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Whereas the previous rules only punished teams for an individual rider's ADRV in relation to a team competition, such as a team time trial or team pursuit, by disqualifying the result, the new regulations allow the UCI to fine a WorldTour or Professional Continental team five per cent of their annual budget upon the second and the third confirmed doping sanctions in a 12-month period, and the team can be suspended from international competition for a period of 15-45 days upon the second notification of an ADRV, depending on a decision by the UCI Disciplinary Commission.

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As Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool prepare to kick off the 2017-18 season at Watford on Saturday, we get an expert view on the new campaign from 11 respected members of the press.

Melissa Reddy from Goal.com, Chris Bascombe from The Telegraph, Andy Hunter from The Guardian, Henry Winter of The Times, Dominic King from the Daily Mail, the Liverpool Echo's James Pearce, Paul Joyce from The Times, Neil Atkinson from the Anfield Wrap, Simon Hughes from The Independent, David Maddock of The Mirror, and Jonathan Northcroft from The Sunday Times all give their assessment of the Reds' chances of silverware this term.

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Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Talks to agree a huge $700bn (£380bn) bail-out of the US financial industry have ended in a "shouting match". After several hours of discussions with President George W Bush, a group of Republican members of Congress blocked the government plan. The proposal would have seen the government buy bad debts from US banks to prevent more of them collapsing. President Bush is due to make a statement about the negotiations at 0935 in Washington (1435 BST). Both sides have agreed to resume talks later on Friday. The leader of the Democrats in the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, told ABC News that she "hoped" a bailout plan could be agreed within 24 hours, because "it has to happen". Financialmarkets are gummed up because banks do not know exactly how much bad debt they hold and are therefore reluctant to lend to businesses, consumers and each other. The fall-out of this credit crunch continues to make a huge impact: The United States suffered its largest bank failure yet, when regulators moved in to close down Washington Mutual and then sold it to US rival JP Morgan Chase for $1.9bn

In a co-ordinated move the European Central Bank, the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England, Bank of Japan and the Swiss National Bank announced new short-term loans to the banking sector worth tens of billions of dollars

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fell another 20% to 17 pence before recovering slightly. 'Full throated discussion' On Thursday, Democratic and Republican legislators appeared to have struck a deal. A group of Democrats and Republicans even made a public statement, with Senator Christopher Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, announcing that they had reached "fundamental agreement" on the principles of a bail-out plan. President Bush has lost authority to an extent that must be unprecedented in modern times

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Justin Webb's blog Robert Peston on the crisis Bail-out: For and Against Regulator shuts Washington Mutual But after the White House meeting, the top Republican on the committee, Richard Shelby, told reporters: "I don't believe we have an agreement." The intense discussions reportedly saw US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson literally down onone knee, begging Ms Pelosi to help push through the bail-out package. However, the agreement unravelled when a group of Republican legislators objected to the principle of the plan. The talks at the White House, led by Mr Paulson and US President George W Bush, then descended into what one participant described as "a full-throated discussion". Officials with the campaign team of Republican presidential candidate John McCain spoke of "a contentious shouting match". The Republican critics of the bail-out plan worry about both its cost and how it would involve the government in the financial sector. Instead, they want a government-backed insurance policy for the huge amounts of bad debt built up by US banks. This proposal, however, was described as "unworkable" both by Democratic politicians and some


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More from Today programme "For House Republicans to take a walk is just appalling," said Democrat Barney Frank. He later added that the passage of the bill depended on the Republicans. "It depends on the House Republicans dropping this revolt against the president and cooperating in trying to amend the plan," he said. The breakdown of talks has put a huge question mark over the first debate in the presidential election campaign in the US. Democratic candidate Barack Obama and Mr McCain were supposed to meet in Oxford, Mississippi. But Mr McCain said he wanted to[the victim].” The victim testified that the defendant
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In my own experience, I often begin the lenten season with the best of intentions. I imagine myself going into full monk mode, fasting and praying as ardently as one of the monastic fathers in the desert. And maybe for the first


Do the past few weeks or months or past eight years truly mark the end of capitalism? Or rather, might it be the end of Anarcho-Captialism, total deregulation, tax-free zones of capitalistic ventures, lawless business universes governed only by the whims of the marketplace -- and the market would govern all, the flow of money, credit, the lives of workers, taxpayers, all, all, all:

Anarcho-capitalism (also known as free-market anarchism) is an individualist anarchist political philosophy that advocates the elimination of the state and the provision of security from aggression against person and property by the private sector in a free market. In an anarcho-capitalist society, law enforcement, courts, and all other security services would be provided by voluntarily-funded competitors rather than through compulsory taxation. Nonintrusive personal and economicactivities would not be regulated, because the natural laws of the market – rather than politics – would order society.

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Anarcho-capitalism. The ultimate wet dream of Milton Friedman...:

Friedman's theories, which included tight fiscal discipline and deregulation of markets, grew influential in the United States after Ronald Reagan became president.... Friedman's ideas were embraced by President Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s and lauded by many in the business world. But they were also controversial because of the deep cuts in government spending and the more restricted role they entailed for government in buffering citizens from economic forces. Friedman was regarded as the leader of the Chicago School of monetary economics and the leading proponent of free market theory.

From Friedman's obituary:

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UPDATED: Belmont woman killed in Meredith crash

By DAN SEUFERTUnion Leader Correspondent

MEREDITH - A 22-year-old Belmont woman who was a student at a Boston college was killed early Sunday morning when her car slammed into a parked car in a driveway near Old Center Harbor Road, police said.Meredith Bergeron, of 107 Cotton Hill Road, Belmont, was driving alone traveling east on Route 25 in her 2005 PT Cruiser when she apparently lost control and hit a 2007 Ford Focus in a driveway at 182 Route 25 at 2:36 a.m., according to Sgt. Michael Harper.Bergeron's vehicle came to rest in the westbound lane. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Both vehicles were totaled, police said. Police are investigating whether speed or alcohol played any role in the crash.Police wereassisted at the scene by workers from the Meredith Fire and Rescue Department, Stewart's Ambulance and the state medical examiner's office.Bergeron was a graduate Belmont High School's class of 2008, and was a student at Emmanuel College in Boston, Mass., where she had been studying health care, according to Linda Frawley, a family friend. Her father, Dick Bergeron, is a retired police chief from a Massachusetts community, and her mother is a health-care worker, Frawley said.Bergeron's family was devastated by the death, she said. "She was this delightful young person, this is such a tragedy," Frawley said.dseufert@newstote.com

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Many birds migrate here and to Narayanbet, which is fifteen kilometers from here,million foreign residents come from countries outside the European Union. Julie Schindall examines the latest data on this population, integration indicators and policies, and political rhetoric and public opinion.

The European Union's recent proposal aims to attract highly skilled migrants by granting them access to all EU labor markets—but with some important limitations. Elizabeth Collett of the European Policy Centre explains the basics of the Blue Card proposal, the questions it raises, and national-level reactions.

While the countries that make a point of competing for the world's best and brightest tweaked their entry systems in 2007, the European Commission took a bold leap in late October: it formally proposed a European Union "Blue Card" scheme for admitting highly qualified non-EU workers who already have a work contract in a Member


'Juarez cartel boss' Alberto Carrillo caught in Mexico Published duration 2 September 2013

The security forces in Mexico have arrested the alleged leader of the Juarez drug cartel, Alberto Carrillo Fuentes, also known as Ugly Betty.

He was detained in the western state of Nayarit without offering resistance.

Mr Carrillo Fuentes, 47, is the third alleged top cartel leader to be caught this year in Mexico, where the authorities have been waging an intense campaign against drug gangs.

He faces charges of drug trafficking and organised crime.

'Family business'

Investigators say Alberto Carrillo Fuentes took over the leadership of the Juarez cartel from his brother Vicente, who is also wanted on charges of drug trafficking, murder and money laundering.

Another brother, Amado, led the cartel until his death in 1997. Known as Lord of theSkies for his large fleet of aircraft used to smuggle drugs to the US, died after undergoing plastic surgery.

Considered one of the most powerful drug gangs in Mexico in the 1990s, the Juarez cartel has lost many of the drug routes it controlled to its rivals from the Sinaloa cartel, analysts say.

Many of the murders in the border state of Chihuahua and the city of Juarez are blamed on the rivalry between the two groups.

The arrest on Sunday came a day before Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto is due to give his state of the union speech.

The detention of Alberto Carrillo Fuentes is the third high-profile arrest in three months, following that of the alleged leader of the Zetas, Miguel Angel Trevino in July, and the detention of


In terms of learning curves, Marcus Rashford's career so far has resembled a young boy being given a racing bike, immediately winning a stage on the Tour de France, and only then someone arrives to attach some stabilisers.

Rashford's astonishing start to life at Manchester United last season was so spectacular that some form of regression this term was inevitable. That regression has taken the form of reduced playing time, Zlatan Ibrahimovic taking the bulk of the goal-scoring duties, and indeed rather less success in front of goal. Rashford hasn't scored a league goal since September, 961 barren minutes, give or take, over 18 appearances, with only three strikes against Championship opposition in the FA Cup to show for his efforts.

This season is probably close to how Rashford wouldhave been treated had his introduction to the Manchester United first team been by design, rather than necessity. Thrown in because Louis van Gaal literally had nobody else last season, his initial form was a glorious, unexpected bonus. He scored goals, he showed an awareness that seemed absurd for someone so young, and reduced seasoned defenders to clueless head-scratchers.

Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Show all 22 1 /22 Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Victor Valdes – 5 out of 10 His double save was a moment of excellence, but he was beaten twice by Fellaini and Lingard and conceded a calamitous third. AFP/Getty Images Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Antonio Barragan – 5 out of


important crosses and led the United defence well. Could have done better to clear the ball for Gestede’s goal. Getty Images Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Phil Jones – 5 out of 10 Held his own at the back, but made a number of unnecessary fouls. Getty Images Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Ashley Young – 6 out of 10 His assist for the opening goal was an example of his ability, although he drifted out of the game late on. Man Utd via Getty Images Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratings Michael Carrick – 6 out of 10 A textbook Carrick display. He created chances, defended well and his work rate was relentless. AFP/Getty Images Middlesbrough 1 Manchester United 3 player ratingsMiddlesbrough defence at will, centre-back Bernardo in particular given an afternoon he might want to forget, but will probably remember in nightmarish flashes for years to come.

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Ant McPartlin's estranged wife Lisa Armstrong could make £155 million from their divorce, according to reports she has been advised to go after her presenter partner's future earnings.

It was previously said that Ant, 42, was willing to pay Lisa, 41, half of his £62million fortune to end their marriage amicably.

Yet The Sun reports that The Strictly Come Dancing make-up artist is said to have been told to follow in the footsteps of Karen Parlour, the ex-wife of Arsenal star Ray Parlour, who was awarded a third of the footballer's future earnings when they divorced in 2004.

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Costly: Lisa Armstrong, 41, is reportedly set to make millions as she has been advised to go after husband Ant McPartlin's future earnings during their divorce settlement

An insider told TheSun On Sunday: '[Lisa] is not motivated by money and she has been focusing on getting through the devastating end of her marriage in one piece.

'But she has a very strong legal team behind her. Their argument is Lisa has been pivotal to Ant achieving his fortune so she deserves to see some of his future earnings.'

Ant and Lisa spent 23 years together, 11 of which they married, before announcing their decision to divorce earlier this month.

MailOnline has contacted Lisa and Ant's representatives for comment.

Change of plans: It was previously said that Ant, 42, was willing to pay Lisa, 41, half of his £62million fortune to end their marriage amicably

Historical: The Strictly Come Dancing make-up artist is said to have been told to follow in the footsteps of


Karen Parlour, the ex-wife of Arsenal star Ray Parlour, who was awarded a third of the footballer's future earnings when they divorced in 2004 (pictured at their 1998 wedding)

Downcast: Ant was seen looking sombre as he left the Britain's Got Talent auditions in London on Saturday as reports of the divorce settlement were brought to light

The case would be reminiscent of the ex-wife of Premiership footballer Ray Parlour, who won an appeal to claim more than a third of his future income after standing by him through fame and fortune.

Three judges had been asked to rule that, in principle, the post-divorce income of a high-earning spouse should be split 50-50 in the same way as other matrimonial assets to reflect the vital input of the other partner tothe marriage.

The award was in addition to two mortgage-free houses worth more than £1 million and a £250,000 lump sum, plus the £12,500 a year Parlour was paying for each of the children.

Whilst Parlour was nearing the end of his professional career at the time of the settlement, Ant appears to be at the top of his game.

Glum figure: The Geordie native dressed down in a simple navy coat and grey baker boy hat as he left the studios

Long night? The presenter looked a tad weary as he headed home in the back of a taxi

Ant made history on Tuesday when he scooped the Best Presenter prize with Declan Donnelly for the 17th time in a row at the National Television Awards.

He has found fame as part of


the double act, with the pair hosting ITV's Saturday Night Takeaway and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

MOST EXPENSIVE CELEBRITY DIVORCES OF ALL TIME Phil Collins and Orianne Collins £25million Famed for breaking all records in British celebrity divorces, the costly settlement in 2008 closely followed his payout to first wife Jill. The duo unexpectedly reunited in 2015, seven years after the settlement and she confirmed that she was calling him 'her husband' again. Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills £24.3million While Heather sought £125m from her husband in 2008, she only received a fifth, which was still a momentous sum from The Beatles singer, and she said she was 'very, very pleased' with the outcome. Phil Collins and Jill Tavelman £17million The first of themusician's high profile divorces came after he finished their relationship by fax in 1994. Chris Tarrant and Ingrid £12.5million Ingrid won half of her husband's fortune when the 15-year marriage ended with infidelity. An 18-month battle was settled in 2008. Ronnie and Jo Wood £6.5million The Rolling Stones rocker cheated on Jo with 20-year-old Ukrainian cocktail waitress Ekaterina Ivanova, leaving their 24-year marriage in tatters in 2008. Since their momentous divorce, the couple have become friends and Jo now says divorce is the best thing that ever happened to her. Cheryl and Ashley Cole £6million Worth £14million at the time, cheating footballer Ashley is said to have coughed up a small fortune in their settlement. He left her with their expensive home after a speedy separation in 2010.


Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Sarah Brightman £6million In 1990, the theatre mogul divorced the singer after a six-year marriage. He had cast her in his lead role for The Phantom of the Opera, after meeting her in Cats. On 25th anniversary of the musical, they settled their differences. Advertisement

In 2007 Ant and Dec signed a deal with ITV that was rumored to be worth around £40 million that meant they would present exclusively on ITV – they recently renewed this deal for an estimated £30 million which sees the pair cemented with the channel until 2019.

Cosmopolitan claimed that for their one-month stint on I’m A Celeb, Ant and Dec receive £2.5 million each, with the pair earning £79,000 as a per day in 2016.

As well as their work onTV, the duo are both property investors too – reportedly owning properties worth around £10 million combined.

Ant moved out of his marital home in November, and has been residing in another London residence since then.

The pair own their own production company Mitre, and Dec owns his own company called Deecour, and they also own Hurley Promotions together which handles their finances.

It is also reported that Ant and Dec are each insured against the other's death for £1 million.

The claims come after Lisa 'liked' a Twitter post claiming her estranged husband Ant is 'hiding someone' - amid speculation of a romance between him and Scarlett Moffatt.

The make-up artist, 42, favourited a cryptic tweet from a fan on Friday who claimed: 'I think Ant is hiding something or someone, so


sorry honey'.

It comes as Ant - who announced his split from Lisa after 11 years of marriage two weeks ago - was seen looking close with Gogglebox star Scarlett at the National Television Awards, sparking rumours of a budding relationship.

On Friday morning, a fan tweeted Lisa saying: 'after 2 years coming off prescribed pain meds my hubby took the back lash, the moaning, the mood swings, the full crap but 18yrs of marriage,loyalty and LOVE& were still together, I think Ant is hiding something or someone so sorry huni '.

Lisa 'liked' the tweet, which no doubt struck a chord with her due to Ant's previous struggles with painkiller addiction - for which he was treated last summer in rehab.

The Strictly Come Dancing make-up artist then 'liked' another postthe pair sat together with Declan Donnelly during the NTA's.

While he celebrated his three gong win, viewers couldn't help but predict a blossoming romance between the 42-year-old TV presenter and the Gogglebox star.

Sharing their hopes that Ant and Scarlett could become more than friends on social media, fans wrote during the NTAs that the two would be a 'cute couple'.

Love predictions: It comes after fans took to Twitter to reveal they want Ant McPartlin, 42, to strike up a romance with Scarlett Moffatt, 27, as the pair sat together with Declan Donnelly (middle) during the National Television Awards on Tuesday

Close friends: The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award went to the duo for their work on Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway, which Scarlett Moffatt works on regularly, so the


has been through a difficult 12 months after being rehabilitated for drug addiction following a painful knee injury and later splitting from his wife Lisa Armstrong which he announced earlier this month.

He spoke to The Sun at the NTAs after growing emotional on-stage when he and his best friend Ant dominated the annual awards ceremony, after sweeping the board with three gongs, including Best Presenter for the 17th year running.

Speaking to the publication, Ant, who has remained relatively silent on his woes, confessed to his struggles just days after his divorce announcement.

Earlier in the evening, on receiving the award, Ant broke down in tears as he made his way to the stage and insisted that the prize had 'meant a lot' following a 'tough year'.

On-stage he said: 'I'mRobin Hayes, the former chairman of the North Carolina Republican Party, is set to plead guilty to lying to the FBI in a federal bribery case.

Hayes, a congressman, faces up to six months behind bars and is scheduled to formally enter his guilty plea to a single count of lying to the FBI Wednesday, spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney’s office told The Charlotte Observer.

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Hayes was one of four men indicted in the spring on charges of conspiracy and bribery. Durham businessman Greg Lindberg, a major GOP donor, and two associates, John Gray and John Palermo, were also charged. All four pleaded not guilty at the time.

The men are accused of trying to bribe state Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey with $2 million in campaign contributions to convince him to


strained after Russia formally recognized South Korea in 1990. However, Russian President Vladimir Putin sought to renew that old alliance by paying North Korea a historic visit in 2000. Kim Jong Il, father of King Jong-Un, visited Russia several times in return.

It’s safe to assume that Moscow won’t stand idly by if the United States takes on North Korea through any military action. Just like China, Moscow has very vocally objected to the United States installing a missile defense system in South Korea. To protect Russia’s strategic interests in Korea, Putin could wade into the Korean Peninsula like he did in Syria.

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One of the most important lessons from the First Korean War is that sometimes arrogance is our worst enemy. In his new book, “TheNovember 21, 1950, it breached China’s bottom line. The rude awakening for the United States came on November 25, 1950, the day the U.S. Army was caught off-guard when China sent 300,000 troops across the Yalu River to help North Korea fight the UN troops.

Compared to the UN troops, the Chinese troops were poorly fed and equipped, but they had one advantage: a seemingly unlimited supply of manpower. Mao was willing to achieve his goals at any human cost. During the two-year period of Chinese involvement in the Korean War, it’s estimated that China committed 3 million troops, and approximately 400,000 to 1 million Chinese soldiers were killed. But it’s the first war China fought and hadn’t lost since 1840. So for Mao, the Korean War was a


and attitudes through non-coercive (non-military) means.

‘Hating America became one of the key pillars of the Communist revolution and remains one of its most nettlesome legacies today.’

In 1950, the Chinese public was told that South Korea, with the United States’ support, had started the Korean War by invading North Korea. Even today, Chinese school books continue to make this claim to Chinese children. While Chinese soldiers were fighting in North Korea in the 1950s, Mao launched a nationwide campaign against the United States. “Hating America became one of the key pillars of the Communist revolution and remains one of its most nettlesome legacies today,” Pomfret says.

Since the United States and China normalized their diplomatic relationship in 1979, the United States has done surprisingly little to push back on China’sslashing tires and breaking car windows with baseball bats outside a home on

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This is an application for an International Clinical, Operational, and Health Services Research Training Award from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and Fogarty International Center. It aims to increase the count of quantitatively adept scientists who can lead epidemiological studies of tobacco, cocaine, and other drugs, associated infections & medical consequences. Tobacco smoking and other drug use are health-related behaviors of growing importance, quantified in terms of burden of disease and disability in the U.S. and overseas. There is a real shortage of scientists with suitable training and research experience for NIDA-oriented epidemiological studies, not only within the U.S., but also in Latin America and elsewhere. Demand for NIDA-oriented epidemiological surveillance and probing epidemiological studies surpasses the supply of scientists. Peru is located in a major cocaworking with the Canadian Mental Health Association, Manitoba and Winnipeg Region for 15 years. She started in direct service working with individuals who have lived experience or struggle with a mental illness. In 2008, Stacey started her position as community educator with the CMHA. In this role she does a variety of presentations ranging from mental illness awareness to mental well-being. She is a licenced instructor with Mental Health First Aid Canada / Mental Health Commission of Canada, as well as a licenced instructor with Living Life to the Fullest. Stacey is very passionate about mental health promotion and increasing awareness about mental health and mental well-being.


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against solicitation. She declined to comment further, citing the ongoing cases. The other
recipients also have declined to comment.

Kameny was not prosecuted after he went on an Alexandria gay issues radio show in
December and solicited the entire state of Virginia for sodomy.

For years, Roanoke police have brought misdemeanor charges against "cruisers"
who sought anonymous gay sex in the park and other public places. Police said complaints
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indictments against the men in the latest cases.

In his letter, Kameny invited the four officials "to engage with me in an act or
acts of sodomy of your choice and as defined by Section 18.2-361 of the Virginia Code, in
someRoy Hodgson has made a personal check on Wayne Rooney to assess his frame of mind as he prepares to name an England squad that will feature a return for Andy Carroll, a potential first call-up for Wayne Routledge and an invitation to Ashley Cole to take the captaincy on a one-off basis.

Hodgson will ask Cole as a "special gesture" if he wants to stand in for the injured Steven Gerrard for the friendly against Republic of Ireland on 29 May, to mark the fact he is now a member of the 100 Club as the seventh player to win a century of England caps. The England manager will then consider giving Rooney the captaincy for the game in Brazil four days later, having been assured by the


Manchester United striker that his attempt to leave the club will not affect his international performances.

Gary Neville, one of Hodgson's coaches, has already expressed his own concerns that Rooney has "not been himself over these last couple of months and you can see something is wrong". Hodgson, however, is confident Rooney's England form will not suffer while his future is in doubt. "I'm not concerned about him," Hodgson, speaking before the Europa League final in Amsterdam, said. "I've spoken to him. I was concerned because his wife is having a baby not long before we meet up. But he was at great pains to assure me that he was really looking forward to playing for England, that it's top of his agenda, and that's enough for me. I'veapologise for the flurry of recent publicity about him wanting to come out of international retirement. Hodgson is aware that it was the Chelsea player himself who had privately let the story be known and it also transpired the former England captain has regularly been sending him good-luck text messages before games. Hodgson's conclusion is that Terry is "still very much in retirement".

He added: "If push came to shove and we were desperate maybe we would turn to them [Terry and Ferdinand] again. But – and it's a big but – it's time to move forward. It's time for me to get behind the players who are there."

Hodgson's interest in Routledge stems from Ashley Young's absence through injury while Leon Britton, another Swansea City player, has been under


consideration at a time when Gerrard is missing and Jack Wilshere is preparing for surgery on his troublesome ankle.

Carroll has not played for England since a substitute's appearance in the World Cup qualifier against San Marino in October but will make the cut on the back of his improved form for West Ham United over the past six weeks.

Hodgson, who named the Aston Villa duo Matthew Lowton and Ashley Westwood as players who had caught his eye, explained his reasons for wanting Cole to captain the team against Ireland. "It would be a special gesture. He's receiving his cap at Wembley and it's something for us to think about." Rooney, he added, "knows he is right up there" as a possible captain against Brazil.

Hodgson's plans are not madeeasier by Chelsea and Manchester City embarking on end-of-season trips to the US, meaning their players will not fly back until the day the England squad report for duty. Tottenham also have a trip planned to the Caribbean and Hodgson is frustrated that it impinges on his own plans. He has no issue, however, with Liverpool bringing forward Gerrard's shoulder operation. Hodgson believes it was the sensible decision when rehabilitation will take up to three months.


well as one adjoining county) was shot down, after 27 broadband industry lobbyists -- most of whom belonging to AT&T and Comcast -- fought in unison to kill the proposal. The proposal was shot down by a 5-3 vote, with Rep. Patsy Hazlewood, a former AT&T executive, being one of the votes against. "It's a testament to the power of lobbying against this bill and not listening to our electorate," said Rep. Kevin Brooks, who spearheaded the original, full proposal. "We have thousands of petitions that were signed [and placed] in everybody s office. And the voice of the people today was not heard. And that's unfortunate." Last year the FCC voted to Last year the FCC voted to dismantle broadband protectionist bills in both Tennessee and Northunwelcoming,” said Alex Arguello, 25, who with two friends and his father later opened Colorado Wellness Inc., a dispensary and climate-controlled cultivation center. “I went into one business and there was a guy behind a black trash bag. He pulled it back and said, ‘What do you need?'”

Arguello and partner Edward “Chuck” McLamb, who both came out of the jewelry and pawn shop business, are now comfortably operating in a state-licensed marijuana store. But many stores went under, unable to afford — or deal with — the demands and costs of new government oversight.

In Boulder, which took in $1 million in taxes and local fees on marijuana businesses in 2010, the college town saw its industry shrink from more than 100 stores and grow rooms to an estimated


UN Habitat called it the ‘urban century’ - by 2050, 70% of the world’s population will be concentrated in cities, from 2% at the beginning of the 19th, and 10% at the beginning of the 20th century. This puts immense pressure on urban infrastructure and planning, and many of the problems cannot be tackled without citizen participation, input, and commitment. All city administration eyes now seem to be on Pokémon GO as the mind-boggling success of this augmented reality game has propelled gamification to the top of urban planning agendas.

UN Habitat called it the ‘urban century’ – by 2050, 70% of the world’s population will be concentrated in cities, from 2% at the beginning of the 19th, and 10% at the beginning of the 20th century. This putsauthority in the world needs convincing of the power of games to engage and the capacity of gamification to change behaviors.

Since long before pokemons augmented the city gaming reality, architects and artists, non-profits and city planners, as well as game and app developers have been exploring ways of building a sense of community and connectedness by creating playful interactions between city dwellers and the urban environment; of transforming public places into shared, participatory forums and playgrounds.

Here are just a few such examples of urban gamification, in its broadest sense of fostering engagement and new perceptions and behaviors through game-like, playful experiences and interactions.

Let the music play!

Veteran Reboots

Tetris , Tel Aviv City Hall

Pong , Harpa Music Hall, Reykjavik

Snake , King’s Cross , London

Monopoly in Trafalgar Square, London Games Festival

Gamified


Activity analysis: contributions to the innovation of projects for aircrafts cabins.
This article presents results obtained from some ergonomics intervention in the project for the conception of aircraft's cabins. The study's aim is to analyze the contribution of the method adopted in the passengers' activities analysis in reference situations, real-use situations in aircraft's cabins, applied to analyze typical activities performed by people in their own environment. Within this perspective, the study shows two analyses which highlight the use of electronic device. The first analysis has been registered through a shooting filming in a real commercial flight. In the second one, the use is developed within the domestic environment. The same method has been applied in both contexts and it is based on activity analysis. Starting with the filming activity,of them are MORE than capable, so we cannot wait to see them really stick their teeth into the roles!

It's gonna be GOOD.

What do U think?? Will U be watching The Big C when it comes back in June??

But now, the younger sister of Louis, Félicité Deakin (pictured above, left, with Louis), has figured out her own way to pay tribute to her mother in a very special manner, and we are SO touched by it.

On Friday, the 16-year-old Deakin shared the following image (below), a gorgeous portrait of the family with her late mother, Johannah Deakin, surrounded by all of her children:


local distributors (400+ of them). The standard wire rack held books face-out, either against a wall or on a rotating stand. And that's where the short form factor novel became established. Thinner books meant you could shove more of them into a rack that was, say, three inches deep. Go over half an inch thick, and you could no longer fit six paperbacks in a 3" rack. And there was only so much rack space to go around.

During the inflationary 1970s and early 1980s, prices of just about everything soared. The publishers needed to increase their cover prices to compensate. But the grocery wholesalers who sold the books insisted "the product's gotta weigh more if you want to charge more". They weren't in the book business, after all,so just as buffalo tomatoes got bigger, so did paperbacks. (Even though this meant there was less room to go round in the wire racks.) You can only get so much milage by using thicker paper and a bigger typeface; so they began looking for longer novels.

In the 1960s, an SF novel was 60-80,000 words, with 80K being considered overblown and long. By 1990 they'd grown to 90-100,000 words. Luckily the word processing revolution came along in the 1990s, making it easier to write and revise longer books. (A different editor of my acquaintance observed that whenever one of her novelists switched to word processing, the average length of their books increased by about 10% .)

Then in 1992 or thereabouts Walmart Safeway woke up and said "why the


than Wellington Mara, no other individual in the history of the New York Football Giants has had a bigger impact on the franchise than Stephen Joseph Owen. Yet sadly, Steve Owen is largely unknown and rarely remembered by fans.

Steve Owen was a four-time All-NFL, two-way tackle who played for the Giants from 1926 to 1931. Continuing as a player-coach, Owen became co-head coach with Benny Friedman for the final two games of the 1930 season. In 1931, he assumed sole head-coaching duties of the Giants for the next 23 years until 1953. In 1954 and 1966, Owen served as a scout with the Giants.

Thus for 30 years, during the crucial formative years of the franchise, Owen was the most pivotal figure within the organization not named Mara. Asa player, he captained the 1927 team that won the team’s first NFL title and held opposing teams to a single-season, record-low total of 20 points. Then an entire generation of Giants’ fans grew up knowing no other head coach than Steve Owen. The first “golden age” of Giants’ football was not from 1956-63, but from 1933-46 when, during that 14-season time span under Owen, the Giants played in eight NFL Championship games, winning two.

“Steve Owen was really the rock that we built on,” said Wellington Mara. “He was like my second father…I admired him, was greatly attached to him, and respected him. He kind of brought me up in the football business.”

A Wrassler from the Indian Territory

Steve Owen was born on the same day – April 21,


1898 – that President William McKinley asked Congress to declare war on Spain. Owen was born in Cleo Springs in the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma), where his father had claimed land when the Cherokee Strip was opened to settlers. Owen’s father farmed the land while his mother became the area’s first schoolmarm.

Owen’s high school did not have a football team. “Outside of wrasslin’, we didn’t have any time for sports,” said Owen. “We were too busy with chores and schoolin’ and watchin’ the marshals chase outlaws across the Cimarron River.”

By the time he was 16, Owen already weighed 220 pounds. Apparently, his father was so proud of his strength that he would wake up Steve in the middle of the night to wrestle some stranger he had broughtChampion as a Giants Coach

Owen and QB Benny Friedman took over head coaching duties from LeRoy Andrews for the last two games of the 1930 season. In 1931, Owen became the Giants’ sole head coach, despite sometimes still putting on the uniform.

“Steve Owen was the Giants’ head coach when I joined the team in 1931,” said Hall of Fame Giants’ center/linebacker Mel Hein. “It was his first full year as head coach. Actually, Steve was player-coach that year, but he only suited up for about three games. He was about 33 or 34 then. Steve was a very good coach, though, and all the players respected him.”

As a head coach, Owen never signed a contract with the Mara family. At the end of each season, from 1931 to


Division with 11-3 and 8-5 records, respectively. The Giants lost the 1933 Championship to the Chicago Bears in a nail biter 23-21. The following season, New York enacted their revenge on the undefeated 13-0 Chicago Bears by winning 30-13 in the famous “sneakers” 1934 Championship Game. The Giants won the Eastern Division again in 1935 with a 9-3 record, but lost the 1935 Championship Game to the Detroit Lions 26-7.

1934 New York Giants

After a two year hiatus from the playoffs, the Giants won Eastern Division in 1938 (8-2-1) and 1939 (9-1-1). The Giants beat the Packers 23-17 in a thrilling Championship Game in New York in 1938, but lost the 1939 Championship Game in Milwaukee to the Packers 27-0.

In the next seven seasons, the Giants would win the“He was hurt and wanted no part of that,” said Wellington Mara.

The Innovator

Owen was criticized for being unimaginative. But not only is he recognized as the first NFL head coach to focus on defense, Owen is credited with several important innovations.

In the old NFL, player substitution was restricted. If a player left the field, he couldn’t return until the next quarter. There were no separate offensive, defensive, and special teams units. Most teams played their 11 two-way starters until they dropped. By the fourth quarter, the best players were usually hurt or out of gas. In 1937, Owen was the first head coach to develop a two-platoon system by maintaining two relatively equal squads and substituting 10 starters at the end of the first and third quarters. (Because


or blocking back. And either the quarterback or fullback could throw the football. The Giants were the only team to use the A-formation because it required having a great center, and the Giants were fortunate enough to have the best in the game, Mel Hein.

Steve Owen at the Blackboard in 1939

Owen was at heart a defensive coach and he was not afraid to innovate on defense. Teams traditionally used seven-man defensive lines, but Owen experimented with six- and five-man fronts. In 1937, he moved the Giants to a 5-3-3 defense.

“Even as a player Steve was conscious of the importance of a good defense,” said Soar. “He tried to convince his coach to use such radical departures from the standard defenses as five and six-man lines. When he becamecharm against the super-talented Browns for a few years. In fact, Owen’s Giants won four of their six regular-season meetings against the Browns from 1950-52. The 10-2 Giants were the only team to beat the Browns (twice) in 1950, including shutting Cleveland out for the first time ever, but New York lost the divisional playoff to the Cleveland 8-3. This was the start of the great Giants-Browns rivalry of the 1950’s as New York proved to be Cleveland’s greatest nemesis.

Tom Landry was a defensive back in Owen’s umbrella defense, along with Hall of Fame defensive back Emlen Tunnell. A few years later, as Giants’ defensive coordinator, Landry would tweak Owen’s umbrella defense, creating the modern 4-3 defense.

Owen Comes Home

After Owen “resigned,” he remained with the Giants briefly as


for another scout.”

Steve Owen died on May 17, 1964 at the age of 66 after suffering a terminal cerebral hemorrhage. He was survived by his second wife Miriam who passed away in 2001 at the age of 90. Both are buried in St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Oneida, New York. (Owen’s first wife Florence passed away in 1933 in Boston, during training camp).

Steve Owen and Miriam Sweeney in 1935

At the time of his death, Arthur Daley of The New York Times wrote, “It was only fitting that stout Steve should have been a member of the Giant organization when he died yesterday…It is quite possible that no professional coach ever inspired more love, devotion, and admiration among his players than did Steve. The only counterpart was Knute Rockne atNotre Dame. A might stout fella was Owen. The Giants and all professional football owe him much for his contributions.”

Owen was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame two years later in 1966. The Hall later named him to the “All-NFL Team of the 1920’s.”

As a player, Steve Owen anchored and captained the Giants’ 1927 Championship team. As head coach for nearly a quarter century, Owen’s Giants accrued a 153-100-17 regular-season record. No other Giants’ head coach comes close to matching Owen’s win total. His Giants won eight division titles and two NFL Championships. He began New York’s storied defensive tradition, and created the two-platoon system, the A-formation, and the umbrella defense.

As a Hall of Fame player and a coach, Steve Owen was a Giant among men.

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Exploring the Berkshires

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Renowned for outdooractivities, fall foliage, a farm-to-table food scene and thriving arts institutions, the Berkshires in Massachusetts evoke a sense of place so simply. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown features European and American paintings, sculpture, photographs and decorative arts from the Renaissance to the early 20th century, as well as elaborate landscape portraits that illustrate the unique character of its beautiful rural setting. Watch the paintings come to life by steering your expedition towards Mount Greylock. It rises 3,491 feet, offering extensive mountain and river valley views encompassing five states. The 12,500-acre reservation is home to 70 miles of trials ideal for hiking and biking.

Unwinding in Maine

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There’s still time to relish in the old seacoast life at York Village and York Harbor. Visit the enchanting New


ad you'll Never EVER see in the U S of A.

(via) Reminiscent of the Catholic family scene from Monty Python's "The Meaning Of Life," this 2006 Durex spot via Croatia got straight to the fucking point of why to use a fucking condom. This practical anti-life prophylactic ad strategy is employed the world over, including Argentina, Brazil, New Zealand, India—pretty much everywhere but here: in Christian Amuurka. That's because we're fucking idiots.

Mercedes-Benz takes the aviators off of George Steinbrenner's dead eyes.

(click ad, via) Did George drive a Mercedes? Who cares? Mercedes-Benz certainly doesn't. "The Boss" of course was known for his ubiquitous aviator sunglasses. That, and the fact that he, more than any other individual, turned baseball from a pastime into a business. He was a winner? TheBank's claim is based upon a note and chattel mortgage executed by Hickman Mills Plaza, Inc., Thomas E. Hudson and Kathlyn Hudson to Western Equipment Leasing Company which mortgage was recorded in Jackson County on March 5, 1964, and then assigned to the Bank. After purchase of said trucks, Mack resold same. The Bank's claim against Mack is for damages for conversion of said property."

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The parties agreed that the legal issues presented were as follows:

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"It is plaintiff's position that the chattel mortgage herein sued upon was a valid lien on the subject trucks as against defendant. It is defendant's position that the chattel mortgage herein sued upon was invalid as against this defendant, and further that the plaintiff is estopped from asserting the validity of the mortgage as


chattel mortgage against said equipment which was then in default, and the plaintiff moved the trucks from Kansas City, Kansas to a lot in Kansas City, Missouri. On January 15, 1964, an officer of Bennett Construction Company furnished the plaintiff certificates of title on trucks 1, 2 and 3, assigned in blank. It was discovered that Bennett had never obtained a certificate on the fourth truck, Vehicle No. Y-1041, and plaintiff arranged to have one of its customers, Studna Garage and Auto Sales, procure a title certificate on the truck, which was endorsed in blank and delivered to the Bank.

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The plaintiff never filled in its name as assignee in the blank spaces on these certificates of title, and an officer of plaintiff, Porter Laughman, testified that the reasonthis was not done was to avoid the necessity of registering them, obtaining Missouri certificates of title, and paying license fees and sales tax thereon. The trucks were thereafter sold to Western Equipment Leasing Company and plaintiff delivered the title certificates to Western in blank, just as they had been received from Bennett and Studna, and noted a lien in its favor on the reverse side thereof. On or about March 2, 1964, Western, in turn, sold the trucks to Hickman Mills Plaza, Inc., a Missouri corporation, also delivering the title certificates as endorsed by Bennett and Studna in blank. Hickman filled in its name as purchaser and gave a mortgage to Western dated February 29, 1964, to which was attached a note dated March 2, 1964. The


mortgage was recorded in Jackson County, Missouri on March 5, 1964, and on April 1, 1964 it was assigned by Western to the plaintiff, part of the security recited therein being the four trucks here involved. Superimposed over plaintiff's notation of lien on the certificates of title were the words, "PAID Feb. 28, 1964," followed by the initials "E.F." Judge Oliver held that it was "a fair inference from all of the facts and circumstances in evidence that the initials `E. F.' which appear under the `PAID Feb. 28, 1964' stamp were those of Ed Frazee of Western Equipment."

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In July, 1964, Hickman traded in the four trucks on two new trucks which it purchased from defendant Mack Trucks, Inc., and delivered the four Kansas certificates of title tonotation of lien on the reverse side and certain "ambiguities" pertaining to the manner of cancellation, the date thereof, etc. We have examined these contentions and find them to be without merit. The lien was stamped paid and initialed, and Mack Trucks, in addition to the assignment of title from Hickman who was shown thereon as the assignee, also received an affidavit from an officer of Hickman that it was the owner of the trucks. This was sufficient to make Mack Trucks a bona fide purchaser and sufficient under New Mexico law to enable Mack Trucks to secure a new title as owner. As hereinbefore stated, a chattel mortgagor must have legal title for his mortgage to be a lien on described property. Hickman was not an innocent


Three games into the season and the Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback situation remains a tenuous one at best.

Despite a 20-13 victory over defending MAC champion Northern Illinois to move to 3-0 on the season, both Cardale Jones and JT Barrett were less than impressive. The two Buckeye signal callers struggled mightily in an error-filled day that included just about everything. Whether it was turnovers, fumbled snaps, inaccurate throws, it was a day to forget.

Jones made his third consecutive start for the Scarlet and Gray. In challenging windy and rainy conditions that marked the start of the game, he immediately had issues. That became apparent on his second pass of the game, which was intercepted by Huskies defensive back Shawun Lurry and returned 33 yards to the OSU 22-yardline.

NIU wide receiver Aregeros Turner would score on a five-yard run play a few plays later.

After throwing another pick to Lurry later in the quarter, Jones was replaced by Barrett and didn’t see the field for the rest of the game. His final stats: four completed passes, 44.4 percent completion percentage, no touchdowns and two interceptions.

Though Barrett did make a phenomenal touchdown throw to Michael Thomas in the second quarter, his day was almost as forgettable as Jones’ in the long run. That became apparent midway through the third quarter when he threw an inexcusable interception which belies the poise he showed in leading the Buckeyes to the Big Ten Championship game last season.

Barrett was looking for tight end Nick Vannett on a crossing route but failed to


let him stay in office until mid-May.

Commenting in a February 3 press release, Mark Weisbrot, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR), said:

"Now two right-wing candidates, who received from 6.4 and 4.5 percent of registered voters, respectively, will compete for the presidency, in another farcical 'election.' This is a big setback for democracy in Haiti. Far from fixing the problems with the first elections, this is simply an attempt to impose an illegitimate government on Haiti, and it will backfire."

On January 30, that possibility perhaps brought Secretary of State Clinton to Haiti, like a modern-day empress making demands - telling Preval it's:

"important that the election go forward so there can be a new president. There is so much work to be done, and the internationalcommunity stands ready to help (read exploit at the expense of Haitians set up again for betrayal)."

In six whirlwind hours before heading home, she met with Preval and the three leading candidates, forcing out Jude Celestin, "literally under the threat of starvation," according to Weisbrot. Moreover, she did it despite pressing Middle East events, Egyptians and others regionally demanding democratic freedom and justice.

Tahrir Squares proliferate globally, including in Haiti and across America where hopefully mass liberating fervor may also emerge, spread and persist as courageously as in Egypt.

In recent weeks, Washington and Western allies pressured Preval to accept OAS's recommendation to dump Celestin, despite CEPR's analysis showing its analysis was "deeply flawed....and the Center noted that six out of seven of (its) 'experts' were from the US, France,


Aristide, wrote Haiti's Interior and Foreign Affairs Ministers, requesting "Return of His Excellency Former President of the Republic of Haiti Jean-Bertrand Aristide," saying:

He understands that "the Council of Ministers has agreed to issue a diplomatic passport to President Aristide befitting his position as a former President of the Republic."

He thus requested it "immediately and that plans for his return commence" at once. He also asked Haitian authorities to arrange with their South African counterparts for his "immediate return."

Moreover, he asked that proper security be provided, according to Haitian law.

On January 19, New York Times writer Ginger Thompson headlined, "Aristide Says He Is Ready to Return to Haiti, Too," saying:

Days after Baby Doc Duvalier's arrival, Aristide requested permission for himself. "It was not the first time that Mr. AristideJohn Kiriakou said he felt water-boarding may be torture

John Kiriakou told US broadcaster ABC that "water-boarding" was used when his CIA team questioned suspected al-Qaeda chief recruiter Abu Zubaydah.

He said it might be torture but that it "broke" the detainee in seconds.

US authorities are investigating the CIA's destruction of videotapes of al-Qaeda suspects being interrogated.

Mr Kiriakou said the day after water-boarding was used on Abu Zubaydah, the detainee told his interrogator that Allah had visited him in his cell during the night and told him to co-operate.

'Principles compromised'

"From that day on, he answered every question," the retired agent said.

WATER-BOARDING Prisoner bound to a board with feet raised, and cellophane wrapped round head. Water is poured onto face and is said to produce a fear of drowning

CIA boss faces


schedule for the two day visit.
(See "Twelve for '12: A Dozen Republicans Who Could Be the Next President.")

Taking the state's jet for a mix of personal and state business is nothing new for Barbour, who says he will make a final decision on a presidential bid in April. He racked up more than $300,000 in taxpayer-funded travel bills in 2010, spending all or part of at least 175 days outside the state, according to the Clarion-Ledger newspaper in Jackson, Miss. On trips with less overlap with state business, Barbour has made a habit of hiring his own private plane, his aides say. (Politico's Ben Smith has more detail on Barbour's flying schedule here.)

State law places few restrictions on a governor's use of the plane. But such luxuries clashFormer Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario. Joseph Vidal, Malacañang Photo Bureau

MANILA - The non-mention of the Philippines' arbitration win against China in the draft ASEAN chairman's statement is "disappointing" and may reflect "absence of desired leadearhip," former Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert Del Rosario said Wednesday.

Del Rosario believes the draft's treatment of the developments in the disputed areas in the South China Sea shows that there is a "minimum expectation of positive leadership" to be attributed to the Philippine chairmanship of the ASEAN.

"The draft of the Chairman’s Statement is deeply disappointing and, if not revisited, would manifest an absence of the desired leadership," he said in a statement.

The Philippines, which chairs the 10-member ASEAN this year, wants to underscore in its chairman's message the importance of "peace, stability,


security, and freedom of navigation," and would urge all sea claimants to settle territorial disputes in a peaceful manner, the draft chairman's statement shows.

The Philippines, based on the draft chairman's statement, shares the "serious concern expressed by some leaders over recent developments and escalation of activities in the area."

"We were pleased with the progress to complete a framework of the Code of Conduct (COC), in order to facilitate the early adoption of the COC within the ASEAN-China process," it said.

Manila scored a victory against Beijing last year when the Hague-based Permanent Court of Arbitration said China had no historic rights over the resource-rich South China Sea.

Beijing, however, refused to recognize the ruling.

President Rodrigo Duterte, who was weeks into office when the court decision was out, has thawed thePhilippines' relations with China, which were frozen when his predecessor took the Asian economic giant to court.

He visited Beijing in October last year where he met with Chinese President Xi Jinping and secured an estimated $24 billion in trade and investment pledges.

His foreign affairs officials, however, assured that the administration will raise the arbitral ruling at the right time.

Del Rosario, in a forum Tuesday, said the Philippines should include the arbitral ruling in the ASEAN summit agenda as it is an "integral part" of the framework of the code of conduct in the disputed area.

He also urged ASEAN members to unite and protest China's activities in the South China Sea.


attorney fees. We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand with instructions.
This suit involves the interpretation of a shopping center lease. Wester is the owner and landlord of the shopping center. Plaintiff is a tenant and operates a dry cleaners. Laundro-Tech is also a tenant of Wester and rents space in the shopping center for a laundromat and bulk dry cleaning service.
On December 15, 1983, Nouri and one Mohammed Akbarzadeh, as co-tenants, and in the name of Royal Express, executed a five-year lease with Wester. The lease was to terminate on December 31, 1988, subject to a renewal option extending the lease for a further term of five years. Pursuant to the lease, Nouri and Akbarzadeh were required to use the premises exclusively as a dry cleaners.In turn, Wester agreed it would not lease any other portion of the shopping center to another tenant who was a business competitor.
On or about May 7, 1984, Akbarzadeh withdrew from the business and assigned his interest in the lease to Nouri, who continued the dry cleaners as a sole proprietor. Notice of the assignment was provided to Western through its leasing agent. After the assignment, rental payments were made by Nouri for the balance of the term of the lease, and the payments were accepted by Wester.
Subsequently, in July of 1985, and without Nouri's consent, Laundro-Tech entered into a lease with Wester which provided that Laundro-Tech was to use the premises as a coin-operated laundromat and bulk dry cleaning. Laundro-Tech opened for business in November of 1985.
In


have siphoned
off tens of millions of dollars annually from funds the Bill, Hillary, and
Chelsea Clinton Foundation has received from a United Nations-sponsored program
that uses levies on airline tickets to help HIV/AIDs victims in the Third
World, charges a Wall Street analyst.

Charles Ortel says the program through
the U.N. group UNITAID used the Clintons’ international prestige to “leverage”
manufacturers of prescription quality drugs and health-care products and sell
them to developing countries at a discount price to combat AIDS/HIV.

As WND reported Wednesday, over the past six weeks, Ortel has shared with WND, prior to
publication, the results of his six-month, in-depth investigation into what he
characterizes as an elaborate scheme devised by the Clintons to enrich
themselves.

To put in perspective the possible
magnitude of the fraud, the levy imposed on airline tickets by the French
government alone, accordingcharity during
their term on the board.

Ortel, a frequent guest on Bloomberg
television and a contributor to several different print and Internet
publications, including the Washington Times, began his Wall Street career from
June 1980 through July 2002 with Dillon, Read, & Co., followed by the Bridgeford Group and the Chart Group.

His international investment expertise
frequently has him engaged in complex legal and financial structures in many
different countries. He is currently managing director of Newport Value Partners LLC, which provides independent investment research to professional
investors. He is a graduate of the Horace Mann School, Yale College and the
Harvard Business School.

In an article published Aug. 4, 2009,
demonstrating the financial analysis for which Ortel is perhaps best known on
Wall Street, Forbes magazine noted he first broadcast his concerns about
General Electric’s earnings quality in 2008, when


three professional gamers from around the world as they compete for a million dollar prize in the first Dota 2 International Tournament.

In recent years, E-Sports has surged in popularity to become one of the most widely-practiced forms of competitive sport today. A million dollar tournament changed the landscape of the gaming world and for those elite players at the top of their craft, nothing would ever be the same again.

Produced by Valve, the film documents the challenges and sacrifices required of players to compete at the highest level. - Free to Play: The Movie

Dota is kind of a mixture of soccer and chess. It is a game of momentum. You as five players attempt to compete against the other five players for momentum. Every single player is inSri Lanka up two notches on Corruption Perceptions Index 2015

Jan 28, 2016 (LBO) – Sri Lanka has been ranked 83rd among 168 countries in the 2015 Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index showing a marginal improvement on its 85th place in 2014.

The index which ranks countries according to the perceived level of public sector corruption is based on a scoring system that ranges between 0 (public sector perceived as highly corrupt) to 100 (public sector perceived as very clean).

Two-thirds of the 168 countries assessed scored below 50. In 2015 Sri Lanka has scored 37 points, which marks a slight decline on the 2014 score of 38 points.

This indicates that from the perspective of business people and country experts, based on data sources from independent institutions specialising in governance and


business climate analysis, the perception of the extent of corruption in the Sri Lankan public sector has slightly worsened.

“The potential wider public dissemination of public servant asset declarations, the long awaited enactment of the RTI Bill and the government signing up to the Open Government Partnership can yield dividends in 2016.” the Executive Director of Transparency International Sri Lanka, Asoka Obeyesekere said.

Sri Lanka is clubbed together with four other countries – Benin, China, Colombia and Liberia – all with a score of 37.

Among the South Asian countries Sri Lanka ranks third below Bhutan and India. Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan are ranked below.

Denmark took the top spot for the 2nd year running, with Finland, Sweden and New Zealand making up the top four.

North Korea and Somalia were rankedEU reform demands.

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But he has refused to follow DF demands in relation to the EUand refuses to back British EU reform demands requiring treaty change.

On the contrary, he announced that Denmark would hold a referendum by year-end on its opt-outs on EU judicial policy.

Mr Rasmussen named Venstre veteran Claus Frederiksen as finance minister, a position he held in the last Rasmussen administration from 2009 to 2011.

Senior party official Kristian Jensen has been named foreign minister.


The last time the Detroit Lions were out on the field, they only sent 10 players out for a Minnesota Vikings touchdown pass. It was a miscommunication issue.

They had 10 days to fix the problem. They did not.

In fact, on a fourth-quarter play against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, they sent even fewer players out for a snap. They only got nine on the field to defend against 11.

It happened after Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco threw an incomplete pass off a big hit. It looked to the naked eye as if it could have been a fumble. Detroit players were heading off the field, and some kept looking at the sideline when Flacco ran up to the line and snapped the ball.

It went about as you'd think: Flacco

The Insperity Invitational 2019 is a Champions Tour golf event which will begin from 2-5 May 2019. In 2004 it was first played at the Administaff Small Business Classic in Houston. The tournament started four editions held in Spring at Augusta Pines Golf Club, in 2008 it was moved to the Woodlands Country Club.

The initially eight years the tournament was held in October, in 2012 it changed to early May. This tournament previous sponsor was the Administaff. In 2018 the event prize money was $2.2 million and the winner's share of $330,000.

Don’t miss to watch Insperity Invitational Champions Tour 2019 golf live streaming on your smartphones whenever it happened.

2019 Insperity Invitational Live Stream

Course: The Woodlands CC, The Woodlands, TX

Date: 2 – 5 May 2019

Purse: $2.2 million


Inland Empire’s Paul Granillo named Regional Steward of the Year

When he looks to the future—always optimistically—Inland Empire Economic Partnership (IEEP) President Paul Granillo defines the task.

“We must address the economic stressors by increasing educational attainment, defend our region’s blue-collar jobs against the impact of automation and just make things better.”

Granillo, who will be named the California Economic Summit Regional Steward Leader of the Year later this month in Santa Rosa, has been closely identified with the Inland Empire ever since he was ordained a Catholic priest in 1997. He quickly rose through the ranks and became director of communications of the diocese that had 35 schools and 100 churches.

That work kept him in close contact with the business community and elected officials in the Inland Empire.

Soon after herepresenting the region in many venues from Los Angeles to Sacramento to Washington, D.C. and beyond, promoting healthy growth, workforce development and great jobs,” added Guge.

Granillo remembers how much he and other members of the California Stewardship Network liked the idea of the California Economic Summit proposed by California Forward nearly a decade ago—creating a regions-based approach to economic development in California. Granillo supported the Summit's approach to understanding what regions needed to grow their economies and reduce disparities, and then work with state agencies and leaders to support those regional priorities.

As the Summit evolved, Granillo wanted to bring the Summit—and its impressive group of private, public and civic officials—to the Inland Empire, which happened in 2015 in Ontario.

It was a huge success.

"Paul has been a remarkable and


at one time than with previous systems. Beyond the orchestra's phenomenal recording quality is its ability to breathe life into the virtual world, creating a real space and filling it with sound. In the past, this meant adding reverb and effects, further digitizing and degrading the overall quality of your music. EASTWEST/QUANTUM LEAP accomplish this through separately recording the natural hall ambience after the instrument has stopped playing until the sound has actually ceased. The software triggers this "release trail" at the end of every note and adjusts the dynamics so that the samples blend seamlessly, truly placing the listener in the hall with the orchestra. Each instrument and orchestral section is chromatically sampled at three different mic positions (close, stage and hall) allowing you to mix togetherthey sound so good. Simply put: EWQLSO is now the best sounding orchestral library on the market! — DAVID NEWMAN DAVID NEWMAN has written the music for more than 100 motion pictures. Nominated for an Academy Award® for his score for Anastasia, Newman has composed music for such films as Ice Age, Heathers, How to Lose a Guy In 10 Days, Other People's Money, Galaxy Quest, The Freshman, Cat in the Hat, Daddy Day Care, The Nutty Professor, Scooby-Doo, Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, Life or Something Like It, The Affair of the Necklace, Dr. Doolittle 2, Honeymoon in Vegas, Are We There Yet? and most recently, Monster-In-Law, and Serenity. Newman has enjoyed a longstanding working relationship with director Danny DeVito, having scored the films The War of the


Roses, Hoffa, Death to Smoochy, Duplex, Matilda, and Throw Momma From the Train. Newman is the son of legendary composer Alfred Newman, brother of composer Thomas Newman and cousin of Randy Newman. He most recently conducted the Los Angeles Philharmonic in a series of concerts where he performed music from classic films about Los Angeles. In addition, his classical-music composition “Songs of My Father” which is based on themes of his father‘s, was commissioned and performed by the Indianapolis Symphony. There are a lot of orchestral libraries on the market, but EWQLSO is the only one I really trust sonically for finished products. When I heard a score I had done using EWQLSO played in a movie theater, I couldn't believe how great it sounded over those massiveClimate Change Perceptions of NY State Farmers: The Role of Risk Perceptions and Adaptive Capacity.
Climate change is expected to severely impact agricultural practices in many important food-producing regions, including the Northeast United States. Changing climate conditions, such as increases in the amount of rainfall, will require farmers to adapt. Yet, little is known with regard to farmers' perceptions and understandings about climate change, especially in the industrialized country context. This paper aims at overcoming this research limitation, as well as determining the existing contextual, cognitive, and psychological barriers that can prevent adoption of sustainable practices of farmers in New York State. The study is framed within the adaptive capacity and risk perception literature, and is based on a qualitative analysis of in-depth interviews with farmers in 21 farms


TMZ posted this music video to the song, "Look At Me" by XXXTentacion and it has struck a chord with some.

In the video, the rapper approaches a noose with a black child and white child, then puts the rope around the white child's neck. He ultimately lifts the child off his feet and appears to "hang" the child.

The message is what has many debating this video on social media. Not to mention a lot of people don't like the idea of a child being hanged.

According to the casting director for this video shoot, the video almost didn't happen. Many parents turned away when they found out what was going to happen in the video.

The message some suggest here is that the rapper wanted the white race to seeand obtain as a product two liquid phases, one rich in copper (white metal, of higher density) and another formed basically by oxides present in the bath (slag, of lesser density which remains over the metallic bath or white metal). Additionally, gases rich in sulphur dioxide are generated during the operation, which are sent to the acid plant for treatment. The Teniente Converter delivers as a final product white metal, slag and gases.
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A leading global pharmaceutical company needed to update and expand an existing site due to logistics areas being at their limit of capacity and the lack of a connection between logistics and manufacturing floors. They asked Miebach Consulting to evaluate the feasibility of different scenarios. Miebach developed a logistics concept for both existing areas and helped with the design for the new packaging center.

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IncreasedEuropean plants, identifying the current maturity level of its processes as well as best practices and potential improvements of each site. All results culminated in a local and global roadmap as a base for continuous improvements towards best-in-class supply and demand processes.

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A leading pharma company expected their production volume to double over the next five years. In order to successfully handle the increase, they contracted Miebach Consulting to develop a customized concept for a logistics and production supply whose components were designed for a three-shift operation as well as being automated. The design included the new logistics center, a driverless transport system, a shuttle system for the supply of clean room areas and the mandatory material air


Toronto police have arrested a man who allegedly exposed himself while making "vulgar conversation" with two women in Parkdale.

Police say the alleged indecent exposure incident occurred Wednesday afternoon at the intersection of Seaforth Avenue and O'Hara Avenue.

Two women brought a complaint against the man to police. They took a photo of him, which they say police urged them to share on social media.

"We were walking eastbound on Seaforth around 1:30 p.m. today, December 17," wrote Karen Pare on Facebook. "This guy was standing on the sidewalk with his penis in his hand, shouting lewd comments at us."

A woman tweeted earlier this week that the man had "struck" her friend.

Toronto police's 11 division unit commander Heinz Kuck tweeted the arrest, citing charges of indecent act and assault.Tomi Lahren's Comments On Alabama's Abortion Ban Might Surprise You

The world is talking about Alabama's new abortion law. While the measure, which prohibits almost all abortions in the state, has received praise from anti-abortion advocates, it's drawn rebuke from abortion rights supporters. Even some conservatives aren't happy with the measure, like political commentator Tomi Lahren — and no, I'm not kidding. Tomi Lahren's comments on Alabama's abortion law say that it is "too restrictive."

The comments came a day after Alabama's Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed the bill, known as the Human Life Protection Act, into law. It bans abortion in almost all instances, including in cases of rape or incest. Exceptions are only made when there is a health risk to the mother or if the "unborn child


as highly-ranked as it was this year (two three-stars, a two-star and an unranked player on Rivals.com), but Anderson had great success with less-heralded recruits at Missouri.

LSU was also shown the door in the NIT on Sunday, courtesy of a blistering shooting performance from SMU (57.9% FG, 9-of-14 from three). It was good to see Andre Stringer (15 points) and Shavon Coleman (eight points, seven rebounds, four steals) go out with nice games. Like Arkansas, we’ll look at the bright side of things for the Tigers. Johnny Jones got himself a postseason win and finished with an RPI almost 20 spots higher than last year. The Tigers may also have some of the best long-term prospects in the SEC outside of Kentucky and Florida. Jones has proven heestimation were reinforced and re-issued to all relevant clinical teams. Additionally, to improve delivery of service and reduce costs a semi-quantitative urine hCG assay was introduced in the Accident and Emergency Department for use by approved staff. Records in this department showed no increase in hCG requests during the six months after the service change, compared with those in the preceding half year. However, theoretical cost savings of 5173 pounds per annum were eroded by an estimated 10% because 208 (26%) tests were unaccounted for. The reasons for this apparent 'wastage' are unclear, and highlight the difficulty in auditing a biochemical test performed outside the laboratory.


The Lake County Fairgrounds & Event Center is dedicated to ensuring that all guests have a fun, safe and comfortable experience. Our friendly event staff is happy to help with any needs and inquiries you may have on your visit.

The Lake County Fairgrounds and Event Center, located in Grayslake, Illinois, is conveniently located halfway between Chicago and Milwaukee with easy access to interstate expressways, O’Hare and General Mitchell International Airports. We are walking distance from two commuter rail lines to Chicago and just a short drive from major shopping centers, Six Flags Great America and over 8,000 hotel rooms.

The Lake County Fairgrounds & Event Center is mostly ADA accessible, although some areas of the property are unpaved and therefore difficult to navigate in a wheelchair.

Designated accessible parking forit with friends. And feel free to contact us if you would like to discuss ideas for your next project!

NEWARK, Jul 12 2011 – Construction of ENJOY: A Generation House, the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2011 entry from Team New Jersey, a collaborative effort of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), begins July 11, 2011 following a ground-breaking at NJIT. Once construction of the house is complete, Team NJ will hold an official topping-off event at NJIT with major sponsors and VIP guests. Work will continue at NJIT throughout the summer with the students performing tests to ensure all systems work properly.

In September, the house will be de-constructed, loaded onto trucks, and shipped to the competition site on


to be accessible to people of all ages and levels of mobility.

An interdisciplinary project, Team NJ is composed of architecture and industrial design students from NJIT’s College of Architecture and Design and engineering, landscape architecture, planning, and computer science students from Rutgers University. Students regularly attend meetings with professionals in the field and take classes that focus on specific aspects of the design, such as a class on green building at Rutgers University, the NJIT Solar Design Studio and System’s Interface Studio, along with several classes offered in the landscape architecture school and engineering school.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. – Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey and the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) have partnered to compete as “Team New Jersey” in the U.S. Department of Energy SolarDecathlon 2011 competition (led by Richard Garber of GRO Architects, previously featured for his design of a concrete home in Jersey City). Team New Jersey is one of 20 collegiate teams, selected from an international pool of 40 candidates, challenged to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are affordable, energy-efficient, and attractive. The winner of the competition is the team that best blends cost-effectiveness, consumer appeal, and design excellence with optimal energy production and maximum efficiency. “The selection of Team New Jersey as a participant in the Solar Decathlon 2011 puts New Jersey squarely on the international ‘green building’ map now,” said Jennifer Senick, Executive Director of the Rutgers Center for Green Building at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University. The


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of miles and points.
Armed with an MBA from MDI Gurgaon and graduate degree in computer science from the University of Delhi, Ajay brings a systematic and objective approach on the table for his audience in dissecting travel and loyalty programs in India and around the world, and how to benefit from them.
Ajay has been quoted in various reputed traditional and online media including The Hindustan Times, Inside Flyer, Bloomberg, DNA India, Conde Nast Traveller, The Telegraph, Mumbai Mirror, Mint, MoneyLife and The USA Today.An Excellent Booke of the Arte of Magicke: The Magical Works of Humphrey Gilbert and John Davis, transcribed from British Library Additional manuscript 36674, edited and introduced by Phil Legard, with supplementary essays by Alexander Cummins, and a foreword by Dan Harms.

The first part of the book, Texts, opens with a colour facsimile of ff.47r–62v from Add. ms. 36674, known as the Excellent Booke and Visions, followed by modernised and diplomatic transcriptions.

The magical experiments conducted by Elizabethan explorer, soldier and courtier Humphrey Gilbert, along with his scryer John Davis, during the spring of 1567 are notable for their forceful methods and stripped down Protestant ritual. The spirits are called into a ‘crystal stone’ by way of a large number of conjurations, charges, constraints, curses and bonds. The work


includes the practical conjuration of Bleth, Aosal, Assassel (Azazel) and the four demon kings of the winds, namely Oriens, Amaimon, Paimon and Aegyn. It is evidently based on an older text or texts, adapted to the Protestant outlook of the period, and has also been supplemented with revelations and guidance received first-hand by Gilbert and Davis over the course of its composition. As such, the texts are a rare example of the poiesis, or coming-together, of a ritual magic book. The texts attest to the continuity of medieval ritual magic into the early modern period.

Visions is a record of visions in the crystal, detailing events which took place before, during and after the composition of the Excellent Booke. In the course of this work, the master – HumphreyGilbert – and scryer – John Davis – converse with a wide-range of spirits as well as religious and occult personalities, including Assasel, Solomon, Roger Bacon, Cornelius Agrippa and four angelic evangelists. The pair experience a series of remarkable sights concealed behind the seven-keyholed door of the house of Solomon. On occasion the visions bled into the waking world in encounters with great demonic dogs and the physical manifestation of the prophet Job.

The Excellent Booke and Visions are, as Legard writes in his Preface, ‘unique documents of sixteenth century magical practice: ones that deserve to be widely read and studied by scholars and practitioners alike since they preserve a detailed account of both the making and the use of a grimoire.’ A book of particular note to those


interested in Azazel, the fallen angel and necromantic traditions, students of the grimoires and the practical workings of dirty medieval magic.

Appended to the Excellent Booke are three further, related manuscript transcriptions, the necromantic graveyard ritual in Experiments of Azasel, Ancor, Anycor and Analos, from Illinois Pre-1650 ms. 0102, the scrying procedure of An Experiment of Bleth, from Sloane 3824, and the necromantic and treasure hunting rites of Related Experiments, from Case ms. 5017.

In the second part of the book, Contexts, Dr Alexander Cummins provides a trilogy of essays. He first surveys early modern necromancy, its tools and techniques in their historical setting. He then discusses scrying techniques in depth, with reference to Artephius, Dee and Kelley, Aubrey, Lilly, Forman et al. He concludes with a discussion of tutelaryAndrew Stephen 'Andy' Grove (born András István Gróf; 2 September 1936 – 21 March 2016) was a Hungarian-born American businessman, engineer, author and a pioneer in the semiconductor industry. He escaped from Communist-controlled Hungary at the age of 20 and moved to the United States where he finished his education. He was one of the founders and the CEO of Intel, helping transform the company into the world's largest manufacturer of semiconductors.[3]

As a result of his work at Intel, along with his books and professional articles, Grove had a considerable influence on electronics manufacturing industries worldwide. He has been called the "guy who drove the growth phase" of Silicon Valley.[4] In 1997, Time magazine chose him as "Man of the Year", for being "the person most responsible for


the amazing growth in the power and the innovative potential of microchips."[5][6] One source notes that by his accomplishments at Intel alone, he "merits a place alongside the great business leaders of the 20th century."[7]

In 2000, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease; he became a contributor to several foundations that sponsor research towards a cure.[8] He died at his home on March 21, 2016; the cause of death was unspecified.[5]

Grove was born to a middle-class Jewish family in Budapest, Hungary, the son of Maria and George Gróf. At the age of four he contracted scarlet fever, which was nearly fatal and caused partial hearing loss.[7]

Nazi invasion of Budapest, 1944

When he was eight, the Nazis occupied Hungary and deported nearly 500,000 Jews to concentration camps, including Auschwitz. Its commandant,Rudolf Höss, said at his trial that he killed 400,000 Hungarian Jews in three months.[9] To avoid being arrested, Grove and his mother took on false identities and were sheltered by friends.[7] His father, however, was arrested and taken to an Eastern Labor Camp to do forced labor, and was reunited with his family only after the war.[10]

During the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, when he was 20, he left his home and family and escaped across the border into Austria. Penniless and barely able to speak English, in 1957 he eventually made his way to the United States. He later changed his name to the anglicized Andrew S. Grove.[1][11] Grove summarized his first twenty years of life in Hungary in his memoirs:

Soon after arriving in the United States,