 description of politics as the study of “who gets what, when, and how.” The study of social policies offers perhaps the clearest example of that definition in practice. Social policy touches nearly every aspect of life, from the health insurance that covers hospital stays at birth to funding for social security in later life. Along the way, it gets at questions we often talk about when we talk about national identity and “the American way.” These are inherently controversial questions that people aim to resolve ‘in part’ through data.
However, it is not only the questions of who gets what, when,...
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John Pym
by or after Edward Bower
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Given by Paul Gore, 2003
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Warner Brothers got Deadline.com and Box Office Mojo to play up the “Huge opening, worldwide.” It opened day and date over much of the planet and earned $253 million. Yes, the global market is more important than the domestic one in our One Big Cineplex World. But that’s a way of avoiding direct comparisons and soft-peddling bad news.
Because the the second talking point is that it made less than was being predicted, even as late as Friday PM, Sat. AM. The take shrank and shrank. Projected to clear $70, it earned only $62 million domestically.
That’s quite a bit less than the first film in the “adult” Wizarding World series earned two years ago, when it opened 20% higher ($74 million).
“Instant Family” won the race for fourth place ($14.7), edging the adult heist picture “Widows” ($12.3).
“The Grinch” had a big second weekend, tallying $38 million and change (It’s over $126 on just its second week).
“The Girl in the Spider’s Web” opened weakly, and plummeted on its second weekend. Out of the Top Ten by Thursday.
Limited release “Boy Erased” almost cracked the top ten, “Green Book” had great per-screen numbers (opening wider Thanksgiving), “The Front Runner” and “A Private War” aren’t setting the per-screen averages on fire in just a few theaters(“Private War” is on a lot more screens, and won’t reach an audience without Awards Season help).No questions were directed at the top table of the FAI AGM for the third year running
Published 30/07/2016 | 19:32
Security was tight around the Hotel Minella in Clonmel on Saturday for the FAI’s annual general meeting, with suited personnel guarding doors and listening to instructions in their earpieces.
The operation at the family-run hotel resembled that normally reserved for the visit of a foreign dignitary rather than a gathering of 125 volunteer delegates across the Irish football family.
Recent history has shown the rancour associated with the cut and thrust of sporting meetings doesn’t apply to FAI AGMS. Not alone has debate long left proceedings but questions are also non-existent. For the third year in a row, none were posed towards the top table.
Over a two-hour period, various speakers came to the microphone to deliver their tidings. Some didn’t need to. Although they were sitting nearby, the four Chairmen of the standing committees had their summaries conveyed to the audience on a screen through pre-recorded segments.
Each spoke about the body of work undertaken in their particular field, be it finance, legal, underage or League of Ireland.
The FAI’s debt status was touched on by a number of the contributors, all eager to talk up the positives within the recent refinancing deal. Quite how the FAI got themselves into a position whereby the costs of servicing that debt equate to €100,000 per week didn’t feature.
For all the importance of UEFA’s centralised television deal and qualification prize money, the financial viability of the FAI, like any football body, is dependent on getting bums on seats at home internationals.
Bumper attendances for the Euro qualifiers during against Poland, Scotland, Germany and Bosnia-Herzegovina drove revenues for the 12 months, a reminder that a successful senior team is essential for cashflow.
Martin O’Neill had left Tipperary before the AGM kicked off on Saturday, having spent a couple of days in the county, but his role in making the accounts solid cannot be underestimated.
By staying competitive in the upcoming World Cup qualification campaign, the fans will keep coming. It’s for that reason monologue within a closely-guarded conference room during a Saturday afternoon in July is far less significant to events on the pitch.
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Ignore the sin theta/theta = 1 and theta/sin theta = 1, those are just reminders for me.Certificate, First Aid during Covid -19, and a comprehensive returning to venue documents.
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Metro quotes the agent of Juventus star Paul Pogba, Mino Raiola, as stating he has held talks with a wealth of European sides, including Liverpool.
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Captured Al Qaeda leaders have given up as his hideout..
CIA Director Leon Panetta has told Congress he asks "every day" where Bin Laden is hiding.
Reports of his location were rare after he escaped a U.S. onslaught in Afghanistan in 2001.
Saturday, Bin Laden’s 29th tape since 9/11 was broadcast on Al Jazeera. He branded Israel’s ongoing Gaza offensive a "holocaust," accused moderate Arab leaders of plotting with the West against Muslims, and urged his followers to