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A cool, refreshing new climate for Coke.
High ceilings and numerous high-speed fans could not get enough airflow to the ground to keep workers comfortable and productive.
They initially installed two MacroAir 24′ AirSpan fans to generate more airflow and then bought an additional 10.
The additional airflow provided a welcome relief from the previously stagnant conditions and increased employee comfort.
With thousands of beverages being prepped for transport every hour, the 130,000 square foot Coca-Cola Distribution Center in Orlando is a flurry of activity. It also happens to be located in one of the most humid climates in the country. So despite having numerous turbo fans in constant operation, the structure's 32-foot ceiling makes airflow down to the floor a non-event. Meetings with employees only further reinforced that something had to be done to keep the workers comfortable and productive.
Operations and Maintenance Manager Jim Lockhart had seen a MacroAir fan during a visit to Coca-Cola's Jacksonville facility, and decided to look into the technology.
"Here at Coca-Cola, employee morale is a top priority, and the massive column of air the MacroAir fan circulated with just a ¾ horsepower motor made it an attractive solution."
Lockhart had two AirSpan fans installed, and the cooling effect has made a noticeable improvement to employee comfort. Since then, he's purchased an additional 10 fans from MacroAir. The fans operate throughout the week, and the employees say the fans provide welcome relief from the previously stagnant conditions experienced before the installation.
Comfort aside, Lockhart says the best part of the fans is the "wow" factor. "People are blown away when they see them in action."
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Kim and Kayne call it quits.
Just when we all thought our world couldn't get any crazier, America's favorite power couple, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, are said to have little to no contact with each other and in the works of a divorce. As if the final season of Keeping Up With the Kardashians airing wasn't heart wrenching enough for pop culture fans worldwide, rumors surrounding Kim and Kanye's split started circulating early last month. On Jan. 5, it was revealed that Kim and Kanye were coming to the realization that their relationship has finally run its course, despite their best efforts. The Keeping Up With the Kardashians reality star has yet to file for divorce from estranged husband Kanye West, but, according to a source close to Kim, that doesn't even touch the tip of the iceberg. The insider exclusively tells E! News Kim and Kanye have "are completely done and no longer speaking."
A week after news broke of their impending split, a source told E! News that Kim is committing most of her time now to her four kids, North West, 7, Saint West, 5, Chicago West, 3, and Psalm West, 21 months, as well as her work life. After almost 7 years of marriage, the split didn't come as a surprise to most people. Within the past year, Kanye has made some very bizarre and questionable decisions like oddly running for presidential office. Although, his misleading and peculiar actions are due to his Bipolar Disorder which causes him to lash out and make unsane decisions often. There were even rumors that Kanye is pursuing a romantic relationship with beauty guru, Jeffree Star, but those absurd rumors got shut down rather quickly. Personally, I think that this split is for the better. While I do think they make an amazing power couple, I believe that they are both at two different stages in life right now and need some time apart. Kim has grown a lot in these past few years and will officially be a lawyer in the state of California once she passes her Bar exam soon. Kanye is working hard on new music and trying to navigate his life with Bipolar Disorder. Now that Keeping Up With the Kardashians is over for good, Kim has time to focus on her own goals and be more present in her children's lives without cameras invading her family's personal space every second of every day.
While the divorce of hasn't been confirmed by Kim and Kanye themselves yet, it's safe to say it's happening soon but they are just waiting to make it public. E! News has already made several articles surrounding the split and that's what made me realize that the divorce is for sure in the works. Most would call Kris Jenner the queen of E! News considering of the popularity of Keeping Up With the Kardashians and Kris is truly what made E! News such a successful channel. Nothing posted by E! regarding her family will be published until it's run by her first, so there's no doubt she saw the articles about her daughter and son-in-law's split but is just waiting for them to speak on it. While the reason Kim and Kanye haven't made it public yet is unclear, the split is for the best and spending time to work on themselves and be more present in their children's lives will surely benefit them both.
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Orange launches joint venture ICT company in Qatar
Kavit Majithia
Orange Business Services has launched a joint venture in Qatar by establishing ICT company EGN LLC in partnership with majority shareholder Sheikh Farah Bin Ghanem Al Thani.
The company will trade in Qatar as Orange Business Services, and will look to address ICT opportunities in the country.
Qatar is seen as one of the fastest growing world economies, and, with the FIFA World Cup being held there in 2020, there are ambitious plans for economic development in a number of sectors.
As part of Orange's Conquests 2015 project, the new company in the Middle East will be tailored to large systems integration programmes and operations.
The development follows the launch of a new company in Saudi Arabia in 2012, with such developments intended to help achieve its €1 billion target for revenue by 2015 in emerging markets.
"This new local company is a clear sign of our commitment to the Qatari market and to developing the ICT infrastructure in Qatar by offering and supporting new and advanced ICT services and solutions to the public and private sectors," said Philippe Koebel, SVP emerging markets and indirect at Orange Business Services.
Majority shareholder Sheikh Fahad Bin Ghanem Al Thani believes the development is a major step in delivering better ICT infrastructure in Qatar, with the introduction of new technology and complex integration capability.
"Through this new joint venture company, Orange Business Services will bring the global experience and capabilities of France Telecom-Orange to Qatar. This will help accelerate progress for the development of a competitive and diversified economy capable of creating and sustaining a high standard of living to all our citizens."
A team of senior professions have been appointed to build the project, including programme directors, senior architects and project managers. Antoine Farah has been appointed as general manager of the company in Qatar by Orange Business Services.
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Family Court judgement: Father who bashed partner and threatened child granted access
Rachel Olding Reporter
A man who bashed his partner and held a samurai sword to his daughter's chest has been granted access to the nine-year-old following his release from jail.
The long-running dispute in the Family Court has incensed anti-violence advocates, who say the court still has a poor understanding of domestic violence and is too often granting access when there has been a history of violence.
It comes amid calls to nationalise the recommendations from Victoria's landmark Royal Commission into Family Violence report released during the week.
It recommended an overhaul of the entire court system, including the creation of specialist family violence courts.
A photograph showing the injuries inflicted upon a domestic abuse survivor who was later told that the man who bashed her should be allowed to visit their daughter.
Given the pseudonyms Ms Tindall and Mr Saldo, the couple from Sydney have been bitterly fighting over parenting orders since their relationship ended in 2008.
The court had ordered weekly paternal visits but, in August 2010, Ms Tindall suddenly stopped dropping the child at meetings because she had given evidence against Mr Saldo in his criminal trial for bashing her, tying her to a chair and holding a sword at the child in their Sydney home in 2007.
Graphic photographs tendered in the District Court showed bruising sustained by Ms Tindall, 34, when her then partner repeatedly punched her because he believed she had tried to cheat on him.
He pleaded guilty during the trial and was sentenced to at least two-and-a-half years prison.
Ms Tindall was convicted in 2013 of 20 breaches of the parenting orders because Justice Stewart Austin believed the criminal trial didn't constitute "a change in the family dynamic" that would warrant her halting weekly visits.
"The father's decision to publicly admit his past violent behaviour changed nothing about the history of the parties' relationship," he said, in a judgement that was later overturned by the Full Court.
After being released on parole in 2014, Mr Saldo, 38, applied to have his regular visits reinstated.
He expressed no remorse, saying he was pressured into pleading guilty and didn't commit the offences.
The child was interviewed by a family consultant and asked what she wanted to happen, to which she said she knew her father had hurt her mother but "I would be upset if I didn't get to see him".
Accordingly, Justice Margaret Cleary ordered in January that monthly visits at a supervised centre start, building up to fortnightly visits.
She praised the father for his "positive conduct... stability and lawfulness" in prison and noted that he intended to apply to have his conviction acquitted.
He has not filed an appeal more than two years later.
She admonished Ms Tindall for "avoiding time between the child and the father for her own reasons, which do not relate entirely to the child".
"The child is entitled to come to her own judgement about the father," she said.
Judgements issued throughout the eight-year dispute show the court's tendency to side with Mr Saldo.
Initially, child psychologist Dr R said he thought the mother was was making up the allegations, evidenced in her "disproportionate distress" and calculated manner.
An academic expert gave evidence that the mother, like many domestic violence victims, may have been acting in ways that seem irrational to reasonable people because of the abuse suffered.
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During a Senate inquiry last year, she singled it out as her "biggest area of concern", saying violent parents were too often being granted access to kids.
"There is a total disregard or a total ignorance of family violence being an issue," she told the inquiry. "You're viewed in court as likely to be lying to manipulate the system."
In a feature on the Family Court published in the Monthly in November, reporter Jess Hill found that judges were often deciding that access to an abusive parent was better than no access at all and that a parent supposedly 'alienating' a child from an abusive parent was possibly a greater threat.
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Bill Roper talks Champions Online
We got the chance to ask Bill Roper, formerly of Blizzard North and Flagship Studios, about the latest game he is working on - Champions Online.
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Bill Roper joined the Champions Online team at Cryptic Studios late during the development cycle after his company Flagship Studios closed down operation.
Besides the fact that it stars superheroes, what will separate Champions Online from other MMOs on the market gameplay-wise?
Apart from the nuances and mechanics that every MMO shares, there are some very big differences between Champions Online and other games. Here's a few off the top of my head:
The Nemesis System is an incredible way for players to create custom content and share it with others. Just as you can make the hero of your dreams, you can also create their arch-enemy - their Nemesis. Using the same detailed tools as they built their hero with, players can craft the ultimate villain. And this isn't just the costume and thematic power set, but also the minions and personality of their Nemesis. The ultimate challenge is the one you make for yourself.
In Champions Online, we break you free of the gray confines of the city setting. While heroes commonly have their roots in major cities, they also go to the ends of the Earth to fight for justice. From the frozen tundra of Canada to the wilds of Monster Island to the irradiated wastes of the Desert to the undersea kingdom of Lemuria, heroes can explore and fight in more varied locations than ever before. And, of course, they can always return to the biggest, brightest, and most dangerous metropolis in the world - Millennium City.
And perhaps most importantly, is the concept of customization. From the look of your hero to what powers and how they function are all up to you. This is an amazing leap beyond what players are able to do in City of Heroes / Villains and is designed to bring four-color comics to life. Whatever hero you envision, we work to make real in the Champions universe.
A lot of people loved/hated City of Heroes/Villains because it didn't have the grinding elements of other MMO's and no collecting element, whereas you work for 500 hours to collect a set of items, but was more casual and approachable in the gameplay. Is this something that you have embraced in Champions Online, or will you move towards more traditional MMO-elements, i.e. include items? What will separate the game from City of Heroes?
Character progression is very mission-based, meaning that there should be little to no grinding required to get to the initial level cap. With over 900 missions available at launch, there's an amazing amount of story to go through and things to accomplish. Even though our combat is more action-oriented, we're definitely providing a deep, rich MMORPG experience for our heroes.
However, we know that many players love collecting and spending a lot of time building to a long-term goal. There are a large variety of rewards for characters as they grow in experience. Hundreds of new areas to discover and explore, new powers and associated advantages, hundreds of perks / achievements, origins and talents, items, crafting, super stats, PvP game types and rankings, and of course the Nemesis system - and on and on. Some of the longest-term perks have fabulous rewards but will take players many hours to achieve, so we're hoping we have something for both the casual and hardcore player.
Having worked on games like Diablo and Warcraft, is the fame you gained from these titles a hindrance or a help when making new games? I mean, do you feel that the stamp "FROM THE CREATOR OF DIABLO" create unrealistic expectations from titles you work on? Would you rather have a clean slate and have journalists stop relating what you do to your past work when making new games?
Having such an impressive pedigree as Flagship did at a new studio may very well have set expectations we could have never met as a start-up. Ultimately our game didn't live up to what players wanted, but there are numerous reasons for that - including that we simply tried to do too much with not enough time. I've talked several times about the mistakes we made. They serve as experiences I can touch on in what I am doing now. As for having preferring to have a clean slate with the press and gamers, I embrace and try to grow from my successes as well as my failures, and all of them make me the developer I am today. I just hope that gamers can look at every project in its own light and have realistic expectations about every game they play.
Hellgate: London had some great elements, but didn't get the reception you were hoping for. Have you learned anything particular from the Hellgate-experience that you've brought with you to Champions Online? Any particular traps that you fell into with Hellgate that you'll avoid with Champions Online?
As I touched on a little already, success teaches us many things, but there are so many more lessons to be learned from our failures. Something comes up each week where I draw upon both what has and has not worked in my past games. Perhaps the biggest lesson learned is maintaining a focus on what's vital to the game. With Hellgate: London we simply tried to do too much and spread ourselves (and our ability to properly test and balance the game) too thin. Also making sure to have a solid base of social and community features is vital - as is constantly staying in contact with our players.
Finally, looking at what works both in terms of games and the business aspects of the game and building off of those as opposed to trying a slew of entirely new ideas without regard to how it all fits together is a big lesson learned. This doesn't mean we won't be doing some amazing new things for our players. We're just setting those goals in reality.
City of Heroes got into trouble with Marvel because users could generate superheroes very similar to Marvel Characters. With DC Universe Online being developed alongside Champions Online, isn't there a danger that players can create heroes in your game that looks like Superman and SoE and DC will take action against you? Are you doing anything to prevent the player from creating characters looking like Marvel/DC-characters, or is the creation process even more free than in City of Heroes?
We've been excited to see the huge level of creativity in our beta community, and this is based off of the massive amount of options available in both the costume and powers systems. It's just so much more than the hundreds of different costume pieces - there are just SO many WAYS for players to continue to customize their heroes, its staggering. In terms of appearance, every new power you gain can be tweaked and tuned in terms of either hue, emanation point, or both. You can also always visit a tailor to change the look of your costume, or create entirely new ones as you unlock more costume slots. We think that our players are going to be far more interested in building the heroes they see in their minds eyes than those made by someone else.
I know you guys hate to talk about your competition, but DC Universe will have a big universe of familiar heroes and villains known from comics and movies distributed worldwide, while your game is based on a relatively obscure (in Europe anyway) tabletop RPG-licence. Why should players pick your game instead of DC Universe?
Champions has been around since 1981. We literally have decades of the world, characters, and game mechanics that have been played and refined by hundreds of thousands of players at our disposal. The Champions universe is every bit as rich and detailed as any you'd see from traditional comics, with the added advantage of it being a game from the very beginning.
Also, the core essence of the Champions universe is customization. Being able to create the hero that you envision is more than using our amazing costume creator. Players can take customization to the next level by being able to build their heroes by using and combining all of the powers in the game as opposed to being locked down to a class or theme. They can even choose the emanation point of the power! Lightning bolts don't just have to come from their hero's hands. They could come from the eyes, or chest, for example. All of this is designed to allow players to be the hero they want to be.
Who is your favorite superhero?
I have so many that I love, so this can always change at the drop of a hat. Being in somewhat of a silly mood today, I have to choose The Tick! Gigantic, muscular, blue, nigh-invulnerable, and his powers increase whenever it's dramatically appropriate for them to do so. How can you NOT love him? SPOOOOOOON!
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Of course, Manila Social Club's gold doughnut was about as likely to reach South Australia as these new Adelaide rip-off doughnuts are able to reach Brooklyn, so it's not like anyone is encroaching on anyone else's territory. And let's be honest: It's not like Valentine's Day is the kind of holiday to emphasize original thinking.


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The big question now in the solar future of Inyo County is whether or not the State Energy Commission will let BrightSource Energy build its major Hidden Hills Solar project near Death Valley. Hearings on the proposed 500-megawatt project were scheduled to start Tuesday in Shoshone.
Hearings will then take place next Monday and Tuesday in Sacramento at a California Energy Commission hearing room. The purpose of the hearings is to establish a factual record for the Commission to decide the case. Inyo County and BrightSource will present their individual facts.
The staff of the California Energy Commission did find that the Hidden Hills Solar project would create significant environmental impacts. Inyo County Administrator Kevin Carunchio had earlier said that the CEC would need to consider overriding circumstances on a variety of issues in order to give approvals to BrightSource.
The Inyo Board of Supervisors has continued to support their staff's findings that the project would cost Inyo County many millions of dollars in law enforcement and road repairs. At last word, BrightSource also failed to submit a complete General Plan Amendment application needed for their project.
The CEC staff report says the big project would seriously impact biological, cultural and visual resources. The staff report also says the Hidden Hills project does not comply with all applicable laws, ordinances, regulations and standards.
The State, not Inyo County, will have the final word on whether or not this project goes forward. As with any large solar project, BrightSource would get a major tax break that Inyo County says would leave lots of costs unpaid and no clear benefit for Inyo.
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2 Responses to BrightSource solar hearings start
Desert Tortoise March 12, 2013 at 8:39 pm #
Inyo County is being sold a bill of goods. The construction jobs will all go to outsiders, and the plant operators will most likely live in Nevada. Inyo County will get stuck with providing infrastructure as a part of the deal, but the workers and their income will go to Nevada.
Outsider March 12, 2013 at 5:54 pm #
I heard the county settled this?


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Zbigniew Antoni Maciąg (ur. 24 lipca 1944 w Dąbrowie woj. świętokrzyskie) – polski prawnik i nauczyciel akademicki, doktor habilitowany nauk prawnych, konstytucjonalista, niemcoznawca oraz politolog. Współzałożyciel oraz w latach 2002–2005 rektor Krakowskiej Szkoły Wyższej im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego, profesor nadzwyczajny tej uczelni.

Życiorys
Ukończył Szkołę Podstawową Nr 5 i Liceum Ogólnokształcące Nr 1 w Starachowicach. Odbył studia prawnicze na Wydziale Prawa Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego, w trakcie których był stypendystą Prokuratury Generalnej. Tytuł magistra prawa oraz stopnie naukowe doktora (1977) i doktora habilitowanego (1998) uzyskał na Wydziale Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego. Ukończył również aplikację sędziowską i jest radcą prawnym.

Pracę zawodową jako nauczyciel akademicki rozpoczął w Zakładzie Nauk Społecznych Akademii Medycznej w Krakowie i kontynuował ją w Katedrze Prawa Państwowego (później Konstytucyjnego) Instytutu Nauk Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego.
W ramach wykonywanych obowiązków prowadził wykłady, ćwiczenia, proseminaria, seminaria i konwersatoria. W szczególności organizował i prowadził w Wiedniu, Bochum i Krakowie polsko-niemieckie seminaria studentów wspólnie z Uniwersytetem w Bochum i Monachijskim Centrum Studiów Problemów Wschód-Zachód.

W okresie pracy w Uniwersytecie Jagiellońskim pełnił szereg funkcji, w tym zwłaszcza w latach 1996–1999 był członkiem Rady Głównej Szkolnictwa Wyższego.

Współzakładał Krakowską Szkołę Wyższą im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego (obecnie: Akademię; skrót: KAAFM) pełniąc w latach 2000–2008 funkcję członka Zarządu Krakowskiego Towarzystwa Edukacyjnego – sp.z o.o. Jest członkiem Rady Wydawniczej KAAFM i był członkiem rady wydawniczej angielskiego czasopisma naukowego Managerial Law. W latach 2001 do 2002 był prorektorem, a następnie do 2005 rektorem Krakowskiej Szkoły Wyższej im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego. W tym też czasie pełnił funkcję Przewodniczącego Kolegium Rektorów Uczelni Niepublicznych Małopolski. W 2003 rozwiązał stosunek pracy z Uniwersytetem Jagiellońskim i skoncentrował się na pracy w Krakowskiej Akademii. Obecnie jest w tej Uczelni dyrektorem Instytutu Prawa Publicznego i kierownikiem Katedry Prawa Konstytucyjnego, a także członkiem Kolegium Rektorskiego i Senatu.

Działalność naukowo-dydaktyczna
Jego działalność dydaktyczna obejmuje prawo państwowe, prawo konstytucyjne, współczesne ustroje państw demokratycznych, zasady tworzenia prawa, zasady państwa demokratycznego, prawnego i socjalnego, systemy partyjne, grupy interesu, związki zawodowe, systemy polityczne państw współczesnych. Na tej problematyce koncentrował też swoje zainteresowania naukowe.

Poza Uniwersytetem Jagiellońskim działalność badawczą prowadził w Instytucie Nauk o Państwie i Prawie Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Instytucie Zachodnim w Poznaniu oraz w ramach Zespołu Parlamentaryzmu Współczesnego Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego. Był autorem ekspertyz dla Sejmu, Senatu, Urzędu Rady Ministrów, Ministerstwa Sprawiedliwości, Ministerstwa Spraw Zagranicznych i Ministerstwa Edukacji Narodowej

W ramach stypendium Uniwersytetu w Erlangen-Norymberdze prowadził badania problematyki mediów w RFN. Otrzymał także stypendia naukowe Fundacji Alexandra von Humboldta i Fundacji Roberta Boscha na uniwersytetach w Getyndze i Bonn oraz stypendia naukowe z Austriackiego Stowarzyszenia Naukowo-Badawczego na Uniwersytecie w Salzburgu i Fundacji Hannsa Seidla w Uniwersytecie w Monachium. Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD) zapewniło mu udział w międzynarodowej grupie obserwatorów przebiegu wyborów do Bundestagu w 1987 i 1990 roku.
W 1989 r. rząd RFN sfinansował jego podróż studyjną, służącą spotkaniom z reprezentantami świata polityki i gospodarki.

Brał udział w realizacji wielu programów badawczych: resortowych, Komitetu Badań Naukowych i Instytutu Zachodniego w Poznaniu oraz wynikających z umów międzynarodowych. Rezultatem tych prac było ponad 20 referatów i wystąpień wygłoszonych na krajowych i międzynarodowych zjazdach, konferencjach i seminariach naukowych organizowanych między innymi na uniwersytetach w Jenie i Lipsku, w Centrum Studiów Problemów Wschód-Zachód w Monachium, w Akademii Politycznej w Wiedniu, przez Fundację Aleksandra von Humboldta w 1991 w Sonthofen/Allgau i 1993 w Bambergu, a także wygłoszone wykłady w uniwersytetach w Getyndze, Kolonii, Kassel, Bremie, Erlangen-Norymberdze, Berlinie Zachodnim, Bochum i Bazylei.

Opublikował ponad 60 prac naukowych.

Członkostwo w korporacjach naukowych
 Komisja Nauk Prawnych Polskiej Akademii Nauk Oddział w Krakowie
 Polskie Towarzystwo Prawa Konstytucyjnego
 Towarzystwo Naukowe Instytutu Zachodniego w Poznaniu
 Towarzystwo Naukowe Societas Humboldtiana Polonorum

Nagrody
Otrzymał nagrody od władz Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego i Krakowskiej Szkoły Wyższej. Dwukrotnie był laureatem nagrody Ministra Nauki, Szkolnictwa Wyższego i Techniki oraz dwukrotnie Ministra Edukacji Narodowej. Instytut Zachodni w Poznaniu nadał mu Nagrodę Naukową Zespołową II stopnia.

Odznaczenia
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi
 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
 Medal Komisji Edukacji Narodowej.

Uroczystości jubileuszowe
20 października 2014 Krakowska Akademia im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego zorganizowała uroczystości jubileuszu 45-lecia jego pracy naukowej i dydaktycznej. Przyjęły one kształt konferencji naukowej pt. "Państwo demokratyczne, prawne i socjalne – społeczeństwo, polityka, gospodarka". Jubilatowi wręczono poświęcony mu wielotomowy zbiór studiów naukowych pt. Państwo demokratyczne, prawne i socjalne. Laudację wygłosił prof. Bogusław Banaszak.

Wybrane publikacje
 Kształtowanie zasad państwa demokratycznego, prawnego i socjalnego w Niemczech (do 1948 r.), Białystok 1998, s. 485.
 System partyjny Republiki Federalnej Niemiec, PWN, Warszawa 1979, s. 349.
 Wandlungen in der Bestimmung der Rechtsstellung des Bürgers in der Volksrepublik Polen, "Archivum Iuridicum Cracoviense" XVIII 1985, s. 121–141.
 Kontinuität und Wandel in der polnischen Verfassungsordnung, "Jahrbuch für Ostrecht XXVII", 1/1986 s. 9–40.
 Podstawowe kierunki przeobrażeń programowych głównych partii politycznych w RFN, "Przegląd Zachodni" Nr 3/1987, s. 87–110.
 Bürokratie, Parteien, Gesellschaft in Polen, "Der Staat" 1/1988 s. 129–138.
 Funkcje opozycji w systemie politycznym RFN, w: Idee – państwo – prawo, red. nauk Jacek M. Majchrowski, "Zeszyty Naukowe UJ – Prace z Nauk Politycznych" Z. 28/1991 Kraków s. 179–191.
 Zusammenhänge der Rechtsentwicklung in Deutschland und Polen, "Der Staat", 31 Band 1992 Heft 3. s. 454–462.
 Probleme bei der Übersetzung von Rechtsakten und rechtswissenschaftlichen Literatur aus der deutschen in die polnische Sprache, w: Übersetzen, verstehen, Brücken bauen, Hrsg. A.P. Frank, K–J. Maass, F. Paul, H. Turk, Berlin 1993, s. 321–335.
 Polen auf dem Weg zu einem europäischen demokratischen Rechtsstaat (mit englischen Summary), "Jahrbuch für Ostrecht" 1. Halbband, Band XXXV, 1994, s. 11–25.
 Probleme der Anpassung der polnischen Verfassungsordnung an europäische Standards. w: Europäische Integration und nationale Rechtskulturen, Hrsg. Ch. Tomuschat, H.Kötz, B.v. Maydell, Köln – Berlin – Bonn – München 1995 s. 181–194.
 Idee państwa demokratycznego, prawnego i socjalnego w prawie międzynarodowym, "Ad Meritum" Nr 4/1996 s. 20–35.
 Zasady i instytucje konstytucyjne we współczesnych państwach rozwiniętego konstytucjonalizmu, w: Konstytucjonalizacja zasad i instytucji ustrojowych, red. nauk. P. Sarnecki, Warszawa 1997, s. 59–84.
 Zur Rechtswidrigkeit von Männerquoten – Aus Spruchpraxis des Verfassungsgerichts in Polen, "Demokratie und Recht" 4/1988 s. 436–445.
 Stosowanie Konstytucji RP a problem niewykonywania wyroków Trybunału Konstytucyjnego, w: Stosowanie Konstytucji RP z 1997 roku – doświadczenia i perspektywy. Międzynarodowa Konferencja Naukowa, red. nauk., Kraków 2006, s. 273–281
 European Constitution and National Constitutions ed. Z. Maciąg, Krakow Society for Education – AFM Publishing House, Kraków 2009
 Samorząd zawodowy radców prawnych a wolność wykonywania zawodu, w: Ustroje, tradycje i porównania, pod red. Piotra Mikulego, Andrzeja Kuliga, Janusza Karpa, Grzegorza Kucy, Wydawnictwo Sejmowe, Warszawa 2015, s. 146

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Absolwenci Wydziału Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Członkowie Polskiego Towarzystwa Prawa Konstytucyjnego
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski
Odznaczeni Medalem Komisji Edukacji Narodowej
Polscy konstytucjonaliści
Polscy niemcoznawcy
Polscy radcy prawni
Prorektorzy uczelni w Polsce
Rektorzy Krakowskiej Akademii im. Andrzeja Frycza Modrzewskiego
Wykładowcy Wydziału Prawa i Administracji Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
Urodzeni w 1944

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MoMA Installs Works by Artists from Countries Targeted by Trump's Travel Ban
by Claire Voon February 3, 2017
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Zaha Hadid Files Defamation Suit Over Labor Criticism
by Claire Voon August 22, 2014 August 27, 2014
Architect Zaha Hadid, who designed the Al Wakrah stadium in Qatar currently in its initial stages of construction, recently filed a lawsuit against New York Review of Books architecture critic Martin Filler, Dezeen reported.
Zaha Hadid Qatar World Cup Stadium Laborers Paid a Pittance
by Mostafa Heddaya July 30, 2014 July 30, 2014
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Breaking the Ground Between Art and Architecture
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Method Man? Notes on Shigeru Ban's Pritzker Prize
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Earlier today, the Pritzker Foundation named Shigeru Ban as its 2014 Laureate. Focusing on his work in disaster relief, the nine-person jury praised his interventions in places such as Rwanda, Haiti, India, China, Italy, and his home country of Japan — Ban is the third Japanese architect in the past five years to win the award.
Zaha Hadid Is an Awful Human Being, Says "Not My Duty" to Prevent Migrant Worker Deaths
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Chengdu's Luminary Pavilion
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Zaha Hadid's Candid Critique on Misogyny Against Female Architects
by Allison Meier February 20, 2013 February 24, 2013
Responding to a research on discrimination against women architects, Zaha Hadid, one of the top female architects and the first woman to be honored with the Pritzker Prize (an incredibly prestigious award in the industry), has stated that she herself experienced difficulties in working in the United Kingdom. In an interview with the Observer, she stated: "It is easier for me in European countries than it is here [in London]. There is a different dynamic. In the UK it is more difficult. They are very conservative. There is a skepticism and more misogynist behaviour here. Although, while there were people against me, there were also people living here who were incredibly supportive."


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POWER: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON
POWER: THE COMPLETE FOURTH SEASON REVIEWED
"Power" returns for its fourth season on Starz. If I didn't have a Wiki near me, I couldn't tell an episode apart. While that's not necessarily indicative of a bad show, it does highlight how insular this urban drama can become in time. There's the whole first season aspect of a young man rising above his station in life. But, it's now neck deep in melodrama. Who actually cares about the slain FBI agents that spurs most of this season?
Add onto that, the lack of any cliffhangers and you have this bizarrely structured drama. While it does have its fans, as I found out last year. It just has no appeal to me anymore. I wouldn't be shocked if it got cancelled, as Starz seems to be pushing a lot of its weight behind shows like Vida. Still, I hope that the material finds its feet next year. There is a logical conclusion to this tale and the time is now.
A/V STATS
1.78:1 standard definition transfer
Video - 88%
Audio - 87%
Show Score - 80%
The Plot Thus Far
Tensions escalate to an all-time high as "Ghost" finds himself behind bars, arrested for a murder he did not commit, and fighting for his life in "Power": The Complete Fourth Season, arriving on DVD June 12 from Lionsgate. The Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson executive produced drama follows the enthralling rags-to-riches tale of James "Ghost" St. Patrick, a wealthy New York nightclub owner who leads a double life of survival and corruption as a drug kingpin. Omari Hardwick (TV's "Being Mary Jane," Shot Caller), Lela Loren (TV's "Lost," Reign Over Me), Naturi Naughton (Notorious), Joseph Sikora (TV's "True Detective") and Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson (Get Rich or Die Tryin') star in this hard-hitting series about betrayal and survival.
"Power": The Complete Fourth Season, from creator and showrunner Courtney A. Kemp (TV's "The Good Wife") and executive producer Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, follows Ghost's shocking arrest by his ex-girlfriend, Assistant United States Attorney Angela Valdes, for the murder of FBI Agent Greg Knox – a crime he did not commit. Ghost can't outrun his past choices and mounting enemies, which threaten his freedom and his family's safety at every turn. His fight for redemption brings him face-to-face with the feds, the media, new allies, and old foes. However, the biggest obstacle for Ghost remains himself and his internal struggle between the man he wants to be and the one he really is. Mark Canton, Randall Emmett and Gary Lennon also serve as executive producers.
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Home Private Equity News & Analysis Private Equity Deals & Transactions Lehman, TPG invest $363m in private jet firm(2)
Lehman, TPG invest $363m in private jet firm(2)
Private aviation company XOJET has obtained $363 million in debt and equity financing from Lehman Brothers Global Principal Strategies and TPG's venture arm.
Amanda Janis
TPG Growth and Lehman Brothers Global Principal Strategies have supplied $363 million (€258 million) in financing for private jet company XOJET.
The two firms provided $143 million in debt and equity financing, while Lehman gave an additional $220 million for aircraft lease financing.
David Bonderman, founding partner of TPG, David Siegel, chairman and CEO of airline
Global demand for private jet travel continues to grow at more than three times the rate of the broader economy.
David Bonderman
catering company Gate Gourmet, a former TPG portfolio company, and William McGlashan, partner and managing director of TPG Growth, will join the XOJET board of directors.
"Global demand for private jet travel continues to grow more than three times the rate of the broader economy," Bonderman said in a statement. "After studying this substantial $33 billion global industry, TPG concluded that XOJET's model is well positioned to take advantage of growth opportunities by delivering top quality service cost-effectively."
XOJET counts more than 500 executives, corporations and individuals as its clients, and offers leasing and on-demand aircraft options. The firm was founded in 2001, began flying in 2006, and has raised more than $540 million in financing to date.
TPG has a long history with – and large appetite for – aviation deals, though this is its first investment in private aviation. The buyout firm is perhaps best known for its turnaround of Continental Airlines in the mid 1990s, which brought the bankrupt airline back into the black and resulted in an 11-fold return for TPG. Most recently, TPG purchased US regional airline Midwest Air Group last month for roughly $450 million.


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by Jan Carnogursky* *Former Deputy Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia and former Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, member of the Valdai Discussion Club. Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico is on an official visit to Moscow. It will be his second recent visit to the capital of Russia: he attended the official celebrations of Victory over Fascism on May 9. Under the duress of the European Union and the US, the prime minister skipped the military parade on the Red Square, albeit took part in the rest of the programme. Robert Fico holds a position controversial to that of President Andrej Kiska in the politics of Slovakia. The president backs the US policy; Ukraine's President Petr Poroshenko is a friend of his, and he would never visit Moscow to mark the Victory. The prime minister is trying to retain good relations between Slovakia and the Russian Federation: he arrived for the celebrations in Moscow. In his homeland, the politician visits the memorial of Soviet soldiers every year, advocates lifting of antiRussian sanctions and considers that construction of NATO bases in Slovakia has to be preceded by a referendum (which would disapprove construction). However, Robert Fico has never voted against the sanctions in Brussels so far. His position in the Slovak government is rather complicated. Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajcak (an alumnus of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, by the way) has an ambiguous approach to Russia. Slovak media say that Minister Lajcak craves to succeed the incumbent UN secretary general and refrains from blemishing the prospects. Prime Minister Fico's visit to Moscow will gain great approval in Slovakia, where the attitude towards Russia is quite positive, stemming from historical traditions. Even central media fully aligned with Western propaganda fail to have any cardinal impact on the high favour of Russia with the Slovak population. Minister Sergey Lavrov was welcomed with applause upon his visit to Bratislava in early April. Bikers from the Night Wolves Club experienced the most warm and hailed reception in Bratislava. Western economic sanctions against Russia have gained no ground in Slovakia, although Russia's reciprocal sanctions were a blow for many Slovak businessmen. Russia's reduction of imports of cars from the EU would have been a catastrophe for Slovakia because the country houses factories of world car manufacturers and would have lost many workplaces. Protests against NATO military bases, which were mentioned by US diplomat Victoria Nuland, are regular in Bratislava and other cities of the country. Finally, Robert Fico was urged to have Slovakia vote against extension of antiRussian sanctions in Brussels in June. However, Fico's government would hardly resist pressure from the West that avidly. In early March this year, Slovakia's Kosice hosted a meeting of Russians and Ukrainians, attended by Slovaks and Germans. As representatives of the public, they held unofficial talks about settlement of the conflict in the east of Ukraine. The meeting in Kosice will continue in autumn this year. The Slovak foreign policy is only starting to take shape in the world. Slovakia has been an independent state for a little over 20 years. Geopolitically, the country is situated on the eastern outskirts of the European Union, so forecasting the extent of its independent policy, differing from that of the EU's foreign policy, is tricky at the moment. That is why Fico was forced to thread his way in Moscow on May 9, and during his current visit, he would be unable to express his position in political affairs unambiguously. Concerning the votes for extension of the sanctions, the Slovak government has not brought itself to negotiate a common position with governments of EU states which have already condemned the sanctions. The countries include Greece, Hungary, Czech Republic, Cyprus. Slovakia borders with Ukraine, but interstate relations between Bratislava and Kiev are quite frosty. On the one hand, about 26 million cubic meters of gas were reversed to Ukraine through Slovakia in 2014; on the other hand, Slovakia does not plan to ship weapons to Ukraine. Slovakia's former Prime Minister Mikulas Dzurinda and Minister of Finances Ivan Miklos are Petr Poroshenko's advisers in Kiev. Robert Fico will visit Moscow as the head of the government of a consolidated state. The system of parliamentary democracy in Slovakia is intact, the polemic between the government and opposition does not cross the traditional line of Europe. In the economic sector, the country is demonstrating impressive progress. The GDP in 2014 hit 3.5%, the GDP forecasts for 2015 amount to 2.5%. The dominating sector is mechanical engineering, most prominently car manufacturing. Last year, Slovakia produced 970,000 cars, considering that the population of the country is 5.4 million people. Russian investors in the Slovak Republic have nothing to grumble at: all sectors of the economy hold open doors for them. According to Slovak statistics, the trade turnover between Slovakia and Russia in 2014 totaled $9.3 billion, or $8.1 billion basing on the data of the Russian Federal Customs Service. Compared to the previous year, the trade turnover shrunk by 14-19%. Prime Minister Fico will touch upon the problem of expanding the broadgauge railway from Kosice to Bratislava at the Slovakia Russia negotiations in Moscow. Should the project be realized, the broadgauge line would be extended to Dunai and gain access to the riverside transport corridors of all Central and Western Europe. Commodities from Beijing to Bratislava would be transported by railway without the need to switch carriages or reload, they would be delivered to their destination in half the time it takes by sea. Another traditional topic for discussions will be the financial problem of the cyclotron construction in Bratislava. A few years ago, the Slovak government ordered construction of a cyclotron, the Russian party manufactured the equipment, but the Slovak side refuses to complete the project now. The countries will discuss opportunities to boost trade turnover, which is a strenuous endeavour under the sanctions. The Russian side will clearly make allowance for the Slovak army's non participation in the military drills near the Russian border. Slovakia shows growing interest in the Russian culture. The Alexandrov Ensemble makes annual concert tours in Slovakia, sold out for every performance. Russian classics are a must in the repertoires of all Slovak theaters, the Slovak audience has opportunities to watch ballet and drama plays of Russian theaters on their stage. The Slovak classic literature has many examples of romantic fascination with Russia. When Slovakia was an independent state and the center of its policy was situated in Budapest or Prague, Slovak writers were writing about Russia with inspiration. The policy is now conducted in Slovakia (or, mayhaps, in Brussels) today, and all Slovakia has to do is get used to substitution of the romantic fascination for a practical constructive policy. Jan Carnogursky is Former Deputy Prime Minister of Czechoslovakia and former Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic, member of the Valdai Discussion Club. Views expressed are of individual Members and Contributors, rather than the Club's, unless explicitly stated otherwise. from: http://valdaiclub.com/europe/77860.html]]>
Prime Minister of Slovakia Robert Fico is on an official visit to Moscow.
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It's been around 15 years since La Cage has been at New Theatre. Through great patience and excitement, it has finally returned.
Regarded as one of the best contemporary musicals, La Cage aux Folles can't be underestimated. It's impact on the gay and cross dressing culture has never gone away. It has charm with little vulgarity, fantastic songs that are catchy for days and a style all of its own.
The story of cross dressing Albin and his lover George is now infamous. The laters son Jean-Michelle (from a drunken fling) is getting married to the girl of his dreams: Anne. Sadly her parents are ultra conservative and a plot is created to kick mega camp Albin out of the house for a day and bring back the real mother. Chaos is ensured with more unsurprising cross dressing parts, attempts to be "straight acting" (we all now this doesn't exist) and standing up for yourself and what you represent.
The story might be shorter for a musical of its length (the ending doesn't feel like a big finale), but its the vibrant songs by Jerry Herman that are the pulling power of this musical. Each song is witty, charming and they seem to mirror each other brilliantly: I Am What I Am echoes We Are What We Are, the flamboyant opening number, With Anne on my Arm quickly becoming With You on My Arm, as both generations talk of their lovers and Look Over There is sung separately by father and son, both interpretations filled with insight and warmth. My personal favourites have to be Song on the Sand, I Am What I Am (obviously) and The Best of Times.
An hilarious element to the show is the joy of what might go wrong: a whip that won't work, John Partridge slipping down stairs in his huge heels, a curtain which fell for no reason and Marti Webb fluffing a line. You saw the cast really enjoy these silly moments and because they did, we as an audience did too.
The sets and costumes are opulent and joyously OTT. You go along with the ride and can't be bored by the amount of detail gone into it. John Partridge is sensational as Albin, though an American accent is missed and the Northern English style does clash times (his interactions with the audience were rather funny). With a super singing voice he belts I Am What I Am, the shows most important and famous number. We need this song more than ever, such is its iconic status as a gay ballad. Adrian Zmed is a smooth and delightful Georges, proving he has a decent singing voice, though not a lot of range in it. His dry humour and witty remarks are a plus.
The eternal Marti Webb in the small role of Jacqueline, still maintains a grand singing voice. We just wished she was in it more. The supporting cast were also well played with Dougie Carter and Alexandria Robinson as the young lovers, displaying some chemistry and aspiring stage presences. Jacob, the maid was performed by Samson Ajewole, feisty and very Northern sounding here. He pops in and out and is added comic refit to an already numerous cast. The troupe of singers and dancers are glorious in their drag personas, the definition of getting into character and loving every moment.
La Cage aux Follles continues at the New Theatre till 4th February 2017.
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TRAINER Mark Schmetzer has high hopes, Kosciuszko hopes in fact, for his two runners at Muswellbrook on Sunday.
Love None and Majestic Pedrille take each other on in the feature race on the card, the Ladies Day Cup (1280m).
And Schmetzer is hoping big performances help their chances of gaining a run in the $1.3m race at Randwick on October 13, and he's got every reason to think his mares are up to it.
"Both of them are on a Kosciusko path, I hope," he said. "It's a big call but Love None should have beaten Suncraze in the Scone Country Championships heat.
He ran a close second to Homework last start and it is a city-class horse and he's never far off winning and should get an easier run in transit here.
She's got an apprentice on from a wide gate but goes well fresh and any horse that can match it with Suncraze and Don't Give A Damn should be winning bush races.
Won first-up over 1400m last preparation and has had two trials to tune-up for this assignment.
BJORN BAKER is good at sending a horse to the bush for a confidence-boosting win and Highly Desired and Lucky Siren are chances.
CHAD LEVER has some good rides like Velaro, Reprimand, Highly Desired and Shark Alley.
Lightly-raced mare by Al Samer. Indeed, she has only raced twice yet is a five-year-old. Started short in those two outings for good reason. Didn't place at either but has talent.
Had the race run against her when we saw her at Randwick on September 1. Go back to her previous start and she was third in a TAB Highway also at Sydney HQ. Crying out for this trip now.
Ran a really encouraging race on debut at Wagga. She drew 12 of 14, was 13th at the 400m but was doing her best work late, clocking in just four lengths from the winner. Bound to be improved.
BLAIKE MCDOUGALL is a city-class jockey riding at Gundagai and he's got a lovely book of rides across the program.
Love None is a track specialist at Muswellbrook with four wins and two placings from eight starts, and has had two jumpouts ahead of her first-up run.
"She's going as equally as well as she was last preparation," Schmetzer said. "She's not a great traveller I guess. She's a very highly-strung horse and seems to like it a home.
Love None comes out of gate 10 and 4kg claiming apprentice Reece Jones takes the ride, so she only has to lug 58.5kg.
"She won't be bothered by the wide gate. She'll go back and hook to the outside and the track might have chopped up a bit on the inside too by that time of the day," Schmetzer said.
Majestic Pedrille also makes her return and she too has a good fresh record but did have a bleeding attack in a Highway race in April. The five-year-old Lonhro mare ran an unlucky second in this race last year and Schmetzer thinks she might have the edge on her stablemate.
If the track is a bog she'll likely race in the Class 2 Handicap (1000m) race earlier in the day.
"If it's a really heavy track she'll go to the 1000m instead because of where her fitness is at, but she'll be very hard to beat in whichever race she's in," he said.
CANBERRA trainer Todd Smart has good reason to be confident of at least a 'double' with the handful of his string.
Smart is bullish about the prospects of up and comer Tobermory in the opener followed in the middle of the day by Eurosay who lines up in the Gary Readford Memorial Maiden Handicap (1180m). Tobermory is a grandson of Storm Cat who once stood at a colossal service fee of $US500,000.
The horse is out of a Canny Lad mare which accounts for his penchant for a wet track.
He showed his prowess in the slop with a commanding 4½-length win in a barrier trial at Nowra on a bottomless Heavy 10. The four-year-old is just as adept on the dry having finished third at his most recent start on a good track at Wagga over 1200m.
The step up to 1400m, says Smart, weighs heavily in Tobermory's favour today.
"Potentially, he is going to be a really nice horse,'' Smart said.
"He is not all there yet. I think he is a 'next preparation horse' but he has shown me enough ability now that I think he can win.
Eurosay, meanwhile, is guaranteed to attract a huge amount of punter support given two recent thirds at Moruya and Wagga respectively. Eurosay only appears to have one rival in the race in the shape of Who's Shout, who was a sound fourth on debut after two smart trials.
6. So You Oughta has been close to a win and didn't get the clearest path in the straight last start, which didn't help, but he still has to improve a length of two to break through. Greg Ryan gets off him to ride 9. Elusive Valley out of a wide gate but she's done that before and raced well and the blinkers go on for the first time so they may turn her into a winner now. 8. Dad's Blaze has just been getting too far back but keeps coming to the line. 10. Femtometre didn't handle a heavy 10 last start so check track conditions before backing her.
BET: ELUSIVE VALLEY to win.
6. Shark Alley finished last on debut, in December, but that was against the future Group 1-bound Jonker and he's been gelded since and trialled nicely. 7. In Good Health has the tongue tie on for the first time after flopping last start and her trainer is sure the wet track wasn't an issue. 10. Lucky Siren is out for a confidence-booster in the bush for Bjorn Baker, who does this a lot with success, and Greg Ryan rides.
BET: LUCKY SIREN to win.
If 3. Majestic Pedrille goes to this race instead of the cup she'll be hard to beat. 8. With Purpose had a nice first campaign and has raced well fresh here before and trialled second to Group 1 winner Prompt Response leading into this. 6. Reprimand should come across and lead from a wide gate. She looks prepared to win first-up and will go close if she gets across from a wide gate without using too much petrol early and handles the wet track. 2. Bed Talk trialled well behind Champagne Cuddles, while 1. Sweetest Eyes is shooting for three-straight but jumps in weight and from a wide gate.
2. Velaro is probably looking for a bit further before he's at his best but he did win first-up over 1400m last preparation but in a much easier race. He's had two trials, though, so he'll be forward enough to run well. 5. I Wear Prada has the fitness edge after winning her past two and she should run out a strong 1450m. 1. Abberation has the ability to do well here but hasn't been able to perform on heavy tracks and has to carry 60.5kg. 4. Winner's Lane likes to get his toe into the track and should improve physically and mentally after a last-start win.
Trainer Mark Schmetzer thinks 6. Majestic Pedrille is going a bit better than stablemate 2. Love None but she does have great form behind Suncraze and Don't Give A Damn and is a real track specialist with four wins and two placings from eight starts. Majestic Pedrille will run in an earlier race if it's a very heavy track. 7. Taking Liberties snuck in for a win last start and looks like a tough mare but does she have the class to beat the two Schmetzer runners? 10. Lips 'n' Lashes is the horse on the way up and is peaking third-up and will find a handy spot from the gate and will look good for most of the race.
BET: LOVE NONE to win.
7. Bellabrook is looking for the trip now. She's been improving with each run this preparation and won at the track and distance last preparation. Greg Ryan rides so she's got a lot in her favour. 8. Elaborate only ran second behind the impressive Homework at Wyong last start so a repeat of that form puts him right in this and from barrier one he'll get an easy run and be stronger at the finish. 10. High Rush has only won one from six but has finished less than three lengths off the winners in all five other starts. 4. Albert Of Monaco is a chance, too.
12. Rubble was a determined winner in a maiden race and despite drawing wide he's proven at dropping off the speed and making a long run to the post. 1. Highly Desired's class got him over the line last start and he was pulling away from them at the post. He goes up 2kg but should be tough to beat. 2. Funky Music and 8. Not A Sound are hopes as is 6. Something Shocking who has won fresh and trialled to be a force.
BET: HIGHLY DESIRED to win.


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On Monday Mayor Bill DeBlasio's vaccine mandate will take effect on the streets of New York City.
Over one-third of police officers remain unvaccinated and will not be allowed to work starting Monday.
22% of firefighters remain unvaccinated and will not be able to work on Monday.
DeBlasio passed the vaccine mandate despite a surging number of subway robberies and muggings.
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New York City is facing a crime spike, shortages of emergency workers and piles of trash on the streets ahead of Monday's COVID vaccine deadline for city workers.
Figures show that 22 per cent of the city's 36,000 cops, 35 per cent of the Big Apple's 10,951 firefighters and 20 per cent of the city's 10,000 emergency responders – around 4,300 of whom are employed by the fire department – are also yet to get jabbed.
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CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES
Our own Professor Angelou received this year countless awards and recognitions in addition to her presentation at the inauguration. One was as Citizen Diplomat of the Year from the National Council of International Visitors—an organization that fosters citizen visits around the world. My wife and I were in Washington to see her receive this honor along with a host of distinguished people, including another famous Arkansan, former Senator William J. Fulbright, who was honorary chairman of the event.
As you might expect from such a gathering, people were there from many tribes and nations. It was a collection of the varieties of the human species from ports-of-call around the globe. When the program concluded, Professor Angelou was presented with her award, and she came to the microphone to acknowledge it. She did something I have never witnessed in all my years of attending banquets.
She spoke not a word. Instead, she broke into song—the pure unaccompanied human voice. She sang one song, then another, then another, and so on it went. Even more remarkable, each song was in a different language. Each was of a different mode and mood. Without understanding the words, we could tell from the singing of songs celebrated facets of the experiences of differing people, of alien cultures, some represented in her cosmopolitan audience.
When she ended her singing, her first spoken words expressed the message of her singing in what I later learned to be a line from one of her poems. She said, "We are more alike, my friends, than we are unalike."
That was the theme of the singing. The words from unknown tongues. The tunes were unfamiliar. But the music — Dear Graduates — the music, was human and universal. As I sat there in what was a moment of enlightenment, I knew that I had been given my charge to you from the mouth of our singer and poet: "We are more alike than we are unalike," and perhaps an even more important message, we can all call each other "friend."
We can sing each other's songs and tell each other's stories. Despite differences in culture, language, race, sex and politics, there is a universal humanity, and there is in our commonality the hope for human community here and around the world. On this day of commencing, there is no message from Wake Forest to its alumni-to-be more urgent than to summon your faith and our commitment to overcoming the barriers of differences and division toward the building of the human community.
This you will recognize as the motto of the University on the seal of your diploma: Pro Humanitate. This motto knows no boundaries of race, class, culture, sex or nation. You are called to be sons and daughters in the human family.
This faith in your institution's motto will not be easy to sustain. Voices everywhere are urging a different message — we are more unalike than we are alike. They tell us that the differences among us — differences of race, sex, religion or nation — are fundamental and ultimate. In our separate groups, we are strangers, rivals or enemies, not friends. Thus, we cannot sing each other's songs; we cannot tell the stories of another group with sympathy and understanding. There is no music of humanity. There are only our separate songs, and discord is the theme.
Because we are the children of Adam and Eve — cast from every earthly paradise — these disciplines of division can always point to evidence of their cynical creed. Tragic events in the former Soviet Union and its satellite states remind us that hate is strong. The end of totalitarianism has brought not freedom but anarchy. Ancient hatreds are unleashing acts of unspeakable cruelty.
Here at home, the gospel of division and difference is dividing this body politic into adversarial groups lacking faith in the democratic process or shared values as the basis of public institutions. The apostles of difference, of unlikeness, believe that our humanity is exhaustively defined by those special features that separate us into human groups. Being of one race or another, one sex or religion or another, marks a border that humans can never cross. We are strangers to human experience other than our own. The historian, Arthur Schlesinger, said that we remembered the pluribus on our coins but have forgotten the unum.
As graduates of Wake Forest University, you inherit the influence of three vital intellectual and spiritual traditions: the Judeo-Christian heritage, the belief in liberal education, and political democracy. These are unifying ideals. They express belief in our common creation and moral equality under God and our capacity to be so educated in common that we could govern ourselves in freedom. Liberal education from its beginnings meant education for freedom and education for enlightened citizenship.
There are not unique ideas and ideals locked in libraries and museums to be studied and admired. They are living realities, carried into the world through your lives and the lives of those you will teach, as you all will teach each day you live. These ideals are yours to build or to destroy, and to pass on to your children as your legacy to them and to their children. These ideals are under attack from those who have no belief in the ideal of a community embracing all humanity. They may believe that society as such is oppression or that human groups are such that they must inevitably war with each other for scarce resources.
You will be tempted to lose faith in the possibility of such a universal community. You will hear passionate appeals to the divisions of tribe, clan and family that mark us. When you are tempted by loss of faith in the ideals of Pro Humanitate, I hope that you may recall the poet's message:
We love and lose in China,
we weep on England's moors,
and laugh and moan in Guinea,
and thrive on Spanish shores.
We seek success in Finland,
are born and die in Maine.
In minor ways we differ,
in major we're the same.
between each sort and type,
but we are more alike, my friends,
than we are unalike.
We are more alike, my friends,
The name of this poem is "Human Family." On your diploma it reads Pro Humanitate. May this creed guide you to lives of service and accomplishment as Wake Forest this day bestows its name and its ideals upon you for your care and keeping.