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Christopher Snowdon questioned on Charities Act 2006
This is the fifth session of PASC's post-legislative scrutiny inquiry into the implementation and operation of the Charities Act 2006.
The focus for this session will be political campaigning by charities, and the Committee will hear from representatives of two think-tanks: Christopher Snowdon, Research Fellow of the Institute for Economic Affairs, a think tank which is registered as a charity; and Paul Hackett, Director of the Smith Institute, a not-for-profit think tank
Mr Snowdon is also the author of Sock puppets: How the Government lobbies itself and why, which considers political campaigning by charities in receipt of income from the state.
Parliament TV: Regulation of the Charitable Sector and the Charities Act 2006
Inquiry: Regulation of the Charitable Sector and the Charities Act 2006
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Whether think tanks should have charitable status;
the current rules on political campaigning by charities; and
the role of the Charity Commission in enforcing the regulations on charities and political independence.
At 9.30am, Tuesday 27 November 2012, Committee Room 16, Palace of Westminster
Christopher Snowdon, Research Fellow, Institute for Economic Affairs
Paul Hackett, Director, Smith Institute

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This is the third installment in a multi-part series looking back at the victory over the Midtown bike ban, 25 years ago. Read parts one and two for an overview of the bike ban and the advocacy of the 1970s and 80s. Activists are planning a September 28 bike ride and forum to commemorate and celebrate the events of 1987, and Streetsblog readers are invited to participate and contribute.
Bike messenger Steve Athineos and an older acquaintance pose on Seventh Avenue to get the message out about pedestrian-cyclist unity.
Then, as now, not every collision between a pedestrian and a bicyclist was reported to the police, and not every problematic bike-ped "interaction" was a collision — some were frightening near-misses. But for much of the 1980s and 1990s, bike-ped collisions reported to the NYPD were collated into monthly citywide counts. The monthly and annual crash totals began falling in 1987, around the time of the bike ban protests, and they continued dropping, each year to the next, into the 1990s.
The reported number of collisions between bicycles and pedestrians peaked in 1986, at 631 citywide for the year. The crash figure for 1987 was around one hundred less, and the 1988 figure a hundred less than that. By 1992, only 298 bike-ped collisions were reported, less than half the number in 1986.
Why did reported bike-pedestrian collisions begin falling in 1987, around the time of the proposed bike ban? A cynic would say that pedestrians simply gave up reporting these incidents, or that the cops were cooking the books (though in the "wrong," i.e. downward, direction). A more plausible as well as satisfying explanation is that pedestrians and bicycle riders began to mutually adapt — a process that was abetted by the bike ban protests. Through the animated demonstrations and supportive media coverage, messengers and other cyclists emerged as actual and sometimes sympathetic human beings who deserved to exist — and to be looked out for when crossing the street. For their part, cyclists felt empowered from seeing their stories told in the papers and from experiencing, if only for a few hours a week, the city's avenues as "our streets." Over months and even years, the ethos of pedestrian solidarity that suffused the protest rides and was codified in Transportation Alternatives' safety leaflet — originally composed for the lemonade stands and now handed out by the thousands — came to permeate the city's bike culture and to counter-balance the brutish state of the streets.
By the spring of 1988 the bike ban was dead. Whether it was done in by the drop in bicycle-pedestrian crashes, the promise of renewed protest rides, or cycling's newfound stature, bike advocates no longer had to look over their shoulder at City Hall. At least as importantly, cyclists had ceased to be everyone's favorite whipping boy. For the first time in years, you could speak up for cycling at a public forum and not be hooted down. And the 1987 uprising was generating resources for Transportation Alternatives: rising membership, a cadre of volunteers, and enough funds to hire as director — the first full-time staff in a decade — an energetic and passionate economics grad student named Jon Orcutt. Having defeated the ban, TA and the larger NYC cycling community were ready to change what we called "the equation on the streets" from one that was massively stacked in favor of cars to one that was ecumenical and democratic.
Comprehensive crash stats in City Cyclist gave the lie to the "bicycle menace" canard.
That I found myself helping to drive this movement, as president of TA's volunteer board, was largely accidental, if not downright bizarre. I had been a foot-soldier in anti-Vietnam War protests but had zero organizing experience. I had joined TA in the mid-seventies and dabbled in bike activism, only to immerse myself professionally in national energy policy work that was worlds apart from city streets. I was a wilderness hiker (on the day the Midtown bike ban was announced, I was summiting a peak in the Cascade Range, blissfully oblivious to the goings-on at City Hall) but had waited till my mid-twenties to learn to ride a bike.
I was recruited by Carl Hultberg, a Green activist with one foot in utopian movements and the other in TA. Carl, like myself, couldn't abide the scapegoating of cyclists for the city's traffic ills and longed to unite cyclists and pedestrians to take back the streets from cars. When I got his postcard invitation to an exploratory meeting, I was smarting from a humiliating encounter with a bus driver who had come within inches of punching me out after I cursed him for pinning me to the curb. I was also hungry for a new challenge and possessed by a vision. Even before I learned to ride a bike in 1973 — maybe the reason I overcame my embarrassment and finally did it — I had read and absorbed Paul Goodman ("Banning Private Cars from Manhattan" and "People or Personnel") and Ivan Illich ("Energy and Equity") and David Gurin's Village Voice dispatches heralding cyclists as the cutting edge of urban sustainability. These 1960s and 1970s ideals had rattled inside my head for a decade or more. Now I was ready to devote myself to them.
It was my and every other velorutionary's good fortune that the Midtown bike ban came along when it did. Organizing which would have required years got telescoped into months or weeks. People who hadn't taken to the streets in ages (or ever) discovered how uplifting it can be. Bicycle advocacy moved from abstraction to necessity.
Next week: The victories of 1988-1990.
Knowing Charlie is never less than straight-forward honest, it's still hard to believe, as he writes, that he had no organizing experience before TA. Reaffirming knowledge, however come by, is always useful. While the upcoming Battle of the Bike Ban Uprising Reunion in The Great Hall at Cooper Union is further proof how much Mr. Komanoff cares. Of course on the day the Midtown bike ban was announced, he was summiting a peak, blissfully oblivious to the goings-on at City Hall he came down from a mountaintop to face. I answered my bike courier company owner's challenge to work because he'd lose business with no one to cover the pick-ups and deliveries if everyone was at the demonstrations. Then in the evenings, this Florida transplant, rode that ole horrendously dilapidated Williamsburg Bridge to the loft of the artist Dragan to work on our documentary he shot during the day that's scheduled to be shown September 28th. And something I'm most proud of is the script was written sitting on the indoor steps of the Madison Avenue entrance to 42nd Street's Lincoln Building. So satirically speaking, we're all doing our best to correct a mistake of history – that Abraham, who certainly deserved to, never got to ride a bike.
one of my favorite T.A. photos of all time.


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Pachuta is a town located in the county of Clarke in the U.S. state of Mississippi. Its population at the 2010 census was 261 and a population density of 41 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 city had an estimated population of 227 inhabitants.
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Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer and venture capital firm Triventures have formed a partnership to fund young doctors' innovative ideas to accelerate the pace of innovations and solve significant healthcare challenges.
Triventures ARC, the venture capital arm of the ARC Innovation Center, will be managed by Triventures, a global multi-stage venture capital fund.
Sheba Medical Center and Triventures are pleased to announce the launch of Triventures ARC to accelerate innovation and transform the healthcare experience. This is the first partnership of its kind between an Israeli healthcare system and a venture capital fund.
Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer and venture capital fund Triventures have formed a historic partnership to fund young doctors' breakthrough ideas to accelerate the pace of innovations and solve significant healthcare challenges.
Triventures ARC, is the venture capital arm of the ARC Innovation Center, and will be managed by Triventures, a global multi-stage venture capital fund.
The ARC Innovation Center is a one-of-a-kind platform fusing together startups with novel healthcare solutions, academia, patient data, industry players and investors at Sheba Medical Center.
Triventures ARC is targeting a $45M fund dedicated to seed investments in data-driven transformational health solutions in areas such as personalized healthcare, accessibility and the "virtual hospital", big data and artificial intelligence, smart medical devices, lifestyle, operation management and cyber security for healthcare.
Triventures is a venture capital fund investing in medical devices and transformational health spanning from life sciences to lifestyle. Launched in 2010, the fund was the first to invest in digital health in Israel. The fund is strategically located in the top two geographical clusters of innovation in the world: Silicon Valley and Israel and reviews more than 500 venture deals per year. With $130M under management to date, the fund invests in data driven innovations in genomics, cyber security for healthcare, e-commerce health services, wellness, robotics, decision support, and disruptive medical devices and diagnostics.
Triventures is led by Michal Geva, Dr. Peter Fitzgerald and Netalie Nadiviand together with Co-Founder and Venture Partner, Dr. Marty Leon, is comprised of key opinion leaders in healthcare, entrepreneurship, venturing, FDA advisory and corporate business development with decades of accumulated industry experience and relationships. Collectively, they have transitioned nearly 30 companies to 17 buyers and in 4 IPOs. Triventures has worked with hundreds of healthcare technologies around the globe from ideation, clinical and regulatory set-up, commercialization and exit. The team holds C-level advisory roles with Samsung, Livongo, Edwards Life Science, Novartis, Cardinal Health and Verb (Google) and has over 25 years advisory experience with the FDA.
Sheba Medical Center at Tel HaShomer is the largest and most comprehensive medical center in Israel and in fact, the entire Middle East. In incorporates six major facilities (Acute Care Hospital, Rehabilitation Hospital, Children's Hospital, Maternity Center, Cancer Center and Heart Center); a vast medical research complex and a medical education and academic campus. It employs over 9,000 health professionals. Sheba is home to numerous national health institutions such as the Center for Newborn Screening, the Center for Medical Simulation and the Center for Health Policy and Epidemiology.
Sheba has been a critical hub for basic and applied medical research. Today, one-third of all clinical trials in Israel are conducted at Sheba, focusing on the development of novel drugs, new medical technologies and cutting edge health innovation. Sheba is led by Prof. Yitshak Kreiss, former Surgeon General of the Israel Defense Force, who has established innovation as one of Sheba's primary objectives. Dr. Eyal Zimlichman, Deputy Director General, Chief Medical Officer and Chief Innovation Officer at Sheba Medical Center, is the driving force behind the ARC platform.
The healthcare industry is ripe for disruption and data is shaping the future of healthcare. Data-driven solutions are developing to impact outcomes, healthcare economics and revolutionize the way in which we experience and receive care.
Sheba Medical Center is Israel's largest healthcare system, and houses one of the most comprehensive data records in the world- covering 25 years of data for millions of lives. The partnership will allow start-ups to access Sheba's extensive data infrastructure, a beta-site for product development and investments from Triventures.
Traditionally, start-ups seeking access to data face many barriers including finding centralized data sources, time and financial resources. Triventures ARC start-ups will have extensive access to data infrastructure and the largest medical data collection in Israel. They will gain access to 25 years of longitudinal, patient data for millions of lives through Sheba's unique enterprise data warehouse. Streamlined, simplified access to quality data will help our start-ups expedite development processes and reach minimally viable products in record time. If in the traditional oil economy, an oil rig was needed to generate value, in today's data economy, one needs a data rig to derive and drive value – Sheba offers healthcare the much-needed data rig to transform healthcare.
With Triventures ARC start-ups gain a one-stop "beta site" to accelerate development. In addition to data, they gain access to resources and stakeholders such as clinicians, researchers, patients, and clinical support. Triventures ARC is designed to allow for significant acceleration of proof of concept by linking product development to medical and clinical needs in a real-time care environment.
Joining Silicon Valley, Israel is emerging as the new global hub for healthcare innovation.
Data in a Centralized Healthcare System: Israel holds one of the most advanced and extensive medical data reservoirs in the world being the first to completely transition to electronic medical records over 25 years ago. Israel's 8 million citizens receive care via one of four HMOs so rather than highly siloed data across numerous providers, Israel's retains concentrated, longitudinal, digital data from cradle to grave in one system.
Cross-Sector Experience: Israeli healthcare start-ups benefit from cross-sector expertise and technologies. Increasingly, founders with non-medical backgrounds bring exceptional skill-sets in AI, machine learning, deep learning, optics, sensing and more into the healthcare vertical.
Government Support: Israel has a long history of governmental support to accelerate innovation and create a business-friendly environment. The Israeli government actively encourages R&D activities through numerous incentive programs for companies and entrepreneurs in the ecosystem.
Investment Outlook: Israel holds over 1,400 life science companies and experienced an 81% growth over the past decade with more than 130 companies being founded every year.The data-driven transformational healthcare sector in Israel continues to expand with 500 active companies as of year-end 2017 (source: Startup Nation Central).
A fundamental pillar of Triventures' strategy to date rests on close interaction with the industry. Triventures ARC combines the respective networks of Triventures and Sheba Medical Center, offering an unmatched network of industry leaders, healthcare systems and technology companies.
Triventures strongly believes in the value of strategic partnerships and is proud to name among its Limited Partners industry leaders such as Medtronic, Abbott, Cardinal Health, Philips, St. Jude Medical, Johnson & Johnson, Boston Scientific, Intermountain Healthcare, Edmond De Rothschild, Samsung and Nikon.
Sheba has developed strategic partnerships with global stakeholders such as Google, Novartis, Janssen, Philips and Deloitte. Sheba's Network of relationships with leading healthcare systems in the U.S. includes Mount Sinai, Mayo Clinic Health System, Sunnybrook Health Science Center, Stanford Health Care, Jefferson, Intermountain Healthcare, McGill University Health Center, Henry Ford Health System and Massachusetts General Hospital.


Come and enjoy a nostalgic journey and share in the excitement of some of NZs rich aviation history at Classic Flyers Aviation Museum. With over 5000 items on display, this is an exciting place for families and enthusiasts alike. Use your general admission to discover this operational museum including a Pilot and souvenir shop and themed cafe with great food and coffee.
The museum showcases some of NZs best Classic and Vintage aircraft along with static and hands-on displays. Memorabilia can be viewed throughout three hangars as well as an outdoor interactive area. Enjoy a great coffee and fabulous food prepared by chefs onsite while appreciating truly unique surroundings.


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Every Formula One driver is fast, but is the race winner really the fastest? Since 2007 DHL has defined a new standard of speed with the 'DHL Fastest Lap Award'. One driver sets the fastest lap at each race - the award will go to the man who sets the most over the season. To win will require pure speed - something DHL, as the world's leading logistics provider and Official Logistics Partner of Formula 1, uses to achieve its goals, shortening international routes, facilitiating global trade and making the world a smaller place.


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Mitsubishi T-2 Photo etch
Reviewed by: Jim Pearsall - IPMS# 2209
Company: Platz
Product / Stock #: M72-21
Base Kit: Hasegawa T-2
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The Mitsubishi T-2 was a supersonic trainer for the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF). Like the T-38 and F-5 in the US, it was used as an aggressor aircraft and demonstration team mount as well as the original trainer mission. The T-2 used the same engine as the SEPECAT Jaguar, the Rolls Royce Turbomeca Adour, built in Japan by Ishikawajima - Harima Heavy Industries. The Jaguar T.2 and the Mitsubishi T-2 look similar, but they're definitely not the same aircraft. It's a case of engineers with the same problem coming up with similar solutions.
The Hasegawa kit of the T-2 was originally released with decals for the "Blue Impulse" demonstration team. It has been recently re-released with new decals for JASDF aggressors. I bought a Blue Impulse kit at a swap meet, and thought one of the canopies was missing. Also, the decals had been cut up and several were missing. So I went out and bought one of the aggressor kits to get the needed canopy and decals. Later the missing canopy part turned up, so I now have one built and one in the stash.
The PE and instructions are from Eduard, with the non-pictorial instructions printed in Japanese. The PE set upgrades the cockpit with new consoles which include throttles, panels with handles, seat belts, canopy details, and additions/corrections for the ejection seats. There are also detail parts for the landing gear and antennas.
The Hasegawa kit has OK decals for the panels and consoles. The PE is much more colorful and attractive. The kit seats are under-detailed, but the kit included pilot figures which would cover this deficiency. With the addition of the seat belts and other detailing, the seats are really eye-catching.
After assembling the cockpit and putting it inside the fuselage, I noted that there is a seam that runs under the nose. And there are 4 antennas which make it a real chore to clean up this seam. The PE replacement antennas make this far easier, as you just cut off the kit parts, which are way too thick anyway, and when the painting is done, add the PE items. Since the aggressor I built had a false canopy under the nose, it was fairly easy to add the PE items, but pretty hard to see.
The addition of detail inside the canopies also adds a lot to the kit. The canopy latch is shown here. There's also a pair of mirrors on each canopy plus a grab handle between the mirrors. Great stuff.
Probably the best addition to the landing gear is the new PE front nose gear door, which can be seen in the antenna picture. It goes with a new PE actuator arm. The main gear has door actuators added for both doors which aren't on the base kit.
Recommended. This is a really nicely done add-on / correction for an older kit. The Hasegawa kit is not expensive, especially by today's standards, and this add-on brings a so-so kit into the 21st Century.
Kit cockpit tub and seats
Finished cockpit
Detail on finished canopy
Completed kit starboard side
Completed kit from nose


Discussion in 'General Philosophy' started by river, Mar 28, 2017.
If we don't get ologies right , then we will never survive .
The truth is what science should be after , beyond politics , beyond money , beyond ego .
Is truth , what is really going on , about knowledge .
Knowledge is about truth .
Without truth there is only what we think , not what is really , true .
So far what is really found , does not reflect the realitiy of ologies .
Political correctness , and the like is what many hold dear .
When we come to the point of a mature being , then we come to a truth of ourselves .
That Humanity can only survive without blinders to our history , ancient history and to our full potential.
Living in ignorance is more convenient.
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How many ologies are there river?
Astrology scientology numerology.... Can you make a list?
Your observation has to do with the difference between the processing of memory, via emotions versus via intellect. For example, PC is all about emotions and not intellect. It is based on feelings, leading to a narrow way of looking at reality. Intellect is not about emotions, so there is more flexibility in terms of data. If you don't do along with PC and its sentiments, you are isolated by walls other will set up. If we remove emotions, these walls can come down. But as long as emotions rules, its nature is to omit data that is not consistent with the group hug.
In the early days, connected to the invention of psychology, humans began exploring their emotional natures, since the narrowing affect of emotions was often found to be the source of many types of psychological and adaptation problems. The emotions can fixate and not see the other side. One can fixate of sadness and not see the good things that are part of one's life. Therapy was useful since it made the emotions conscience, so a more open intellect was able to leave the box of emotional fixation.
In more recent times, the political left distorted this healthy approach of going from emotions to intellect, to attempting to go from intellect to emotions. It tries to make men more in touch with their feelings, thereby placing male intellect second to feelings. This narrowing of the mind and data set, allows anything to appear to go, even bad science, since in the confines of a narrowed reality data set and the proper feeling, anything can appear kosher. Intellect uses a larger data set, which can't be seen by emotions, and often appears wrong to the emotional dominant. Truth can appear wrong and wrong can appear right of wrong caters to the emotional ambience.
If you look at Trump haters, the emotion is hate, Their data set only contains data that reinforces the hate. It can;'t think outside that box, since data outside will induce conflicting emotions that can get you exiled from the group hug. Good therapy will attempt to show how emotions can narrow the data field into its own image, such that truth cannot be seem beyond a narrow box of truth, that is not objective with intellect.
The English suffix '-logy' or '-ology' derive from a Greek word that meant 'speech'. Today in English, they more often refer to writing.
What precedes the suffix indicates the nature or subject of the speech/writing.
Hence 'trilogy' in literature suggests threefold writing. 'Homology' means something like 'are said to be the same'.
In English, '-ology' often indicates scholarly or scientific writing or speech. That can indicate broad subject areas such as 'theology' (scholarly speech/writing about the gods), 'biology' (scholarly speech/writing about life) or 'geology' (scholarly speech/writing about the earth).
It can also be used in more technical ways, such as 'orthology' in evolutionary molecular genetics. 'Orthology' (and 'ortholog') means something like 'said ('-logy') to be 'straight' ('ortho-', from another Greek word) meaning in this technical usage two identical/similar sequences of DNA that are derived from an evolutionary line of descent.
In most areas of scholarship, including science, it often helps to know a little Greek and Latin so that the technical vocabulary starts to make sense.
Even in Ancient Greek times there was a distinction between the two meanings of the suffix, and while the suffixes shared a common root (a word meaning "to speak") they were actually different sources.
One meaning refers to a speech or writing, so, as you say, trilogy would be a collection of three writings, speeches, stories etc. This derives directly from the Greek word "logos" meaning speech, writing, story.
The other meaning, however, even in Ancient Greek, already meant "the study of...". This derives from the Greek word "-leg" or "-log" meaning "someone who speaks about...". A theolog, for example, would be someone who speaks about the matter of god(s).
From that you get "-logos" meaning "the study of..." which is where we get words like theology.
It's a subtle difference in roots, I suppose, but worth noting.
Anything that follows logic is an -ology.
And then there are -ologies that do not follow logic, such as Astrology.
While "logic" does originally come from the same root word "logos", it actually comes more directly from the Greek word "logike" meaning reasoning, although "logos" was often used to mean "reason".
So while it might seem that -ologies follow logic, the relationship is really only in the etymology of the words rather than anything more formal.
ology ; 1) denoting a subject of study or interest .
. denoting a type of discourse .
There is no downward arrow ; so French to logie ; Medieval Latin to logia .
Oh..#1 is what I was referring to , to be clear .
Even with their vastly poorer conceptions of the world and outright myths, people of ancient times still outputted practical inventions and schemes which enabled them to control and utilize the resources of their environment to a lesser magnitude than today. Which is to say, rather than chasing after the philosophical idealist's long love-affair with the wandering butterfly of "truth", the emphasis should be on outputting effective or successful abstract and concrete tools (predictive and progress-enabling models, methods, engineering standards, technology, etc).
A truth claim with a generic FITB placeholder like "This descriptive or prescriptive account and the way it is indexed / catalogued conforms to reality" isn't objectively found ready-made under a rock minus the mediation of human processes. It is information approved or set by the preferences and aims of an artificial system. Science disciplines are managed by the latter. Their canon for operation might embrace an underlying theme of trying to mimic the dispassion of overall existence (organization without intent and understanding) or trying to not to be guided by personal and political concerns ("how _X_ affects me and / or my tribe"). But in the end scientists and academic wonks are still "interested and involved" agents like everyone else, albeit mitigated in that respect.
There's a final possibility that many physicists abhor. It could be that the universe restricted freedom of choice from the very beginning — that every measurement was predetermined by correlations established at the Big Bang. "Superdeterminism," as this is called, is "unknowable," said Jan-Åke Larsson, a physicist at Linköping University in Sweden; the cosmic Bell test crew will never be able to rule out correlations that existed before there were stars, quasars or any other light in the sky. That means the freedom-of-choice loophole can never be completely shut.
It's not so much a matter of autonomy for scientists, as just random degrees of freedom being available in the course of experiments and theory-making which would eventually sift-out other possible routes than just the single, circuitous path that science was monotonously pre-ordained to follow (in the context of superdeterminism).
Jolly good, keep it up.
There is an explanation for super determinism, that can be understood using an analogy. If you look through both of your eyes, you can see the world in 3-D. If you cover one of your eyes, you will loose depth perception; z-axis, and the world appears to become more 2-D. Picture the scenario of researching the science of motion with a patch on one eye. Since the third dimension is not as clear cut, your models of motion will not adequately express 3-D, since you can't see in 3-D. Instead your theory will appear more 2-D but with a random variable, due to reality being 3-D. Models will seem logical and consistent with what is seen with one eye, but will need a fudge factor due to the 3-D affects you can't directly see with one eye but are part of 3-D reality.
The same is true of the brain. We have two sides of the brain, however, we can only be conscious of one side at a time. For science, the conscious side is primarily the left side of the brain. The right side, still works but has an unconscious patch. Our models of reality, will reflect this limitation, such that we will conclude that super determinism; 3-D, is not possible but rather reality is 2-D plus random. The limitation is not based on reality but on the unconscious patch.
It is possible to use both sides of the brain, but one at a time. The affect is like having two eyes, where you alternate opening and closing each eye, so only one is open at a time. This adds the third dimension and eliminates random. This is more than likely an evolutionary path for the humans of the future, that will transform knowledge away from a flat world ruled by random pixies to one in 3-D super determinism.


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Liberty Latin America and América Móvil Combine Their Chilean Operations, VTR and Claro Chile, to Create a New Joint Venture
By: Liberty Latin America Ltd. via Business Wire
October 06, 2022 at 13:30 PM EDT
ClaroVTR plans to offer greater connectivity solutions and accelerate digital development in Chile
Liberty Latin America Ltd. ("Liberty Latin America" or "LLA") (NASDAQ: LILA and LILAK, OTC Link: LILAB) and América Móvil S.A.B. de C.V. ("América Móvil" or "AMX") (BMV: AMX, NYSE: AMX and AMOV) confirm that the Chilean National Economic Prosecutor's Office (FNE) has approved the announced agreement to combine their respective Chilean operations, VTR and Claro Chile, to form a 50:50 joint venture (the "JV"). The operators have met all contractual obligations and have completed the transaction.
ClaroVTR will be led by newly-appointed Chief Executive Officer, Alfredo Parot. Parot recently joined Claro Chile as General Manager and, prior to that, spent 16 years at Entel Chile in a variety of senior commercial, operational, and technology roles.
Balan Nair, CEO of Liberty Latin America, and Daniel Hajj, CEO of América Móvil, commented: "This is an important moment that will transform the telecommunications industry in Chile as we are now cleared to accelerate the country's digital and connectivity goals for Chileans. The combination of VTR and Claro will create a new company that will generate greater benefits for both consumers and businesses and will further stimulate economic and social development by increasing access and coverage to more people in more places across the country."
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Oshawa, Ontario On The Rise Despite GM Setbacks
— Sep 19, 2016
As the deadline of a strike looms at 11:59 p.m. this evening for Unifor GM Canada workers, things are beginning to look bleak. Without new investment and product, the Oshawa, Ontario assembly plant will likely close before the year 2020, displacing employees.
But, as Automotive News reports, Oshawa isn't the GM city it once was. And that's not all bad.
A new university, cancer center and nuclear plant expansion have made Oshawa one of the fastest growing labor markets in the country, attracting new workers who may never be a part of General Motors.
Oshawa continues to diversify its employment through technology, education and healthcare. As the report states, more students study game development than automotive engineering.
And despite the GM-Oshawa woes, BMO Capital Markets ranked Oshawa first in the country in its latest Regional Labour Market Report Card.
Oshawa will likely always be a GM town, but it's not the city many once knew. For many new employees, that's for the better.
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A total of 262,147 vehicles were produced in our plant in 2015 (or 718 per day), for a total of $5.8 billion worth of vehicles and parts for the year, or $16 million per day. General Motors can afford to invest in Oshawa
In Oshawa, auto workers contributed $94 million in income, payroll and sales taxes (or $257,000 per day) That money goes to support services that we all depend upon, such as health care, education and social services. These contributions are key to the health and well-being of our community in DurhamRegion and the GTA #GMOshawaMatters
While the University expands, consumer demands and economic spending will decrease without an automotive industry East of Toronto. Could the loss of the auto industry, be the tipping point that brings Ontario to it's knees again? I hope not.
Glad my Camaro was built north of the border….. Thanks Oshawa…..
I am very pleased with my Oshawa built 2016 Regal. But a diverse workforce and other career opportunities are always a good thing. That said, I hope GM continues to play a large role in their local economy.
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This is what happens when big business pulls out of a town or city where a significant part of the surrounding population is dependent upon it not only for income and but also the town's economic viability.
I'm the proud owner of a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro convertible built at the Oshawa plant. "Thank you" to all plant employees who had a hand in building my Camaro. I hope GM will find a way to want to keep the plant operating.
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Makeba Mooncycle Drops New Music
2020 has been a wild year, but it is so refreshing to see artists power through and release their creativity for fans to listen to during a difficult time. One such artist we recently came across is Makeba Mooncycle who has an awesome sound. She has a unique hip-hop sound and recently released a full album. We had the opportunity to interview the rising rapper to learn more about her new project and goals for the future!
Makeba is originally from Atlanta, Georgia and moved to New York with her family at the age of 3. She grew up in Brooklyn and Queens, New York. "Growing up I loved KRS One, Rakim, Slick Rick, Dougie Fresh, Salt N Pepa Finesse, and Synquis. I also love Run DMC, Juice Crew and MC Lyte, and Queen Latifah. I love a variety of hip-hop," she said. Makeba used these inspirations to work on her own sound and has made strides in recent years.
"My latest project is called 'The Gibbous 2020' and has been released on all platforms via Distro Kid on June 21," she told our TapSongz Team. We absolutely loved how the project turned out keeping us engaged for all 11 tracks! "Twenty years ago I released a vinyl project called 'The Gibbous' through Buka Entertainment. Buka Entertainment was a company of Lone Catalyst J. Rawls and Jay Sands. I recorded a song with Talib Kweli called 'Lunchroom Classics' produced by J. Rawls. He said more people needed to hear me so he offered to release an EP which led to the release of 'The Gibbous'," she said. "Since this June made 20 years since the release of the vinyl version and it was never released digitally, I wanted to make it happen," Mooncycle added.
We absolutely loved how the entire album turned out, proving to Makeba Mooncycle's ability to differentiate herself in a crowded hip-hop industry. "Love Somebody" is track number five and has an awesome beat that perfectly displayed Makeba's talents as an artist. Her full potential is exhibited on "Grand Rising" where she throws her entire talent at the track, full of emotion. The song has a throwback vibe to it and is addicting to listen to as it can easily be put on repeat.
As for future goals, Makeba is excited about her future and potential. "I have never been on my own world tour, but I have performed in the New York City area, Washington D.C., and Senegal, Dakar," she said. "I am going to continue to release music in another project by Buck Oner through Anarchy Records. I have a single out called 'Never Ending Story', which I'm featured on with the amazing Cheena Black," she added. Makeba also has two other projects dropping before the end of the year!
Our TapSongz Team had a pleasure interviewing Makeba Mooncycle and getting to know her latest album. From the cover art to the final track everything was smooth and professional and we love her sound. Be sure to support Makeba by tossing her a follow on Twitter and giving her new album a listen on Spotify linked below! Big things are ahead for the rising rapper and we can't wait to follow her journey. Here at TapSongz, we thank you for reading this feature article as we continue finding tomorrow's greatest music today!
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Delta Scuti (δ Sct, δ Scuti) este o stea gigantă din constelația Scutul. Cu o magnitudine aparentă vizuală de 4,72, această stea este a cincea cea mai luminoasă din constelația din care face parte. Analize făcute asupra paralaxei în timpul misiunii Hipparcos au plasat steaua la o distanță de aproximativ 202 ani-lumină de Soare.

Denumirea de Delta Scuti a fost una ulterioară fostei denumiri de 2 Aquilae.

Delta Scuti este o stea variabilă, fiind prototipul tipului de stele variabile Delta Scuti; Delta Scuti prezintă fluctuații ale luminozității în magnitudinea aparentă de +4,60 până la +4,79 într-o perioadă de 4,65 ore.

Această stea are doi companioni: Delta Scuti B, de magnitudine +12,2 și situat la o distanță aparentă de 15,2 secunde de arc, și Delta Scuti C, de magnitudine +9,2, situat la 53 de secunde de arc.

În 1,1 până la 1,2 milioane de ani, Delta Scuti se va apropia la circa 10 ani-lumină de Sistemul nostru Solar, și va deveni cea mai strălucitoare stea de pe cerul nocturn, atingând o magnitudine de -1,84.

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TALLAHASSEE — Potential environmental impacts from a series of controversial toll-road projects could start to be known shortly after the start of the new year.
Will Watts, chief engineer for the Florida Department of Transportation, said Wednesday that preliminary routes for the three projects will be based on input from task forces over the next couple of months, with a focus on what to "avoid and minimize first."
"Once we understand where we don't want to go, from an environmental standpoint, then lines will start being drawn in January," Watts told members of the House Transportation & Tourism Appropriations Subcommittee.
With Senate President Bill Galvano, R-Bradenton, making the issue a priority, lawmakers this spring passed a plan aimed at building and extending toll roads. The proposed roads are intended to expand the Suncoast Parkway from the Tampa Bay area to Jefferson County; extend the Florida Turnpike west to connect with the Suncoast Parkway; and add a new multi-use corridor, including a toll road, from Polk County to Collier County.
The projects were put on a fast track, with three task forces created to consider issues such as routes and environmental impacts. But the timeline for mapping out initial routes, in advance of project development and environmental studies, appeared "pretty fast" to House Transportation & Tourism Appropriations Chairman Jay Trumbull, R-Panama City.
Trumbull told reporters that maybe "a few more" task force meetings are needed before preliminary lines are set.
"I would imagine the onus is on the department to make sure there is enough public input, so it doesn't look like a card trick," Trumbull said.
Watts said that the project development and environmental study process, takes some time because of required environmental documentation.
"So, the earlier we can start the planning and segmentation, the earlier we can start PD&E," Watts said.
The task forces — known as the "Multi-use Corridors of Regional Economic Significance," or M-CORES, task forces — have met once, in a joint introductory session in August. Two of the panels will meet again next week.
Watts said after Wednesday's meeting that no routes have been drawn for the roads.
The legislation establishing the task forces outlined environmental areas to avoid, such as springs, aquifers and conservation lands.
"Building new facilities is not something new to the department," Watts said. "We try to avoid and minimize all environmental areas as best we can."
Galvano has described the roads as a "new approach" in planning the state's future, reducing congestion, providing alternative evacuation routes and offering a way to "revitalize" rural communities through the expansion of broadband, water and sewer infrastructure.
But the proposals have drawn opposition from some environmental groups, particularly the Sierra Club and the Florida Conservation Voters, which have argued that extending or adding toll roads would lead to sprawling development and endanger habitats.
The roads have been backed by organizations such as the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Associated Industries of Florida, the Florida Ports Council and the Florida Trucking Association.
The task forces are comprised of local officials, environmentalists, representatives of agricultural interests, transportation planners, members of business groups and educators.
Despite his concerns about fast-tracking where the routes may go, Trumbull said the roads will result in a "significant investment" in parts of the state.
"Those are big dollar amounts that employ a lot of people," Trumbull said. "These are economic drivers to some counties."
A final report to the governor and Legislature is supposed to be ready by Oct. 1, 2020. Construction would begin by the end of 2022, with the roads open to traffic before Dec. 31, 2030. Lawmakers designated $45 million toward the work in the current year, with annual funding expected to grow to $140 million.
The Northern Connector Task Force, which will study the extension of the turnpike, will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the College of Central Florida Citrus Learning Center in Lecanto. A day later, the Suncoast Connector Task Force, which will study the extension of the Suncoast Parkway to Jefferson County, will meet at 10 a.m., also at the Lecanto facility.
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Вацлав Хавел ( Праг, 5. октобар 1936 — Влчице, 18. децембар 2011) је био чешки политичар и један од кључних људи током покрета Плишана револуција. Хавел је био последњи председник Чехословачке и први председник Чешке. Он је служио као последњи председник Чехословачке од 1989. до распада Чехословачке 1992, а затим и као први председник Чешке од 1993. до 2003. Као писац чешке књижевности познат је по драмама, есејима и мемоарима.

Хавелова партија Грађански форум играла је значајну улогу улогу у Плишаној револуцији која је срушила комунизам у Чехословачкој 1989. године. Он је преузео место председника убрзо након тога, а поново је изабран уз велику подршку следеће године и након Словачке независности 1993. Хавел је имао кључну улогу у демонтажи Варшавског пакта и проширења чланства у НАТО-у на исток. Многи од његових ставова и политика, попут противљења словачкој независности, осуде чехословачког третмана Судетских Немаца после Другог светског рата и давања опште амнестије свима који су били затворени у комунизму, били су веома контроверзни у његовој земљи. Као такав, на крају свог председништва уживао је већу популарност у иностранству него код куће. Хавел је наставио живот јавног интелектуалца и након председавања, покренувши неколико иницијатива, укључујући Прашку декларацију о европској савести и комунизму, -{VIZE}- 97 фондацију и годишњу конференцију Форум 2000.

Хавелова политичка филозофија била је антипотрошачка, хуманитарна, еколошка, грађански активистичка и директно демократсја. Он је подржавао је Чешку странку зелених од 2004. до своје смрти. Током свог живота добио је бројна признања, укључујући Председничку медаљу за слободу, Гандијеву награду за мир, Филаделфијску медаљу слободе, орден Канаде, Награду за четири слободе, Награду амбасадора савести и Хано Р. Еленбоген грађанску награду. Академска 2012–2013. година на Европском колеџу именована је у његову част. Неки га сматрају једним од најважнијих интелектуалаца 20. века. Међународни аеродром у Прагу преименован је у Аеродром Вацлава Хавела Праг 2012. године.

Биографија
Родио се у предузетничкој и интелектуалној породици која је била повезана са догађајима у Чешкој 1920. и 1940. године. Због тога, комунистички режим му је забранио да студира након завршеног потребног школовања. То је разлог зашто је отишао у хемијску лабораторију. Такође је дописно завршио још неке школе. Већ као тинејџер, објављивао је драме које су извођене и донеле су му и међународни престиж. Био је активан судеоник покрета Прашко прољеће 1968. године. Због тога је стављен под присмотру власти које су га често злостављале. Најдуже је у затвору провео четири године.

Један од људи са којим се јавно свађао је познати писац Милан Кундера. Када је дошла 1989. и када су демократске промене захватиле Европу, Хавел се поново укључио у револуционарно деловање. Као председник организације Цивилни форум, био је један од оних са којима су комунисти морали преговарати. Од 1989. до 1992. био је девети председник Чехословачке, а од 1993. до 2003. био је председник Чешке у два мандата. Његов пријатељ Иван Медек је именован директор Канцеларије председника Републике (канцелар). Иако демократскији него Владимир Мечјар из суседне Словачке, био је ипак мета критика и контроверзи, посебно јер је укинуо смртну казну.

Био је велики заговорник бомбардовања Срба у Републици Српској а касније (1999) и Србије. Творац је флоскуле "Хуманитарно бомбардовање"

Женио се два пута, прва супруга Олга није се свиђала његовој мајци. Ипак, била је слављена као светица у очима чешког народа. Након Олгине смрти, други пут се оженио глумицом, данас познатом као Дагмар Хавлова.

Како је Хавел био страсни пушач, дијагнозиран му је рак плућа у децембру 1996. Но, успео је да га победити.

Добио је многе награде, међу којима и ону Амнести интернашонала због његове борбе за људска права.

Смрт
Преминуо је 18. децембра 2011. у 10.15, у 76. години живота. Због дуготрајних здравствених компликација се у последњим месецима живота није појављивао у јавности, већ је живео миран живот у породичној викендици у селу Храдечек у Трутнова. У јавности се последњи пут појавио 10. децембра 2011, при дочеку свог дугогодишњег пријатеља Далај Ламе, који је у Праг дошао на Хавелов позив.

Радови

Збирке поезије
 Čtyři rané básně (Four Early Poems)
 Záchvěvy I & II, 1954 (Quivers I & II)
 První úpisy, 1955 (First promissory notes)
 Prostory a časy, 1956 (Spaces and times)
 Na okraji jara (cyklus básní), 1956 (At the edge of spring (poetry cycle))
 Antikódy, 1964 (Anticodes)

Драме
 Life Ahead/You Have Your Whole Life Ahead of You, 1959, (Život před sebou)
 Motomorphosis/Motormorphosis, 1960/1961, (Motomorfóza)
 Ela, Hela, and the Hitch, 1960/1961, (Ela, Hela a stop)
 An Evening with the Family, 1960, (Rodinný večer)
 Hitchhiking, 1961, (Autostop), with Ivan Vyskočil
 The Best Years of Missis Hermanová, 1962, (Nejlepší rocky paní Hermanové)
 The Garden Party (Zahradní slavnost), 1963
 The Memorandum (or The Memo), 1965, (Vyrozumění)
 The Increased Difficulty of Concentration, 1968, (Ztížená možnost soustředění)
 Butterfly on the Antenna, 1968, (Motýl na anténě)
 Guardian Angel, 1968, (Anděl strážný)
 Conspirators, 1971, (Spiklenci)
 The Beggar's Opera, 1975, (Žebrácká opera)
 Audience, 1975, (Audience)
 Unveiling, 1975, (Vernisáž)
 Mountain Hotel 1976, (Horský hotel)
 Protest, 1978, (Protest)
 Mistake, 1983, (Chyba)
 Largo desolato 1984, (Largo desolato)
 Temptation, 1985, (Pokoušení)
 Redevelopment, 1987, (Asanace)
 The Pig, or Václav Havel's Hunt for a Pig (Prase, aneb Václav Havel's Hunt for a Pig), 1987
 Tomorrow, 1988, (Zítra to spustíme)
 Leaving (Odcházení), 2007
 Dozens of Cousins (Pět Tet), 2010, a Vanӗk play, a short sketch/sequel to Unveiling

Књиге које нису фикција
 The Power of the Powerless (1985) [Includes 1978 titular essay. Online]
 Living in Truth (1986)
 Letters to Olga (Dopisy Olze) (1988)
 Disturbing the Peace (1991)
 Open Letters (1991)
 Summer Meditations (Letní přemítání) (1992/93)
 Towards a Civil Society (1994)
 The Art of the Impossible (1998)
 To the Castle and Back (2007)

Књиге белетристике за децу
 Pizh'duks

Филмови
 Odcházení, 2011

Референце

Литература

 Commentaries and Op-eds by Václav Havel and in conjunction between Václav Havel and other renowned world leaders for Project Syndicate.
 "Excerpts from The Power of the Powerless (1978)", by Václav Havel. "Excerpts from the Original Electronic Text provided by Bob Moeller, of the University of California, Irvine."
 "The Need for Transcendence in the Postmodern World" (Speech republished in THE FUTURIST magazine). Приступљено 19 December 2011
 . Czech.cz (Official website of the Czech Republic), 10 September 2007. Приступљено 21 December 2007. On personal responsibility, freedom and ecological problems.
 Two Messages Václav Havel on the Kundera affair, English, salon.eu.sk, October 2008
 Keane, John. Václav Havel: A Political Tragedy in Six Acts. New York: Basic Books. . (A sample chapter [in HTML and PDF formats] is linked on the author's website, "Books" .)
 Kriseová, Eda. Václav Havel. Trans. Caleb Crain. New York: St. Martin's Press. .
 Pontuso, James F. Václav Havel: Civic Responsibility in the Postmodern Age. New York: Rowman & Littlefield. .
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 Symynkywicz, Jeffrey. Václav Havel and the Velvet Revolution. Parsippany, New Jersey. .

Спољашње везе

 Václav Havel
 Václav Havel kao Predsjednik Češke Republike (cs)
 Чешка: Умро Вацлав Хавел ("Вечерње новости", 18. децембар 2011)
 After the Velvet, an Existential Revolution? dialogue between Václav Havel and Adam Michnik, English, salon.eu.sk, November 2008
 Warner, Margaret. "Online Focus: Newsmaker: Václav Havel" . The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. PBS, broadcast 16 May 1997. Приступљено 21 December 2007. (NewsHour transcript.)
 Václav Havel Official website
 Václav Havel Library, Prague
 Knihovna Vaclava Havla (Vaclav Havel Library) at Google Cultural Institute
 Encyclopædia Britannica's biography of Václav Havel
 Watch Citizen Havel, a film about Václav Havel, at www.dafilms.com

 Václav Havel archive from The New York Review of Books
 Havel at Columbia: Bibliography: Human Rights Archive
 Radio Prague's detailed account of Havel's life
 Bio of Václav Havel
 New York Times obit
 The Havel Festival
 The Dagmar and Václav Havel Foundation
 Last interview, given to The European Strategist
 Václav Havel Freedom Collection interview
 Комунизам, Источна Европа и Чехословачка: Вацлав Хавел - инжењер Плишане револуције (Б92, 18. децембар 2021)

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The Centre for Law and the Environment at UCC is hosting a conference on Friday, 18 October 2019 on the theme Enforcing European Union Environmental Law. The event, which runs from 2pm-6.30pm, is open to the public and is free of charge.
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UCC School of Law Event to Discuss EU Environmental Law Enforcement
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Constitution Project at UCC Unveil Programme Ahead of Conference on "Sovereignty, Populism and Constitutional Politics"
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Annual Postgraduate Research Symposium on Environmental Law
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Legal Experts to Discuss Implications of Brexit on Criminal Law at UCC
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UCC School of Law Ranked Among the Top 150 Law Schools in the World
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Dr Mary Tumelty's Research Highlights The Need To Revisit the Term "Second Victim" in Cases of Medical Error
As a society, we can be guilty of perceiving medical practitioners to be infallible. In part, this may be a consequence of the esteem in which practitioners have traditionally been held, which reinforces our interpretation of what it means to be a medical professional.
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Call for Papers: Law and the Environment Conference 2019
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UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Cambodia to Deliver CCJHR Distinguished Lecture
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UCC School of Law Looking to Support and Host Applications to IRC Fellowship Programme
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Dr Maria Cahill Awarded a Laureate Visiting Fellowship at the University of Melbourne
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Exciting Programme of Speakers Announced Ahead of UCC Law Society Annual Conference
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UCC Law Student Demonstrates How Big Business is Exploiting Climate Change To Relocate Entire Zimbabwean Communities
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Exciting New Newsletter Published by UCC School of Law
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Developments in Mental Health Law Discussed at School of Law Conference
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The ruling and opposition parties yesterday okayed President Park Geun-hye's nomination for prosecutor general, while they disagreed over her selection of the minister to head the new future planning ministry.
The National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee confirmed yesterday Park's decision to name Chae Dong-wook, head of the Seoul High Prosecutors' Office, as the new prosecutor general. The 54-year-old veteran prosecutor received rare bipartisan backing after the committee questioned him at a hearing Tuesday.
Ruling and opposition parties said they concurred that Chae has rich experience in investigations and a strong will to reform the prosecution. He was also praised for good ethics.
A native of Seoul, Chae is a graduate of Seoul National University who passed the bar exam in 1982. Throughout his career, Chae investigated many high-profile cases involving political bigwigs. When he was a junior prosecutor, he took part in a special investigation into slush funds of former presidents Chun Doo Hwan and Roh Tae-woo. He also investigated Chun's military coup on Dec. 12, 1979 and the May 18 Democratization Movement.
The ruling and opposition parties, however, failed to agree on Park's choice of ministers who will head two new ministries.
Choi Mun-kee, a telecommunications technology expert, was nominated to lead the Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning, while Yoon Jin-sook, director at the Korea Maritime Institute, was nominated to head the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries.
Choi's nomination came last month after Kim Jeong-hun, a famed telecom entrepreneur from the United States, abandoned his nomination after opposition parties took pot shots at him and delayed bills to restructure the government and establish the new ministry.
Choi, former head of the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, the largest government funded research institute, was grilled Monday by the National Assembly's Committee on Science, ICT, Future Planning, Broadcasting and Communications.
The opposition Democratic United Party said Tuesday that Choi was unfit for the job due to his lack of understanding of the ministry's missions. The ruling Saenuri Party argued that Choi does not have serious shortcomings.
Yoon was grilled by lawmakers on the Agriculture, Food, Rural Affairs, Oceans and Fisheries Committee Tuesday and both the ruling and opposition parties are reluctant to confirm her.
"We scrutinized her ability to head the ministry and allegations that she speculated on real estate," Representative Yun Kwan-seok, spokesman of the DUP, said yesterday. "She was criticized for lacking abilities and ethics."
Although Yoon was nominated in February, her confirmation hearing only took place this week because of the National Assembly's delay in revising the Government Organization Act.
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During the confirmation hearing, Yoon failed to answer many basic questions about the ministry's operations, and lawmakers questioned if she was ready for the job.
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London Weather January Averages, United Kingdom
Temperature 5°C 41°F
High Temperature 6°C 43°F
Low Temperature 3°C 37°F
Day Temperature 5.8°C 42°F
Night Temperature 5.2°C 41°F
Sunshine Hours 1 hours
Rainfall 52 mm
Rainfall Days 19 days
London Weather for January 2020
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January Averages
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Tenerife 99288
Bali 93223
Cancun 90626
Lanzarote 81691
Gran Canaria 76710
Malta 71705
Marrakesh 69442
Rome 65623
London 62786
Dubai 57142
Maldives 49984
Fuerteventura 49556
Punta cana 48838
Sydney 46424
Paphos 42031
What's The Weather Like in London in January?
January is the coldest month in?London,?UK?when the winter season is underway. The city is cool and wet but milder when compared to many other northern European cities. It's a good time to visit if you want to avoid?crowds and queues at the city's attractions.
How Cold Is London In January?
Throughout the month, the?average temperature?remains constant at 5-6°C, with little variation.?Daily highs?are around 8°C over the course of January, rising above 12°C or going under 3°C very rarely.
The highest temperature?recorded in London in January is a surprisingly mild 17°C, with the lowest recorded temperature ever being a bracing -5°C.
How Wet Is London In January?
With 52mm of?rainfall?spread across 19 days throughout the month, it's almost guaranteed that you'll experience some rain on your trip.
January Snow and Fog
London experiences?snowfall?on an average of two days throughout January. Despite the rain, cloudiness and snowfall, London experiences less than one foggy day each month during January.
Average Sunshine Hours
There are around three hours of?sunshine?each day in London in January, a figure which varies according to how dense the cloud is on each given day.
How Windy Is London In January?
Throughout January, wind speed tends to vary from mild to moderate breezes, usually coming from a south-westerly direction, followed by the west and then the east.
London Hotels in January
The Staybridge Suites
The?Staybridge Suites London?is one of the?most popular places to stay in the capital. Located in the heart of Stratford City, this large hotel is set inside the Westfield Stratford City Shopping Centre and is only a five-minute walk from the 2012 Olympic Village.
The Stratford Tube Station is just a short walk away from where?you can access Central London in 20 minutes.
The Luna Simone Hotel
The?Luna Simone Hotel?is located in Victoria, close to a main Underground station?which you can use to get to London's main attractions and airport?quickly and easily. Established in 1970, this family-run hotel provides accommodation.??Although services and facilities are limited, the best thing about this hotel is its location - Big Ben, Parliament Square, and Westminster Abbey are all just a 20-minute walk away.
Ibis London Shepherd's Bush
Within easy access of the Westfield Shopping Centre and five-minutes from the Shepherd's Bush Tube Station, the?Ibis London Shepherd's Bush?is one of the best located hotels in the city.? Onsite dining options include all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet with traditional and continental options, restaurant with international a la carte menu for dinner, snack bar open throughout the day and bar which serves coffee, soft drinks and alcohol. Paid outdoor parking is available at a location nearby.
The Westbridge Hotel
If you're after a bit of luxury, check out?the Westbridge Hotel. This stylish boutique hotel is found in the centre of Stratford, only a short walk away from a myriad of shops, bars, restaurants and other attractions. Here you can choose from standard double rooms, standard twin rooms, double deluxe rooms and suites.
Restaurants and Bars in London in January?
Melt Room
Budget friendly and unbelievably tempting, the Melt Room in Soho is an ideal place for a not-so-healthy but delicious grilled sandwich snack. Averaging £5, chose from a range of cheesy fillings, meats or veggie options, grilled in rustic and freshly baked artisan bread.
Taberna do Mercado in Old Spitalfields Market is a small Portuguese?eatery serving tapas, charcuterie and cheeses. You'll find updated versions of well-loved and traditional Portuguese dishes here. For just under £10, order the ever-popular pork bifana, yeast mayo and fennel sandwich.
For a luxurious and delectable treat, book a reservation at Hawksmoor, Knightsbridge. Exquisite main course dishes as well as sandwiches and rolls served on the bar menu. For £25, experience The Tokyo. A lobster roll, slightly spiced, with the Japanese fruit yuzu, Kewpie mayonnaise and Sriracha. The char-grilled rib-eye Steak Sandwich will set you back £18.50!
The Shoreditch
The Shoreditch is a quirky and vibrant Tiki-themed hangout in East London, with happy hour deals all the way through the week. The bar features fresh and fruity cocktails, with DJs spinning their tunes every night.
London is famous for its quality Lebanese restaurants and Al Waha promises succulent Middle Eastern fare. This renowned West London establishment buzzes with diners throughout the week and offers a variety of?meze dishes to pick and choose from.?
Things to do in London in January
HintHunt
The weather can be quite cold and wet in London in January, so you're best off enjoying indoor activities at this time of year. If you're visiting the city as part of a group of adults, don't miss the chance to visit?HintHunt.
Tucked away into a side street close to the London Euston station, HintHunt is a game designed for small groups of three to five people who have an hour to work together to solve a number of increasingly challenging puzzles and mysteries in a tiny room in order to get out in time.
The puzzles are quite tough to solve, so visiting with young children is not recommended. There is only a handful of rooms available at any given time, so make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Culture vultures will be eager to see?Les Miserables?the longest running musical in the world. This classic performance focuses on the saga of Jean Valjean who, after 19 years on parole, is released from prison and struggles to get his life back on track.
Some of the most popular songs from the musical include I Dreamed a Dream, One Day More and At the End of the Day. Les Miserables is performed at the Queen's Theatre London and tickets get snapped up quickly, so make sure you book as far in advance as you can to ensure you get a good seat.
Bomber Command Memorial
If you're interested in Britain's history, stop off at the?Bomber Command Memorial. Dedicated to the 55,573 young members of the Bomber Command crew who lost their lives whilst fighting, this memorial is striking and can be very emotional. Don't forget to take your camera with you you won't want to miss the chance to snap some shots of this magnificent statue.
The Wallace Collection?is one of the most popular art attractions in London. This comprehensive museum is open every day and offers free admission to the 25 galleries which display all sorts of 18th?century French paintings, porcelain and furniture.
If you want to find out all you can about the art, join one of the free highlight tours which take place at 1pm each day. In addition to the regular displays, the Wallace Collection is also home to various temporary exhibitions, so there's always something new and interesting to see.
Visitors who are interested in politics should definitely pay a visit to the?Houses of Parliament?during their stay in London. The building is open to all local and overseas visitors who want to attend debates, sit in on committee meetings or enjoy a tour of the building.
Please note that essential refurbishment works are being carried out from early 2017 and will be completed by 2020. Plenty of alternative tours are on offer throughout the Houses of Parliament during this time. When you're finished exploring, don't forget to stop by the UK Parliament gift shop where you can pick up some presents for friends and family back home.
January events in London
New Year's Day Parade
Held on January 1st each year, the New Year's Day Parade takes place from Green Park to Westminster between noon and 3.15pm. Entertainment is provided by more than 8,500 performers representing various London boroughs, as well as countries from across the globe, who take part in dancing, acrobatics, cheerleading and music playing.
http://londonparade.co.uk/
London International Mime Festival
The London International Mime Festival offers 25 days of contemporary visual theatre divided into a large number of shows. There are all sorts of theatrical acts and performances being held throughout the festival and individual tickets are available to buy for each show, so you only have to pay for what you want to see.
http://www.mimelondon.com/
Londona€?s Short Film Festival
10th January 2020 to 19th January 2020
Londona€?s Short Film Festiva is split into three categories: Film Surgery in which you can submit your film and receive feedback, Panel Discussion in which each chosen film will be given tips on how to enhance it and Networking when youa€?ll have the chance to chat to like-minded film-makers. Dates to be confirmed for 2016.
http://shortfilms.org.uk/
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Burns Night is celebrated every year on the birthday of Robert Burns, the Scottish poet and lyricist who became a national icon. On this day loads of cafes and restaurants throughout the capital hold special Burns Night events, complete with traditional music, singing, dancing and food, so you can get into the Scottish spirit without ever having to leave London.
https://www.stylist.co.uk/life/recipes/burns-night-london-events-bars-restaurants-food-drink-scottis
The Chinese New Year festivities take place all across central London, including Trafalgar Square, Chinatown and Shaftesbury Avenue. Events kick off around 10am with the parade which takes place between Charing Cross Road and Shaftesbury Avenue, whilst the main Trafalgar Square stage will play host to all sorts of artists visiting from China. Throughout Chinatown there will be lion tamers, local performing artists, loads of traditional food and plenty of craft stalls.
https://www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/whats-on/special-events/chinese-new-year/top-10-tips-for-ch
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