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I bought a DVC fun with the dry connection because I need to use it in stand alone mode.
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The 30-minute delay that kept the Elks off the field until 7:30 a.m. didn't seem to affect practice.
The Elks are working toward returning to the playoffs after missing them last season. Burleson posted a 3-7 record last season and a 2-5 mark in District play.
The Elks are slated to scrimmage Azle at 7 p.m. Aug. 25 and open the season at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 1 at Saginaw.
Sunday night, McElroy said energy level and retention were his main concern going into Monday's practice.
There was still a little need for teaching Monday morning but nothing that slowed practice. The Elks had their timing, steps and angles down.
McElroy noted that junior receivers Aden Anderson and Mikah Stabeno were out on the field selflessly sacrificing their bodies to make catches.
The real competition at Burleson is at inside linebacker and at safety. The coaching staff is searching for two starting inside linebackers and a safety.
A starter won't be chosen until after the Azle scrimmage.


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Born in Sydney, Australia, Jo Swan felt she was destined to write or illustrate her own novel. She started drawing at a tender age of four and soon discovered that it would become a driving force in her life. With an artistic soul, during her school years, Jo Swan immersed herself in writing, poetry, arts and dance. By the end of high school, she took a detour from her creative self and studied pharmacy.
After graduating from Sydney University, Jo Swan enjoyed her career as a pharmacist. But there was always a yearning in her heart to provide an artistic expression of the human condition. In late 2018, she started writing and sharing her poems online and will be releasing her experimental debut novel, Daughter of Shadows, which uses a collection of poetry and prose to narrate a poignant story of love, loss, trauma, feminity and healing.
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Everything you need to know about travelling in regional New South Wales in COVID-19
By Bronte Gossling| 4 months ago
With New South Wales' state premier Gladys Berejiklian's announcement this week of NSW's path to freedom from lockdown comes the million-dollar question: When can we travel again?
Although international COVID-19 vaccine passports are understood to be issued next month, international travel will not resume until Australia hits the 80 per cent vaccination rate, which could happen in November. Border bubbles also still exist between states at the time being.
In the meantime, here is everything you need to know about travelling throughout regional NSW under the new COVID-19 restrictions.
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Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced NSW's path to freedom yesterday, including updated travel restrictions. (Dominic Lorrimer)
NSW lockdown travel restrictions
Per NSW Health, stay at home orders are currently still in place for everyone in the Greater Sydney area, including the Blue Mountains and Wollongong local government areas — this includes anyone who has been in Greater Sydney in the last 14 days, for any reason.
Low-risk regional areas are set to be released from stay-at-home orders from Saturday September 11, which means some caravan parks and camping grounds can open in select areas of regional NSW, and carpooling will be permitted.
Residents of regional NSW, however, are still advised not to enter Greater Sydney without a reasonable excuse, and vice versa for Greater Sydney residents.
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Travelling across regional NSW, including to Mudgee (pictured), will resume once the 70 per cent double-dose target is reached. (Destination NSW)
When can I travel to regional NSW?
The exact timing of the stay-at-home orders lifting is unclear, although Berejiklian confirmed the Monday after NSW passes the targeted double-dosed vaccination rate of 70 per cent in adults, stay-at-home orders for adults that have received both vaccine doses will be lifted.
Once the target has been reached, domestic travel, including travel around regional NSW, will be allowed.
Caravan and camping parks and camping grounds state-wide will also be opened, and carpooling will be permitted.
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The Blue Mountains is ideal for Sydneysiders looking for a quick getaway. (Supplied)
The best regional NSW travel ideas
Depending on the length of your trip and when, exactly, residents of NSW are allowed to travel, the best regional NSW travel destinations could be anywhere.
For Sydneysiders looking for a quick family trip, the bushwalking trails of the Blue Mountains are ideal.
Those looking for some sun and sand, however, should head to Shoalhaven, Byron Bay or Batemans Bay, or, if you're looking for a road trip, venture to the country towns along Australia's longest river with the Mighty Murray River Drive, or Rainforest Way if adventuring north is your idea of paradise.
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Wagga Wagga is ideal for family-friendly holidays in regional NSW, with Wagga Beach (pictured) once being named one of the top 20 beaches in Australia. (Jackie Cooper/City of Wagga Wagga)
Camping and caravanning ideas for regional NSW
With summer's arrival coinciding with the potential reopening of camping grounds and caravan parks, families and outdoor-lovers alike have all the more reason to flock to regional NSW and enjoy nature's surrounds.
Mudgee is an ideal family-friendly destination in regional NSW as much as for adults-only getaways, with a range of options on offer for a variety of budgets.
Those with young children would enjoy a stay at BIG4 Mudgee Holiday Park alongside an adventure through UNESCO World Heritage-listed Wollemi National Park, with Mudgee's cellar doors offering the perfect hideaway for adults.
Wagga Wagga is another ideal locale, with many stops nearby steeped in history and Wagga Beach open for exploration.
A must-do for families is a stay at Tumbarumba Caravan Park, a short walk from the historic gold rush town centre with a picturesque view of Tumbarumba Creek.
Summer in the Snowy Mountains is also a must, especially for those looking to get active on holiday — Mount Kosciuszko is ready for a hike, with nearby Jindabyne's Discovery Park waiting for you to rest your head.
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The Snowy Mountains is ideal for hiking or mountain biking in the summer. (Facebook / Snowy Mountains)
Booking a trip to regional NSW
When it comes to cementing your plans, there is still the element of uncertainty as to the exact time-frame that regional travel across NSW will be permitted — and with Christmas coming up, this is less than ideal.
Thankfully, most accommodation providers offer somewhat flexible COVID-19 policies. Each accommodation provider, however, has a different cancellation policy.
When it comes to Airbnb, the service is still taking bookings, however, its Extenuating Circumstances Policy regarding cancellation only applies to bookings made before an event beyond a guest's control — for example, changes to government travel restrictions — occurs. When applicable, guests can get a cash refund, travel credit or other consideration depending on the circumstances.
As for flight providers, it depends on the company. Qantas and Virgin, however, currently have unreal sales on fares around Australia with extended booking times to account for any changes to COVID-19 restrictions. Both sales end at midnight on Friday September 10.
Important note regarding COVID-19 and travel: Before booking, travellers should consult the latest government restrictions for the area in which they wish to travel. Travellers should be mindful that government restrictions are in constant review and travel guidelines may change between booking and travel.
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The Obama Administration is building the nation's biggest wind farm to generate electricity to help … assemble the nation's nuclear arsenal.
It's boasting of the great environmental stewardship the project represents — breezes for bombs? — and has contracted with Siemens USA, the American subsidiary of a German company, for the wind turbines at the heart of the operation.
The wind farm "will be funded by the energy savings guaranteed by Siemens," Pantex says — an estimated $50 million over 18 years.
That kind of green talk is unusual for a nuclear-bomb factory. Now-shuttered sites like Colorado's Rocky Flats plant and Washington State's Hanford site, which have poisoned the ground surrounding them for years, have tended to be the rule.
The Pantex wind farm is projected to generate approximately 47 million kW-h of clean energy annually, which is greater than 65% of Pantex's annual electricity needs. This is enough electricity to power nearly 3,500 homes and reduce CO2 emissions by more than 35,000 metric tons per year. This reduction is also equivalent to removing 7,200 cars from the road each year or planting more than 850,000 trees.
So if you're discombobulated about the use of wind power for nuclear weapons, it might help to think of the Pantex project as an atomic arboretum.


This is the seventh salvo in a welcome musical barrage first begun in the mid-2000s. Credit to Guild for sticking staunchly to the cause of Fritz Brun and to Adriano's advocacy of this barely known Swiss composer. Guild have also issued archive recordings of Brun conducting his Symphony No. 8 and Variations on an Original Theme (review).
You might expect from Brun's dates that the music would tend towards the late-romantic and you would be right. On the evidence he favoured the long paragraph loquaciously presented; concision is not Brun's priority. The discursive spirit of the Second Symphony brings it shoulder to shoulder with that of Brahms' Second Symphony, the pastoral suites of the Dane, Ludolf Nielsen, Elgar's Falstaff, Suk's Summer's Tale and Ripening and the glorious Sommernacht by the dedicatee of the Brun Symphony, Othmar Schoeck. The Brun work is an essay in pleasant, leisurely, sun-drenched expatiation varied by outcrops of briefly explosive drama. The third movement is distinguished by a warm and luxuriously treasurable melody - the equivalent of an orchestrated noonday. The grand carnival finale is a jolly country-dance affair. At 5:29 there's some lovely rounded writing for the French horn. The movement as a whole reminded me of Siegfried Wagner and of Dvorak's Slavonic Dances.
Brun's Symphonischer Prolog für grosses Orchester is a big meaty affair - serious and with none of the levity of the finale of the Symphony which is, after all, the work of a young man of 33. The Prologue was written when Brun was 66. Its parabola rises from ecclesiastical chant and birdsong to craggy fanfares exchanged across the heights (5:30) to the supercharged drama and pumped up defiance (9:47) of Brahms' Tragic Overture and Fourth Symphony.
The booklet runs to 32 pages, albeit the lengthily detailed essay by Adriano - edited by MWI reviewer Ian Lace - is printed in English and German. It also includes two informal and therefore revealing photographs of the composer; one with Brun's friend, Othmar Schoeck.
The recording is a good one with the music flourishing under the benefit of four days' worth of studio sessions. That seems generous by most standards today but the orchestra's acquired familiarity with the music and with Adriano tells strongly in terms of the listening experience.
This disc takes us the penultimate step towards the culmination of Dr Hans Brun's sponsorship of the musical legacy of Fritz Brun. Both Bruns owe much to Adriano who has the market both cornered and inspirationally tended.
All the above are on Guild except the Sterling CD of Symphony No. 3.


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Der Vitranc-Pokal (oder Vitranc-Cup) ist eine traditionelle Veranstaltung im alpinen Herren-Skisport, die seit 1961 in Kranjska Gora in Slowenien abgehalten wird. Namensgeber ist der Berg Vitranc, auf dem die Rennen stattfinden. Üblicherweise werden jeden Winter ein Riesenslalom und ein Slalom durchgeführt. Bereits 1968, in der zweiten Weltcupsaison, schien Kranjska Gora erstmals im Kalender des alpinen Skiweltcups auf. Bis 1980 wurden die Rennen um den Vitranc-Pokal jedoch überwiegend im Rahmen des Europacups oder als FIS-Rennen durchgeführt.

Seit der Saison 1983/84 werden die Rennen von Kranjska Gora auf der Piste Podkoren gefahren. Diese befindet sich südlich des gleichnamigen Ortsteiles und zählt zu den anspruchsvollsten Hängen im Weltcupzirkus. Der Start des Riesenslaloms liegt in 1.248 Metern Seehöhe, jener des Slaloms in 1.035 Metern. Das Ziel für beide Disziplinen befindet sich auf einer Höhe von 836 Metern. Trotz der relativ geringen Höhenlage gilt das Skigebiet von Podkoren als sehr schneesicher. Immer wieder wurden hier an anderen Orten abgesagte Rennen nachgetragen, davon mitunter auch die Damenweltcupbewerbe um den Goldenen Fuchs von Maribor.

Ted Ligety aus den USA und Marcel Hirscher aus Österreich sind mit je sechs Siegen die erfolgreichsten Teilnehmer in Kranjska Gora; Ligety gewann sechs Riesenslaloms, davon ein Ersatzrennen, Hirscher vier Riesenslaloms und zwei Slaloms. Slalomrekordsieger ist der Italiener Alberto Tomba mit drei Siegen. Der Slowene Bojan Križaj gewann hier ebenfalls drei Slaloms – davon allerdings nur zwei im Rahmen des Weltcups.

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Less than six months after LA launched its largest-in-the-country feed-in tariff (FIT) program, the city is already seeing results. Last week, Mayor Antonio Villaragosa, LADWP General Manager Ron Nichols and a group of solar supporters gathered on the roof of a multi-family apartment building in North Hollywood to to officially "flip the switch" on the first solar panel installation to be interconnected to the city's power grid under the program. Congratulations, LA– what a great way to celebrate summer!
Following many months of research, advocacy and education about the benefits of adding more rooftop solar in the City by the Los Angeles Business Council, Sierra Club California and other Vote Solar allies, LADWP committed to go beyond the 75 megawatts required by state law and ensure at least 150 megawatts will be built under the FIT program. That's in addition to the City's existing behind-the-meter solar program that provides incentives to homes, businesses and others that want to install net metered systems and offset their own power use from the grid (which is hugely popular by the way! See the latest polling to prove it: "Southern California Latinos support solar").
LADWP's FIT program supports renewable energy projects with a 20-year, fixed price contract starting at 17¢ per kilowatt-hour (before time of day adjustments) and decreasing over time. Projects must be between 30 kW and 3 MW in size, and the program will roll out in five, 20 megawatt (MW) phases every six months over the next 3 years. A full 20% of capacity in each phase (4 MW) will be set aside for smaller projects, between 30 and 150 kW. LADWP will begin accepting applications for the second 20 MW allocation of the program on Monday, July 8.
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Why Smartphone Pre-orders are not a Good Barometer of Success in a Saturated Market
Carolina Milanesi on March 9, 2018
This week, two independent reports pointed to weak pre-order numbers for the new Samsung's flagship models the Galaxy S9 and S9+.
First, a Korean publication called Yonhap News Agency reported a Samsung executive commenting that the preorders of the Galaxy S9 are similar or slightly lower to that of the Galaxy S8. He also reportedly blamed the dip in demand on the two-day gap between unveiling and pre-orders opening, compared to an eight-day delay for the Galaxy S8.
Carolina is a Principal Analyst at Creative Strategies, Inc, a market intelligence and strategy consulting firm based in Silicon Valley and recognized as one of the premier sources of quantitative and qualitative research and insights in tech. At Creative Strategies, Carolina focuses on consumer tech across the board. From hardware to services, she analyzes today to help predict and shape tomorrow. In her prior role as Chief of Research at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech, she drove thought leadership research by marrying her deep understanding of global market dynamics with the wealth of data coming from ComTech's longitudinal studies on smartphones and tablets. Prior to her ComTech role, Carolina spent 14 years at Gartner, most recently as their Consumer Devices Research VP and Agenda Manager. In this role, she led the forecast and market share teams on smartphones, tablets, and PCs. She spent most of her time advising clients from VC firms, to technology providers, to traditional enterprise clients. Carolina is often quoted as an industry expert and commentator in publications such as The Financial Times, Bloomberg, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. She regularly appears on BBC, Bloomberg TV, Fox, NBC News and other networks. Her Twitter account was recently listed in the "101 accounts to follow to make Twitter more interesting" by Wired Italy.
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Michael Pavitt: Quiet diplomacy or pandering? - IOC find themselves in a China quandary
Should you need quiet diplomacy with an upcoming Olympic host to ascertain whether an athlete is safe?
I suspect that for the vast majority the answer to that is no, but the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will have believed it notched up a win when it published images of a call between the organisation's President Thomas Bach and Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai last week.
It would be fascinating to know whether the IOC expected to be commended for its release, rather than receiving a torrent of criticism.
Much of the criticism has centred on the absence of allegations made by Peng against former Chinese vice-premier Zhang Gaoli, which led to her absence from public view for several weeks, but elected to mention Bach's dinner invitation to her at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
At the very least the decision to overlook the allegations in the statement surely undermines efforts the IOC has made on tackling abuse and harassment.
After all, a quote from Bach when launching an IOC toolkit in 2018 to strengthen athlete-safeguarding policies said the organisation "praises the athletes' courage to speak out on incidents of harassment and abuse, and we support them in their action."
Yet in this instance, the allegations have been glossed over by the same organisation.
Many have pointed to the upcoming Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics as the reason for the IOC's reluctance to seek "quiet diplomacy" than risk a full cutting of ties as the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) has threatened to do so.
The IOC has been accused of actively supporting Chinese propaganda by being reassured over the safety of Peng, whereas the WTA, among others, have said the video call has not demonstrated that she is "free and able to make decisions and take actions on her own, without coercion or external interference".
Today, IOC President Thomas Bach, the Chair of the IOC Athletes' Commission, Emma Terho @ELaaksonen3, and IOC Member in China Li Lingwei held a video call with three-time Olympian Peng Shuai from China. cc/ @Athlete365 https://t.co/8at0ZMrozS
— IOC MEDIA (@iocmedia) November 21, 2021
The IOC has rallied around the idea of "quiet diplomacy."
The IOC Athletes' Commission typically approved of this stance. It was instructive that Paris 2024 President Tony Estanguet was one of the first officials within the Olympic Movement to express concern over Peng's safety, having seemingly been freed from the confines of being an IOC Athletes' Commission member earlier this year.
In an interview this week, the IOC doyen Richard Pound claimed that the IOC has established that "quiet and discreet diplomacy gets you better than clashing cymbals", adding "that's not the way you deal with any country, certainly not with China."
The comment seemed merely to underline the view held by many that the IOC is seeking to tiptoe around issues in the host nation.
The Peng case and IOC response also highlights a potential concern heading into the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games for athletes.
A National Olympic Committee official during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics expressed fears over the potential for a headstrong Winter Olympian to make a political protest or comment during the Games, given the rise in athlete activism in recent years.
Those concerns, I suspect, will have been amplified now, given the concern for Peng's welfare following the allegations she made on social media.
The IOC has been accused of complicity with China to protect the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics ©Getty Images
The IOC knew what it signed up for when it awarded Beijing the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games. Yet the IOC has failed to take a proactive stance when inevitable questions have been asked about the Games, deflecting when allegations over human rights violations of the Uyghur population, as well as Tibet and Hong Kong, are put to them.
The IOC has merely claimed it has responsibility for ensuring the Olympic Charter is respected regarding the Olympic Games, with Bach declaring that the organisation is "not a super-world government."
It is difficult to swallow the idea that the IOC is on one hand presenting itself as effective at quiet diplomacy, yet on the other is helpless when it comes to raising human rights concerns.
Equally, the IOC has resisted comment on China claiming the importance of being politically neutral, but simultaneously presented itself as an instrumental party in establishing talks between the North and South Korea Governments around the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympics.
Bach would certainly want involvement in a peace process to be one of his key legacies of his time in office, yet you must wonder as to whether the IOC's unwillingness to face issues surrounding Beijing 2022 will be a defining period in how his stewardship of the Olympic Movement will be remembered.
In his defence, Bach earlier this year called for Governments to live up to their responsibilities within their own remits, when questioned about China.
United States President Joe Biden has confirmed a diplomatic boycott of Beijing 2022 is being considered ©Getty Images
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe was right in one sense earlier this week in his comments on China, when he labelled a diplomatic boycott of the Games as a "meaningless gesture."
The IOC member told BBC Radio Four's Today programme that no Organising Committee would miss a minister, should they elect not to send Government officials to the Games.
Was much achieved by the British and United States Governments when they diplomatically boycotted the Sochi 2014 Paralympics by Western politicians after Russia's entry into Crimea prior to the Games? Or when Britain elected against sending officials to the Russia 2018 FIFA World Cup after the positioning of Sergei Skripal.
A diplomatic boycott seems likely from several nations for Beijing 2022, which is something of a token effort from Governments seeking a small public relations win. Particularly if you consider whether many Governments would or should be sending politicians to the Games anyway, given the COVID-19 situation and restrictions that will likely be in place.
The IOC has made itself an easy target for criticism regarding the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, but National Governments should surely take greater action against China if they oppose the superpower's policies and human rights record.
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Drago Takes BPPPA Guildford Open
Tony Drago
Current World Pool Masters champion Tony Drago claimed victory and the £1000 first prize at the Guildford Open on Sunday 4th July 2004 at Rileys Guildford, beating Lee Chenman 11-4 in the final. Tony was faced with the daunting task of overcoming a fired-up Chenman, who had battled his way through some very high quality players to earn his first-ever final appearance in a ranking event. Lee, who had overcome Mikey Kay, Stewart Colclough, Paul Medati and Martinho Correia leading up to the final, had difficulty finding his rhythm against Drago who was firing balls in at his customary 'blink-and-you'll-miss-it' pace.
Drago had cruised through the first day's double elimination stage undefeated, but once into the straight knock-out on the second day did not have an easy run to the final. His first two games on Sunday were against Jay Trivedi and David Walsh, both top 5 players, and he had to come back from a 5-1 deficit against Mike Berry in the semi-final. The 9-7 result meant Berry got two racks closer to beating Drago than anyone else had. However, Drago looked focused and ready to go against Chenman, reeling off rack after effortless rack.
He had obviously been putting in a great deal of work on his break as he was getting that wonderful 'pop' that is the trademark of so many world class players. 'The Tornado' this week flies to Taipei for the World Pool Championships, where he will be hoping to get even further than the semi-final stage, which he achieved last year, and on the form he showed this weekend, he looks to have every chance.
Finishing 3rd - 4th were Mike Berry and Martinho Correia. Martinho had spectators reaching for the oxygen and covering their eyes throughout Sunday as he battled through a series of thrilling matches that all seemed to end on the hill! He won 9 - 8 against Mark Stephenson and Wayne Lloyd, then went down 9 - 8 to Lee Chenman after scratching on the 7. Martinho may be the most consistent player in the country right now having had one quarter final, two semi finals, and one final in the last four events he has entered.
Quarter-final finishers were Daryl Peach, Mike Rogers, Wayne Lloyd and Paul Medati. The rest of the last 16 were John Wims, Norman Kay, David Walsh, Gareth Esprit, Mark Stephenson, Dean Mazirel, Suk Gohil and Stewart Colclough. For the updated ranking list, visit the BPPPA website at http://www.bpppa.com.
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Anthony Hilton of the London Evening Standard says A&L has some explaining to do over fired chief
Updated: 19:00 EST, 9 November 1999
If the Alliance & Leicester board thought they could fire Peter White and expect him to go quietly, then not for the first time they misjudged their man. His behaviour is entirely consistent with someone who believes, rightly or wrongly, that he has been shabbily stitched up and is determined to clear his name. Having enlisted Simmons & Simmons to fight his corner, White appears willing if necessary to go to court to make sure that his version of events is aired sooner rather than later.
On one level, this is good knock-about stuff but, on another, shareholders are owed an explanation. It may suit Alliance & Leicester chairman John Windeler to hide behind the lawyers and say he cannot discuss the matter publicly, but that excuse fools no one. This is a civil matter and he could make a full statement to shareholders if he wanted to. If the crew mutiny and throw the pilot overboard, then they should have the courtesy to tell the passengers what was wrong with the old course, and in what direction they now plan to sail. If they cannot do this, how are the passengers supposed to know if the ship is in safe hands? As the allegations mount to suggest that White was as much sinned against as sinning, the need for clarification becomes ever more pressing.
There are various confusions Windeler could usefully address. He has been reported, correctly or otherwise, as saying that he was unaware White had any plans to retire. Yet a week before the firing, the chairman of the Alliance & Leicester remuneration committee, of which Windeler is a member, allegedly faxed White a letter containing details of a proposed retirement package for him to come into effect in February. Simmons & Simmons now have this fax.
At the very least, this is confusing. But even more so it raises the question of why a man who was offered a retirement package one week should be fired so brutally seven days later, and if this was really in the interests of good corporate governance.
Then there is the question of the alleged merger talks with the Woolwich. White was apparently told about the approach by Windeler, who asked him to go on holiday rather than take part. He went golfing in Spain, which is where he was when he got the fax, and was fired on his return. It supposedly looked like a done deal, but then the talks abruptly failed. As White was not the obstacle, who or what was?
Firing a chief executive is never going to be easy but these days it happens a lot, and usually it is handled with openness and an absence of public recrimination so that the company does not suffer. The directors still have time to ensure this is the case also with Alliance & Leicester. But with events rapidly running out of the board's control, the omens are not good.
Elusive Euro
Tucked away deep in the Treasury is the head of the Emu policy team, Dave Ramsden, and it is his job among other things to advise when Britain meets the five economic tests set by Chancellor Gordon Brown as having a determining factor on the timing of Britain's entry into the euro.
He may well feel after yesterday's pre-Budget statement that he could go on holiday for the next five years because, with British growth soaring away, interest rates rising and the pound showing absolutely no sign of weakness, convergence seems even further away now than when Brown devised the test.
The point of the criteria is to ensure that Britain's economic cycle is co-ordinated with the rest of Europe so that locking into the currency does not give rise to excessive stresses and strains in the months and years which follow. This would occur if the economies were moving in different directions, and its effect would be akin to the pressures, which made it impossible for Britain to stay in the Exchange Rate Mechanism.
The Government line, with caveats, is for a referendum on membership quite soon after the next election. But with convergence as elusive as ever, and with interest rates and sterling too high for entry, it is hard to see how that timetable can possibly be squared with the Brown criteria.


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The Daily Hit: February 23, 2021
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GrowGeneration Corp . (NASDAQ: GRWG) is buying San Diego Hydroponics & Organics, a four-store chain of organic, hydroponic and aquaponics garden centers in San Diego, California. The company said that San Diego Hydroponics & Organics is San Diego County's premier hydroponic equipment supplier, with annual revenues approaching $10 million. GrowGen did not say what it paid for the company. This latest acquisition brings the total number of GrowGen hydroponic garden centers to 50 stores. In California, the country's largest legal cannabis market, GrowGen now has 17 stores, with eight of those stores located in Southern California.
Green Thumb Industries Inc. (OTCQX: GTBIF) announced it has raised approximately $56 million by selling 10 million of its subordinate voting shares, that was declared effective by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as of February 8, 2021. Green Thumb said it had received and accepted offers from investors to purchase 1.6 million registered subordinate voting shares at $35.50 per share for a total of approximately $56 million. The stock closed at $35.35 on Monday.
Massachusetts lawmakers are moving forward to decriminalize psychedelic drugs. The effort began at the city level when Somerville and Cambridge adopted measures that would make possession of psychedelics a low law enforcement priority. Now it has moved to a state-wide initiative.
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Kareena Kapoor Khan mostly wears casuals to the airport but this time, the diva stunned us with her style statement. The actress wore a salwar suit and it was an eye-catching quirky piece, which absolutely caught our attention. She gave us brand new airport goals. Let's decode her ensemble and look.
So, Kareena stepped out in an all-white airport ensemble, which was contrasted by a touch of muted shades. She wore a flared white kurta and teamed it with matching cigarette pants. However, her kurta was enhanced by polka dots dipped in the shade of green. Kareena also draped a brown dupatta, which went well with her look.
Kareena's look was stylish and carefree at the same time. She paired her ensemble with shiny sandals and accessorised her traditional wear with delicate hoop earrings. She also wore dark shades and the makeup was highlighted by a pink lip shade. The impeccable bun completed her stylish avatar. So, what do you think about Kareena Kapoor Khan's avatar? Feel free to share opinions in the comment section.


Dr. John Thackery is pressured by hospital benefactors to hire a black assistant chief.
Dr. Thackery berates Barrow about an abundance of cadavers; Edwards opens a covert basement clinic.
Thackery is asked to perform reconstructive surgery on a former flame.
Algernon forces Thackery's hand during surgery; Cleary and Sister Harriet strike a deal.
Barrow seeks to pay down a debt by treating one of Collier's men; Barrow wants an Edison invention.
Thackery and Bertie to vow to reverse operating theatre failures after exposure to a new procedure.
The stabbing of a cop by a black man stirs up racial tension; Everett returns to work.
Thackery worries that Dr. Levi Zinberg will steal his spotlight; Bertie continues to court Lucy.
A late-night crime sheds unfavorable light on the Knick; Eleanor's behavior becomes more erratic.
Thackery refuses to collaborate with Dr. Zinberg; Cornelia and Edwards arrive at a crossroads.


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Sturmiellina is a genus of parasitic flies in the family Tachinidae. There is one described species in Sturmiellina, S. trinitatis.

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There's a lot going on in the life of our little creature in A Grub's Tale. We see how his life is a mystery to him and without a parent or brothers and sisters, he is worried and unsure of his future.
Vanilla is one of the world's best-loved flavours. We use it in everything from ice cream to skin cream. Madagascar is among the world's principal suppliers of this exotic spice but the life for the vanilla farmers in Madagascar is tough. Let's investigate!
An assembly looking at Madagascar is perfect for showing the richness of our world and a great place for children to showcase their work.


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