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"University of Ghana Lecturer, Prof. Ransford Gyampo has indicated that in the midst of the scuffle that marred the election of a Speaker by the 8th Parliament, he observed that the MP for Bole-Bamboi, Alhaji Yussif Sulemana seemed as though he was ready to kill with his bare hands considering the level of violence he exhibited in the chamber.\n\nAccording to him, when Member of Parliament (MP) for Tema West Carlos Ahenkorah snatched ballot papers, Alhaji Sulemana rushed to the scene and was suddenly acting like an executioner, who was ready to snuff the life out of him.\n\nGiving a vivid description of what he saw, Mr. Gyampo in a social media post said:\n\n“In the recent Legislative Violence, who was the MP in a white smock and white hat? He would have been too deadly if he hadn’t been restrained by the marshals in the Carlos Ahenkorah beating episode. He should be talked to. The guy actually looked like an executioner who wanted to murder with his bare hands. But the frontiers of the concept of Legislative Violence cannot be extended to include Political and Parliamentary Executions,”\n\nHe however counseled MP’s to exercise restraint in Parliament, adding that even though some level of violence is permissible, such ferocity cannot be extended to the House.\n\nMeanwhile, the Bole Bamboi MP has explained that his actions in Parliament were intended to protect the democracy of Ghana which according to him, was thrown under attack by some NPP MP’s.\n\nParliament has also expressed regrets following the events that happened at the inauguration of the eighth parliament.\n\nIn a press release, the Director of Public Affairs, Kate Addo said parliament would like to put the events behind it and work towards a more focused unified membership aimed at promoting best Parliamentary practices and good governance.\n\nContractors threaten to lock up classrooms over govt indebtedness"
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"The big industry news last week wasn’t a new game reveal or a beloved studio closing down. It was popular Fortnite streamer Tyler “Ninja” Blevins moving from Twitch to Microsoft’s competing Mixer service. Ninja made the announcement and said he was excited to get back to his “streaming roots” perhaps in a nod to his origins as a big Halo player. Whatever the deal entailed, Microsoft obviously hopes some portion of Ninja’s 14.7 million Twitch followers will do exactly that. And if enough of them come over to Mixer, perhaps other popular streamers will follow suit? It’s a gamble for both participants, since Twitch partner streamers cannot also play on competitor’s services, but some dress code rules are proving to be an hindrance in some cases.\n\nIn his inaugural Mixer sessions, it appears the plan is working. Ninja’s streams are hitting around 80,000 viewers and Mixer reported a “large increase” in new account creations. Additionally, it seems a bunch of streamers are seriously looking at Mixer now, presumably based on Ninja’s move. They may not migrate, but they’re definitely giving the Mixer’s rules a critical eye.\n\nThe chest must be covered from the bust-line to the end of the rib cage. No “under cleavage.”\n\nMixer has always had much stricter rules for “family friendly” content and streamers’ clothing than similar services. While Twitch has some rules about nudity and has cracked down a bit on provocative streamers’ content, Mixer takes things further and specifies articles of dress that are and aren’t okay. This is further complicated by situational rules like bikinis not being allowed unless you’re streaming from the beach or a poolside location, and there are different tolerances based on the age of the intended audience.\n\nFor many streamers, it means covering up, changing their normal outfits, or staying away from Mixer entirely. This is a problem for some streamers that depend on income coming from an audience that appreciates seeing some skin. The looser Twitch environment works to their advantage. Additionally, while the rules appear to apply to all genders, some female streamers complain that Mixer’s rules hit them harder since their clothing naturally includes lower-cut necks that are more revealing than the average guy’s polo shirt.\n\nIt’s all become a toxic debate as “boobie streamers” weigh in on the issue, attracting heated discussion around what is and isn’t appropriate for girl gamers to wear. While the same tired insults about promiscuity on Twitch get traded again, it’s important to note that big-money advertisers are looking for platforms that won’t get them into trouble by being associated with indecent or controversial material."
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"[4] Finished design for the south wall elevation of the closet, with japanned-style painted panels\n\nElevation, with profiles of mouldings shown in section\n\nIn ink by George Dance at bottom left (bottom right in volume), Gd, and below in C19 hand, 67.\n\nPen and brown ink over graphite under-drawing, with grey, blue-grey and green washes, and with brown (oxidised to brown from another colour, e.g. red?), white, blue and green gouache for the wall panels; on laid paper, laid down, with pinkish-brown staining and blotching in left-hand 80 mm (originally top); vertical tear near top of left side, 80 mm long, with early repair on back; 312 x 448\n\nHawksmoor, who may also have executed the gouache panels\n\nThe entire drawing can be attributed to Hawksmoor, including, probably, the painted decorative panel. The most obvious difference between the technique on this elevation and on the others for the closet that are undoubtedly by Gibbons is in the pen-and-wash drawing of the relief panels. The handling of the birds and the floral and ribbon motifs is quite unlike Gibbons: the outlines are sketchily drawn in short pen strokes over quite heavy graphite under drawing, and are reinforced by coloured wash or gouache, applied as shading and outline rather than as tonal colouration. Hawksmoor's decorative detail is always sketchily drawn, with light touches of the pen; outlines are formed in short strokes which suggest rather than define the edges of ornamental details; and weight is given to the outlines by shading and under-drawing (e.g his elevation for the St Paul's choir organ of c.1694; Downes, 1988, cat. 182). The closest comparisons are with the decorative details of Hawksmoor's two elevations for the Orangery Grotto, c.1690-94 (110/16-17). These have similar loose pen lines over heavy graphite under-drawing and almost identical shading in banded washed lines. The under-drawing of the design is also typical of Hawksmoor. He used graphite extensively for the preparatory designs for Hampton Court and applied the medium more heavily than Gibbons in pen-and-wash elevations, like those for the 'Bridge and Portall by the Queen's Closett' (6/5, no. 1; 110/19). Hawksmoor's thick graphite under-drawing is visible beneath the wash and gouache in the uninked areas of foliage ornament at the left end of the cornice, and in the continuation of the graphite lines of the borders of the decorative panels across the wall surface. Gibbons's technique is lighter and more precise. He often formed the angles of his door architraves with the aid of light diagonal pencil lines (e.g. 6/6, no. 1; 110/57; and 1 and 3 above' 110/66, 65), but this techinique is not found here.A further indication of Hawksmoor's hand is in the ink colour. It is grey-brown in colour, lacking the reddish tinge of the ink on the other three drawings for the closet. Hawskmoor's inks lack this reddish tone, and in this case the grey-brown matches exactly the ink on the drawings for the Orangery Grotto. The shading of the relief ornaments is in blue-grey and green colours. The green is the same as that used for the borders of the panels and for some areas on the panels themselves. Moreover, a grey gouache seems to have been applied over the grey wash to reinforce the shading of the cove of the ceiling and the left side of the elevation. It is not impossible that Hawksmoor could himself have painted these sketchy versions of 'japanned ' lacquered panels. They are crude and amateurish in their details but have decorative flourishes in the lines of the foliage that are akin to the curvilinear lines of Hawksmoor's pen in the handling of scroll-like motifs in decorative ironwork or woodwork (e.g. 110/19)."
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Tepaske told authorities she had briefly left the home to go to the store when Beckett was hurt. She has insisted the boy accidentally fell backward from the top of a roughly 3-foot high set of steps onto gravel and has denied any abuse by Bartley or herself.\n\nTepaske declined to answer a list of emailed questions Tuesday, saying \"there was never an allegation of abuse against me or any kind of investigation involving me at any time.\"\n\nThe boy's father, Matthew Podominick, said in an emailed statement he was \"completely devastated\" by the finding of abuse. He lives in Chattanooga and had only visitation rights with his son.\n\nThe Virginia Medical Examiner's Office so far has listed the manner of Beckett's death as \"undetermined,\" with the forensic pathologist who conducted the autopsy unwilling to label the case as either accidental or a homicide. The Vienna Police Department did not respond Tuesday to a request for an update on the status of the investigation.\n\nBased solely on the autopsy report, Mileusnic-Polchan said she found the explanation of an accidental fall \"troublesome\" based on the boy's injuries, which included two fractures to the top and side of his skull and hemorrhaging of his eyes. The back of his head showed injuries consistent with landing on gravel, but the report did not show any wounds consistent with the child trying to break his fall.\n\n\"I'm always skeptical when it's such a short fall,\" she said. \"Short falls can cause fractures … but for a 3-year-old already active to otherwise just fall like that? When children fall, they're going to (reach out). For him to fall and not try to catch himself, scrape his hands or his elbows, that's really unusual.\"\n\nBeckett also suffered an injury to his stomach that Mileusnic-Polchan said could be consistent with a punch — or could be the result of emergency medical intervention. Beckett was unconscious but alive when authorities arrived. He died two days later.\n\nMileusnic-Polchan is considered an expert in child abuse death investigation. She does not fault the Virginia Medical Examiner's Office for its \"undetermined\" conclusion, saying a final determination would rest on the findings of a police probe.\n\nShe said investigators would have been wise to \"do a re-enactment\" of the claims by Tepaske and Bartley about the fall to see whether their account would have yielded the injuries Beckett suffered. Tepaske told a television station Beckett was pulling on the home's back door, which swings outward, when he fell.\n\nThe autopsy report did not detail any evidence of prior broken bones. Alexander said she was barred by confidentiality laws from discussing upon what basis her agency concluded Beckett had suffered physical abuse.\n\nBartley was freed last year after a favorable jury verdict in a November 2005 shooting at the Campbell County Comprehensive High School that left administrator Ken Bruce dead. He almost immediately ran into legal trouble, accused first of assaulting his father and later of attacking his mother. He was facing a probation violation in February when TePaske, who had voluntarily served as a counselor and therapist for Bartley since meeting him at age 11 in a mental health facility, made the unusual offer of allowing Bartley to move into her home to avoid jail on a probation violation. She promised he would receive drug abuse treatment and counseling.\n\nThere is no evidence he received such treatment or counseling. Bartley's probation officer opposed the move, suggesting in testimony Tepaske had been sexually involved with Bartley and his father, but Isaacs won approval via a deal that extended Bartley's probation period.\n\nA violation of probation warrant was filed against Bartley Campbell County a month before Beckett's death after probation officials stopped receiving readings from a monitoring bracelet he was ordered to wear, but authorities did not seek extradition. He was questioned by Vienna police at least twice but never arrested. He left Tepaske's home a few weeks after the death.\n\nCampbell County authorities labeled Bartley a fugitive but said there would be no attempts to search for him because Tennessee typically would not authorize extradition on a misdemeanor violation warrant. He resurfaced with Tepaske in Vienna in June. His current whereabouts remain unknown.\n\nBartley no longer living with counselor\n\nKenneth Bartley still on the run; warrant issued for his arrest"
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He is experienced in the management of the evolving legal disputes and complex evidential issues that characterise such cases.\n\nHe also conducts cases involving the most serious allegations of murder, drug trafficking and heavyweight crime.\n\n“He’s very impressive; he is unflappable and a great calming presence to have when you’re in the middle of a fight on a big prosecution case.”\n\nHenry Hughes is a specialist criminal practitioner with a wealth of experience in the field of corporate and financial crime.\n\nHis focus is primarily on the defence of professionals facing serious criminal offences arising in connection with their work and charged in criminal and disciplinary proceedings.\n\nHe is involved in cases from pre-charge and experienced in identifying at the earliest stages issues which will prove determinative to the final resolution. 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Henry was instructed alone and the defendant was acquitted following lengthy cross-examination on the character and integrity of those within the organisation who had made the allegations.\n\nR v G – Complex allegations of financial mismanagement of a company made by respective parties within the organisation against each other. The case involved multiple contested disclosure applications over 6 months which finally resulted in the prosecution being forced to disclose material leading to the Crown being obliged to withdraw significant elements of the allegations.\n\nR v G – Instructed on behalf of a professional in proceedings brought by the Department of Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform. Instituted Judicial Review proceedings to challenge the refusal of the initial court to state a case to the High Court. The proceedings arose from an earlier finding under the Insolvency Act, which would have prevented any further commercial activity by G. 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But, when you’re listening, your mind is actually functioning.\n\nThink of those old days, for some of the old-time fundraisers listening, when you went out somewhere on a trip and you might have visited with three, or four, or five individuals or couples in a day, at the end of the day you probably didn’t even want to speak anymore and you probably couldn’t even remember your own name. And, why is that? Because you really exercised your mind listening. And, that takes an awful lot of energy, if you do it right.\n\nSo, those are some of the pillars. There are 16 pillars of success – those are described in books 1 and 2. Then what I realized is I was challenged by a colleague to really find a way to draw these out. “These pillars are great, Alex, but can you give me examples of how this can help you be successful?” I responded to that, and I said, sure. That’s what book number three in my trilogy is all about. This book is entitled Zen and the Art of Fundraising: The Pillars in Practice.\n\nAll of these books are available on Amazon or are at your favorite bookseller online. This particular book really focuses on how we apply these pillars to everyday scenarios that fundraisers find themselves in – whether it’s a blended gift, whether it’s trying to figure out how to broach a subject, whether it’s dealing with a frustrated donor, I even talked about how to work well with your colleagues and how these pillars can help you be successful. I end the book with a focus on a term I made up called an inverse mentor, on how to deal with inverse mentors.\n\nBut, an inverse mentor is that person who you learned from, just like you learned from your mistakes, you learn from inverse mentors by not doing what they do, and not following their lead because in your heart of hearts based on your experience that they’re not helping you, they’re not after your best interests. 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Liquid chalk is often made from the same material as powder chalk: magnesium carbonate, which has been shown to be most effective at doing away with perspiration and improving grip quality.\n\nWhile powder chalk is considered superior for performance due to better functionality, its negatives often outweigh its positives for many lifters.\n\nI’ll discuss the pros and cons of chalk powder compared to liquid chalk in the following section.\n\nLiquid chalk is becoming more popular to use than the traditional chalk powder and there are a few reasons for this: it’s more convenient, all gyms allow it and it’s less messy.\n\nHowever, powder chalk is still very popular due to its superior functionality. In fact, it’s the standard choice in some serious strength-focused gyms, and also a favorite of most home gym lifters.\n\nLet’s break down the major differences between liquid chalk and chalk powder.\n\nIf you’ve ever used traditional chalk powder before, you know only too well how it can quickly turn the room into something that looks like a baby powder bottle exploded.\n\nTraditional chalk is plain messy. It can stain clothing and equipment. In the least, it leaves a bothersome residue.\n\nLiquid chalk offers almost no mess when used. You apply the liquid directly to your hands, rub them for a few seconds, and your grip is ready to go. No mess and no hassle. You might get a few smudges on your clothes if you rub your hands on them, but it won’t be very noticeable and can easily be rubbed away.\n\nWhen it comes to superior functionality, traditional powder chalk has the upper hand. One application of powder chalk will easily take you through multiple sets, if not multiple exercises, depending on intensity, exercise type, and sweat amount.\n\nTraditional chalk offers a smooth and dry grip right from the start. Without the waiting around for it to dry, you may be more product, achieve more sets, and have an overall better workout. With that said, powder chalk can quickly become a nuisance depending on the environment you’re in.\n\nPowder chalk has an appropriate time and place. For example, if you are visiting a gym that specializes in Olympic lifting and powerlifting then you’ll most likely see everyone using powder chalk. Take a powder chalk block into your average commercial gym where you’re surrounded by people who have never even seen or used chalk before: this is not the time or place.\n\nAs I’ll expand on below, many gym owners are banning the use of traditional powder chalk. This is where liquid chalk can save the day. Not only does it provide the grip improving benefits of traditional chalk but it does so without the mess, which could frustrate those around you.\n\nTraditional dry chalk may not be welcome in your local gym. Many gym owners have banned the use of chalk powder because they don’t want to get stuck cleaning up the mess or have other gym patrons have to deal with breathing in a chalk cloud.\n\nFrom a cost standpoint, chalk powder is a clear winner over liquid chalk. No question about it. You can buy a full 1 lb. of block chalk for about $10-15 depending on where you buy it.\n\nWhen I trained at my old home gym or in gyms that allowed powder chalk, this amount would easily last me 2+ years, and I probably use more than the average lifter.\n\nYou can’t beat the price per application of powder chalk. Here’s a pic of me holding one of eight blocks of chalk that comes in the 1 lb. “Gym Chalk” box.\n\nCompare that to liquid chalk, which typically costs the same, but only lasts between 1-3 months, typically. I probably use more than the average lifter, due to my propensity for sweating — so others may be able to stretch a bottle out to 4 or 5 months.\n\nHow to Use Liquid Chalk\n\nUsing liquid chalk is pretty straightforward but here are a few pointers that you’ll want to keep in mind:\n\nWhat to Look for When Buying Liquid Chalk\n\nIf you want to find the best liquid chalk for lifting then there are certain things you’ll want to look for when browsing.\n\nHow well does the liquid chalk improve your grip?\n\nHow quickly does the liquid chalk dry?\n\nHow strong is the smell from the product?\n\nHow much do you need of the liquid chalk to have an effective grip?\n\nHow thick or runny is the chalk when you squeeze it out of the bottle onto your hands?\n\nHow does the liquid chalk feel while you are applying and after it dries?\n\nDuration of a Single Application\n\nHow long does the liquid chalk last within the first few minutes?\n\nLongevity of an Entire Bottle\n\nHow long can you stretch out the lifespan of the bottle?\n\nAfter testing all five products, Dry Hands is my clear choice for the best liquid chalk brand.\n\nProduces by far the strongest and most tactile grip of all liquid chalk products tested.\n\nI like to clip my liquid chalk container to my water bottle. Since Dry Hands doesn’t have a place for a clip, I wrapped a couple of rubber bands around the bottle and attached my own carabiner as shown in this photo. It’s sloppy, and I’m sure there’s a much more elegant workaround, but it does the trick!\n\nWhenever I’ve bought Dry Hands Liquid Chalk, it would cost a little higher than average (price per oz) compared to its competition. Though it always lasts the longest. There’s a 1 oz version and a 2 oz. version. The prices fluctuate, so be sure to check the current price below:\n\nIf you want to have dry hands for your toughest sets or workouts, SportmediQ Liquid Chalk is the perfect runner-up to Dry Hands Liquid Chalk.\n\nMy Rating of SportmediQ Liquid Chalk: 4/5\n\nWhen I’ve bought SportmediQ Liquid Chalk in the past, it came in a 1.69 oz bottle. It was around average or slightly lower than average in terms of price per oz compared to the other brands I was considering. Click the button below to see how much it costs now:\n\nWhile I don’t think it lasts as long as Dry Hands, the Mosher Mountain Gear Liquid Chalk is definitely a top contender for the best liquid chalk for lifting.\n\nI’ve bought the Mosher liquid chalk twice. It came in a 1.69 oz bottle. The price per oz was average compared to the other brands I was considering. Be sure to click below to see the current price:\n\nLiquid Grip Liquid Chalk provides an excellent grip but this is overshadowed by how short-lived each application is. Still, not a bad buy if on-sale.\n\nWhen I bought my first (and thus far, only) bottle of Liquid Grip liquid chalk, it came in a 1.5 oz bottle. It was average in terms of price per oz compared to the competition. Be sure to check the current price, below to see how it’s priced now:\n\nThe Beasty Chalk (Gorilla Edition) Liquid Chalk is ‘okay’ chalk overall. I initially had high hopes for it, but its flaws became apparent after more extensive use. It will get the job done if it’s your only option, but it wouldn’t be my first choice.\n\nMy Rating of Beasty Liquid Chalk: 3/5\n\nWhen I bought Beasty Liquid Chalk in the past, it came with two 1 oz bottles (2 oz total). However, it appears they’ve since increased the volume by 50%, so you get two 1.5 oz. (3 oz. total). The price per oz when I bought it was competitive with the other brands I had been considering. Be sure to check the current price below to see the price now:\n\nThese five options are all great depending on your needs and budget but if there’s one brand that I believe is the best liquid chalk for lifting, it is Dry Hands Liquid Chalk.\n\nI would compare using Dry Hands to wearing a thin glove. Your grip dramatically improves as soon as it dries. Unless you are performing powerlifting in a sauna, you don’t have to worry about constant re-application of the liquid chalk. This is going to save you time, hassle, and money.\n\nFrom my experience, Dry Hands is one of the quickest liquid chalks to dry and this is important if you’re trying to follow a specific set of acute variables in your workouts such as a 60-second rest break. Another great feature of Dry Hands is that when it dries, you’re not left with this weird residue that feels like wax or gel. Instead, you have a nice and dry powder-like feel without the powder.\n\nAs far as how Dry Hands holds up during your average workout, I think it outperforms all other liquid chalks. Even during supersets or Olympic lifts, the stuff holds on for the ride. More intense workouts especially where you’re sweating more may require a second application but I doubt you’ll need more than two or three small applications during a workout.\n\nIf you want to ditch the chalk block, Dry Hands is the next step up.\n\nAuthor\nAlex\nHey! My name is Alex, and I'm the owner and author of King of the Gym. I started this website back in late 2009 during college, and it has been my pet project ever since. My goal is to help you learn proper weight training and nutrition principles so that you can get strong and build the physique of your dreams! Read more about me here.\nShare1\nPin\nTweet\n1 Shares\n\n3 thoughts on “Best Liquid Chalk for Lifting: Get Better Grip with Less Mess”"
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"One of the prelims at UFC Fight Night 52 is a three-round welterweight matchup between Hyun Gyu Lim and Takenori Sato. According to the current betting lines available at Several Bookmakers, Lim is a -550 favorite (bet $550 to win $100) while Sato is a +400 underdog (bet $100 to win $400). MMA linesetter Nick Kalikas opened up Lim at -705 and Sato at +435, and there has been surprising action on the dog. I don’t know why anyone is betting on Sato here, as I see Lim absolutely smashing him in a dominant performance. Here’s why. Lim (12-4-1) is one of the up-and-coming fighters in the UFC welterweight division. The 29-year-old South Korean is one of the biggest 170lbers in the world, standing at 6’2″ and having a 78 inch reach, and he uses that size to bully his opponents around the cage. He’s 2-1 in the UFC with knockout wins over Pascal Krauss and Marcelo Guimaraes and a decision loss to Tarec Saffiedine in a five-round war earlier this year. In the Saffiedine fight, he showed that he gets hit way too much, but he also demonstrated he has a huge heart as he took crazy punishment in the contest and nearly came back to win late in the fifth round. He showed in that fight he has some issues with his takedown defence, but if he’s fixed that during his layoff he should cruise against any of the mid-pack welterweights. Armed with extreme knockout power in all of his limbs, Lim is an extremely dangerous opponent for anyone at 170lbs and going up against an overmatched opponent in Sato, he should absolutely roll here. Sato (17-9-7) is 0-1 in the UFC with a TKO loss to Erick Silva. The 29-year-old Japanese fighter attempted a takedown in that fight but was quickly hit in the head with some unorthodox strikes and knocked out in less than a minute. Overall in his career Sato has been knocked out six times and going up against a fighter with devastating knockout power like Lim isn’t a good sign. Sato is a solid grappler and he does have the ability to beat the lower-ranked welterweights in the UFC, but if he can’t take Lim down he’s going to get absolutely destroyed on the feet, and that’s exactly why you see him come into this fight as a massive underdog. I don’t know why the UFC dislikes Sato so much, but they really don’t seem to think much of him. In his first two UFC fights he’s been matched up against two killers in Silva and Lim, which is just a terrible situation for him any way you look at it. Just like silva in his last outing, Lim is a far superior fighter to Sato and he’s absolutely going to win this fight in dominant fashion. I don’t think this fight is close at all. I’m going with Lim via T/KO in the first round and feel confident in parlaying him at -550. I also like the UNDER 1.5 rounds prop at -165 as I don’t see this fight making it out of the first, but the Lim monelyline is definitely safer just in case Sato is somehow able to tough things out. Either way, I think Lim this fight and I’m very much looking forward to seeing what kind of performance he puts on."
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"DVD: Eureka DVD release date is set for February 23, 2016. Dates do change so check back often as the release approaches.\n\nBlu-ray: Eureka Blu-ray will be available the same day as the DVD. Blu-ray and DVD releases are typically released around 12-16 weeks after the theatrical premiere.\n\nDigital: Eureka digital release from Amazon Video and iTunes will be available 1-2 weeks before the Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K releases. The estimate release date is February 2016. We will update this page with more details as they become available. The movie has been out for around since its theatrical release.\n\nEureka stars Colin FergusonSalli Richardson-WhitfieldErica Cerra. View everything you need to know about the movie below.\n\nEureka is a community located deep in the heart of Oregon. It’s run by a company called Global Dynamics. The town is filled with employees and scientists that work for GD. In the town filled with the most brilliant minds in the world, many things can go wrong. Deputy U. S. Marshal Carter gets into a car accident outside of Eureka and has to walk into town with his young prisoner; his runaway daughter, Zoe. He quickly finds himself involved in the town’s quirkiest experiments. The current sheriff is incapacitated so he has to fill the sheriff’s shoes temporarily. Although, he doesn’t have a genius level IQ, he uses his observation skills and common sense to solve some of the town’s unique problems.\n\nEureka DVD/Blu-ray is rated TV-14. This program contains some material that many parents would find unsuitable for children under 14 years of age. Parents are strongly urged to exercise greater care in monitoring this program and are cautioned against letting children under the age of 14 watch unattended. This program may contain one or more of the following: intensely suggestive dialogue (D), strong coarse language (L), intense sexual situations (S), or intense violence (V)."
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"Back\nJCT Vol.10 No.5 , May 2019\nToxicity of Hypofractionated Radiotherapy Following Breast Conservative Surgery in Breast Cancer\nAiat Morsy1*, Sara H. Hammouda2, Samir Shehata1, Ali Zedan3\nShow more\n1 Clinical Oncology and Nuclear Medicine Department, Faculty of Medicine, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt. 2 Radiotherapy Department, South Egypt Cancer Institute, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt. 3 Department of Surgical Oncology South Egypt Cancer Institute, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt. Show less\nAbstract: Background:Adjuvant radiotherapy has increased disease-free and overall survival rates in breast cancer. Conventionally fractionated radiotherapy delivers 50 Gy over 5 weeks which is the standard approach. A shorter duration of hypofractionated radiotherapy (HFRT) will be more convenient for patients and treatment providers if found safe and equally effective. Material and Methods: Fifty-four breast cancer patients who underwent breast conservative surgery (BCS) were enrolled in this study. The patients received 4005 cGy/15 fractions. A boost to the tumor bed was administered in all patients. In this study, radiotherapy induced toxicity was evaluated. Results: In this study, the median age of our patients was 48 years with age ranged from 28 to 69 years. Acute skin toxicity was assessed, and it was noted that grade 2 skin toxicity was shown in only 6 patients (11.1%) at the end of radiotherapy and disappeared after 6 weeks of treatment. Late skin toxicity (telangectasia, hyperpigmentation, and subcutaneous fibrosis) was assessed and showed that most patients had grade 0 toxicity with no grade 3 toxicity at all. Regarding pulmonary toxicity, 5 patients (9.3%) developed acute pneumonitis and as regards chronic lung toxicity, it was evident in only 3 patients, 2 patients (3.7%) were grade 1 and 1 patient (1.9%) was grade 2. Cardiac toxicity was evident in 2 patients (7.1%) of the left breast cancer patients. Regarding lymphoedema, most patients that showed lymphoedema were grade 1. Conclusion: The results confirm the safety and feasibility of adjuvant hypofractionated whole breast radiotherapy in breast cancer patients in terms of acute and late toxicity.\nKeywords: Breast Cancer, Hypofractionated Radiotherapy, Breast Conservative Surgery, Toxicity\n\nBreast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide. Based on tumor and patient characteristics, treatment involves a multimodality approach which includes a combination of surgery with or without radiotherapy and/or systemic therapy [1] .\n\nThis will result in reduced costs and waiting patient list and making treatment more acceptable for patients and hence decrease patient psychological morbidity associated with a long treatment course [1] .\n\nAlso, large multicentric randomized trials with 5 - 10 year follow up data have shown efficacy and safety regarding local control and cosmetic outcome [3] [4] . The first trial was conducted in Canada and has tested 42.5 Gy in 16 fractions against 50 Gy in 25 fractions resulting in equivalent local control and breast cosmesis [3] . The two most recent randomized studies, conducted in UK (Start Trails) have shown that hypofractionated radiotherapy offers favorable late effects and locoregional tumor control rates [3] [5] .\n\nData concerning acute and late radiation-related toxicities are now mature [6] [7] . However, inspite significant data and support of hypofractionated radiotherapy it’s not yet being used extensively worldwide [1] .\n\nThe aim of this study was to assess the acute and late toxicity of adjuvant hypofractionated whole breast radiotherapy in breast cancer patients.\n\n2.1. Characteristics of Patients and Data Collection\n\nThis retrospective study was carried out between January 2010 and December 2014 at the radiotherapy department in south Egypt cancer institute, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt. This study was approved by the ethics committee in our faculty.\n\nAll patients included in this study had the following criteria: Female gender, age between 18 and 70 years of age, all patients had histopathologically proven carcinoma of the breast with pT1, pT2, N0-N1 according to the AJCC Cancer Staging Manual 7th ed.and after breast conservative surgery.\n\nPatients were excluded from this study in case of age above 70 years or mastectomized or inoperable tumor or metastatic disease.\n\nCardiac toxicities: Left sided patients were assessed by echocardiography before starting treatment and at three months after finishing the treatment. Fall of more than 10% ejection fraction (EF) is considered significant.\n\nData analysis was done with the help of SPSS version 22 software which included descriptive analysis. Mean was calculated for a quantitative variable like age. X2 test was used to compare acute and late toxicity between different sample groups and to analyze the association between toxicity with clinical characteristics. P value below 0.05 was considered significant.\n\nGraded according to the RTOG acute radiation morbidity scoring criteria 2000 (Table 3 and Figure 1).\n\nFactors that may affect the grade and the incidence of acute radiation skin toxicity were studied and there were no significant differences (P-value > 0.05) as shown in Table 4.",
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"Over the past decade, growing evidence has accumulated that adjuvant HF-RT is not inferior to post-operative conventional radiotherapy in early breast cancer patients. This has been confirmed by the Canadian [10] and the Standardization of Breast Radiotherapy (START) trials [5] [6] and results support the idea\n\nTable 4. Prognostic factors that may affect incidence and grade of acute radiation skin toxicity reported at the end of radiotherapy.\n\nTable 5. Incidence and grades of telangiectasia.\n\nTable 6. Incidence and grades of hyperpigmentation.\n\nTable 8. Incidence and grades of acute and chronic lung toxicity.\n\nTable 10. Incidence and grades of lymphedema.",
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"With the new vSphere 5 version, VMware has modified their licensing options. Previously, the restrictions were set on physical CPU and CPU cores numbers but not really on RAM capacity (limits were quite high). Since v5, the restrictions apply to the physical CPU number (no matter how much cores and threads they have) and provisioned RAM (vRAM).\n\nThis article will sum’up the VMware vSphere 5 licensing methods, as far as I understood them.\n\nThere are two ways to get vSphere licenses: kits or “à la carte”.\n\nKits are bundles including some or all of the vSphere features and limited to a number of servers/processors. Depending on you I.T. infrastructure, you’ll go for the Essentials or the Acceleration kits.\n\n“A la carte” are licenses dedicated to ESX servers and/or vCenter instance. There are various license “levels” that give you access to some or all of the vSphere features and allow you to manage a certain number of ESX servers (AKA hosts).\n\nOne of the most important notion to acquire with vSphere 5 licensing is vRAM. vRAM refers to the virtual RAM allocated to your virtual machines. If you have three (3) VM configured with 2GB of RAM each, the to be licensed vRAM is 6GB ; no matter how much physical RAM you own.\n\nKits are divided into two categories, defined according to the infrastructure size and the VMware features that are enabled.",
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"As recently as the beginning of this year, oil and gas majors and other sector leaders were prominently committing to ambitious targets to decarbonize their energy portfolios. Companies found themselves under intense pressure to reduce the carbon intensity of their operations, supply chains and end products. Leaders were beginning to recognize that token investments would no longer cut it and had begun to deploy more new capital into clean energy businesses (see the Bain Brief “Rethinking Energy and Natural Resources for a Net-Zero Carbon Future”).\n\nSubsequent events have refocused everyone’s attention. As demand for oil and gas plummeted and prices crashed, many companies found themselves in an existential crisis. Most have had to slash operational costs by at least 25% and reduce 2020 capital expenditures by as much as 30%—cuts that make it extremely difficult to invest at a scale that can produce significant outcomes in carbon reduction at the pace needed.\n\nFor some executives, the temptation to retreat or slow down on decarbonization commitments or execution must be very strong.\n\nDoing so, however, would constitute a strategic misstep, not only in terms of meeting long-term objectives but also for maintaining market value. Bain’s analysis of the performance of energy sector shares during the current crisis finds that companies with portfolios heavy in traditional hydrocarbon businesses initially see sharp declines, while those more assertively invested in greener fuels and low-carbon power generation have fared much better (see Figure 1). Even as the world’s attention has focused on the coronavirus pandemic, investors have kept their attention on longer-term viability.\n\nRenewables have been more resilient than oil and gas companies\n\nInvestors also reward decisive action during a downturn, suggesting that what may seem to be the low-risk playbook of cutting costs and retreating to the core may be the higher-risk path for oil and gas players. Analysis of oil and gas valuations over three major economic recessions during the last 25 years confirms that “wait and watch” was a poor option. Across industry sectors, companies that took bold and effective action during the 2007–08 global financial crisis performed much better than those that retreated to precrisis approaches and activities (see Figure 2).\n\nCompanies that took proactive, decisive action during a downturn saw, on average, better results in the decade that followed\n\nGiven that standing still is not an option, what should oil and gas companies be doing?\n\nThe standard response might be to shelve mid- and longer-term sustainability research into initiatives that will take years to reach scale, such as large-scale hydrogen infrastructure. Energy storage and advanced biofuel feedstocks may also take a back seat, while plant electrification, carbon capture, operational decarbonization, plastics and lubricants recycling are more likely to push forward. For example, in late May, Equinor, Shell and Total made a final investment decision on their large carbon capture and storage project, Northern Lights, off Norway’s west coast. Less clear will be the scale and pace for development of low-carbon infrastructure, build-out of net-zero carbon assets, and larger-scale expansion of biofuel production and the next generation of renewable power assets (see Figure 3).\n\nSteps to pursue a zero-carbon future\n\nDuring the current crisis, oil and gas companies are freeing up company resources through new ways of working and lower levels of operational and capex activity. Some are diverting this expertise to initiatives that will help them reach their net-zero carbon goals (see Figure 4).\n\nIn this environment, leaders are bringing together the often fragmented and incremental sustainability efforts into a concentrated set of initiatives and establishing a transformation framework. Despite growing advocacy, initiatives and target setting, the oil and gas majors have yet to substantially reduce their Scope 1 and 2 carbon emissions: Between 2014 and 2018, eight majors reduced these emissions by only 5.6% on average. The Covid-19 slowdowns in industrial and commercial activity reduced global greenhouse gas emissions by about 17% in April, but that followed a decade of annual increases. Without concerted action, emissions are certain to spike back as lockdowns relax and resume their rise, and people and companies get back to work. To change the trajectory, a bolder approach is required.\n\nThese statements signal a strong desire among sector leaders to seize the opportunities in this moment in order to move the energy transition forward.\n\nThe disruptions brought on by the coronavirus pandemic preclude any simple return to a previous status quo. Many traditional sources of capital are no longer available. Regeneration programs of nations and regional economic powers will give preference to greener initiatives; strings will be attached. Sector leaders who retool now for a more sustainable future will position themselves more competitively, for both funding and project approvals, ahead of those who hesitate or try to recreate the conditions that existed previously—and these are key elements in generating investment returns.\n\nThe world has changed, and this is the moment to deliver sustainability gains while creating new value for the business.",
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"Drilling under a ‘turnkey contract' has become increasingly common across sub-Saharan Africa. Under a turnkey contract, a drilling contractor is responsible for both the siting and the drilling/installation work. Turnkey contracts are paid via ‘lump sum, no-water, no-pay' payment terms. If the borehole is successful, the driller will be paid the full lump sum price, regardless of the costs incurred on-site. If, however, the borehole is unsuccessful (dry or low-yielding), the driller will not be paid at all.\n\nRecent research in Uganda by Liddle and Fenner (2018) found turnkey contracts to be the most common contract type when the private sector provides new rural hand pump boreholes, although this has not always been the case.\n\nTurnkey contracts rose to prominence in Uganda in the mid-2000s as implementing agencies (district local governments and non-governmental organisations) became increasingly frustrated with the number of unsuccessful boreholes that were being drilled when consultants were conducting the siting work.\n\nBecause the consultant was telling the driller where to drill if the borehole was unsuccessful the implementing agency had to pay the driller for all the work done and materials used, i.e. according to a Bill of Quantities (BoQ). Unsuccessful boreholes were blamed on the quality of the consultants' siting work, with briefcase consultants (meaning those with no formal geology or hydrogeology training) having flooded the market.\n\nBecause of the low prices they offered, coupled with a lack of regulation, these consultants were gaining siting contracts.\n\nThe solution found was to remove the consultant and hand over all of the responsibility for finding water to the driller. If the driller then drilled an unsuccessful borehole, they will not be paid as they were the ones responsible for siting the borehole. The risk of finding water of an inadequate yield fell squarely on the driller.\n\nThere is no doubt that turnkey contracts have helped to simplify procurement and contract management for implementing agencies, but how do Ugandan drilling contractors feel about the use of these contracts? Generally speaking, the drilling contractors interviewed do not mind working under turnkey contracts. However, they are dissatisfied with the lump sum prices that agencies are willing to pay for successful boreholes. Those interviewed, currently pay UGX15 - 23 million per handpump-borehole (US$4,143 - $6,353). However, drillers reported that an average of UGX29 million (US$8,101) is needed if they are to be able to conduct the siting and drilling work to the standard they desire.\n\nLow lump sum prices are further exacerbated by the misuse of the lump sum, no-water, no-pay payment terms by district local governments, with a number of them only paying for the work done/materials used (BoQ payment terms) when a borehole is successful.\n\nThe whole premise behind lump sum, no-water, no-pay payment terms is that, while drillers will lose money on unsuccessful boreholes, they will be able to recover these costs from the full lump sums for the successful boreholes. Without full lump sum payment, drillers are unable to recover their losses. As explained by one driller: \"We have implementing agencies who firstly refuse pay for dry holes, but secondly, if it is successful, they will only pay us for the metres we drilled. If you are not going to pay us for dry holes, you have to pay us a lump sum for the other boreholes; we have accounted for the losses that we make on dry holes, so we need to be paid the lump sum for successful holes if we are going to even try to break even.\"\n\nLow prices and the misuse of the lump sum payment terms mean drillers often need to take shortcuts on-site in order to break even. As further explained by the same driller: \"When you have silly terms in the contracts and silly prices... is it any surprise that drillers take shortcuts and that the work being done is terrible?\n\n\"Drillers cannot deliver good quality work when the prices people are willing to pay are so low, they will always be making shortcuts. They will have to buy cheaper, poor-quality materials, cost-cut when drilling, or there will be outright theft, someone says he has drilled 80m when he has actually only drilled 50 or even 40.",
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"Conducting a pumping test in a community borehole, with the hand pump removed, to assess the resource potential\n\n\"It is outright criminal. Someone says that they got 800l/h but, in reality, it has 200l/h. He has been given a contract with the price is so low that he has to save money. He has to say he got water otherwise he will not be paid. But, in reality, they won't have even done a pumping test, instead, someone under the mango tree has simply written down some numbers… From the drillers point of view, you were given such a low price, you have to save money, so many have to cheat.\"\n\nLow prices and the misuse of the lump sum payment terms mean that Ugandan drilling contractors are under constant pressure to prove they have found water and to save as much money as possible when doing so. The drillers interviewed as part of the study find these pressures to be a constant challenge, with the quality of the siting and drilling/installation work suffering as a result.\n\nThe quality of work issues led the Ministry of Water and the Environment to release a directive in January 2017, discouraging the use of turnkey contracts and instead encouraging implementing agencies to revert to using split contracts: one for siting (awarded to a hydrogeologist/consultant) and one for drilling/installation (awarded to a drilling contractor). Opinions among drilling contractors themselves seemed impartial; most do not mind working under turnkey contracts, they simply ask that the lump sum prices agencies are willing to pay for successful boreholes increase and that the full lump sum is paid for successful boreholes going forward.\n\nElisabeth Babb completed her PhD at Cambridge University in 2015, where her doctoral research looked at the problem of handpump-borehole\nfailure across sub-Saharan Africa through the lens of systems thinking. Her research was part of the Hidden Crisis project within the UPGro\nresearch programme (https://upgro-hidden-crisis.org) She now works for Lifewater International.\n\nDrilling to make a difference",
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"Distil Networks has released its latest report on web scraping. In “The 2016 Economics of Web Scraping” (registration required) it highlights the ease with which web scraping is taking place. It also claims that 46% of web traffic is now bots that are stealing data from websites by web scraping.\n\nAccording to Rami Essaid, CEO and co-founder of Distil Networks: “If your content can be viewed on the web, it can be scraped. Not only does web scraping pose a critical challenge to a website’s brand, it can threaten sales and conversions, lower SEO rankings, or undermine the integrity of content that took considerable time and resources to produce. Understanding the pervasive nature of today’s web scraping economy not only raises awareness about this growing challenge, it also allows website owners to take action in the protection of their proprietary information.”\n\nWith the number of companies looking for content to fill web pages, screen scraping is on the increase. It is not just content that is stolen off of websites. LinkedIn has recently launched a lawsuit to identify over 100 fake profiles that are scraping data. These profiles are then used to connect to LinkedIn members and steal data such as their connections. Those details are then used by recruitment company HiringSolved to contact LinkedIn members and offer them jobs.\n\nLinkedIn is not the only social media company with this problem. Facebook has been trying to crack down on screen scrapers who capture user IDs. Those are then sold to marketing teams so that they can target them with ads. They are also used to find out who is interacting with competitors Facebook pages. This allows a company to directly target a competitors customer base. The impact on Facebook is that companies no longer need to purchase its advertising. They can go after customers using targeted posts which are more likely to get a response.\n\nDistil Networks claims that 2% of online revenue is lost due to web scraping. It is difficult to get an accurate figure on what the global online revenue is. Online statistics company Statista reports that online retail sales in 2015 were more than US$1.5 trillion. 2% of this represents a staggering $30 billion.\n\nHowever Distil Networks are talking about all online revenue so that includes money spent on advertising and other things online. In its latest look at global Internet advertising revenue, PWC estimates over $180 billion will be spent in 2016. Companies are using screen scraping to steal content for their site so that they can increase visitor numbers. If that is then reflected in a redirection of advertising it is costing companies over $3.6 billion in lost revenue.\n\nDistil Networks says that the industries affected the most are real estate, digital publishing, travel, online directories, e-commerce, marketplaces and classified ad sites. For some industries such as real estate and recruitment losses can force companies out of business.\n\nWhat does it cost and how much are people earning?\n\nThe report highlights one particular site:Guru.com. That site offers 1,800 web scraping services according to the report. These services have a cost that varies widely, depending upon the data that is gathered. It is also dependent on whether the scraping can be fully automated with bots or if there is a need for human intervention.While some services are free, Distil Networks says that the average web scraping service is as little as $3.33 per hour. Entire projects average as little as $135. At that price it should come as no surprise that companies are using it regularly. Many of the “customer” lists that are offered for sale on the Internet are created from scraped data. The companies offering the lists do so at what seems a very low price due to the low costs of data acquisition.\n\nWhat is interesting is the salaries that Distil Networks says web scrapers can earn. Despite saying that some earn as little as $3.33 per hour, others can earn up to $128,000 per year. This sets the average salary at around $58,000, enough to attract a lot of people into the industry.\n\nMarketing managers will rub their hands with glee at the thought of accurate targets. Web scraping is not illegal in itself and with the compute power and analytics available it will improve with accuracy. What Robocoq inc is doing is more questionable. The issue is that companies are merely collating publicly available information, there is nothing wrong with that. Registering false identities however is more grey.\n\nMarketing teams need leads, and will seek good leads wherever they can. Until scraping is either made illegal (unlikely) or unethical (possible) it is battle that companies, especially social media ones will continue to face. The battle against the bots trying to scrape data on social media sites is therefore ongoing. Social media companies need to balance the privacy of the individual against the need to grow numbers. In making less information publicly available they are less likely to grow.\n\nWhat is clear from this research is that web scraping works and marketing teams should be considering it as a source for leads. As analytics improves, the chances are that cold call lead generation is as likely to be obtained through scraping as historic lists. The more companies look to source leads in this way the more revenue is obtained and the greater the investment in the technology.\n\nThe cost of web scraping continue to fall. This means that companies need to plan strategies to protect data on their websites. Currently many only protect IP held on servers. This will have to change to combat the number of bots attacking their websites and to protect their revenue streams.\n\nIt will be interesting to see what happens with the LinkedIn court case. If it wins it could lead to a change in tactics and new types of attacks by web scraping apps. At that point many companies will have to decide if having data publicly available is worth it. They will also need to create processes to validate any data on their websites. Best practice says that those processes should be there today but in the vast majority of cases they are not.\n\nOne solution is to only make data available to authenticated users. The problem is that users don’t like giving up their details to gain access to data. This can hurt website traffic which is already suffering from the explosion of ad blockers that also block cookies. For sites that rely on advertising revenue this is already hurting them. Paywalls have proven unpopular with some national newspapers abandoning their use of them in recent years.\n\nFor now, the best most companies can do is try and include combating web scraping into their security policies.\n\nIn an earlier version of this article we mistakenly linked the 2014 lawsuit between LinkedIn and Robocog Inc and the recent 2016 lawsuit against unnamed parties. We would like to make it clear that Robocog are not involved in the current lawsuit and continue to abide by the settlement it reached with LinkedIn. Our apologies to Robocog Inc."
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"On Thursday 30 June 2022, the Union of the Comoros and Moroni Terminal signed the amendment to the concession agreement for the Port of Moroni container terminal.\n\nThe amendment was signed by Bianrifi Tarmidi, Minister of Maritime and Air Transport, Mzé Abdou Mohamed Chanfiou, Minister of Finance, Budget and Banking, and Ahmed Ali Bazi, Minister of Economy, Industry, Investments, and Economic Integration, of the one part, and by Olivier De Noray, Managing Director of Bolloré Ports and Terminals, of the other part.\n\nThe amendment to the agreement provides for the implementation of a 5 billion Comorian franc (CF) investment plan (€10 million). In particular, it will enable the modernisation of the infrastructure and equipment at Moroni Terminal to be continued, and surveys to be launched with a view to extending the large quay at the Port of Moroni.\n\n“We are pleased that the amendment to the Moroni Terminal concession agreement has been signed today. This is the beginning of a new phase, with new projects that we will implement. We will continue our investments to modernise Moroni Terminal with a two-fold objective: to improve the terminal’s productivity and to reinforce the positive impact of its activities on the Comorian economy,” said Didier Vandenbon, Managing Director of Moroni Terminal.\n\n“The Union of the Comoros has embarked on a major programme to promote the country’s development by 2030. Our investment is in keeping with these objectives and will support the structural transformation of the Comoros economy by positioning Moroni Terminal as a strategic infrastructure for developing international trade and supporting its subsequent development.” said Olivier de Noray, Ports and Terminals Managing Director of Bolloré Ports.\n\nThe signing of this amendment is in line with the “Comoros Emerging Plan” (Plan Comores Émergent, PCE) which formalises the 2030 development vision of President Azali Assoumani. This plan is based on five strategic bases and aims to achieve a structural transformation of the Comorian economy and to finance the expansion of sectors likely to accelerate growth in the Comoros, including transport infrastructure.\n\nMoroni Terminal, a key player in the Comorian supply chain, has provided terminal handling services at the Port of Moroni since May 2012. The company has already invested more than CF 5 billion (€10 million) to improve its operational capabilities. Between 2012 and 2021, the volume of containers handled increased by more than 20% thanks to these investments. Moroni Terminal currently employs about 200 people and generates more than 800 indirect jobs through its operations. Moroni Terminal is also determined to pursue its commitments in terms of CSR & philanthropy in the Union of the Comoros."
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"Ten Apple products have been removed from a list of products that can be bought with Chinese government funds.\n\nTen Apple products, including its iPad and MacBook line, have been excluded from Chinese government procurement, reflecting deepening distrust of American technology among foreign officials in the wake of leaks that began last year about expansive US intelligence gathering.\n\nAccording to Bloomberg, China's National Development and Reform Commission and its Ministry of Finance omitted Apple's products from a list published in July that specified technology products eligible for purchase with government funds. The products were reportedly present in a draft version of the list distributed in June. A month earlier, Microsoft learned Windows 8 would be ineligible for government procurement in China.\n\nChinese officials could not be reached for comment; Apple did not respond to a request for comment.\n\nIn May, Chinese officials said they would review foreign technology companies for potential security threats following the US indictment in absentia of five Chinese military officers for cyber espionage. That month, the Guardian reported that the National Security Agency routinely receives or intercepts technology products being shipped to customers outside the US to install backdoors for spying -- the very thing US government officials warned China's Huawei and ZTE might be doing in a 2012 report.\n\n[Are you waiting to snap up the next, bigger iPhone? Read Apple iPhone 6 Expected Sept. 9.]\n\nRussia, too, has reacted to disclosures about the NSA's aggressive intelligence gathering that arose from the documents leaked by Edward Snowden. The Russian government has asked Apple and SAP to turn over source code to determine whether the software contains covert spying capabilities. Microsoft began providing Russian authorities with access to its source code back in 2003.",
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"The Chinese startup Xiaomi has been criticized for copying the iPhone, which does not appear to be on the do-not-buy list.\n(Source: BusinessInsider)\n\nIn Apple's recent second-quarter 2014 earnings call for investors, CEO Tim Cook emphasized the progress the company has been making in China. He said $9.8 billion of the company's $37.4 billion in revenue during the quarter came from China. \"We literally did well in every single area in China.\"\n\nGovernment contracts presumably represent only a small portion of Apple's sales in China -- the company does not disclose such figures. But ineligibility for government procurement could dampen consumer enthusiasm for its products and hinder any necessary negotiations with Chinese authorities.\n\nUS companies have had a history of challenges in China, where business policies formulated to address national interests often impose burdens on foreign companies or give Chinese companies an advantage.\n\nChinese government requirements present a particular challenge to companies focused on information, because authorities there consider certain information to be a threat. In 2010, Google changed its stance on censorship in China following attacks said to have originated from within the country, and the company allowed for the possibility of a withdrawal from mainland China. Two years later -- market size trumping moral indignation -- the company made moves to re-engage with Chinese consumers.\n\nThomas Claburn has been writing about business and technology since 1996, for publications such as New Architect, PC Computing, InformationWeek, Salon, Wired, and Ziff Davis Smart Business. Before that, he worked in film and television, having earned a not particularly useful ... View Full Bio\nWe welcome your comments on this topic on our social media channels, or [contact us directly] with questions about the site.\nComment |\nEmail This |\nPrint |\nRSS\nMore Insights\nWebcasts\nBuilding the SOC of the Future: Next-Generation Security Operations\nROI and Beyond for the Cloud\nMore Webcasts\nWhite Papers\nA Technical Deep Dive on Software Exploits\nZero Trust Evaluation Guide\nMore White Papers\nReports\nAssessing Cybersecurity Risk in Todays Enterprises\nIDC FutureScape: Worldwide Digital Transformation Predictions\nMore Reports\n\nYou. Any have noticed that the Chinese government made public statements that that is untrue. It's now understood that this is untrue.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nThe macdailynews.com cites Caixin Online as a source, Caixin does mention the energy-saving properties of a product as the problem, but it also mentions security concerns.\n\nThis is the exact quote:\n\"Meanwhile, the Global Times cited Li Wei, a national security specialist, as saying that the government might have considered the purchase costs and Apple's system compatibility along with security concerns when excluding the company from the list. Li is the director of the Security and Strategic Research Institute at the China Institute of Contemporary International Relations.\"\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nWe trust you and your chinese govn't/friends than others. Everybody else is garbage.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nC/net just regurgitates the same garbage that we read elsewhere. We now have official Chinese government confirmation that it's not security, and that indeed, Chinese government agencies are still allowed to buy these Apple products, and are, in actually, doing so.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nI thought the same thing as well. I heard that there is a big push in china for using Linux, they even have their own distribution. But I guess as powerful their economic is, they are they still need western technology.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nSecurity has nothing to do with this at all. It's just that Apple didn't submit their data soon enough. It will be resolved. Now, articles are coming out with the correct information. This is why it's not always a good idea to try to be first in writing about something in this field, especially when it comes to something like this, regarding foreign governments. It's best to wait for confirmation.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nIt's just an excuse from Chinese\n\nThey said 'security' and then 'energy'\n\nWhy do they ban windows 8? If they could they'll everything from MS. It's difficult to move users away from windows world.\nReply | Post Message | Messages List | Start a Board\n\nThanks for the update. The media needs to do it's homework.\n\nI must also add, since I can't resist...I'm surprised by this article for the following reason. I wasn't aware the Chinese government actually \"buys\" any technology from the U.S."
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"I had my hysterectomy due to a large, multi-fibroid uterus. Also diagnosed with cyst and complex solid cyst of left ovary. Postop, I was diagnosed also with adenomyosis. I did not explore any other treatment. I did not have a second opinion as I trusted my doctor and I also needed to get the surgery over with before the end of the year.\n\nI had an abdominal supracervical hysterectomy with bilateral salpingectomy, and right oophorectomy under general anesthesia. Surgery was performed in the late afternoon. They were unable to find the left ovary so it was not removed for that reason. They think it might have shrunk or adhered some place in my pelvic area due to adhesions from 2 prior pelvic surgeries. They also opted not to remove my cervix because of adhesion to pelvic wall. Recovery in the hospital was uneventful. Cather was removed the second day and I was able to urinate within minutes. I spend 3 days in the hospital.\n\nI was able to get up and walk the next day. I had moderate pain. I would describe my worst pain as a level 7-8. It was not excruciating, it was bearable for me. I woke up with a pain pump which I used at occasionally during the first night and then it was removed the next day and they gave me Percocet, which I believe is what caused itching all over my body. Dr. gave me a script for Percocet, which I did not fill because I was pretty sure it caused the itching plus I did not want such a strong narcotic and I decided to have my brother buy me a bottle of Motrin, which I used once I got home but found it was not as effective, but I still stuck with it. Ironically, my right ovary was the visible one during presurgery ultrasound and it came out during surgery, but the left one, which was also to be removed, was the concerning ovary presurgery due to the complex cyst on it via ultrasound that is the ovary that could not be found during surgery. I was told that ovary most likely shrunk down in size and it most likely did not have any cysts or masses, presumably what showed up on the ultrasound could have been one of my many fibroids which they felt was the solid mass, but who knows?!\n\nOnce I got home, my recovery was pretty okay. I rested mostly for the first 2 weeks. I did have some issues with bowel movements. The problem was not constipation as I was drinking prune juice and lots of fluids, etc, but I was having really bad, excruciating intestinal cramping leading up to minutes before a bowel movement. I often wondered if it would last but it did not last for more than maybe the first 2 weeks. I did do light household chores after 2 weeks such as cooking light meals, sorting laundry,etc.. I unfortunately had to do my own shopping as I have no other adults living with me. I did drive and venture out to Walmart maybe 2 weeks out and I did recall feeling “weird” like a weak feeling and maybe slightly light headed. I also had an intense hot flash during that visit to the store and I felt clammy. I did experience hot flashes for the first 2-3 weeks somewhat intense but they did ease up; however, now at almost 3 months, they are returning once again frequently.\n\nAt almost 3 months post-hysterectomy, I feel okay. The abdominal numbness is slowly fading away. It is still numb in some areas on near the incision line but some areas have regained sensation somewhat. I still have very slight tenderness in that area. I guess it takes time to resolve. I do not miss having periods. I am hoping my next set of blood work in about a month will show that I am no longer anemic and I do not have to take iron supplements any longer. One surgeon thinks that my so-called periods some months may have actually been the fibroids bleeding and not an actual period. I was in perimenopause when I had the surgery as I was missing periods here and there, I’m 52. Before the surgery, I would occasionally spot bright red blood randomly and sometimes I would feel a sharp pain in one spot in my uterus before it bleeds. I am not really sure where I stand menopause-wise. Since I still do have that one ovary which cannot be found I am not sure. I did have one month where I felt like I cycled because I had the painful breasts, as well as carbs/sweets cravings, and moodiness. I have not had any mini-periods since the surgery since I still have my cervix; however. I have not cycled since that one time that I have noticed. I guess the next step to determine where I stand is to do hormonal testing, but I think I will ask my doctor about that when I go for my Pap smear in August, as well as it depends on the symptoms I am having. Overall, since my hysterectomy I feel okay with occasional insomnia, hot flashes, which is annoying especially at bed time, I’m always hot and everyone else around me is NOT hot or they are feeling cold. I think I may be a bit more moody as well.\n\nA hysterectomy is a personal decision. Many women have no choice but to have it done due to serious health-related issues that she is experiencing. Some women opt to have surgery due to fibroids that is causing excessive bleeding, and also depending on her age, she may opt to have bilateral oophorectomy/salpingectomy as well. When faced with a hysterectomy, the best thing to do is to prepare in advance for postoperatively. Read, read and read about what to do or not to do post-hysterectomy on this wonderful site. Take good care of yourself and not overdo it. Even though we feel good and have healed on the outside, remember that we are still healing on the inside and we need to take things slow and listen to our doctor’s advice. Take it slow and remember to pamper yourselves."
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"Commas are arguably the most important grammatical tool the English language has to offer. They splice a sentence, providing cohesion and unity. Commas also allow the reader to understand the proper connotation of a writer's words. That's a lot of heavy lifting for little scoop-shaped squiggles, isn't it? Consider eight situations that illustrate the importance of commas.",
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"One of the most welcomed attributes of a comma is its ability to wrap its arms around a clause. Any time a sentence veers off into a side tangent, wrap a comma around that veered-off thought. This indicates a pause at that moment. For example:\n\nHow can you tell if you have a clause that needs a little comma action? Simply take the side-tangent out of the sentence. If it's still a complete sentence without the veered-off thought, then insert commas around the clause.\n\nIntroductory phrases are a nice way to add depth and variety to your writing. In a way, they allow you to say just a little bit more in one, complete sentence. For example:\n\nAlways use a comma to introduce the preamble to a sentence. Introductory phrases can also be spotted a mile away if they contain gerunds.\n\nThis mnemonic device FANBOYS (F-for, A-and, N-nor, B-but, O-or, Y-yet, S-so) is, surely, a fan-favorite. It alludes to coordinating conjunctions, or connectors, that typically need a comma placed before them.\n\nA comma is needed when a FANBOYS word is used to separate two independent clauses to form a compound sentence.\n\nA comma works here because it separates two independent clauses (two subjects and two verbs that make up two complete thoughts), the second of which begins with a coordinating conjunction.\n\nBe aware, though, that FANBOYS words don't always require a comma. No comma is needed when a coordinating conjunction connects an independent clause to a dependent clause.\n\nHere, there is no need for a comma because the sentence doesn't have two independent clauses. The second clause does not contain a subject. It could not stand on its own as a sentence, so it is a dependent clause.\n\n4. Inside or Outside Quotation Marks?\n\nWhen it comes to incorporating quotations in your text there is often confusion about just where that pesky little comma should go. There are two points to remember about commas and quotations.\n\nA comma is the most commonly used punctuation mark to introduce a quotation and, in this case, does not go inside the quotation marks.\n\nCommas (as well as periods) at the end of the quote do go within the quotation marks, even if they're not part of the original quote.\n\nWhen listing things, many people don't use the Oxford comma, meaning they don’t place a comma before the last \"and\" in a list or series. While it's not technically wrong, it can be confusing. Would you rather be not-wrong, or oh-so-right? Also called the serial comma, the easiest way to describe Oxford commas is with an illustration.\n\nIn the first sentence, this person seems to be asking for Windex and applesauce together. Who likes Windex in their applesauce? In the second sentence, which uses the Oxford comma, the person is saying they'd like each of those separate and distinct items. Learn more about using the Oxford comma.\n\nHave you ever seen the face a baby makes when tasting lemon for the first time? An improper comma splice has the same effect. If you don't see any FANBOYS between two independent clauses (two separate thoughts), you should never see a comma. Without the presence of FANBOYS, commas just don't belong.\n\nIn the incorrect examples above, a comma separates (splices) two complete sentences, creating run-on sentences. These commas should be replaced with a period or semicolon. A comma would've worked in these examples if a coordinating conjunction was placed after the comma:\n\n7. Deciding Between a Comma or Semicolon\n\nA common error involves using a semicolon between independent and dependent clauses.\n\nThese are two connected thoughts, but the second part (after the semicolon) is not a complete sentence. It is a dependent clause.\n\nThere are a few ways to properly punctuate these clauses, including one option that allows you to keep the semicolon.\n\nAnother popular example of the confusion that leaving out a comma can cause is the difference between cannibalism and inviting grandma to dinner.\n\nPoor Grandma! Pop in a comma and Grandma gets to live another day.\n\nTake a Deeper Dive Into the Power of Commas\n\nConsider the grammatical ferocity of commas in the following three examples. Do you see anything wrong with these sentences?\n\nAre You Really Going Baby Shopping?\n\nIn the first example, what exactly is that person planning to do with an Italian baby once they get it? Were they trying to tell their loved one that they're in the mood for some Italian food? In which case, the sentence should likely read:\n\nJust Say No to Comma Splices\n\nThis Is No Place for a Semicolon\n\nIn the third example, a semicolon is the wrong choice of punctuation. A semicolon should never separate two incomplete sentences. Semicolons are used to illustrate a pause between two complete sentences whose meaning is very closely linked.\n\nAll in all, the power of the comma is mighty. Just because it's a little squiggle doesn't mean it shouldn't be paid a lot of attention. Studying this ruler of the grammar world will provide beneficial and long-lasting effects. Most people don’t walk out of the house without a care for how they look. Think of your writing in the same manner. Who wants to put out something with glaring errors and total disregard for this important piece of punctuation? Now that you understand the power of the comma, turn your attention to mastering correct usage of other often-misused punctuation marks."
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"Syriza’s pre-election motto “Hope is Coming” had US President Barack Obama’s narrative written all over it.\n\nThe language was not as soaring as that of Obama’s 2008 discourse on hope, but it relied on equally vague generalisations and empty promises as the party’s leadership under Alexis Tsipras declared its intention to put an end to the catastrophic path of austerity in Greece by changing Europe’s economy.\n\nSyriza called for an immediate write-off of the greater part of the nation’s public debt and promised to increase the minimum monthly wage to pre-crisis levels, reverse privatisation, and roll back a series of other neo-liberal reforms.\n\nIn other words, Syriza declared its intention to “tear up” the bailout agreement and embark on Keynesian stimulus policies to lift the economy out of depression.\n\nBut here lies the paradox. Syriza vowed to accomplish all of the above goals while expressing its firm commitment to keeping Greece in the eurozone.\n\nIn this context, the realisation of the above stated goals rested firmly upon a successful renegotiation deal with the country’s international lenders.\n\nIndeed, long before the national elections of January 25, 2015, which gave Syriza a decisive victory over its main political rivals, Tsipras was risking his political capital on promises to strike a “new social deal for a new Greece” with the country’s international lenders.\n\nSyriza’s strategy was influenced by voices that neither understood the nature of the eurozone and its institutions nor had any interest in a radical change in the political economy of Greece as well as by the fact that the overwhelming majority of Greek voters supported keeping the euro.\n\nAs such, a social democratic approach towards neo-liberal Europe was adopted under a ludicrous and simplistic interpretation which envisioned a shift in the balance of forces inside the “euroland” stemming from the force of moral claims made by Greece’s new government against austerity and the nation’s overall economic reality.\n\nIn less than a month after its rise to power, Syriza’s strategy towards neo-liberal Europe seems to have ended in fiasco.\n\nThe agreement reached between Greece and the eurogroup on February 20 keeps the bailout framework in operation and, as Paul Mason, economic editor from Channel 4 put it quite bluntly, “trashed Greek democracy”.\n\nFor starters, the agreement extends the bailout for four months (otherwise Greece would have run out of funds for its debt repayment obligations in just a few days from now) and Greece promises to fulfil its running obligations with its international lenders. Hence, a debt write-off is officially taken off the negotiation table.\n\nThe agreement also underscores the Greek government’s determination to carry out a “broader and deeper structural reform process”. Hence, not only has the bailout agreement been extended, but the Syriza-led government will help to further reinforce the EU’s neo-liberal reform.\n\nThe agreement extends the bailout for four months ... and Greece promises to fulfil its running obligations with its international lenders. Hence, a debt write-off is officially taken off the negotiation table.\n\nThe funds that were available in the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund buffer will be held by the European Financial Stability Facility for the duration of the four month extension and will be used only for bank recapitalisation purposes. Hence, not only are Greece’s eurozone “partners” distrustful of the Syriza-led government, but they make sure than these funds cannot be used to finance social programmes of any kind.\n\nThe agreement also states that “the Greek authorities have also committed to ensure the appropriate primary fiscal surpluses or financing proceeds required to guarantee debt sustainability in line with the November 2012 eurogroup statement”.\n\nIn other words, the so-called radical left Greek government has accepted the same deal over fiscal surpluses as the one that had been agreed on by the conservative government of New Democracy back in late 2012.\n\nBut wait. There is a major concession made to Syriza by the eurogroup. The infamous term “troika” has been removed and replaced instead by the words “European and international institutions and partners”. But as the agreement spells out, even the role of the International Monetary Fund remains the same.\n\nStill, the agreement has not been finalised. The Greek government must submit a list of its structural reform proposals by February 23. The list is expected to include measures to crack down on tax evasion and tax avoidance; measures to fight corruption; measures to restructure the Greek public sector; and measures to address the so-called humanitarian crisis. The structural reforms proposals must be aligned with the conditions of the original bailout agreement.\n\nIt would take a wild stretch of the imagination to interpret the agreement between the eurogroup and Greece in any positive light for those forces fighting against austerity and neoliberalism, yet this is precisely what the Greek government has managed to do.\n\nIn speaking to the media, Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis portrayed the extension of the bailout programme as “a mutually beneficial agreement” while Minister of Economy Giorgos Stathakis went even further and shamelessly described what took place at the last eurogroup meeting as “a very important day for Greece and Europe”. In his view, the agreement reached “showed that Europe has the political will to offer solutions”.\n\nNothing of course surpasses in hypocrisy the official organ of Syriza, the daily newspaper AVGI, which has been twisting reality in the most crude way in order to keep Syriza supporters from becoming disillusioned with the government’s strategy so early on in the game. The paper’s interpretation of the agreement is that it represents a firm confirmation of the fact that Greece has again become “a sovereign nation”!\n\nTo be sure, lots of Syriza supporters are beginning to feel quite edgy and irritable with the government’s handling of the negotiation process and the awareness that the party’s leadership has made a clear shift from radicalism to pragmatism.\n\nThe so-called Communist Tendency of Syriza has already denounced the agreement and is calling for a change in the party’s leadership. True, the Communist Tendency has very little influence inside Syriza but other, more influential voices aligned to Syriza are also expected in the next few days to speak out against the agreement.\n\nIndeed, the legendary 92-year-old leftist Manolis Glezos, currently a Syriza member in the European Parliament, is already among those who lost no time condemning the agreement and, in fact, apologising to the Greek people for having “helped to cultivate illusions” regarding the end of the bailout and terminating austerity and its adverse effects.\n\nAs Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras admitted on national TV the other day, and in a tone that was hardly celebratory as he must be undoubtedly fully aware that the agreement reached at the eurogroup meeting of February 20 reverses all of his party’s pre-election positions, “a difficult road lies ahead”.\n\nIndeed, Greece remains in debt bondage and with the noose of austerity and neo-liberalism still very much firmly around its neck. But that should not come as a surprise. It is the price paid for remaining in the euro under the aegis of neo-liberal rulers.\n\nIt sum, it appears that Syriza’s campaign slogan “hope is coming” will have the same fate as Obama’s revolution of hope: hopes that never materialised.",
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"Dr. Doom explains why central bank intervention is leading to inequality and how to invest in this risky environment\nBy Valentin Schmid\nbiggersmaller\nPrint\n\nThey call him Dr. Doom and for good reason. Dr. Marc Faber, author, investment adviser, and publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom report, usually emphasizes the risks in the financial system and never minces his words.\n\nHowever, his views are more nuanced than most people think, and his advice for investors is more pragmatic than idealistic.\n\nEpoch Times spoke to Faber about central bank manipulation of financial markets, the reasons for income inequality, and how to invest in this environment.\n\nEpoch Times: How long can the central banks manipulate markets?\n\nSo the madness in the present time may go on. In a manipulated market, it won’t end well, but you don’t know when it will not end well, and how far the manipulation can last.\n\nEpoch Times: And then at one point, the central banks own everything.\n\nMr. Faber: They could essentially monetize everything, and then you have state ownership. And through the central banking system, you introduce socialism and communism, which is state ownership of production and consumption. You would have that, yes, that they can do.\n\nThe BoJ owns more than 50 percent of Japanese ETFs (exchange traded funds), which own large parts of the underlying companies. So indirectly they may own 20 percent of the Japanese companies, and they can go up to a higher level.\n\nI don’t think the central bankers are intelligent and smart enough to understand the consequences of their monetary policies at present. They focus on inflation but in my view they shouldn’t do anything. They don’t focus enough on what it does to the average standard of living of the people, to the average household income.\n\nEpoch Times: If the policies are similar, why haven’t we seen hyperinflation like in Zimbabwe or Venezuela?\n\nMr. Faber: The developed market central banks can go on for quite some time. If Zimbabwe prints money, the pain is more obvious right away because if you are Zimbabwe, and you print money and the others don’t, and the currency collapses, and you feel the pain much sooner.\n\nIf the major central banks, the Fed, the European Central Bank (ECB), the BoJ, the Bank of England, and the Chinese monetize and print money in concert and agreement with each other, they all talk to each other; then the currencies don’t collapse against each other. There may be fluctuations, but we don’t have a general collapse of a currency.\n\nPaper money, in general, can then collapse, and it has to a large extent against asset prices like real estate around the world over the last 30 years, against equity prices, against bond prices—which have been rallying since 1981—and against precious metals since 1999.\n\nAsset price inflation is less obvious to the average person in the street. The average American has no money, so he doesn’t care if prices for paintings and real estate go up—until it touches him.\n\nIt’s nonsense to claim that inflation is only going up 1 percent per year in the United States. The cost of living of a typical family is going up much more than that—insurance, transportation, schooling are all going up.\n\nFor example, health care premiums for insurance policies [are rising], so the typical household is being squeezed. The central banks don’t care about that; they don’t look at it.\n\nI suppose the system will collapse before we become like Venezuela. In the West, if they start to print money, the end game will be brief. Within five years, I expect the system to implode.\n\nEpoch Times: How can we avoid a collapse?\n\nMr. Faber: You better ask the bureaucrats what their plans are. They had zero rates since December 2008; soon eight years [passed], and that hasn’t boosted economic activity for the average household, not in Japan nor the United States nor the EU. Now they talk about fiscal spending.\n\nWe already have large deficits but no deficit is large enough for the interventionist, so they will boost fiscal spending. They will finance deficits by issuing government debt, which the central banks will monetize. The Treasury will issue debt, and then the Fed will buy all these debts. Of course, that will not end well, but it will postpone the problem for a while.\n\nThen they will find some academics who will blame wealth inequality on the evil capitalists who made so much money out of asset bubbles.\n\nThey will blame the economic woes on these people. To some extent this is true. But the rich people did not create the inflated asset values; it was the central banks, by slashing interest rates to zero and negative interest rates in many countries.\n\nFirst, you create mispricings through artificially low rates and negative interest rates and you boost the income and wealth of the super-rich. It’s at best the 0.1 percent that really benefit from asset inflation, at the cost of all the people that have no assets and so you have this rising wealth inequality. So we have to tax the rich people and tax them more.\n\nTaking money from the rich is appealing if you go to voters, and you say to them, “Look, the reason the economy is doing so badly, it’s because of the rich people, the billionaires. We have to take 20 percent away from them and give it to you.” You can be sure that everybody will vote for that because the wealthy are a minority. This is what happens after monetary policies completely fail.\n\nSome well-connected people will hide their wealth but a lot of people won’t. Even if they take 50 percent from the richest, it’s not going to help. The next step will be to take money from less wealthy people; the interventionists will go all the way.\n\nEpoch Times: How do you invest in this environment?\n\nBut they are not cheap by traditional valuation methods.\n\nHowever, I think it’s dangerous for someone to say: “We all agree that it will end badly, so we keep 100 percent of our money in cash.” First, you have to decide which cash.\n\nNumber two, we don’t know what the time frame until it ends badly is. And in an extreme money-printing environment, the Dow Jones Industrial Average can go to 100,000.\n\nIt may likely not go up against precious metals, but it can go up in nominal terms endlessly. It’s not going to help the typical household. I have seen many hyperinflating economies, and in each case, the standard of living of average people declined.\n\nIn this particular instance, the people and companies take the money out of the financial system and store it in cash in a vault.\n\nThe measure to implement negative 5 percent is not going to work very well, so one way to make it work is to abolish cash. You can still hoard real estate, food, cigarettes, and precious metals, but you can’t hold cash anymore. So that is likely to happen, in my view, if they go all the way.\n\nEpoch Times: What about gold?\n\nMr. Faber: I have made a very compelling case for gold in the late 1990s and silver and platinum. I wrote a book, “Tomorrow’s Gold,” which was not about gold but the rise of Asia. The gold price rose very sharply between 1999 and 2011, and it corrected after September 2011. It probably overshot, and the mining shares overshot on the upside, so they corrected.\n\nNow, between last October and December, we had major lows in gold stocks and precious metals prices from where the prices will continue to rise.\n\nThey are going to go up tomorrow or in three to five years, I don’t know. If you keep printing paper money, the supply of money increases and assets that are in short supply or limited supply—whether it’s a Ferrari or a Gaugin painting—they are in tight supply, so they will appreciate.\n\nEpoch Times: But you would not only buy cash and gold mining stocks, right?\n\nMr. Faber: I think holding all your assets in cash is very dangerous. I want to be diversified; I hold some cash, bonds, equities, some real estate, and some precious metals.\n\nThe moment you diversify, your returns are suboptimal, but it’s likely to preserve your capital."
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"The pairing of these two heavenly bodies results in some unique energies being directed toward the sign of Pisces here on Earth. Those born under this astrology sign are spiritually oriented and charitable.\n\nAt times, however, Pisceans can have difficulty distinguishing fact from fantasy; they tend to get caught up in their dreams and views of how things should be. The element associated with Pisces is water. Those born under this zodiac sign easily relate to the emotional and unpredictable nature of this liquid gold.\n\nPisces feel a great deal, and they also feel misunderstood much of the time. Yes, they could cry you a river if the circumstances were right.\n\nEven so, the Pisces personality revels in its compassionate and imaginative nature and loves to cater to others. At times like this, Pisces would be wise to take time for themselves, the better to find their center once again.\n\n\nMany Pisces also immerse themselves in the arts and other creative pursuits as a centering mechanism, and they are quite talented in these areas. Those of the Pisces horoscope sign alternate between reality and non-reality in keeping with their introspective natures; their voyage between consciousness and an unconscious dream state says much about their intuitive, almost psychic natures.",
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"Hope you got the specs right, because I just duplicated your order for my 68 S1…\n\nI took them out and numbers before I ordered. But I have a clear front lens. Not sure if yours is amber. If so you should order an amber bulb. I did red on the rears per John Walker\n\nOne more thing. My old flashers worked fine with LEDs in front and filament bulbs in back. There was enough load to trigger the flasher cans. After putting LEDs in back, the signals and 4-way flashers didn’t work. So I went to the store and bought two electronic flashers that the package said would work with LEDs. No joy when I installed them. I wound up taking them back and getting a pair of Sylvania Load equalizers. I installed those on the front turn signal wiring. Now everything works as it should with the original flashers.\n\nJohn are the load equalizers resisters? I went ahead and ordered a LED flasher so I hope it works. Why two? Its been 20 years since I did my car but I thought there was only one.\n\nJohn are the load equalizers resisters? I went ahead and ordered a LED flasher so I hope it works. Why two? Its been 20 years since I did my car but I thought there was only one.\n\nYou need one for each side with the turn signals. They come in a package of two.\n\nEdit: It’s dark now and I checked. These things look astoundingly bright in the dark, much brighter than stock. and the sharp “on” and “off” gets your attention."
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"As a newbie expat in the United Arab Emirates, one of the things that you should be aware of in this Muslim country is that every year, the country celebrates a the holy month of Ramadan. It is customary that all Muslims fast during this month and as a foreigner living in the UAE, we need to abide by certain rules and regulations to also show respect to our brothers and sisters. Here are some tips on how to behave during Ramadan season.\n\nRamadan usually happens in between the months of June to July, but it the schedule depends on the sighting of the moon. If you are coming during this month to visit Dubai, please be guided accordingly as these rules were implemented by the government. While Dubai is an open city, we also need to follow proper guidelines or else we will be reprimanded.",
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"Cork Philharmonic Winds was founded by its conductor, Robert O’Brien, in 2012 to give Cork-based wind, brass and percussion players the opportunity to perform original music of the highest quality written for wind ensembles and band. For this concert, the ensemble welcomes guest conductor Liam Daly for a typically diverse programme featuring works and arrangements by Irish composers, including Fergal Carroll, Declan Townsend, Vincent Kennedy, John C. Murphy and Robert O’Brien.",
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"The drama of the removal of President Donald Trump continues. After the first series \"The Russian Affair\", the second \"The Ukrainian Affair\" does not seem better written. Above all, it shows the inability of the Democrats to criticize the president for his policies and could turn against them.",
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"The Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi.\n\nThe Democrats in the House have made an impressive showing in the impeachment hearings so far. They have made known that they have several more star witnesses. On their part a few of the Republicans in the House did put the two diplomats off kilter for a few embarrassing minutes when they posed the question whether any of them had personally seen any written Trump missive to the Ukrainian President which could be construed as quid pro quo. Another aspect they repeated frequently was that while the Obama Administration had dithered on providing lethal arms the Donald Trump administration had done so including the supply of Javelin anti tank missiles that the Ukrainians were demanding. From the hearings so far most Democrats would have realized that from what had transpired so far, impeachment was a charge that might not hold water; Rejection by the Republican majority in the Senate becoming a later development, should it come to that. Therefore it appears that the Democrats would generally be satisfied were the proceedings to expose Trump and the manner in which foreign policy was being run during his watch. They hope that it would make a dent in his vote bank. What then are the anomalies that the Democrats would be loath to touch upon and the Republicans to date have failed to highlight? The most glaring ones are summarized in the ensuing paragraphs.\n\nThe matter raised by the diplomats who kept returning to it during their deposition related to the informal channels that were working simultaneously. Without saying it in so many words they opined that these undermined the formal channels and by implication were irregular and were being used to further the President’s agenda. It would have been known to such seasoned diplomats that what they term irregular diplomacy and what countries around the world term back channel diplomacy, is fairly common. Heads of state often conduct the same through their National Security Advisers and very often through special representatives in whose discretion they have full confidence to deliver sealed missives directly to the head of state being contacted. There are so many examples of past Presidents of the United States doing the same. The most important one was during the Cuban Missile Crisis when President Kennedy used his brother Robert Kennedy for back channel diplomacy with his Russian counterpart. The back channel diplomacy succeeded. The Russians agreed to withdraw their missiles from Cuba and the world released its breath. The quid pro quo was the withdrawal of Jupiter missiles from Turkey. Several examples can be cited from actions by other countries in the two World Wars and throughout the Cold War. These often avoided more serious outcomes. The practice was followed by the adversaries in the Cold War. After the War years many heads of state and their governments started using these for what has been termed as parallel diplomacy or quiet diplomacy far removed from the media and prying eyes. India and Pakistan have been using the same for decades. It has more often than not dampened situations that could have become explosive.\n\nClandestine actions by former US presidents to further their agenda have taken place in the past from time to time. Many never came to light while others were revealed or unearthed well after the events. The most questionable and controversial one took place during the Ronald Reagan presidency. It related to what became known as the Iran Contra Affair. It seems to have been directly conducted from the White House under the aegis of the President. In the Iran-Contra affair, the Reagan administration secretly sold weapons to Iran to bring about the release of American hostages held in Lebanon. Money from the Iran weapons-sale was then used to fund the Contras, a group of guerrilla “freedom fighters” opposed to the Marxist government of Nicaragua. Col. Oliver North who met President Reagan on several occasions was chosen to carry out the negotiations. It was also known in Iran as the McFarlane Affair. Oliver North was indicted on sixteen charges in the Iran–Contra affair and found guilty of three—aiding and abetting obstruction of Congress, shredding or altering official documents and accepting a gratuity. His convictions were later overturned on the grounds that his immunized testimony had tainted his trial.\n\nThe most glaring omission in the impeachment trial on the part of Nancy Pelosi and the House democrats was not to have discussed the Vice President Biden and his son’s dealings in Ukraine thoroughly prior to commencement of the impeachment hearings, in closed-door discussions if they felt that was necessary. Had they done so many questions that should have been thrashed threadbare might either not have arisen or if they arose they would have done their home work in advance and would have had answers ready. It was not the case. Vice President Biden was heading to become the leading democrat contender to take on Trump in the forthcoming 2020 elections. His chances were considered bright. Due diligence required that the former Vice President’s and his son’s involvement that many today would term questionable be thoroughly gone into by face-to-face interactions. Should doubts have arisen they might have decided to delay the impeachment hearings till all matters had been clarified to their satisfaction.\n\nIt is only a matter of time that Republican senators in the House bring it up as the hearings proceed. Or they might decide to turn the tables decisively in the Senate when the time came were the matter to reach the Senate. So far from what is known the Trump quid pro quo was related to the Ukrainian government investigating the Biden father and son’s dealings. In recent weeks, Trump has relentlessly mocked Hunter Biden, to the point that his presidential campaign began selling shirts that say, “Where’s Hunter?” highlighting that the former vice president’s son had been out of the public spotlight for weeks. At a recent political rally, Trump noted that Hunter Biden had been thrown out of the Navy. Hunter Biden was discharged from the Navy Reserve in 2014 after failing a drug test and has struggled with alcohol and drug abuse. He told ABC News that, “like every single person that I’ve ever known, I have fallen and I’ve gotten up.”\n\nThe House Democrats should realize that were the hearings to go deeper towards indicting Trump the tables might be turned on them. Were Mr. Biden to become or have become the Democrat presidential nominee sooner or later the people, the media and even representatives on the Capitol Hill would have raised the question as to whether former Vice President’s dealings in Ukraine were questionable or not as these had started directly or by proxy while he was still in government. Further, was the involvement so deep that were he to ascend to the White House the Ukrainian government would be in a position to demand quid pro quo from time to time.\n\nThe following article may not be construed as an endorsement for Mr. Trump’s second -term. It is not the case.\n\nWhy is the situation in Pakistan irremediable?\nThe Assassination of Benazir Bhutto, according to an Indian General"
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"Photo from the film Abacus Small Enough to Jail.\n\nEarly in April 2017, Dr. David Dao was flying home where he was needed urgently. The United Airlines flight was overbooked, and through misfeasance on the part of United, four people admitted to their seats on the airline were asked to vacate. Only Dr. Dao refused. He was violently dragged from the plane by police who were called by the airline and sustained injuries. In our age of identity politics, you’ve got to ask: was it just a coincidence that an Asian-American was chosen to be the one passenger out of scores in their seats, or did the authorities think they would have an easy job with such a person, something that they’d never consider doing with an African-American passenger? The same politics applies to a case that began years bank, during a time that the big banks and investment houses had given mortgage loans to people who could not possibly meet payments, given their financial status. Foreclosures followed, an economic crisis loomed, and Chase, Citibank, Goldman Sachs and other giants were not only let off the hook but actually the recipients of a government bailout of over $700 billion.\n\nSuch was not the case with a Chinese-American bank, Abacus, a small affair in New York’s Chinatown founded by a fellow who is now eighty years old and who claims that he founded the small bank to make business easier for their clientele than would one of the big guys. His good will notwithstanding, he and his senior staff were prosecuted by Cyrus Vance Jr., the Manhattan District Attorney, on some 240 counts of felony and misdemeanor. “Abacus: Small Enough to Jail” is the documentary which reimagines the case, reenacting the absurdity of the prosecution in an understandably biased way, i.e. for the most part facts favorable to the defense were utilized.\n\nSpecifically in May 2012 the Abacus bank and nineteen of its employees were prosecuted on fraud charges relating to hundreds of millions of dollars of mortgages sold to Fannie Mae between 2005 and 2010. The D.A., who took an active role in the prosecution. The principal defendant Thomas Sung, a lawyer born in Shanghai and known in New York for much pro bono service to Chinese-Americans, fired the one employee who, he admits, was guilty of fraud. To further his case, Mr. Sung points out that the default rate of 0.3% was only one-tenth the national average.\n\nWhere is the evidence of such potential felonies as selling sub-par mortgage loans to Fannie Mae with the hope of conning that body? We can see why Steve James took the job of director of “Abacus,” given his social conscience, as he directed such movies as “At the Death House Door”-about a prison chaplain who, after presiding at Texas executions came out against capital punishment.\n\nOne of the best aspects of the film “Abacus” is that while many people speak, some excited members of the Sung family speaking over others, James avoids questioning a bunch of talking heads sitting in chairs. Archival film, of course, is shown, principally the blocks around New York’s Chinatown with a few scenes in a restaurant seating the Sung family around a large table with an enviable supply of dark green vegetables and noodles. A nice surprise as well are some clips from Frank Capra’s classic 1946 movie “It’s a Wonderful Life,” with Jimmy Stewart in the role of George Bailey, who saves his town of New Bedford from the forces of greed.\n\nOne may wonder how many people charged with misdemeanors or felonies plead guilty rather than face weeks, maybe months of litigation with the chance that though innocent, they may not be able to convince a jury. If only ten percent of people charged with felonies demanded jury trials, the criminal justice system would come to a halt. Kudos to Thomas Sung for showing that Chinese-Americans are not the passive group that they are stereotypically considered to be."
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"Publisher Nacon has released a new trailer for its upcoming rally racer WRC Generations, confirming that the game will be launching on Nintendo Switch on December 1st, 2022. It's arriving a bit earlier on other platforms this week on November 3rd, so presumably developer Kylotonn needs a bit more time to get the title fully optimised for Switch.\n\nWRC Generations reportedly has the largest selection of cars, tracks, and special stages in the series to date. Nacon has also detailed 'Leagues Mode', which will be cross-platform on everything other than Switch, so that's... not ideal.\n\nLeagues mode is the main competitive mode of WRC Generations. It is divided into two categories: solo and team. Players can rank in both modes simultaneously. In solo, the ranking of a player is determined by the points obtained individually, while the addition of the points obtained by each player determines the positioning of their team.\n\nLeagues mode is a cross-platform feature (except for the Switch which will work independently), where the goal is to obtain the best rank within the different leagues:\n\nEach league is subdivided into three tiers. Each tier is then divided into groups of players or teams, for competition on a direct scale. Groups can contain up to 30 solo players and eight teams in the mode of the same name.",
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"Let us know in the comments if WRC Generations is on your radar or not; are you bothered by the later release date for the Switch?\n\nWell... Looks boring. 😑\nRealistic driving / racing games without random items to use such as Gran Turismo, Initial D, Need For Speed, etc are really uninteresting for me.\nI'm glad I already have Race with Ryan on PS4 for alternative cartoonish racing game.\nThe other similar games in my mind are Paw Patrol Grand Prix, Smurf's Kart, Garfield Kart, Animal Kart Racer, etc.\n\nI think this could be a return to form for the WRC games, similarly to NFS this year. Not sure I'll get this on release but I'm definitely going to keep my eyes on it.\n\nThis looks awsome. Will be a day 1 for me but on ps5. I loved WRC10 and overall it was a solid rally expierience with plenty of content. Will be a shame to see it get Codemastered.\n\nIf the Switch version is decent enough, I'll get it there. Arcade racing games are so fun.\n\nWell... if it'll look like WRC10 then I'll stay with the old ones. WRC 3 and 4 for Vita looked better. Especially foliage is outrageous, just like in WRC 5 on Vita. Guess that it'll be a tradition for this series? From better to worse, terrible and then ubearable?\n\nPutting aside the terrible graphics and framerate it's going to have, racing games suck with digital triggers. The Switch needs analog triggers.\n\nThese games have to be selling decently on switch for continued support. 🤷🏾♂️\n\nWhat happened to the update on WRC 10?\nVery poor from a developer I've been loyal to in the past but will wait for a good sale before a purchase.\n\nLuckily the last WRC game for the switch\n\nGame only looks good in screenshots, the actual game feels like it's struggling in the trailer.\n\nI have a cockpit and Fanatec devices...I play iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Dirt Rally, Formula 1......the best racing games of the world.......\n\nBest racing games? You forgot about this WRC diamond:\n\nAll of the PS2 games from the series were incredible.\n\nI'll be getting this, for I've been enjoying the mess out of WRC9.\nI just wish Nintendo would release a Joy-Con Pro or something that has analog triggers. Absolutely needed for any racing sim.\n\nBeing a sim racing fan on a Nintendo system is painful. I love me some racing sims, but I also like to travel..\n\n@NinjaNicky can't you just use the right analog as a workaround?\n\n@LemyAtom I could but its not the same. If the Mario steering wheel works, I might buy one of those 🤔"
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"A small locality in Kolkata which was originally known as Coomartolly is a unique potter’s quarter in the northern part of the city of joy. The place is famous for its expertise with sculpting Indian Gods and Goddesses out of clay for different festivals in West Bengal throughout the year. They also export their idols to other countries and communities. The name of the famous street with the idol merchants is known as Banamali Sarkar Street. There’s a famous Hindu temple named Dhakeshwari Mata Temple nearby.\n\nAfter the Battle of Plassey in 1757, the East India Company decided to build a new settlement of Fort William. This made the population shift towards Sutanati, while neighbourhoods of Jorasanko and its surroundings became the rich locality. Under the direct orders of the company different parts of the city were allocated for different workmen.\n\nWhen the city developed and grew, loads of people shifted into these localities changing these areas into just their names. However, the artisans of the North Kolkata neighbourhood Coomartolly survived in large numbers. These potters who built pots beside the river to sell later at the bazaar soon started making idols of gods and goddesses, which started to be worshipped very popularly by the mansions and palaces around the city.\n\nThis potter’s hub houses over thirty women and a lot of male artisans, who are busy modelling beautiful clay idols of gods and goddesses. Most of these feature Goddess Durga who is seen riding a lion and slaying the demon Mahishasura.\n\nThese idols are supplied around the area and overseas and the celebrations during Durga Puja within Kumartuli are popular and one of the oldest in Kolkata. The process of making these idols is very tough and intricate. It takes place within the lanes of this locality and it is a wonderful sight watching these artisans work on their own as you roam around Banamali Sarkar Street.\n\nPlaces to visit near Kumartuli Kolkata\n\nThe locality is one of the oldest parts of the city. You can visit the places around Kumartuli to get a view of the grandeur of old Kolkata.\n\n2. Nabin Chandra Dass: The lane that exits out of the Kumartuli area towards Sobhabazaar has a sweet shop known as Nabin Chandra Dass which is famous for inventing the Roshogolla which is an absolute favourite amongst the people of Kolkata.\n\n3. College Street: You can visit College Street too which isn’t too far away from the area and is famous for the hundreds and thousands of bookstalls around the area including a second-hand book market.\n\nLocation and How to Reach Kumartuli Kolkata\n\nKumartuli is situated between Rabindra Sarani and the Hooghly River. It is in between the localities of Ahiritola and Shobhabazar. Kumartuli is surrounded by Shyampukur, Bartala, Jorasanko, Jorabagan and Hooghly. Once you’re in Kolkata it’s not that hard to get to Kumartuli.\n\nBus: The locality is easily connected by roads as buses ply right next to Kumartuli. If you want to take a bus get off at Lal Mandir or Rajballavpur Bus Stops from where it’s a five-minute walk to Kumartuli.\n\nMetro: If you want to take the metro, you have to get off at the Shobhabazar Metro Station and walk from there to the locality.\n\nTrain: The closest railway station is Bagbazar which is around ten minutes away from Banamali Sarkar Street. Local trains are always available from every part of the city.\n\nFerry: If you arrived at Howrah railway station and you want to cross the river to Kumartuli you can take a ferry and get off at either Bagbazar Ferry Ghat or Shobhabazar Ahiritola Ferry Ghat, Kumartuli is only a few minutes away from both of these places.\n\nOverall, if you want to take a walk through to Kumartuli get a glimpse at the culture and heritage of old North Kolkata there isn’t a better time than right before the Durga Puja season. You can feel the vibrancy of the festival by taking one stroll down the serpentine lanes of Kumartuli. Don’t forget to visit the Dhakeshwari Mata temple and taste the authentic Roshogolla.\n\nKolkata is one place that would continue to mesmerise its visitors with its old charm and rustic beauty. To make your Kolkata tour all the more enjoyable, we at Kolkata Tourism, a division of Holidays DNA offer Kolkata tour packages at affordable rates. Choose the package that suits you best and visit all the important sightseeing places of Kolkata in the comfort of a private car. For further details, please fill the Contact Us form."
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"A Friday night time matchup in between two teams on a roll? Two elite, do-it-all, triple-threats who are already finding MVP buzz?\n\nA probability for Pascal Siakam and the Toronto Raptors to take a look at on their own towards Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks to see Toronto’s superior-level, higher-strain defence that has yielded an astounding 41 opponents’ turnovers and an even far more amazing 84 fastbreak factors in their past two video games?\n\nIt does not get substantially greater in early November. However, the Mavericks ended up the greater crew as they withstood a furious fourth-quarter comeback from a 15-issue deficit to commence the quarter to earn 111-110 — the last rating a little flattering for Toronto, who threatened down the extend but only obtained it to one possession after a previous-next a few by O.G. Anunoby.\n\nThe Raptors played their third straight game without the need of Fred VanVleet, thanks to back tightness, and lost Pascal Siakam to a frightening-seeking groin injuries late in the 3rd quarter. Toronto is now 5-4 on the period, though Dallas improved to 5-3.\n\nThe Raptors authorized Dallas to shoot 50.6 for every cent from the ground, while only changing 44.3 for each cent of their personal photographs. Toronto experienced an 18-6 edge on offensive rebounds even though every single team was 21-for-25 from the line and manufactured 19 turnovers. Dallas was 12-of-34 from deep, though Toronto was 11-of-34.\n\nWhat to do about Doncic\n\nThe Raptors had to do a thing. The 23-calendar year-old arrived into the game with an absurd line of 36.1 points, 8.9 rebounds and 9. helps. It looks inconceivable he could maintain that tempo, but if he does his For every (participant efficiency ranking) of 36.1, it would blow past Nikola Jokic’s all-time record of 32.85 established final time as he won his next consecutive MVP award.\n\nToronto opted to double-go over him quite a lot at every single probability. Whoever the main defender was – Scottie Barnes got the assignment early, Important Achiuwa and O.G. Anunoby all took turns also, as the Raptors tried using to keep size on the 6-foot-9 position guard for the Mavericks – stayed with Doncic even after he tried to put them into select-and-roll. Easier mentioned than completed.\n\nLate in the initially quarter, Doncic was becoming stymied by Barnes and named up Maxi Kleber – who was staying included by Chris Boucher — to set a display screen. Barnes and Boucher dutifully doubled only to observe as Doncic did a spin dribble involving them and rifled a go cross-courtroom to a broad-open up Tim Hardaway Jr. in the corner for a a few.\n\nOn the subsequent possession, Doncic faked like he going to not use the monitor, came again the other way to use it and began rolling downhill with his right hand. The Raptors didn’t double, and Doncic just moseyed his way to the rim for the lay-up. And when he wasn’t doing that? Doncic was residing at the no cost-toss line.\n\nLate in the 3rd quarter, he was in isolation from Achiuwa – as great a defender in these cases as there is in the league. Doncic went as a result of about six distinctive dribble moves, hoping to get Achiuwa to bite, but he wouldn’t.\n\nLastly, with the shot clock winding down, Doncic just went to his one-legged fadeaway and permit it fly about 20 ft in the air. It touched only web on the way by way of the rim. Ideal defence and it didn’t issue. Tricky address. Doncic concluded with 35 points, eight rebounds and six assist although capturing 10-of-15 from the flooring.\n\nSiakam is right there\n\nIt is challenging to specific how lofty a objective the Raptors star established for himself when he mentioned he wanted to be a “top-five” player in the NBA at the commence of schooling camp. In Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Steph Curry, and Kevin Durant there are at minimum four preceding MVP winners in their key and capable of successful one more.\n\nThen there’s Doncic, who has been very first-staff All-NBA for three straight decades, and let us not ignore Jayson Tatum and Joel Embiid. The record goes on. But Siakam is making himself read.\n\nAgainst the Mavericks he went off for 17 points in the first fifty percent – 1 better than Doncic — grinding out points on a night time when the Raptors had been normally battling for offence. His defence was on-point much too. He was on his way to a different massive night time – he had 18 details, seven rebounds and 6 assists in advance of he acquired hurt, so was nicely on his way to an additional triple-double, and far more than keeping his have versus Doncic. The only hope now is his damage is just a tweak, fairly than some thing more significant and he does not miss far too a great deal time, if at all. The problem is the Raptors have a back-to-back again in opposition to Chicago coming up, the begin of 5 games in 7 times, so we’ll see.\n\nPorter Jr. demonstrates what he can offer you\n\nOtto Porter Jr. showed some of the smarts he’s identified for early in the 2nd quarter when, late in the shot clock, he noticed the Mavericks’ Spencer Dinwiddie bouncing the ball in no man’s land towards Dalano Banton. Porter created a move in direction of the ball, faking a double but remaining in the passing lane and when Dinwiddie tried using to move it back again to Porter’s person the latest Raptor acquired his mitts on it for a deflection main to a Dallas shot-clock violation.\n\nHe later experienced a steal that led to a fastbreak and a triple as Raptors head mentor Nick Nurse played him with a typically starters team minus Gary Trent Jr. so Toronto could retain some shooting on the ground while Trent Jr. rested. So there are indicators of what Porter Jr. will be equipped to provide as he rounds into enjoying condition. He was also on the flooring as the Raptors designed an early fourth-quarter operate, his next three slicing the Mavericks’ guide to 8 when Doncic sat. But once once more the finest Raptors bench participant was Chris Boucher, who is providing generous doses of enhanced skill and persistence to go with his trademark electricity as he set up 17 details, grabbed 9 rebounds and was a group-finest +20 in his 29 minutes.\n\nNot all the Raptors came to enjoy in opposition to the Mavericks, but Anunoby played his third out-standing match in a row, highlighted by yet yet another demonstration of unbelievable defence. As we have pointed out right before steals are on your own evidence of superior defence, but at a specific stage, they become evidence of a participant who is locked in on the process and has the mix of quickness and dimensions to simply just erase possessions.\n\nAnunoby is that dude correct now. It was his third straight game with five or extra steals and the seventh time in 9 game titles he recorded many thefts. But Anunoby’s offence – lacklustre by way of the initially 4 video games when he shot just 38.5 for every cent from the flooring – joined his defence. He put up a year-higher 27 factors for Toronto from Dallas on 11-of-21 shooting. He’s now averaging 18.6 points for each game and taking pictures 38 for each cent from deep. It was a disgrace that his attempt to poke the ball absent from Doncic in the closing minute finished up putting the Mavericks star on the line for a pair of totally free throws that iced the match.\n\nWith any luck , Barnes is alright\n\nThe Raptors star sophomore sprained his appropriate ankle late in the off-season and then rolled it again in the initially half of Toronto’s initial activity in opposition to Miami final week.\n\nHe only missed 1 start and surely appeared high-quality after that: in 4 game titles just before very last night time because returning to the lineup Barnes was averaging 16.3 factors, 6.8 rebounds and 4.3 helps on 53.3 for each cent shooting, like capturing 48 for each cent from three on more than five makes an attempt a game.\n\nBut Barnes twisted his suitable ankle in the initially quarter all over again last night time, and though he stayed in the recreation, he appeared to jam his ankle once again attempting to help you save a unfastened ball ahead of halftime. 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The Prius plug-in Hybrid ranked as the second most sold plug-in electric car in 2012, and, as of June 2014, it is the third best selling plug some of the electric car ever, after the Nissan Leaf and family volt / Ampera.\n\nThe Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid electric vehicle project Toyota began in 2007, the temptations of the road car prototype in France and the UK in 2008 Toyota made available a total of 600 Prius plug-in to display rental cars anyway and government customers, 230 were delivered in Japan the beginning of December 2009, 125 models in the US by early 2010, and 200 units in Europe in 2010. All the cars were limited geographic areas equipped with special data tracking devices designed to allow Toyota to monitor the use of the vehicle for continued plug-in hybrid system.\n\nIn July 2010 the first demonstration Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid PHV released in Manitoba. The unit will be shared and tested by four partners: Manitoba Hydro, Manitoba Innovation, Energy and Mines, and the University of Manitoba. There are 15 trial partners in four provinces that are part of the first phase of the Canadian trial demonstration.\n\nBuilders and Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid has a number of key changes demonstration units that were deployed in the field of assessment based on experience and customer feedback. The production version has two main modifications vehicle demonstration to improve efficiency. First, Toyota decided to include selectable electric drive mode (EV mode), which allows drivers to save energy for use in areas where EV mode is very efficient, as city driving. Builders and Prius PHV has the ability to direct the regenerative braking power battery electric vehicle, rather than hybrid battery system, thus providing more range in EV mode.\n\nThe Prius Plug-in Hybrid uses the Hybrid Synergy Drive of the standard Prius model, and skills improvement that includes a 4.4 kWh lithium-ion battery that significantly expands the range of all-electric as compared to the regular Prius, fully rechargeable and a domestic source. Hybrid system includes a 1.8-liter DOHC 16-valve VVT-i petrol engine that develops 98 horsepower (73 kW) @ 5200 rpm, and 105 lb-ft (142 N · m) @ 4000 rpm, a third-generation hybrid transaxle, a unit power control (PCU), and the charging system on-board. The system uses two motors electrical output, one of the 60 kW (80 hp) unit (MG2) that works mainly compact, lightweight transaxle, and a small motor (MG1) is rated at 42 kW (56 hp) that works as the electric power source for battery regeneration and as a starter for the engine fuel.\n\nMaximum motor-drive voltage is 650 volts DC. After the electric driving range is exhausted, the change of plug-in hybrid operation at a pre-determined state of battery charge (SOC) and operates as a conventional hybrid filled with the same efficiency a standard Prius. Net hybrid system of dispensing 134 BHP, allowing the Prius Plug-in to accelerate from 0 to 62 mph (0 to 100 km / h) in 10.7 seconds and reach top speed of 112 mph (180 km / h). The maximum speed in EV mode is 62 mph (100 km / h). With a weight of approximately 1,420 kg (3,130 lb), the version of the plug-in only 50 kg (110 lb) heavier than the regular Prius.\n\nThe production version was unveiled at the September 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show with a battery pack Lithium-ion 4.4 kWh. Toyota estimates that all-electric range varies between 10 to 15 miles (16 to 24 km) for full speed and quick braking, road and vehicle conditions, or control the use of weather. Lithium-ion battery pack can be charged 180 minutes at 120 volts or 90 minutes at 240 volts.\n\nThe 4.4kWh lithium-ion battery developed for the Prius Plug-in fits under the rear cargo floor and weighs 80 kg (180 lb). As a comparison, the nickel-metal hydride battery of the third generation Prius, which has a capacity of 1.3kWh, weighs 42 kg (93 lb). A full using an external AC shop takes approximately 2.5 hours to 3.0 from the standard North American 120V 15A household outlet, or 1.5 hours using a standard European 230V household outlet. The battery requires approximately 3.2 kWh of electricity plus 0.3 US gal (1.1 l; 0.25 imp gal) of fuel to give a 40 km (25 mi) of range. A fully charge the state of charge reads 85% and all-electric mode disengages at 23%, and the usable power after charging the loss is 2.73 kWh. The included charging cable connects to the charging port inlet located on the rear right fender.\n\nPort was moved from the front driver-side fender in the model displayed based on the input from the participants in the program. Battery charger cable weighs LB 3.75 (1.70 kg), 24 feet (7.3 m) in length, and is in line with its compartment in the trunk. The port provides LED (Light emitting diode) illumination for easy night-time charging. A timer allows charging to take place during off-peak hours can be set or at the beginning or the end time.\n\nThe Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid shares many of the same exterior and interior design as the standard 2012 Prius, to keep the coefficient of drag at = 0.25. During the special design features plug-in are: unique chrome grille and bumper trim, chrome door handles, unique 15-inch alloy wheels, headlamps blue-accented, a distinct tail lamp design, and a new Hybrid Synergy Drive Plug-in badge.\n\nIn the United States Prius Plug-in Hybrid is available in two models, the standard Prius Plug-in and the Prius Plug-in Advanced, gave five colors. The standard trim level includes all the features of the 2012 Prius Two Liftback grade, plus some features from the Prius Three and Prius Four grades. Standard features include remote heated air conditioning system (which can run or off the grid when the car is connected or off the battery like the third-generation Prius), a timer charger, EV / ECO / POWER modes, three- front seats, door smart key push- a new start button touch-screen display audio with navigation and backup camera integrated, Toyota Antun, and LED daytime running lights.\n\nAccording to Toyota Prius the plug-in is expected to be rated at 112 mpg-US and CO2 emissions of 49 g / km under the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). Official fuel economy EPA rating of 95 miles per gallon of gasoline equivalent (mpg-e) in all-electric mode and combined city / highway rating of 50 mpg-US in mode hybrid, the same as the third generation Prius liftback. The world combined city / highway rating of fuel-energy fuel economy EPA’s 58 mpg-US equivalent (mpg-e), and 59 mpg-US is equivalent to the city and 56 mpg-US is equivalent to the main road. The overall fuel-electricity combined fuel economy rating of 58 mpg in is the same rating as the Ford C-Max Energi and Ford Fusion Energi, making all three PHEVs fuel vehicles very well in class midsize EPA’s.\n\nIn the United States, Toyota Prius Plug-in Hybrid includes Toyota Vehicle Proximity Notification System (VPN), which is designed to alert pedestrians, the blind, and some of the vehicle because of the significant noise reduction standard hybrid vehicle traveling at high speed in EV mode. This type of warning device approved by the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act of 2010. The sound generated by the speakers without warning mounted and only at speeds below about 15 mph (24 km / h) activates automatically. 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"Home > Movies > Features > Clerks 3 Release Date: What We Can Expect?\n\nClerks 3 Release Date: What We Can Expect?\n\nThe film which has gained recognition from its first installment is Clerk. Here are all updates about third movie.",
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"More than 300 leaders in the civic, governmental, faith, and educational communities participated in a day of learning about antisemitism and hate at Cincinnati Union Terminal in April.\nMay 24, 2019 | 0 Comments\nTweet\nShare5\nShare\n5 Shares\n\nA New Approach to Combating Antisemitism\n\nAt vigils across the country after attacks on Jewish communities in Pittsburgh and Poway, our allies who stood alongside us from other communities asked how they could help. At the same time, after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, many of those same allies expressed confusion about what they had witnessed. “If Charlottesville was about Confederate monuments, why did they chant, ‘Jews will not replace us?’” many asked.\n\nAlong with the trauma and horror of these tragedies came an opportunity to answer those questions with a transformative learning experience designed to help allies in the broader community better understand antisemitism and how it intersects with other forms of hatred.\n\nOur Cincinnati JCRC set out to host a full day of learning for community leaders which would teach historical antisemitism and its contemporary manifestations. Our vision was to feature both Jewish experts on antisemitism and voices from other communities who could speak to other forms of bigotry. We wanted to create a space for people to connect with each other and to inspire future collaborations.\n\nWith no local model for this to use as a guide, we were forced to innovate through challenges and doubts. How could we effectively teach thousands of years of antisemitism in one day of learning, while still leaving space to explore other forms of hatred in a meaningful and resonant way? How could we address the full range of antisemitism, from both the ideological left and right, in front of such a broad community audience without causing people to shut down in defensiveness? How could we navigate thorny conflicts inherent in this kind of intersectional endeavor, especially as it relates to helping progressive allies understand when criticism of Israel becomes antisemitism?\n\nDespite those challenges, our one-day summit on antisemitism and hate, called Driving Out Darkness, drew more than 300 leaders from across our city’s civic, governmental, religious, and educational sectors. Every room was at capacity, and we weren’t preaching to the choir: more than 60% of participants came from outside our Jewish community. Jewish leaders in attendance came from all across the country to learn from our model with hopes of replicating it back home. The content was more resonant and the day more successful than we could have ever anticipated.\n\nWhen the dust settled, we were left with the following tested learnings that can inform best practices for a modern strategy to combat antisemitism:\n\nBalance the universal and the particular. We were very intentional about being inclusive of other forms of minority hate without losing our focus on antisemitism. Our logo, for instance, did not include any Jewish insignia; the event title “Driving out Darkness, the 2019 Regional Summit on Antisemitism and Hate” called upon the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., yet made it clear the day would focus on antisemitism. We hosted the event at Cincinnati’s Museum Center, a civic space near downtown.\n\nWe engaged both Jewish and broader community organizations in planning to help form the full fabric of the conversation. Our Jewish partners in the endeavor, The Holocaust & Humanity Center, AJC Cincinnati, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, and the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives, brought their expertise in combating antisemitism and their relationships with leaders in the broader community. Our allies– more than 40 organizations from all across the Cincinnati community–were not just co-sponsors; they helped us plan the breakout sessions and they volunteered their own experts to serve as panelists. We worked with moderators in advance to help them understand sensitivities in the Jewish community.\n\nBring people through a journey from history to today. In order to best combat it today, we have to first educate that antisemitism morphs over time. We asked scholars from Hebrew Union College, who specialize in the history of antisemitism, set the stage for a tour of the Holocaust & Humanity Center, a brand new, state-of-the-art museum, whose mission is to use the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action today.\n\n“Israel second” is the most effective approach. Discussions about the line between fair criticism of Israeli policy and antisemitism can be divisive, so we intentionally placed these plenaries and break out sessions at the end of the day, after people had a more general understanding of antisemitism. We also framed the day so that people had the expectation that they would be challenged, and we asked them to lean in right from the start. We included diverse voices who could speak on the full ideological scale. Great thought went into finding credible panelists and experts who did not paint with broad brushes but instead spoke with thoughtfulness and nuance. We found that participants were hungry for a safe space to have honest and fair conversations about the line between antisemitism and fair criticism of Israel- as these were the best-attended sessions.\n\nProvide a space for people to connect. We were concerned leaving more than an hour for lunch would allow tempt some to cut the day short. Instead, participants told us an hour wasn’t enough time, because they used lunch to develop connections across communities. We included designed facilitations over lunch that encouraged diverse conversation. We hosted interactive word clouds so attendees could process as a group what they were experiencing.\n\nOffer actionable tools and skills. The conference went well beyond educational panels to include skill building workshops. We offered a free, signed copy of Deborah Lipstadt’s book Antisemitism: Here and Now to attendees, so learning could continue beyond the confines of the day. And we asked participants to join the Cincinnati Regional Coalition Against Hate, a nonpartisan alliance of organizations committed to being vigilant against hate activity and developing proactive strategies to combat hatred in our region.\n\nSurvey results confirmed what we saw and heard anecdotally. Across the board, more than 75% of those surveyed said they left with a better understanding of antisemitism, feel more comfortable talking about it in their communities, and that they made new, valuable connections and relationships.\n\n\"We wanted to create a space for people to connect with each other and to inspire future collaborations.\" —Jackie Congedo"
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"Brynn Cameron is a former basketball player, sports personality, and businesswoman from America.\n\nShe was born on July 8, 1986, in Van Nuys, Los Angeles, California, She is an American national. She is from a Christian family. Her birth sign is Cancer. Hence, she is stubborn, emotional, hard-working. She is of Scottish heritage. Stan Cameron is her father is and Cathy Cameron is her mother. Her sister is Emily Monroy and her two brothers are Jordan Cameron and Colby Cameron. Jordan is also an athlete himself. He was with Cleveland Browns from 2011 to 2014 at Tight End. He later went to Miami Dolphins in 2015 for a year.\n\nShe completed her schooling at Newbury Park High School. Later, Brynn attended the University of California. She graduated with a degree in Sociology. Likewise, she also played basketball with the school as well as college teams.\n\nEnhancing her favorite things and hobbies, She is a huge fan of actor Tom Cruise and actress Jennifer Lopez. Similarly, she loves to eat low-calorie foods. Her hobbies are playing games, shopping, and cooking. Her favorite colors are red and white. Likewise, her dream holiday destination is Switzerland.\n\nShe already started playing basketball in her schooldays. However, she became playing officially during her college days. She got a nagging hip injury during the second season in 2005-2006.Hence, she took a break from her career during the 2006-2007season as she gave birth to Cole. After a year’s break, she made her comeback in the 2007-2008 season. She performed well in that season with 40 three-pointers and5.8 points.\n\nShe ended her career in the 2008-2009 season. Similarly, she became the no. 3 all-time 3-pointers with 131career threes. She also placed no. 5 all-time with a 34.5%3-point shooting percentage. Brynn didn’t receive any awards throughout her career. However, she was a talented and hard-working player.\n\nAfter her graduation, she began to work as an interior decorator. In 2012, she was offered a job by Adidas and Gatorade as a sports marketing executive.\n\nAt the moment, Brynn is living a single life, looking after her three children, residing in her residence in Manhattan, the United States of America. She previously dated Matt Leinart, a former USC football quarterback player, when she was just 19. They started dating in 2004 and broke up in 2005. They have a son named Cole Cameron (born in 2006).The duo instantly bonded about how their jersey numbers for the football and basketball teams were the same. The split was not healthy at all.\n\nWith two children, everything seemed to be perfect for the couple. They had plans of getting married. Both were concerned not only for their future but also for their children. However in July 2017, Blake called off the engagement, and after their split, he even stopped sending child support. This led Brynn to file a lawsuit against him on February 14, 2018. According to the reports, Cameron demanded alimony and asked for child support. She also accused the father of her two children of abandoning them and having an alleged affair with beauty mogul Kendall Jenner.\n\nOn August 2, 2018, the dispute was settled and both agreed on a term to co-parent their two children. Also, she received $258,000 a month as child support. The two negotiated privately before they showed up to the court for the final hearing As per the record, the NBA player will pay for the five-bedroom house located in a South Bay Community, in Manhattan Beach.\n\nShe has a net worth of $2 million from her successful career. In addition, her ex-boyfriend Blake’s net worth is $60 million US dollars. Financially, Blake’s entire career making will be worth $1.92 billion\n\nBrynn doesn’t seem to love using them. Her Instagram account has only 639 followers. She leads a private life away from social media.\n\nBrynn Cameron is a fighter and lives life on her terms.\n\nFactors to think about When Choosing An HVAC Company"
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"What got you interested in Metal? I had an older brother and sister that were both big into music, so I got the bug from them. My brother was a big Springsteen and Van Halen fan, so I had a good rock foundation from him as well as from hearing bands like Krokus & Motley Crue on the radio. Also, around that time, my brother got a video tape from a friend with a ton of music videos (as we had yet to get MTV) and I remember the first-time seeing Kiss, Twisted Sister, Ratt and Motley Crue videos and I was instantly hooked! I later got MTV and discovered the Headbanger's Ball, and through that and some of my good friends at school, I slowly got exposed to and interested in some of the heavier bands.\n\nFavorite Concert/Band: I started going to shows around 1991 but my first ever show at a club was a sold-out Ramones show on the Acid Eaters (20th Anniversary Tour), August 16, 1994, at the Horizontal Boogie Bar in Rochester, NY. It was a hot August night, and the club was a sweatbox, and that show was magic! As for favorite band(s) - Kiss, The Ramones, Goo Goo Dolls and Savatage probably top the list. But I have so many other favorites too (including Jesse Malin, Def Leppard, Gene Loves Jezebel, Hanoi Rocks, The Hellacopters, Mother Love Bone, Van Halen, Ratt, The Donnas, Jason & The Scorchers...)\n\nWhat 5 albums do you listen to the most?\nThis is constantly changing as I am always looking for new music to discover. I also try not to burn out on artists or albums, so I try to listen to a lot of variety. As for my love of metal (outside the radio realm), some of my most influential (and most listened to) albums were... Slayer \"Seasons In The Abyss\", Sepultura \"Chaos AD\", Savatage (impossible to pick one), Cannibal Corpse \"The Bleeding\", Testament \"First Strike Still Deadly\" (only for lack of being able to pick one), Earth Crisis \"The Oath That Keep Me Free', Anathema \"Judgement\" and Amorphis \"Tuonela\".",
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"What got you interested in Metal? When I was really young my stepfather and I would listen to his record collection in the garage. It was all classic rock, then one day I heard Metallica on the radio, and it was all over from then on.\n\nHobbies and Interests: Going to shows, reading, riding horses, cooking, swimming, watching horror movies, spending time in NOLA and sleeping in whenever I get the chance.",
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"What got you interested in Metal? After hearing Guns N' Roses, I became hooked on hard rock and it just spiraled from there.",
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"What got you interested in Metal? My dad was into Rock n' Roll and in the late 70's early 80's he got into what we now know as Heavy Metal. He played me bands like Black Sabbath, Dio, Scorpions, and Iron Maiden. When I heard Iron Maiden for the first time I was hooked for life.\n\nFavorite Concert/Band: Give Me Ed Till I'm Dead 2003 Iron Maiden, Dio and Motorhead; Iron Maiden will always be my favorite band.\n\nHobbies and Interests: I like professional hockey... go Red Wings! Mostly my life revolves around Metal.\n\nWhat 5 albums do you listen to the most? First the sake of not mentioning 5 Maiden albums...\nIron Maiden - Piece of Mind\nDio - Magica\nTherion - Lemuria/Sirius B\nBlind Guardian - Nightfall in Middle Earth\nKing Diamond - Puppet Master",
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But she has courted controversy in the past, accused of misleading the American public over the deadly 2012 attacks on the U.S. diplomatic mission and CIA annex in Benghazi, Libya. In a series of TV interviews at the time, she claimed the attacks had spontaneously erupted from a protest over an anti-Muslim short film, ‘Innocence of Muslims’, although it later became clear that it was actually a premeditated assault by the terrorist group Ansar al-Sharia. It is thought that Joe Biden dropped her as his preferred choice as Vice President because of fears that Donald Trump would exploit the Benghazi controversy. Now it looks like she may take the top job in his cabinet.\n\nRice previously called on Trump to offer the Iranians a time-limited “suspension” of the United States withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal and to allow relief from the tough sanctions imposed by his administration. In a newspaper article Rice stated: “Eliminating the Iranian nuclear threat must be any president’s priority. The Trump administration’s demand that Iran simultaneously halt all its nefarious activities failed utterly, as it sacrificed the nuclear deal and obtained nothing else. Should a renewed nuclear dialogue bear fruit, on a separate track the administration could aim to negotiate restraints on other aspects of Iran’s malign behavior. President Trump’s decision to withdraw from the nuclear deal and impose crippling sanctions, when Iran was in full compliance, was foolish and, predictably, has backfired. But we are where we are. Finding a way to leverage his massive mistakes while demonstrating the will and capacity to climb down is our least bad option.”\n\nPresident Trump regarded his strategy on Iran as one of the foreign policy successes of his administration. In his final days in office he may try to place legislative obstacles in the way for the Democrats. The US Senate, with a 52-48 Republican majority, (barring any surprises in the January 5 run-off in Georgia) will make it difficult for Joe Biden to restore the nuclear deal in any case. But either way, the incoming administration should be aware of several facts.\n\nFirstly, contrary to Susan Rice’s assertions, Iran was not in full compliance the JCPOA. Indeed, the Iranian regime had never stopped work on its top-secret nuclear program. At a press conference in Washington on 16th October this year, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) issued a report exposing the fact that authorities in charge of nuclear weaponization in Iran have established an entirely new site in the Sorkheh-Hesar region to the east of Tehran. The report outlined how the top-secret facility has been constructed in the middle of a military ballistic missile manufacturing complex. Work began on the complex in 2012 and the project became fully functional in 2017, dates that overlapped the implementation of the JCPOA and therefore debunk the regime’s claims that their nuclear activity has always been exclusively peaceful.\n\nSuch information is known to be reliable. The NCRI was first to alert the international community to the existence of a belligerent nuclear program in Iran in 2002. That revelation and repeated revelations over the past 18 years, thanks to high risk and detailed intelligence by the Iranian resistance and other sources, have demonstrated that the regime has consistently striven towards the production of a nuclear weapon. Clearly the JCPOA has been an abject failure from the outset.\n\nSecondly, the Biden-Harris administration should also watch closely what happens at the forthcoming trial in Belgium of Assadollah Assadi, a senior diplomat from the Iranian Embassy in Vienna. On 1st July, 2018, Assadi was arrested and charged with passing 500gms of TATP high explosives and a detonator to an Iranian/Belgian couple from Antwerp. He allegedly had ordered them to drive to Paris and detonate the bomb at a major rally organised by the NCRI and attended by over 100,000 people, including hundreds of leading international, US and European parliamentarians and senior government officials.\n\nA bomb attack of this magnitude, which would certainly have killed and maimed hundreds on European soil in probably one of the worst terror acts in recent history, could only have been authorized by the Iranian regime’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and by its so-called ‘moderate’ President Hassan Rouhani, who has already called on Biden to “return to commitments” over the nuclear deal. Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, as the minister in charge of all of the clerical regime’s diplomats, must have been a key party to the terrorist plot, along with the minister of intelligence & security Mahmoud Alavi and the leaders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and their extra-territorial terrorist offshoot the Quds Force.\n\nAssadi’s trial will be the first time ever a serving Iranian diplomat has faced trial in Europe for direct involvement in an act of terrorism. The Iranian regime has made desperate and repeated efforts to secure his release, claiming diplomatic immunity. But the Belgian and German authorities have stood their ground. Now, according to a report by Reuters on 9thOctober, Assadi has outrageously warned Belgian police authorities that if he is found guilty there will be violent reprisals against European targets by unidentified groups.\n\nThe theocratic regime’s attempts to kill and maim people in Europe may now be moving towards a new and chilling dimension. The Iranian government, having already shown their determination to kill innocent people on European soil with high explosives, will show no restraint in carrying out future attacks. The US and EU will be failing in their duty if they continue to appease this dangerous and aggressive terrorist regime. Susan Rice should think again and advise the new US president to pursue a tough line on Iran."
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