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NEW YORK, NY and LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 12/04/12 -- OpenFin, a provider of HTML5 technologies for the financial industry, today announced the launch of OpenFin Desktop. The new technology empowers financial services firms to deploy high-performance, interactive trading applications using HTML5.
HTML5 is displacing technologies such as Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight that have been widely used to develop many trading applications. The financial industry is at a crossroads, however, as the majority of financial industry desktops don't run a modern web browser that adequately supports the HTML5 standard. More critically, trading applications often require functionality that is impossible to achieve within the constraints of even modern browsers.
"HTML5 creates exciting new possibilities for trading application design and deployment. We developed OpenFin to unlock this potential and to help the financial industry accelerate its HTML5 adoption," said OpenFin CEO, Mazy Dar.
OpenFin Desktop enables HTML5 applications to run outside the browser with the performance, functionality and security needed for real-time trading. Application providers can use the software to deploy a single application or, alternatively, to provide customers with a branded desktop app store.
The new product also helps financial services firms migrate to HTML5, avoiding the need to rewrite existing applications. OpenFin Desktop can run Flash and Silverlight applications and integrates seamlessly with Java, C++ and .NET through an API. The software is built on Chromium, an open-source project from Google that also powers the Google Chrome browser.
"Trading applications have unique requirements for performance, user experience, security and scalability. OpenFin enables developers to meet and exceed these requirements building with HTML5," said OpenFin President and COO, Chuck Doerr.
OpenFin brings together a team of financial industry veterans who pioneered electronic trading for over-the-counter markets, deploying real-time internet applications to major dealers and over 500 buy-side firms. The company was founded in August 2010 and is backed by senior executives and entrepreneurs from across the financial industry.
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Author has written 15 stories for Inheritance Cycle, Sailor Moon, Blue Bloods, Samurai Deeper Kyo, Yu Yu Hakusho, Harry Potter, Naruto, and Inuyasha.
Hi there. I'm a 32 year old female who happens to have a thing for reading fiction novels (mostly young adult), watching movies (at home and at the theaters), watching TV, reading and writing fanfictions, etc. My favorite books and series are...
The Inheritance Cycle
Currently reading: story notes
Updated: Jun. 21, 9:24PM: Completed Metamorphosis of a Miko. Working on last chapter of Wither and writing up chapter 19 of Usagi's Struggles.
Movies: Lord of the Rings Trilogy, The Bourne Trilogy, Star Wars Series, Harry Potter Series, Pride and Prejudice, Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Moulin Rouge, V for Vendetta, Phantom of the Opera, Transformers Series, Resident Evil Series, Howl's Moving Castle, The Dark Knight, Underworld Series, Twilight Series, Avatar, Cinderella, and more.
Story Status
Wither: Updated: May 18, 2016, Chapter 5 IS being written
Secrecy: Updated: Oct. 12, 2015, Chapter 8 is NOT being written
Endurance: Updated: Aug. 30, 2008, Chapter 6 is NOT being outlined or written (on Hiatus)
Awakening: Completed: Mar. 15, 2015
Soul Cleansing: Completed: Dec. 30, 2014
Deceptions End: Started: Dec. 28, 2011, Chapter 2 is NOT being written
A Second Chance: Updated: May 12, 2016, Chapter 10 is NOT being outlined
Usagi's Struggles: Updated: Mar. 9, 2016, Chapter 19 IS being typed
Forbidden Visions: Updated: May 23, 2008, Chapter 4 is NOT being outlined (some has been outlined and written though) (on Hiatus)
Dangerous Possession: Updated: July 22, 2009, Chapter 3 is NOT being outlined or written
Metamorphosis of a Miko: Completed: June 21, 2016
A Youkai's Passion Released: Completed: July 21, 2014
Dreams of a Passionate Past: Updated: Feb. 8, 2014, Chapter 8 is NOT being outlined
Love Emerging Through Pain: Updated: July 16, 2015, Chapter 6 is NOT being outlined
@@Not Yet Posted Story Status@@
Harry Potter Unbound: in outlining stage
Illusion Broken: in outlining stage
Quiet Evolution: chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are finished, ch. 10 is being outlined
Answers In Time: chapter 1 is finished, ch. 2 & 3 is being written/outlined
Eyes Opened: in outlining stage
Royalty In Hiding: prologue and chapter 1 have been outlined
Dark Reincarnation: in outlining stage
Dark Soothing: chapter 1 is being outlined
Unexpected Restart: chapter 1 & 2 have been outlined
Unexpected Consequences: in outlining stage
Kagome and Lord Death: in outlining stage
Rebirth of the Phoenix Priestess: chapter 1, 2, 3 & 4 have been outlined
Coming Soon
Answers In Time: Sailor Moon, Rating: 'T' (Maybe 'M' to be sure), Romance/General(maybe Action), Pairing: Serena x Darien, Serenity x Endymion
Harry Potter Unbound: Harry Potter, Rating 'M', Romance/Angst, Pairing: Harry x Ginny
Eyes Opened: Inuyasha, Rating: 'M', Romance/Angst, Pairing: Sesshomaru x Kagome
Quiet Evolution: Harry Potter, Rating: 'M', Romance/General/Angst, Pairing: Harry x Ginny
Illusion Broken: Harry Potter, Rating: 'M', Romance/Angst, Pairing: Harry x Ginny
Untitled: Hellsing, Rating: 'M', Romance/Drama, Pairing: Alucard x Seras
Royalty In Hiding: Sailor Moon, Rating: 'T' (maybe 'M'), Romance/Drama/Angst(maybe), Pairing: Serena x Darien
Dark Reincarnation: Sailor Moon, Rating: 'M', Action/Romance/Angst(maybe), Pairings: Serena x Darien, Generals x Scouts
Dark Soothing: Inuyasha, Rating: 'M', Romance/Drama, Pairings: Sesshomaru x Kagome, Sango x Miroku
Unexpected Restart: Sailor Moon, Rating: 'M', Romance/Drama/Angst(maybe), Pairing: Serena x Darien
Unexpected Consequences: Harry Potter, Rating: 'M', Romance/Angst/Drama, Pairing: Harry x Ginny
Kagome and Lord Death: Inuyasha, Rating: ?, Romance/Angst, Pairing: Kagome x Sesshomaru
Rebirth of the Phoenix Priestess: Inuyasha, Rating: 'M', General/Romance, Pairing: Kagome x Sesshomaru
Story Pictures
(8 girls in their scout uniforms)
(8 girls in their scout uniforms sharper colors)
(Sailor Venus & Sailor Uranus)
Full lenth two
(Sailor Scouts in royal form)
(Eternal Sailor Moon)
(Sailor Scouts in a circle)
(Some of the Sailor Scouts full length)
(Holy Moon Calice)
After Thoughts
I just want to thank the many people who have put my stories on story alert and made them and myself a favorite. It means a lot to me and does wonders to my confidence. Please remember to review after you read them; I love getting reviews...it means that you actually took the time to read my story and have a comment.


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Follow the lives of a bunch of stranded sticks on a remote deserted island!
This is kind of an imitation...
You saw the South Park episode in which the vocano erupts? Well, there's just an exactly "Duck and Cover" flick, but intended for lava instead of a-bombs.
Since the one in South Park came first, this flash is the obvious imitation. I'm voting 1 because of this.
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TeamViewer is an excellent screen-sharing and file-transfer app that can be used to facilitate business collaborations, remotely access a second computer, or help distraught relatives diagnose and cure computer problems. Along with being free for noncorporate use, it gives users precisely the tools they need to share screens securely, send files with a minimum of hassle, control access rights, and even flip which user has control.
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Marlon Brando as Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now.
For a movie that begins with the song The End and ends with Marlon saying …the horror…the horror Apocalypse Now is unrelenting journey into the heart of darkness and insanity set against the Vietnam War.
I have just finished reading the riveting and powerhouse Autobiography by Marlon Brando The Songs My Mother Taught Me and have been inspired to do some drawings of him in his various movies. This is my first study.
The End
This is the end
Beautiful friend
This is the end
My only friend, the end
Of our elaborate plans, the end
Of everything that stands, the end
No safety or surprise, the end
I'll never look into your eyes…again
Can you picture what will be
So limitless and free
Desperately in need…of some…stranger's hand
In a…desperate land
Lost in a Roman…wilderness of pain
And all the children are insane
All the children are insane
Waiting for the summer rain, yeah
There's danger on the edge of town
Ride the King's highway, baby
Weird scenes inside the gold mine
Ride the highway west, baby
Ride the snake, ride the snake
To the lake, the ancient lake, baby
The snake is long, seven miles
Ride the snake…he's old, and his skin is cold
The west is the best
The west is the best
Get here, and we'll do the rest
The blue bus is callin' us
The blue bus is callin' us
Driver, where you taken' us
The killer awoke before dawn, he put his boots on
He took a face from the ancient gallery
And he walked on down the hall
He went into the room where his sister lived, and…then he
Paid a visit to his brother, and then he
He walked on down the hall, and
And he came to a door…and he looked inside
Father, yes son, I want to kill you
Mother…I want to…fuck you
C'mon baby, take a chance with us
C'mon baby, take a chance with us
C'mon baby, take a chance with us
And meet me at the back of the blue bus
Doin' a blue rock
On a blue bus
Doin' a blue rock
C'mon, yeah
Kill, kill, kill, kill, kill, kill
This is the end
Beautiful friend
This is the end
My only friend, the end
It hurts to set you free
But you'll never follow me
The end of laughter and soft lies
The end of nights we tried to die
This is the end
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Baylor imploded at Oklahoma State, failed to return to dominance in wins over TCU and Texas and then delivered its worst defensive outing to date against UCF in Glendale. There's definitely truth to what you're saying. Often, the hardest step for a formerly downtrodden program to take is the last one. It took Michigan State seven years under Dantonio to finally wipe clean its longtime history of collapses. Duke has had memorable breakthroughs the past two years only to lose both bowl games in devastating fashion. As long as Art Briles stays, though, I fully expect the Bears to keep building. Performances like the Oklahoma State blowout and the Fiesta Bowl debacle should become less common with each passing year. RICKMAN: Blake Bortles, UCF beat Baylor to secure landmark BCS victory So, I guess you can now answer the question from your Big Ten season preview. Yes, the Spartans CAN complete a pass and also win the Rose Bowl. GO GREEN! -- Bryan P. McNamara, New Cumberland, Pa. 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As it turned out, the safeties who repeatedly blew their coverage assignments throughout Tuesday's clash with Duke were actually veterans. That defense couldn't stop anybody all season. The Blue Devils, who have greatly enhanced their talent in recent years, exploited it. All the kudos to Johnny Manziel for coming through with one last dazzling performance. But it's a shame for Duke that the game ultimately hinged on two Anthony Boone interceptions -- huge, redemptive plays for the Aggies' defense, which, if nothing else, never stopped fighting. ELLIS: Johnny Manziel rallies Texas A&M past Duke in thrilling Chick-fil-A Bowl Stewart, I propose that from here on out, we refer to Ole Miss as "The Idiots Who Fired David Cutcliffe." Thoughts? -- Dave Erickson, Austin, Texas That's harsh, but true. Stewart, what do you think attendance will look like at the semifinal games next year? For example, say you're a fan of a Big Ten team that makes it to the playoff. Next year, you would have to go to the Sugar or Rose Bowl on New Year's Day, followed by a trip to the title game on Jan. 12. That seems like it will be extremely expensive. It will be nearly impossible for the average fan to travel to both. If it were me, I'd probably save my money and hope that my team goes to the title game rather than go to the semifinal. -- Gautam, Chicago This is something I've been curious about ever since the earliest plus-one discussions surfaced many years ago, and it's something we'll find out soon enough. Much like the current bowl games, attendance may vary from year to year depending on the teams involved and their relative proximity to the location. My hunch is that only the Rose Bowl -- which currently allots more than 50,000 tickets to the schools (compared with 35,000 for the other BCS bowls) and sells out every one of them -- is in real danger of seeing a drop-off. I actually think more fans will make it to the semifinal bowls than the championship site. For one thing, there's more time to plan for the first game -- nearly a month in most years. For the title game, you've either got to book early and risk losing hundreds of dollars if your team loses or scramble on 10 days' notice to find tickets, flights and hotel rooms. Secondly, the semis fall on a holiday, whereas the championship will require missing at least two days of work. And third, tickets to the title game will be considerably more expensive and likely lower in supply. The championship might become like the Super Bowl, where sponsors and companies entertaining clients buy up large swaths of seats. The biggest reason why it probably won't be a problem, though, is that a school doesn't need 40,000 fans to travel to two games; it needs 80,000 to travel to one. That's still fewer than the number that attend home games at Ohio State, Michigan, Alabama, Texas and many other places. So I don't think attendance will be a problem for the bowls in the years they host a playoff game; it's the other years that could get ugly. What is your prediction for Brett Hundley's decision? Does he stay at UCLA or head to the NFL? His performance in the Sun Bowl showed what pure talent and athleticism he has, but it also highlighted that his passing could still use improvement. Am I correct in saying that no other school's 2014 season rides so heavily on one player's draft decision? -- Alex M., Berkeley, Calif. That's definitely an intriguing question, and probably one of the more difficult decisions a high-profile guy will have to make this year. Hundley could certainly benefit from another season on campus, but I'll be mildly surprised if he doesn't go. He'll be highly sought after once NFL teams get a close look at him, based in large part on that athleticism. When scouts watch the tape, they'll see that Hundley made his share of mistakes, but he also performed admirably given he was playing behind a young, injury-riddled offensive line that could barely protect him against top-flight defenses. It could be a nerve-wracking week or so in Westwood, as the faithful wait on Hundley's decision. But at least they can no longer sweat Texas' reported interest in Jim Mora. He withdrew from consideration. And obviously, the latter may have a direct impact on the former. Expectations will be enormous for UCLA in 2014 if Mora has another year with Hundley. Exactly four losses again for Bo Pelini. Are the Cornhuskers in danger of falling from your "Kings" group? -- Dave, Hangzhou, China It's starting to become the most impressive streak in sports: 9-4, 10-4, 10-4, 9-4, 10-4, 9-4. Props to Pelini for keeping Nebraska afloat after such a dismal end to the regular season. His Cornhuskers got a much-needed Gator Bowl win over an SEC foe (Georgia). The first two Kings and Barons columns were released five years apart, so let's not go moving teams up or down the ladder again quite yet. Michigan State beats two top-five opponents to the end the season. If Auburn beats Florida State on another miraculous fluke, the Spartans will have the same record as the BCS champion. Why shouldn't they share the national championship? We'll never know who is really better between the two, and it would be a perfectly fitting end to the BCS era. -- Andrew, Nashville You're right, we'll never know. And that's a shame. Still, if Auburn beats the 'Noles, it will have rolled off three straight wins over top-five foes, two of which were ranked No. 1 at the time of the game. No need to share. Fortunately, starting next year, a team like Michigan State will get its chance on the field. The four-team playoff will eliminate any what-ifs ... well, sort of. I'm guessing at this time next season, I'll be receiving emails along the lines of, "11-2 Michigan State has the same record as Auburn, which just beat No. 1 Florida State in the semifinal. Why shouldn't the Spartans get the same chance? We'll never know who is really better between the two. College football needs to expand the field to eight teams." MANDEL: Michigan State wins 100th Rose Bowl Game in old-school fashion More College Football


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Between Bryce and Monument valley we are trying to decide between Page and Torrey for a one night stay. The main thing drawing us to Page is the Antelope slot canyon and half day float trip. However I have now seen Skutumpah Road between Zion and Bryce which gives access to Bull Valley, Willis creek and Lick wash slot canyons. Are they as spectacular/touristy/worthwhile or is Antelope the best?
it is a good job the trip is not for fifteen months or I wouldn't be able to ask so many questions, the downside being the difficulty in deciding between all the great places I am discovering.
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slot canyons - how do Willis creek, Lick Wash or Bull Valley Gorge compare to Antelope Slot canyon
Between Bryce and Monument valley we are trying to decide between Page and Torrey for a one night stay. The main thing drawing us to Page is the Antelope slot canyon and half day float trip. However I have now seen Skutumpah Road between Zion and Bryce which gives access to Bull Valley, Willis creek and Lick wash slot canyons. Are they as spectacular/touristy/worthwhile or is Antelope the best?
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What do you mean by "the best"?
Certainly Antelope will have the most tourists - I've heard it's quite difficult to get a photo without a person in the picture. The photos you see of it are taken by professionals with great lighting conditions, so don't expect to see the exact same thing when/if you do it.
The other slot canyons are more difficult to access and probably not as photogenic, but less popular and less crowded. So it really depends on what you're looking for and what you consider important.
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Of all the places you mentioned, I was in Bryce Canyon, Zion and Antelope Canyon a week ago.
Antelope Canyon is spectacular. You will not have trouble taking photographs without strangers getting the way. The guides and other tourists cooperate quite well. My photos (about 20) look very much like the promos you see.
What you will definitely need is a tripod since it's quite dim and using a flash ruins the lighting.
In addition to Antelope Canyon, Horseshoe Bend (free) is about 4 miles from there directly on Route 89 and so is "The Best Dam View" (free).
Be aware that Horseshoe Canyon is a 3/4 mile hot walk from the parking lot and there's no fence or barrier of any kind. I lied down on my stomach and crawled to the edge of the cliff. It's a long way staight down.
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Hey Myer,
We want a trip report from you buddy! Want to hear how it all went for you and your impressions.
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The report is almost complete though very long and blow-by-blow in way too much detail.
I'm also going thu hundreds of photos to get them on my web site for display at the same time that I post the report.
A monstrous job.
Give me a couple of more days.
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Antelope Canyon has an upper section which you are driven to the entrance of and then simply walk thru. Most tourists go here. The lower section which is located across the highway from the upper and not as visited will require you to walk on slickrock, down ladders and is more open then upper and more difficult to walk in. Plan on being at upper from 11-2pm most days if you want to see the "sunbeams" hitting the slot floor. Do not go if it is cloudy as will not get good photos. Both offer rich red, yellow & orange colors.
The other sites you mentioned will require high clearance vehicle to visit are on BLM land (no fee as opposed to Antelope) and much wider in nature. You don't get the rich colors or formations you do in Antelope. You can spend as much time in them as you want.
You might want to check out Dry Fork Canyon which you can access off Hole-in-Wall Rd. Have three slots here. Peek-a-boo, Spooky & Brimstone. Check out www.americansouthwest.net. It lists a number of sites including the ones you are interested in.
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Photodog - have you been to Spooky and Peekaboo slots? We've been to the Southwest 3 times, but haven't gotten to these slots yet.
Each visit we took to the Southwest, I feel like we did see and experience a lot, but there is SO MUCH to see. The "to do" list in this area can be quite long!
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If you're interested in slot canyons, I would HIGHLY recommend Buckskin Gulch, near Kanab. You could detour easily on the way to either Bryce or Zion and it's the best slot and one of the greatest hikes I've ever done! Antelope is crowded and you need a Navajo guide, Spooky and Peekaboo are both short and way off the beaten path. Buckskin can be hiked fairly easily for miles and it is the ultimate in slot canyons!
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Do you have any photos?
I will do more research on buckskin.
Is it just a walk/hike or are climbs/ladders involved
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Not long ago, customers and prospects had to find a computer to visit your website. But today they're online 24/7 via mobile devices. Serving your customers is now a continuous interaction, and this phenomenon will only grow in the coming years as customers and prospects demand reliable and up-to-date Web services from anywhere at any time. For your organization, this translates into constant pressure to quickly and frequently add features and updates to your application services.
The environment also makes the quality of your online services more important than ever as issues become visible instantly. Applications to support your business need to be deployed not only at a much faster rate, but also with more predictability. For many organizations, a new approach to delivering software isn't simply about development and deployment practices - it's critical to business survival.
But for most organizations, software delivery is time-consuming, stressful and costly.
As soon as applications go live, issues arise - forcing IT into another costly release cycle. Businesses thus need a process that enables the addition of new online features in a matter of hours instead of days - faster, better and at a lower cost.
The Continuous Delivery Approach
One way that many businesses overcome the challenge of promptly delivering software updates is to adopt the Continuous Delivery approach - a strategy that moves ideas into production as fast and as efficiently as possible. This iterative approach also allows you to validate business assumptions at an early stage of the delivery process and adjust when required.
With Continuous Delivery, your ideas reach customers much faster compared to non-automated, "big bang" release environments. Because the focus is on automating your pipeline, delivery becomes more reliable. A well-designed automated software delivery pipeline typically features the following attributes:
- Manages code in version control
- Performs compilation and packaging of code centrally and automatically
- Automates testing as part of the delivery process
- Deploys applications automatically to multiple environments
- Creates and removes server environments with the push of a button
- Provides clear, factual and quality-focused status reports
Benefits of Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery lowers costs since deployments run reliably on a daily basis, and the number of deployments does not significantly impact the overall cost. Once a deployment pipeline is configured, subsequent deployments occur automatically so the maximum number of deployments is not bound to any limit.
With the Continuous Delivery approach, your organization can also envision an idea and then design and realize the benefits in stages. In addition, the process provides the possibility to adjust the scope and requirements as well as support the decision to stop investing in features that don't provide value.
Because customer behavior can be measured as the product evolves, the product also aligns better with demand compared to traditional situations. In addition, the process of assembling, compiling and testing also becomes automated. This forms an integral part of the delivery process that is quick and easy. Coding issues become immediately visible and can be fixed promptly.
Creating a Continuous Delivery Process
To adopt a Continuous Delivery process, first take an assessment to gain a clear picture of the current status of your delivery processes. Assessment is essential to determine the order, approach and expected timelines. Then streamline the process by adopting these best practices:
- Engage the development team to discuss the approach and how to implement a fresh and automated delivery process. Encourage the team to participate in determining requirements for the new environment, especially where the current process can be optimized.
- Implement and align tools and processes to consolidate configuration management systems; align the build and automated test tools; introduce the definitive software library; and add application release automation mechanisms. Explain and document concepts and guidelines to ensure proper use for subsequent teams that utilize the new approach.
- Formalize the environment once the new tools and principles are in place and then introduce other development initiatives. Also make sure short and descriptive explanations of the new process are available to guide people in applying them. Slowly step away from release-like thinking toward incrementally bringing new functionality into production.
The Payoff: Ensuring Prompt and Accurate Communications
Trying to serve today's always-connected, always-updated customers and prospects with anything less than a fully automated application delivery process makes no sense. Software delivery needs to evolve from an effort-intensive, error-prone "big bang" activity to a seamless, incremental and Continuous Delivery process that is faster and more efficient.
For the Continuous Delivery software approach to succeed, everybody has to share a product-like mindset and feel responsible for the end result - from business leaders all the way to operations. Within the development team, if anyone breaks the build - meaning they leave the code broken - they must fix the build before going home. Code in the pipeline has to be shippable at all times.
Continuous Delivery is achieved when all involved are capable of delivering new functionality in an agile manner. Your business will ensure prompt and accurate communications with customers and prospects at all times.
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Coene, who sits on the European Central Bank Governing Council, which determines euro zone monetary policy, turned 67 on Tuesday, meaning his term in office would normally have ended.
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Smets, 63, was in the cabinets of Christian Democrat prime ministers Wilfried Martens and Jean-Luc Dehaene in the 1990s. (Reporting by Philip Blenkinsop; Editing by Robert-Jan Bartunek and Louise Ireland)
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Bad, better, brilliant. From the fumbles of Auckland, to the snapshot of razzle-dazzle of Dunedin, to this, easily their best performance in Hamilton, the improving All Blacks tonight carved their place in history as only they really can.
By completing a 3-0 series sweep of Stuart Lancaster's tired English side on a perfect night in front of a full house of 25,500 here in the Tron, Richie McCaw and his men joined the 1965-69 All Blacks and the 1997-98 Springboks as the only tier-one nation to carve off a 17-test winning streak. They will own the mark outright if they can continue their dominance of the Wallabies in Sydney on August 16 when the Rugby Championship gets under way.
After two rather incomplete performances hitherto, it was heartening to see the All Blacks put the English away by halftime with a powerhouse, four-try first 40 minutes, en route to a 29-6 lead. From there it was all she wrote for an English side on its last legs after a long season - though at least Lancaster's bombers did manage to turn the tide over the run home as the second half finished seven apiece.
The All Blacks were led by a crisp display of finishing from Julian Savea, who completed his second test hat-trick with a late finish off some special Cory Jane skill, and another of those busy, bustling displays from halfback Aaron Smith as they took their home win streak to 33 tests over five years.
A clean sweep of a pretty useful English outfit cannot be sneezed at either, for it's a pretty good bet these guys will be one of the main stumbling blocks come next year's World Cup on their home turf.
The All Blacks' first half was precision footy at its best, the lineout efficient, scrum powerful and the backs carving holes at will against an English defence that looked to have completely lost the plot. Frankly, the second 40 is best forgotten as the home side buttoned off and the tourists showed they've got plenty of heart beneath that red rose on their jerseys.
Veteran prop Tony Woodcock had a big test in the heart of things up front, Brodie Retallick was quality again and Kieran Read got through a half before being yanked at the break; but it was the black backs who showcased their skills on a good night for running rugby. Jane answered his challenges - and critics - splendidly, Ben Smith remained at his slick best and Malakai Fekitoa got through 63 very promising minutes in an industrious starting debut.
The first half was a procession, as fears this might be a game too far for Lancaster's men came to fruition. The tourists, so sharp and competitive in the first two tests, disintegrated in a cavalcade of bad decisions, poor skills and shoddy tackling as the All Blacks ran in four tries, for a 29-6 lead, by a halftime break that, frankly, couldn't come quick enough for the tourists.
Savea had the first two, bringing his tally to 22 in 22 tests, and seven in four against the English, inside the first 10 minutes when regulation backline moves off lineouts opened massive holes in the English defence, with "the Bus" the beneficiary out wide.
Brittle inside centre Kyle Eastmond was the chief offender as he committed pretty much every sin in the defensive copybook as the All Blacks exposed his poor positioning badly.
Savea very nearly had his hat-trick inside a quarter of an hour, only for Ben Smith - would you believe? - to throw a forward pass when the try was otherwise a certainty. But the respite didn't last long for the English, as a 12-3 New Zealand lead was more than doubled before the break.
Halfback Aaron Smith, shaking off an early error or two, scored the third and fourth tries of the half as the fleet-footed No 9 was the right man in the right place for the finish. His first, in the 27th minute, came courtesy of a broken tackle and assist from Jane, and his second, six minutes before the break, when Ben Smith easily shook off Freddie Burns' ineffective tackle to put his Highlanders team-mate away.
England scored soon after the restart when Marland Yarde finished a nice move opened up by the skill of big second-rower Joe Launchbury, and spent most of the second half camped firmly in enemy territory.
It was to the All Blacks' credit that they kept their line intact the rest of the way, even when Wyatt Crocket was binned late, and they ended a top night with the final say when Jane completed an outstanding return to form with a splendid setup for Savea.
Bring on the Rugby Championship.
New Zealand 36 (Julian Savea 3, Aaron Smith 2 tries; Aaron Cruden 3 cons, pen; Beauden Barrett con), England 13 (Marland Yarde try; Freddie Burns con, 2 pens). Ht: 29-6.
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