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The reflexive response is to look at the last major meltdown of emerging market currencies. Is the present situation similar to what happened during the Asian crises of 1997? Most commentators would answer soothingly in the negative. They would point out that today's investors look at emerging markets as an increasingly diverse group of economies. Problems with one or two emerging markets may have nothing to do with others. It is true that there is more diversity, but the currency issues hit 4 out of the 5 BRICS countries. This would indicate that the problems are more pervasive among emerging markets.
Emerging markets growth has slowed, but in general they are still in good shape. Advocates point out that they are still growing faster than most developed countries. So despite this recent slowdown they should benefit from a general global expansion. This is a rather narrow view. The US, European and Japanese economies seem to be recovering, but much of the rest of the world seems to be slowing. As I pointed out in my recent piece on the Fragile Five, these economies make up 14% of the world economy. Problems in these countries will have a major negative impact on any nascent global growth.
The big argument against a repeat of 1997 is the question of "original sin." This is the general name for debt incurred by an emerging market entity, either corporate or the state, in a currency other than its own. Unlike 1997, much of the recent borrowing has been denominated in local currency. So the lenders, not the debtors, assume the currency risk. The idea is generally true, but this type of borrowing is still going on. According to a recent article in MoneyLife, "RBI that 60% to 65% of corporates' forex borrowings were un-hedged." I am sure Indian companies are not the only sinners among emerging markets.
The fall in EM currencies at one level does indicate strength. Fewer countries peg their currencies. With flexible currency policies, large reserves and deeper local currency capital markets, EMs should be able the weather the storm far better than in 1997. Since EM equities are relatively cheap, rather than a crisis, optimists regard this pull back as an opportunity to invest.
Or is it? The one major problem with the optimistic case is debt. In order to protect their currency, the Turkish central bank held a special midnight meeting and raised its interest rate. The Turkish central bank ostensibly more than doubled the benchmark from 4.5 percent to 10 percent. But the effective rate on Turkey's interbank rate was already above 7 percent before the rise. So the rise was not as great as it seemed. South Africa also raised rates by 50 basis points, but presented it as a temporary emergency measure. Markets were not impressed by either move and continue the sell off.
But more important than the currency issue is the interest rate. Raising interest rates in any country will further slow the economy. A rise in interest rates in almost all of the emerging markets including China will put pressure on the debtors. This is important because unlike 1997, there has been a large rise in the amount of new debt incurred by the EMs. The easy money policies of the developed countries plus the large loans made by the Chinese financial system has created an ocean of debt. As interest rates rise and currencies fall, the probability of default will explode.
In a blog last Monday, The Economist published an article also comparing the present situation to 1997. They saw two real threats. The first was political instability, which in my view is always with us. The second threat was that there "might be a sense that the emerging economies are fibbing about the state of their financial systems." In short information is the problem. No one really knows how bad the debt situation is.
I can assure the blog's author that the level of bad debts in all emerging markets is far greater than is presently known. Why the certainty? Simple, compare them to developed economies. All of the developing countries have less stringent regulation than the EU. But even with better regulators, it has still taken the European Central Bank years and numerous stress tests to determine the real extent of bad loans. All of the EMs have large state owned banks that have made loans for political purpose. The true state of these loans will also be hidden for the same reason. China carefully controls information, so the probability of getting an accurate number is near zero.
The combination of higher interest rates, economic slowdown and poor information means that the revelation of the true health of EM financial systems will not surface until the problems are too large to hide. By then it will be too late and this week's currency turbulence will look like a summer squall compared to a tsunami.
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The Sea Scout Edvin is put ashore on the island of Ofärdsön to look for mushrooms. Instead, he finds a half-buried skull.
Despite Edvin only being ten years old, he knows just what to do. Stuffing the skull into a plastic bag, he runs off from the Scout camp and heads straight home to his neighbor – Detective Evert Bäckström.
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Kristina Ohlsson's Mio's Blues, Liza Marklund's The Final Word, Jo Nesbø's Midnight Sun, Hjorth & Rosenfeldt's Those Who Failed, Jens Lapidus' Stockholm Delete and Leif GW Persson's The Bomb Maker and his Woman have been shortlisted for the Swedish book award The Grand Audiobook Prize in the Crime & Thriller category. The Blue Star by Jan Guillou is shortlisted in the Literary Fiction category and Kristina Ohlsson's The Glass Children and The Silver Boy are shortlisted in the Children's & Young Adult category. The prize is awarded to the book and its narrator both, and the winners will be crowned in March 2016 at the Grand Audiobook Gala in Stockholm.
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The award ceremony of this year's Prix Europa will take place 23 October in Berlin, Germany.
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Students must achieve a pass within the first three attempts at any given paper. Following three fails in any given paper the student is barred from enrolling in that paper.
To pass any paper, a student must achieve a combined total of at least 50% in their course work plus final exam.
To complete the programme a student must have a minimum of a pass in 12 papers. This must include six core papers. At least four of the remaining six papers must be at Level 6. Of the total no more than three papers shall be at Level 4.
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Note: Students are required to attend both weekly sessions. Papers begin on 15th February and run through to 24th June (two week break from 18-29 April). Papers, times, locations are subject to confirmation and change.
500 Accounting PrinciplesTuesday 12.30 - 3:00pm B2:31Thursday 12.30 - 3:00pm B1:12no exam
501 Accounting PracticesMonday 9 - 11:30am B2:17Wednesday 9 - 11:30am B2:17Exam: Mon 13 June
510 Introduction to Commercial LawTuesday 9 - 11:30am B2:37Thursday 9 - 11:30am B2:37Exam: Thurs 16 June
520 The Economic EnvironmentMonday 1.00 - 3.30pm B2:37Wednesday 1.00 - 3.30pm B2:37Exam: Mon 20 June
530 Organisation & ManagementWednesday 9 - 11:30am B2:18Friday 9 - 11:30am B2:31Exam: Fri 17 June
541 Fundamentals of MarketingTuesday 1 - 3:30pm B2:20Thursday 1 - 3:30pm B2:20Exam: Tues 21 June
550 Business ComputingTuesday 3.30 - 6.00pm B2:18Thursday 3.30 - 6.00pm B1:18Exam: Tues 14 June
560 Business CommunicationMonday 5.30 - 8pm B2:32Wednesday 5.30 - 8pm B2:32Exam: Wed 15 June
601 Financial AccountingTuesday 1 - 3:30pm B2:11Thursday 1 - 3:30pm B2:11Exam: Tues 14 June
603 Business FinanceMonday 9 - 11.30am B2:31Thursday 9 - 11:30am B2:31Exam: Thurs 16 June
633 Human Resource ManagementMonday 9 - 11:30am B2:32Wednesday 9 - 11:30am B2:32Exam: Mon 20 June
635 Employment RelationsTuesday 6 - 8.30pm B2:32Thursday 6 - 8.30pm B2:18Exam: Thurs 16 June
Semester 2, 2016
Note: Students are required to attend both weekly sessions. Papers begin on 11th July and run through to 18th November (two week break from 26 Sept - 7 Oct). Papers, times, locations are subject to confirmation and change.
500 Accounting PrinciplesTuesday 9 - 11:30am B2:17Thursday 9 - 11:30am B2:17Exam: No exam
501 Accounting PracticesTuesday 12.30 - 3:00pm B2:20Thursday 12.30 - 3:00pm B2:20Exam: Tues 15 Nov
510 Introduction to Commercial LawMonday 6 - 8:30pm B2:37Wednesday 6 - 8:30pm B2:37Exam: Mon 7 Nov
530 Organisation & ManagementMonday 6 - 8:30pm B2:17Wednesday 6 - 8:30pm B2:17Exam: Wednesday 9 Nov
541 Fundamentals of MarketingTuesday 9 - 11:30am B2:11Thursday 9 - 11:30am B2:11Exam: Thurs 10 Nov
550 Business ComputingMonday 1 - 3:30pm B2:11Wednesday 1 - 3:30pm B2:32Exam: Monday 14 Nov
560 Business CommunicationTuesday 1 - 3:30pm B2:32Thursday 1 - 3:30pm B2:32Exam: Tuesday 8 Nov
435 Fundamentals of Small Business ManagementMonday 9 - 11.30am B2:18Wednesday 9 - 11:30am B2:32Exam: No exam
602 Management AccountingTuesday 1 - 3.30pm B2:18Thursday 1 - 3.30pm B2:18Exam: Thurs 10 Nov
606 TaxationTuesday 9:30 - 12noon B2:19Thursday 9:30 - 12noon B2:19Exam: Thurs 17 Nov
610 The Law of Business EntitiesMonday 9 - 11:30am B2:37Wednesday 9 - 11:30am B2:37Exam: Wed 16 Nov
630 LeadershipMonday 1 - 3:30pm B2:37Wednesday 1 - 3:30pm B2:37Exam: No exam
636 Applied ManagementTuesday 6 - 8:30pm B2:20Thursday 6 - 8:30pm B2:19Exam: No exam
Textbook List 2016
435 - The Small Business Book (6th); Oliver, L. and English, J. (Required)
500 - Principles of Accounting (5th); Smart, M.J. Awan, N. & Baxter, R. Pearson (Required)
501 - Accounting practices: The NZ Context (3rd); McIntosh, R. Pearson (Required)
510 - Introduction to New Zealand Commercial Legislation. CCH NZ (Required)
510 - Understanding Commercial Law (8th); Leigh Miller; LexisNexis. (Required)
520 - Economics for Today (4th/5th); Layton, A. (Required)
530 - Management the Essentials (3rd); Robbins, DeCenzo, Coulter, & Woods. Pearson (Required)
541 - Marketing. Real people. Real choices. (2nd); Solomon, M., Charbonneau, J., Marshall, G., & Stuart, E. (2012). North Shore, NZ; Pearson Education. (Required)
550 - Computing essentials 2015 (2013 or 14 or 15); O'Leary, T.J. & O'Leary, L.I.; McGraw-Hill/Irwin. (Recommended)
560 - Communication organisation and innovation (3rd); Barnett & O'Rourke. (Required)
601 - NZ Financial Accounting (6th); Deegan & Samkin (Required)
602 - Management Accounting: Information for Creating and Managing Value (7th); Langfield-Smith, K., Thorne, H., & Hilton, R. (Required)
603 - Principles Managerial Finance (6th); Gitman, Juchau, & Flanagan (Required)
606 - New Zealand Master Tax Guide for Students (2015); CCH NZ. (Required)
610 - to be confirmed
630 - The leadership experience (6th); Daft
633 - Human Resources Management in New Zealand (5th); Rudman, R. (2010); Pearson (Required)
635 - Employment Relations in New Zealand (2nd); Rasmussen, E. (2009). (Required)
636 - no prescribed text.
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Your inner child might be calling you out to play today which could make you feel more vibrant and young at heart. Tapping into the part of yourself that is innocent, playful, and trusting might be a way for you to infuse your life with greater joy and wonder. Perhaps you can try to recapture this sense of childlike play by giving yourself permission to 'play' today by doing something fun such as going out to the park and swinging on the swings, building a sand castle on the beach or doing some finger-painting today. Even though it may seem easy to do, should you might notice that it is difficult to completely let go, you might think back to when you were a child and remember how much happiness you experienced from the simple act of doing, not completing.
Letting go of our desire to do everything perfectly and to please others is a wonderful way to evoke the playful awe we had as children. As adults, the urge to play is strong, but often so carefully constructed or organized that it can feel like many of our other activities. Allowing ourselves to be totally free, however, means that we release any need we have for things to be a certain way – we use our spirit and senses to experience the world instead of crafting or analyzing it. By giving yourself the time, space and freedom to play, your spirit will run free and unbound by your everyday concerns today.
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Thinking about death and having a greater awareness of mortality can prove beneficial, new research has suggested. Published in the online edition of Personality and Social Psychology Review, the study found such considerations can not only bolster physical health but also enable individuals to gain a better understanding of their values and goals.
Kenneth Vail of the University of Missouri - often referred to as Mizzou - noted previous investigations on the subject have tended to focus on the negative aspects of thinking about death, such as its links to prejudice, greed and violence.
Mr Vail stated: "There has been very little integrative understanding of how subtle, day-to-day, death awareness might be capable of motivating attitudes and behaviours that can minimise harm to oneself and others."
From a health perspective, the study noted those who are aware of the fragility of life may be more inclined to exercise, apply greater levels of sunscreen or smoke less.
Dr Ray Owen, Chartered Psychologist and author of Facing the Storm: Using CBT, Mindfulness and Acceptance to Build Resilience When Your World's Falling Apart, commented: "Thinking about death can certainly bring up strong emotions like sadness for past losses and fear about future ones.
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Recent experiences on Instagram got me thinking about the line between being open and too open, between sharing and oversharing. Is it possible to share personal details and pictures from my life and still be somewhat private? Is that even possible in the digital world? Is social media making the idea of privacy obsolete?
As digital natives, our adaptability to change is far superior than generations past. We swiftly adapt from VHS to DVDs and record players to cassettes to CDs and MP3s. We know what a floppy disk is yet can operate our digital lifestyle almost exclusively on Cloud. Our potential is limitless and our ambition is uncapped. We are pretty brilliant.
With the rising popularity of digital technology, social media has become a tempting platform for photographers to promote their talents online. Disseminated by Facebook, Instagram on smart phones, tablets and home computers, photography today thrives online. Through my images, I portray stories to people interested in appreciating forgotten and abandoned places, unique cityscapes and places that are generally off-limits to the general public.
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• Though gay couples in the Czech Republic can now legally wed, few are choosing to do so with the media spotlight turned on. [365 Gay]
• And lastly, we won't be publishing tomorrow, given the Fourth of July holiday. One half of Queerty is spending it in Toronto, where it's just another summer day; the other half will be in sticky New York City, watching the fireworks shoot off from the East River. Where, what, and with whom are you spending your Fourth? (And for more on how the Fourth of July is gay, click here.)


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There's a lot of talk right now about the Web blackout for PIPA and SOPA. And, of course, some folks are mighty confused. That's where we come in.
There's a lot of talk right now about the Web blackout for PIPA and SOPA. And, of course, some folks are mighty confused. That's where we come in.
On Tuesday, we told you about some of the sites — Wikipedia, Reddit and the Cheezburger network among them — that planned to go dark today in protest of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and PROTECT IP Act (PIPA), anti-piracy legislation under consideration by the US Congress.
They weren't the only stops on the internet to take a stand — here's a roundup of some of the most prominent peaceful protestors.
Who would've thought that a simple Congressional bill aimed at ending online piracy with the same potential to censor the entire internet community would cause such a mass panic? But that's exactly what's going on, especially with Twitter users.
Do you use the internet? Do you think the government, any government, should have the power to decide what sites you have access to? There are two a new pieces of legislation in the works called SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act) and some say thew will do anything but protect the internet...
Earlier this week, the Pentagon declared the end of the Iraq War, an almost nine-year conflict which claimed 4,487 American lives and removed Saddam Hussein from power. Now, Americans are are conflicted over whether the entire endeavor was worth it.
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The New York Jets face a formidable preseason schedule that will test them in the early going.
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In their next game, the Jets oppose the defending Super Bowl Champions with revenge certainly on their minds, especially after Big Blue dealt them a crushing loss in Week 16 of 2011.
Gang Green will make their national television debut as they oppose 'Rookie of the Year' Cam Newton and the Panthers high flying offense on Sunday night football.
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'Sleepy Hollow' recap: 'The Golem' - Not so merry Christmas
"Sleepy Hollow" has built up enough good will at this point that it would be easy to dismiss a more uneven episode like "The Golem" with a shrug and a "Can't wait till next month!" Because, really, even if this wasn't the show's finest hour (and possibly its weakest yet), I still can't wait for the final three episodes next month.
And yet, as the show's first (annual?) Christmas episode raced through the tragic backstory of Ichabod's recently discovered son (we pretty much followed him from cradle to grave via just a handful of flashbacks), it was hard to escape the feeling that perhaps the writers are cramming just a bit too much into these 13 episodes. It's difficult to tell exactly what we're supposed to make of Ichabod's son -- his name is Jeremy, by the way -- just yet. Is he simply a vehicle to give Ichabod some emotional depth or does he serve a larger purpose in the story? The odds certainly favor the latter, but if that's the case "The Golem" was a spectacular failure at giving us any kind of rooting interest in Jeremy himself.
Instead we had exposition on top of exposition (and boring exposition delivered by four crazy creepy witches is still boring exposition), and an almost perverse aversion to giving the poor kids saddled with playing Jeremy anything to do or say in the flashbacks. The focus was squarely on the guilt Ichabod felt about not being there for his son -- because, you know, Katrina buried him for a couple hundred years to save his life -- and the monster-of-the-week that apparently resulted from Ichabod's absence.
The golem that Jeremy conjured up as a protector was a rather rote creation and the only interest it provided came during Ichabod's final confrontation. For a second there it seemed like Ichabod had opted for a diplomatic tactic in stopping the scary beast, but... no, monsters are monsters and need to be stabbed. All due credit to Tom Mison for emoting like a pro throughout. He gave those final moments with the golem unexpected (or simply unearned?) pathos, but this episode wanted to take us on an emotional journey it simply didn't have the time or scope to deliver.
As great as Mison always is and was again tonight, it's starting to grow a bit troubling that Nicole Beharie's Abbie has been operating on the sidelines for awhile now. The last few episodes have given the big emotional moments and climactic showdowns to Ichabod, and that's throwing off the balance that has otherwise been a legitimate strength of this first season. Part of the problem in "The Golem" was the need to bring John Noble back into the fold as sin eater Henry Parrish. The writers spent more time establishing his bond with Ichabod (which mostly worked and qualified as a high point in an episode without many), and less time working Abbie into the action.
That brings us to the three scenes with Captain Irving, which probably could've been saved for a later episode if the show wasn't racing toward a finish in just three more episodes. Unlike Abbie, who already had exposure to the forces of evil as a child, Irving is still struggling with everything he's seen. So we follow him on a hostile chat with his priest, an awkward apology to his ex-wife and a stroll in the park with his daughter that turns into a chance meeting with a demon (it conveniently transfers from person to person by touch). It all feels shoehorned in and plays as a completely unnecessary tangent between Ichabod scenes, made all the worse by so little for Abbie to do and no meaningful attempt at establishing Jeremy.
But, like I said, there's plenty of good will to help overcome this and the cliffhanger ending certainly points in a promising direction. Ichabod was pulled into Moloch's world and the Big Bad barked the threat that he's coming for Abbie's soul ... and Ichabod will be the one to deliver it. It's enough to hope that the writers have a better structured and thought out final three episodes waiting for us in the new year.
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- This was the first episode where it felt like the writers were overdoing the whole Ichabod-baffled-by-21st-Century-life thing, but maybe it was just because they had so many Christmas references to jam in. (Eggnog and mistletoe and stockings, oh my!) That said, Ichabod and Parrish bonding over arcane vocabulary was a nice touch.
- Abbie's "awful intercourse" joke was the highlight of her night. Poor Abbie.
- We've only got three episodes left and the writers still haven't made much of an attempt at making Katrina an interesting character. I have no idea if Katia Winter is a compelling actress or not (I didn't keep up with "Dexter" and missed her arc on that), but considering she's one of only four regular cast members here it's a mystery why she hasn't been serviced better.
- Derek Mears, who played the Golem, may be better known to some as Jason from the "Friday the 13th" remake or Kickpuncher on "Community." He's also doing double duty as a holiday season guest star on supernatural shows, popping up as an evil Santa on this week's "Grimm."
- Ichabod isn't the only one confounded by our modern ways: Captain Irving's daughter had to explain what a Vine is to him. ("YouTube videos are like three minutes long! No one has time for that!")
- OK, fine, let's end the year on an Ichabod quote: "When did irony become a national pastime?"


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After months where the top teams were all right there, we've got a little bit of separation.
Oklahoma City is far and away the best team, and it's because of one factor: consistency. The youngest contending team in the league, driven by two stars under the age of 26 have gone out and been the most consistent team in a league that strives for that quality every night. Example: After getting adjusted in the first month of the season, losing four games in November, the Thunder have only lost four games since then.
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Meanwhile, Denver jumps a whopping nine spots. Why? The Nuggets' overall body of work has become very consistent over the past two months. They figured out how to win close games and games when things didn't go smoothly, like against Cleveland and Orlando. Being at home helps, but just as the schedule didn't make their ranking softer at the start, it doesn't make it harder now that it's evening out.
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Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Accessibility Testing Symposium
Wednesday November 2 & Thursday November 3, 2016
(Preconference sessions: November 1)
Hosted by the National Federation of the Blind Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Access to Education, Public Information, and Commerce (CENA), this two day event brings together people who are interested in accessibility testing with peer reviewed presentations, panel discussions, and exhibits. Our keynote speaker is the esteemed Judy Brewer, director of the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Take a look through the preliminary program and consider joining us in Baltimore for this inaugural symposium dedicated to improving the accessibility of electronic and web-based products and services through testing.
For more information, please visit http://ictaccessibilitytesting.org, or contact the Symposium Chair, Chris Law, at [email protected].
"Putting More STEAM in STEM"
A tactile art symposium hosted by the National Federation of the Blind
December 9, 2016, 5:30 -8:00 p.m.
During the "Putting More STEAM in STEM" tactile art symposium, the National Federation of the Blind will host Sensory Knowledge, a tactile art exhibit open to the public. For more information, visit nfb.org/tactile-art-symposium.
Free Accessibility Training Boutiques
Monday, November 14, 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Android has long been a mainstay for the users of mobile devices. As the versions tick by and different companies customize the operating system, it is hard to learn what the state of play is for accessibility on mobile phones and tablets that use Android. This session will aim to demonstrate what accessibility features are available, what improvements have been made in the latest major updates, and what devices offer the best experience for a blind user.
Thursday, December 8, 8:00 – 10:00 a.m.
As Chromebooks spread through educational institutions and individual households, they bring with them an entirely new operating system and approach to screen readers. If you want to learn more about how it works and how it differs from business as usual, this boutique will get you started.If you are interested in attending any of these boutiques, please RSVP to [email protected]. Space is limited.
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With the support of the National Federation of the Blind, attorneys for Aleeha Dudley have reached an agreement with Miami University after the school failed to provide Ms. Dudley with equal and meaningful access to her curriculum to help her attain educational success as a blind student studying zoology. Mark A. Riccobono, President of the National Federation of the Blind, noted that the concurrent agreement that has also been reached between the university and the United States Department of justice is "the most comprehensive roadmap to accessibility that has yet been included in a consent decree." For more information about this important settlement, please read the official press release.
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The October issue of the flagship publication of the National Federation of the Blind, the Braille Monitor, is now available for online reading as well as in print, Braille, and audio. This issue contains yet more highlights of the 2016 convention of the National Federation of the Blind. If you missed the convention or just want to relive it, don't miss this issue.
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'Lady is a Tramp' duet between Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett released
Though they come from entirely different eras and musical backgrounds, I must say that Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga sound fantastic together on their just-released duet of "Lady is a Tramp", a popular standard that Bennett has covered on his own previously.
Those who still harbor doubts about Gaga's singing abilities should have them at least partially allayed after listening to the tune, in which the chart-topping artist's voice effortlessly matches Bennett's beat for beat. It's actually a little strange to hear the pop diva featured on such a relatively stripped-down, classic-sounding number, but she certainly makes the most of it, even "scatting" briefly around the 2:20 mark.
The song will serve as the opening track on Bennett's forthcoming album "Tony Bennett: Duets II", which also features collaborations with artists including John Mayer, Carrie Underwood, Mariah Carey, Josh Groban, Norah Jones, Aretha Franklin and the late Amy Winehouse (watch video), among others. It's an impressively star-studded list and should easily duplicate - if not surpass - the platinum success of his first duets album from 2006.
Listen to the track below and let us know what you think!
"Tony Bennett: Duets II" drops on September 20th.


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JJ Abrams penned a motivational, handwritten note to the Star Wars cast and crew ahead of the start of filming last week.
The US director is launching the next episode in the sci-fi franchise, due for release in December 2015. Expectations are high, making the need for inspired actors particularly great.
"Dearest cast and crew," Abrams wrote. "What an honour it is to work beside all of you on Star Wars Ep. VIII. I can't thank you enough, for all work past and future.
"Let's take good care of not just ourselves, but of each other. Amazing, but true: the world awaits this film. Let's give 'em something great. XO JJ"
Original actors Harrison Ford (Han Solo), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia), Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Anthony Daniels (C-3PO), Peter Mayhew (Chewbacca) and Kenny Baker (R2-D2) are all on board to reprise their roles for the new movie.
Star Wars 7 cast in pictures
Star Wars 7 cast in pictures
1/15 John Boyega
The 22-year-old best known for sci-fi movie Attack the Block is a new arrival for Star Wars and will be one of the sequel's 'trio of young leads'.
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2/15 Harrison Ford
Ford will be returning as Han Solo for Star Wars 7 and is rumoured to have a 'gigantic role in the first of the next three films'.
3/15 Daisy Ridley
There's not much out there on Ridley, who is a relative unknown bar appearances in TV dramas Casualty and Mr Selfridge. But the British actress is set to become a huge star now...
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4/15 Adam Driver
Lena Dunham tweeted confirmation that her fellow Girls star had landed the role of the villain in JJ Abrams' film. Now he has been officially confirmed and is expected to play a Darth Vader-like baddie.
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5/15 Carrie Fisher
Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the 1977 original, has confirmed she will reprise the role in upcoming Star Wars films.
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6/15 Kenny Baker
Baker played R2-D2 in the Star Wars franchise and will be back reprising his role for the 7th movie.
7/15 Domhnall Gleeson
Gleeson played Bill Weasley in the Harry Potter films and recently starred with Rachel McAdams in About Time. He has been confirmed for Star Wars 7.
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8/15 Miltos Yerolemou
The Game of Thrones actor is not expected to have a 'major part' in the film
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9/15 Oscar Isaac
Last seen in the Coen brothers' Inside Llewyn Davis, Isaac has been confirmed as a new arrival and will likely feature in a lead role.
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10/15 Andy Serkis
Also confirmed for the 7th installment is Serkis - who has a reputation as one of the best motion capture actors out there. So expect him to portray some sort of other worldly character.
11/15 Max Von Sydow
He's not a spring chicken but Von Sydow is a new arrival to Star Wars. Rumours suggest he might play a sinister old Jedi but that remains to be seen.
12/15 Mark Hamill
Mark Hamill will be back as Luke Skywalker along with his fellow original cast members Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford.
13/15 Anthony Daniels
Anthony Daniels has starred as C-3PO in past Star Wars films and will be back for JJ Abram's seventh.
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14/15 Peter Mayhew
Peter Mayhew will reprise his role as Chewbacca with many fans excited at the theoretical prospect of a wizened old Chewie retired from space flight
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15/15 Original Star Wars trio
Here are the original Star Wars trio of Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill back in the day.
Fresh arrivals are promised in the form of John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Andy Serkis, Domhnall Gleeson and Max von Sydow. Another new addition, Inside Llewyn Davis star Oscar Isaac, has praised Abrams directorial approach as "refreshing".
"It is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life, once again," Abrams said following the cast announcement in April.
Disney has previously said that the sequel will be set three decades after Return of the Jedi, meaning it might focus on Han and Leia's children.
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Fuel prices lowered NT$0.1 a liter
The China Post news staff
October 22, 2012, 12:40 am TWN
The China Post news staff--Taiwan's two major refiners have lowered gasoline and diesel prices in spite of more expensive international oil, as appreciation of the New Taiwan dollar made imports cheaper.
Both CPC Corp. and Formosa Petrochemical this morning cut gasoline and diesel prices both by NT$0.1 a liter. With the price adjustment, CPC Corp., the state refiner, is selling 92-, 95- and 98-grade gasoline at NT$34, NT$35.5 and NT$37.5 a liter, respectively, and super diesel at NT$32.9 a liter.
Formosa Petrochemical, CPC's main competitor, is meanwhile offering its 92-, 95- and 98-grade products at NT$33.9, NT$35.5 and NT$37.7, respectively, and diesel at NT$32.9.
According to CPC, international oil prices have gone up on various factors, including better-than-expected September industrial output figures released by the United States, and lingering tensions between Syria and Turkey.
The benchmark that CPC uses, an average between oil traded on Dubai and Brent indices, increased to US$111.56 per barrel, up US$0.22 from the US$111.34 a week earlier. The rise was however erased by an NT$0.111 appreciation of the New Taiwan dollar. The figures translate into a price drop of 0.14 percent, or NT$0.1 a liter for both local gasoline and diesel.
CPC stresses that oil prices go up and down and said it will continue to monitor prices carefully. It noted that Taiwan fuel prices are lower compared to neighboring countries and urges the public to save on fuel and conserve energy.
The company also stressed that there are 112 CPC stations island-wide providing self-service pumps, through which consumers can save NT$0.8 a liter. The public is encouraged to use them.


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College Football Hall of Fame: Legacy Of Inductees
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College Football Hall of Fame: Legacy Of Inductees
Once told that he was too small and too short to play college football, Brown went on to become the ACC's all-time leading rusher during his career (5,001 yards).
For a long time, football has been known as a big-man's game. But Brown proved that even the smallest of men could make a difference in football. Just ask Barry Sanders.
Gray was a member of one of the greatest defenses of all time in 1983. He was twice named conference defensive player of the year and was named to the All-American team twice.
During his career, Gray was known for his big hits, doing the same things players like Troy Polamalu do today.
Meilinger was a selection by the veteran's committee. He played under Paul "Bear" Bryant from 1951-53, earning All-American honors twice.
Kentucky's athletics website describes him best:
Known as "Mr. Anywhere" for the Wildcats, he split time between end, halfback and quarterback on offense; on defense, he played end, linebacker and defensive back – basically, every position on the field except the interior offensive and defensive lines, a remarkable combination. On special teams, he was a two-year starting punter and also returned punts and returned kickoffs.
Shoate was as dominant as they came on Oklahoma's defense in the '70s. He was twice named conference player of the year and ranks third in school history in tackles (420).
Snow doesn't get a lot of credit outside of the state of Michigan, but he brought a lot to the Spartan defense.
He was the first player to win the Butkus (top linebacker) and Lombardi (top lineman) awards in the same year, and was named an All-American twice.
When you think of Baylor, most will go to Robert Griffin III. However, Trull is one that most fans will instantly recognize.
He passed for more than 4,000 yards and 27 touchdowns in his career (a large number in the 1960s), and was named an All-American in 1963.
BILL McCARTNEY, COLORADO
McCartney turned the Colorado football program around, transforming the Buffs into a contender during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
McCartney was 7-25-1 in his first three seasons (1982-84) in Boulder. In today's time, that would have earned him a quick ticket out of town. However, administrators stuck with him and he rewarded their patience with a shared national title in 1990.
He left a winning legacy in Boulder. While there have been struggles during the last few years, fans will always remember what he was able to bring to the program.
While at Navy, Hardin won five straight over rival Army, a feat that wasn't accomplished again until 2007. However, when you look at who his quarterbacks were, you'll understand why. Heisman Trophy winners Joe Bellino and Roger Staubach both played for Hardin, helping the program succeed.
When he moved on to Temple, Hardin compiled 80 wins, which is still the most in school history.
He left a lasting impact on both programs, becoming one of the most beloved coaches at both schools.


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The hotel was advertised as being in Cassis but was actually down the coast in a less desirable area. It was fine but we left early. The staff was good, room fine but not enough to do in the small town.
It is well located, on the seaside and it has parking facilities which is useful in this area
Very pleasant. Comfortable. Helpful staff
Terrible meal in restaurant
The staff was very helpful and friendly, view of beach wonderful, clean, good breakfast, loved having 2 single beds for kids instead of one big one to share.
I liked the location near to the center of the town. No need for the car.
WiFi signal not strong enough or the capacity too low.
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Bathroom need some renovation.
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Everything was perfect.
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No beaches within 1km
Staff, especially Bastien(?) was very helpful, brilliant English, phoned when we translations for stuff, told us about the local walks etc. Bed was very comfy, not too soft. Shower hot and good water pressure.
The staff were courteous and helpful
I expected the accommodation to be of a higher standard. The bathroom was too small and the shower was too small
Very quiet
That the restaurant was closed on Sunday and Monday night
The hotel was very comfortable and the staff were very friendly and professional. Room was very nicely furnished, but a little on the small side.
The hotel is a couple of miles from the centre of La Ciotat.
At walking distance from the port, good parking; breakfast could have more variety (for example every day another cheese …).
Hotel staff was very frendly
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The rooms were super old and tiny. If you get the rooms in the "basement", there isn't a lot of light and super cramped. The room wasn't that clean when we checked-in. The mini fridge was all wet inside and looked gross. The service was okay, they weren't super friendly or helpful.
Desk staff was extremely helpful and gave us good travel suggestions during the recent strikes.
Size of room and bathroom was quite small.
The hotel facilities were reasonable - and due to the absence of personal transportation the bar and restaurant were important to me as the location is quite remote from the town
For me is the main factor that the customer of my company I have to visit is directly located by the hotel.
I'm not sure if the restaurant is part of the IBIS hotel, but the service is poor if you have to wait neraly ten minutes before a waiter comes to your table. The prices of the food are a little bit to expensive for what you get.
Location was beautiful-- right on Mediterrean sea.
Our room face the back and it smelled of bacon.
Very nice view. There is a beautiful public beach right next to the hotel.
It is difficult to get to the hotel from the center of La Ciotat, the nearest bus stop is located in 25 minutes walk. Breakfast is quite poor.
We arrived late due to heavy traffic on the Motorway. The host was very accommodating in seeing that we got into our room for the night. Otherwise we would have been in trouble.
By far and away the best thing about this hotel was its location and view
Service was highly variable, the wi-fi did not work in our room as it was too far from the router but staff would not admit it or send someone to sort it out. Food at restaurant was way over-priced and only one restaurant open in peak season despite advertising two.
The staff was charming, knowledgeable and helpful. The view was wonderful and the pool area was lovely.
This hotel has seen better days. The rooms are spartan and the entire place needs a paint job. All the woodwork is scratched and dinged. For a "luxury" hotel it's short on amenities--no newspaper at your door, no individual soaps, shampoo, moisturizer, shower cap, etc. The fitness center had a few elipticals and exercyles. It was in a (stained and worn) carpeted area off the indoor pool. The heat and humidity from the pool and hot tub made the room unusable. The tennis courts were neglected. A medium grade Best Western is a better value.
Very good setting with all expected amenities especially swimming pool, lunchtime meal arrangements and excellent covered area for breakfast
Looking rather tired in some areas - rez de chausee carpet, exterior paintwork and path maintenance
excellent location, friendly staff, extremely relaxing, beautiful hotel and grounds, perfect to get away from it all.
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