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To all those agents who secretly dream of directing… I can't think of a Hollywood journey like Tony Krantz's. The son of Beverly Hills novelist Judith Krantz, he went from head of primetime packaging at CAA (where he helped put together ER, The West Wing, Twin Peaks, Beverly Hills 90210) and then CEO of Imagine Television (where he exec produced Felicity and 24 among other shows with JJ Abrams, Peter Berg, Aaron Sorkin, and David Lynch) to directing 3 1/2 years ago. Since then, he's helmed 3 films. The first two, Sublime (a surreal horror flicks) and Otis (a horror comedy), were put out by Warner Bros Home Video under the Raw Feed genre label. Now he's wrapped directing his first theatrical which has just landed distribution with Anchor Bay after a competitive bidding situation.
Titled The Big Bang, the stylish noir indie was produced by Richard Rionda's Hannibal Pictures and Krantz's own Flame Ventures and stars Antonio Banderas with a large supporting cast including Sam Elliott, William Fichtner, Thomas Kretschmann, Delroy Lindo, Sienna Guillory, and Snoop Dogg. It was written by Erik Jendresen (Band Of Brothers). WME's Graham Taylor orchestrated the sale.
Krantz is keeping his hand in TV. His company just sold 4 dramas (the most of any indie) to NBC this year: The Fixer, written by Wayne Kramer (The Cooler) and co-produced with Colin Callender, the former head of HBO movies; Sideline Reporter, written by Ron Shelton (Bull Durham); Ritual Crime, written by Adam Simon (Haunting In Connecticut); and Untitled Dance Drama, written by Duane Adler (Save The Last Dance) and co-produced with Larry Mark (Dreamgirls).
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Release Date: May 13, 2014
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After a local release of her debut album, Sun & Mirror, Kaela Sinclair's quick arrival onto the Texas scene led to a fan base that is growing as eagerly as Sinclair herself. In collaboration with acclaimed producer and drummer, McKenzie Smith (Midlake, Regina Spektor, St. Vincent), the 23 year old from Denton, TX is ready to showcase her compositional skill, lush vocals, and intelligent lyrics. Sun & Mirror will see it's national release on May 13th.
The album, recorded at Redwood Studios in Denton, TX, features an all-star team of DFW musicians including: Buffi Jacobs (Polyphonic Spree), Daniel Hart (Broken Social Scene, St. Vincent, Dark Rooms), Fiona Brice (Placebo, Kanye West), Joey McClellan (Midlake, The Fieros), Evan Jacobs (Polyphonic Spree, Tack The Boy Disaster, Midlake) and Jesse Chandler (Midlake).
Sun & Mirror was named Best Local Album of 2013 by the Ft. Worth Star-Telegram and DFW.com. Sinclair was named one of the Dallas Observer's 12 North Texas Artists to Watch in 2014. Central Track named "Original Sin" as one of their Top 50 Songs of 2013, and Coral Castles was #3 on the Top 40 Songs of 2013 list by blogger Ghost of Blind Lemon.
"Befitting the 23-year-old Sinclair's tenacious vision, Sun & Mirror exudes a startling ambition. Whatever comes next for Sinclair, one thing is certain: there will be no half measures. Her debut is one of the best albums to emerge from North Texas so far this year." – Ft. Worth Star Telegram
"Nothing else released by a North Texas artist this year sounded quite like Kaela Sinclair's debut LP. The Denton-based singer-songwriter brought not only well-written songs, but a clarity of vision and a sonic ambition that reached out of the speakers and refused to let go. Such an assured first showing sets a high bar, but there's little doubt Sinclair will clear it." – DFW.com
"Though this marks the debut for Denton newcomer Kaela Sinclair, it's got all the ingredients to help the 23-year-old become the Little D's next big thing." – Central Track
"Denton's Kaela Sinclair possesses a honeyed voice akin to those of Regina Spektor and Sarah Jaffe." – Pop Culture Blog, Dallas News
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The Walter & Carole Young Pancreas Center at Dartmouth Hitchcock has been named one of thirty designated National Pancreas Foundation Centers
National Pancreas Foundation Centers. The National Pancreas Foundation (NPF) is a nonprofit organization that provides hope for those suffering from pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer. NPF Centers are at premier healthcare facilities that focus on multidisciplinary treatment of pancreatitis, treating the "whole patient" with a focus on the best possible outcomes and an improved quality of life.
For people coping with pancreatitis or other pancreatic disorders today, there are inconsistencies in the level of care they receive. The NPF Centers designation will help facilitate the development of high-quality, multidisciplinary care approaches for the field. Designated centers will also seek to advance research and lead the way for heightened awareness and understanding of pancreatitis and related conditions among community physicians, allied health professionals, patients, families and the general public.
As an approved NPF Centers we had to go through an extensive auditing process and meet all the criteria that were developed by a task force made up of invited subject matter experts and patient advocates. That criteria included having required expert physician specialties such as gastroenterologists, pancreas surgeons, and interventional radiologists, along with more patient focused programs such as a pain management service, psychosocial support and more.
"The newly designated NPF Centers will be of great benefit to the whole community," said NPF Center Task Force member Dr. Christopher E. Forsmark. "Having the NPF Center designation will help distinguish institutions whose focus is on patient centered care either for the treatment of their disease or to get an expert second opinion."
"NPF Centers will also help to increase awareness of important NPF programs such as the National Patient Registry, the Animated Pancreas Patient and be a vital cog in the sharing and development of best practices," said Matthew Alsante, Executive Director of the National Pancreas Foundation. "In addition to pancreatitis, phase II of this project will also introduce NPF Centers with a focus on treating pancreatic cancer."
For more information regarding the National Pancreas Foundation please visit their website at: https://www.pancreasfoundation.org/.


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In Episode 52, Greg and Pam discuss Goals, Sock Length, and Dogs. We also discuss Leaflet #5 from The Opinionated Knitter by Elizabeth Zimmermann.
We are Knitcrate Ambassadors! Are you the kind of knitter who would enjoy receiving a surprise package of yarn in the mail every month? Then you need to sign up for a Knitcrate subscription. Every month, you will receive a selection of curated yarn, a pattern specifically paired to use with the yarn, and a treat. Use code KD20 at checkout for 20% off your first package when you sign up for a subscription.
FiberCrafty's independently owned shops are stocked with yarn, fiber, project bags, stitch markers and more. With filter terms specific to yarn and fiber, the ability to save favorites, and a secure checkout process, it's better than a 24 hour fiber festival! For shop owners, our easy to use interface makes selling online easy. FiberCrafty is owned by one woman that has a crazy love of yarn and knitting. Greg's favorite feature? Pants are optional. Shop for your next project at FiberCrafty.
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Greg's Projects
- Greg finished socks in sport weight yarn for his mom. He didn't make a project page for it, though. He's currently working on finishing up the socks that are already on his needles: Lana Grosa Socks in Lana Grossa Meilenweit Ashbury yarn and Christmas Is Coming Socks in Dyeabolical Sturdy (version 1) yarn.
Pam's Projects
- Pam is basically finished with her The Elizabeth Zimmerman Coat using Cascade Ecological Wool. She just needs to add buttons and button loops.
- Pam knit 5 little Acorn Ornaments by Carmen Rigby-Willson with some yarn she had dyed. She originally was going to make some stars but decided to save the pattern for the future.
- Pam worked on her Fish Lips Kiss Heel socks. She's using Lang Jawoll Cotton Stretch Color.
- Pam worked on her Rickroll by Mary Annarella/Lyrical Knits. She's using yarn from The Fibre Studio at Yarns to Dye For.
- Pam started her 150 Fade by Fiber Me This. She's using some Plymouth Happy Feet she had dyed.
- Pam made a super chunky blanket without needles. She used this tutorial as a starting point.
- Pam started spinning some merino fiber.
- Avery (Pam's daughter) made Daphne (our dog) a reversible bandana. We didn't really have a pattern, just used a folded bandana as a template and added some length for her neck size.
Podcasts and Designers We Love
- Twinset Designs
- Knitting Pipeline
- Thanks to Jenn Sheelan for her Rustic Elegance Shawl pattern!
Current/Upcoming Unraveling Events
- We are starting a new KAL! Let's explore color dominance with the Stripe Domination Hat by Ellen Silva. See the KAL thread in the Ravelry Group for a pattern discount code.
Upcoming Events Where You Might Find Us
- Carolina FiberFest (March 22-23, 2019) – In addition to the main event, CFF will be hosting a casual community even on Saturday March 16 in the Expo building at the NC State Fairgrounds. We will have more details soon, but if you might be able to join us, put it on your calendar!
- FiberCrafty got an update! Check out how much easier it is to add favorites, browse the shops, see shop ratings and more.
- Pam is going to be hiring a virtual assistant! She is looking for someone who loves yarn and has social media experience.
The Opinionated Knitter (affiliate link)
- Leaflet #5 discussed, pages 30-35.
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I neglect this account so badly! I couldn't post before but I gifted these sweet little acorns last night. I just love them and they were fun to knit! I made little tags with shrinky dinks cut into the shape of oak leaves. Pattern is Acorn Ornaments on Ravelry. . . . #knitworthy #knitstagram #knittersofinstagram #knitting #knitaddict #fibercrafty
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We had such a great time at @warmnfuzzyyarn today! @knittingpipeline Paula was in town and suggested we have an informal podcaster meet-up. So we did! Rebecca was a wonderful host. @fibercrafty Pam and I were happy to get the word out about the @unravelingpodcast. We were joined by BlueChinaDoll and her mother-in-law. Sitting, knitting, and telling stories. Fun for everyone! Also pictured: Grommet and Rosie, the shop dogs. #knitting #knittersofinstagram #podcast #knitcast
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Peruvian Cop Arrested in Drug Bust Posted Photograph of Himself With Wads of Cash
It will be up to Peru's courts to decide whether police captain Juan Martín Chávez Briones is corrupt, but his recent social media activity won't be doing his defense any favors.
Three days before being arrested with four other cops for allegedly attempting to resell 25 kilos of seized cocaine to Bolivian drug traffickers, Chávez posted a photograph of himself on his Facebook page sitting in an armchair surrounded by wads of what appear to be $100 bills.
The post is captioned "Small change for the weekend."
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The captain was picked up earlier this week along with three junior officers and their boss, Commander Sandro Salinas, as they drove towards the Bolivian border across Puno, a remote Andean region notorious as a hub for drug trafficking and contraband. Salinas was Puno's top anti-narcotics cop.
According to an official police statement, the officers had "snatched" the drugs from a local cartel and were heading towards the Bolivian border intending to sell it to drug traffickers when they were challenged by members of an elite police unit sent after them from Lima, the Peruvian capital. The statement said the officers effort to flee resulted in "an exchange of fire" in which another former officer, who was also traveling with the group, was injured and needed hospital treatment.
The swoop was prompted by surveillance of the officers' cellphones carried out by Operation Constellation, a Peruvian program funded by the US Drug Enforcement Administration that allows local counter-narcotics detectives to listen in to up to 300 phone calls at a time.
The five officers are now being held for 15 days in the nearby city of Juliaca where they are being interrogated by prosecutors from Lima.
"We are now investigating all the possible background to this case including their activity on social media," a police spokesman told VICE News in a phone interview, after the Facebook post began to cause a stir in local media.
The post had already generated a number of comments from the officer's friends prior to his arrest with some jokingly suggesting the cash came from drug traffickers. One wrote that the money must have come from "a tony," an apparent reference to Tony Montana, the lead character in the gangster movie Scarface.
After the captain's arrest others claimed that the money was the fake currency that is often bandied around in a local festival on May 1. "People give away those paper bills," read one comment, "you can clearly see that it is ordinary paper."
Peru vies with Colombia as the world's top producer of cocaine and drug money scandals regularly impact the police, military, courts and politics.
Former president Alan García's current bid for a third term in April's presidential elections is being undermined by allegations that during his 2006-2011 term he allowed hundreds of convicted cartel operatives to buy their freedom.
The head of García's presidential pardons committee, Miguel Facundo Chinguel, is now behind bars awaiting a verdict in his trial for allegedly accepting bribes from prisoners. Prosecutors have ruled out questioning the former president but they have not fully explained why, and the rumbling scandal has tainted him politically.
Much of Peru's cocaine passes through Bolivia on its way to overseas markets, including via light aircraft flying out of clandestine airstrips in remote, inaccessible valleys where the Andean foothills and Amazon rainforest overlap.
Last week, police arrested Peruvian army lieutenant Wilmer Edgardo Delgado Ruiz for allegedly allowing some of the trafficking. He is accused of charging $1,000 per flight to ensure that his men were not patrolling near the airstrips as the planes made their drug runs.
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Meet the team
The following educators have collaborated in the production of this course:
Prof. Anna Triandafyllidou
Anna Triandafyllidou holds the Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration at Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada as of August 2019 – she was previously based at the European University Institute where she held the Robert Schuman Chair on Cultural Pluralism in the EUI's Global Governance Programme, at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies .
She is Editor in Chief of the Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies since 2013, and Scientific Coordinator of the EU HORIZON 2020 projects GREASE on Religious Diversity and Radicalisation; and BRaVE on Building Resilience against Violent Extremism and Polarization.
For more information about Prof. Triandafyllidou, visit her page or her website
Dr Jeremie Molho
Jeremie Molho is Research Fellow at the Global Governance Programme of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute, and at the Asia Research Institute at the National University of Singapore.
Over the past decade, Jeremie has conducted research on culture in cities. This includes a study on cultural policies in Genoa and Marseille, a research on art markets in Istanbul, Singapore, and Hong Kong; and recently, he has been investigating the governance of cultural diversity in Singapore and Doha.
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Tomorrow is November 1st, also know as NaNo, short for National Novel Writing Month. The goal is to write 50,000 words in 30 days. Even though I haven't done it before, I barely wrote 600 words in a day, but I'm going to attempt it. I have a work in progress that is just over 27 hundred words in. And I'm going to try to finish the rest of the first draft before the month is through. I excited to try this, but I'm also scared. But then all I have to do is write, and that's what I'm going to do. Wish me luck.
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Karmapa is teaching and giving empowerments (blessings related to specific deities) this week. Thus come the crowds. KIBI is hosting somewhere near three hundred people right now. The energy is giddy and exhausting. Each day has three sessions: morning teachings with Khenpo Tsering, the main teacher at KIBI, afternoon blessings, teachings, or ceremonies with Karmapa, and evening teachings with Professor Sempa Dorje, the president of the Institute. It's a heady thing to have so much access to Dharma all at once.
In response to the addition of several hundred people to our midst, the community developing in the last couple months has pulled together. A loose group of friends has become a tight-knit band of gypsies. Irish James and Russian Katya pose beneath the archway erected for the celebration of the one-year anniversary of The Karmapa International Buddhist Society, the consolidated operating body of both the Institute and all of Karmapa's cultural, educational, and philanthropic projects. Ten or so of us have naturally glommed together to have tea parties on the upstairs balcony, trundle into town for cake, and plan daydreamy reunions in sundry Europeans locations.
I got an e-mail from the center in France. Apparently I'll be helping to cook and clean for the Lama House, the place where visiting teachers stay. I'm thrilled to get to spend time in a kitchen again, and I feel incredibly lucky to be working near to the teachers. It's hard to believe that in two weeks I'll be in France. I haven't been back to France since I lived there when I was a teenager. I am both excited for new memories to be made and curious what specters of the past may raise their heads. Some of my gypsy friends will also be spending time nearby and there are new connections to be made. The loneliness of the Paris of my youth lingers in my mind, but I intend to discover a new France in the Dordogne. Until then, adventures remain to be lived in the East.


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IRVINE, CALIFORNIA, August 16, 2017 - Inc. magazine today ranked Cylance number 301 on its 36th annual Inc. 5000, the most prestigious ranking of the nation's fastest-growing private companies. The list represents a unique look at the most successful companies within the American economy's most dynamic segment — its independent small and midsized businesses. Companies such as LinkedIn, Yelp, Zillow and many other well-known names gained their first national exposure as honorees of the Inc. 5000.
"We're honored to be in the top 500 of the 2017 Inc. 5000 on the basis of our global growth, a testament to the enormous size of the problem we set out to solve," said Stuart McClure, chairman and CEO at Cylance. "This honor wouldn't be possible without our highly committed and rapidly growing Cylance team, our channel and OEM partners, and the genuine innovation that differentiates our products."
The 2017 Inc. 5000, unveiled online at Inc.com and with the top 500 companies featured in the September issue of Inc. (available on newsstands August 16), is the most competitive crop in the list's history. The average company on the list achieved a mind-boggling three-year average growth of 481%. The Inc. 5000's aggregate revenue is $206 billion, and the companies on the list collectively generated 619,500 jobs over the past three years. Complete results of the Inc. 5000, including company profiles and an interactive database that can be sorted by industry, region, and other criteria, can be found at www.inc.com/inc5000.
"The Inc. 5000 is the most persuasive evidence I know that the American Dream is still alive," says Inc. President and Editor-In-Chief Eric Schurenberg. "The founders and CEOs of the Inc. 5000 tell us they think determination, risk taking, and vision were the keys to their success, and I believe them."
While the Inc. 5000 list reflects Cylance's growth through the end of 2016, the company has achieved a number of milestones in the past year. These include:
More about Inc. and the Inc. 5000
The 2017 Inc. 5000 is ranked according to percentage revenue growth when comparing 2013 to 2016. To qualify, companies must have been founded and generating revenue by March 31, 2013. They had to be U.S.-based, privately held, for profit, and independent—not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies—as of December 31, 2016. (Since then, a number of companies on the list have gone public or been acquired.) The minimum revenue required for 2013 is $100,000; the minimum for 2016 is $2 million. As always, Inc. reserves the right to decline applicants for subjective reasons. Companies on the Inc. 500 are featured in Inc.'s September issue. They represent the top tier of the Inc. 5000, which can be found at http://www.inc.com/inc5000.
About Inc. Media:
Founded in 1979 and acquired in 2005 by Mansueto Ventures, Inc. is the only major brand dedicated exclusively to owners and managers of growing private companies, with the aim to deliver real solutions for today's innovative company builders. Winner of the National Magazine Award for General Excellence in both 2014 and 2012. Total monthly audience reach for the brand has grown significantly from 2,000,000 in 2010 to over 18,000,000 today. For more information, visit www.inc.com.
The Inc. 5000 is a list of the fastest-growing private companies in the nation. Started in 1982, this prestigious list of the nation's most successful private companies has become the hallmark of entrepreneurial success. The Inc. 5000 Conference & Awards Ceremony is an annual event that celebrates their remarkable achievements. The event also offers informative workshops, celebrated keynote speakers, and evening functions.
For more information on Inc. and the Inc. 5000 Conference, visit http://conference.inc.com/.
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Cylance is the first company to apply artificial intelligence, algorithmic science and machine learning to cybersecurity to prevent the most advanced security threats in the world. Using a breakthrough predictive analysis process, CylancePROTECT quickly and accurately identifies what is benign and what is a threat, and prevents malicious code from ever executing on a targeted system. By coupling advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence with a unique understanding of an attacker's mentality, Cylance provides technology and services that are truly predictive and preventive against the most advanced threats. For more information visit: www.cylance.com


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NEW DELHI, July 1: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has issued two separate notices to a firm linked to Congress President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra and another person in connection with its probe into alleged money laundering in a land deal in Rajasthan's Bikaner district, an official said on Friday. The notices were served on Thursday seeking documents about the land deal.
"We had issued two separate notices on Thursday. The first notice was sent to Robert Vadra-linked firm Sky Light Hospitality while the second notice was served to a private person Mahesh gar who had sold the land," an ED official told IANS.
The case pertains to acquisition of around 1,400 acres of land, sold to seven companies between 2009 and 2011. One of these was Sky Light Hospitality which purchased 275 bighas of land in two deals in Bikaner's Kolayat tehsil. For both the land deals, Mahesh gar of Faridabad was authorised for registration of the land at Surdha Chauhan in Bikaner. The official said that Sky Light Hospitality has been issued notice for the second time as it failed to submit documents in response to the first notice served on June 21.
"Sky light Hospitality has been given 15 days time to furnish fincial statements and other documents related to the firm to the agency," the official said.
The officer said that a lawyer appeared before the ED last week in response to the first notice sent in the case to Sky light Hospitality, but it was dismissed as "uuthorised" because he did not submit any relevant papers or letter from the company about him being their representative. The ED notice came after the central probe agency on May 5 carried out raids at eight locations in Bikaner and its nearby areas in Kolayat region.
ED registered a crimil case of money laundering in this case last year on the basis of FIRs filed by the state police after the local tehsildar had made a complaint. The ED has not mentioned the me of Vadra or any company linked to him in the FIR but it med some state government officials and some of the "land mafia". While filing the case, it had also taken cognisance of reports that had referred to the firm linked to Vadra which purchased land in Bikaner.
Vadra has denied any wrongdoing even as the Congress has termed the ED action "sheer political vendetta". The ED suspects that huge amounts of money had been laundered in this case by people buying land at cheap rates through forged documents. The agency is expected to issue summons to a number of other people and entities involved in the case in the near future, sources said. (IANS)


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Chelsea have been dealt a considerable blow in their reported pursuit of Napoli attacker Lorenzo Insigne.
According to The Sun, the Premier League champions were plotting a move to sign Insigne this summer if Eden Hazard sealed a move to La Liga heavyweights Real Madrid. However, it looks as though our pursuit of the Italy international has hit a bump in the road.
The Sun note that Chelsea were preparing to offer £45million to Napoli in exchange for Insigne, however, that figure does not appear to be enough to convince the Serie A giants to sell one of their prize assets
The Sun quote Insigne's agent Della Monica, who reveals that £45million would not be sufficient to secure his client's services, and Insigne is totally content with life in Naples:
"I would start by saying the offer reported in The Sun would be low. He has always been in the sights of many clubs. The priority for Lorenzo, though, is to be wearing the Napoli shirt and be rewarded in an important way by his team."
Either Roman Abramovich will have to get his chequebook out and write a bigger number, or Antonio Conte will have to identify a plan B.


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Many iOS users face different kinds of issues associated with iTunes from time to time. One of those issues is the disappearance of the entire iTunes library. iTunes library includes all your media of iDevice, so you will definitely want to recover it. Fortunately, there are several ways to fix the problem when iTunes lost library.
Guess you want to know: All about iTunes Previous Libraries>>
What to Do When iTunes Lost My Library
Method 1: Get Back Lost iTunes Library
You can solve the iTunes lost library problem by replacing it with an old one. The process of solving this issue requires you to perform simple steps like copy, paste, rename, etc.
Follow these instructions:
Step 1: First make sure your iTunes software is not opened. If it is, then close it.
Step 2: Now locate your iTunes library file on your computer and copy it to a folder of your choice. This file is by default located in:
- Windows: /User/username/Music/iTunes/
- Mac OS X: /Users/username/Music/iTunes/
Step 3: Now navigate to the Previous iTunes Libraries folder on your computer, find the library file and rename it to remove date from its name and then copy it to the folder where you copied the latest one and replace it. Once you are ensured that the replace is successful, copy it to the original location (listed in the second step). Your missing iTunes library will be back after these steps.
Method 2: Rebuild iTunes Library Via iPhone Transfer Tool
You can also rebuild your iTunes library by using third-party software called iMyFone TunesMate . It is a powerful iPhone file transfer tool that also offers great iTunes library management features. Using iMyFone TunesMate to recover/rebuild your iTunes library is a recommended choice because it is relatively easier than other methods.
Besides, the software wins many positive reviews from online media, such as Getintopc, Geekreply, etc.
Key Features:
- Transfer media files between your iDevice and computer with high speeds.
- Rebuild/restore your corrupted/damaged iTunes library by using simple steps.
- Share your entire iTunes library with your friends and family members, even if they are using different Apple IDs.
- Extract media files from your iDevice directly to MP3 player, external hard drive, USB stick, etc.
Steps to rebuild iTunes library via iMyFone TunesMate:
Step 1: First, install iMyFone TunesMate on your Windows PC or Mac if you haven't done it already.
Step 2: Connect your iDevice to your computer with USB cable.
Step 3: Launch iMyFone TunesMate and use Transfer iDevice Media to iTunes option.
Step 4: Click on Start button to confirm your action and then select all media types when you are asked to make a selection. All your iDevice media will be transferred to your iTunes library and in this way your iTunes library will be rebuilt.
The Main Reasons that May Cause iTunes Lost Library
There may be several reasons causing your iTunes lost library. Following are some of those reasons:
- iTunes upgrade/downgrade; sometimes when updating the iTunes software, the database may get corrupted that will cause the iTunes lost library. The same issue can also occur when downgrading to previous iTunes version.
- Some users have also stated that this issue occurred after enabling iCloud Music library option in iTunes.
- iOS upgrade; you may also face the lost iTunes library issue after updating the software of your iDevice.
Tip: How to Recover Lost Playlist
If your playlist has disappeared from your iTunes library, then don't worry because there is an easy way to recover it. Just make sure you don't add any new content to the library otherwise the chances of recovering the playlist will diminish.
Follow these instructions:
Step 1: First, make sure that the iTunes is closed, if not then quit out of it.
Step 2: Now navigate to the iTunes folder on your computer (i.e. Music/iTunes) and find a file called "iTunes Music Library.xml". Cut and paste this file to the folder of your choice in your computer.
Step 3: Find and delete the file called "iTunes Library.itl".
Step 4: Launch iTunes and click on Import Playlists option located under Library option on the top of the interface. Now browse and select the "iTunes Music Library.xml" that you moved in the second step. Your lost playlist will be recovered after these steps.


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Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 9, 1646. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1767-1830.
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In this section
- DIE Mercurii, 9 Junii.
- Letter from Sir T. Fairfax, that he had wrote a full Answer to the Speaker of the H. C. not having Time to send a Duplicate to this House.
- Letter from the Commissioners with the King, that He refused to go back to Holdenby; and was on His Way to Newmarket; with Sir T. Fairfax's Consent.
- Narrative of the Manner of the King's being taken from Holdenby by a Party of the Army under Cornet Joyce.
DIE Mercurii, 9 Junii.
Comes Manchester, Speaker.
Comes Northumberland.
Comes Rutland.
Comes Pembrooke.
Comes Lincolne.
Comes Denbigh.
Comes Mulgrave.
Comes Stanford.
Comes Suff.
L. Berkley.
L. Wharton.
L. North.
L. Hunsdon.
L. Grey.
L. Willoughby.
Preachers at the Humiliation thanked.
Mr. Herle, Mr. Palmer, Mr. Arrowsmith, and Mr. Vines, (after their Sermons) withdrew; and, being called in again, were told, "That this House did acknowledge the great Respects done unto it, for their Performance of this Day's Duty; and did give them very hearty Thanks for the same."
Answer from the H. C.
Doctor Heath and Mr. Page returned Answer from the House of Commons:
That they will send Answer, by Messengers of their own, concerning the Declaration for suppressing of Tumults.
Letters from Sir T. Fairfax and the Commissioners with the King.
A Letter from Sir Thomas Fairefax, was read.
(Here enter it.)
A Letter from the Commissioners with the King was read, and a Relation touching the King's Removal from Holdenby. (Here enter them.)
Letter from Sir T. Fairfax, that he had wrote a full Answer to the Speaker of the H. C. not having Time to send a Duplicate to this House.
"For the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Manchester, Speaker of the House of Peers pro Tempore.
"My Lord,
I received your Letter, subscribed by the Speakers of both Houses; and last Night late sent an Answer to Mr. Speaker of the House of Commons, desiring him to communicate the same to the House of Peers, in regard the Letter was long, and the Time would not then give Leave for the Writing another. I desire your Lordship's Excuse for it; and that it may not be attributed to any Neglect in
Cambridge, June 7, 1647.
"Your Lordship's humble Servant,
"T. Fairefax."
Letter from the Commissioners with the King, that He refused to go back to Holdenby; and was on His Way to Newmarket; with Sir T. Fairfax's Consent.
"For the Right Honourable the Earl of Manchester, Speaker of the House of Peers pro Tempore. These.
"My Lord,
"Upon Saturday, as we were upon the Way between Huntingdon and Cambridge, in our Journey as we supposed towards New Markett, we were met by Colonel Whalley, who acquainted us with the First Orders he had received from the General, to attend the King, with his Regiment, at Holdenby, in the room of Colonel Greaves; and also with such other Orders as he received from his Excellency after it was known unto him that His Majesty was upon His March towards Newmarkett, whereby he was directed, at his Meeting of the King upon the Way, to intreat His Majesty to take up His Quarters at the next convenient House, which he had assigned to be at Childersly, the late Dwelling-house of Sir John Cutts; wherewith His Majesty was contented. At the same Time we also received Two Letters from the General, wherein he acquainted us that the changing of the Guards at Holdenby, and the Removal of the King, had been without his Privity; and that he had sent Colonel Whalley, with his Regiment, to attend His Majesty back to Holdenby: But those Orders which Colonel Whalley last received, for waiting upon the King to such convenient Quarters as should be next to the Place where he met Him in the Way, were given, as it seems, after the Date of those Letters he directed to us, and upon his Knowledge of the King's being advanced as far as Huntington: Upon Saturday in the Afternoon, the King came accordingly to this Place; and we returned Answer to his Excellency's Two Letters, wherein we acquainted him with our Condition; and that we had sent to the Parliament for Directions, which we speedily expected. Upon Saturday, late in the Night, Sir Hardres Waller and Colonel Lambert came unto us from the General, and desired our Advice what was fittest to be done upon this Accident, which had befallen by the Disorder of the Soldiers, without his Excellency's Knowledge; and withal propounded unto us the King's Return to Holdenby, wherein His Majesty had declared His utter Averseness to Colonel Whally; insisting, that He would not be posted from Place to Place; but, since they had removed Him against His Will from Holdenby, He would now go to Newmarkett. To this we durst not, in the Condition we were, presume to give any Advice at all, before we received new Directions from you; and that was all the Answer we returned. Upon Monday, the General himself, the Lieutenant General, and other Chief Officers of the Army, came hither; and were much pressed by the King, that, for His Conveniency, He might remove to His own House at Newmarkett; professing that He would not return to Holdenby. Herein, though much desired, we could not take upon us to advise or act any Thing; conceiving that no new Guards could be put into the Capacity of the former, who by Ordinance of Parliament were immediately to receive and observe our Orders, and could not be countermanded by any other Authority than of both Houses. His Excellency, after much Discourse, returned back to his Quarters at Cambridge, having promised the King that He should have their Resolution before Morning; and accordingly Colonel Whalley hath now received Orders to attend the King to Newmarkett, whither we also wait upon Him; expecting Hourly to receive your Directions, which are hereby earnestly entreated, and will be extremely welcome unto
Childersley, the 8th of June, 1647.
"Your Lordship's humble Servant,
"Edw. Mountagu.
"In regard I was straitened in Time when my last Letter was written, I have here inclosed sent you a perfect Relation of what passed upon the 4th of this Instant June, when the King spake publicly with the Soldiers at Holdenby.
Narrative of the Manner of the King's being taken from Holdenby by a Party of the Army under Cornet Joyce.
"The Party being drawn up in the First Court before the House, His Majesty came down, and, standing upon the Top of the Steps, directed his Speech to Cornet Joyce, who, representing the Commander of the Party, stood before the Horse at the Foot of the Stairs. The King said, "That Cornet Joyce having, though at an unseasonable Hour in the Night, acquainted Him that he was come to convey His Majesty to the Army, His Majesty, according to His Promise, was there to give His Answer, in Presence of them all; but first He desired to know by whom He was authorized to propound this to His Majesty." Mr Joyce answered, "That he was sent by Authority from the Army." The King replied, "That He knew no lawful Authority in England but His own, and next under Him the Parliament;" but withal asked, "Whether he had any Authority from Sir Thomas Fairefax, and whether in Writing?" It being replied, "That Sir Thomas Fairefax was a Member of the Army;" the King insisted, "That He was not answered; Sir Thomas Fairefax, being their General, was not properly a Member, but Head of the Army." Joyce said, "That at least he was included in the Army; and that the Soldiers present were his Commission, being a Commanded Party out of every Regiment." The King replied, "That they might be good Witnesses, but He had not seen such a Commission before; and if they were his Commission, it was an Authority very well written, all handsome young Men." The King proceeded to say, "That He came to Holdenby, not by Constraint (though not so willingly as He might have done), to the Intent He might send Messages to His Two Houses of Parliament, and receive Answers from them; that accordingly He had sent several Messages to them, and thought Himself in a Sort obliged to stay for their Answers, which were not come; yet, if they gave Him such Reasons as might convince His Judgement, He would go with them; nay, the Commissioners should not stop Him: He desired therefore to know the Reasons they could give for this Journey." Joyce replied, "That a Plot for this Four Years last contrived, by some Members of both Houses, to overthrow the Laws of the Kingdom; that a Design to convey His Person to an Army newly to be raised for that Purpose; were the Causes of their undertaking this Employment, and hoped would prevail with His Majesty to go willingly with them, thereby to defeat the Purposes of those that would otherwise, by the Countenance of His Person, perturb the Peace of the Kingdom; and that His being with the Army was the readiest Expedient He could think upon, to procure Him a speedy and satisfactory Answer to His former Messages." The King returned, "That He knew no Syllable of any such Design or intended Army; and that to seek an Answer with so many gallant Men at his Back were to extort it, which were very unhandsome; besides that their Proposal looked like an Opposition to the Parliament, which He desired not, or would ever infringe their just Privileges of the Laws of the Land: That these Reasons induced Him, not to go willingly; and therefore desired to know what they intended if He would not go with them." It was answered, "That they hoped His Majesty would not put them to use those Means which otherwise they should be necessitated to if He refused: For the Commissioners, or any else that refused, they knew well what Course to take with them." The King protested, "That, unless they gave Him Satisfaction to the reasonable and just Demands He should make, He would not go with them, unless they carried Him by absolute Force; and He thought they would well think upon it, before they would lay violent Hands upon their King: That the Commissioners had never put any Constraint upon Him; they were more civil." Then He propounded, "That He might be used with Honour and Respect; that they would not force Him in any Thing contrary to His Conscience or His Honour, though He hoped He had long ago so fixed His Resolutions, that no Force could cause Him to do a base Thing; though they were Masters of His Body, yet His Mind was above their Reach." But to those Propositions they consented with a general Acclamation; Mr. Joyce adding, "That their Principles were, not to force any Man's Conscience, much less the King." Then His Majesty desired, "That those which attended Him, and some other of His Servants against whom they had no just Exceptions, might be permitted to wait upon Him." This being agreed, the King asked "Whither they would have Him go?" Oxford was first nominated, then Cambridge. The King named Newmarkett; which accepted, He desired Care might be taken to carry His Stuff; wherein, Mr. Joyce said, something was done already. Other Expressions of their Respect to the King, of the Army's Desire to see Him with them, and of their Fidelity towards Him, were intermixed in the Discourse, together with Complaints of the Proceeding of the Parliament towards them; "which, the King said, He would not adjudge unless He heard both Sides." The King having ended; at the Desire of the Commissioners, He gave them Leave to speak to the Troops; who, having repeated the Sum of their Instructions from both Houses, whereby they were appointed to attend His Majesty at Holdenby till further Orders, did publicly protest against His Removal, and against this Act of the Soldiers, as unlawful in itself, and dangerous to them; requiring so many of them as would stand by the Commissioners in Opposition thereof to declare themselves accordingly: But it being with a general Voice answered, "That not a Man of them would do so;" the Commissioners added, "That, as honest Men, they held themselves obliged to discharge the Trust reposed in them to the utmost of their Power; and agreeable thereunto, if they had Force for the Service, they would withstand them to the Loss of their Lives; but, since they were not in a Capacity at present, they must acquiesce. As the King turned back to go into the House, Major Tomlins declared to His Majesty, in the Presence of the Commissioners, That, according to the Orders they gave him, he had endeavoured what he could to induce the Troops assigned for the ordinary Guards, which he commanded in the Absence of Colonel Greavis, to draw up and make Resistance, but without Effect, they all refusing to obey him therein."
Adjourn, 10a To-morrow Morning.


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Shared decision-making for biologic treatment of autoimmune disease: influence on adherence, persistence, satisfaction, and health care costs
Authors Lofland JH, Johnson PT, Ingham MP, Rosemas SC, White JC, Ellis L
Received 25 January 2017
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Published 18 May 2017 Volume 2017:11 Pages 947—958
DOI https://doi.org/10.2147/PPA.S133222
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Jennifer H Lofland,1 Phaedra T Johnson,2 Mike P Ingham,3 Sarah C Rosemas,2 John C White,2 Lorie Ellis3
1Janssen Global Commercial Strategic Organization – Immunology, Raritan, NJ, 2Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Optum Inc., Eden Prairie, MN, 3Health Economics and Outcomes Research, Janssen Scientific Affairs, LLC, Raritan, NJ, USA
Background: Shared decision-making (SDM), a process whereby physicians and patients collaborate to select interventions, is not well understood for biologic treatment of autoimmune conditions.
Methods: This was a cross-sectional survey of adults initiating treatment for Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis (inflammatory bowel disease, IBD) or psoriatic arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis (RAPA). Survey data were linked to administrative claims for 6 months before (baseline) and after (follow-up) therapy initiation. Measures included the Shared Decision Making Questionnaire, Patient Activation Measure (PAM), Morisky Medication Adherence Scale (MMAS), general health, and treatment satisfaction. Claims-based Quan–Charlson comorbidity scores, persistence, medication possession ratio (MPR), and health care costs were examined. Patients were compared by participation (SDM) and nonparticipation (non-SDM) in SDM.
Results: Among 453 respondents, 357 were eligible, and 306 patients (204 RAPA and 102 IBD) were included in all analyses. Overall (n=357), SDM participants (n=120) were more often females (75.0% vs 62.5%, P=0.018), had lower health status (48.0 vs 55.4, P=0.005), and higher Quan–Charlson scores (1.0 vs 0.7, P=0.035) than non-SDM (n=237) participants. Lower MMAS scores (SDM 0.17 vs non-SDM 0.41; P<0.05) indicated greater likelihood of adherence; SDM participants also reported higher satisfaction with medication and had greater activation (PAM SDM vs non-SDM 66.9 vs 61.6; P<0.001). Mean MPR did not differ, but persistence was longer among SDM participants (111.2 days vs 102.2 days for non-SDM; P=0.029). Costs did not differ by SDM status overall, or among patients with RAPA. The patients with IBD, however, experienced lower (P=0.003) total costs ($9,404 for SDM vs $25,071 for non-SDM) during follow-up.
Conclusion: This study showed greater likelihood of adherence and satisfaction for patients who engaged in SDM and reduced health care costs among patients with IBD who engaged in SDM. This study provides a basis for defining SDM participation and detecting differences by SDM participation for biologic treatment selection for autoimmune conditions.
Keywords: biologic therapy, autoimmune disease, cross-sectional survey, shared decision-making
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This column appeared in the January/February 2010 issue of "Word Weaver."
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This is almost a four hour meeting. Most of the meeting is taken up by public hearings, which I superficially watched skipping over portions of the meeting. I do not even attempt to explain or keep up with all zoning matters on public hearing.
It will help you follow what is happening if you have a council agenda. To see my commentary on the agenda and a link to get your own copy of the agenda and staff analysis follow this link.
If you are interested in the meeting but do not want to spend 4 hours watching it, you can watch it in double time. In the bar at the bottom of the video screen, under "settings" see if you are given that option. If not, go to this link and click HTLM5 player and then go back to the video and you should be given the option of watching the video at faster speeds. I can usually watch video of meeting or conversation at double speed and not miss much content.
The meeting is conducted by Lonnell Matthews Jr, who is President Pro Tem of the Council, whose job it is to conduct the council meeting in absence of the Vice Mayor.
All of the mayor's appointees to board and commission are approved without discussion.
Bills on Pubic Hearing:
BILL NO. BL2015-1083 at timestamp 0:30-1:38 is interesting. This is a controversial downzoning which would take a neighborhood of about 117 acres that is now zoned R15 and downzones it RS15, meaning now duplexes are permitted but this rezoning would restrict the neighborhood to single family homes only. To hear the proponents of the rezoning one would think that if not rezoned to single family, they are losing the right to keep their neighborhood single family. They distort the reality. The advocates of the rezoning are the ones changing the legal status quo- they are the ones taking away from someone the right to do something with their property that they are now permitted to do, yet they argue as if they are the defenders of the status quo. Some of them also argue that no one should be permitted to opt-out of the rezoning. This is the type of argument that is taking place all across Nashville. More and more neighborhoods are rezoning to single family only. I understand people wanting to maintain the character of their neighborhood, but if we do not accept more density, then we restrict the tax base from growing, which we need if we are to pay the bills that are going to become due and we encourage urban sprawl by restricting greater density. Also, downzoning is a "taking" of property, because it takes what you are permitted to now and takes that property right away from you. Several of the opponents of the downzoning make that point. Council member Evans moves to pass the bill and then defer it to the first meeting in July to give time to let those who want out of the downzoning an opportunity to "opt-out" of the downzoning. Several Council members comment on this bill. Council member Todd and Duvall speak in favor to the property rights of those who want to opt-out.
BILL NO. BL2015-1098 is deferred to the July public hearing. Currently the Metro code establishes a minimum acreage for different type schools and number of students. For example, a high school must have at least 15 acres and an additional acre for each 100 students. This bill applies some common sense adjustments to that formula and would allow schools to be located on less acreage. Some people, especially in the Green Hills area, oppose this change because they think that by making it difficult for Hillsboro high school to relocate, that the Hillsboro property will remain a school and that that prime property in Green Hills will remain unchanged. They do not want to see more commercial development in Green Hills so they want to make it difficult for Hillsboro High to relocate.
BILL NO. BL2015-1099 passes. It defines what is a sex club, and says they can only locate in areas zoned industrial and not within 1000 feet of a church, home, school, park or daycare center and it imposes other requirements. This looks like this is intended to make it impossible for a sex club to exist. I am surprised that there was no one speaking in favor of this change giving how much opposition there was to the Tennessee Social Club's attempt to locate in Madison, but no one spoke for it or against it.
BILL NO. BL2015-1100 changes the code to make it the applicant's responsibility rather than the city's for posting signs that say a property has a hearing before The Board of Zoning Appeal. Also it removes the requirement that such notices be published in a newspaper. Notices will be published online on an official website. This makes sense to me. Several council members have questions about this. It passes.
RESOLUTION NO. RS2015-1476, passes on the Consent agenda. It puts the Council on record as supporting the Insure Tennessee plan. There are two sides to this issue but apparently not in the Metro Council. The Council has not been lobbied by both sides, they have not set through the hearings. Personally, I ended up, after initially having reservations, supporting Insure Tennessee giving the assurances that we could get out of it if it did end up costing the state money. I like the way it was structured. However, I do not think the Council should weight in on State or Federal matters. There could be no end to memorialize resolutions. We could memorialize Congress on the issue of the day every Council meeting. We could memorize the U.S. Congress on the Iran Arms deal, we could memorized the State on the gas tax. We could have competing memorializing resolutions and spend the Council's time debating State and National issues every meeting. Despite actually favoring Insure Tennessee, if I were in the Council I would vote against this memorializing resolution. I am surprised that every single member of the Council supports Insure Tennessee but every one of them voted saying they do.
RESOLUTION NO. RS2015-1433 is not on the consent agenda and is considered seperately. It proposes to amendment the Metro Charter to extend term limits for the Vice Mayor and members of the Council from two to three terms. This is deferred one meeting.
Bills on Second Reading:
BILL NO. BL2015-1102 allows the Parks Department to permit the sale of beer in any Metro Parks. Now the Parks Department can only allow beer sales at parks in the downtown area. This passes without discussion.
Bills on Third Reading:
BILL NO. BL2015-1067 is the agreement to sale the site of the old convention center. It passes unanimously without discussion.
Here is the Tennessean's report of the meeting. Please note that the Tennessee's now has their on-line content behind a pay wall so if you are not a Tennessean subscriber you can't read it.
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- The US dollar remains under pressure
- US yields are at multi-year highs
- Focus on Senate to avert US government shutdown
- Sterling remains the strongest major currency this week despite disappointing retail sales today
- Ahead of Fitch's review, Spain's 10-year premium over Germany is the smallest since 2010
- MSCI Emerging Market Index posts new highs since 2008 and extends its advance for a sixth week
The US dollar remains on the defensive, and is lower against nearly all the major and emerging market currencies. The fear of the lack of agreement could force a closure of the US government may be providing the latest fodder for what is a trend move. Asian and European stocks have shrugged off the weakness seen on Wall Street yesterday. Emerging market equities are mostly higher as well. US yields are dragging core yields higher, while European peripheral yields are lower. Oil prices are lower and WTI is off 1% this week , which if sustained, would be the largest loss since early December. Among emerging market currencies, Asia is outperforming.
The US dollar is broadly lower as the momentum feeds on itself. Asia is leading the way. The Japanese yen, Taiwanese dollar, Malaysian Ringgit, and South Korean won are all around 0.45% higher. Asian shares also managed to shrug off the weakness seen in the US yesterday. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index advanced 0.7%. It is the sixth consecutive weekly gain. The dollar's drop comes as US yields reach levels now seen in year. The 10-year yield is at its highest level seen 2014, while yields from bills to three-year paper are at their highest level since 2008.
The risk of a US government shutdown beginning tomorrow may be providing the latest fuel for the dollar's sell-off. The Dollar Index is set to post its fifth consecutive weekly loss, the longest drop since April-May 2015. The House of Representatives voted to extend the spending authorization for a month (Feb 16), but the Senate is balking. The Democrats in the Senate, whose votes are needed, unlike tax cuts, Many Democrats in the Senate want a deal on the adults that were brought by their families illegally as children.
The dollar bears have not only pushed aside the rise in US interest rates but also economic data that suggests the US economy accelerated in Q4 17 (initial estimate will be reported next week). In addition, even disappointment, like the UK's retail sales report today, has failed to stem the greenback's slide. December retail sales fell a sharp 1.5%, the latest drop since mid-2016, and 1.6% excluding gasoline. The median expectation was for a 1.0% decline after a strong 1.1% and 1.2% rise respectively. Those November gains were revised lower by 0.1%. Household goods purchases fell 5.3%, while clothing was off 1%. The average monthly change in Q4 was zero, after 0.2% in Q3 and 0.4% in Q2.
Sterling softened on the news, but only after it made a new high since the UK referendum (~$1.3945) and it remained above $1.39. It has not had a losing session against the dollar since January 1. This is the third week it is rising on a trade-weighted basis as well.
The euro is knocking on $1.24 after having fallen to $1.2165 yesterday. The high from the middle of the week was nearly $1.2325. European assets markets are firm. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 is up 0.45%, showing resilience in the face of yesterday's losses in North American. It is up in each of the three weeks of the new year. European bonds are mixed, but the peripheral yields are two-three basis points lower. Italy is lagging a bit, as the March election deters some investors.
Meanwhile, the hunt for yield, and the prospects that Fitch upgrades Spain today (currently BBB+) has encouraged the narrowing of the Spanish premium over Germany. The 10-year premium is moving below 90 bp for the first time since 2010. The outperformance of Spain is taking place despite the still unresolved Catalan-Madrid tensions.
The dollar rose to a five-day high against the yen yesterday near JPY111.50 but has been sold today to JPY110.50. The low seen earlier this week (~JPY110.25) represented a four-month low, and a 61.8% retracement of the greenback's rally from early September through early November (~JPY110.25). The yen is the weakest of the majors this week, rising about 0.35%.
Sterling is the strongest of the majors this week, rallying 1.3%, but the Australian dollar is a close second with a 1.25% gain. The Aussie finished the North American session yesterday just above $0.8000 and is extending those gains today. The Canadian dollar, in contrast, is up about a third of one percent, despite the Bank of Canada's rate hike. Typically, we find that in a move against the US dollar, the Canadian dollar often underperforms on the crosses.
The MSCI Emerging Market Index is advancing another 0.4% after a similar rise in both last two sessions. It is rising for the sixth consecutive session and the sixth consecutive week. Firm world growth and subdued inflation appears to be helping to sustain the appetite for risk
The North American session features the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment survey. Given the rising market-based measures of inflation expectations are rising, it is of some interest if the survey detects the same development. The two-year breakeven is a little more than 1.8%, while the 10-year breakeven is near 2.10%. The Fed's speech calendar includes Bostic on the economy in US morning, while Quarles speaks on bank regulation early afternoon. Separately, San Francisco President Williams is a candidate for Vice Chair, joining Lindsey and El-Erian among the candidates cited in the press. Canada reports manufacturing sales, and international security transactions.


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A Land Rover Discovery Sport towed a 100-tonne train - 60 times its own weight - two weeks ago to show off its mettle. The feat was performed over 10km on a 26m-high bridge in Switzerland.
The 180bhp/430Nm turbodiesel Landie has a certified maximum towing weight of 2.5 tonnes and the only modification made to it was the fitment of rail wheels and a low-range gearbox. Land Rover's All Terrain Progress Control (which acts like a low-speed cruise control) was also engaged.Perhaps SMRT should consider getting a fleet of Discoverys.
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….There won't be any (cooperation). Not least because Serious Case Reviews have been abolished with the enactment of the Children and Social Work Act 2017 on 27 April, which will (from a date yet to be fixed) abolish Local Safeguarding Childrens' Boards and thus, Serious Case Reviews. The President's Guidance : Judicial Cooperation with Serious Case Reviews is dated 2 May 2017. It IS current, but it won't be for long (assuming always that the Act is actually brought into force – though there is no particular reason to think it won't be once the General Election is over).
OK, it's a cheap point. LSCBs (Local Safeguarding Children Boards) and SCRs will be replaced with the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel and with Local child safeguarding practice reviews and Child Death Review Panels. I've yet to get my head around the detail of what the difference is (apart from the name), but the gist seems to be that the CSPRP is a National Panel which will look at "serious child safeguarding cases in England which raise issues that are complex or of national importance", and the LCSPRs seem pretty much equivalent to LSCBs insofar as they are a multi agency group tasked with working together to review "serious child safeguarding cases which raise issues of importance in relation to the area", with the CDRPs looking specifically at cases of child death (SCRs were tasked collectively with cases of serious harm or death).
Nonetheless, it seems fair to assume that the guidance, which will shortly relate to a defunct process, will apply equally to the new set up. I make that assumption because the points within the guidance are all points of basic, established principle and contain no surprises : in a nutshell : judicial independence innit. You can have all the judgments, all the documents the judge had and all the transcripts for your SCR – but judges will not be answering questions, undertaking interviews and senior judges will most certainly NOT be carrying out IMRs (Independent Management Reviews) on the work of their junior colleagues. That's what appeals are for.
This is pretty much what I said was the position when a group of us were discussing criticism of Hogg J for refusing to engage in the SCR arising from the death of Ellie Butler (See here). This document comes as no surprise, and is likely to have been prompted by the author of that SCR writing to The President specifically to raise this issue with him (as it was said at the time she had done).
One thing I do think odd though, is the implication that it would be effectively unthinkable for one judge to comment on the decisions of another :
- It is a fundamental principle that judges do not comment on the decisions of other judges outside the appellate process. This is why it would be inappropriate for an IMR of a judicial decision to be conducted; it would, effectively, be one judge (or group of judges) commenting upon the decisions of another judge outside the proper appellate process…This principle evolved in order to protect the rule of law – it reinforces the idea that the only way to challenge a judicial decision is to do so in court, not to seek to undermine it outside the court process.
- This position on SCRs has been followed by Sir Mark's successors, Sir Nicholas Wall P and, in turn, by me.
This seems entirely sensible until one remembers that there has been at least one occasion where precisely this has happened : the Report to the President of the Family Division on the publication 'Twenty-nine child homicides' was prepared by Sir Nicholas Wall, then a High Court Judge, and he said this :
…Having discussed the matter with officials from the Department of Constitutional Affairs (DCA), Dame Elizabeth [Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, then the President of the Family Division] and I agreed, that in view both of the importance of the subject and the Select Committee's proper concern about it, I should examine all the available court files in all the cases identified by WAFE in which there had been court involvement. I would then report – either to her or, as was more likely, to her successor…[he conducted a file review of various cases]
…a number of queries inevitably arose, and I wrote to the judges involved in the five cases, asking questions and inviting their comments…I have received complete co-operation from all the judges involved, who have been, without exception, both frank and helpful…My assessment of their conduct appears at the conclusion of the Part of the report dealing with the individual cases…I sent a copy of the draft to each of the judges involved for comment prior to finalisation. I have received responses from all five. None made any criticisms of the report or of my comments on the individual cases, and in general each was supportive of my recommendations to you.


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