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JAMES' SHOT: James isn't ready to make any bold predictions about how great he might be in his eighth straight Finals.
There's no doubt in his mind he will be ready when the ball tips.
"The level that I can play at is to be seen, but the level that I put into the game and put into my craft is who I am," James said. "So numbers and things like that kind of take care of itself. But for me, I understand and I know how much I put into the game. So everything else is OK."
NO REST FOR THE WEARY: With only two days between games after the Warriors eliminated the Rockets 101-92 on Monday night, Draymond Green is happy to have an opponent in Cleveland he knows so well.
"In recent years we've been kind of having a week off, at most, to prepare for the Finals. It's almost a day to prepare this time," he said. "So it definitely helps knowing the opponent, knowing, obviously, everything stops and starts with LeBron, and trying to do what we can to make things tough on him, but also take other guys out of the game."
The Cavs finished their series Sunday at Boston, so James spent a relaxing Memorial Day Monday with family having a barbecue.
INJURY WOES: Both teams face significant injury concerns: Golden State defensive stopper and 2015 Finals MVP Andre Iguodala was ruled out for Game 1 with a bone bruise in his left knee, while Love remains in the NBA's concussion protocol with his status uncertain.
GOLDEN STATE AMONG GREATEST: James considers Golden State among the greatest teams ever, and insists each side has earned this. James is ignoring the critics who say this annual matchup might be bad for basketball.
"Teams have had their opportunities to beat the Cavs over the last four years and teams have had opportunities to beat the Warriors over the last four years," James said. "If you want to see somebody else in the post-season then you've got to beat 'em."
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They set the NBA wins record, saw their star become the league's first unanimous MVP, climbed out of a 3-1 hole to win the Western Conference, gave up a 3-1 lead to lose the NBA Finals and then signed one of the most talented players in history just as he was entering his prime. They enter 2017 with a 29-5 record, primed for another deep playoff run.
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President Obama has again been named the nation’s most admired man. This is the 9th consecutive year participants in the annual Gallup poll have placed him at the top. That puts President Obama not far behind Dwight D. Eisenhower, who was bestowed the honor a record 12 times. Donald Trump landed in 2nd…
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Soccer fans set fire to seating as police standby in the Ostseestadion stadium during the first round of the German Cup in Rostock, Germany, Monday Aug. 14, 2017. Play was suspended twice during the second half of the match due to fireworks set off by both sets of fans, as Hertha Berlin beat third-division Hansa Rostock 2-0 in the first round of the German Cup. (Axel Heimken/dpa via AP) (Photo: The Associated Press)
BERLIN (AP) — In a game overshadowed by pyrotechnics, bangers and small fires in the stands, Hertha Berlin beat third-division Hansa Rostock 2-0 in the first round of the German Cup on Monday.
Play was suspended twice in the second half due to fireworks set off by both sets of fans. Hertha supporters lit pyrotechnics shortly after the interval and their Hansa counterparts caused the game to stop again with around 15 minutes remaining when they did the same. Fireworks were shot toward rival fans and some landed on the pitch.
Referee Robert Hartmann led his officials and the players off the pitch, as fires broke out among unoccupied seats with riot police lined up alongside. The game restarted after a break of 16 minutes to the sound of more bangers being set off.
There was a large police presence at the game, considered high risk due to a bitter rivalry between Hertha and Hansa fans.
Hertha left it to late to secure the win. Mitchell Weiser unleashed a brilliant strike which flew inside the far post with five minutes remaining and Vedad Ibisevic sealed the victory in injury time.
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DYNAMO BERLIN 0 SCHALKE 2
Former East German champion Dynamo Berlin made it difficult for Schalke before the Bundesliga side finally prevailed.
Dynamo, which won 10 successive East German titles between 1979-88 amid allegations of match-fixing and politically influenced favors, fared badly after German reunification and now plays at fourth-tier level. It was previously backed by Stasi chief Erich Mielke.
In front of 14,000 spectators at the Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark in Berlin, Dynamo did Schalke no favors and the top-flight side was made to sweat before two late goals from Yevhen Konoplyanka finally ensured progress.
Leon Goretzka sent the Ukrainian midfielder through to open the scoring in the 78th minute and Konoplyanka made sure of the win with his second on a counterattack in injury time.
It was Schalke's first win under new coach Domeniko Tedesco, who made headlines last week by dropping Benedikt Hoewedes as captain in favor of goalkeeper Ralf Faehrmann.
Schalke started well and should have gone ahead through Guido Burgstaller before Dynamo got into the game. Matthias Steinborn had the game's best chance before the break when he forced a good save from Faehrmann.
Dynamo goalkeeper Bernhard Hendl produced a brilliant save to deny Goretzka and then another to stop Franco Di Santo before Konoplyanka finally made the breakthrough.
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OTHER GAMES
Nuremberg beat second-division rival MSV Duisburg 2-1, and third-division Paderborn upset St. Pauli 2-1.
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1. Lahm: singularly bowing out
Bayern Munich full-back and captain, Philipp Lahm, one of Germany’s all-time great defenders, is to retire at the end of the season.
Now 33, Lahm, has not shown any sign at all of declining powers and could have played on at the top level for two or three more years. But as he proved when calling time on his international career after skippering the Nationalmannschaft to triumph at World Cup 2014, he is very much his own unsentimental man.
Absolutely convinced that 15 seasons of top-flight brilliance – two with Stuttgart, 13 for Bayern – was more than enough. Lahm also made it clear that he would not, as many had expected, become Bayern’s director of sport.
The announcement has sparked controversy a plenty. Rather than Lahm’s unilateral adieu, Bayern would have preferred a joint statement and rumours have been circulating that star and club powerbrokers are not on the same page. It’s been suggested in the press that Lahm and Bayern had markedly different visions of the director of sport job and according to Kicker magazine, a number of figures on the club’s supervisory board were unsure about him going straight from pitch to front-office.
With Lahm no longer in the running for the ‘Sportdirektor‘ brief, the favourite for the post is Gladbach general manager, Max Eberl.
2. Dortmund dip
In England and Spain the claim is often made that the Bundesliga lacks the strength in depth of the Premier League or La Liga. So how to explain the starling events of the weekend, when mighty Dortmund slumped to an humiliating 2-1 defeat at Darmstadt, a bottom of the table team who had only garnered one point from their previous eleven fixtures.
Fired up by their ebullient coach, Torsten Frings, the not-so flowery Lilies were band of brothers on a mission. Undaunted and aggressive, they swarmed all over the Dortmunder at times and could indeed have scored more than the two goals put away by new American attacker Terence Boyd (signed in the winter break from RB Leipzig and young Croat striker, Antonio Colak.
For a team supposed to be one of Europe’s best, Dortmund, quite frankly were a disaster zone. Defensively an open door and inexplicably relying on kick and rush tactics. A world apart from their usual cultured approach work. Before the match, Dortmund coach, Thomas Tuchel, sounded an anti-complacency warning. Pity no one was listening.
3. Crisis ? What crisis?
After sweeping all before them in the Autumn Championship, the young guns of RB Leipzig suddenly seem to be firing blanks. Saturday’s 3-0 loss at home to a reborn Hamburg, was the Red Bull’s second consecutive defeat and now seven points adrift of league leaders, Bayern, the bells are tolling on their fairy tale title bid.
The only consolation for the Saxons is that other results went their way at the weekend. Their four closest rivals for a Champions League qualifying spot (Eintracht Frankfurt, Dortmund, Hoffenheim and Hertha Berlin) all lost, thus minimising the damage.
“Collectively we failed today, but we’re only human,” declared RB coach, Ralph Hasenhuttl. “Sometimes you just simply underperform. In spite of everything, we shouldn’t be expecting too much from this team.”
In a moment of sweet revenge, Hamburg’s first goal on Saturday was the work of a recent RB reject, Greek centre-back, Kyriakos Papadopoulos, comprehensively outjumping his marker to power in a header.
4. Fake news comes to the Bundesliga
Never one to turn the other cheek in response to a perceived slight, Leverkusen director of sport, Rudi Völler says he intends to boycott Sky TV Deutschland after the network inaccurately asserted that the Rhinelanders had decided to sack coach, Roger Schmidt.
Alternative facts, screamed Rudi. “To put out such an outrageous false report shortly before an important game (Leverkusen’s 3-0 home victory against Frankfurt on Saturday) is a total disgrace. If there’s no apology and Sky don’t reveal their source, then there’ll be no more interviews.”
Schmidt is under pressure nonetheless. Struggling with chronic inconsistency, his side is in real danger of not even making the Europa League cut and for a club of Leverkusen’s pedigree that’s simply unacceptable. A change of leadership could well be on the cards. But only when the final accounts are examined at the end of the season.
5. Lotte love
Shocks were few and far between in the DFB Cup Round of 16. But at least us romantics can savour the giantkilling feats of third tier Sportfreunde Lotte, who after eliminating top-flight Bremen and Leverkusen, duly completed a hat-trick of scalps last week, deservedly beating second division 1860 Munich 2-0.
A victory for tenacity, good organisation and no little skill and clever interplay. Just reward for all the Lotte fans who spent the day of the game clearing the pitch and surrounds of snow.
Making it match-fit, so to speak. In the quarter-finals, Lotte face another gargantuan challenge in the shape of Dortmund. The tie of the last-eight ? Schalke’s trip to Bayern.


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Question: How to keep your pets cool this summer

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We might be suffering in the heat, but think about our poor, furry pets...
The summer season can be a tricky time for pets and with the latest weather predictions revealing that the heatwave in Britain is set to stay for another two weeks, and temperatures soaring up to 33 degrees, it’s important to keep your pets cool and calm.
Jenny Philp, managing director and practising vet at Vet’s Kitchen, gives her five top tips on keeping your dog or cat happy and healthy as temperatures continue to hit new heights.
1. Avoid walking your dog during the hottest periods of the day
Be sure to walk your dog either early in the morning or late at night as hot pavements can burn delicate paws. Even at cooler periods of the day, the pavement can still be warm so try to keep to the shade, wherever possible. If it’s too hot for you to hold the palm of your hand against the pavement, it will most certainly be too hot for your dog to walk on.
2. Identify the coolest rooms in your home
Keep your pets as comfortable as possible by encouraging them to stay in the coolest areas of your home. Rooms with tiled floors can provide a good space for them to relax away from the sun, whilst cooling mats and wet towels can help keep their body temperature down. Drawing the curtains will also prevent direct sunlight from heating up your home but your pets are still suffering from the heat, wetting their ears and paws can help to cool them down.
3. Protect your pets’ skin and coat
Similar to humans, sunburn can affect animals too so it’s important to keep them protected with pet safe sun cream, by providing plenty of shade and using protective t-shirts for hairless breeds.
Cool coats have become increasingly popular items for dogs to keep their body temperature down and protect against sunburn however, these only work if the coat is kept wet at all times. If allowed to dry out, it will heat up and will make your dog even warmer. A good alternative would be to drape a wet towel over them and sitting them in front of a fan!
4. Keep your pet hydrated
Hydration is very important, particularly in warm weather, so why not use ice cubes in your pet’s water bowl to keep the water cool? This will give them a cold, refreshing treat and by providing extra bowls in different areas around the home, you can ensure they are properly hydrated in the heat.
5. Think creatively when it comes to treats and exercise
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Freezing treats in ice cubes can be a fun reward that will keep your dog cool. Also, why not get your dog a paddling pool? This provides a creative alternative to walking them and playing with toys in a shade covered pool can be just as rewarding and will keep them cool whilst ensuring they are still getting enough exercise.
For smaller animals, be sure to move hutches into the shade and use ice pods or frozen water bottles to keep them cool. To avoid sun stroke, it’s also important to ensure that protective rain covers are not covering the hutch and blocking air flow.
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Tuesday should be partly sunny, with highs near 57 degrees.
The National Weather Service is predicting gusts as high as 28 mph during the day.
At night, temperatures will drop to 24 degrees, with winds around 26 mph. Skies will become cloudy at night.
CAPTION When you’re putting together emergency kits, don’t forget about your furry friends. Be sure to have a substantial amount of food and water on hand and make a plan for where your pet can go if your family needs to evacuate, according to Virginia Department of Emergency Management. Here are a few tips to add to your pet's supply kit. When you’re putting together emergency kits, don’t forget about your furry friends. Be sure to have a substantial amount of food and water on hand and make a plan for where your pet can go if your family needs to evacuate, according to Virginia Department of Emergency Management. Here are a few tips to add to your pet's supply kit. CAPTION Get ready, Hampton Roads. Temperatures are expected to fall to 30 to 35 degree Friday night into early Saturday morning. Here are a few tips to keep warm, including your furry friends. Get ready, Hampton Roads. Temperatures are expected to fall to 30 to 35 degree Friday night into early Saturday morning. Here are a few tips to keep warm, including your furry friends.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Rising government and public hostility toward the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Indonesia is threatening the battle against AIDS in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, activists and an official said.
FILE PHOTO: An Indonesian man is publicly caned for having gay sex in Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia May 23, 2017. REUTERS/Beawiharta/File Photo
Homosexuality is not regulated by law in Indonesia, except in the conservative province of Aceh, but the country has seen an increase in raids targeting LGBT people, which have forced many members of the community underground.
The group Human Rights Watch (HRW) said this week hostility was making it harder for the LGBT community to get access to public health programs, putting people at greater risk of contracting the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), which causes AIDS.
“The Indonesian government should recognize that its role in abuses against LGBT people is seriously compromising the country’s response to HIV,” said Kyle Knight, LGBT rights researcher at HRW and author of the report.
“One particularly troubling aspect of the anti-LGBT panic is that public health outreach to such populations has become far more difficult, making wider spread of the disease more likely,” the rights group said.
The prevalence rate of HIV among gay men in Indonesia has jumped from 8.5 percent in 2011 to 25 percent in 2015, it said.
Indonesia recorded 46,357 new HIV infections in 2017, with nearly a quarter of those among men who have sex with other men, according to government and UNAIDS data. Other groups included sex workers and intravenous drug users.
FILE PHOTO: Detainees hold items from a men's club in a police vehicle after the police conducted a weekend raid on what authorities described as a "gay spa" in Jakarta, Indonesia, October 9, 2017. REUTERS/Beawiharta/File Photo
A senior health official said the increasing hostility to the LGBT community was disrupting the relations between health workers and people who need their help.
“For a long time, health workers were able to meet these groups in certain places,” Dr Windra Waworuntu, director general of infectious diseases at the health ministry, said on Wednesday.
“But with the anti-LGBT feeling now, health workers find it difficult to reach them. It’s similar to when red light districts are broken up and health workers have difficulty in reaching sex workers.”
A spokesman for President Joko Widodo declined to comment when asked about rising anti-LGBT sentiment among the government and public but senior government officials have called for gay rights advocacy to be restricted.
Indonesia’s parliament looks set to criminalize same-sex relations, something that Islamist groups have long pressed for, while police have stood by while vigilantes have stormed “gay sex parties”.
Police have also stepped up raids on gatherings at spas and hostels, charging some people with violating strict pornography laws.
In 2016, Vice President Jusuf Kalla asked the U.N. Development Programme to stop $8 million of funding for LGBT-related programs in Indonesia.
This year, a survey found that nearly 90 percent of Indonesians who understand the term “LGBT” felt threatened by the community, while the Indonesian Psychiatric Association and the Health Ministry stated in internal documents seen by Reuters that being LGBT was a mental illness.

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Question: This 6-year-old is making millions reviewing toys on YouTube

Meet Ryan. He’s 6 years old, likes to play with toys, and has just been listed as one of Forbes’ highest-earning YouTube celebrities. Per Business Insider, the young entrepreneur, who hosts his family’s Ryan ToysReview channel on the video-sharing site, helped his household bring in about $11 million in pretax income this year, simply by opening toys and other products and reviewing them online.
This monetized mastery of the “unboxing” phenomenon—what the Verge has described as “a blend of innocent childhood antics and relentless, often overwhelming consumerism”—places Ryan’s channel in the No. 8 slot on the Forbes list (tied with the slapstick team Smosh), alongside other big YouTube names like brothers Jake and Logan Paul, Minecraft whiz Daniel “DanTDM” Middleton, and the controversial PewDiePie (real name: Felix Kjellberg).
What makes Ryan unusual is, obviously, his age. “He is definitely the youngest YouTube star we’ve ever seen,” an industry analyst told the Verge in last December’s profile.
Ryan’s parents posted his first video in March 2015 after the YouTube-obsessed preschooler wanted to know why he couldn’t dish on toys online like other kids, per a Tubefilter interview from last year.
In July of that year, the family experienced its first viral video: Ryan opening a “giant egg surprise” with more than 100 Cars-branded toys. The channel has exploded since, now with over 10 million subscribers and more than 16 million views, per the Washington Post.
Ryan’s parents told Tubefilter they mainly film on the weekends so it doesn’t interfere with their son’s schooling and that they pay for all of the toys Ryan reviews.
Their channel’s “About” section says most of the toys they review end up going to charity. (Read about this year’s must-have toy.)
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Intuit just released a Super Bowl ad that has major Pixar vibes! Watch the animated commercial that’s sure to warm your heart here!
This is honestly one of the best Super Bowl ads we’ve ever seen! The animated commercial for Intuit shows a female inventor over at Intuitive Inventions, who is coming up with all the coolest gadgets imaginable, visiting a flower shop that needs an extra helping hand with a gift: a flying robot that will assist the beleaguered shop owner in watering all his plants. While the owner tries to find some movie tickets to ask her out, she ends up disappearing from the shop and is replaced by what appears to be an ominous banker. After noticing that his business is going under thanks to a new super store, the inventor ends up building a huge robot that’s able to manage all of the flower shop owner’s taxes and business documents — making him succeed and leaving the two of them time to finally get together! Check out the full ad below!
Speaking of incredible Super Bowl ads, you’re not going to want to miss Hyundai’s cute commercial. In their ad, a bunch of parents are upset that their kids’ soccer match falls on Super Bowl Sunday. Thankfully, a ref, driving a Hyundai Kona, starts dealing out red cards as fast as possible, ending the game early!
Meanwhile, an ad for Monster Products will tell its origin story and mention how Iggy Azalea inspired one of the brand’s co-creators to start the audio company. You can check out that ad during the Super Bowl on Feb. 4. Click here to see pics of the best Super Bowl performances of all-time!
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OMAHA, Neb. — Warren Buffett's company has eliminated its stake in General Electric and boosted its investment in the Bank of New York Mellon Corp.
Berkshire Hathaway revealed those moves and several other changes to its U.S. stock portfolio in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday.
Berkshire didn't list any GE shares in its holdings at the end of June. Previously, it owned 10.6 million shares.
Buffett's Omaha, Nebraska-based company increased its stake in BNY Mellon to 50.2 million shares from 33 million in March.
Besides those big changes, Berkshire adjusted its airline investments by trimming its stakes in American Airlines, Delta and United Continental. Berkshire didn't change its investment in Southwest Airlines.
Many investors follow what Berkshire buys and sells because of Buffett's remarkably successful record over more than five decades. Berkshire officials don't generally comment on the quarterly filings or the reasons for their portfolio moves.
And these quarterly filings don't make clear who made all the investments. Buffett handles the biggest investments in Berkshire's portfolio, such as Coca-Cola, Wells Fargo and IBM. He has said that investments of less than $1 billion are likely to be the work of Berkshire's two other investment managers.
Berkshire also increased its Apple investment to 130.2 million shares, up slightly from 129 million shares in March.
Berkshire also continued reducing its stake in IBM to 54 million shares from 64.6 million in March. Previously, Berkshire held more than 80 million IBM shares, but Buffett said the company hadn't performed as he expected.
Besides investments, Berkshire owns more than 90 companies, including insurance, retail, manufacturing, railroad and candy companies.

Soros Fund Management, the firm that invests the personal fortune of billionaire investor and philanthropist George Soros, took a handful of new positions in financial stocks during the fourth quarter as the sector was buoyed by Donald Trump's presidential victory.
The New York-based firm disclosed a $14.9m position in Goldman Sachs and made a new bet on Bank of America worth $3.9m. One of its biggest buys during the last three months of 2016 was a call option on the S&P Select Sector SPDR Fund - Financial Sector worth $72.6 million.
A number of asset managers bought into financial stocks during the final months of 2016 after Trump's surprise victory suggested that tax cuts and a reduction of regulatory burdens plus higher interest rates could benefit the financial sector.
Soros recently hired UBS executive Dawn Fitzpatrick to be the firm's chief investment officer, putting a woman in charge of his portfolio for the first time.
Soros sold his entire stake in Procter & Gamble, while Trian Fund Management bought a stake worth $3.5bn in the company.
Reuters


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ISLAMABAD - Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) will be more rigorous during 2017 in enforcement and there will be a record number of inspections of regulated entities across all sectors and entities, from insurance companies to stock brokers.
“A Sharia governance framework is being developed to meet the regulatory needs of Islamic finance across all sectors regulated by the SECP,” stated by the SECP Chairman Zafarul Haq Hijazi while outlining the SECP’s achievements of the outgoing year and announcing the future course of action.
The year 2017 shall see the SECP build upon these achievements to further enhance investor confidence for the progress of the country’s economy, he said while addressing to the SECP officers. Enumerating the outstanding achievements of the outgoing year, he said that Pakistan’s three stock exchanges were successfully demutualised and integrated into the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) to the benefit of investors, listed companies, and market intermediaries. The PSX has been making progress by leaps and bounds. Today it is considered Asia’s best performing stock exchange. Pakistan has re-entered the MSCI Emerging Market Index, a sign of international recognition of the developments in the capital market and wider economy.
In an unprecedented development for the entire region, a consortium of Chinese exchanges and local financial institutions have acquired 40% of shares and management control of the PSX, laying the foundation of sustainable modernisation of Pakistan’s capital market, he added.
While highlighting the second achievement, he said that steps were taken to strengthen protection of investors through various laws that were put into effect, which are being rigorously enforced. The SECP Act, 1997, that established the organisation, has been amended, enhancing the role and powers of the organisation. In addition, new legislation, including the Futures Market Act, 2016, Corporate Restructuring Companies Act, 2016, and many different rules and regulations covering various sectors from insurance to modaraba has been introduced.
He said that in order to protect investors’ interests and augment their confidence, a record number of show-cause notices were concluded through regulatory orders and an unprecedented number of investor complaints were redressed. The SECP’s efforts for investor education and awareness reached new heights under its ‘Jamapunji’ campaign. Now it has become the largest national campaign for the awareness of all investors to inform them as to how they can benefit from investing in the corporate sector.
Regarding the third big achievement, the chairman said that the SECP established itself as a high performance and knowledge-based organisation. Speaking of the priorities for the year 2017, Hijazi said that the main priorities will be more rigorous enforcement, building upon the legal accomplishments and working on ease of doing business.
Keeping these priorities in view, the organisation will make even greater effort to increase the number of cases taken up, speed up the processing, and strengthen the mechanisms used against non-compliance. There will be a record number of inspections of regulated entities across all sectors and entities, from insurance companies to stock brokers. The entities receiving disproportionately high number of investors complaints compared to their peer groups will be held accountable and will have to demonstrate improvement in their track record.
Elaborating on the priorities, the chairman said the organisation will continue to build upon the legal accomplishments of 2016. He said that the legal framework for the development of corporate sector and protection of investors will be strengthened. The Companies Bill is in the process of replacing the Companies Ordinance, 1984, and it will be a game changer for the advancement of the corporate sector. The Draft Insurance Bill, 2016, is undergoing public consultations, which has incorporated many improvements to better protect the policy-holders and to meet the needs of insurance companies. A Sharia governance framework is being developed to meet the regulatory needs of Islamic finance across all sectors regulated by the SECP.
He said the SECP would continue to work on ease of doing business and capital formation through the capital market. He emphasized the need for increasing quality listings on both equity and debt and expanding the investor base. At the same time, the country is presented with exciting new opportunities such as publicly offered sukuk, financing the projects under the CPEC, enabling Pakistanis to directly participate in the development of the country. In 2017, the SECP will be putting even greater emphasis on reaching out to the corporate sector to better understand and address the challenges facing capital formation.
The chairman hoped that 2017 would see the SECP achieve even more than it achieved in 2016. However, such achievements inevitably depend on support of the government, the SECP’s Policy Board, stakeholders, and other government departments. The year 2017 shall witness the SECP doing its utmost to contribute in the growth of national economy, he expressed.

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ISLAMABAD : The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has recovered Rs 285 billion since its inception and deposited in national exchequer, according to NAB spokesperson.
The spokesman said, “The figures are indicative of the hard work being put in by all ranks of NAB staff in an atmosphere of renewed energy and dynamism, where fight against corruption is being taken as a national duty.”
He said, “NAB under the leadership of Qamar Zaman Chaudhry, Chairman NAB has chalked out a comprehensive National Anti-Corruption Strategy (NACS) for eradication of corruption and corrupt practices throughout the country.”
“NAB works according to National Accountability Ordinance (NAO) 1999, which empowers it to act against those who are involved in the corruption and corrupt practices,” he added.
He said, “Corruption is an insidious plague that has a wide range of corrosive effects on societies and it undermines development and rule of law and is breeding ground for organized crimes in the society, perpetuates inefficiencies in the system and therefore spearheads regress.”
He further said, “Corruption was affecting the country just like a cancer.”
“Awareness and prevention of corruption is a challenging task and as a Pakistanis it is our moral duty to spread awareness regarding the ill effects of the menace all the segments of the society should play an active role for the eradication of corruption from the country,” he said.
He said, “Increase in the number of complaints also reflects enhanced public trusted in the NAB.”
“The PILDAT report for the last year also supports the position stated above as 42% people trusted NAB against 30 % for police and 29 % for government officials,” he added.
He said, “The recent reports of Transparency International also rated Pakistan in Corruption Perception Index (CPI) from 175 to 126 in 2014 and in 2015 and Corruption Perception Index (CPI) decreased from 126 to 117. The World Economic Forum has also rated Pakistan from 126 to 122 in its competitive Report of 2016-17 which is a great achievement for Pakistan due to NAB’s efforts.”
“To create Awareness against the ill effects of corruption among the youth of Pakistan, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in collaboration with Higher Education Commission (HEC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU),” he said.
“Over 42000 Character Building Societies (CBSs) have been established by NAB in universities, colleges and schools to create awareness against corruption as youths are considered a vanguard in this fight,” he said.
The NAB spokesman said, “On the directions of Chairman NAB, a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) has already been devised to rationalize the workload and timelines have been prescribed for efficient, effective and expeditious disposal of cases putting a maximum limit of 10 months- from complaint verification-to-inquiry-to-investigation and finally to a reference in the Accountability Court.”
“In order to ensure uniformity and standardization, the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) in vogue were revised after a gap of 10 years to make these responsive to the needs of changed economic, social and technological realities along with goals and targets for smooth conduct of operational activities in accordance with Law and to bring further improvements in the performance of NAB Regional Bureaus,” he said.
‘The performance Evaluation of all NAB’s Regional Bureaus is being done under Party Quantified Grading System at prescribed criteria and NAB has developed Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) System catering the needs of all concerned having salient features of maintenance of data at each stage including complaint entry, complaint verification, inquiry, investigation, prosecution stage and record preservation of Regional Board Meetings and Executive Board Meetings including case brief, decisions made and list of participants attended the meeting with time and date and setting up of an effective Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) System and ability to analyze data in qualitative and quantitative form having warnings and alarms system for violators,” he said.
He said, “NAB with improved infrastructure and rationalized workload, timelines have been prescribed for efficient, effective and expeditious disposal of case putting a maximum limit of 10 months- from complaint verification-to-inquiry-to investigation and finally to a reference in Accountability Court.”
He said, “NAB has devised a centralized monitoring mechanism to ensure compliance with the SOP’s and prescribed timelines.”
“The meeting reviewed the performance of NAB’s field formations and expressed satisfaction that the schedule and timelines were being observed and it also evaluated the efficacy of the concept of CIT and observed that the CIT had indeed improved the quality of investigations as well as the professional capacity of Investigation officers (IOs),” he said and added that the Internal Accountability Mechanism (IAM) recently devised will ensure quick and effective monitoring and evaluation of all levels of work force in NAB.
According to details NAB has approved Internal Accountability Mechanism (IAM) within NAB with a view to weed out such elements that for reasons of inefficiency, misconduct, malpractice and violation of laid down SOPs/Rules and bring a bad name to the organization. Chairman NAB has directed Senior Member Chairman Inspection and Monitoring Team (CI&MT) to issue policy guidelines to all Regional Bureaus of NAB for implementation and application.
“In line with Chairman NAB’s firm resolve and commitment to eradicate corruption and corrupt practices from the country, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) have decided created a Joint Task Force comprising of senior level officers of NAB and SECP in order to work expeditiously on the corruption cases referred by SECP to NAB,” the spokesman said.
“The Joint Task Force will inquire/investigate all corruption cases related to fraud, embezzlement, corrupt practices and cheating public at large by the sponsors, directors and management of brokerage houses of the stock exchanges referred by SECP on top priority basis with the intention to recover investor’s hard earned money which has been misappropriated for personal benefits of the sponsors and Directors of the Brokerage Houses,” he added.
For greater cohesion in the professional work and the constitution of Joint Task Force at NAB Headquarters, two senior level officers/experts from SECP (one each from legal and operation side) and senior level officers of NAB from Financial Crimes Investigation Wing, Operation and Prosecution wings will be part of Joint Task Force.
The spokesman said, “NAB has established its first Forensic Science Lab (FSL) in NAB Rawalpindi/Islamabad. The Forensic Science Lab has facilities of Digital Forensics, Questioned Documents and Fingerprint Analysis.”
He said, “NAB had organized a seminar of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries on Anti-Corruption in September 2016 in which NAB has become first Chairman of SAARC Anti-Corruption forum for collaborative efforts for eradication of corruption on the basis of best practices.”
“NAB has proposed Ministry of Law and Justice that Whistle Blowing Protection Act is imperative for the country under the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), legislation on Whistle Blowing is an obligation on Pakistan,” he said.
He said, “Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the Federal Cabinet have approved Whistle Blower Protection Bill which will now be sent to National Assembly of Pakistan for further necessary action. NAB has trained 104 investigation officers at Police Training College Sihala on modern lines and it has also planned establishment of NAB’s Anti-Corruption Academy at Islamabad for capacity building of NAB officers/Officials.”
He said, “NAB has proposed State Bank of Pakistan that all ATM machines and cheques display/carry NAB message ‘Say No to Corruption’ across the country in order to aware people about the ill effects of corruption and it has organized a national Seminar on World Anti-Corruption Day at Aiwan Sadr, Islamabad which was chaired by the President of Pakistan.”
The Chairman NAB said, “NAB strongly believes in Zero Tolerance Policy against Corruption. NAB’s Anti-corruption campaign is carried widely for awareness and prevention of corruption besides Enforcement across the board.”
“NAB hopes that joint efforts of all stakeholders can collaborate to check corruption and corrupt practices before happening with the help of all stakeholders, civil society, media and people at large and bring sustainable systematic changes to the governance structure of our country,” the chairman said.


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Members of the Anonymous hacktivist collective claim that Neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer may have faked a claim it had been taken over by hackers. Early Monday morning web hosting service GoDaddy announced it was removing the Daily Stormer, after it published an article viciously insulting the activist killed Saturday after a car hit a group…

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These two torchbearers are Ryan Martin (L) and Jacob Dix (R) of Centerville, Ohio #ExposeTheAltRight #Charlottesville Source
Yes, You're Racist @YesYoureRacist 4h4 hours ago
Replying to @YesYoureRacist This is James Allsup -- speaker at the alt-right rally, Wash State U. College Republicans president, and one of @bakedalaska's racist homies Source
Stormfronters are complaining that they and other Nazi, KKK and white supremacists are being outed on Twitter.
Twitter Account Doxxing Pro-Whites Who Attended Charlottesville Rally Yes, You're Racist (@YesYoureRacist) on Twitter
UPDATE: Cole White, the first person I exposed, no longer has a job 💁♂ #GoodNightColeWhite #ExposeTheAltRight #Charlottesville Source
They're right. There's plenty of people identifying them and reporting them to their employers and other places that matter to the bigots.


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Question: California mother killed two young sons, then herself, police say

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MODESTO, Calif. - 28-year-old Lisandra Corrales shot and killed her two sons, 6-year-old Pierre and 4-year-old Nathan Hurtado before shooting herself, police say. Neighbors say they are shocked and never noticed any red flags.
"It’s so close to home. It’s very hurtful and scary at the same time," neighbor Arturo Arias told KTXL.
Arias said Corrales and her boys had lived at the home for about four months.
"I always saw them content, the mother, the father, the first time I met them. The children I only saw them twice but the times that I did see them they looked happy," Arias told KTXL. "We didn’t notice anything strange about them. They were all content."
Arias says he didn’t hear any commotion Sunday morning around 1:15, when police report a family member arrived at the home and found Corrales and the boys dead.
"Unfortunately not," Arias said. "If I would have I probably would have been more curious as to what's going on and if they needed some help try to get some help for them or anything."
Flowers and candles sit at the front door of the home. Now a quiet neighborhood is left wondering what signs they might have missed from their new neighbors.
"We all have the same questions. Why? What happened? What could we have done to deter that?" Arias said. "More friendly gatherings, something, because it really hit home, especially with the two children. Devastating. Very disturbing and sad."
Family members were at the home Monday loading items into trucks. KTXL spoke with the boys’ father who did not want to speak on camera but he did say that he would want the boys to know that he misses them.

Five key pieces of evidence led Hillsborough County deputies to a Riverview father who is now accused of killing his teenage daughter.


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Question: Gerald Carpenter: Granada Gets ‘My Fair Lady in Concert’ to the Theater On Time

The Santa Barbara Center for the Performing Arts and the Santa Barbara Symphony have joined forces to bring the Kennedy Center’s premiere production of Lerner and Loewe’s classic (and very classy) musical My Fair Lady (in Concert) to The Granada Theatre at 3 p.m. Sunday.
The show is directed and choreographed by Marcia Milgrom Dodge, and the unforgettable tunes will be brought to life by the Santa Barbara Symphony, conducted by Kennedy Center music director James Moore.
The cast is a veritable wish list, featuring Jonathan Pryce as the imperious linguist, Professor Henry Higgins; Laura Michelle Kelly as the ambitious Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle; Gregory Jbara as Eliza’s crafty, amoral father, Alfred P. Doolittle; Cloris Leachman as Higgins’ long-suffering mother, Mrs. Higgins; Michael York as the adorable old India hand, Colonel Pickering; Florence Lacey as Higgins’ skeptical housekeeper, Mrs. Pearce; and Max von Essen as the ultimate well-born young nincompoop, Freddy Eynsford-Hill.
The world premiere of My Fair Lady in Concert took place starring this same cast last Ma, for one performance, in the Kennedy Center. Including the intermission, the show runs for two and a half hours, so it is considerably more than an “original cast” album performed live; it is a performance of most of the musical play, sans a good deal of the usual production apparatus.
My Fair Lady, which took Broadway by storm in 1956, was, of course, based on George Bernard Shaw’s play, Pygmalion, which first took the stage in 1913. Oddly, considering the centrality of spoken English to the whole dynamic of the play, the first performance, in Vienna, was in German. The play soon opened in England, and became one of Shaw’s enduring hits.
The boast of Professor Higgins that he could teach a flower girl to speak so well he could pass her off as a duchess, is overheard by the flower girl, who shows up on Higgins’ doorstep the next day, ready for her first lesson. The lack of sentimentality, so often a handicap to a drama’s success, survives in the musical. It is one of the things that makes it unique. Shaw was one of the greatest playwrights in the history of the English-language theater, and the strength of My Fair Lady is that Lerner and Loewe did not just use the play as an armature, or basis, for their work, but were so immerse in the spirit of the original that they actually seem to be channeling Shaw in the songs they wrote. Compare the theatrical integrity of My Fair Lady to their next success, Camelot, which has marvelous songs but plays like a high school pageant (T.H. White’s novel, The Once and Future King, on which Camelot is based, is a great and unique work, but utterly unsuited to dramatic adaptation).
And, what a wonder Jonathan Pryce is! If he were doing a one-actor reading of the play, it would still be worth any sum to see it. How many actors can have so brilliantly taken on the skin of such diverse types as Juan Perón, Henry Higgins and Lytton Strachey, and been showered with critical acclaim in each role? He is as unique as My Fair Lady itself.
Tickets to My Fair Lady in Concert range from $43 to $93 and are are available from The Granada Theatre Box Office at 805.899.2222.
— Gerald Carpenter covers the arts as a Noozhawk contributing writer. He can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) . The opinions expressed are his own.

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Question: Man says he was stranded, surrounded by lava for 12 days before being rescued by helicopter

Lanipuna Gardens, Hawaii – Allen Bertram built his Lanipuna Gardens home nearly 25 years ago. When lava ravaged his neighborhood almost two weeks ago, he lost nearly everything.
“I look outside, I see a river of lava going down the street flowing 10 miles an hour. I opened the door and it came inside the house,” Bertram said.
With only the clothes on his back, Allen says he grabbed his dog and quickly ran uphill to safety.
“We slept outside and we waited until morning and then ran up to my neighbor’s mac nut orchard,” Bertram said.
Trapped by lava, the only way to his neighbor’s was to scale over fences.
“I had to throw my dog over the fence but then he bit me and ran away,” Bertram said.
His dog, missing. Bertram searched for shelter.
Over the next 12 days, he barricaded himself in neighbor’s garage, surviving off of canned foods stored in their pantry.
“I was surrounded by lava, just hoping for the best,” he said.
Hoping to capture the attention of the helicopters flying above, Bertram says he put out a distress signal he’d learned from a TV show.
“I did three garbage can lids bright red and marking paint and a red shirt as a flag. I was praying that I was going to get rescued,” Bertram said.
Just this past Saturday, his prayers were answered.
Firefighters spotted Bertram from the air, lifting him to safety.
“Thank God… best day of my life, very grateful to be alive,” he said.

Federal agents are trying to determine why a man pulled over for speeding in Washington County, Tennessee was carrying a cache of weapons including two submachine guns and 900 rounds of ammunition.
Federal agents are trying to determine why a man pulled over for speeding in Washington County, Tennessee was carrying a cache of weapons including two submachine guns and 900 rounds of ammunition.
Investigators found this cache of weapons and ammunition in Edmisten's car. (Source: Washington Co. Sheriff's Department)
Investigators found this cache of weapons and ammunition in Edmisten's car. (Source: Washington Co. Sheriff's Department)
If you've found yourself saying "Dang you, autocorrect!" a lot lately, know you're not alone and that Apple is working on a fix.
If you've found yourself saying "Dang you, autocorrect!" a lot lately, know you're not alone and that Apple is working on a fix.
The victims of the Marshall County High School shooting were laid to rest on Sunday, January 28.
The victims of the Marshall County High School shooting were laid to rest on Sunday, January 28.
Victims of the Marshall Co. School shooting laid to rest
Victims of the Marshall Co. School shooting laid to rest
An angry father rushed at Larry Nassar at the beginning of court Friday and had to be tackled by deputies. Nassar was in court for his third and final sentencing hearing.
An angry father rushed at Larry Nassar at the beginning of court Friday and had to be tackled by deputies. Nassar was in court for his third and final sentencing hearing.
Martin County Sheriff's Office deputies and Port St. Lucie police officers tried to save a suicidal man who drove his SUV into a canal Friday afternoon.
The incident happened on SW Citrus Blvd.in Port St. Lucie.
According to Port St. Lucie police, before the crash, the man was sitting in his parked car on Port St. Lucie Blvd attempting to commit suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
Police tried to intervene, but they say the man sped off. Police followed the man into Martin County, but shortly after crossing the county line, the man drove into the canal.
Martin County deputies and Port St. Lucie police officers on scene jumped into the canal and pulled the victim from the submerged car. They began CPR immediately after pulling the man to the bank. He was then transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.
The victim's identity has not been released.


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Question: Who's going to apologize to the FBI?

Josh Campbell is a CNN Law Enforcement Analyst, providing insight on crime, justice, and national security issues. He previously served as a Supervisory Special Agent with the FBI. Follow him on Twitter @joshscampbell . The opinions expressed here are his own.
(CNN) Following last week's unfounded claim from the White House that the FBI illegally spied on the Trump campaign for political purposes, the Department of Justice took the unprecedented step of meeting with lawmakers in two classified sessions to discuss the details of the bureau's original counterintelligence investigation.
The silence from House Republicans since the briefings has been deafening. Until now.
Immediately following the meetings, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, Adam Schiff (D-CA) addressed the press, saying he saw no evidence the FBI acted improperly. House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) finally echoed those claims Tuesday on Fox News, going so far as saying the FBI responded precisely in the manner the American people would have expected of them, and that the investigation was not about Trump but was instead responding to a national security threat.
After the men and women of the FBI were unfairly labeled crooks, isn't an apology in order?
To make sense of the damage being brought to the agency's reputation, it is important to revisit exactly how the latest assault on the FBI came into existence. Just when our institutions of justice seemed to be enjoying a temporary cessation of hostilities from a White House seeking to defend itself from allegations of impropriety, the President unloaded a fresh salvo on Twitter -- his preferred method of communication -- and accused the FBI of criminal activity.
His information appeared to stem from media reports indicating a bureau informant had been used to collect information for a lawful counterintelligence investigation seeking to determine whether Russian agents had worked to influence an American election.
What followed was a coordinated campaign to unearth the identity of the informant, with House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes even going so far as to subpoena the Justice Department for information about the source, thereby bulldozing the long-standing norm that congressional officials would respect the intelligence community's need to protect sources and methods.
Ever the marketing maven, President Trump sought to rebrand this informant with the pejorative label of "spy," even going so far as to announce his own freshly minted scandal he would theatrically name "Spygate."
The problems with this recent episode are twofold. The most serious is the chilling effect these actions will have on the government's ability to convince individuals with access to information to risk their own safety and privacy in the service of our country. Put simply, these actions will make our country less safe because it will be harder for FBI agents and CIA officers around the world to convince potential sources that their identities will not be exploited by politicians with partisan agendas.
The second problem with this political war being waged on the FBI is that it is simply grounded in falsehoods. The FBI does not run "spies," but, rather, human sources, who are the most highly regulated and scrutinized investigative tools in the FBI's arsenal of techniques used to identify and neutralize national security and criminal threats.
Labeling someone working for law enforcement as a spy is simply a creative way of manipulating public opinion and casting doubt on a revered institution. You can have a witch hunt without witches, but you can't have a Spygate without spies.
When I served as an FBI special agent, I was responsible for identifying, recruiting, and handling sources who collected invaluable intelligence that was necessary to prevent threats posed by extremists and hostile foreign intelligence services.
In order to use a source, an FBI special agent must continually navigate a complex oversight system responsible for ensuring sources are used legally and add value to investigative efforts. The approval process for utilizing a source to further an investigation involving a presidential candidate would have immediately skyrocketed to the top levels of FBI and Justice Department leadership.
So, why then do we see this continued campaign against the FBI? As I wrote in The New York Times in February, many inside the FBI believe the constant stream of political attacks is simply meant to undermine the credibility of the organization. Doing so will presumably help soften the blow in the event that Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who now leads the government's efforts to investigate Russian interference following the firing of my former boss James Comey, ultimately finds wrongdoing on the part of White House.
This is nothing short of a political campaign to discredit those doing the investigating, in order to render their eventual conclusions questionable.
Let's be clear. To date, there has been zero evidence the FBI acted improperly in its investigation. The actions by the White House and Republicans on the House Intelligence committee will only further strain an already fractured relationship with those in law enforcement charged with upholding the rule of law. They don't take kindly to being called criminals.
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The only appropriate way forward is for those elected leaders who have been castigating law enforcement and violating sacred norms involving sources and methods to immediately cease in their efforts and publicly apologize for these baseless claims. Doing so might in some small way help repair the damage to a law enforcement agency that must maintain public support to be effective.
An apology will also possibly signal to potential human sources around the world that this entire unfortunate episode was simply an aberration, and exposing sensitive sources and methods in this instance was merely an ill-advised exception and not some dangerous new rule.

If this isn't a middle finger to President-elect Trump and the US in general, I don't know what is. Barack Obama has officially withdrawn from the Middle East.
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Question: ‘Vote rigging’ videos may call Putin’s win into question

See the moment that an election worker places baloons in front of a camera when counting ballots during the Russian election.
A NUMBER of videos have emerged appearing to backup claims of “vote rigging” in the recent Russian election, showing people entering multiple voting slips and even using balloons to cover up CCTV when counting ballots.
Vladimir Putin secured another six years as Russia’s president in a landslide re-election victory, despite accusations from opponents of vote rigging, ballot-box stuffing and forced voting.
Mr Putin has ruled Russia for nearly two decades, but this election saw him record his highest ever percentage of votes, at a massive 76.66 per cent.
Since the election, dozens videos have started appearing online seeming to backup claims that the voting was rigged.
One video shows an election worker appearing to deliberately cover up CCTV cameras with a bunch of balloons before they begin counting the votes.
Another shows a man repeatedly pulling out voting slips from his jacket and putting them in the ballot box, before a woman comes in a puts a whole pile of ballots in as well.
In separate footage a member of the electoral commission can be seen getting out a stack of forms and throwing them into the ballot box.
Since these videos emerged, authorities claimed that the results of seven polling stations across the county would be annulled due to violations.
Despite these blatant examples of ballot stuffing and other irregularities, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) claimed there were fewer confirmed violations than the 2012 election.
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who was barred from running in the election, oversaw a campaign for a vote boycott and sent over 33,000 observers across the country with manual counters to see how official turnout figures differ from those of monitors
Mr Navalny’s movement and the non-governmental election monitor Golos reported ballot stuffing, repeat voting and Putin supporters being bussed into polling stations en masse.
But the OSCE said that although the election was marred by a lack of “genuine competition”, it was generally well conducted.
— With AFP

When investors plan their financial future, they try to consider all the basics: The direction of the Dow, the strength of the economy, their personal goals.
But there’s one three-letter event they rarely think about. It’s not on the standard checklist that financial planners run through when they advise you about your portfolio. Nor is it something that economists include in their forecasting models. Yet it’s so big, it could turn every forecast and investment strategy upside down, or worse.
I’m referring to war.
Why is nearly everyone ignoring or minimizing the possibility?
Perhaps it’s some unholy mix of amnesia and fantasy. They see all the signs, but blindly assume that they’re false alarms.
Or maybe it’s a psychological defense mechanism. They’re so fearful of the consequences, their brains automatically block logical thinking.
But I need not tell you where the winds of war are blowing. You’ve seen them yourself in the headlines:
Russia: The takeover of Crimea and intervention in eastern Ukraine. Massive military buildups along the borders with Finland, Poland and the Baltics. War in Syria. Meddling in U.S. elections.
China: Declaration of the “nine-dash line” in the South China Sea that encroaches on the exclusive economic zones claimed by Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Construction of helipads, runways and hangars on seven separate reefs in the Spratly Islands. Military presence on eight of the Paracel Islands. All in defiance of international law.
North Korea: Five atomic bomb tests since 2006 with a total yield of 63 kilotons. Five ballistic missiles fired on March 6 and April 4 into the Sea of Japan. Multiple threats, including one made last week, that it will launch a nuclear attack on U.S. territory in immediate response to any “sign of aggression.”
United States: Six rounds of economic sanctions imposed on Russia by the U.S. and its allies. Missile attack on Russia’s number one ally in the Middle East, destroying Russian-made aircraft. Deployment to the Korean Peninsula of Carrier Strike Group 1, including aircraft carrier Carl Vinson capable of carrying 90 aircraft, along with a fleet of destroyers.
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Among all of these escalating tensions, most strategists agree that the most worrisome stem from deteriorating relations between the U.S. and Russia, and last week’s visit to Moscow by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, did virtually nothing to stem the slide.
But if you think they’ve gone downhill fast or that the prospects of war are too close for comfort, wait till you see what they’re saying in Russia.
Humor and Sarcasm Turn
To Venom and Warnings
Until recently, the focus of the Russian press and social media was to joke about reports from the U.S. that Putin hacked the American elections.
Even the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs joined in the humor campaign with this spoof voicemail: “You have reached the Russian embassy,” it announced to callers. “Your call is very important to us. To arrange a call from a Russian diplomat to your political opponents, press one. To use the services of Russian hackers, press two. To request election interference, press three and wait until the next election campaign. Please note that all calls are recorded for quality improvement and training purposes.”
Meanwhile, the hashtag #russiansdidit, attracting posts by anyone with new examples of what else could be blamed on the Russians, became very popular in Russia.
One user posted a photo of a toddler caught in the act of smearing his face, the wall and the dog with blue crayon, along with the words “Russians did it.”
Another submitted a well-known image of a sparsely attended Clinton rally with the headline “Russians hacked my crowd.”
And in a third, a woman stopped by a police officer for speeding, says “the Russians hacked my speedometer.”
Since last week, however, in the wake of the U.S. missile strike on a Syrian air base, the humor and sarcasm has turned to venom and stern warnings.
One widely read editorial in Russia put it this way: “The Russian government saw Trump as a businessman who would act in the interest of the U.S., instead of defending Democratic values across the world. Fighting ISIS is in the interest of the U.S., Trump promised to do so, and Russia was eager to help.
“However, Trump must also contend with the American establishment, which seems to be more important to Trump than a deal with Russia. The American power machine has tied Trump hand and foot and doesn’t let him keep his promises. The recent attacks on Syria are part of Trump’s deal with the American establishment.”
Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev echoed this sentiment, lamenting that it has taken only two-and-a-half months for the American power machine to break Trump’s personal vision and beliefs.
Another source says: “Russia was waiting with an open mind for Trump to make the first move. Now we know what his first move is: To attack our allies. Any hope for détente is out the window. From this point forward, the conflict will escalate all the way to World War III.”
The reaction in Russia about the Syrian government’s recent sarin gas attacks is even more strident. Moscow’s official position is to demand an international investigation. But unofficial sources go much further.
One quotes a 2013 Daily Mail article about “a secret U.S. plot” to engineer a false-flag gas attack in Syria and to use it as a pretext to attack Assad. It then lodges a protest against the British newspaper for deleting the article from its website. Others allege, without any evidence whatsoever, that, behind the scenes, the U.S. has been the primary supplier of chemical weapons to terrorists based in Syria and Iraq.
All these are signs that Russia’s powerful anti-American propaganda machine, temporarily on pause after Trump won the White House, is now back in overdrive. It poisons Russian public opinion, which, in turn, makes it far more difficult for Mr. Putin to bend back toward a reconciliation with the West, even if he wanted to.
Bottom line: Both Putin and Trump have boxed themselves into the same political corner. To ward off accusations of weakness or collusion with the other side, they are pressed to avoid precisely the kind of flexible, compromising posture that’s urgently needed to defuse the conflict. They look for ways to escalate their verbal attacks and to make a show of force in the world’s most hotly disputed trouble spots – not only in Syria, but also in Northeast Asia, Eastern Europe and beyond.
For investors, the implications are clear. Although it’s probably way too soon to predict a direct conflict between the U.S. and another major military power, it’s certainly not too soon to recognize the reality of:
Rising risk of war, just as Larry Edelson predicted in the months and years before he passed away.
Increased awareness of that risk, particularly among military strategists in the Pentagon, Moscow and Beijing.
Major new military expenditures already in the pipeline, with still more on the way, a strong positive for defense stocks.
Bigger federal budget deficits despite cutbacks in nondefense spending, an obvious negative for government bonds.
Continued flight capital flowing from overseas to U.S. markets.
Big money rushing into gold and gold shares.
Let’s just pray that it doesn’t go beyond these consequences. Needless to say, an actual war between major military powers would have far greater impacts.
Good luck and God bless!
Martin
P.S. My friend and colleague Larry Edelson established The Edelson Institute to help investors protect and grow their wealth. Here’s a video about Larry, the Institute, and the team behind his ongoing legacy. I hope you enjoy it. Click here to view the video.


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A Federal High Court, sitting in Bwari, yesterday cleared the way for the All Progressives Congress (APC), candidate, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, to contest in the July 14 governorship election in Ekiti State.
The court also quashed the report and White Paper of the Ekiti State Commission of Inquiry set up by Governor Ayodele Fayose, which indicted Fayemi and barred him from public office for a period of 10 years and dismissed the indictment as tainted with bias as it did not accord Fayemi fair hearing.
In the judgment delivered on Tuesday, in the case filed by Action Peoples Party (APP), challenging the eligibility of Fayemi, to contest the governorship poll, on the grounds that he was indicted by the commission of Inquiry, Justice O.A. Musa, dismissed the suit on the ground that it was without merit.
The judge noted that Section 182(1)(i) of the Constitution, on which the suit was based, was no longer in existence having been deleted by the National Assembly through the first alteration of the Constitution in 2011.
Justice Musa answered the two questions posed by the plaintiff in the negative, refused all its prayers and declared the Fayemi was eligible to contest the governorship election and that the APC was at liberty, under the law to field him as its candidate.
He agreed with Fayemi and the APC that the provisions of Section 182(1) (i) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), having been repealed by the First Alteration to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria left the plaintiff without a leg to stand on, since the basis of their case was the provision of section 182(1) (i) of the 1999 Constitution as amended which has ceased to exist.

Dr Kayode Fayemi, the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, has announced his resignation from President Muhammadu Buhari’s cabinet.
Fayemi made the announcement on Wednesday at a valedictory briefing in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory in order to pursue his governorship ambition in Ekiti State.
The former minister had earlier emerged as the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate for Ekiti State in the party’s rescheduled primary election which held on May 12.
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How should educators confront bigotry, racism and white supremacy? The incidents in Charlottesville, Va., this past weekend pushed that question from history to current events.
One teacher wondering aloud about his role is Derek Weimer. He taught James Alex Fields Jr., the man charged with murdering a woman and injuring multiple others by driving his car into a crowd of anti-racist marchers this weekend.
Weimer says he taught Fields in three classes at Cooper High School in Union, Ky. As NPR reported, he told member station WVXU reporter Bill Rinehart:
Weimer says Fields was intelligent and didn't cause trouble. But he says the quiet boy was also deeply into Adolf Hitler and white supremacy. Weimer says he did his best to steer Fields away from those interests and thought he had succeeded in doing so. On hearing about the incident in Charlottesville, Weimer said he felt that he failed as a teacher.
For 40 years, the nonprofit Facing History and Ourselves has been training teachers to confront racism and bigotry. By studying the moral decisions facing people at historical moments, from Reconstruction to Kristallnacht to the civil rights era, they hope "to empower students to work against bigotry and injustice or improper uses of power," says Roger Brooks, president and CEO. "We sum everything up by saying people make choices and choices make history."
Studies show that the curriculum produces academic, social and emotional gains in students. A time like this, says Brooks, is the ultimate teachable moment:
"There's a whole lot teachers can slow down and unpack with their students rather than get completely caught up in the emotion of the moment."
Indeed, just hours after the attack, teachers were sharing resources online, and we heard from more after reaching out in our newsletter. Here are some resources and ideas for the fast-approaching school year.
Just starting out
More than 80 percent of public school teachers are white, while half of all students are people of color. Some teachers may never have directly talked about race or racism, particularly with younger children. Brooks suggests they start by making an "identity chart". This is a way to find commonalities as well as celebrate differences.
Diverse books: Some teachers will introduce topics of racism, civil rights and diversity, especially to younger students, through books. Here is a curated list of 50 social justice books from the nonprofit Teaching for Change. Here is a second, broken down by grade level, by The National Network of State Teachers of the Year.
Teaching Tolerance has lesson plans for students as young as kindergarten that cover bias and social justice.
Historical background
The Graduate Student Coalition for Liberation at The University of Virginia in Charlottesville published a syllabus on Medium that includes primary and secondary historical resources on the local history of segregationism, as well as the urban renewal that displaced African-Americans in the city. There is also background on the dispute over the statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee that was the focal point of the rally this past weekend.
Facing History and Ourselves is an evidence-based social studies curriculum for middle and high school students that grounds discussions of racism and prejudice in students' own moral dilemmas.
American Federation for Teachers president, Randi Weingarten, shared some collections of lesson plans from AFT's Share My Lesson platform: on racial profiling and stereotyping, on civil rights and social justice, on bullying and helping children cope with traumatic events.
Ripped from the headlines
The Atlantic contributing writer Melinda Anderson created the hashtag #CharlottesvilleCurriculum on Twitter to serve as an ongoing list of resources to teach responsively to current events. Sources highlighted include the Equal Justice Initiative and the Citizenship and Social Justice Curriculum.
To help make sense of the news, the Critical Media Project of the University of Southern California offers lesson plans and resources for talking about media literacy as it relates to race, ethnicity and identity.
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