russian News Agency TASS reported on 12 March that the Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said that the Ministry has signed a defense contract on the most advanced Avangard hypersonic missile complex.
According to an unnamed additional source, the complex is expected to come into full service no later than 2019.
Jay Dyer is the author of Esoteric Hollywood and the co-creator and co-host of Gaia TV’s Hollywood Decoded, in which he delves into the symbolism hidden in blockbuster films to uncover secret, predictive programming. Matt and Jay reveal the hidden-in-plain-site clues to deeper meaning in some of the most popular films in pop culture on this intriguing episode of Pod Sequentialism with Matt Kennedy.
During last week's the Major League Baseball Draft, high school phenom Hunter Greene was selected second overall by the Cincinnati Reds. His fastball has been clocked at 102 miles per hour and, at age 17, he has already been on the cover of Sports Illustrated. As a result of entering the draft, Greene will not be playing baseball in any capacity at the collegiate level. Good.
As the freedom of commercial contract came under attack, the employment contract grew widely in use. In an employment contract, one party agrees to sell his or her time to an employer to perform tasks at the employer’s bidding – a relationship still known to this day as that of “master and servant.”
Kentucky Wildcats head basketball coach John Calipari is largely credited with leading the way to establish what has become known as the "one and done" rule: basketball players must be at least one year out of high school before playing at the professional level. Many fans of college basketball are angry their elite players leave after a single year, but others are angry that there's a waiting requirement at all, which violates the freedom of contract.
