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Pluspetrol Norte secures US$75mn Credit Suisse loan
Bnamericas Published: Thursday, March 27, 2003
Upstream Financing
Pluspetrol Norte, a Peruvian subsidiary of Argentine oil company Pluspetrol, has secured a US$75mn loan from Credit Suisse First Boston to finance its exploration and production activities in northern Peru, the company said in a statement. The loan has a 4.5-year term and a one-year grace period, Pluspetrol CFO Cristian Garzon told BNamericas, adding that the interest rate is confidential. Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) is the investment banking arm of Credit Suisse Group. Pluspetrol Norte is the largest oil producer in Peru, and the loan will be used to pay for maintenance and the drilling of new wells in its 1AB and 8 blocks, Garzon said. Despite the current market conditions in Latin America and the uncertain climate due to the war in Iraq, Pluspetrol is confident that it can secure credit from international banks. "Pluspetrol produces oil which is a commodity and so it is much less risky than other kinds of activities that are focused solely on the domestic and regional markets," Garzon said, adding "an important part of Pluspetrol's income comes from exports." "Obviously the conflict [in Iraq] generates instability in the crude markets but we don't expect the price to drop much more," he continued. The loan is "a good indicator that there is international financing available for Latin American oil companies," Garzon said, adding that the loan is part of Pluspetrol's "global financing strategy." The loan is independent of the Camisea project, in which Pluspetrol Norte's fellow subsidiary, Pluspetrol Peru Corporation, has a stake. The loan will free up funds at the parent company, allowing Pluspetrol to focus on the Camisea project, Garzon said. Pluspetrol and other members of the Camisea consortium are currently seeking some US$400mn in financing from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Andean Development Corporation (CAF). As for Pluspetrol's plans to sell part of its participation in the upstream and/or downstream Camisea consortiums, "I would rather not make any statement until we have something concrete," Garzon said.
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Genetic epistasis regulates amyloid deposition in resilient aging
Felsky, Daniel and Xu, Jishu and Chibnik, Lori and Schneider, Julie and Knight, Jo and Kennedy, James L. and Bennett, David A. and De Jager, Philip L. and Voineskos, Aristotle N. (2017) Genetic epistasis regulates amyloid deposition in resilient aging. Alzheimer's and Dementia, 13 (10). pp. 1107-1116. ISSN 1552-5260
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AbstractIntroduction The brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) interacts with important genetic Alzheimer's disease (AD) risk factors. Specifically, variants within the SORL1 gene determine BDNF's ability to reduce amyloid β (Aβ) in vitro. We sought to test whether functional BDNF variation interacts with SORL1 genotypes to influence expression and downstream AD-related processes in humans. Methods We analyzed postmortem brain RNA sequencing and neuropathological data for 441 subjects from the Religious Orders Study/Memory and Aging Project and molecular and structural neuroimaging data for 1285 subjects from the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative. Results We found one SORL1 RNA transcript strongly regulated by SORL1-BDNF interactions in elderly without pathological AD and showing stronger associations with diffuse than neuritic Aβ plaques. The same SORL1-BDNF interactions also significantly influenced Aβ load as measured with [18F]Florbetapir positron emission tomography. Discussion Our results bridge the gap between risk and resilience factors for AD, demonstrating interdependent roles of established SORL1 and BDNF functional genotypes.
This is the author's version of a work that was accepted for publication in Alzheimer's & Dementia. Changes resulting from the publishing process, such as peer review, editing, corrections, structural formatting, and other quality control mechanisms may not be reflected in this document. Changes may have been made to this work since it was submitted for publication. A definitive version was subsequently published in Alzheimer's & Dementia, 13, (10), 2017 DOI: 10.1016/j.jalz.2017.01.027
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I was happy when a previous post of mine which was written in favour of reservation recorded the highest number of hits and comments. But comments over there were not particularly great as they rarely conjured any sense of reality. One educated man wrote "Atrocities were committed against lower castes, but not any more" . Another expatriate lady made fun of lower castes telling they wait for favours and is not capable of putting any struggle to succeed. I was happy telling them "up your kilt", but i also told them, it is not correct to wield reservation as a political tool to garner votes but should be revised by an independent committee at regular intervals.
First, how is reservation going to address these problems? Second, the implication of your post seems to be that "upper castes" are solely or even mostly responsible for the crimes in your list. Do you have any evidence that this is the case? Third, substitute "Dalit" by "Women" or "Muslim" and you can come up with similar statistics. And women can claim as long a history of discrimination as Dalits, so they should also have reservations… You might want to note that the small step in this direction – the Women's reservation bill – has been blocked in Parliament by luminaries like Mulayam Singh Yadav who are hardly hardly upper caste. (Just to show that "idiotic" attitudes are not confined to "upper castes.") And fourth, regarding social indicators, to make any meaningful comparisons, you ought to give the national averages also. For instance, 37% of Dalits below the poverty line may mean nothing much if the national average is 35%.
Regarding those fighting for "equality" I think their position can be summarized as saying: "We are all for equality and helping Dalits, we just don't want to make any sacrifices towards it. In particular, we oppose any measure which threatens our educational or job prospects." In this – placing self-interest first and foremost – they are hardly exceptional. Such attitudes are observed all over the world. They are observed amongst those opposing Affirmative Action in the US. For that matter, self-interest is also present in those advocating reservations. Do you mean to say that there is no element of self-interest in those advocating reservations and who are from the Dalits/OBCs/whatever? That they are not – not even a little bit – motivated by the prospect of having a ready and relatively easy access to government jobs and seats in educational institutions?
The point? If we are honest with ourselves, we can see where those advocating "equality" are coming from and what their motivations are. Criticising them as though they are somehow exceptionally evil or blind is silly. The problem is this: In moving our deeply unequal society to a more equal one, measures are needed – that much is recognized, I think, by everyone. What everyone also wants is what the Americans call NIMBY or Not in my backyard. (The allusion is to the fact that while everyone agrees that Nuclear waste (or any other waste) has to be stored somewhere, no one wants it in their backyard.) It is the job of the political system to negotiate a method which is acceptable to more or less all and which also achieves the objectives without imposing too high a cost . This is never easy and the noise we are hearing is a good indication of that. The criticism I have is that many of the blogs simply add to the noise.
I remember reading Andre Beteille to the effect that Dr. Ambedkar was deeply aware of the pros and cons of a policy like reservations which is why the initial implementation of reservations (for Parliamentary seats) was for a period for ten years only – a time frame that can only be described as wildly optimistic in retrospect. Most blogs either only discuss the pros or the cons without taking a considered view.
Reservations solely wont solve this problem, but it definitely help these downtrodden sections. While i made a point, which you failed to notice, it should not be a mere trickery to gather votes.
I don't put the entire blame on upper castes, but at the same point you should understand; the feudal structures that helped the upper castes exploit Dalits are very much in place India except a few places where Dalits can voice out their protest.
This post or my earlier post in no way support Mulayam or his brigade. I stand on that part, where i recommend reservations for women and Muslims. Kerala have reservations for Muslims and backward sections of Christianity.This is no way has hindered the chances of the rest of the community, infact it allowed a wholesome development where no one was left out.
Did you mean national averages of poverty? It is a definitive statement which tells 37% of Dailts in India is below poverty line. To explain this, why should we drag in a national average.
Equality as those placards showcased is a farce. They never intended to bring in anyone; but they were talking all about themselves. Those who came out cannot accommodate anyone else; leave any Dalits. I studied in a college where there were students from all across India; rather all states were given a representation based on their population. Dalits from states like Rajastan, UP, MP were despised and were set aside as a different bunch. Even though college espoused equality, some people even refrained themselves being room mates with Dalits. Please dont tell me that they were trying to get everyone aboard in the equality struggle. It was just farce…….
I know so many upper caste people who are in favour of reservations, they very well live in India . Its just that they have an open and liberal mindset than the looney bunch with the placards. They are willing to hear and understand or they understood; this cry for equality is a farce. It is not because that they are happy "paying" for the lower castes. Rather it is a moral responsibility of the wealthy and the affluent to "help" the not so ones. It would have been taught in the moral science chapters in school but is not espoused these days, it just remain there in those pages.
Correction: Reservations will help *some* from the sections who are targeted, not all, or even, most. It is by design, a trickle down policy in that it deliberately targets the relatively well-off among the groups and then hope that the benefits "trickles down." It is amusing that those who reject "trickle down" in other contexts are sure that this particular "trickle down" policy will work.
I have no idea what you mean by "it should not be a mere trickery to gather votes." Who decides this? and how?
Great that you know "so many upper caste people who are in favour of reservations." Care to say how many? In which case, why do so many blogs and other news sources continue to portray the upper castes as being against reservations? If those "loonies" with placards are a small minority, just ignore them.
Anyway, I have no desire to continue this…Let me just end by pointing out that social indicators of Dalits makes sense only in a relative context. As I said if 37% of Dalits are poor but the average for other communities is 35%, then that means nothing much. On the other hand, if the average for other communities is 20%, then that means something: it shows that Dalits are disadvantaged.
Reservation is not a trickle down policy, strangely in India the upper hand received for the upper castes before the reservations is still continuing and they have torpedoed the efforts of such an action too; in a sense the power structures which were present in India before reservations were effectively put to use to subvert an action like reservation as we always believed more in religion (religion had established a power structure in which the upper castes always had a upper hand) and never had a rational approach in our nation building which made it difficult to impose an action like reservation. It failed there, it never failed in the implementation; neither is it a trickle down policy. But when counter forces have acted on societies; like the way it has in Kerala; which i can authoritatively say about; is that Reservation has helped people; it is because there were struggles in which religion hardly had any role.
Though there are comments about Judiciary and the corruption involved in it, it is an integral part of our democracy which we boast about, so commissions and recommendations from them have been effectively put in to use in various states across India. I believe it will not be a bad idea to pull some of them for an accurate analysis of this contentious issue.
Blogs and news sources continue to portray to portray the upper castes as being against reservations because the power structure inevitably is dominated by them. A reverse of this is also happening in Indian politics these days as more regional and caste based parties are forming.
loonies are loonies all the while.. they cant be ignored as the burgeoning middle class is joining up them and is a force to reckon in the so called age of "openness".
Hmmm….nice to see ur post nd to know tat the fire is still in you…. good work man keep it up…..


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Origin of 2020 Democratic Hopeful Julián Castro
He and his twin brother Joaquín were born on in 1974 in San Antonio, Texas. They are third-generation Mexican-American. His grandmother, Victoria Carlos, came to the U.S. in 1922, as a child. The twin brothers were raised by their grandmother and mother, Rosie Castro — a civil rights activist and longtime Chicana leader. The Castro brothers studied together all the way through Stanford University and Harvard Law School. At age 26, he was elected to the San Antonio City Council — the youngest city councilman in the city's history. He ran for mayor of San Antonio losing the first time in 2005, then winning in 2009. He served as mayor until 2014 and led a voter referendum to expand pre-kindergarten education.
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Swansea defeat provided squad test, says Edwards
Although Wolves under-23s did not achieve the result they might have wanted, head coach Rob Edwards believes the Premier League Cup defeat to Swansea City 'ticked the boxes' from what he required from the game.
Edwards made six changes from the side which overcame Oxford United on Friday night at Molineux, giving starts to infrequent stars Enzo Sauvage, Carlos Heredia and Paulo Alves, as well as under-18 players Callum Thompson and Lewis Richards.
Wolves and Swansea had both already qualified for the last 16 of the competition before Tuesday night's match, with the win for the Swans meaning they top the Group E table over their opponents on goal difference.
On rotating squad against Swansea
"We made some changes and of course we don't want to lose any games of football at all, so the lads are disappointed, but we played on Friday at Molineux and we've got another game this Friday as well up in Middlesbrough.
"We've got a squad full of people who have worked very hard during the week and have not had as many minutes as they would want.
"This match was an opportunity for them to play, as well as for us to take a look at some of the younger players from the under-18s and look after one or two of the lads who've been playing quite a lot of minutes this season – so in terms of that, the match ticked boxes."
On defeat at Compton Park
"I felt the performance in the first half was pretty good, some good moments of control without really hurting them, but neither side really created anything.
"I didn't think we started the second half very well, they got the goal through a couple of mistakes we made; perhaps we should've done better and then we probably clicked into life a little bit then, without really hurting them.
"We had one or two half moments, but nothing really of note. Then in the last moments they break away as we were pushing, we make a mistake and they get the second."
On Max Kilman's own goal
"These things happen. You concede goals and it happens in all kinds of manners and players are used to that over the years. You concede goals and that's it, it's a reset and off you go again, and I thought we did that OK.
"Then there was nothing in the game again, up until that, we made a slight mistake when we were attacking and it's through a counter attack that they get their second. I thought we reset after conceding the first pretty well and were able to get on with our game again.
"I think we actually improved after they scored because my main concern was that we didn't start the second half very well, I think that was my only real gripe from tonight.
"I've got no arguments with the scoreline, but the game ticks a lot of boxes in terms of minutes for people who haven't been playing as much, looking after one or two players and then being able to see the young lads who've been playing with the under-18s."
On making it into the last 16 of the cup
"We're excited to be moving on to the next round of the Premier League Cup, I think it's Derby away now, which will be around the 15th or 16th of March - around the same time the first-team play Manchester United in the FA Cup.
"We're happy to be in the last 16. Both teams were already through going into tonight's game, and we missed out on goal difference now from top spot, that's how it is, but we're looking forwards to the next round."
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Approximately three weeks after losing the Mayor's race, I asked my father to join me for a visit to the local Goodwill Store There were always so many things to see there and to buy...like books, pictures,furniture, even clothes.
My father reached out to open the store's front door just as it was being pushed-open from the other side. Leaving the store, the gentleman insisted on holding the door open so we could walk inside. The man smiled, said Good-Morning then closed the door behind him. It was a short encounter, maybe five seconds, but the stranger made a lasting impression.
My father and I spent less than an hour searching through many the store's used treasures. My father, knowing me as he did, sensed my mind was elsewhere; that I'd found a new challenge.
I couldn't stop thinking about the polite stranger who'd opened the door for us, the nicely-dressed older gentleman—so well-groomed and mannerly—with soft brown eyes, graying temples, proud posture and—half-a-face. Where his mouth should have been was a gaping hole, split all the way into his nostrils. Two long teeth—like tusks—were on either side the hole and it hurt me to look at him.
All those Saturdays at the Public Library, reading and looking at medical books, I knew the stranger had a severe case of what was, at the time, called hare lip/cleft palate. It was called that because it resembled the upper lip of a hare or rabbit. Today, that term is considered offensive. In medical terms, the congenital birth defect is referred to as: Cleft lip and palate, and also known as Orofacial Cleft.
Riding home, I shared my thoughts with my father. We both wondered why doctors had failed to correct the stranger's defect at birth. It was interesting to note—the stranger had a certain "presence"--- what my grandmother often referred to as "good breeding." I was curious why the stranger hadn't sought corrective surgery during his lifetime. The man had opened a door I couldn't close, without answers.
The next morning was Sunday. Before leaving for my daily run, I grabbed exact change to buy a newspaper from the corner vending machine. When I got home with my newspaper, I was a little irritated with myself for impulsively selecting the Democrat Paper rather than my usual Gazette. Opening the large paper, a section fell from between the pages and hit the floor. Picking it up, I was surprised to see the Midweek Magazine. How absurd! Midweek Magazines were only circulated on Wednesdays and besides, this magazine was dated 3 weeks earlier! Why was an old, Wednesday-Only magazine stuck in a current Sunday Newspaper?!?!? Posed to throw it in the trash, I glanced at the cover article's headlines, "St. Vincent Free Lip and Palate Clinic." Remembering the stranger from yesterday, I sat down to read the article.
Forced to wait until the next day to call the Clinic, I devised a quick plan to locate my mysterious stranger. My father suggested I call a local bus driver, L.E. Bradley, a retired city busy driver, who seemed to know everyone in the community. I contacted Mr. Bradley and described the man I'd seen two days earlier. Without any hesitation, Mr. Bradley said "You're talking about my best friend, Moses Dixon. Just say the word and I'll bring Mo to my house so you can talk with him!"
At 9 a.m. the next day, I contacted the clinic. After hearing a little of my story, the receptionist suggested I speak with Dr. Robert Vogel. Although the Free Lip and Palate Clinic had been specifically-designed for babies, the Doctor was interested in hearing Moses story. He made an appointment to meet Moses, to see if he qualified for surgery. If so, Moses would be the first adult to receive treatment at their Clinic.
When Moses and I officially met at Mr. Bradley's house, his first question was "How much would the surgery cost me?" At times, especially when he spoke fast, Moses was almost impossible to understand. Several times, Mr. Bradley stepped in to "translate" for Moses as I learned more about Moses's background:
One of nine children born on a farm in Sherrill, Arkansas, Moses was named by his mother. She said a child with such a serious defect would need a powerful name like Moses, a name blessed by God. Extremely poor, his family didn't have money to take Moses to the doctor; the cost of any surgery would have been more than they could have afforded. Moses attended school through the fifth grade then quit to help his father on the farm.
Moses talked about not having friends because everyone laughed at his ugly face. He'd worked for construction companies most of his life and prided himself on always mixing the perfect batch of mortar for brick-layers. A kind, well-mannered gentleman, Moses never had even one Boss who tried to help correct his birth defect.
Moses described how, even today, younger children called him Monster Man and threw rocks at him. What really hurt to hear: Moses had never had a girlfriend. No woman wanted to be around him because of his deformity. In fact, in all his sixty seven years, Moses Dixon had never been intimate with a woman.
Sitting in the Clinic's waiting room, I felt the stares. Feeling very protective of my new friend, I wanted to speak out but instead, I stayed quiet. In a short time, the nurse took us to the examining room. After checking Moses and his vital signs, the doctor approved him for surgery.
Five days later, Moses Dixon, a man who'd never seen a doctor or even been inside a hospital, had surgery. The next day after surgery, I visited Moses in his hospital room. Another patient shared the room with Moses and, being a white man, seemed to resent sharing a room with someone of color. I attempted to be friendly but, in return, received a cool reception.
But, I was there for Moses, who was sitting-up-tall in his hospital bed. I asked how he felt and Moses replied "I'm a little bit stiff and my mouth feels swollen. I think I sound pretty good, though. I hear myself talk and my words sure sound better." I asked if he liked the way he looked and Moses seemed surprised. "Oh, I haven't seen myself yet."
So, I handed a large hand-mirror to Moses and stepped back to watch his reaction. Moses stared into the mirror for a few seconds, then slowly put the mirror down and closed his eyes. After a few more seconds, Moses put the mirror back to his face, looked at himself, and, in a quivering voice whispered "Hi, old Mo. I didn't even recognize you, fellow."
When he said that, the man in the other bed began crying; I could no longer hold back tears; and every nurse in the room burst out sobbing. Moses cried but--at the same time-- praised God. He thanked God, promising to be a living testimony of God's love.
Months later, looking at Moses Dixon, it was difficult to imagine that for 67 years, this handsome man lived with a severe cleft lip and palate. His new look gave him confidence and he walked the streets of Pine Bluff with a new pride.
Because he sometimes had trouble believing the change in his appearance, Moses hung mirrors in every room of his tiny house. He admitted to looking in the mirror and sometimes crying but said—"My Tears are Happy Tears; My Tears Are Praise-the-Lord Tears!"
Follow-Up: The last time I talked with Moses, he was excited to tell me about his ministry, the success he'd had in sharing his personal story, and his joy at being able to sing God's praises through song. He also mentioned meeting a woman at church, saying, they were now "best friends. Only two months after Moses miraculous surgery, St. Vincent's Lip and Palate Clinic closed. As I always say, timing is everything.
Years later, after being away from Pine Bluff much longer than before, I searched for Moses. His church had been torn down, and every contact I had for him was dead, including his best friend, L.E. Bradley. Eventually, without a trace of Moses, I ended my search. I take comfort in knowing that where ever he is, Moses Dixon is happy, at peace, and....smiling in the mirror.
Oscar Hammerstein, who wrote beautiful lyrics to wonderful melodies, said it best: "A Bell isn't a Bell until you ring it; A Song isn't a Song, until you sing it. And, Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; Love isn't Love—'til you give it away."


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Gary L. Wamsley is public administration specialist and professor emeritus at Virginia Tech's Center for Public Administration and Policy.  He is perhaps best known as the coordinating editor of Refounding Public Administration, a work that followed from a well-known public administration paper called the Blacksburg Manifesto.  He has also for many years edited the  journal Administration & Society.

He received his bachelor's degree and master's degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Ph.D. from the University of Pittsburgh.

Wamsley was a student of Charles Perrow and a co-author with Mayer Zald.  As with many scholars of his generation in the field of public administration, he is deeply influenced by Dwight Waldo.

As a budget theorist, Wamsley's work built on a framework started by Aaron Wildavsky.   In recent years, Wamsley has discussed budgeting in terms of the sociology of Erving Goffman and used other innovative approaches to underscore the political and theatrical nature of budget formation in government.

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Following fast upon the heels of the Plastiki's trans-Pacific voyage to raise awareness about nonbiodegradable plastic in the oceans, a new paper in Biomacromolecules has suggested a way to make polycarbonate plastic disposal easier.
Mukesh Doble and Trishul Artham, of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, grew cultures of three different kinds of fungi on polycarbonate plastic (including the industrial-strength white-rot fungus, which has been shown before to effectively biodegrade industrial pollutants). Duble and Artham found that the fungi grew best on plastic pretreated with ultraviolet light and heat. On the pretreated plastics, the fungi achieved substantial decomposition of the plastic, with no release of BPA. On the untreated plastic, there was almost no decomposition at all over a twelve-month span. (As in images C vs. D, above). Read the paper here.
It's the bisphenol A (BPA) content in polycarbonate plastic that makes it so difficult to dispose of, and 2.7 million tons of it are manufactured per year. Recent studies have suggested that BPA can be harmful to human health (as well as environmental health), prompting a search for responsible and effective disposal methods. (via Environmental Health.)
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The 9/11 attack
Terrorist cells can be got rid of (interview)
William Watson: Desmond Morton, you're a military historian and an historian of Canada. What was your first reaction to the events of Sept. 11th? Desmond Morton: I was going...
Desmond Morton, William Watson
A message has already been sent (interview)
William Watson: Where were you when you heard about the attacks on Sept. 11th and what were your first thoughts? Janice Gross Stein: I was in the car, driving...
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Our response must be rational (interview)
William Watson: How did you hear about the attacks? What was your initial reaction and when did you start thinking about economics? John Helliwell: I turned on the CBC...
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A conversation Canadians were going to have anyway (interview)
William Watson: Where were you on Sept. 11, what was your reaction, and when do you think you began analyzing it all as a philosopher? Will Kymlicka: I was...
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Probably not much will change (interview)
William Watson: How did you find out about the bombings? What was your experience? André Blais: I was in London. It was just after a conference. I was supposed...
André Blais, William Watson
Law enforcement isn't just chasing phantoms (interview)
William Watson: How did you first hear about the events of Sept. 11? Ed Morgan: I first heard about it in the car radio on my way down to...
Ed Morgan, William Watson
From the editor's desktop
Oh, the perils of magazine publishing! I closed this column last month with the wish that the Canadian Alliance would stick with their flat tax proposal at least long enough...
A roundtable on September 11
Hugh Segal: Tom Courchene reminded me earlier today that former Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai was typically inscrutable when someone asked him what the effects of the French Revolution had...
After September 11: interoperability with the U.S., not convergence
North American integration was the stuff of frontpage news, editorial comments, and columnists' musings in Canada well before the tragic events of Sept. 11. It was also on the...
Daniel Schwanen
Are we better off now than we were ten years ago?
In order to even begin to comment intelligently on trends in living standards, one needs to recognize the important distinction between living standards in general and material living standards....
Christopher Sarlo
After September 11: a Canada-U.S. customs union
The reaction to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 has shown that Canada's special relationship with the U.S. is fragile. Calls for a "common perimeter" or the harmonization of...
Rolf Mirus
Canada and the US in the Chrétien years: Edging toward confrontation
We are all familiar with the late Prime Minister Trudeau's famous analogy of the restless US ele- phant in bed with the nervous Canadian mouse. In fact, a more...
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After September 11: the case for a federal deficit
At his October 17 pre-budget meeting with economists from the big banks and think-tanks, Finance Minister Paul Martin was told that his fiscal options are limited as the economy...
Patrick Grady
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CONCILIATORY COALITIONS BASED ON PRAGMATISM There were some who sug- gested that the Conservative party under Mr. Stanfield suf- fered from no lack of substance in terms of policy...
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Decision-making in health: we need a more complex calculus
Public policy decisions are rarely simple. Decisions in health and health care affect Medicare, Canada's most cherished and most expensive social program, and good decision-making requires the development and application...
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La justice et les pays du sud
L'humanité vit dans un état de crise plus ou moins permanent. La violence et le désordre sont devenus choses courantes. L'injustice ne suscite plus l'indignation. Le nombre et la gravité...
Missing the big picture: Manitoba's Bill 41 and M. v. H.
On May 20, 1999, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down its decision in M. v. H. The case centered on the obligation to provide financial support to common-law partners....
Erin Melrose, Rais Khan
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It's late in 2001 and the US economy is entering a reces- sion. Sound far-fetched? Although newspapers have recently carried an increasing number of articles mentioning an impending economic...
The brain drain: a view from Stateside
Several months after I moved to the US, a prominent Canadian academic e-mailed me a question: "What does it feel like to be a drained brain?" The question gave me...
'We the people': Reinforcing liberty in Canada
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Bill Roberts
Two casualties of the Child Tax Benefit: Truth and the poor
The seed for this article was sown by a 1999 op-ed piece by this magazine's current editor, William Watson. Writing about tax increases, Mr. Watson argued that Canada is...
Electoral reform: lessons from the Irish?
When Canadians think of Ireland and politics they usually think of guns, bombs, the IRA and the apparently interminable "peace process" in the Northern part of the island. Surely...
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Laurie Pycroft
'The Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences has a well-established programme of minimally invasive surgical research, of which the High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) unit, established since 2002, has played a key role. The close collaboration of the HIFU unit with a number of world-class laboratories at Oxford has given me the unique opportunity to conduct a truly translational and multidisciplinary clinical trial involving targeted drug delivery using focused ultrasound. The laboratory and clinical research I have been involved in has been fully funded as a Surgical Theme Fellowship courtesy of the Oxford Biomedical Research Centre.
Research has armed me with a diverse range of basic laboratory skills and experience in radiological techniques including HIFU and MR spectroscopy. In addition I have gained extremely valuable experience in clinical trial design and management. Following successful completion of DPhil, I plan to return to a clinical training post with further involvement in clinical trials and translatable research.
The opportunity to teach first year graduate-entry medical students on a range of topics from the core syllabus has given me valuable experience of Oxford's college tutorial system. Oxford offers a rich and diverse research environment in the surroundings of a beautiful historic city which I would wholeheartedly recommend to prospective graduate students.'
'I'm in my fifth year here at Oxford, having previously studied Physiological Sciences at undergraduate level and obtained a master's degree in neuroscience. I'm currently working on a full-time DPhil in Surgical Sciences in the Oxford Functional Neurosurgery group, under the supervision of Professor Tipu Aziz and Dr Sandra Boccard. My project's focus is on furthering the understanding of pain mechanisms by studying patients undergoing neurostimulation. I've been fortunate enough to obtain funding from a small charity, the Norman Collisson Foundation, which has enabled me to pursue my present studies.
The driving factor behind my decision to undertake a doctorate was the opportunity to work in Professor Aziz's lab alongside some of the world's top functional neurosurgeons, investigating the interface between artificial electronic devices and the most complex electronic mechanism in the known universe, i.e. the human brain. Oxford is home to a great deal of world-class research such as this and I can think of no better place to explore the areas that interest me.
Oxford is also a beautiful city with an excellent standard of living and, despite moments of stress, my quality of life here has consistently been very high.'
Matt Bottomley
Sanaz Amin
'The Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences was an obvious choice for my research degree. My research interest is in using the immune system to predict and understand the long-term complications arising from organ transplantation, which is a translational project requiring access to both clinical and scientific facilities. The NDS has a well-earned reputation in the field of transplantation and the close collaboration between the NDS and the Oxford Transplant Unit at the Churchill Hospital made studying here an attractive proposition.
The research group in which I have been working, the Transplantation Research Immunology Group (TRIG), has strong links to other transplant immunology research facilities and this enabled me to spend time with other researchers both in the UK and in Europe in order to learn new techniques. I was lucky enough to be supported by a Wellcome Trust Clinical Training Fellowship, which particularly offers additional funding to assist with collaborations and travel to other groups. The success of my project has been illustrated by the recent publication of a paper in the world's leading nephrology journal on the research I performed in the laboratory [1], with two further manuscripts currently in preparation.
I have submitted my thesis for examination and returned to clinical practice. However, the research programme I established is continuing and I remain closely involved with the department. During my time in the NDS I have found the department to be a close-knit one, despite being spread across a number of sites, and the staff and students to be friendly and welcoming.'
[1] "CD8+ Immunosenescence Predicts Post-Transplant Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma in High-Risk Patients". Bottomley MJ, Harden PN, and Wood KJ. Journal of the American Society of Nephrology; published ahead of print November 12, 2015, doi:10.1681/ASN.2015030250.
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Matt completed his DPhil in 2016.
'I have a medical background from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. I am currently a 1st year DPhil student. When I first moved to Oxford, I had to take care of all sorts of paperwork and get familiar with so many different terms that I had never come across. This is when I came to realise how well organised and helpful the Nuffield Department of Surgical Science is. Today, not only do I get to pursue my dream career in cardiac surgery, I also get to do that under the supervision of one of the greatest researchers in the field, Professor David Taggart.
My DPhil project is on intraoperative graft imaging in cardiac surgery. I use a device, VeriQC (Medistim ASA, Oslo, Norway), to double-check the grafts prior to chest closure. According to literature, up to 11% of failed grafts are due to technical issues during surgery, such as kinking or twisting of the graft. With this new technique we could minimize these numbers and potentially further improve cardiac surgery. Currently we have several trials going on at the same time, which in turn should all help us better understand this novel technique. By the end of my research, I am hoping to prove that this device is indeed the new gold standard technique to assess graft patency intraoperatively.
In addition to my DPhil project, I am also the coordinator of two multicentre clinical trials. One of the trials, REQUEST, is a multicentre registry study on the VeriQC where we aim to find out how often the device helps the surgeon to detect and correct an error. The other trial, VEST III, is a multicentre randomised self-controlled trial on external venous stents (Vascular Grafts Solutions, Tel Aviv, Israel).
My decision on moving to Oxford seemed like an excellent idea at first. However, I have come to realise how much more it truly is.'
Sanaz completed her DPhil in 2018.
DPhil (PhD) in Surgical Sciences
Taught MSc courses
MSc Integrated Immunology
MSc Surgical Science and Practice
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A young Chicago couple needed a living room that would provide them a place to entertain and show off their love of art.
The customer wanted to build the living room space around their growing art collection and a large industrial pendant light.
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The large industrial pendant light grounds the space and provides a subtle overhead light for the space.
A modern high-back couch was paired with two vintage side chairs to provide ample seating for guests.
Instead of a standard wool rug, we opted for a brown and black cowhide rug.
An old filing cabinet was spray painted gold and provides a lot of storage for various office supplies like and other items like tape, string, glue, candles, etc.
Along the northern wall of the living room, we designed a window bench which offered a cozy place to read a book and additional storage for this 1,000 square foot condo.
Small Klipsch wall speakers gives the home owner a full 5.1 surround sound experience without overtaking the entire living room.
Owner and Lead Designer, Bill Cherne created a large custom art installation using reclaimed wood from palets.
We sourced other pieces of artwork from artist Connie Noyes, Adam Thomas and Fancine Turk.
The foyer and hallway of this Logan Square condo also showcase other pieces of art from local Chicago artists as well as a vintage liquor cabinet we got from a Vietnamese importer.
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Employment ACT 2007
An ACT of Parliament to repeal the Employment Act, declare and define the fundamental rights of employees, t o provide basic conditions of employment of employees, t o regulate employment of children, and to provide for matters connected with the foregoing.
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The Labour Institutions Act, 2007. 4. AN ACT of Parliament to establish labour institutions, to provide for their functions, powers and. duties and to provide for other matters.
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This Act regulates the organizational rights of trade unions and promotes and facilitates collective bargaining at the workplace and at sectoral level. It also deals with strikes and lockouts, workplace forums and alternative dispute resolution.
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This Order may be cited as the Regulation of Wages (General) (Amendment) Order, 2013 and shall be deemed to have come into operation on 1st May, 2013.
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Meet Arturo Romero
Arturo Romero believes that what you put out into the universe, you get back. It is no surprise then the 33-year-old Sacramento painter is finding success in the local arts scene and in life.
"I do believe in tides," he says. "You give … and it's going to come back to you ten-fold." In the past two years, he has married his wife, Anachristina, had a son, Righteous, and purchased a home. He has also made a name for himself as an artist in Sacramento.
On a warm Sunday afternoon across from Cesar Chavez Park, Romero opens the door to the studio space he shares with a photographer, a band, and a handful of other artists. His space is separated with colorful cardboard spray painted with Superman and Peanuts-looking characters he calls "the humans."
Romero says he draws a lot from cartoons and comic books he grew up with. A Southern California native with Mexican roots, he says comic books actually helped him learn English.
His primary characters – one-eyed aliens he calls Sumerians and the humans – juxtapose one another. The humans destroy the earth and the Sumerians try to replenish. Several paintings show littered post-apocalyptic settings in neon colors. The ravaged environment is the core of Romero's message.
When asked about his interest and awareness of environmental issues, his response is simple.
"I mean, I got eyes, don't I?" He says with a laugh. He adds that people do not necessarily want to hear that they are part of the problem. His aim is not to antagonize. He wants to poke fun at the obvious, he says, and make people think. "I want to send a message, as opposed to just try to sell it," he says.
Romero says setting up shop in his downtown studio was a catalyst for connecting with more artists and projects. "I really believe in the fact that things happen for a reason."
He has showed work with the Menagerie. Pop-Up Art Shows series, and was selected for an installation in Fremont Park with Sacramento's Capitol Art Box Project, and designed a mural for a West Sacramento community garden. Romero is always up for a good collaboration.
"Inspiration is all around. It's exciting, but at the same time it's overwhelming." He says it is hard to turn down projects. He has plans in the works now with local restaurants."I'm trying to push in any direction, and I know no matter what direction … everything else is going to follow."
He picks up a penny that is faced heads up in his studio, laughs a little, and says he will have good luck.
Words and photos by Kate Gonzales. Video by Andrew Hooper and Kate Gonzales.
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He's art is so awesome!!!
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As Apple Macintosh computers continue to gain popularity, it's becoming more and more common to talk to businesses that have a combination of Mac and PC computers on their network.
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Boullay ist der Name folgender Gemeinden in Frankreich:

Le Boullay-les-Deux-Églises im Département Eure-et-Loir
Boullay-les-Troux im Département Essonne
Le Boullay-Mivoye im Département Eure-et-Loir
Le Boullay-Thierry im Département Eure-et-Loir

Boullay ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
Félix-Polydore Boullay (1806–1835), französischer Chemiker
Pierre-François-Guillaume Boullay (1777–1869), französischer Apotheker und Chemiker

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"We are both so excited to be releasing an EP on Shogun! We've been huge fans for many years and have bought and collected most of their back catalogue on vinyl. We actually both come from a big drum and bass background and became friends through mixing and looking through each other's D&B vinyl collections.
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"We have never had a remix project of our work so this is a really fun one for us. You kind of get scared but excited at the same time as you wait for each track to come back! But all the guys on this project are producers we admire and respect greatly so we knew they would deliver the goods. 'Bristol' was just made for Break to do, we'd actually earmarked that one a couple of years ago for him. LSB is on fire with his work at the moment, Alix we've loved since before we joined Shogun, Fracture was our only choice on 'Trigger Warning' as he's the don for that sound and we've been really impressed by new Shogun family members Was A Be.
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Art and You: A Planning Guide
Download Art & You: A Planning Guide (PDF, 3MB)
Art & You: A Planning Guide is a downloadable booklet for people with disability, mental health issues or who are Deaf to help them talk about why art is important in their lives.
Developed in collaboration with a group of artists with mental health issues, Art & You is a combination guide and workbook: there are chapters outlining things like your rights as an artist, and then chapters in which you can answer questions, brainstorm and draw.
All of these exercises are designed to help you clearly articulate why art matters to you, what kind of art you want to make and how, when and with whom you want to make that art.
Feeling confident in talking about your artmaking can help your friends, family, colleagues, health professionals and, most importantly, NDIS planners understand your arts practice and why its important to you.
Start using Art & You: A Planning Guide
To use Art & You, you just need to download the file (click the blue download button) print it out and collate the pages into a booklet. Alternatively, you can contact Arts Access Victoria and have a copy sent to you.
If this document is not accessible to you, please contact Arts Access Victoria.
Art Form is our new resource for young people with mental health issues (launched in Feb 2018).
Arts Access Victoria would like to acknowledge the Arts and Mental Health Network – a group of 25 artists with mental health issues – for their invaluable contributions to co-designing this resource, and the Connecting the Dots Steering Committee for their guidance.
Art & You – A Planning Guide was supported by the Victorian Government through the Department of Health and Human Services and Creative Victoria.
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Q: A Responsive Design Image Won't Scale as Window Resizes Im working on converting an existing site to a RWD but have been struggling with the header image. Following this tutorial (among others on the www) http://alistapart.com/article/fluid-images
I can't get the header image on this (or any) page to respond appropriately when scaling to below 480px
http://www.your-adrenaline-fix.com/dirt-bikes-for-sale.html
I have tried everything I can think of or read but the darned image won't display properly.
If anyone wouldn't mind sharing with me what I'm missing, I'd be most appreciative and I thank each and everyone of you in advance.
Below is a snippet from the main css file and the entire mobile.css file which is called with a media query when a pages is scaled to below 480px
img {max-width:100%}

    #PageWrapper{
    width:960px;
    border:5px groove #DDDDDD;
    margin:15px auto;
    background-image:url(../image-files/background.gif);
    background-repeat:repeat-y;
    background-color:transparent;
}

#Header {
    color:#ffffff;
    position:relative;
    height:118px;
    background-image:url(../image-files/motocross-ruts.jpg);
    background-repeat:no-repeat;
    background-position:top left;
}

#Header a.header-home-link{width:960px;height:118px;display:block;}

#ContentWrapper{float:left;width:100%;}

#ContentColumn{margin:0 180px;}

#NavColumn{float:left;width:179px;margin-left:-965px;}

#ExtraColumn{float:left;width:179px;margin-left:-180px;}

#Footer{clear:both;width:100%;padding:8px 0;height:180px;border-top:3px groove #656565;}

#Footer .Liner{margin:20px;padding:0;}

The following is the mobile.css file

    body {font-size:80%;}

.Liner{padding:2px;}

#PageWrapper{max-width:480px; margin:10px;}

#Header {min-height:39px;}

#Header a.header-home-link{display:none;}

#NavColumn{display:none;}

#ExtraColumn{display:none;}

#ContentWrapper{max-width:100%;background-image:url(../image-files/mobile320-background.gif);background-repeat:repeat-y;}

#ContentColumn{max-width:100%; margin:0;}

#ExtraNavTop {display:none;}

.Navigation{display:none;}

.mostPopular {display:none;}

I have been modifying these two files all day and have seen a plethora of different configurations. Just not the one I want which would be an appropriately scaled image. This way I can move on to the growing list of to-do's related to this RWD conversion.
Stuart K

A: There's at least two places where you have fixed widths
#Header a.header-home-link

and
#PageWrapper

Both a width of 960px and no max-width set - therefore your page is never going to get any smaller in width than 960px - if the browser window is any smaller, you'll just get a horizontal scrollbar on the body.
In addition, as others have pointed out, your header image is not an img tag - it is a background image - and therefore won't respond to img { max-width: 100%; }. You must use background-size, there are several values that you can use such as cover, contain, a percentage, etc.
Look them up on MDN - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/background-size - and try them out to find out which one works for you.

A: Take a look on your CSS #Header, your header image is a background!!! Your header block doesn't contain any <img>, there is nothing to scale. Try CSS3 rule background-size instead or insert it into the header block with <img>.
CSS from your site http://www.your-adrenaline-fix.com/dirt-bikes-for-sale.html:
#Header {
    // Here it is!!!
    background-image: url("../image-files/motocross-ruts.jpg");
    background-position: left top;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    color: #FFFFFF;
    height: 118px;
    position: relative;
}

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/ Musk slams Fauci for overseeing the creation of COVID-19 – zoohousenews.com
Musk slams Fauci for overseeing the creation of COVID-19 – zoohousenews.com
(Natural News) Twitter CEO Elon Musk on Wednesday, December 28, called President Joe Biden's outgoing Chief Medical Advisor, Dr. Anthony Fauci, blasted for overseeing the development of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) bioweapon that has killed millions around the world.
"It's important to note that Fauci wrote a paper in 2012 supporting gain-of-function research," Musk tweeted. He then cited an article published by Yahoo in March 2021, where Fauci supported the gain-of-function experiments based on his 2012 work.
According to Fauci, the research is "important work" and the benefits of such experiments and the knowledge they provide outweigh the risks.
"Some good nuggets in the article. "Gain function" in this context is just another way of saying "bioweapon"," the tech mogul pointed out.
In the paper, the outgoing director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) said such research consists of making viruses more infectious and/or deadly.
Many experts have come out with analyzes raising the possibility that COVID-19 originated from a potential laboratory leak at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) in Wuhan, China, where gain-of-function experiments on bat coronaviruses had been conducted.
Musk noted that former President Barack Obama "wisely paused this, but Fauci restarted it." In 2014, the Obama administration paused funding for gain-of-function experiments in 22 areas, including SARS, influenza, and MERS, because of the increased risk that such experiments could trigger a pandemic.
When Fauci wrote the paper in support of gain-of-function research, there was a voluntary ban on such experiments related to highly infectious influenza viruses. Still, from 2014 to 2019, the EcoHealth Alliance diverted $600,000 in grants from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), NIAID's lead agency, in the form of sub-grant grants to the WIV to study bat coronaviruses.
Fauci claimed that WIV received no US funding for gain-of-function research, but admitted during testimony in Congress last year that there was no guarantee that WIV researchers would not receive US funding for gain-of-function research. of function research on coronaviruses used . (Related: Fauci "knew" he was funding illegal gain-of-function research, says former CDC director.)
Musk hints Fauci needs to be prosecuted
Musk also took a swipe at Fauci in early December, saying, "My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci." Although the post lacked context, it was nonetheless endorsed by Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Twitter user @hodgetwins also responded to Musk's tweet: "Let me guess. You found messages between Twitter execs and our government (Fauci and team) urging censorship of anyone who disagrees with their narrative about COVID? Musk responded with a trophy emoticon. He also replied with a simple "yes" when another user asked if that would be explained in the next few Twitter files.
While Musk's tweet received about half a million likes online in the first few hours, the post also received backlash. Peter Hotez, a vaccine scientist and virology professor, defended Fauci's work at the forefront of US efforts to contain the pandemic and urged Musk to remove the post.
"For the record: Dr. Fauci did nothing wrong except serve our nation. In the meantime, Mr. Musk should know that 200,000 Americans have needlessly lost their lives to COVID because of this type of anti-scientific rhetoric and disinformation. Elon, please delete this tweet," Hotez wrote. Musk has not responded publicly.
About an hour before posting the tweet about Fauci, Musk shared a meme with a caption that read, in part, "Just one more lockdown," which could be interpreted as a nod to Fauci's advocacy of security mandates that public health professionals, including those The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention agreed that they were helpful in slowing the spread of COVID-19 before vaccines became widely available.
Check out BiologicalWeapons.news to learn more about the COVID-19 bioweapon.
Watch the video below, which talks about the White House panicking after Musk criticized Fauci's funding of gain-of-function research in Wuhan.
This video is from the NewsClips on Brighteon.com.
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NIH awards new grant to group behind Covid gain-of-function research in Wuhan.
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Violence For Brexit
The UK's EU referendum, more commonly known as 'Brexit' took a violent turn on Thursday when Jo Cox, a Labour Party member of Parliament (MP) was stabbed and shot dead in her constituency near Leeds in Yorkshire. Ms Cox was a prominent Remain supporter who had spoken out for migrants and campaigned extensively on behalf of Syrians. A brave woman, she died at the hands of an extremist, only proving that the wave of xenophobia, that has gripped the UK in the wake of the migrant crises, lies at the heart of the Brexit campaign.
The referendum is set to be held on Thursday, 23 June, to decide whether Britain should leave or remain in the European Union. Leave campaigners have argued that Britain had not had a say since 1975, when it voted to stay in the EU in a referendum. They believe that the EU, which imposes too many rules on business and charges billions of pounds a year in membership fees for little in return, is holding Britain back. But the main reason that they want Britain to leave the EU is so that it can take back full control of its borders and curb the inflow of migrants. The main reason is not economic, but xenophobic. The remain campaigners wish for Britain to stay in the EU as it makes trade with other EU countries easier and, they argue, that the flow of immigrants, most of whom are young and keen to work, fuels economic growth and helps pay for public services.
Support for Brexit comes from a very myopic view of the situation. The economy is predicted to take a massive hit if UK leaves. Brexit will weaken the pound, hurt Britain's financial center, increase taxation, and create chaos for shipping and transport. At the moment the Britons are divided equally as the gap between the Leave and Remain supporters is becoming narrower. Though a referendum was due, just for the purpose of exercising a democratic right, it does not mean that Brexit was ever a viable option.
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Bobby Lashley was unsuccessful in holding onto the WWE Intercontinental Title at WrestleMania. Finn Balor's Demon King made quick work of The All Mighty and it appears as though Lashley is on to his next challenge in WWE.
While speaking to Sky Sports, Bobby Lashley revealed that he wants to go back to MMA for a couple more fights. He is currently under WWE contract, but he said that the clock is ticking. Therefore, we might see him take off to pursue that interest after SummerSlam.
We will have to wait and see what Bobby Lashley decides to do. WWE has supported Brock Lesnar in his UFC efforts while remaining under contract so they very well could offer Bobby Lashley the same kind of deal. It certainly sounds like he isn't done in the cage at this point.


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Keep No Secrets
After the ultimate betrayal, which is more important: trust or forgiveness?
After surviving the private and public fallout from a one-night stand four years before, St. Louis DA Jack Hilliard wants nothing more than to be trusted again by his wife, Claire, and to earn back the respect of the community he serves. Since the day Claire accepted him back into the family, he's vowed to be true to these goals, and so far he's succeeded.
But all of Jack's efforts begin to crumble when the woman involved in his earlier downfall, Jenny Dodson, returns to town claiming threats on her life and asking for his help, and resurrecting for Jack long-buried emotions and questions of her guilt for the murder of a client. Just when he thinks the pressure can't get any worse, his son's girlfriend, Celeste, accuses him of sexual assault, and he suddenly finds himself on the wrong end of a criminal case, battling for his freedom.
Can Jack trust his freedom to the legal system on which he built his career? Or will the ghost of his one-night stand four years before come back to haunt him, causing him to be convicted on the mistakes of his past?
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