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But the real battle is in Asia - mainly between Japan and South Korea, with China on the fringe. The prize is the honour of holding the 2002 tournament, the first outside the Americas or Europe.
Joao Havelange, president of governing body Fifa, would like the first World Cup of the 21st century to be held in Asia. He has repeatedly said in public that he looks favourably on Japan's chances, though he has stopped short of endorsing Tokyo's candidacy. Fifa will make the final decision in 1996.
Japan had been regarded as the easy favourite, at least until last October. 'There is no way the Japanese won't get the World Cup,' Gary Lineker, the former England and Spurs star who signed a lucrative two-year contract with Nagoya Grampus Eight, told the Independent last year. Tokyo had money and influence, and was ready to spend as much as it took to publicise its bid, to lobby Fifa delegates, to build the necessary stadiums and to host the competition. Then came the qualifying games for this year's contest.
Japan had two aims: to qualify, and to stop South Korea, their only serious rival in Asia, from holding the 2002 tournament. 'Beat South Korea' became a national motto. At first things went well: Japan won 1-0 when the sides met in Qatar last October, and the South Koreans went into national mourning. 'The worst humiliation since the 1910 annexation by Japan,' their newspapers reported.
Japan then went on to play Iraq, needing a win to qualify for the US finals. Until the 89th minute, they were 2-1 up, but in the final seconds of the game the Iraqis scored the equaliser, effectively putting Japan out of the Cup and letting in South Korea. The imported Dutch manager of the Japanese national team, Hans Ooft, promptly resigned; in another era he would have been expected to have fallen on his sword, so great was the upset.
In the US, the South Koreans went on to acquit themselves respectably, with two draws and one loss in their group. Suddenly Japan's challenge to host the 2002 Cup was put in the shade.
Seoul argued that Japan, despite all its money and publicity effort, had still not earned its studs in the actual game of football: South Korea had qualified for the past three World Cups in a row - three times more than Japan.
The battleground was laid. Earlier this year, Havelange attempted to avoid a full-scale confrontation by floating the idea that Japan and Korea could jointly host the 2002 event - the main cities of the two countries are in many cases closer to each other than some of the US venues were. But with their history of mutual animosity and wartime memories, neither the Japanese nor the Koreans were interested in sharing the Cup: it is all or nothing for both sides.
The battle reflects the overall struggle for economic power in Asia: Japan, the second largest economy in the world, master of electronics and manufacturing technology, pitted against South Korea, Asia's second most dynamic economy, less rich but more dogged and persevering.
On the touchline is China, which will also bid for the 2002 World Cup, but its football, like its economy, is still in the early stages of development.
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From gourmet coffee to online shopping and software, the Seattle region has a long history of bringing innovations to market. And with its environmental consciousness, Seattle consistently ranks among the greenest cities in the United States.
So it makes sense that the region is capitalizing on its sustainability ethos to sharpen its next competitive advantage: smart building technology.
The region's desire to cement a new market capability was partly about jobs, given the Great Recession and its aftermath. But leaders were concerned about a more basic dilemma: How can Seattle get beyond the "two Bills"-- Bill Boeing and Bill Gates—to build the next generation of innovation and a platform for broad-based economic growth?
Given their existing strengths, firms and leaders in the Puget Sound region made a play to apply their expertise in cloud computing, big data, and information technology to increasing energy efficiency in the built environment. And this would be an export opportunity, too. Rapid urbanization worldwide is prompting global demand for new sustainable solutions and technologies, a market that Seattle entrepreneurs and workers could meet.
To effectively enter and lead in the clean technology market, the region needed to address some market failures, including providing proof of return on investment of new technology for hesitant adopters and investors and building a skilled labor force to staff the increasingly sophisticated industry.
After developing a business plan, the Puget Sound region is now in the midst of a three-pronged, collaborative Smart Buildings effort driven by public, private, and non-profit partners including Innovate Washington, Microsoft, the city of Seattle, South Seattle Community College, and the Puget Sound Regional Council.
First, a high-performance buildings pilot launched last year is demonstrating the efficacy and return-on-investment of energy efficient technology in a mix of buildings—the Seattle Sheraton hotel, a University of Washington medical lab, a Boeing industrial facility, and a city of Seattle office building. The buildings are providing on-site building operators access to a constant digital building performance dashboard. The dashboard helps raise alarms if a key part might break down during an upcoming major event and identifies whether a large ballroom's temperature needs to be readjusted following a large convening.
"We're not having to babysit the system as much," explained Rodney Schauf, the Seattle Sheraton's director of engineering.
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Second, the Smart Buildings Center opened as hub for business collaborations, technology demonstrations, and evaluation for energy efficiency technology solutions. The center is also currently developing an initiative to harness K-12 school and public building energy data for greater efficiencies. The effort is aided by the Cleantech Open, which identifies, connects, and mentors companies participating in the center.
Finally, South Seattle College will launch a new Sustainable Building Science Technology Bachelor's of Applied Science Program, with the inaugural class starting this fall. The program, which combines technical systems understanding with internship opportunities and management skills, has already received strong interest from prospective students.
With this coordinated and comprehensive effort—which has been aided by funds from a federal i6 Green Challenge grant, state matching funds, and other private support—the region is on its way to demonstrating that its sustainable image can also produce real economic gains.
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Deeds also smacked a home run in the Bees' 10-4 victory, and now is just five homers away from number career number 100. Through eight games this month, the Ohio native has 13 hits, a pair of doubles and home runs, six RBIs and three stolen bases.
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Muskego - Muskego High School has named Emma Szczupakiewic and Joe Blommel, both graduating seniors, as its 2012 WIAA Scholar Athletes.
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Publication Date : 04-10-2012
Hundreds of thousands of factory workers across Indonesia took to the streets to demand higher wages and an end to a hiring system that deprives contract or temporary workers of basic entitlements like overtime pay and medical benefits.
Yesterday's one-day walkout is believed to be the country's first coordinated national strike.
Police estimated that 750,000 workers in at least 12 provinces joined the protests, while union leaders put the number at two million, according to wire reports.
Industrial cities and districts from Depok and Bekasi to Batam island were overrun with protesters. An official from the chamber of commerce in Batam said about 200,000 workers walked off their jobs, causing an estimated US$10 million in business losses.
The capital city was not as badly affected by the protests - the second in a week. Last Thursday, 10,000 workers rallied in front of government buildings here to push similar demands.
Said Iqbal, chairman of the Indonesian Metal Workers Federation, told The Straits Times: "There has been too much talk and little progress. We want a one-year suspension of outsourcing practices that violate the law while the government works out how best to implement regulations."
Indonesia's labour law allows contract workers to be employed in five sectors, but lax monitoring allows companies outside these sectors to flout the regulation and hire workers on the cheap from so-called outsourcing companies.
The latest labour protests come at a time when the government is actively wooing investors to sink their money in Southeast Asia's largest economy, with its relatively younger and cheaper workforce, to build much-needed infrastructure.
President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono called the strike unfortunate because it could discourage foreign investment, his spokesman Julian Pasha said.
Last year, Indonesia posted strong growth of 6.5 per cent and attracted record foreign direct investment of US$20 billion.
However, its disgruntled workers have been increasingly taking to the streets to pressure the government to raise wages and offer the benefits due to them.
Economists have pointed out that while workers' wages in 2010 went up by about 7 per cent, the inflation rate was 16 per cent in the same period.
More than 60 per cent of Indonesians work in the informal sector, which means they have no contracts, no fixed work hours, no overtime pay and no benefits.
"In the last five years, we recorded an increase in the number of violations by companies in the areas of outsourcing, freedom to join unions and minimum wage," said Febi Yonesta, chairman of the Jakarta Legal Aid Institute.
"This has been worsened by weak implementation of laws and failure by Manpower Ministry officials to conduct regular checks."
On May 1, Manpower Minister Muhaimin Iskandar promised to revise labour laws to ensure that outsourced workers receive the same benefits as permanent ones. But yesterday, he said the government needs more time.
Union leader Said Iqbal said talks with the government would continue, but warned that workers would go on strike again in two weeks if there is no progress.
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I arrived late night from a long,long day of airport transfer,etc. My reservation was correctly set up and in few minutes a have a roon key in my hands. The surprise came when the air conditioning unit didn't cool a thing. I went down to the reception and asked for another room. They said they don't have anything available. No more options that expend the night awake sweeting a lot. Next day they replaced the a/c unit with a good working oner.
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I stayed here during an overnight layover and it was disgusting! The comforter had stains all over it, there was someone else's hair in the beds, and food menus shoved in the door. This experience was disturbing!
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Very dirty, musty smell in our room that never left. A real shoestring operation. The only place to eat nearby is a Wendy's. You need a car to get to other restaurants and it is not worth taking a taxi.
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There is NO restaurant for breakfast. Only rolls, coffee and orange juice.
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Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc. board of directors declared a first quarter cash dividend of $0.51 per common share. The dividend is payable on March 13, 2015 to shareholders of record on February 27, 2015. The company board of directors also declared a cash dividend of $0.3359375 per share of the Noncumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series A. The Series A Preferred Stock dividend is payable on March 15, 2015, to shareholders of record on February 27, 2015.
Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc. announced expanded executive team responsibilities to meet the demands of the growing financial institution: Phil Green, who has served as chief financial officer since 1995, will become president of the holding company, with greater responsibility for and involvement in all areas of the company. Green joined the company in 1980 and held a number of managerial positions in the financial division before serving as chief financial officer from 1995 to 2015. He is currently on the board of Frost Insurance and also served on the Frost Securities board. Green graduated with honors from the University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor's degree in Accounting. Jerry Salinas, who has been treasurer for 18 years, will become chief financial officer. Since joining Frost in 1986, Salinas has held various financial positions within Frost and Cullen/Frost. Before joining Frost, he worked in public accounting for six years. Paul Bracher will become chief banking officer, with continued responsibility for directing the activities of region presidents and as a steward of banking operations. Since joining Frost in 1981, Bracher has worked in commercial lending, special assets and management. Bill Perotti, who has been responsible for both credit and risk, will focus more time as chief risk officer. Chip Allen will become the chief credit officer, reporting to Bill. Since joining Frost in 1981, Perotti has served in several roles in asset review and credit before being named head of Credit Administration in 1991. The company also announced that Dave Beck will retire in 2015 as president and chief business banking officer after 39 years of service.
Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc. announced consolidated unaudited earnings results for the fourth quarter and year ended December 31, 2014. For the quarter, the company reported net interest income of $178,992,000 against $159,208,000 a year ago. Income before income taxes was $88,233,000 against $77,332,000 a year ago. Net income available to common shareholders was $70,688,000 against $60,555,000 a year ago. This increase was due to higher investment fees, combined with higher estate fees and oil and gas fees. Diluted earnings per common share were $1.11 against $0.99 a year ago. Book value per common share was $42.87 against $39.13 a year ago. Return on average assets was 1.02% against 1.02% a year ago. Return on average common equity was 10.36% against 10.21% a year ago. Net interest income on a taxable-equivalent basis for the fourth quarter totaled $212.6 million, an increase of 15.0% compared to the $185.0 million reported for the fourth quarter of 2014. This increase resulted primarily from an increase in the average volume of earning assets and was partly offset by a decrease in the net interest margin. For the year, the company reported net interest income of $686,934,000 against $620,555,000 a year ago. Income before income taxes was $336,024,000 against $290,881,000 a year ago. Net income available to common shareholders was $269,914,000 against $231,147,000 a year ago. Diluted earnings per common share were $4.29 against $3.80 a year ago. Book value per common share was $42.87 against $39.13 a year ago. Return on average assets was 1.05% against 1.02% a year ago. Return on average common equity was 10.51% against 9.93% a year ago. For the fourth quarter, the company reported net charge-offs of $3,170,000.
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A magnitude 6.0 earthquake which rattled the heart of California's wine country Sunday, was the most powerful temblor in that area since 1989. It struck right as the region would start its 2014 grape harvest, and in the wake of one of the worst droughts in decades.
The city of Napa was hardest hit and, as of this writing, 120 people were taken to hospital, with at least three reported in critical condition.
Napa Valley is home to some 800 wineries, so millions of dollars of Napa Valley wines were rocked, and part of wine country is under a state of emergency, declared by California Gov. Jerry Brown.
And while many wineries were closed because of damage, still doors were open at some wineries for tasting.
Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, headquartered in Woodinville, has three wineries in the Napa region – Stag's Leap Wine Cellars, Conn Creek Winery, and yet another that serves as a production facility.
Ste. Michelle Estates President and CEO Ted Baseler says his first concern was for his employees and the people of Napa.
"We are quite concerned. Some of our employees have had their homes pretty well shaken up," he said Sunday, referring to broken glass and other damage that some of them had reported.
"Our Conn Creek winery had the power knocked out. Stag's Leap opened as usual," he said. "Guests were there tasting."
Still his thoughts go to "the citizens and the businesses in the region," Baseler said. Ste. Michelle will get involved with community activities being organized to help the damaged region.
"This is quite an extraordinary area for tourists," he said. Thousands of visitors come to Napa in September and October because of harvest time. "And you have to be prepared. We have taken a lot of safety precautions, but still you can never be totally prepared for this kind of eventuality."
Baseler, who will be heading to Napa soon, said it's too early for an overall estimate of the damage from the quake, but that he will learn more in the week ahead. There have been aftershocks, and officials are warning there could be more.
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Ivanovka keeps unique culture and nature alive inside Azerbaijan
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Azerbaijan is a blessed land for small nationalities and ethnic groups who wish to preserve their identity, material and spiritual culture, language, and traditions.
One such group is the Molokans, members of a Christian sect who refused to obey the Russian Orthodox Church.
Known as "milk drinkers", Molokans settled in Azerbaijan in the middle of the 19th century after being expelled from Russia for refusing to practice any ritual not explicitly stated in the Bible.
Settling in Azerbaijan, these people were able to save their customs and traditions in one of the biggest Molokans villages in Azerbaijan called Ivanovka, founded in 1847.
Today, Ivanovka is a fascinating reminder of the Soviet past of Azerbaijan, and this is considered another hallmark of the village.
With over 3,000 inhabitants, the village is situated 200 kilometers away from the capital city in the northern Ismayilli region. Being dispossessed from their homeland, the hardworking Molokans did not lose courage and quickly got accustomed to their new location.
The village grew year by year, and a collective farm, specialized in growing table grapes and cattle farming on the fertile black soil, was established in 1930.
During the Soviet period, community was a shining example of productivity in Azerbaijan, but after the World War II, the village went through a difficult time, since many men had died in the war.
However, the energetic Molokans managed to improve the farm and turned its fortunes around.
Currently, the village is a home for Russians, Azerbaijanis, Belorussians, Ukrainians, and Lezgins compactly living here, which is another characteristic feature of the village.
Travelling to this village will give you a big surprise. Locals are blond-haired and blue-eyed, living in Russian-style timber-framed houses. The puritan nature of the Molokans' religion prohibits alcohol drinking, smoking, and swearing.
Do not let the three-hour ride from Baku to stop you from visiting this rural paradise. Endless fields and fruitful gardens are waiting for you in the collective farm.
Ivanovka is famous for its fresh dairy products, tasty fruits, and vegetables, so, as in any other Azerbaijani village, you won't have a chance to stay hungry here.
Guesthouses and all the conditions for a comfortable rest away from the noises of the big city exist in the village.
When travelling to the northern Azerbaijan, do not forget to visit the Ivanovka village to experience another extraordinary place in the country and meet this exceptional culture.
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Video Of Baby Walking Posted On WWE's YouTube Channel, Update On Rima Fakih
by Amish Patel - April 19, 2012
– A couple's home video of their baby learning to walk was uploaded to WWE's YouTube channel on Thursday.
— Sources within WWE confirm 2010 Miss USA and Tough Enough contestant Rima Fakih has not signed a contract with the organization.
Fakih suggested last month during an interview with German celebrity gossip website Promiflash.de that she had signed a contract with WWE, stating, "You are the first to respond to me, but I can now tell you that I will definitely be part of WWE."
— WWE will hold live events in France this fall. Dates and locations are as follows: October 31 at Zenith Arena in Strasbourg (Raw); November 1 at Zenith Arena in Nantes (Raw), November 1 at Tony Garnier Hall in Lyon (SmackDown).
source: PWInsider.com
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