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Giant Asteroid To Safely Zoom By Earth On TuesdayA giant asteroid, two and half times taller than the Empire State building, will pass by our planet on Tuesday, according to NASA.
Kendis Gibson Joins CBSMiami As Morning Co-AnchorThere's a new face coming to CBS4 News. Kendis Gibson has joined CBS Miami as a morning news co-anchor. Gibson will work alongside co-anchor Marybel Rodriguez on WFOR-TV's weekday 4:30-7:00 a.m. newscasts.
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MLB Clarifies Home Plate Collision Rule Major League Baseball sent a memo to teams and umpires clarifying this year's experimental rule intended to limit collisions at home plate, saying runners should not be called safe if the ball clearly beats them.
Marlins Edge Out 2-1 Win Over BravesJosh Johnson pitched six scoreless innings and Emilio Bonifacio homered to lead the Florida Marlins to a 2-1 win over the Atlanta Braves on Monday night.
Late Homer Lifts Brewers Over Marlins, 13-12Heath Bell knew he cost the Marlins the game, and it hurt.
Marlins To Wrap Series With Rays SundayJosh Johnson has experienced plenty of frustration over the past few years, having dealt with season-ending injuries in 2010 and 2011 and a rough start to 2012. Now, he's seemed to recapture the form that had the Miami Marlins believing he'd be their ace for years to come.
Marlins Top Rays 4-3 In 15 InningsScott Cousins' bat was a welcome addition to Miami's sputtering lineup. The center fielder had his first hits in more than a year, going 3 for 7 and delivering an RBI triple in the 15th inning that sent the Marlins to a 4-3 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday night.
Marlins' Cousins Switching NumbersWhen the Miami Marlins begin their new season in their new stadium Scott Cousins will be wearing a new number.
Marlins Rookie Receiving Death ThreatsFlorida Marlins rookie Scott Cousins spoke out Friday after being threatened by San Francisco general manager Brian Sabean.
Break Out The Broom: Marlins Sweep Pirates, 6-5Scott Cousins hit a grand slam, Brett Hayes added a three-run homer and the Florida Marlins beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-5 on Thursday night to finish a three-game sweep.
Mets Take Marlins In Game Two Of SeriesFlorida outfielder Scott Cousins took a risky gamble. Too risky, as it turned out.
Few Roster Spots Remain For MarlinsThere are only two days left for the Marlins spring training camp, and that means the competition for the final roster spots are coming down to the wire.


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Hi all, which method would I used to solve this type of limit??

A: Hint: Observe the left hand limit and the right hand limit. We have $\lim \limits_{x \to 0^-} \frac{1}{\sin x} = -\infty$ while $\lim \limits_{x \to 0^+} \frac{1}{\sin x} = \infty$

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Strategic Management Review > Vol 1 > Issue 1
Has Strategic Management Research Lost Its Way?
Paul L. Drnevich, Culverhouse College of Business, University of Alabama, USA, dren@ua.edu Joseph T. Mahoney, Gies College of Business, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, josephm@illinois.edu Dan Schendel, Krannert School of Management, Purdue University, USA, schendel@purdue.edu
Paul L. Drnevich, Joseph T. Mahoney and Dan Schendel (2020), "Has Strategic Management Research Lost Its Way?", Strategic Management Review: Vol. 1: No. 1, pp 35-73. http://dx.doi.org/10.1561/111.00000004
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The Theory–Practice Gap Problem and Benefits of its Closure
Exemplars of Problem-focused, Engaged, and Pragmatic Scholarly Discovery Logic
Bridging the Theory–Practice Gap: Identifying Issues, Problems, and Impediments
Practice-Side Issues: Changing Roles for Academics and Consultants
Research-Side Issues: Interdisciplinary Research and Institutions of Higher Learning
Research-Side Issues: Academic Journals, Societies, and Accreditation Organizations
Research-Side Issues: Further Suggested Solutions
Strategic management research has strayed from its primary focus on efficient and effective management practice. We suggest a refocusing of strategic management research, based on the logic of discovery of real-world phenomena and strategic problems, with the goals of better enabling scholars to refine existing and develop new management theories. We demonstrate that historically, such a pragmatic, engaged, and problem-focused process helped produce many of the seminal works, groundbreaking concepts, and core theories in the strategic management field. We express our concern that many scholars are no longer developing or practicing sufficient skills to generate such impactful research. We propose that re-adopting this logic of discovery within the knowledge production process of engaged scholarship can produce both scientifically rigorous and practically relevant research. Such a research approach both develops new theoretical contributions and bridges the theory-practice gap by addressing real-world problems (and thereby creating economic value). We discuss some of the existing impediments to doing so and suggest changes in incentive systems to reward scholars for producing impactful research that better serves the collective welfare of the school, the field, and society.
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A federal judge has appointed Kenneth Thompson, an attorney at the Baltimore-based law firm Venable, as monitor of the sweeping consent decree mandating local police reforms between Baltimore and the U.S. Department of Justice, reports the Baltimore Sun.
U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar made the appointment at the request of the two parties after a public selection process, under which Bredar said he was "confident that the public's input was heard."
In his order announcing the appointment, posted publicly Tuesday, Bredar noted that Thompson has "deep ties to a wide swath of the Baltimore community" and is a "seasoned litigator who understands well the role of the monitor and can ably navigate the many challenges, legal and otherwise, sure to arise during the life of the Consent Decree."
He wrote that the monitoring team includes law enforcement officials, civil rights prosecutors and community mediators with connections in Baltimore, and that the team members collectively "possess the requisite expertise and experience to successfully assist and oversee execution of the reforms mandated by the Consent Decree, and to do so in an efficient, transparent, and accountable manner."


Have you ever noticed how expensive airline tickets can be in the summer time? I'm always amazed that a route I've bought for $225-$250 in the fall, winter, or spring, suddenly becomes $300-$350 in the summer months. For an average family of four, that adds $300-$400 to your vacation budget. However, there is a way to keep a little more cash in your pocket when buying airline tickets. It's a cash and miles program where you use some of your airline miles to buy down the cost of your ticket and pay the remainder. Alaska Airlines is one of the few airline operators with this program.
I recently used 10,000 miles to buy down the cost of a $302 ticket to $194. This saved us $108 per ticket. It might not be the perfect use of miles; most data I've read puts a value of about 1.4 cents on each mile which would equate to $140. However, we kept $432 in our pocket, which is a great way to save money on our vacation. We'll also earn miles back for the flights themselves when we fly.
Alaska Air: Money & Miles Awards offer up to a 50% discount on most coach or First Class fares. Maximum discount is $100 (USD) off of the base fare for 10,000 Miles, or $200 (USD) off of the base fare for 20,000 Miles. You earn 100% of the miles flown (Mileage Plan™ Miles only) when traveling on this award. Miles earned count toward Elite Status.
Delta: only available to its Delta SkyMiles Credit Card members. Description of Delta's Pay with Miles program.
Another opportunity to use the points + cash program as a way to save is at hotels. We've personally used the cash and points program with Holiday Inn Express (Priority Club). The two chains I know that offer a Points & Cash program are IHG (Priority Club) and Starwood.
Again, I'm not claiming that this is the best "value" for your miles/points. I'm only expressing that it's a way to save money (cash) on your family vacation.
Are there any other airlines or hotels that I've missed? Please let me know in the comments below.
I love your cute blog design! Great travel tips, too!
Great idea for traveling on a budget! And of course always make sure that your kids have frequent flier accounts as soon as you have to start paying for their tickets at age 2, or earlier if you purchase a seat for them.
That's a great tip. We didn't do it originally and kicked ourselves once we realized how dumb it was to "waste" those miles!
We use Capital One and we haven't paid for tickets in a while. We do have a yearly fee but with as much as we fly to Texas to see my family it's totally worth it!
We LOVE our Capital One card! We applied for it when they ran that miles match promo (up to 100,000 miles) a couple of years ago. My husband loves the ease of using the purchase eraser!
Thanks for the great post! Many points programs will allow you to save money on your accommodations.
We're HiltonHonors members too and I just noticed they say they have a points and cash program too! I'll be sure to add them to this article. It's such a great way for traveling families to use points to save money since it can be hard to travel often enough to earn free nights.


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Neal Allar specializes in modern French and francophone poetry, postcolonial theory, and literary theory. His current book project explores the relationship between the poetry of the French avant-garde and the francophone Caribbean, with particular reference to the Martinican writer Édouard Glissant. This project is part of a broader interest in how francophone poets prompt us to reread and restructure the modern French poetry canon. His articles have appeared in The Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy and Parade sauvage, and his next article is forthcoming in Nineteenth-Century French Studies. He received the 2015 Naomi Schor Memorial Award from the Nineteenth-Century French Studies Association.
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An alleged Nomads gang boss who faces drug trafficking charges says he needs a computer in his cell while on remand waiting for trial.
Bikie boss wants laptop in his prison cell
by Sherele Moody
A BIKIE facing 10 years in prison for alleged drug trafficking wants the Department of Corrections to give him a laptop computer for use in his cell.
Paul Anthony Sullivan will go to trial in August on multiple offences including trafficking in a dangerous drug over allegations that he ran a multi-million dollar methamphetamine trafficking ring in southeast Queensland.
Brisbane Supreme Court heard yesterday that the alleged Nomads gang national vice-president was originally charged under Queensland's Vicious Lawless Association Disestablishment laws in September, 2015.
However, the VLAD "special circumstances" aspect of the charges has now been dropped.
Justice Helen Bowskill said Mr Sullivan faced at least 10 years in jail if he was convicted of the main trafficking offence.
The 46-year-old on Friday asked Justice Bowskill to release him on bail because the Department of Corrections refused to give him a laptop with CD drive for personal use.
Mr Sullivan needed the computer to go through more than 13,000 telephone intercepts that are part of the Crown's evidence for the trial.
Justice Bowskill said there was a computer available for use at the prison but Mr Sullivan was barred from the section of the prison where the computer was located.
Mr Sullivan's bail application was based around not receiving a fair trial if he could not access all of the evidence.
Justice Bowskill acknowledged Mr Sullivan had been on remand for more than three years and that the trial was still five months away.
However, she said there was a significant risk of "re-offending" and "interfering with witnesses" if he was released.
Justice Bowskill denied the application, saying the Public Prosecutor's office would fix the issue by printing the call transcripts out for Mr Sullivan.
This was Mr Sullivan's third application for bail. - NewsRegional
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Governments and corporations are threatening the freedom of the Internet.
Recent scandals prompted new debates on how secure the Internet is. Though some debates, both online and offline, exposed net-illiteracy of a big group of society, the simple truth is that in reality there's very little privacy left when you are online.
And it's no surprise, as "data collection" is becoming one of the core business models of the Internet industry. Of course, by sharing your data you get more relevant ads and information. It might help if you're lost traveling abroad or stuck in a traffic jam. But recent events proved that your data might as well end up somewhere you do not want—from governments to hackers, cybercriminals and other shady individuals.
And we are talking not just about people's personal privacy—corporations' security may suffer, too. In the days when private browsing is not that private, we turn back to… technology. Again. Can it protect our privacy online? Well, it seems that at least it can help to do so. Of course, we are all still responsible for when and where we upload our photos or publish personal details, but technology can hide our browsing, chatting, or purchasing activities from the all-seeing-eye. This technology is VPN or virtual private network.
The popularity of virtual private networks has grown dramatically, especially in the wake of all the recent data leaks and customer data theft scandals. Even if you trust your service providers or apps you are using, your data can still be leaked without any notice. But if you are using a VPN, like NordVPN, a middleman comes in between your computer and the Internet to protect you.
VPN service can be compared to a simple old-school letter. When you are sending a letter, usually you put it into an envelope to keep its contents from being read by a postman or courier. NordVPN does the same with your internet activities. It encapsulates and encrypts the data you're transmitting over the Internet and even if someone manages to get it, all they will see will be random letters, numbers, and symbols. That means that no one will be able to track sites you are visiting or content you submit.
NordVPN is very popular amongst people who travel a lot. Usually they work from hotels, airports, or coffee shops using public WiFi and those networks are ridiculously easy to hack, making them especially unsafe. If you are using a NordVPN, you can surf safely even on public WiFi's. VPN should already be part of the toolbox of every Internet user.
Here comes another NordVPN advantage. Internet providers and governments can be very selective about the content (or even pricing) they make available, but with NordVPN you can choose to route your data through a server located in another country. In this way, you can access content that for either economic or political reasons is off-limits to residents of your country.
I'm not interesting enough to be spied on.
Why is using NordVPN a good idea? So there are three main reasons. First of all, using a VPN service can keep your browsing history private, secondly, it allows you to access blocked websites and content, and finally, secure your browsing on public WiFi. By the way, some VPNs are getting handier if you are an active smartphone user. For example, NordVPN has dedicated Windows, Android, and Mac/iOS applications so you can feel safe on mobile networks.
While there exists free VPN services, they are almost always better when you have to pay for them. Free ones usually come with ads, are slow, or can have bandwidth limits. Have in mind that your VPN must be up to date in security, have enough maintained servers in different countries, and then a few dollars per month starts to sound like a reasonable price to pay for your privacy and security.
And if you ever had an idea that you are not especially important to be spied on… think twice. The fact is that at some point we all share data that can get us into trouble. If you want the ability to take control of your privacy and security while online, at the moment NordVPN is the most effective solution.


Play Like a Champion courses are offered by CYO Staff throughout the school year at various locations.
All Coaches must have a valid and current PLC Card. This is for Varsity, B and C level sports.
PLC Card Renewal process information is located further down this page.
PLEASE NOTE IF YOU ARE MORE THEN 15 MINS. LATE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO STAY.
THIS IS A GRACE PERIOD CLASSES START PROMPTLY AT SPECIFIED START TIME.
THE CLASS IS 2 HOURS LONG LATE ARRIVAL DELAYS THE CLASS PLEASE BE ON TIME.
NO GUESTS OR CHILDREN PLEASE THANK YOU.
Classes for the upcoming school year will be posted as they are confirmed.
The March 27th class will be the last class for the 2018-19 school year.
Note: if you are more than 15 minutes late, you will not be admitted to the class.
No children, guests or pets please.
Please note that all potential Volunteers who require a Live Scan will now be Live Scanned ONLY through the Archdiocese of Los Angeles using the Archdiocese form. The form will be available at all ADLA Fingerprinting locations. You do not need to take a form with you.
If the ADLA locations are full or there is not an available location nearby, the volunteer will need to click on the link below to request the ADLA form for third party fingerprinting.
http://oag.ca.gov/fingerprints. The DOJ fees are covered by the Archdiocese at all locations (as long Archdiocese form is used).
The rolling fee is what outside agencies are going to charge for physically rolling the fingerprints (It should be around $10-$25). As agreed upon before in several discussions, the Regional Director will determine who is responsible for that payment.
Please do not bring children or friends to the class. We have limited space and need all attendees to fully participate in the training.
Coaches that need to re-certify online to renew their cards must email Lillian Puentes to get the new PLC Link ( ). Do not call about the link. All requests must be via email.
Once the CYO has been notified of the coach's completion of the re-certification course, (course time requirement must be met), the new Coaches card will be mailed to the school upon receipt of the $30 fee payable to CYO-LA.
Admins/Coaches who have previously completed Online Recertification and have an expired card should also contact Lillian Puentes.


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Report: Team Ico Lead Leaves Sony
Eurogamer reports that Fumito Ueda, the director and lead designer behind Ico, Shadow of the Colossus and the highly anticipated The Last Guardian, has left the Sony-owned Team Ico studio. According to the report, Ueda continues to be involved in The Last Guardian, but only in a freelance role. Supposedly, Ueda's departure is one of the reasons why the development of The Last Guardian has been suffering delays. The game was originally scheduled for a release late this year, but has recently been postponed to an unspecified season in 2012.
As with all rumors, Sony has stated it will issue no comments.
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Keck282 says:
I just want this game to come out already. Taking too long to develop a game can hurt the final product. I have hopes that the game will be amazing, but they really need to show off what they have been working on to quell consumer suspicions (we haven't seen anything new since TGS 2009).
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Hope there's no more delays, I liked the look of this game since I first saw it, very cool, can't wait.
I think 'keck282' is right about Team Ico needing to show off more stuff, to keep fans etc looking forward to it.


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Name: "Ray-Ban Aviator"
Subcategory: Sunglasses
First producer: Bausch & Lomb (founded in 1853 by John Jacob Bausch and Henry Lomb)
Prototype made in: 1936
Production start: 1937 - Rochester, New York, USA
First price: 6.00 USD in 1939
Features: The prototype, known as "Anti-Glare", had plastic frames and green lenses that could cut out the glare without obscuring vision. It was remodeled with a metal frame the following year and rebranded as the "Ray-Ban Aviator".
Interesting facts: The history of the Ray-Ban Aviator dates back to the 1930s, when many US Army Air Service pilots were reporting that the glare from the sun was giving them headaches and altitude sickness. In 1929, US Army Air Corps Lieutenant General John MacCready asked Bausch & Lomb, a Rochester, New York-based medical equipment manufacturer, to create aviation sunglasses that would reduce the headaches and nausea experienced by pilots, which are caused by the intense blue and white hues of the sky. A new kind of glasses were introduced; on May 7, 1937, Bausch & Lomb took out the patent, and the Aviator was born.
Slogan (1938): «Champions and Leaders wear Ray-Ban Anti-Glare»
Property: Bausch & Lomb - Luxottica
Official website: http://www.ray-ban.com
"Ray-Ban Aviator", the first model of Ray-Ban sunglasses
Douglas Mac Arthur (Jan. 26, 1880 - Apr. 5, 1964), the US Army Air Corps Lieutenant General who asked the creation of Ray-Ban sunglasses
First Ray-Ban advertisement, 1938
Ray-Ban advertisement September 1939
Ray-Ban advertisement 1939 (Von Lengerke & Antoine, spring and summer catalog)
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(The Key West citizen, Key West, Fla., left: March 23, right: March 30)
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(The Key West citizen, Key West, Fla., left: April 20, right: April 27)
Ray-Ban Aviator, an advanced model (2009, model: RB 8301 Green Classic G-15 - «This model reinterprets the iconic teardrop Aviator style. The carbon fibre temples are combined with the bold shape of the metal front with a double bridge, for a strong, decisive personality» - Luxottica)
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Federal Document Claims Hate Group Planned to Spread Virus
Sara E. Teller — April 2, 2020
Photo by Dan Edge on Unsplash
White supremacists are using the coronavirus as a weapon, according to brief.
A federal intelligence brief warned White supremacists discussed plans to spread the coronavirus via "saliva," a "spray bottle" or "laced items" after this message was discovered on Telegram, an encrypted messaging app. In the conversations, the White supremacists suggested targeting law enforcement agents and "nonwhite" people with attacks designed to infect them with the coronavirus.
"Violent extremists continue to make bioterrorism a popular topic among themselves," the brief, written by the Federal Protective Service, stated. "White Racially Motivated Violent Extremists have recently commented on the coronavirus stating that it is an 'OBLIGATION' to spread it should any of them contract the virus."
The intelligence brief, marked "for official use only," also noted neo-Nazis "suggested targeting law enforcement and minority communities, with some mention of public places in general." According to the document, the extremists "discussed a number of methods for coronavirus attacks, such as spending time in public with perceived enemies, leaving saliva on door handles at local FBI offices, spitting on elevator buttons and spreading coronavirus germs in nonwhite neighborhoods."
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In late February, President Trump said he "expected the cases to go down to zero in the United States in a couple of days" despite the fact that intelligence agencies were issuing "ominous" warnings about the virus as early as January and February given the internal information they already had in hand.
According to the Federal Protective Service, the Telegram app, devoted to the "siege culture" philosophies of neo-Nazi author James Mason and "accelerationism," is a popular method for neo-Nazis to disseminate sensitive information. An increasing number of White supremacists have also expressed interest in "accelerationism," which involves advocating for "extremist attacks with the express goal of provoking a larger societal conflict." Homeland Security has identified these hate crimes and violence as "one of the major domestic extremist threats facing the United States."
The FBI warned, "Members of extremist groups are encouraging one another to spread the virus, if contracted, through bodily fluids and personal interactions." Agents confirmed they were able to intercept messages from these groups showing members were asked to use spray bottles to attack law enforcement officers. Some were directed to spread COVID-19 to Jews by going to "any place they may be congregated, to include markets, political offices, businesses and places of worship."
"From pushing the idea that Jews created the coronavirus virus to sell vaccines to encouraging infected followers to try to spread the illness to the Jewish community and law enforcement, as the coronavirus has spread, we have observed how White supremacists, neo-Nazis and others have used this to drive their own conspiracy theories, spread disinformation and incite violence on their online platforms," said Michael Masters, the head of Secure Communities Network. "While the world faces a deadly pandemic, it's a stark reminder that certain groups – notably the Jewish community and law enforcement – must also continue the battle against those who wish to hurt or kill them."
"There is a big concern right now, including from people who work in counter-terrorism, that it's an opportune time for these accelerationist groups to strike," said Nick Martin, who is the editor of the Informant, an extremist newsletter, and a former investigative reporter at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Federal law enforcement document reveals white supremacists discussed using coronavirus as a bioweapon
Extremist groups encourage members to spread coronavirus to police, Jews: FBI alert
White supremacists plot to spread coronavirus to Jews and the police, FBI warns
About Sara E. Teller
Sara is a credited freelance writer, editor, contributor, and essayist, as well as a novelist and poet with nearly twenty years of experience. A seasoned publishing professional, she's worked for newspapers, magazines and book publishers in content digitization, editorial, acquisitions and intellectual property. Sara has been an invited speaker at a Careers in Publishing & Authorship event at Michigan State University and a Reading and Writing Instructor at Sylvan Learning Center. She has an MBA degree with a concentration in Marketing and is currently pursuing an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, concentrating in Substance Abuse and Addictions. She has maintained a 4.2/4.0 GPA, and is a member of Chi Sigma Iota and a 2020 recipient of the Donald D. Davis scholarship recognizing social responsibility. Sara is also certified in children's book writing, HTML coding and social media marketing. Her fifth book, PTSD: Healing from the Inside Out, was released in September 2019 and is available on Amazon. You can find her others books there, too, including Narcissistic Abuse: A Survival Guide, released in December 2017. For more information and to subscribe to her weekly newsletter, please visit sarateller.com.
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Patriarch's Succession Planning Triggers Ruinous Family War
In a thought-provoking example of the best laid succession plans leading to grave and unforeseen consequences, a landowner's lifelong obsession with avoiding 'ruinous taxation' was the root cause of a venomous dispute that tore apart his family after his death.
John Vincent Sheffield had been left with the 'mental scars' of seeing his family's fortune severely depleted by death duties when he was a young man and was determined to avoid the same happening again. His efforts to rebuild the family holdings saw him rise to become Chairman of a public limited company and establish a 1,000-acre farming estate in a prime corner of Hampshire.
Mr Sheffield's fervent wish was that the estate should pass to his heirs intact. He died, aged 95, in 2008, unaware that his attempts to minimise the tax authorities' share of his fortune would ultimately lead to a High Court dispute that set his grandson, John, against the estate trustees, including his father, Julian.
After being advised that he could save on Capital Transfer Tax by making lifetime gifts to his heirs, Mr Sheffield had signed documents in 1983 that handed a 25 per cent share of the net income from the estate to John, who was then aged 19 and in his second year at university.
John did not read the documents properly before he signed them and his grandfather led him to believe that he would not see any real financial benefit from the transaction until after his death. It was only in 2004 – by which time John was bitterly estranged from his father and other members of the family – that he discovered the truth about the gift and the income rights that no-one had ever told him about.
Ruling in favour of John following a week-long hearing, the High Court found that there 'could be no real doubt' that the true effect of the gift had been 'deliberately concealed' from John and that he had been entitled to a 25 per cent share of the estate's net income since the day the documents were signed.
By retaining his income from the estate and continuing to behave 'as if nothing had changed' until the day he died, Mr Sheffield had acted in breach of trust. At no time was John consulted, as he should have been, about any aspect of the management of the estate and Mr Sheffield had continued to live free in his home on the estate when, in reality, he ought to have been paying rent to his grandson.
The court's decision was a devastating blow to the family trust that owns the estate as it meant that John was entitled to be paid a 25 per cent share of its net income for 25 years, between 1983 and the date of his grandfather's death. The Court also found that he should be compensated for the lost rent on his grandfather's home and for Mr Sheffield's failure, in breach of trust, to properly exploit opportunities for commercial shooting on the estate – something which he had 'simply never considered' during his lifetime.
The estate trustees had argued that John was well aware that the 1983 transactions were part of his grandfather's estate and tax planning. It was submitted that there had been 'an informal arrangement' between John and his grandfather that the former would receive no income from the estate until after the latter's death.
But the Court noted that, if that were so, the gift to John was 'a sham in its classical sense'. The trustees had failed to prove the existence of any such side agreement and the documents signed in 1983 'took effect in accordance with their terms', conferring an absolute right to 25 per cent of the estate's net income on John.
Post-Mortem Vigilance Failed to Defuse Family Dispute
A widow who hesitated for more than six years before taking legal action, despite her conviction that her wealthy husband had not made reasonable financial provision for her in his will, has paid a heavy price after the Court of Appeal ruled that her claim had rightly been dismissed on grounds of delay.
Successful solicitor and property investor, Clive Zola Berger, who left a £7.5 million fortune, had written a letter shortly before he died urging his sons to maximise their step-mother's income for her lifetime and to avoid family squabbling over his estate. He signed off with the words 'I shall be watching!'
But the prospect of post-mortem surveillance was not enough to prevent a bitter legal tussle in which his widow, Rosana Berger, accused her stepsons, as executors of the estate, of starving her of the income she needed to live in reasonable comfort. The 84-year-old argued that she needed more than £220,000-a-year to keep herself in the style that her husband had clearly intended.
Lawyers representing Mrs Berger submitted that her net income of £72,000-a-year was nowhere near enough to maintain her home - an eight-bedroom mansion valued at £4.5 million over which she holds a life tenancy – to pay her domestic staff and to cover her other reasonable out-goings.
She launched proceedings under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975 seeking reasonable provision from her husband's estate. However, her claim was dismissed at the County Court on the basis that it had been brought far outside the strict six-month time limit laid down by the statute.
Ruling on her appeal against that decision, the Court found that the trial judge had erred in his assessment of the merits of Mrs Berger's claim and that she had an 'arguable' case that, despite her husband's dying wish that she receive a generous income, the terms of his will did not provide for her adequately.
However, in dismissing her appeal, the Court noted that Mrs Berger would not have needed anyone's permission to launch her claim if she had done so within six months of her husband's death. Although she had been understandably reluctant to air the family dispute in court, the delay of more than six-and-a-half years meant that it was inappropriate for her claim to proceed.
Urging an end to the legal wrangling, the Court noted that Mr Berger's sons had 'shown an appreciation of their obligations' as trustees of his estate and expressed the hope that, in a spirit of compromise, a way could be found to make 'suitable provision' for their step-mother's income needs.
Mr and Mrs Berger were together for 36 years until his death and she had helped to bring up her step-sons from boyhood. His estate included half of a £1.2 million ranch in Arizona, three London flats and shares in his property company worth almost £3 million. Less than three months before he died, he had written a letter urging his sons to use their best endeavours to maximise their step-mother's income and to 'make absolutely sure that the estate is not involved in the arguments and problems that can so often arise in probate'.
Bride's Wedding Jewellery Seized by Customs Officers
A newly-wed who was stripped of her wedding jewellery by customs officials as she returned to the UK following her marriage celebration in Pakistan has had her hopes of getting it back boosted after the First-Tier Tribunal directed a reconsideration of her case in the light of the symbolic and traditional factors involved.
The Muslim woman had been given gold jewellery by members of her husband's family following their marriage. When she flew back to Birmingham Airport wearing the gifts, they were seized by customs officers on the basis that their value – approximately £2,850 - exceeded the maximum permitted allowance for 'other goods' being brought into the UK from outside the European Union.
She appealed to the Director of Border Revenue who declined to return the items after a reviewing officer expressed the view that she had deliberately tried to avoid paying duty on them. However, in overturning that decision, the Tribunal found that her account of what happened at the airport was 'entirely truthful'.
The woman argued that it was traditional for the groom's family to dress the bride in the jewellery that they have given her and that was why she was wearing it when she arrived at the airport. The Tribunal found that there was no reason to doubt her credibility and that the reviewing officer had failed to take into account 'the traditional and symbolic significance' of the jewellery.
Taxman Issues Final Warning for Second Property Owners
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) have issued a reminder that people who have sold properties, either in the UK or abroad, that were not their main residence have one week (until 9 August) to disclose any capital gains on which Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is due. Any tax due as a result of a disclosure must be paid by 9 September. Those who come forward voluntarily will receive more favourable treatment than those identified by HMRC as not having paid what they owe.
HMRC will be examining sales of properties which were not the main home of the owner but where no CGT has been paid. Where HMRC discover that CGT should have been paid, they will raise a charge for the appropriate tax plus interest and, normally, penalties. In extreme cases, HMRC will prosecute.
For more details, see the HMRC website.
New guidance on decision making for charity trustees
In the wake of a number of high-profile disputes involving charity trustees, the Charity Commission has today issued new guidance on decision making for charity trustees.
The guidance explains the key principles of decision making that the courts and the Commission expect trustees to apply when they are making significant or strategic decisions about their charity.
Among other matters emphasised for trustees are:[bulletlist]
ensuring they have the relevant powers to carry out their plans;
managing conflicts of interest; and
making informed decisions based only on relevant considerations.[/bulletlist]
If trustees follow the principles laid down, it will assist them in defending themselves if something goes wrong. Trustees who can show that they have applied and followed the principles in making their decision are unlikely to be held personally responsible for them by the courts or the Commission
The guidance also covers practicalities - making sure meetings are properly conducted, recording decisions accurately, and what to do if trustees disagree.
Tax Evasion and Avoidance – What They Said at Lough Erne
Much has been made of the announcement of the 'new order' in policing tax avoidance and evasion following the recent G8 conference. Here is what was agreed.
The G8 Lough Erne Declaration
Private enterprise drives growth, reduces poverty, and creates jobs and prosperity for people around the world. Governments have a special responsibility to make proper rules and promote good governance. Fair taxes, increased transparency and open trade are vital drivers of this. We will make a real difference by doing the following:
Tax authorities across the world should automatically share information to fight the scourge of tax evasion.
Countries should change rules that let companies shift their profits across borders to avoid taxes, and multinationals should report to tax authorities what tax they pay where.
Companies should know who really owns them and tax collectors and law enforcers should be able to obtain this information easily.
Developing countries should have the information and capacity to collect the taxes owed them – and other countries have a duty to help them.
Extractive companies should report payments to all governments - and governments should publish income from such companies.
Minerals should be sourced legitimately, not plundered from conflict zones.
Land transactions should be transparent, respecting the property rights of local communities.
Governments should roll back protectionism and agree new trade deals that boost jobs and growth worldwide.
Governments should cut wasteful bureaucracy at borders and make it easier and quicker to move goods between developing countries.
Governments should publish information on laws, budgets, spending, national statistics, elections and government contracts in a way that is easy to read and re-use, so that citizens can hold them to account.
Deadline for registering Chancel Repair Liability approaching
Since medieval times, some Parochial Church Councils (PCCs) have been able to compel local residents to fund repairs to the chancel of their local parish church.
The "chancel" is the part of a church near the altar, which is reserved for the clergy and choir.
The law is now changing and soon a PCC will only be able to enforce chancel repair liability against a person who has purchased land on or after 13 October 2013, if the liability has been registered at the Land Registry before that date.
PCCs have therefore until 12 October 2013 to identify all affected land and to enter a notice in the register at the Land Registry (or lodge a caution against first registration if the property is not yet registered). If the PCC fails to do so, a person buying land on or after 13 October 2013 will take free of the liability - although those who have owned the property since before 13 October 2013 will still be bound.
If you are a member of an affected PCC, you may feel that it will harm relations with your local community to now register the PCC's right. However, it is worth noting that a member of a PCC (which is after all a charity) could, at least in theory, be found personally liabile if he or she fails to take reasonable steps to protect and enforce the PCC's rights. Failure to enforce the liability can also affect a PCCs ability to obtain grants.
The Charity Commission has published useful guidance, which can be found here.
If you are a member of a PCC and are concerned about chancel repair liability, or would like to register the PCCs rights with the Land Registry, then please contact us for advice.
Tax Tribunal Shows Mercy to Negligent but Honest Publican
The First-Tier Tribunal has come to the aid of a negligent, but fundamentally honest, publican who failed to deduct PAYE from sums paid to part-time bar staff in the belief that their earnings fell well below the taxable income threshold. In overturning £8,000 in penalties and greatly reducing the publican's assessed liability, the tribunal noted that it would be 'an absolute travesty' to force him into bankruptcy.
In what the tribunal described as 'a sad case', the publican had been ignorant of his obligation to complete tax forms P46 and P38S when employing part time staff, mainly students, who had no P45s to illustrate their past earnings. Following an inquiry by Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), the publican was hit with penalties totalling £8,000 and a tax assessment of more than £35,000, although this was subsequently reduced to approximately £30,000 after a review.
Reducing the tax assessment to approximately £3,000 and overturning the penalties, the tribunal found that the publican was an honest witness and accepted his account in its entirety. It found that the 'plain reality' was that most, if not all, of the part-time workers would have fallen below the taxable income threshold.
Although the tribunal acknowledged that the publican had been negligent, it found that he did have a reasonable excuse for late filing of end of year returns in that he had been acting on his accountant's advice. Paying tribute to the tax authorities' conduct of the case, the tribunal concluded: "It was extremely encouraging to see HMRC being realistic and not wishing to inflict pain and bankruptcy on an honest taxpayer".
CIOs – New Registrations Being Accepted
The Charity Commission is now accepting new applications or registration from existing unincorporated charities with annual incomes over £250,000 who are setting up a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) and transferring assets into it.
The Charity Commission website provides guidance on registration as a CIO.
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Webmin (Kunstwort aus Web-Administration) ist ein freies Programmpaket zur Fernverwaltung eines Computers mit einem Unix-artigen Betriebssystem.

Grundlegende Funktionsweise
Webmin lauscht im Hintergrund auf Anfragen aus dem Internet oder dem lokalen Netz. Mit einem Webbrowser können die verschiedenen Server-Prozesse oder Daemonen administriert werden, die auf einem Unix-Rechner laufen.

Hierzu benötigt der administrierende Benutzer keinerlei Admin-Rechte, sondern lediglich Rechte für das Paket, das er administrieren soll. Diese Rechte werden vom Webmin-Administrator kontrolliert. So ist es beispielsweise möglich, einem Webmin-User nur die Administration von DNS zu erlauben, wofür er auf der Shell-Ebene Root-Rechte benötigen würde. (Hierfür gibt es allerdings auch ein spezielles Modul namens Usermin, das speziell auf die Bedürfnisse von Benutzern ausgerichtet ist, und eigenständig auf Port 20000 (Vorgabe) läuft – und systemkritische Komponenten schon von Haus aus außen vor lässt.)

Ein weiteres Modul namens Virtualmin erlaubt die einfache Konfiguration verschiedener Serverdienste wie beispielsweise Mailserver und MySQL.

Implementierung in Distributionen
Webmin war ca. bis Mitte 2005 Bestandteil der GNU/Linux-Distribution Debian und somit auch Teil von dessen Abkömmlingen wie zum Beispiel Ubuntu, wurde dann jedoch aus den offiziellen Repositories entfernt, da die Art, wie Webmin die Konfigurationsdateien der Systeme veränderte, nicht mit diesen Systemen kompatibel war und es zu unerwarteten Komplikationen auf den Systemen kam.
Unabhängig davon werden jedoch weiterhin auf der Webseite des Webmin-Projekts entsprechende Pakete für Debian zum Download für eine eigenständige, manuelle Installation angeboten.

Programmierung und Serverumgebung
Webmin ist in Perl programmiert und stark modularisiert. Es kann somit leicht den jeweiligen Bedürfnissen angepasst werden, was auch zulässig ist, da es unter der BSD-Lizenz veröffentlicht ist. Im Gegensatz zu Verwaltungswerkzeugen, die für bestimmte Linux-Distributionen entwickelt wurden (z. B. YaST für Suse Linux), ist Webmin für alle Unix-artigen Systeme wie Linux, Solaris, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, AIX, HP-UX oder macOS geeignet.

Windows-Unterstützung
Mittlerweile wurde damit begonnen, Webmin-relevante Teile für die Administration der Windows-Versionen beispielsweise von Apache oder auch MySQL für Windows-Versionen ab Windows 2000 umzuschreiben. Die Unterstützung ist jedoch rudimentär, allerdings muss auf diese Weise vorab keine Cygwin-Installation mehr erfolgen. Es reicht die Installation einer Portierung von Perl auf Windows (ActivePerl).

Arbeitsweise
Technisch gesehen bietet Webmin nur eine grafische Oberfläche für die Veränderung der unter Linux/Unix verwendeten Konfigurationsdateien der jeweiligen Dienste. Dieser native Ansatz ermöglicht, die Konfiguration weiterhin neben Webmin auch manuell vorzunehmen und auch entsprechend übersichtlich zu halten.

Als Web-Interface setzt Webmin auf einen kleinen Webserver (miniserv.pl), der von einem etwa vorhandenen Apache unabhängig arbeitet. Dadurch bleibt Webmin auch bei einer eventuellen Fehlkonfiguration des Apache zugänglich.

Siehe auch
 YaST
 GAdmintools

Weblinks

 Offizielle Website des Projekts (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Server-Management-Panel
Konfiguration

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Lutheranism in South Australia — its origins and contributions to South Australian life
RACHEL KUCHEL
ABC Television Rural Report by Laura Poole and Nikolai Beilharz of 3 July 2014
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Ey, Anna Victoria 1986 translated by Dorothea M Freund, Early Lutheran congregations in South Australia memoirs of a Pastor's wife, Lutheran Publishing House, Adelaide.
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Adonis Stevenson: I'll give Badou Jack a rematch
May 20th, 2018 - Comments Closed
By Chris Williams: WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis 'Superman' Stevenson (29-1-1, 24 KOs) says he'll give former 2-division world champion Badou Jack (22-1-3, 13 KOs) a rematch after fighting to a 12 round majority draw against him last Saturday night at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Canada.
Stevenson vs. Jack was a back and forth fight in the last 6 rounds last night with both guys taking turns dishing out heavy punishment. Stevenson was badly hurt in the final 15 seconds of the bout after Jack connected with two hard uppercuts. Somehow, Stevenson was able to stay on his feet as Jack hit him with repeated head shots in the last moments of the bout. The judges scored it 114-114, 114-114 and 115-113 for Jack. Stevenson looked like he had edged it though. Stevenson appeared to win more rounds.
This is how I had the Stevenson-Jack fight scored:
•	Round 1 – Stevenson
•	Round 7 – Jack
•	Round 10 – Stevenson
•	Round 12 – Jack
Stevenson was the better fighter in 8 of the 12 rounds, so he should have been given the victory last night. It's hard to make an argument that Jack deserved to win rounds 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10 or 11. Those were all rounds in which Stevenson was hammering Jack with heavy blows. Jack had a lot of boxing fans excited the way he was able to creep back into the fight beginning in the 7th, because he looked like he was over-matched in the first six rounds of the fight.
The main reason why Jack, 34, was getting beaten in rounds 1 through 6 is because he wasn't willing to stand and fight Stevenson. Jack gave Stevenson too much respect by moving constantly, and not squaring off to battle him. If you want to beat the champion, you've got to come to fight, and Jack didn't do that in the first 6 rounds. He forfeited those rounds by doing little besides running.
"Definitely, I won the fight, because I hurt him on the body and he slowed down and I was kind of pressing him," Stevenson said after the fight. "He was moving slick, but I touched him most of the time. I thought I won the fight. I hit him to the body and I saw a little fatigue, and he was moving, trying to slick it, you know? He's slick. I feel I won the fight, but Badou is a 2-time world champion and he's a great fighter, so I feel I fought a good fighter," Stevenson said.
I agree with Stevenson. He did win the fight from what I saw. He was the better man, and he should have been given the edge. But in a close fight, it's not surprising the judges scored it a draw. You an even argue that Stevenson should have won all of the first 6 rounds of the fight, because he dominated the action with his power shots. Stevenson fought well enough to win the fight by a 116-112 score by winning 8 of the 12 rounds.
Jack looked good in rounds 7, 8, 9 and 12, but he clearly gave away rounds 1 through 6 and 10 and 11. Jack wasn't getting off with his punches, and this made it easy for Stevenson to dominate with his 2-fisted attack. As good as Jack was in the second half of the fight, he didn't win all those rounds the way that Stevenson won the first 6. At best, Jack won 4 of the last 6 rounds of the fight. That gave Jack 4 rounds to Stevenson's 8. The judges should have given Stevenson a 12 round unanimous decision by 116-112 score.
Jack did have Stevenson hurt in the 12th, but the judges didn't score it a 10-8 round. Stevenson was hurt in the final seconds of the round, and it's unclear how hurt he was, because he was doing a lot of holding at the time. When you hold as much as Stevenson was doing, it makes it hard to know whether he was hurt or simply tired and trying to use up the remaining time by clinching.
Stevenson had Jack badly hurt from a body shot in the 10th, and he barely made it out of the round. Jack was still hurt in the 11th, and Stevenson was continuing to land hard body blows that had him holding on and not fighting back adequately.
"If anybody wants to see it [a rematch]…He's a good fighter," Stevenson said. "I kept the pressure on him and I fight. He's slick, but I used both hands. I touched him a lot with the right hand to the body and I slowed him down. He kept moving. I slowed him down and kept pressing. He tried to come and attack. So, I feel like I won the fight. I can give him a rematch. Of course, I'll give him a rematch. Oh yeah, definitely. I love it," Stevenson said.
During the interview, Stevenson didn't come across as bitter the way that some fighters do when the results of the fight don't go their way. Stevenson was mature and didn't show any ill will despite failing to get a victory in a fight that should have won. In contrast, Jack seemed bitter and angry about the draw, feeling that it might have been a personal thing with the scoring. It wasn't a good look for Jack. He should have taken the high road like Stevenson and showed some class.
You've got to give the 40-year-old Stevenson a ton of credit for telling Showtime Boxing commentator Jim Gray that he'll give Jack a rematch straightaway. Stevenson could have dug his feet into the sand and said he's moving on to another opponent for his next fight, but he showed class by letting Gray and the boxing fans know that he want to clear up the 12 round draw by fighting Jack again. That's what makes Stevenson such a class act. When he lost to Darnell Boone by a 2nd round knockout in 2010, he made it a point to avenge the loss three years later in March 2013. Stevenson stopped Boone in the 6th round. Stevenson didn't have to fight Boone again, but he wanted to to show his boxing fans that the loss was just a fluke thing.
"I thought I definitely won the fight," said Jack. "No judge had him (Adonis Stevenson) winning. I have no idea why I can't get a decision. It could be that they're jealous of Floyd (Mayweather) and don't like him. I'm one of his top fighters. I can't do anything about it. I'm not the judge. I have to respect their decision," Jack said.
Jack is way in believing that he wasn't given a victory because of judges being jealous of his promoter Floyd Mayweather. That sounds ludicrous. The reason why Jack didn't win the fight is because he didn't do anything in the first 6 rounds, and then he lost the 10th and 11th after getting hurt with a body shot from Stevenson. The fight was very easy to score. Jack did Jack in the first 6 rounds, and then rallied in rounds 7, 8 and 9, but then he got hurt in the 10th and gave away that round and the 11th. Jack did finish strong in the 12th, but it wasn't enough for him to win the fight in my estimation. Stevenson was the better man in the fight in 8 of the 12 rounds and he should have been given the 'W' because of that.
To make a case that Jack won the fight, you must argue that he won at least one of the first 6 rounds of the contest, which is very hard to do, and then he won all 6 of the rounds in the second half. Jack didn't do that obviously. Jack was hurt in the 10th and dominated in the 11th. So, Jack deserved to win 4 of the last 6 rounds, and none of the first 6. That makes it 8 rounds to 4 in Stevenson's favor. He should have won the fight. I know a lot of boxing fans might not like it, but he should have been given the victory, but he wasn't.
It wasn't a hometown decision by the judges with them giving Stevenson a draw in a fight that he arguably won. If Jack wanted to win the fight, then he should have done a lot more in the first 6 rounds, because he Stevenson win all those rounds. That's Jack's mistake. Was it a failure of nerve on Jack's part for him not to stand his ground and fight Stevenson in rounds 1 through 6? I think it might be. Jack looked terrified of Stevenson in the first 6 rounds, and he showed it by not letting his hands go and running around the ring to avoid mixing it up with the older fighter. Stevenson fought like he was the younger guy last night, not Jack. The roles were reversed. Stevenson fought like he was the challenger and Jack was the champion.
If Jack wants to blame anybody for his failure to get the victory last night, then he needs to look at himself in the mirror and accept the blame for not doing enough to get the win. When Jack needed to be brave in the first 6 rounds of the fight, he couldn't do it.
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Liu named a Fellow of the World Aquaculture Society
Zhanjiang "John" Liu—Auburn University's associate provost and associate vice president for research, and a professor in the School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences—was named a Fellow of the World Aquaculture Society at its annual meeting, held June 26-30 in Capetown, South Africa. The honor recognizes a member of the society "who has made outstanding achievements in aquaculture science, industry, outreach or extension as recognized by his/her peers."
A member of the Auburn faculty since 1995, Liu has published four books on aquaculture genomics and bioinformatics and led a research team that completed the world's first catfish genome sequence, on the channel catfish. He served as the associate dean for research in Auburn's College of Agriculture and assistant director of the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station for six years, prior to his appointment as associate provost and associate vice president for research in 2013.
"This is a great recognition for Dr. Liu," said Joseph Tomasso Jr., director of the School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences. "His laboratory uses the most modern techniques to understand and improve the genetics of animals important to aquaculture. The work also reflects well on Auburn University and its land-grant mission."
Throughout the course of his career, Liu has been awarded research grants and contracts totaling over $47 million and was also named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 2007. He has served on the editorial boards of numerous scholarly journals and on genome-related grant review panels around the world.
Liu was recently named the next vice president for research at Syracuse University, effective Sept. 1, 2017.
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One College of Agriculture faculty member was recently reappointed an eminent scholar and two others received endowed professorships. Rex Dunham, alumni professor in the School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences, was reappointed the Butler-Cunningham...
Nanomaterials could make pesticide use more efficient and sustainable
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While nearly 4 million tons of conventional pesticides are used annually, only a small amount — 1% to 25% — reach the target organisms, leaving a large proportion released into the environment as a potential hazard. This is due to many factors such as spray drift,...
Fisheries professors honored at international meeting
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Two faculty members in the Auburn University School of Fisheries, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences were recently recognized at the World Aquaculture Society conference in San Diego. Professor Terry Hanson, a 35-year veteran of aquaculture economics research and...


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The Kerala Model
May 11, 2020 Shashi Tharoor
It is no accident that the southwestern Indian state of Kerala has fared better than many others in the COVID-19 crisis. The state has a long tradition of investing in its people and institutions, and of fostering a civic and political culture of mutual respect, trust, and compassion.
NEW DELHI – As India's 1.3 billion people struggle to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the country's 28 states stands head and shoulders above the rest. Kerala, in southwestern India, has been so successful in "flattening the curve" that many now speak admiringly of a "Kerala Model" for handling public-health emergencies.
Kerala was the first Indian state to report a case of COVID-19 – a medical student who had arrived from Wuhan, China, at the end of January. When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a nationwide lockdown on March 24, Kerala had the most cases of any state. Yet today, it ranks low on the list of confirmed cases, and high on the list of COVID-19 recoveries. Moreover, the state's fatality rate (0.53%) is the lowest in India, and it has managed to limit the spread of the virus without inflicting any of the human suffering seen in other parts of the country.
Kerala's formula for success has been straightforward. Public-health authorities have prioritized early detection through extensive testing, widespread contact tracing, and 28-day quarantines for all those infected (the rest of India, following the World Health Organization's guidance, has required only 14 days).
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Shashi Tharoor, a former UN under-secretary-general and former Indian Minister of State for External Affairs and Minister of State for Human Resource Development, is an MP for the Indian National Congress. He is the author, most recently, of Ambedkar: A Life (Aleph Book Company, 2022).
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Shashi Tharoor describes a country that, despite having a powerful government, was woefully unprepared for the coronavirus.
Antonia Furla May 14, 2020
What matters is structure, information, trust and an ability to make people busy taking constructive measures. A trust in society, its ability and willingness to help does not arise with a major crisis, it's something rooted in peoples minds over a long time. Major parts of the world are heading in the opposite direction creating increasingly vulnerable individuals who at the end of the day stand alone. These people become selfcentred, often out of fear, they have no sense of belonging and no real standards.
This is not the foundation of a functioning society and therefor this article touches and more, describes something important in times when so many romantically speculate about a better world developing as a result of the Corona crises. Keep on dreaming! Only a willingness to educate, to share knowledge and make sure everyone is seen and treated respectfully will create what actually makes up a society and functioning world.
j. von Hettlingen May 13, 2020
Shashi Tharoor praises the Indian state of Kerala for "flattening" the Covid-19 curve, saying its model is already being held up around the world as a success story. Kerala, a thin strip on India's southern coast, has a population of around 36 million. Since becoming the first Indian state to report a Covid-19 case end of January, it ranks low on the list of confirmed cases – just 519. With four deaths it has the lowest fatality rate, bucking the trend.
Although India has been under a strict nationwide lockdown since late March, cases have continued to rise – the country of 1.3 billion now has more than 74,000 confirmed cases, including more than 2,400 deaths. Maharashtra, with a population of around 116 million, is the worst-affected state, despite being India's most developed state and the wealthiest, contributing 13.3% of national GDP. It has reported more than 23,000 cases, including more than 860 deaths. The state failed to act as quickly as Kerala, biding time, and it had no contact tracing system.
As a member of parliament representing the National Congress party in Kerala, the author explains why the state's formula deserves to be emulated by others coping with the pandemic. Kerala has much a strong public health system, and swift action to thank for its success in tackling Covid-19. State officials had learnt from past outbreaks and kept an educated public constantly informed of the virus. Its socioeconomic development is an example of what investments in human capital can do for poverty reduction and prosperity.
Long been a Communist party stronghold since the 1950s, Kerala has vastly high literacy rates, "a vibrant society, free and independent media, and a competitive political system." Its policies remain moderately social-democratic, with a "rights-based welfare system." Its public health service is highly privatised, with a healthy division of labour between the public and private sectors. This very decentralised system has withstood the test of two serious floods and another viral outbreak in recent years, often making good use of the voluntary and active engagement of the public.
The author says, Kerala's "robust form of social democracy reflects the contributions of alternating coalitions of Communist and Congress-led governments over time. As foreign observers have noted, the state's social compact reflects extremely high levels of trust in institutions and elected representatives. As a result, Kerala was able to impose restrictive measures far more humanely than other states have." In many parts of Inida, desperate migrant workers trapped in lockdown, were unable to go home. Many had not eaten for days, with some finding shelter under a bridge along the Yamuna river, which resembles a sewer and the bank is strewn with rubbish.
Some of Kerala's strengths are also weaknesses: skilled workers are the state's major export, receiving more remittances from abroad than anywhere else in India. It is also a large tourism hub, exposing its inhabitants to a greater risk of transmission. In the second week of January - before Kerala, and Delhi, had its first Covid-19 case - Minister of Health and Social Welfare, KK Shailaja, noticed reports of a virus spreading in Wuhan.
With many Keralan students studying there, she suspected it was just a matter of time before the virus arrived in Kerala. The ministry began to set up expert groups, whose tasks covered from extensive testing, contact tracing and screening, to logistics and mental health. From January 24, the government screened all passengers returning from China. On January 30, the first coronavirus patient – a student from Kerala who had been studying in Wuhan – was confirmed.
All symptomatic patients were sent to designated isolation facilities. Even when there were no new cases, the state continued being vigilant.
No doubt Kerala can take pride in "its tradition of decentralized governance, transparency, egalitarianism, civil rights, public trust, and governmental accountability. It offers clear lessons for the rest of India, both in responding to the current crisis and in preparing for the next one." The central government under the ruling Hindu-nationalist party, BJP, and its prime minister Narendra Modi, has long seen Kerala as a thorn in its side, ignoring the state's recent demand for flood relief, let alone paying "attention to the success story right under their noses."
Should Kerala break away from India, there is a big chance it will survive and prosper.
rajeeshkumaar May 12, 2020
Excellent analysis.
jagjeet sinha May 11, 2020
THE KERALA MODEL @ INDIA'S CAPITAL @ 2024
The Muslim Rule of 700 years in India created The Pakistan Model.
The Congress Rule of 70 years in India created The Kerala Model.
Not surprisingly, the Congress President is now The Kerala Model M.P.
With just 3 seats from The Heartlands, Sonia/Priyanka should follow suit.
With 300 + seats from The Heartlands, the Modi Mantra won the ballot box.
The First Family legacy of The Heartlands Bypass won them The Kerala Model.
Economic Geography bequeathed by Marginalization of The Heartlands.
The Marginalized Majority had one option - Migration out of The Heartlands.
The Marginalized Majority Migration Model - is in tatters with Corona Migrants.
The Modi Mantra mercilessly massacred Dynasty's Politics.
Dynasty's Economics has NOT YET been mercilessly massacred.
The Corona Migrants nightmare perhaps the trigger that Modinomics needed.
The Kerala Model is a credit to Sonia Gandhi's Roman Rule.
Despite The Shankaracharya Model that was also crafted in Kerala.
The BJP Cowboys Model no match to either Kerala or Pakistan Models.
We shall await the return of The Kerala or Pakistan Models in Delhi in 2024.
P. Kamath May 11, 2020
The author, Kishore Tharoor is right here in every respect. Kerala is a beautiful ever green rain soaked West coastal province of India and its key to success is high literacy rates of educated populace. It had had trade between the state and Rome in ancient time.
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Idea Factory International announced that Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls is coming exclusively to PlayStation Vita in fall 2016 in North America and Europe through retail and digital stores, complete with PlayStation TV compatibility.
Featuring English and original Japanese voiceover, and English subtitles, Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls sees Neptune, the usual heroine of the Neptunia series, transformed into a motorcycle. So IF, with the help of the Sega Hard Girls, must take over and recover the lost history of the Grand Library using an "intense" combat system that allows you to change classes with Fever Time.
Our story begins in the mysterious halls of an ancient library…The Grand Library holds the history of the world within its shelves. Legend says that if one was to tamper with the books kept there, the past itself could be completely rewritten… A daring adventurer known as IF discovered the location of this revered library and finally crossed its threshold. Little did she know, a disaster of historical proportions was about to occur before her very eyes. Books began to vanish from the library's shelves; the history of the world was disappearing before her and the reasons for this occurrence were shrouded in mystery.
A History of SEGA to Love! Introducing Sega Hatsumi, Dream Cast, Sega Saturn, Game Gear, Mega Drive! Familiar faces Neptune, IF, Nepgear, Plutia, and Uzume return as playable characters!
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Genk 2-2 West Ham: Player rating
By axadle	 Last updated Nov 4, 2021
West Ham were denied a fourth straight Europa League victory by a late own goal from Tomas Soucek, after previously coming from behind against a stubborn team from Genk in Belgium.
Said Benrahma looked like he was going to be the hero of the evening and scored both West Ham goals in the second half, before the late Genk equalizer ensured that the points were shared.
The Hammers had not even conceded in their first three games of the competition. But they were caught asleep in the early stages of the game when Genk forward Joseph Paintsil drove over Issa Diop and shot past Alphonse Areola, who got a decent hand on the shot.
David Moye's side, which had been subject to some rotation, was not at its best in the first half. There were flashes of what they are capable of here and there, but something was missing.
Michail Antonio saw the best of the chances in the first half, with his effort towards the end of the initial 45 minutes only partially saved and then desperately cleared by the line as it slowly seeped in the direction of the net.
Whatever was said in the locker room during the break, it was better after the break.
Eventually, Moyes made a triple change and put Jarrod Bowen, Pablo Fornals and Soucek into the game just before the hour. Within seconds, Benrahma had restored them on equal terms and swept home a low post from Vladimir Coufal on the right.
Since then, everything was West Ham and they were well worth their second goal to take the lead. Benrahma, who was his team's most obvious threat all night, danced through Genk's defender on the left side of the penalty area and shot low at the nearest post.
In the last moments of the match, however, Genk withdrew a happy goal, with the permission of Soucek – who nodded into his own net.
It looked like Hammers would win, only for Soucek to inadvertently divert the ball into his own net in the final stages when he tried to cut out with his head. It was a late rally to try to come back, but 2-2 was how it ended.
Vladimir Coufal broke through from right back / JOHN THYS / GettyImages
Alphonse Areola (GK) – 6/10 – Will know he should have done better with Genk's opener. But he made good saves after that.
Vladimir Coufal (RB) – 7/10 – The Hammers looked better when he went to support the attack
Issa Diop (CB) – 5/10 – Caught sleeping when Paintsil ran over him to make the opening goal.
Craig Dawson (CB) – 6/10 – Good in the air in both boxes.
Aaron Cresswell (LB) – 6/10 – Had some good raids going forward, especially at the beginning of the second half.
Said Benrahma was West Ham's best player / JOHAN EYCKENS / GettyImages
Declan Rice (CM) – 6/10 – Managed himself and the game well considering he took a warning in the first half.
Mark Noble (CM) – 6/10 – Barely gave away the ball, even though the team had more of them in the offensive sense after he went off.
Said Benrahma (RM) – 8/10 – Looked like the most likely West Ham player to unlock Genk's defense. It was fitting that he got the equalizer, while his second was a sublime solo effort.
Manuel Lanzini (AM) – 6/10 – Constituted occasional threats but will perhaps be disappointed that he did not make more of this chance.
Arthur Masuaku (LM) – 5/10 – Not enough of a blow and hooked on for an hour.
Michail Antonio failed to make a breakthrough / Frederic Scheidemann / GettyImages
Michail Antonio (ST) – 6/10 – Threatens with the ball at the feet running forward. Went very close in the end of the first half, but probably lacked clinical quality overall.
Tomas Soucek (CM) – 6/10 – Made West Ham better when he came in but stayed and destroyed a crazy own goal when he tried to cut out a post.
Jarrod Bowen (ST) – 6/10 – Effectively took up a "false nine" role.
Pablo Fornals (LM) – 5/10 – Undoubtedly made less of an impression than Lanzini.
Alex Kral (CM) – N / A – Late arrival from the bench.
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I am very happy to announce that a side project of mine has finally taken some form.
My goal was to set-up a You Tube channel devoted to one-on-one interviews with the top coaches and trainers around the world to learn about their experiences, coaching philosophies and their take on the fitness industry as a whole.
After some good luck, I now have two confirmed initial interviewees lined up.
The first will be Christian Maurice, a very well respected trainer based in Montreal, Canada.
Christian has a wealth of knowledge and experience, so I am looking forward to what he has to say.
Head on over to the Fate of Fitness page on Facebook to keep up to date with the interviews and news.


Walled data silos are marketers 'number one headache', while more than one-third (36%) of brands now use AI to better serve customers, according to a new report looking into digital ad trends.
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Senior marketers in large organisations are setting unrealistic expectations for their company's ability to execute on digital strategies, according to new research.
Businesses that prioritise customer experience significantly outperform competitors, with half expecting to adopt AI customer experience by the end of 2018, according to new research.
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Having overtaken TV ad spend for the first time in 2015, online advertising now leads TV by over €7bn across Europe, according to new research.
Internet usage grew slightly faster than it did in 2015, while social media users more than doubled in a year, spurred on by mobile, according to a comprehensive global report from We Are Social.
Most UK consumers are not interested in embracing the six technology trends tipped as 'ones to watch' this year, according to new research.


While much of Nature takes a break during the long months of winter here in the Great North Woods, the fun and activities at Lopstick never stop.
You can bring the entire family and celebrate the holidays with us (check out our special Christmas Package here), or book one of our cozy cabins–most have either a gas or a wood-burning stove or fireplace– for a romantic midwinter getaway.
But those who enjoy active pursuits will find plenty to do during the winter months.
Our town of Pittsburg, New Hampshire, is considered the snowmobiling capital of New England once the snow begins to pile up. There are more than 200 miles of groomed trails through the woods and around the many lakes and ponds in our town. In addition, our trail system links with those in Quebec, Vermont and Maine, and our NH neighbors to the South to provide almost limitless destinations to visit on your snowmobile. It's how people get around up here. You can ride to restaurants, gas stations, stores, cafes and more.
Our trails are maintained by the Pittsburg Ridge Runners, New Hampshire's largest snowmobiling club. Visitors and daytrippers are always welcomed by this group, and Lopstick can provide riders with the latest trail conditions and itinerary recommendations. Our trail system is usually rideable through early April.
All of our 55 cabins are located on or near a snowmobile trail: bring your own machine and park it right outside your cabin. Lopstick offers rentals of late model, four-stroke Ski Doo 600 machines for one or two riders. Your rental comes with an updated trail map that stays in the snowmobile to use. We provide full coverage snowmobile helmets with every snowmobile rental.
All snowmobiles need to be back at the lodge by 5:00 pm for all renters. If you have a snowmobile reserved for multiple days you will need to check back every evening by 5:00 pm to have the snowmobile checked. After the inspection is complete you are off to enjoy some night riding again.
Take advantage of our winter season Ride and Stay Snowmobile Experience Package rates. Choose from the listed cabins or call us to customize a stay in your favorite cabin.
We offer the snowmobile rentals to our guests first. But if you are not staying with us we can reserve a snowmobile for you provided that it's available. Just give us a call.
Here are the prices for our snowmobile rentals.
Single snowmobiles for guests who are staying with us are $150.00 for 1/2 day and $230.00 for a full day.
Double snowmobiles for guests who are staying with us are $170.00 for 1/2 day and 240.00 for a full day.
Single snowmobiles for non guests are $150.00 for a 1/2 day and $240.00 for a full day.
Double snowmobiles for non guests are $170.00 for a 1/2 day and $250.00 for a full day.
We also offer gear renals as well. Here are the prices of the gear.
Complete outfit is $30.00 for a day.
We offer helmet rentals to people not renting a snowmobile at $15.00 a day.
Your snowmobile rental comes with an updated Ridge Runners trail map that stays in the snowmobile for you to use. We provide full coverage snowmobile helmets with every snowmobile rental.
The Connecticut Lakes are home to lake trout, cusk, and brown trout. From our cabins you can conveniently access First Connecticut Lake. Bait is available at Treats and Treasures which is about a quarter mile to our north on Rte 3.
Lake Francis, First Connecticut Lake, Second Connecticut Lake and Third Connecticut Lake are open for ice fishing. Large lake trout are often caught through the ice. Brown trout are often caught through the ice at Lake Francis. First, Second and Third Lake offer cusk and lake trout.
Ice fishing is regulated by the NH Fish and Game Department. For information and regulations, click here.


Add B.renji and Katen Kyokotsu to the list.
so it will be katen for 60k crystals?
the last 3 on the list, R they confirmed?
Yes why are you asking now?
It's a record you see... older on top, and more recent at the bottom lol!
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