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by Yosley Carrero
HAVANA, July 4 (Xinhua) Fernando Gelavert, who drives an electric street sweeper in Cuba, has got prepared to clear streets and squares of debris as the tropical storm Elsa is nearing the country.
The 63-year-old used to remove plastic materials, leaves, and solid waste from the pavement and sidewalks in the capital Havana with a broom and a dustpan, but his daily routine was changed one year ago thanks to a Chinese donation including street cleaning equipment and garbage trucks. The Chinese machines and trucks will contribute a lot to keeping Havana clean once the storm batters this city. Waste collectors play a key role nowadays, he told Xinhua recently.
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By The Washington Post
By David Betancourt
The moment that Netflix arrived in Mark Millar s life came decades before he thought it would. Three decades, most likely. I thought I d have a few more gray hairs before this happened, Millar, 51, told The Washington Post.
Millar is no stranger to Hollywood.
Through his stellar run as a writer at both Marvel and DC Comics in the early 2000s, he became one of the biggest names in the industry.
His stories sparked much of the modern comic book movie boom, including The Ultimates series, which he wrote for Marvel with artist Bryan Hitch and is widely considered to be the inspiration for the first Avengers movie.