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India may delay implementation of Basel III norms: SBI report

India is largely compliant with the risk-based capital and Liquidity Coverage Ratio norms ahead of most of the countries as some of them.

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The SBI report noted that the country has witnessed three important structural reforms demonetisation, Goods and Services Tax (GST), Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) which are impacting Indian economy and the banking sector.(AFP File Photo)

India could slightly delay the implementation of global risk norms Basel III as the banking sector is already under stress due to demonetisation and the GST rollout, a SBI report said Wednesday.

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Midway through September, Spain met Montenegro in a UEFA European Under-21 Championship qualifier in CD Castellon's stadium on the east coast of Spain.

The game was only three minutes old when Spain's Marc Cucurella crossed to Dani Olmo. From outside the area, Olmo controlled the ball with one touch and then blasted it into the top corner. A few minutes later, Olmo intercepted a loose back pass in Montenegro's box and nutmegged their goalkeeper.

He had scored two goals with less than 10 minutes played in the match. Job done. Spain won 2-0.

After winning their fifth under-21 European football title this summer—Olmo scored three goals in the tournament, including one in the 2-1 final win over Germany—it looks as if Spain are already contenders to retain their crown. Olmo, the


team's captain and No. 10, is leading the charge.

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He was a forgotten young man, but his name is now on everyone's lips in Spain.

"Almost nobody knew about his existence—except for the most specialised football followers—until the European Under-21 Championship this summer, when people saw him playing and helping Spain to win the tournament," says Juan Bautista, a journalist with Barcelona-based newspaper La Vanguardia. "That was when people discovered there is a boy called Olmo that one day used to play in Barca."

Olmo has taken the road less travelled. His under-age career started brightly when he joined Barcelona's youth academy from Espanyol in 2007. He was nine years old. He became part of a talented generation that included first-team players Carles Alena and Carles Perez, Cucurella(who is on loan at Getafe) and Barcelona B's tenacious full-back Dani Morer.

"He was very good that season with me," says Denis Silva Puig, who trained Olmo at La Masia during the 2010-11 season. "He was a typical forward, a very good finisher. He scored goals in every age category, and, of course, as a forward, it's the first thing you notice about him—he has always scored a lot of goals. He understood space well, so he could find room to score. He's a natural-born goalscorer."

Olmo finished as the top scorer in four of his six seasons at La Masia. He then left before signing his first professional contract. He had several offers on the table from English Premier League clubs in the summer of 2014, but he


decided to head east to join Dinamo Zagreb.

That he left Barcelona came as a surprise. He'd dropped down the pecking order at La Masia.

"He left because two Korean players arrived—Kyeol-heui Jang and Lee Seung-woo, a winger and centre forward," says Silva Puig. "They were two cracks [star players]. Let's just say that final year, he was a little bit marginalised on the under-16 team. He didn't play much. Lee and Jang played more. They [muscled] him out. They had big reputations, a media presence behind them. It was unsettling for him. For this reason, I believe he decided to leave.

"It was bad news for Barca that he left. He had a great future ahead of him. For sure, Barca regret losing him. He could have stayed and madeit onto Barcelona B. But of course, we couldn't know what way he would turn out. It's always difficult to know. With a talented player, it's easy and fast to recognise his talent. He's got the same talent at 10 years of age as he has at 18 years of age. A different thing is knowing the career they could have. How far they can go."

Olmo's case was rare.

Every year, gifted players leave La Masia. For example, go back to when Arsenal lured Cesc Fabregas away in 2003. Within a few weeks, Arsene Wenger had parachuted him into the first team at 16 years of age.

In 2017, Manchester City enticed defender Eric Garcia to try his luck in England. Pep Guardiola gave him his English Premier League debut


earlier in September against Watford. He's still only 18 years old.

During the summer, Paris Saint-Germain plucked 16-year-old Xavi Simons from La Masia, reportedly giving him a contract worth €1 million per season, according to Mundo Deportivo's Angel Perez.

What was different about Olmo's case was that he went to Croatia, one of Europe's less glamorous leagues.

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"It was a special case, going to a type of club like Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia," says Silva Puig. "We hadn't seen a move like it before. It wasn't like the case of, say, Eric Garcia when he got an offer for a lot of money from Manchester City. Dani took a risk—a kid of only 16, moving to another culture.

"It's always a risk, but when things go well, you can alwayshe was at La Masia and with Spain's under-age teams. He learned about the game at the feet of his father, Miquel, who is a former professional footballer in Catalonia's lower leagues.

"Dani is a serious guy," says Silva Puig. "He's a very hard worker. He never caused problems. He's very professional. He's got a very Barcelona-type profile. He knows football. He comes from a football family—his father was a player and is a coach. He has a lot of influence on Dani.

"I coach lots of players from normal [non-football background] families. It's totally different when you have a kid who comes from a footballing family. If a player's father was a professional footballer, he guides his son. Dani's brother plays football as well. Since Dani was young, he


was very clear about his future—it's a widely known aspect about him. And if he had to jump to a place like Croatia to secure his future, because he sees that could help him later on, he would do it."

Olmo has prospered in Croatia. He was fast-tracked into Dinamo Zagreb's first-team squad, making his debut in February 2015 at the age of 16, and he has been scoring at will since. He was named Croatia's Player of the Season last June, and he ran Atalanta ragged in his UEFA Champions League debut in which a Dinamo Zagreb side cobbled together for €6 million defeated the Serie A side 4-0.

"A lot of Dinamo Zagreb's fans hadn't heard of Dani Olmo up until his debut in the first team," saysJuraj Vrdoljak, a journalist with Croatian website Telesport. "He was in the reserves, but people within the club quickly realised that he was mature as a player and he had to be given a chance in the first team.

"He was still very young. Fans were saying, 'Hey, perhaps he isn't much of a talent if Barcelona gave him away so easily, if he decided to go to the Croatian league,' regardless of the fact that Dinamo has a history of selling young players for lucrative fees. But once he started to make his mark in the first team, people wondered how come a talent like this made it from Barcelona to Croatia.

"He's become the team's best player, and maybe even the best player in the modern era at


young players have recently arrived onto the first-team squad—Carles Perez, Ansu. There has been talks of Neymar returning.

"There are cases like Gerard Pique, who returned [from Manchester United], but it would be complicated. I'm surprised he hasn't returned to Spain at this stage, for example, to a mid-table team in the premier division, like Villarreal, Valencia or Celta Vigo. His club might be looking for too high a price."

All eyes will be on his performances in the Champions League, in which he will line up against Guardiola's Manchester City on Tuesday at the Etihad Stadium. Dinamo Zagreb's return to the competition for the first time in three years has put him in football's greatest shop window. It appears as though he's being fattened up for a heftier salein the January market.

"What's really comforting—if Olmo manages to get his breakthrough at the top level with a club in Europe's top five leagues—is that he will be a great example for different young players from western Europe," says Vrdoljak. "Because no one really expected his career trajectory to go this way—going from Barcelona to Dinamo Zagreb, which in wider terms is a relatively obscure team. If you asked people on the streets of Barcelona where Dinamo Zagreb is, the chances are that most people wouldn't know.

"Olmo serves as an example for some kids who don't get a chance in big clubs that in central and eastern Europe, there are clubs who are willing to give players a chance. Even if it sounds weird at first, the biggest


his head okay. I told him "baby you needed to have this done a long time ago." She had lay on his left side in left-sims fashion with his right knee flexed. When she entered him he immediately grimaced and almost came off the table with a loud "Owwww." She had her index and middle finger up his butt as far as they would go for several seconds. She pulled out and promptly said "you've got an inflamed prostate. It's called prostatitis." She wiped excess lube out of his crack, and he gathered what dignity he had left by getting dressed. I felt bad for him, because I know it was embarrassing and it was painful physically. But he needed to get it over with. The doctor wroteInside of the spectator-filled amphitheater of Hall A, at long last, the StarCraft II 2018 WCS Global Finals reached its unbelievable conclusion. It was an awesome sight to behold – thousands of people had gathered together, packed densely inside of an enormous auditorium to celebrate the crowning of a new world champion.

Yesterday had been an emotional day as the quarter-finals took an unexpected turn with Maru's 3:0 defeat to sOs, and SpeCial's 3:1 loss to Stats, thus eliminating all the Terran's from the tournament. There had been so much expectation from Maru, and his loss was incredibly disappointing to many.

The day began with a PvP match between Stats and sOs, but the match everyone was waiting to see was the 2nd semi-finals between Rogue, the returning 2017 World


Champion and Serral, this year's main challenger in a mirror ZvZ.

Semi-Finals 1 – PvP: Stats vs. sOs

In the first mirror match of the day, Stats faced off against sOs in a best-of-five to see who would advance into the finals for the chance to be crowned world champion. Going into the semi-finals, no one really knew what to expect but a knife-fight in a phone-booth was the farthest thing from anyone's mind.

Categorized by its non-stop aggression, this series was short, but action-packed as both players went straight for the others' jugular. With no game lasting longer than ten minutes, this was a series of highly chaotic, low-economy games where every unit mattered and the momentum radically shifted at the drop of a hat. sOs played well and ittoo good!

After a "Standard" game 1 victory, Serral mixed things up with uncharacteristic aggression in game 2 just to keep Rogue on his toes. Even though Serral lost this match, it was worthwhile, at least psychologically, because now Rogue knew that Serral was not gun-shy and an all-in was a possible option. Then, Serral jumped right back into playing his usual, calm and defensive style and won with a convincing 3:1 against Rogue to advance to the grand finals.

This was ZvZ as it was meant to be played.

To watch the full series, click here.

Grand Finals ZvP: Serral vs. Stats

In the grand finals, Serral squared up against Stats and thus began the final showdown. The last time these two players had met in a tournament was during the final


match of GSL vs. the World. Serral had won with a narrow 4:3 win, so Stats was looking for revenge. Both players are considered the best of their respective races and both players had fought long and hard to make it this far, but there can only be one world champion. The atmosphere was electric as the auditorium was packed full of people – people who had assembled from far and wide to watch history being made.

And they would not be disappointed.

Massive armies repeatedly clashed against each other in a best-of-seven between two conservative, defensive, macro-oriented players that are both known for having exemplary game sense and unit control. Earlier today, Stats had just all-killed sOs in the semi-finals while Serral vivisected Rogue in front of a studio-liveaudience.

The pair played very standard, very patient games that highlighted the player's respective strengths. Stats as the Protoss, took the initiative while Serral focused on defending against Protoss shenanigans. Both players would avoid taking any big risks and play conservatively while expanding behind it. Stats favored the stargate opening to try to do some damage before switching to archon drops while Serral just pressed D to drone. In the early game, Zerg can hold anything with only lings and queens and that's what Serral did. Unfortunately for Stats, he was unable to close out any games in the first 3 matches of the series and played with the specter of defeat hanging over him as Serral took the lead and looking absolutely dominant in the process.

Stats got his


second wind in game 4 and 5 as he started to pressure Serral back with more aggressive openings. After harassing in the early game and pushing hard in the mid-game with a strong timing, he disrupted Serral's strategy, clawing his way back in the running. In game 6, Stats and Serral fought each other in a long war of attrition. Both players had strong unit compositions as Stats transitioned from a ground-based army to an air-based one while Serral transitioned from bane/hydra and teched to broodlords, vipers, and corruptors. With truly impressive control, patience and tenacity, Serral defeated Stats once again on Para Site, the same map where he had previously defeated Stats three months earlier in GSL vs. the World, thus winning the series 4:2 and emergingPlay video content EXCLUSIVE TMZSports.com

Ronda Rousey doesn't want anyone to see the damage Holly Holm did to her face -- taking drastic measures to cover up as she arrived back in L.A. moments ago.

Besides rocking a hood over her head, sunglasses on her eyes and draping her hair over her face ... Ronda also used a pillow to mask her mug as she walked through LAX.

Ronda's boyfriend Travis Browne was with her ... but neither Ronda nor Travis were in the mood to talk.

It's a pretty sad video ... Ronda like we've never seen her before.

As we previously reported, Dana White told us Ronda was depressed and bummed out about the loss -- but vows to return to the UFC for a rematch.


are hesitating

The Wasatch Front saw home sales increase by about 4% for the first three months of this year and Salt Lake County was up 3%.

Then came April, with rising fears over coronavirus infection, widespread business and event shutdowns and a wave of stay-at-home orders enacted across seven Utah counties.

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In the first seven days of this month, sales in Salt Lake County alone fell 18% below where they were last year.

Analysis released this week by Redfin, the Seattle-based online real estate brokerage, indicates that many areas continued to see similar declines since then, with home sales nationally down 25% for the week ending Monday.

Evidence from Utah home listings suggests some homeowners are pulling back. A few are panic selling — while would-be buyers begin to feelmarkets.

Buying a home has changed

Real estate is considered an essential service in several of Utah’s county health orders — but with mandates to replace personal meetings with virtual ones. And no more riding in the same vehicle with clients, several of the decrees say.

That has meant figuring out social distancing all along the home sales chain.

Gloves, masks and doorstep splashes of hand sanitizer are now fixtures during in-person home tours, where sellers open all doors and turn on light switches beforehand to guard against viral transmission.

Sarah Mortensen said she and her husband prepared to sell their Davis County home in early April by stationing hand sanitizer at the front door and having Lysol at the ready to wipe door knobs and switches between visits.

Instead, they accepted their first


role of Jay Pritchett on ‘Modern Family,’ and appearing in movies including ‘Wayne’s World’ and ‘The Bone Collector’

Known For: Playing eldest son Keith Partridge in the 1970s musical-sitcom ‘The Partridge Family,’ which made him a swoon-worthy teen idol during the same time period, competing on the 2011 season of ‘Celebrity Apprentice,’ performing in stage shows such as ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,’ and being the step-son of his ‘Partridge Family’ mom Shirley Jones

Known For: Playing Angela Chase on the short-lived but awesome ‘My So-Called Life,’ other movie roles in ‘Romeo + Juliet’ and ‘Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,’ her Emmy-winning role as the title character in the HBO movie ‘Temple Grandin,’ currently starring on the Showtime series ‘Homeland,’ and her marriage to actor Hugh DancyCouncils which were common in the 1950s and 1960s. The CCC still harbors many of those beliefs, according to their statement of principles:

(2) We believe the United States is a European country and that Americans are part of the European people. We believe that the United States derives from and is an integral part of European civilization and the European people and that the American people and government should remain European in their composition and character. …We also oppose all efforts to mix the races of mankind, to promote non-white races over the European-American people through so-called “affirmative action” and similar measures, to destroy or denigrate the European-American heritage, including the heritage of the Southern people, and to force the integration of the races.

And while the statement on


Cargo Airlines, United Parcel Service, Japan Coast Guard
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 Bird management to chase birds away from a runway causes the runway to be momentarily closed in the middle of stage 4.

ExtendScenario 1 (expansion pack)

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 Each airport has 2 additional stages. ConcordeNippon Airways (both airports), Skymark Airlines (both airports), China Eastern Airlines (Kansai), Asiana Airlines (Kansai), EVA Air (Kansai), Cathay Pacific Airways (Kansai), Thai Airways International (Kansai), Garuda Indonesia (Kansai), Air France (Kansai), Finnair (Kansai), United Airlines (Kansai), Solaseed Airlines (previously known as Skynet Asia Airways and rebranded in July 2011, new livery appearance in Kagoshima), Nakanihon Air Service (Kagoshima), Japan Marine Force (Kagoshima)
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Narita World Wings

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pilot to a gate parking and controlling the ground vehicle to move planes around (similar to those in ATC2).

Narita Night Wings

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JAL Edition

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Completely inappropriate for the cast of #Hamilton to address Mike Pence like this. Not the time or the place. Time to #BoycottHamilton https://t.co/5CHq57ehVk — The GOP Report (@TheGOPReport) November 19, 2016

Outcome: Just to be clear—Hamilton is still wildly popular, ridiculously successful, and according to The New York Times, the boycott had the opposite effect on sales. In fact, following the attempt to deter people from the production, Hamilton set a Broadway record for the most money made in a single week by a broadway show. Good job, Trump supporters.

Budweiser

Instead of fighting over football in the 2016 Super Bowl, Trump supporters decided to keep the arguments political by targeting Budweiser with yet another boycott.

After Budweiser aired a pro-immigrant Super Bowl ad celebrating its parent company's German-born co-founder


Adolphus Busch immigrating to the United States in the early 1850s, the hashtag #boycottbudwieser began trending on Twitter.

Since the advertisement followed the controversial immigration ban Trump released in January, Trump supporters were quick to connect the two and flock to Twitter to bash the brand. Despite the company denying the ad was related to Trump's immigration stance, the #boycottbudweiser tweets rolled on in, along with #boycottbudwiser, which totally misspells the brand. LOL.

I don't drink at all, but I suggest those who do to stop buying beer from a company that attacks you for being patriotic. #boycottbudwiser — Angelo John Gage (@AngeloJohnGage) February 6, 2017

Last night's Orwellian Super Bowl advertising should strike fear into the hearts of freedom-loving Americans.#SB51 #boycottbudwiser — Patrick Henry (@FightNowAmerica) February 6, 2017

Outcome: The hashtagcontent were also assessed.

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environment and demonstrated environmental responsibility.

This year, there were five award categories. Donuts Co. Ltd Inc. by Flooat Inc. won first prize in the Commercial Business – Workspace Design Award, with Indeed, Tokyo, Japan, by Cosmos More Co., Ltd coming second and Architectus MLC Studio, Australia, by Architectus coming third. The prizewinner in this case receives USD5,000 in cash and four tickets to Chicago for NeoCon 2016.

Donuts Co. Ltd Inc. by Flooat Inc. also won the People’s Choice – Workspace Design Award, an award based on employees voting for their workspace online. Meanwhile, the Small Medium Business / Co-working Space Award went to the Wantedly, Inc., Japan, office by Draft design & artplay Co. Tenoha Daikanyama, Japan, by Signal Inc. came second and Aerocare Fitout, Australia, by Ellivo ArchitectsImmigrant groups mutilate, abuse and kill their own children to stop diversity.

Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical left and Islamic terrorism

2017 was a banner year for acid attacks in Britain.

465 of them occurred in London. Most of the acid attacks are taking place in East London. The borough of Newham tops the acid attacks chart with 85 last year. What’s so special about Newham?

Nothing the media will tell you.

Newham has the second highest Muslim percentage population and the lowest native British population in London. Tower Hamlets, which has the highest Muslim population percentage, has the second highest rate of acid attacks.

None of the two dozen media explainers pretending to explain why London became the


this fashion is illegal in the UK. But the law is effectively not enforced. The few prosecutions ended in acquittals or dismissals.

Police reports of FGM cases meanwhile rose from 137 in 2014 to 647 in 2016. A 372% increase.

Newham, one of the “youngest and most diverse” boroughs, has hundreds of girls estimated to be at risk for FGM. Newham has its own Female Genital Mutilation Prevention Service and the NHS has a special clinic for FGM victims serving women from Waltham Forest, Newham, Tower Hamlets and Redbridge. Newham takes third place for FGM among London’s boroughs. Top honors went to Southwark. Only 57% of the population of Southwark was born in the United Kingdom.

But between the acid attacks, the witchcraft and the genital mutilation, Newham truly has itMuslim sex grooming gangs are external, directed at the surrounding culture, while torturing and killing your own children is violence directed internally within the community.

Both types of brutality are a clear statement that an immigrant group feels that its values are threatened by living in the UK and that it seeks to protect those values through violence.

Diversity is a mechanical talking point in the modern world. A pause inserted into every sentence. A cliché beaten to death in every pamphlet. But diversity not only brings acid attacks, witch torture, Islamic terrorism, honor killings, FGM and a thousand other horrors into the United Kingdom, those horrors are also a response to and a rejection of the same diversity that immigration advocates adore.

Parents torturing their children and terrorists blowing themselves


TOKYO -- Japan plans to hold owners responsible for accidents involving self-driving cars, like regular vehicles, easing liability concerns among automakers and likely accelerating commercialization efforts.

The policy is part of the guidelines governing autonomous cars unveiled by the government's Council on Investments for the Future Friday. The plan is to submit related legislation to the Diet as early as 2019.

"By taking concrete steps toward a legal framework, I would like Japan to take the lead in creating international rules," said Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at a council meeting.

The guidelines are meant to set regulatory and legal direction before self-driving cars become widespread -- likely in the first half of the next decade. The regulations will cover up to the third level of automation -- the stage where aaware that there will be very limited opportunities to watch filming.

We recognise that there may be significant local interest in this filming taking place and would urge members of the public to take extra care Insp Ian Scott, Central Scotland Police

"In addition, people who do come to the square may be asked to move on or stop by stewards to allow filming to take place."

A cast and crew of 1,200 has been shooting scenes in Glasgow since Wednesday. More filming for the movie will take place in the city until 31 August.

American cars, street lights and signage have been brought in to resemble Philadelphia, the film's setting.

Work on the Paramount Pictures movie, which is based on the Max Brooks novel World War Z: An Oral History of the


Zombie War, has already taken place in Valletta in Malta and in Cornwall.

Falkirk Council said that it would be closing Wholeflats Road, between the Wholeflats Roundabout at Grange Road as far as the Inveravon Roundabout (at the junction of the A904) on Saturday evening.

In addition, there will be no access to or from Wholeflats Road, from the Jinkabout Bridge, as well as from and to Inveravon Rd.

Insp Ian Scott from Central Scotland Police said: "We recognise that there may be significant local interest in this filming taking place and would urge members of the public to take extra care on the roads and for drivers to be aware there may be pedestrians in the area."

The film crew is scheduled to be in Scotland until 31 August and GlasgowCouncil said that the deal to use the city was likely to generate in excess of £2m to the local economy.

CLOSURES - GLASGOW

ROADS - The following streets around the City Chambers and George Square will be closed to motorists: Cochrane Street; South Frederick Street; Hanover Street; George Square (north side of square from North Hanover Street, east and south side); North Frederick Street (from George Square to Martha Street); George Street (from George Square to John Street); and North Hanover Street from the junction with George Square.

Motorists will get access to Queen Street Station for south and northbound traffic. North Hanover Street southbound traffic is closed from Queen Street Station onwards. Access northbound from George Square is unaffected except on Sundays 21 and 28 August when George Square


to deny the Holocaust, there are some people whose minds simply cannot process man's inhumanity to man; the other deniers simply want to carry on the old fears and hatreds.The European governments who have opened their arms to the Muslims are discovering the errors of their ways but in typical European fashion, try to deny that they have destroyed their own countries AGAIN.Another wave of Jew hate is rising its ugly head across Europe, into Oceania, and most horribly, here in the United States...and much of it is coming on the heels of Muslim emigrants and CHURCHES who will not separate the truth from their fiction.FREE GAZA, FREE PALESTINE. Yeah, it means exactly this: KILL ALL THE JEWS. I'm sorry, this Jew, if confronted, is not going tothey adhere to the primary Jewish teaching that humankind was created in the image of G_d. I berate my friends who de-value their neighbours as showing disrespect for their heritage and their ancestry. I do not stay silent.

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sonia,
March 12, 2013 4:36 PM

There is also fear, in those who don't want to know

I have lived in Argentina all my life. In 1976, we had a military government. They copied the nazis. They had concentration camps, torture, and thousands of murders. Corpses were thrown to the sea from helicopters. Newborns were taken out from their mothers, sold for money, and the women killed. Did we know? Yes, in a way we knew that something bad was going on. We knew they killed people and disappeared people. Standing against the government


sympathetic and pro-Jewish. I had always been well treated by Germans in Germany when I visited (maybe less so in Austria). In my 2nd grade class in a very Jewish neighborhood in Canada I had a teacher from Germany who requested to teach us at our school precisely because she wanted to be with Jewish children.
I studied German in Jr College (to better understand the Holocaust) and my teacher was from Stuttgart and married to a south Asian man. She had said many of her cohorts who had Nazi parents took to drugs in the 1970's and got involved in the counter-culture movement. They could not trust their parents.
On the other hand, I once traveled with an Israeli woman (a translator for Sharon who had just suffered acoma) who was educated in Germany and her father was a holocaust survivor. She said her teacher in the 1960's in Germany would say anti-Semitic things but she refused to tell her father for fear of upsetting him.
As a Canadian living in the USA I find it very odd that while the Germans have repented for their racist past and joined the rest of the Western democracies, accepting common values enjoyed by Canadians and British citizens and many Americans, most of the whites of the US south still have not repented their racist past even after losing their racist war 140 or so years ago.

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Anonymous,
March 7, 2013 2:16 AM

Hindsight offers sobering reflection--for events past

I agree with the commenter who raised the question, who would people complain to? The


a group of people who truly are peace loving and probably won't fight back. It is sad that Germany and the rest of the so-called civilized world are so willing to go down that path of evil again.

Anonymous,
April 10, 2013 6:05 PM

Slight Correction

Avigdor, H. did not turn things round. He simply refused to pay restitution for WWI and unlike for the democratic governments, the WWI allies accepted it. He had to go to war to hide the fact that Germany was bankrupt in 39. Saw a documentary on htis just the ohter night. Everything else is acutally Nazi propaganda - every effective - it still is innocently passed on as we can see here.

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Richard McClellan,
March 5, 2013 10:39 PM

Hitler was a figurehead.

Hitler has gone down in history aswho denied that the concentration camps and extermination camps existed. She said that she used to live near Auschwitz during the war and that there was no extermination done at that camp. She upset the customers, many of whom had been at the liberation of the camps, and I refused to work in the same bar with her ... the boss sacked her! Winnie Churchill had wanted to bring in Jews as he knew what was going on - he was outvoted by the coalition government! My father was a printer at Odhams Press and bought home 6 books of the war - they contained photo's of the concentration camps, and other retaliatory killings done by the Nazis ... all taken by the Nazis themselves!!!

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Madeleine,
March 5, 2013 9:54


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On Preventing The Next Hitler

The headmaster of my high school, Hans Maeder was a student in Germany at the time of Hitler's rise to power. He spoke of being in a class of 100 students. Their teacher, instead of speaking fore or against Hitler, stressed the importance of questioning and independent thinking. Of these 100 students, not one became a nazi and most became active in trying to prevent Hitler and the Nazi's from taking over. Hans being one, barely escaped Germany after his own parents gave his name to the Gestapo. He spent much of the war years traveling throughout Europe attempting to wake people from their indifference, to make them aware of Hitler's plan to take over Europe, each time escaping the country just ahead of8:42 PM

It Was The Same Way During World War I

When it comes to the two great genocides associated with both World War I and World War II, the same strategy was used: Stop the war, and the massacres will stop. The Allies knew about the Armenian Genocide, when it began in 1915. The Allies knew about the Holocaust when it began, after the invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941. When both began the Allies used the same strategy for both: Stop the war, and the massacres will stop.

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TK Sparkman,
March 5, 2013 8:40 PM

The hold truth is still unsaid.

The rest of the worlds country's were also conspiring with the Germans. They had to of known what was going on. It was not until the Germans intruded in their


70 years after Hitler came to power. It shows that Holocaust research remains an important historical scholarly pursuit.
I would add that outside Germay, many of the people in areas near concentration camps themselves were also occupied peoples and it's more understandable that they would not be in a position to attempt to help prisoners.
When I saw the film "Valkyrie" a few years ago, about a plot to kill Hitler, the main question that remained with me and was never answered was "surely, you tried your best when your country was clearly losing the war -- but why didn't you stand up against the Nazis before they plunged the world into the Second World War and murdered millions of innocents?"

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Chanoch,
March 5, 2013 6:16 PM

Remember & don't forget

From how thethe German civilians

It was not just the indifference of the German civilians, but also the Polish, Hungarians, Austrians etc. Also the leaders of the then so called Free World, were also indifferent.
History is repeating itself in these days.

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Anonymous,
March 5, 2013 5:35 PM

The abandonment of the Jews

Even more egregious is the silence and inaction of the Western world, namely the United States and England who really did not have to worry about horrific retaliation from the Nazis for their dissent. (Read "The Abandonment of the Jews") The US and England knew from the very beginning what was happening. Hitler wanted to be legitimate in the eyes of the world. Active protests, public dissemination of this knowledge, and rescue efforts would have saved millions. Europeans and (to a large extent


European immigrants in the US who influenced foreign policy) were steeped in hundreds of years of anti-Semitic propaganda. Indeed, Hitler's promise to solve the "Jewish problem" was one of the reasons for his popularity and meteoric rise to power. He made it clear that the solution was annihilation early on. Other well-researched books are "Hitler's Willing Executioners", "The Last Nazi", and "Hitler's Beneficiaries". "Never again" has a hollow ring in light of the rhetoric coming from the Arab/Muslim world calling for annihiltion while the world community turns a deaf ear. The only ones who believe them is Israel. That's the lesson of history. The world will stand silently by while atrocities are committed. That lesson is not lost on Israel's enemies.

Sandi B,
March 5, 2013 10:17 PM

Our Jewish Americansand Canadians & English fought in WW11, but so many were also silent.

Western Jewish citizens of US and Canada & England weren't as vocal as they might have been and again are committing the same error in judgement. To remain popular with the majority of citizens,most of the Hollywood Jewish Actors and Actresses bunch became left wingers who couldn't care less about Israel and it's plight of warnings of annihilation by all Muslim Countries. They want to be politically correct and sided with Obama's favorite Muslims and the PA. This bunch lost all my respect in recent years....especially those who vocalized their anti Israeli and pro PA message to the world.(they know who they are and so do we)..so to keep in Obama's good grace. He would have


of Jews in pushing multiculturism and mass third world immigration into western countries.

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Toby Bulman Katz,
March 5, 2013 5:07 PM

Cultured Germans and uncultured Poles

"The cultured, the educated, the enlightened, the liberal, the refined, the sophisticated, the urbane – all of them share in the shame of a world that lost its moral compass and willingly acceded to the victory of evil."
Recently I have read a number of books by and about Holocaust survivors that talk about the complicity of surrounding populations, including Yaffa Eliach's masterful opus, "There Once Was a World."
Yes, "cultured" and "civlized" Germans were guilty of murder or indifference to murder, but it is also the case that primitive, uncultured, brutal, ignorant, stupid and coarse people -- Poles, Russians, Ukrainians -- willingly aided and abetted the Nazisgrenades and dynamite, on suspicion that Jews might be in hiding in underground bunkers. They then poured gasoline over much of the former ghetto and incinerated it. Of the 37,000 Jews in Kovno before the Holocaust, less than 10 percent survived. One of the survivors was Rabbi Ephraim Oshri, who later published a stirring collection of rabbinical responsa, detailing his life-and-death decisions during the Holocaust. Also on this date, in 1937, American Jews held a massive anti-Nazi rally in New York City's Madison Square Garden.

In a letter to someone who found it difficult to study Torah, the 20th century sage the Chazon Ish wrote:

"Some people find it hard to be diligent in their Torah studies. But the difficulty persists only for a short while - if the person


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Bowling might previously have been associated with children’s parties, but a night on the lanes is now more than acceptable for a fun grown-up birthday bash. Make an evening of it at the lovely Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes and strike itand so do the prominent voices who wrongly elevated him as a savior figure that would bring Trump down. https://t.co/m62dLAUEzS — Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) July 23, 2019

Mueller was initially reluctant to testify, telling reporters at the end of May that the report was self-explanatory and that he had nothing to add to it.

We chose those words carefully, and the work speaks for itself. The report is my testimony.

He was originally scheduled to appear on July 17, but the testimony was delayed by a week. There were reports on Tuesday that he requested his chief of staff Aaron Zebley to be sworn in, along with speculation as to what that might mean.

Republicans are expected to grill Mueller on the origins of his probe, the role of former FBI employees


Nearly 34,000 people died in gun-related incidents in 2013. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention keeps track of gun-related fatalities in each state. Photo: Getty

SOMETHING unprecedented is happening in the States after last week’s tragic shooting.

Americans are clamouring for changes to the country’s gun laws, and they’re pointing to Australia as the shining example of how it can work.

Anti-gun commentators in the US have been getting louder and louder in recent years, and the execution-style shooting of reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward on live TV in Virginia may have been the tipping point.

The US now averages almost one mass shooting per day (where four or more people are shot), with 1125 killed in such attacks since the start of 2013. In that time there havebeen 32,000 firearm deaths in total in the US. In June, Dylann Roof murdered nine people at a Charleston church, a race-motivated attack that Vester Lee Flanagan (aka Bryce Williams) cited as the catalyst for his sickening crime at WDBJ-TV.

Last month came the Louisiana cinema shooting, which left two women dead. As for high school massacres, like the one that saw four dead in Washington State last October, they’ve become commonplace.

Australia, meanwhile, has one of the lowest gun-related death rates in the developed world.

It wasn’t always this way. In 1988, there were 674 gun deaths here. In 1996, there were 516. But that same year, when a troubled 28-year-old opened fire at a cafe in Port Arthur, Tasmania, killing 35 and wounding 28, Australia took action.

Prime Minister John


was a mandatory buyback, with owners paid for handing in guns that had been declared illegal, and an amnesty for those who owned guns that were already illegal.

At least 650,000 firearms were seized and destroyed, with academics estimating that 20 per cent of privately owned guns were rounded up. Australia no longer has a firearm manufacturing industry. It was a huge success.

In the US, cities in Florida, Connecticut, California, Arkansas, and Massachusetts are already experimenting with buybacks, gun violence website The Trace reported. The LA Police Department regularly buys and melts down guns, butNew Republic revealed that officers are often encouraged or required to resell these firearms to raise money for the force. While they only sell to law-abiding gun owners, a licenced dealer can sell to aprivate buyer who can then sell on with no need for a background check. Virginia shooter Flanagan bought his gun legally.

Local and state changes can only go so far. Scott Lemieux, professor of political science at the College of Saint Rose in New York, wrote in The Guardian that passing gun control laws at a federal level looked impossible for the foreseeable future, since small, rural states with a disproportionate number of gun-owners are over represented in the Senate and House of Representatives. “Australian-style gun control is not coming to the US anytime soon, especially with support for gun rights only growing,” he wrote.

Philip Alpers, from the University of Sydney’s School of Public Health, told news.com.au: “Just as they were with the road toll in the 1950s, Americans


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abstract: 'This paper traces the early history of the Aharonov-Bohm effect. It appears to have been ‘discovered’ at least three times to my knowledge before the defining paper of Aharonov and Bohm appeared in 1959. The first hint of the effect appears in Germany in 1939, immediately disappearing from sight in those troubled times. It reappeared in a paper in 1949, ten years before the defining paper appeared. Here I report the background to the early evolution of this effect, presenting first hand unpublished accounts reported to me by colleagues at Birkbeck College in the University of London.'
author:
- 'B. J. Hiley[^1]'
date: |
    TPRU, Birkbeck, University of London, Malet Street,\
    London WC1E 7HX.
title: 'The Early History of the Aharonov-Bohm Effect.'
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Introduction.
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My interest inyoung new member of his own staff!

It was my original intention to describe the way in which Ehrenberg and Siday [@wers] discovered the effect in the 1940s. I had at hand in the Department a number of people who were working with Ehrenberg and Siday when they made their discovery, so I am able to obtain first hand accounts of how the story unfolded. My only regret was that Ray Siday had passed on, but the first hand recollections of the man were still very much alive in the department. The events leading up to the discovery took place in the late 1940s and it turns out to be a fascinating story.

I will only briefly comment on the re-discovery of the effect by Yakir Aharonov and David Bohm


of Florence, for whom Amerigo worked as a local branch manager in Seville, spotting an advertising opportunity, decided to give circulation in Europe to an account of Amerigo’s journey. A geographer Waldseemüller subsequently attributed the discovery of the new continent to Amerigo!

Unfortunately Möllenstedt died in 1997 and by the time the “History of the Electron Biprism" article reached me, it was too late to obtain a clarification of this point, so it is still an open question as to whether Franz had spotted the effect.

Some Background to the Work of Ehrenberg and Siday.
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Werner Ehrenberg was born in Berlin and studied Philosophy, Physics and Mathematics at the University of Berlin and took his PhD at Heidelberg. He was an Assistant in the Physical Institute of the Technische Hochschule inStuttgart but was dismissed for being Jewish in 1933 and sort refuge in the UK. He worked at Birkbeck under Blackett on a grant from the Academic Assistance Council, before working in industry during WW II. At the end of the war he returned to Birkbeck where he worked under J. D. Bernal before becoming established in his own right, finally taking the Chair of Experimental Physics at Birkbeck.

His interests in physics were wide and varied. His early interests were in x-rays and electron optics. Indeed this early work centred on the task of developing a method to produce soft focus x-rays that could be used on biological molecules [@WEAF], [@WEWS]. With Walter Spear he developed and built the fine focus X-ray generator that Maurice Wilkins, Rosalind Franklin


and Ray Gosling used to study the structure of DNA. It was this experimental work that enabled Crick and Watson to propose the double helix structure that won them, together with Wilkins, the Nobel prize. Ehrenberg’s later interests were in electrical conduction in semiconductors and metals [@WESC].

Ray Siday was a totally different character. He took a First in the B.Sc. Special Physics (London) and worked with Patrick Blackett on Nuclear physics. In 1938 after spending several years on the South Sea Island of Tahiti, he returned to Birkbeck and began working on beta-spectra. Here he developed a keen interest in electron optics. At the time of the publication of their paper reporting what has become known as the AB effect, he was working in Edinburgh University.

The collaboration betweenthat at this time, Siday was working at Edinburgh University in Norman Fowler’s laboratory, while Born was then Tait professor of Natural Philosophy at the same university, so he decided to invite Max Born to his laboratory. David Butt[^3] shared the same laboratory with Siday and at the time of the meeting, was sitting in the corner of the lab while Siday and Born discussed the effect. Unfortunately he could not hear the actual conversation, which lasted about 45 minutes, but he did see Born shaking his head from side to side every so often, seemingly with incomprehension.

At the end of the discussion, the two of them rose, shook hands and Born departed with a face looking like thunder. As soon as the door closed, Siday came up


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"Star Trek challenges the boundaries of co-op gameplay with a galactic adventure that gamers and fans have never experienced,"is an international foundation established by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1999 with the mission to "promote, coordinate and monitor the fight against doping in sport in all its forms".1 Comprised in equal parts of representatives from the sporting movement and from world governments, its primary activities include scientific research, education, development of anti-doping capacities and monitoring of the World Anti-Doping Code (WADC) – the document that harmonizes anti-doping regulations in all sports and countries. While in-competition testing forms an important part of WADA's monitoring activities, out-of-competition testing is seen as crucial to its success, to the extent that WADA specifically advocates that sports' International Federations (IFs) with a "high risk" of out-of-competition doping ought to make out-of-competition testing "a priority".2 Insofar as "a number of prohibited


from the Council of Europe normative framework, wherein the right to privacy is set forth by the ECHR. The framework of the Council of Europe includes the Anti-doping Convention13 and its Protocol,14 affirming potentially relevant obligations for member States. The first obliges States parties to adopt appropriate legislation, regulation or administrative measures aimed at restricting the availability of banned doping agents, including provisions to control movement, possession, importation, distribution and sale.15 This provision might be interpreted to entail whereabouts requirements. In this regard States should encourage and facilitate sports organizations in the provision of doping controls,16 by ensuring that they respect the fundamental rights of athletes. The latter requires the States to recognise the competence of WADA and other doping control organizations.17 Both the Antidoping Convention and its2002 Protocol provide no enforcement mechanism, although the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) can, as usual, interpretatively refer to their norms in its decisions.18 It is worth noting that the 2002 Protocol was neither signed nor ratified by the UK, although the Anti-doping Convention clearly enunciates a State's responsibility for sport organization activity. Finally, a fifth privacy challenge to the whereabouts requirements is available through UK and European data protection law. Briefly, the Data Protection Act 1998, a replacement of previous legislation such as the Data Protection Act 1984 and the Access to Personal Files Act 1987, is a UK Act of Parliament which defines the law on the processing of the data of identifiable living people. The Act establishes the legal requirements pertaining to data collection


and processing, such as the right of access to information being held about oneself, nonFair Play, vol.1 n.2, 2013 Oskar MacGregor et alii Fair Play ISSN: 2014-9255 13 Council of Europe (1989) Anti-doping Convention, Strasbourg: Council of Europe. It has been signed and ratified by the UK on Nov. 16, 1989 and entered into force the March 1, 1990. 14 Council of Europe (2002) Protocol to Anti-doping Convention, Warsaw: Council of Europe. The treaty has not yet been signed by UK. 15 Council of Europe (1989) Anti-doping Convention, Article 4.1. 16 Council of Europe (1989) Anti-doping Convention, Article 4.3c. 17 Council of Europe (1989) Anti-doping Convention, Article 1.3. 18 Ruggiu (2012)"Synthetic Biology and Human Rights in the European Context: Comparison of the EU and the Council of Europethe court held in Chambers,35 that two questions have to be addressed. Firstly, in following Nagle,36 does the case concern a right to work and, secondly, is the anti-doping measure fair and proportionate.37 In Chambers, an athlete found guilty of doping by the UKA disciplinary tribunal returned to athletics after his ban and qualified for nomination by UKA to be selected as a member of the British Olympic team. In addition, however, a by-law stated that any athlete who had been found guilty of doping was ineligible for selection for the British Olympic team. The athlete claimed that the by-law amounted to an unfair restraint of trade and was illegal. The court dismissed his claim as the Olympic Games were an amateur event in the sense that participation


of workers between Member States of the EU, applied to rules governing the transfer system of European football associations. The European Court of Justice held that the EC (EEC) Treaty, Article 48, applied not only to rules laid down by public authorities but also to both national and international sporting associations who dealt with the employment terms of professional athletes. The transfer fee system was incompatible as it prevented the free movement of players who wished to join a club in another Member State even after their contracts had expired. Bosman shows that the decisions of European sporting bodies can fall within the scope of EU law but it does not necessarily follow that they extend to rules on anti-doping measures. In Edwards v British Athletic Federation,39 anathlete was banned for four years under IAAF rules following a positive drug test. This was two year longer than similar bans in other EU countries and the athlete challenged the lawfulness of IAAF's refusal to remit the last two years of the ban under the EC (EEC) Treaty, Article 59. He contended that the ban was an interference with his freedom to earn a living as an athlete within the EU. The court dismissed the action and concluded that EC (EEC) Treaty, Article 59, did not apply as drug control rules regulated the sporting conduct of athletes. The fact that the imposition of a penalty for transgressors might have serious economic consequences was merely an incidental and inevitable side-effect. The imposition of sanctions was seen as essential


29. 40 Subiotto (2010) "The adoption and enforcement of anti-doping rules should not be subject to European competition law", ECLR 323. 26 However, when the swimmers appealed, the European Court of Justice took a very different view. In Meca-Medina v Commission of the European Communities (C-519/04 P),41 the ECJ held that as the swimmers were professionals who were paid for their services, any rule that banned them from earning a living from swimming fell within the scope of anti-competition and restraint of trade laws of the EU. In their final ruling however the ECJ held that the anti-doping measures applied by FINA were justifiable and proportionate restrictions that ensured fair competition, protected the health of athletes and preserved the integrity of the sport of swimming. This decision ofof Positive Obligations Under the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Human Rights, Oxford: Hart Publishing; Akandji-Kombe (2007) Positive obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights: A guide to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights, Strasbourg: Council of Europe. 47 Article 8 provides: 1. Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence. 2. There shall be no interference by a public authority with the exercise of this right except such as is in accordance with the law and is necessary in a democratic society in the interests of national security, public safety or the economic well-being of the country, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health


or morals, or for the protection of the rights and freedoms of others. See also Human Rights Act 1998, schedule 1, part 1, Article 8.2. 28 integrity,48 and personal development, without any outside interference of the personality of each individual in their relations with other human beings.49 Elements such as, for example, gender identification, name, sexual orientation and sexual life, ethnic origin, a person's health, genetic features of the individual, and whereabouts information fall within the personal sphere protected by the meaning of Article 8.50 In fact, private life does not cover only the mere "inner circle" of the individual, but also "activities of a professional or business nature". There is, therefore, a zone of interaction of a person with others, even in public context, which may fallspecific provisions, a state of disproportionality in the face of the norms of the ECHR might emerge from detailed scrutiny by the Court. It is argued that in the absence of such, implementation of the WADA whereabouts requirements is in tension with existing anti-doping policy in the UK. Although the UK Government's adoption of the WADC is based on the Copenhagen Declaration on Anti–Doping in Sport (Second World Conference on Doping in Sport 2003) and ratification by the UK Parliament of the International Convention against Doping in Sport (UNESCO 2005), these international treaty obligations have not been incorporated into domestic UK law. In Ohuruogu,77 CAS held that anti-doping measures were implemented under UKA anti-doping rules and the IAAF rules rather than UK law. It follows therefore that in


Where is the privacy in WADA's 'whereabouts' rule?, Marquette Sports Law Review 20 (1). McNamee and Møller, eds. (2011). Doping and Anti-Doping Policy in Sport: Ethical, Legal and Social Perspectives, London: Routledge. McNamee and Tarasti (2010). Ethical and juridical peculiarities of anti-doping legislation, Journal of Medical Ethics, 36, 165-9. Mowbray (2004). The Development of Positive Obligations Under the European Convention on Human Rights by the European Court of Human Rights, Oxford: Hart Publishing. Pendlebury and McGarry (2009). Location Location Location: the Whereabouts Rule and the Right to Privacy, Cambrian Law Review 40. Reinish (2005). The Changing International Legal Framework for Dealing with Non-State Actors, in Alston (ed.) Non-State Actors and Human Rights, Oxford: Oxford University press. Ruggiu (2012). "Synthetic Biology and Human Rights in the European Context: ComparisonTuesday, March 21, 2017

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Then the rain came — again.

Langer made five birdies on the back nine Friday to take a two-shot lead over Corey Pavin before the second thunderstorm of the day suspended play late in the second round.

The 59-year-old Langer was 6-under par through 16 holes and 13 under for the tournament. The three-time defending champion had his only bogey of the day on No. 1, a 360-yard par 4.

Langer rebounded with birdies on Nos. 3 and 5, then opened the back nine with four straight birdies. He added another birdie on No. 16 before lightning andby successive bogeys on Nos. 13 and 14, he returned from the stoppage to make clutch pars on 17 and 18.

“It was a tough delay, especially come back to probably the two toughest holes out there,” McCarron said.

Mize shot a 76 to fall in a tie for 15th place, nine shots off the pace. After making nine birdies Thursday, Mize staggered through a second round that featured just one birdie and five bogeys.

Flesch had an unspectacular 73, making two bogeys and one birdie. He was at 6 under, one shot behind Ian Woosnam and Scott Dunlap.


of journalists. The Americans were, I thought, generally on their good behavior. A few told me they were surprised, even taken aback, by how strongly the Europeans feel—with a mix of gratitude and resentment—the American global hegemony. The language of American “imperialism” is pervasive, even as Americans politely but persistently point out that that is not how we understand our role in the world.

Marcello Pera, who was serving his last days as president of the Italian senate, made a vigorous case for a “Christian civil religion” that would put millions of Muslim immigrants on notice that they are living in a culturally Christian society. He met with considerable resistance from Americans who have been around the track on the problems with civil religion, but there is much meritin his argument and it is sympathetically engaged by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict, in the recent book, Without Roots .

The conference included a public lecture by the redoubtable Joseph Weiler, professor of law at New York University. The chancellor of Austria and other notables were in attendance. Weiler, an observant Jew, has written a much-discussed book on “Christophobia” and Europe’s abandonment of its Christian identity. The book is much discussed in Europe, not here, since English is not among the many languages into which it has been translated. He is determined to do the English translation himself, and I very much hope it appears soon. But it was something to have a large audience of European intellectuals and public dignitaries listening attentively as an observant and


to promote Catholic universities, and especially to promote and assist in the preservation and strengthening of their Catholic identity, including the protection of their Catholic identity in relation to civil authorities. This will be achieved more effectively if close personal and pastoral relationships exist between university and church authorities, characterized by mutual trust, close and consistent cooperation and continuing dialogue. Even when they do not enter directly into the internal governance of the university, bishops ‘should be seen not as external agents but as participants in the life of the Catholic university.’
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Some have said that this is a watershed moment in Notre Dame’s history, and certainly any discussion of academic freedom and Catholic character goes to the heart of Notre Dame’s everyday life¯both in theoryStay current with our daily newsflash.

Competition Driving Down Prices in the D&O Market

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Posted on 08 Feb 2010

The market for directors and officers liability remains soft as tough competition continues to put pressure on pricing. About 53 companies are currently underwriting D&O coverage. Except for financial institutions, which have been stung by the subprime mortgage crisis and the financial turmoil of 2008, the market for most buyers is soft, speakers said at the Professional Liability Underwriting Society's D&O Symposium.

"We have a supply and demand imbalance, and it's driving rates to a place where they shouldn't be," said John A. Rafferty, senior vice president of Arch Insurance Group, and a speaker at the New York conference.

But the increased competition is good news for D&O buyers, who can find room


Without saying a word Council Member Willie DeLaRosa Tuesday night survived an attempt by another council member to have him removed as mayor pro tem.

Council Member Kay McAnally asked the council to elect another member to serve as second-in-command as DeLaRosa resigned his council seat in January to run for mayor.

As per the city charter, a council member automatically resigns from office once he or she announces or files a candidacy for another elected position. The Texas Constitution, however, requires an elected official to remain in office until a successor is elected, City Attorney David Bragg said.

"I want to make it abundantly clear that the reason I’m bringing this up has nothing to do with Councilman DeLaRosa personally," McAnally said. "I am bringing this up as a pointof principal and procedure for the council."

McAnally said since DeLaRosa resigned his council seat, he, too, resigned his position as mayor pro tem, who serves as mayor when the mayor is absent or unable to perform the duties of the highest elected office in the city.

"The situation we have right now is that Mr. DeLaRosa is acting as mayor pro tem even though he has resigned the position," she said. "I think the mayor pro tem position should be held by a City Council member who has not resigned their office."

DeLaRosa, who did not speak up during McAnally’s call for a new mayor pro tem Tuesday night, told the Advertiser on Thursday the move was political.

"It’s all just politics," he said. "(McAnally is) supporting my opponent in the


Walmart’s CEO at the time proclaimed that the company was on the path to sustainability. He spoke about the company using renewable energy, eliminating waste and promoting more organic products. A decade on and the company sat down to get an overview on their progress. Thankfully, in some cases they were farther down the road than they had realised.

As an example, a target for the company was a decrease in greenhouse gas emissions of 20m metric tons by 2010. Fertiliser use on farms growing Walmart create was among those industries where they made the largest impact on emissions and has been largely because of working with their providers.

In the past decade, the business has also contributed to maintaining over one million acres of wildlife habitat.

Ikea understands the valuesymptoms include lameness that, if you notice on your Great Dane, means you need to take him immediately to your vet.

Attributes: This monumental dog 86cm tall in size and made him perfect for his traditional roles of yanking and hunting guys off their horses in wars. This shaggy-haired puppy has the power to create a perfect family pet for many thanks to his capacity to create deep bonds with his owner and his desire to be involved with all facets of family life.
Health problems: because of the size of Irish wolfhound puppy breed, he is also vulnerable to suffering from bone cancer, hip dysplasia and elbow dysplasia. Other conditions that could affect this particular breed, they include heart disease brought on by the heart muscle becoming thin and


healthcare workers present at that moment. Particular staff assignments were given to every areas in addition to instructions of duties and obligations.

A Strange Visitor

Here comes the individual with a snake in his hands. In the beginning, this caused some amount of chaos in the ER upon visiting the individual in excellent stress and being restless. The situation later was commanded following the initial interview. The majority of the ER staff when they saw the individual, avoided coming near him, the urge to avoid being bitten obviously taking over. Two male employees nurses approached the patient by a considerably safe space. Under directions, he had been led to the empty resuscitation room. After a quick visual, the monster twisted round the arm of the guy was discovered to bepromptly attended to the individual and put on bed for tracking. The attendant was then given instructions to take the snake instantly and put it on a closed jar with holes for evaluation.

Treatment

The individual was still weak at this moment. After a complete physical examination, he had been given anti tetanus shot and anti venom shot per order of the ER doctor. He was discharged couple of days afterwards in enhanced and in good shape.

What Happened to the Unusual Visitor?

After sending the snake at the lab for evaluation, it was confirmed to be of the poisonous selection. However, killing the reptile wasn’t a fantastic option. The reptile was observed for a few hours before it recovered, and it was finally returned in its natural habitat. Killing poisonous creatures


for anybody. There are 34,000 classes around the world, and 15,375 of the inside the usa. Golf is also one of the matches which assists with exercise and a fantastic way of a cardio of workouts.

The game began in the 16th century in Scotland in St. Andrews golf links; a course that still functions today. It was banned in Scotland since they had the areas for military practice, but the ban was lifted shortly afterwards. Golf first entered America in 1729 when the governor of Massachusetts began playing the match on his personal estate.

With the recent concern growing over youth soccer, baseball players tearing their arms aside, and basketball virtually limits itself to people over 6 feet. These sports have been rising in accidents have been causing difficultiesfor individuals as they enter adulthood. Golf is one which can be performed by many people, and including women. With that, golf is one of those games which you can continue to perform during time. There are baseball players who play golf as a means to remain fit during their offseason. If child does so to opt to stay with golf, schools are constantly giving out scholarships to play the sport. It has turned into an international affair also with youth players from all over coming to the USA to play at a few of the greatest universities.

The same goes individuals that are looking to begin playing their adulthood. Most people today complain that golf takes more than 4 hours and is a waste of money and time.


as if I had been getting better immediately, I was likely to package it up and proceed to another thing.

Luckily for me, once I joined my first bowling league at age 13 there was lots of help available. The league for 13-18 year olds began at 8:30 am.

After we settled on our set of lanes and began bowling, the coaches could begin making their way up and down the bowling centre, helping everybody that appeared to need it along the way.

I recall one particular trainer, not by title but since he was the oldest, and was a retired police officer. He did not have any kids of his own in that league but he bowled at the Seniors league after us would get up early to help allis still hitting well under the Mendoza Line, almost halfway through the 2018 season. He is among those few players that Hamilton is really outhitting, and the latter could be a definite upgrade on defense.

The Reds also have a much greater asset to market to the Red Sox, second baseman Scooter Gennett. Boston was reluctant to upgrade at moment, anticipating the return of All-Star Dustin Pedroia from the disabled list.

Pedroia did come off the D.L. last week, only to be put back on after only 1 game. Since the division rival Yankees are proving to be among the greatest teams in the league, the Red Sox can ill afford to wait for Pedroia to get fully cured.

Right now Boston is using Eduardo Escobar at moment, a veteran presence


Galactorrhea as the sole presenting symptom of a posterior third ventricular epidermoid cyst.
Brain tumors that are remote from the sellar and parasellar region rarely produce galactorrhea. Galactorrhea was the sole presenting symptom in a patient with a posterior third ventricular epidermoid cyst. On investigation, her serum prolactin level was mildly elevated. After radical excision of the tumour, the spontaneous galactorrhea stopped and the serum prolactin level decreased. Because of the clinical and biochemical response seen after surgery, we speculate that the galactorrhea was caused by the presence of the tumor. We postulate that the pressure exerted by the tumor on the diencephalic structures was probably the cause of galactorrhea in our patient.Wikidata, the crowdsourced database of structured knowledge by the Wikimedia movement has grown to over 24 million entries and by now has structured information for every major settlement on earth. These are extremely useful properties like multlingual labels, statistics like populations and GDP, and other related information like politics, history and media about the place (See London, New York City, Timbuktu).

Geolocated articles on Wikidata, with those added in the last year highlighted in pink. Source: Wikidata Map

One of the great strengths of OSM is to leverage the data to create create multlingual maps that make the map accessible to a lot more readers than just the local population. Since the beginning of the project, the community have been adding various name:code tags for this purpose, and has resulted


to one Wikidata feature - Duplicate matches: One OSM feature matches to multiple Wikidata features with the same name

Unique matches

In most cases, the location of the matched feature on Wikidata is less than a few Kms, and by confirming from the description that the feature is also a city or town, its possible to confirm this was the correct match. It is important to be careful about the feature description as in some cases Wikidata may have ambiguous entries that represents multiple concepts like both a city and a province with the same name as one object.

For unique matches with a large match distance >10kms, it is likely the match was to another place with the same name and is an incorrect match. In a few rare cases,New Hampshire is 1 of 4 states that ban tint on the front windows to the left and right of the driver (link, link) while every other state allows it.

While the reasons for such ban are minimal, the benefits to the people seem to have been overlooked. The NH tint law was created in 1989 and was last modified in 1997. This law, surprisingly, even goes against the state motto of "Live Free or Die".

Such moderate tint laws affect thousands of drivers everyday. Benefits of allowing tint on the front windows include, but are not limited to:

Adds additional crash safety from shattered glass. (link)

Reduces the sun's glare, helping prevent accidents due to excess glare. (link)

Reduces headlight glare and brightness, in the sideview mirrors, from drivers behind us. (link)

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Last week, when Mitt Romney claimed not to have seen an attack ad his campaign had produced, he was no doubt trying to blame his super PAC, Restore Our Future, for coming up with it. Whether or not the former Massachusetts governor was being truthful-one can imagine that, in a fast-moving campaign, candidates only passively approve the messages their surrogates put out-the incident underscored the way super PACs, which are barred from coordinating directly with the candidates they are supporting, have come to dominate the political landscape.

In the first presidential race since the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United, which opened the doors for corporations to make unlimited contributions in support of a candidate, campaign-finance law is at the center of the election cycle like never before.on political expenditures or make contributions directly to candidates. But in SpeechNow, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals held that Congress could not place contribution limits on PACs so long as they only used that money for political expenditures (not funnel that money to candidates). Relying on the Speechnow decision, the FEC registered the first super PAC in June 2010. More than 260 super PACs were registered by the end of 2011. While Citizens United opened the floodgates for corporate money, it was actually SpeechNow that gave rise to the money-pooling structure of super PACs.

SpeechNow was certainly much easier to decide given the precedent set by Citizens United, but there were other precedents that might have brought the D.C. Appeals Court to the same conclusion. In 2008, for


a plurality of diamagnetic pellets into the posterior wall of the heart chamber; (b) positioning a first electromagnetic field generator on the chest wall of the patient and a second electromagnetic field generator on the back wall of the patient; (c) generating a first electromagnetic field with the first electromagnetic field generator thereby pushing the ferromagnetic pellets in the anterior wall away from the first electromagnetic field generator and pulling the diamagnetic pellets in the posterior wall toward the first electromagnetic field generator to compress the heart chamber; (d) discontinuing the first electromagnetic field generated by the first electromagnetic field generator; (e) generating a second electromagnetic field with the second electromagnetic field generator thereby pulling the diamagnetic pellets in the posterior wall toward the second electromagnetic field generatorEdit

According to Joshua Sawyer, the quest was inspired by his experiences collecting Tootsie Roll Pop wrappers[1] as a boy due to a false rumor that sending 100 special wrappers bearing illustrations of a boy dressed as a Native American shooting an arrow at a star would yield a special prize. The story that Festus tells upon completion of the quest is based upon a story that was sent out to children who sent in wrappers and it shares many common elements. A terminal shows that the rumor about a prize was not created by the Sunset Sarsaparilla Company, and was only used to continue the increase in profits that was started by the rumors.


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the Boraalans. Picard refuses to compound the damage that Rozhenko has inflicted upon the Prime Directive and the Boraalan culture. Rozhenko is at once disappointed about Picard's decision and asks to transmit his logs back to the ship, stating that the only way he will now be able to save the Boraalan culture is by preserving it in a museum. Worf tries to heal his brother's pain by helping him to transmit the logs to the ship, but Rozhenko refuses his help.

Later on the bridge, Rozhenko goes to the science station at the back on the bridge to transmit his logs to the ship's computer. There, the crew witnesses the imminent destruction of Boraal II. Picard reminds everyone on the bridge that this is one of the fewhand and reveals that all of the Boraalans did not actually die, but were beamed aboard the Enterprise-D just before the destruction of their homeworld. Worf is shocked at his brother's actions, another blatant disregard of the Prime Directive.

Act Two

Rozhenko explains that he was able to make the plasmonic bursts look like they overloaded the ship's sensors so he could beam up the Boraalans without anyone on the ship noticing. The plan worked perfectly. Worf is dismayed at his brother's increasingly delinquent behavior and says during a conversation in the turbolift that he wants nothing to do with him after his actions. Rozhenko is sent to Picard's ready room and Picard begins to berate him for his actions and tells him that his career is most likely finished.


grid flashing in a pool of water. Worf tries to calm down the Boraalans by saying that it is an omen, the Sign of La Forge. La Forge understands Worf's predicament and fixes the problem. Rozhenko announces that their journey to their new home is blessed. He later goes over to Worf and says that they make quite a team. Worf says bluntly that they are not a team.

Meanwhile, in stellar cartography, Data and Dr. Crusher are looking for a new homeworld for the Boraalans. They come up with two solutions, Draygo IV in the Draygo system or Vacca VI in the Vacca system. The Draygo system is located only three light years away from Cardassian space and there are constant border disputes in the area, which rulesit out, so Data and Dr. Crusher choose Vacca VI. The Enterprise will reach the planet in 42 hours. In the holodeck, Worf notices that Rozhenko has become close with a Boraalan named Dobara. As he is noticing them, Vorin is drawing a chronicle, which documents the history of his village, including Worf and Rozhenko leading them to safety. Worf then announces that they must leave now. Vorin then realizes that he is missing one of his chronicles. Worf asks him to leave it behind, but Vorin says that without it, the village's future means nothing. Worf allows him to go. An elder Boraalan asks Worf to help him with his gear and asks him that if he does not make it to the Boraalans' new home, he


wants Worf to become his daughter's husband. Worf assures the elder that they will make it.

Vorin makes a shocking discovery.

Vorin finds his scroll, but just as he is about to leave, he sees the holodeck arch half hidden in a cavern of rocks. He puts his hand into it, which dissolves the holo-image surrounding the door. Vorin opens the door and steps out into the Enterprise's corridors, shocked by what he sees.

Act Four

Vorin, afraid and confused, makes his way to Ten Forward, where a group on onlookers begin to crowd around him. Fortunately, Deanna Troi and Commander Riker are in the lounge, and they quickly realize what has occurred. They ask everyone else to back away from Vorin. Troi explains that they are both friends of Rozhenko andwas the perfect son and that he has become too involved in Starfleet protocols to think of others. Soon after, Worf realizes that the holodeck malfunctions are increasing and talks to La Forge through his combadge. Later, Dobara approaches Worf while he is alone to tell him that Rozhenko is deeply distraught from their arguments. Dobara then informs Worf that she wishes to consider Worf a part of her family, as Dobara is carrying Rozhenko's child.

Act Five

Vacca VI, the new homeworld of the Boraalans

The Enterprise arrives at Vacca VI, but it will be a few hours before the transporter will be able to beam down the Boraalans, and Picard has one more problem to take care of: Vorin. Picard goes to Vorin's quarters and asks him what he