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Pat dry the lamb. Sprinkle paprika, cumin, salt, pepper on the lamb, coat with minced garlic and marinade in the fridge for at least 3 hours.
Toss the mushrooms, pumpkin, tomatoes and green pepper with the salt, pepper and oregano with the avocado oil and spread out in a baking tray.
Make space in the middle of the tray and place the lamb, fat side up, in the center of the tray.
Allow the lamb to rest before slicing. Serve warm with the roast vegetables.
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L'Unione franco-britannica è un progetto di unione politica fra il Regno Unito e la Repubblica francese. L'idea fu proposta in alcuni periodi di crisi del XX secolo e possiede una serie di precedenti storici.

Unioni storiche

Inghilterra e Francia

Dall'epoca della Conquista normanna, quando il Duca di Normandia divenne re d'Inghilterra mantenendo vincoli feudali con la corona francese, stretti legami intercorrono tra le due nazioni. Tuttavia, il rapporto instaurato nel 1066 non fu mai stabile e corrispose alla debolezza del regno di Francia. Fino al 1214 infatti il re d'Inghilterra detenne vasti possedimenti feudali nel nord della Francia, unendo al ducato di Normandia le contee di Maine, Angiò, Turenna e il Ducato di Bretagna. Dal 1154 era anche Duca d'Aquitania (o Guienna), Poitou, Guascogna e altri territori dipendenti dall'Aquitania. Controllava perciò oltre metà del regno francese (il cosiddetto Impero angioino), sebbene formalmente fosse vassallo del re di Francia. Il centro di gravità di questo composito regno venne a trovarsi per lo più a sud della Manica: quattro dei sette re posteriori alla Conquista normanna erano francesi di nascita e di madrelingua. Nei secoli a venire i reali e i nobili inglesi studiarono il francese, oltre all'inglese. Sotto certi aspetti, l'Inghilterra appariva una provincia periferica della Francia: lo stesso diritto inglese assunse una forte impronta francese, mentre la lingua si imbeveva di francesismi.

L'anomalia venne a cessare dopo la battaglia di Bouvines (1214), quando Filippo Augusto sottrasse a Giovanni Senzaterra i feudi della Francia settentrionale. Nel caos che ne seguì alcuni baroni inglesi ribelli offrirono il trono (1216-1217) al principe ereditario Luigi, che partì alla conquista dell'Inghilterra, restando però sconfitto. Dei loro possedimenti d'oltremanica gli inglesi riuscirono tutto sommato a mantenere la Guienna, di estensione ormai ridotta ma di uguale importanza strategica: la regione costituì una base d'attacco quando nel 1337 riesplose la guerra fra i due paesi. Dal 1340 al 1360 e dal 1369 in avanti il sovrano inglese assunse fra i propri titoli quello di Re di Francia; nonostante la generale prevalenza degli inglesi nel conflitto, però, nessun vero tentativo di concretizzare la pretesa ebbe luogo fino all'invasione attuata da Enrico V nel 1415. Verso il 1420 l'Inghilterra controllava il nord della Francia (inclusa la capitale) per la prima volta da duecento anni. Carlo VI fu costretto a diseredare il Delfino in favore del re inglese; ma poiché questi gli premorì (per pochi mesi) la corona passò al figlio di lui Enrico VI, primo sovrano nella cui persona i due regni furono uniti (1422) realizzando per la prima e unica volta un'autentica unione politica dei due paesi.

Nel frattempo però i partigiani del Delfino, che detenevano parte della Francia meridionale, si riorganizzarono, contrattaccarono (1429), e riuscirono infine ad incoronare Carlo VII ponendo termine alla breve unione. Il conflitto anglo-francese proseguì per altri vent'anni, finché nel 1453 gli inglesi furono definitivamente espulsi dal continente (con la sola eccezione di Calais che mantennero fino al 1558). L'Inghilterra possedette anche brevemente la città di Dunkerque nel 1658-1662. Fino al 1801 i re inglesi e britannici usarono ancora l'appellativo di Re di Francia, sebbene ormai solo per consuetudine e senza significato di rivendicazione; anche gli Stuart, esclusi dal potere nel 1688, mantennero il titolo - ormai velleitario come tutte le altre loro pretese - fino all'estinzione del casato nel 1807.

Scozia e Francia

La cultura normanna o francese prese piede per la prima volta in Scozia durante la Rivoluzione Davidiana, quando re Davide I introdusse innovazioni di stampo continentale in tutti gli aspetti sociali, religiosi, economici e amministrativi della vita scozzese. Favorì inoltre l'ingresso in Scozia di personalità francesi e anglo-francesi. In questo modo riuscì effettivamente a creare un'aristocrazia franco-scozzese legata alla nobiltà di Francia e Inghilterra. Dalle guerre di indipendenza scozzesi Francia e Scozia, nemiche comuni dell'Inghilterra e dei regnanti Plantageneti, iniziarono a disporre di una relazione diplomatica più stretta garantita dalla Auld Alliance (1295-1560). Dal basso medioevo agli inizi dell'evo moderno la Scozia e i suoi burghs beneficiarono inoltre di stretti legami economici e commerciali con la Francia, in aggiunta ai preesistenti rapporti con i Paesi Bassi, la Scandinavia e il Baltico.

La prima e unica opportunità di unione dinastica si affacciò nel XVI secolo, quando re Giacomo V, per due volte, prese in moglie donne francesi. Alla morte di Giacomo nel 1542 salì al trono la figlia Maria Stuarda, e la Scozia fu governata da una nobildonna francese in qualità di reggente. Ella ottenne di dare in sposa Maria al Delfino Francesco II, che divenne così simbolicamente re di Scozia. Quando egli ascese al trono di Francia (1559) i due paesi si trovarono sperimentalmente congiunti in una sorta di unione personale. Se Francesco fosse vissuto fino ad avere un figlio da Maria, l'erede sarebbe stato re di entrambe le nazioni, e in seguito anche d'Inghilterra; ma il sovrano morì l'anno seguente e Maria fece ritorno in un paese in preda alla ribellione politica e alla rivoluzione religiosa, ciò che rese impossibile il mantenimento dell'alleanza.

Rimasero comunque in piedi cordiali relazioni economiche e culturali, anche se nel corso del XVII secolo le istituzioni scozzesi divennero sempre più presbiteriane e spesso in lotta contro il cattolicesimo romano (una realtà in contrasto con l'aggressiva politica filocattolica, interna ed estera, di Luigi XIV). Le relazioni franco-scozzesi furono ulterioriormente indebolite dall'unione con la corona inglese nel 1603, che significò, nonostante l'indipendenza delle due nazioni, la condivisione del potere esecutivo con il regno d'Inghilterra e l'avvicinamento alla politica estera di questa piuttosto che della monarchia francese.

Progetti moderni

Entente cordiale (1904)
Nell'aprile del 1904, il Regno Unito e la Terza repubblica francese firmarono una serie di accordi (Entente cordiale) che segnarono la fine di conflitti secolari intermittenti fra le due grandi potenze coloniali, avviando una coesistenza pacifica. Sebbene lo storico francese Fernand Braudel abbia descritto Francia e Regno Unito come una sola unità, i leader politici nazionalisti d'ambo i paesi si trovarono a disagio con l'idea di una simile unione. Insieme l'Impero britannico e l'impero coloniale francese misuravano oltre 45 milioni di Km² e comprendevano quasi 600 milioni di abitanti.

Seconda guerra mondiale (1940)
Il 16 giugno 1940, durante la seconda guerra mondiale, quando la 1ª armata tedesca supera il Reno nei pressi di Colmar, con l'esercito francese prossimo al collasso nella campagna di Francia, il primo ministro inglese Winston Churchill sottopone al governo francese un'unione politica e un progetto di costituzione federale per istituire organismi comuni di difesa e politica estera, finanziaria ed economica. Era prevista, inoltre, una cittadinanza comune. Il piano era stato elaborato da Jean Monnet, uomo d'affari e funzionario pubblico francese, e Desmond Morton, ufficiale britannico e assistente personale di Churchill. Il governo inglese acconsentì, a patto che la flotta francese fosse inviata nei porti britannici. Lo scopo principale degli inglesi era assicurarsi la flotta transalpina. L'idea, sostenuta anche dal generale Charles de Gaulle, non fu messa ai voti, ma con il progredire della discussione era diventato chiaro che la maggioranza dei 24 membri presenti era contraria al piano ed era invece favorevole all'armistizio con i tedeschi. In conseguenza di ciò, il capo del governo Reynaud si dimise e il presidente Lebrun diede l'incarico a Petain di formare un nuovo esecutivo.

Crisi di Suez (1956)
Nel settembre del 1956, durante la Crisi di Suez, nacque una task force anglo-francese per fronteggiare il nemico comune. Il primo ministro francese Guy Mollet tornò a proporre l'unione fra i due paesi, con cittadinanza comune e la regina d'Inghilterra per capo di stato. In alternativa propose l'adesione della Francia al Commonwealth delle nazioni. Ma il premier britannico Anthony Eden rifiutò ambo le proposte, e la Francia concluse allora il processo di adesione al Trattato di Roma, istitutivo della Comunità Economica Europea, rafforzando il legame con la Germania.

Frangleterre (2007)
La proposta Mollet, resa pubblica per la prima volta nel Regno Unito il 15 gennaio 2007, grazie a un articolo di Mike Thomson nel sito di BBC News, ricevette reazioni ironiche nei media di entrambi i paesi, anche riguardo al nome infelice di Frangleterre (letteralmente Franghilterra) coniato dalla BBC. L'emittente britannica affermava l'emersione del progetto da materiale appena desecretato, sostenendo che in Francia non esistesse alcun consimile documento d'archivio.

L'indomani, in un programma televisivo della francese LCP, la giornalista Christine Clerc intervistò l'ex ministro dell'interno gollista Charles Pasqua sulla proposta del 1956. Secondo Pasqua, se la richiesta fosse stata ufficializzata Mollet avrebbe subìto un rinvio a giudizio per alto tradimento.

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Bibliografia
 Philippe Chassaigne, Michael Dockrill, Anglo-French Relations 1898–1998: From Fashoda to Jospin, 978-1-349-42258-6, 978-1-4039-0712-7, 0-333-71046-0	Palgrave Macmillan UK	2002

Voci correlate
 Rivendicazioni inglesi sul trono di Francia

Collegamenti esterni

Storia della Francia
Storia del Regno Unito
Crisi di Suez

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Hargreaves Lansdown has added a concentrated global equity fund to its £460m Select range, but it has been suggested the fund could struggle to stand out in a market full of funds already offering access to quality growth companies.
The HL Select Global Growth Shares fund, managed by the Select team led by Steve Clayton (pictured), will sit alongside the range's UK Growth Shares fund and the UK Income Shares fund.
The fund will launch on 3 May at a £1 fixed launch price and sit in the IA Global sector. Investors can access it for £25 per month or £100 as lump sum at an ongoing charges figure of 0.6% plus HL's Vantage platform fee of 0.45%.
HL said it will hold 30-40 names, each deemed "capable of making a difference to the fund's performance", with a focus on quality. The benchmark is the FTSE All-World index.
The holdings will not be published until a week after the fund's launch, but in a video on the HL website, Clayton said there will be a big exposure to North America, as well as exposure to Asia and Australasia, a selection of European businesses and some "top picks" from the UK Growth Shares fund.
Clayton said: "Investing globally opens up new opportunities to find truly exceptional companies from a much bigger pool of choice. We try to identify great businesses, wherever they are in the world, with strong balance sheets, and own them for the long term.
Shore Financial Planning director Ben Yearsley, said the fund's "quality growth compounding story" is fine but questioned why an investor would opt for this fund over, say, Terry Smith or Nick Train, which are mainstays in many retail portfolios.
Chelsea Financial Services managing director Darius McDermott also said it is a crowded space and there are a number of proven global equity managers with very good longer term track records and similar fees.
He also noted performance for the other two funds in the range has been varied.
But Hargreaves Lansdown believes its range stands out due to the level of transparency it offers investors.
The team has pledged to offer a "new level of fund manager communication" to DIY investors by publishing every shareholding, not just the top 10, offering explanations of why each share is held, and detailing the fund breakdown by sector and company size. It has also vowed to email blogs about each position when bought or sold to investors.
I wonder if this is economically rational for HL to do, as it is inviting copy-cat investing by those on platforms like AJ Bell and Interactive, and even the HL platform itself, to just copy the actions of the fund manager – and save on the fund charges at the same time?
William you miss the humour from Darius at Chelsea Financial services! In one breath he points out the Select UK Income Shares fund has "not done so well" with its "fourth quartile having returned 3.64% since launch compared with 6.34% for the sector average." In his next breath he observes that "Hargreaves clients will find it [the global fund] an attractive proposition." I not quiet certain from that comment what one is to think of Hargreaves clients? Personally, I think this whole transparency issue is a complete waste of time. Why pay 1.05%? Surely it is to get a return on your money? Will knowing what Mr Clayton does hour-in-hour-out help?Presumably some portion of the fee will also be spent providing this unnecessary level of transparency and not spent on managing the fund. I would rather my fund manager focussed 100% on the job in hand, not wasting their time telling me what they are up to.
No doubt time will tell how this new fund does compared to Train and Smith. I expect Ben from Shore is right, why try and compete with those who already have the advantage of incumbency and the track record to boot? I can see no reason whatsoever.
No chance in competing with Train and Smith. But, Hargreaves customers have not always shown they are economically rational and along with accepting high fees are likely to stick with poorly performing funds. I might look for a bit more of a track record before putting my money with this manager. Under performing the sector average with one fund by nearly 50% does not inspire confidence.
Take, That was my point. How will any economically rational investor opt for Hargreaves' new fund when they can go with Train or Smith who have already an exceptional track record.


While the New Zealand Warriors are only four games into what's shaping to be a successful season, that hasn't stopped their fans buying into the hype - literally.
Jersey sales, membership numbers and ticket sales have spiked as fans jump on board the bandwagon.
After an unbeaten start to the Telstra Premiership, the Warriors will shoot for five straight wins for the first time in five years when they take on the North Queensland Cowboys on Saturday at Mt Smart Stadium.
Staff at the club's merchandise store arrived to work on Tuesday morning after their Easter long weekend to find "hundreds of new jersey orders" piled up at the office front door.
The Warriors' online merchandise store has enjoyed a 30% increase in jersey sales in March compared to last year. If this trend continues, it could be the busiest year for merchandise sales in the club's history.
And memberships are also on the rise. The club now has 14,342 registered members, up more than 75% since January with an additional 1000 signing on following the round-one win over South Sydney.
Ticket sales have also spiked leading into three straight home games.
Those hoping to attend Saturday's double-header might be out of luck, with club officials confirming on Thursday to NRL.com they had already sold more than 19,000 tickets.
The Warriors have not had more than 20,000 in attendance at Mt Smart since the 2008 finals.
Warriors CEO Cameron George said the team's success was the key reason for the peak in interest, but he also said the style of their play was also a contributing factor.
"The lads are playing with a lot of pride and passion at the moment and I think the fans can really see that and relate to it," he said.
"Look, after a disappointing year last year, a lot of members were sort of holding off spending their hard earned money again but following the team's efforts of late we have seen a lot of fans come back and a lot of new ones jump on board so it's been great overall for the club."
The players, however, were wary about believing the hype.
Veteran forward Simon Mannering, who will play his first game of the year on Saturday after returning from a shoulder injury, said the players were enjoying the buzz from fans but didn't read into "any of that other stuff".
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Sandy Cross new Senior Director of Diversity and Inclusion with PGA of America
By Jamie Carbone, The PGA of America September 02, 2014
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Sandy Cross, a member of the PGA of America staff since 1996, has been promoted to the newly created position of Senior Director of Diversity and Inclusion.
A native of Hamburg, New York, Cross will plan and direct the Association's strategy, development and execution of a comprehensive, ongoing diversity and inclusion platform. This strategy and related initiatives, programs and partnerships will permeate the fabric of the PGA, drive transformation of its image, promote consumer engagement and further diversify participation in the game and business of golf.
Her new duties also encompass leading the coordination of the KPMG Women's Leadership Summit, which will be an important component of the new KPMG Women's PGA Championship beginning in 2015; heading the PGA's delivery of the 3rd Annual Sports Diversity & Inclusion Symposium; and having direct oversight of the Golf Industry Supplier Diversity Program.
Cross recently served as director of Women's and New Market Initiatives, as part of the PGA's Player Development Department. In this role, she led the groundbreaking "Connecting With Her" strategic initiative to grow women's participation and retention in the game by leveraging untapped markets for the PGA and the golf industry, in order to ensure the future growth and vitality of the game. In 2013, she led the PGA's first-ever participation in the Global Sports Mentoring Program, a partnership with the U.S. Department of State and espnW designed to promote the growth of women and girls in sports worldwide.
Previously, Cross served as the PGA's director of Business Development, where she secured, activated and fostered partnerships for the Association, its Championships and membership programs. She negotiated and executed multi-year, multi-million dollar agreements with blue-chip companies including: OMEGA, PepsiCo, American Express, General Motors, Amstel Light, National Car Rental, Starwood Hotels & Resorts, The Royal Bank of Scotland, OfficeMax, Lexmark and United Rentals, among others.
During her career at the PGA, Cross has been instrumental in the success of numerous other initiatives, including industrywide education to support the launch and success of Connecting With Her, the Get Golf Ready Employee Talent Development program and the Get Golf Ready Power Mixer. As well, Cross was actively involved with the development and launch of Golf Retirement Plus™, a supplemental retirement program for PGA Professionals.
"Sandy Cross has been instrumental behind numerous groundbreaking initiatives to expand the reach of the golf industry, as well as grow participation in the game," said PGA of America Chief Administrative Officer and General Counsel Christine Garrity. "She has also distinguished herself in the sports industry as a leader for women's diversity initiatives that have a lasting impact on the game both on and off the course."
"I have a passion for diversity and inclusion and advancing women leaders," added Cross. "My new role is designed to enable the PGA of America and the golf industry to create new avenues that grow the game and ensure that golf's outreach encompasses everyone. The relationships I have fostered throughout my career have laid the foundation along this exciting path of breaking new ground for women's and diversity initiatives throughout the game of golf."
Cross has served as an Officer and Director of the Executive Women's Golf Association's (EWGA) Board of Directors for nine years and the EWGA Foundation Board for two years. She is a member of the GOLF 20/20 Women's Committee and the USGA Women's Advisory Board. Prior to joining the PGA, Cross worked as Director of Special Projects for the U.S. Water Fitness Association in Boynton Beach, Florida.
She earned a Masters of Sport Administration from Kent State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies from the University of Buffalo, where Cross played NCAA Division I volleyball for four years.
To learn more about the PGA of America, please visit PGAMediaCenter.com.
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OPINION | Hats Off To Ravindra Jadeja, MS Dhoni But New Zealand Bowlers Fantastic: Srikkanth
The wickets of Rohit Sharma, KL Rahul and Virat Kohli broke the back of Indian batting, feels Srikkanth.
Krishnamachari Srikkanth	11 July 2019
Dhoni and Jadeja made a valiant effort in attempting to tilt the result towards India's favor.
Krishnamachari Srikkanth	2019-07-11T11:07:48+05:30 OPINION | Hats Off To Ravindra Jadeja, MS Dhoni But New Zealand Bowlers Fantastic: Srikkanth
Congratulations to New Zealand but that really was a thrilling semi-final – right up to the end. I think because of the rain and the match getting spilt over to a second day, that was in my opinion one of the root causes for the defeat as far as India is concerned.
(IND v NZ HIGHLIGHTS | SCORECARD)
The rain and the overcast conditions on the second day meant the wicket helped New Zealand more than India as it was ideal for the bowlers. But if you look at the first three wickets and ask if it was bad batting or good bowling from New Zealand, I would say it was fantastic bowling by New Zealand.
All those first three wickets, KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, were outstanding international wicket-taking deliveries and got rid of players who were in brilliant form.
They literally finished off the backbone of the Indian side and then there was a good fightback, hats off to MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja, especially Jadeja in just his second game of the World Cup.
Jadeja really made a fantastic fight out of it, he made it a brilliant game. He almost won the match alongside Dhoni and his all-round performance was brilliant for the entire match. His bowling was fantastic, great batting and great fielding, but he cannot do it on his own and unfortunately, he was left with too much to do in the end.
Credit to Williamson
I have to give great credit to Kane Williamson's captaincy. One thing about New Zealand's batting and bowling approach, they played to their strengths and limitations. That's why when they were batting they didn't play the big shots as they knew they only had their two main batsmen in Williamson and Ross Taylor, they just wanted to hang around.
They knew if those two could stay in and they could get near 250, they could make a match out of it and they ended up winning the match and reaching the final.
The way Williamson rotated his bowlers in particular was amazing. Jimmy Neesham and Colin de Grandhomme were the weak links in the bowling but he made sure they were not too exposed.
He rotated them around well and because of the early wickets, their limitations were not exposed. I also thought Mitchell Santner bowled brilliantly, but India gave him too much respect.
They should have played more positively against Santner. When I say positively, that doesn't mean hitting out, it's showing some sort of positivity against Santner, putting him under pressure.
At that point in the innings, the run rate started slowly climbing up, and that's what put pressure on the Indian's towards the end. India were in control before the rain came though.
Had it been a full day, India probably would have had it easy. I remember in the 1983 World Cup, we batted first and scored about 260 against West indies in the opening match in Manchester.
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Rain doom
The match then went into a second day and we bowled West Indies out and won the game, so these things do happen when the games move over to the next day because of rain. It generally helps the team bowling second, but it's disappointing for India as they looked like the world champions. That's what happens in the semi-finals, though, one match and you're gone.
The same thing happened in the 2015 World Cup, India were unbeaten to the semi-finals against Australia in Perth and here they had only lost to England before their semi-final match. That's what happens in the World Cup and you just have to accept it and move on. I don't think India need to make any drastic changes, they just need to look at that middle order.
We're still struggling to get the right middle order combination. Rishabh Pant is good but at number five we need to find someone as we've tried too many people there.
We've tried Dinesh Karthik, we've tried Jadeja, we've tried Vijay Shankar, three guys have been tried and they've not proved useful so maybe we can find a good youngster for No.5.
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Four Skinny Trees Maya Angelou Analysis
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The grim reaper evading modern medicine: aspergillosis, adenovirus, and Hodgkin lymphoma
Larry Nichols; Justin Armstrong; Cody Atkinson
http://dx.doi.org/10.4322/acr.2020.191 Autops Case Rep, vol.10, n4, e2020191, 2020
Illustrative cases of diseases that are difficult to suspect and diagnose can serve as useful reminders. Invasive pulmonary aspergillosis and adenovirus hepatitis are two such diseases, both revealed by autopsy in this case of Hodgkin lymphoma refractory to chemotherapy treated with allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation complicated by these two fatal infections. This patient was cured of Hodgkin lymphoma, Clostridioides difficile colitis and thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura using the marvels of modern medicine. This case illustrates many features of aspergillosis and adenovirus hepatitis, shows the value of autopsy in revealing diagnoses, and illustrates the limits of modern medicine, which should serve as a mental spur in our efforts to advance medical science, to try to defeat the numerous demons of disease, who seem to keep outwitting us.
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Telstar beams the first live television shows between Europe and the United States, including scenes from the Seattle World's Fair, on July 23, 1962.
By Alan Stein
On July 23, 1962, the Telstar satellite relays the word's first exchange of live television shows by Europe and the United States. Included in the 20-minute broadcast are live images broadcast from the Seattle World's Fair. It is estimated that more than 200 million viewers on both sides of the Atlantic watch this historic telecast.
A New Era of Communication
Telstar 1 was built by AT&T at Bell Telephone Laboratories, and was launched on July 10, 1962. The satellite was the first privately sponsored space launch at Cape Canaveral. Telstar 1 was a 34.5-inch-diameter sphere that weighed over 170 pounds and was powered in space by solar panels.
On the day of the launch, a brief test was made of the satellite's transmission capabilities. During its sixth orbit, television images of a flag outside the Andover Earth Station -- the United States ground station in Andover, Maine -- were relayed to the Pleumeur-Bodou station in northwestern France. The television image was accompanied a recording of America the Beautiful and The Star Spangled Banner.
Unlike NASA's Echo satellite, which was launched in 1960 and only acted as a passive reflector of radio signals, Telstar was first communications satellite that could actively direct and amplify telephone calls. Hours after Telstar's launch, one of the first long-distance phone calls in space-age history took place between Senator Warren Magnuson (1905-1989) in Washington D.C., and Governor Albert Rosellini (1910-2011) and Seattle World's Fair general manager Ewen Dingwall (1913-1996) atop the Space Needle.
Fairgoers listened in on the six-minute conversation over the fair's public address system, as Rosellini greeted Magnuson and thanked NASA and AT&T for launching the historic satellite. Ewen Dingwall got on the line next, and was clearly excited by the clarity of Magnuson's voice. Dingwall exclaimed, "Senator, you sound as though you're calling from the foot of the Space Needle, instead of back in Washington D.C. This is what you call a good connection. I think it is astounding" (Seattle Post-Intelligencer, July 11, 1962). Even after they hung up, Dingwall continued to marvel at the quality of the reception.
On July 23, the Telstar satellite made history again when the United States and Europe exchanged planned television programs for the first time. The 20-minute "America to Europe" program included live broadcasts of a Cubs-Phillies baseball game, Colonel John Glenn speaking from Cape Canaveral, a crowded Detroit expressway, a view of Mount Rushmore, and best of all for those in Seattle -- scenes of Century 21.
Century 21 received 90 seconds of air time, broadcasting sights and sounds from around the fair. A panoramic view from atop the Space Needle came first, followed by glimpses of Japanese Bon Odori, Spanish Flamenco, and Hawaiian Hula dancers. European viewers also saw a Pedicab in action, as well as a young boy enjoying a Belgian Waffle.
KING-5 TV was chosen to represent all Pacific Northwest networks and Charles Herring was the announcer for the Seattle segment. The television station used six cameras, three mobile units and a crew of 35 to create the segment.
Televisions were set up throughout the grounds, so that fairgoers could watch both the American and European broadcasts. In Europe, 54 cameras broadcast scenes from Austria, Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, and the Vatican, and included views of the Eiffel Tower, the Coliseum, Big Ben, and more. The last minute of the broadcast was cut off when Telstar dropped below the horizon as it continued to orbit.
Telstar 1 continued to operate until February 1963, when a transmitter failure ended its short career. As of 2012, the dead satellite still orbits the earth.
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EU banks named in dirty money report
A €1.2 million Bugatti Veyron: Teodorin Obiang bought three. The cost of less than one of the cars could buy a mosquito net for every child in the malaria-prone country (Photo: Wikipedia)
By Philippa Runner
Brussels, 11. Mar 2009, 10:28
Europe's biggest banks are happy to do business with corrupt regimes in Africa and Central Asia, according to a new report by UK-based NGO, Global Witness.
As late as November 2007, Barclays in Paris held a private account for Teodorin Obiang, the study says. A scion of the ruling family in Equitorial Guinea, Mr Obiang in the past 10 years spent €4.5 million on sports cars even as 20 percent of children die before their fifth birthday due to poverty in the oil-rich country.
Until March 2007, BNP Paribas was involved in billions of euros of syndicated loans to the Angola ruling elite-linked oil firm Sonangol, Global Witness writes.
Deutsche Bank has still not made clear to the NGO what happened to the €2 billion or so of Turkmenistan's natural gas income, which it was holding for the country's notoriously cruel dictator, Saparmurat Niyazov, when he died in January 2007.
"The international banking system is complicit in helping to perpetuate poverty, corruption, conflict, human suffering and misery," the Global Witness paper says.
Coming ahead of the G20 finance summit in London on 2 April and in a climate of hostility to big bank secrecy caused by the financial crisis, the report calls for regulation of bank dealings with "PEPs" (politically-exposed persons) and a name-and-shame campaign by FATF (the Financial Action Task Force).
The Paris-based FATF is a little-known international anti-money laundering body with 34 members, including 15 of the richest EU states and the European Commission.
Of 10 EU states surveyed which are also FATF members, none complied with the body's full set of recommendations on issues such as making money laundering illegal or forcing banks to carry out enhanced due diligence on PEP-type clients.
Global Witness' paper, Undue Diligence, reads like a roll call of the most respectable financial institutions in Europe.
HSBC and Banco Santander are named in connection to the Obiang family. Credit Lyonnais allegedly helped Gabonese President Omar Bongo place funds abroad. Societe Generale is said to have done similar work for the ruling family of Congo-Brazzaville.
Fortis bank is accused of helping the former ruler of Liberia, Charles Taylor, fund conflict in east Africa by processing payments for government-linked timber firms.
The list of banks implicated in the Angola loans includes Commerzbank, KBC, the Royal Bank of Scotland, ING and Standard Chartered.
"If [banks] cannot identify the ultimate beneficial owner of the funds ...and if they cannot identify a natural person (not a legal entity) who does not pose a corruption risk, they must not accept the customer as a client," the NGO said.
An article which appeared on 8 March on a Turkmenistan opposition website, the Chronicles of Turkmenistan, broadens the debate.
The story points the finger at French construction company Bouygues for allegedly giving current President Gurbanguly Berdymukahemmedov an €80,000 Mitsubishi Evolution X while bidding for contracts for a new airport building and palace complex.
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France restricts international corruption investigations
French legislation restricts prosecutors in investigating international corruption cases, a report by the Council of Europe's anti-corruption group (GRECO) shows.
EU aims to simplify tax credits to counteract US green subsidies
The EU is set to propose a plan to simplify tax credits in an effort to counteract the US $369bn [€339bn] Inflation Reduction Act #IRA ahead of next week's summit of EU leaders.
UAE's fossil-fuelled high-tech mirage of a green future
The United Arab Emirates presented a high-tech vision to lead the world into a green future at this year's climate summit, COP28. But it wants to do so while massively expanding oil production.
Why is petrostate UAE going all in on green hydrogen?
The United Arab Emirates announced its ambition to become one of the world's premier trading hubs for green hydrogen. Interesting, to say the least, for a country that relies on the sale of fossil fuels for its prosperity.


The intention to create the GNU System, and the concept of free software, was first announced in September 1983. Since then, it has grown into a global movement of people that work together for software freedom, and have a great time doing it.
Last weekend, this beautiful community gathered all around the planet to celebrate GNU's 30th birthday.
The FSF held a flagship celebration at MIT in Massachusetts, the original home of the GNU System before it became a global phenomenon. The event featured a hackathon focused on federated publishing and communication software, and tools to protect privacy and anonymity. Hackathon participants accessed the Internet through an ad-hoc mesh network set up by the folks from Commotion Wireless. A cryptoparty helped participants protect their information online and an F-Droid tutorial and skillshare introduced attendees to free software for mobile devices. Aleph Objects used their Respects Your Freedom-certified Lulzbots to 3D-print GNU toppers for birthday cupcakes, and the FSF's real-live gnu posed for photo-ops. MIT's Student Information Processing Board hosted the event for us, and helped us get an animated birthday message displayed on the side of a building.
Ten free software projects held simultaneous hackathons in Cambridge; Commotion, coreboot, Gnash, GNOME, GNU FM, GNU MediaGoblin, GNU Octave, GNU social, Tahoe-LAFS, and Tor, with Guix participating simultaneously online. One of the most exciting outcomes of the hackathon was the cross-pollination that happened between projects. Tor hackers helped Tahoe-LAFS identify some security issues. Gnash tested a new release on different distributions brought in by hackathon attendees. Progress was also made on Debian packaging for GNU MediaGoblin. Other projects had people stop by to fix bugs, and everyone enjoyed the rare opportunity for in-person conversation between contributors who hail from all over the globe.
The weekend culminated with an address by GNU founder Richard Stallman, in which he announced that privacy and security--especially against government surveillance--is now one of the GNU's project's primary purposes. Free software is one of the most important tools we have to protect ourselves against surveillance, and the address reflected an ongoing mobilization in the community to meet these challenges. The talk was livestreamed by hundreds of people, many of them outside the United States.
But GNU supporters around the world did more than watch RMS's talk. In total, twenty-three groups held events in Argentina, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Moldova, Portugal, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey and the United States. That's at least one satellite event on every continent, except Antarctica. (We fully expect that, by GNU's 60th, there will be at least a few in Antarctica, and maybe some on Mars.) You can see photos and video from GNU 30th celebrations around the world on libreplanet.org.
In Spain, hackers projected a GNU image on the side of a building.
In Saudi Arabia, supporters baked a beautiful GNU cake.
In Argentina, GNU contributors gathered at a makerspace and led their own hackathon.
All in all, GNU's 30th was an inspiring convergence of people spread throughout the whole world, united by a common goal to set software free. The FSF would like to extend a big thank GNU to everyone that has made GNU possible with your time and energy. We are particularly grateful to the people that helped us with the MIT celebration. We hope you enjoy the photos, and here's to the next thirty years!
All photos under CC BY-SA 3.0. Photo of the Boston skyline: Elizabeth Redlich. Cake photo: Osama Khalid. All others: Libby Reinish.


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Q: Understanding limit points given the topology $X = \mathbb R$ and $\mathcal T = \{ U\subset X | \> X - U \>\> \text{is X or is countable}\}$ This specific topology was already discussed in this problem, but I am having difficulty thinking about the limit points for a given subset under this topology ($X = \mathbb R$ and $\mathcal T = \{ U\subset X | \> X - U \>\> \text{is X or is countable}\}$). For example, if we consider an arbitrary interval $(a,b)$, what would its limit points be?
Here is how I was thinking: given a set $A$, $\overline{A} = A \cup \text{limit points of } A$. It seems to me that every open set is either $\emptyset$ or uncountable. I wanted to consider the closure because that would give me a glimpse into its limit points. However, given the topology above, with $A = (a,b)$, I don't know what the closure "looks" like/what the set is. Any help would be appreciated.

A: Note that by construction, the closed sets of $X$ are precisely and the countable subsets of $X$ and $X$ itself. On the other hand, the closure of a subset $A \subset X$ can be characterized as
$$
\overline{A} = \bigcap_{F \ \supset \ A\\ F \text{ closed}} F.
$$
In particular if $|A| > \aleph_0$, then $A$ is not contained in any countable set. Thus the only closed set which contains $A$ is $X$, and so $\overline{A} = X$.
(Note that this is a very general fact, we haven't used that $X = \mathbb{R}$ anywhere).
You can think of it this way: since closed sets are countable, the open sets of $X$ will be all of $X$ except a countable amount of points. When $X$ is uncountable (as in your case), this tells us that the open sets of $X$ are "almost all the space" since closed sets are "small".
Another way of thinking about this: take any subset $A \subset \mathbb{R}$. A point $p \in X$ will be a limit point of $A$ if for any open set $U \ni p$ we have $A \cap U \neq \emptyset$. In other terms, $p$ will be a limit point of $A$ if for each $C \subset X$ countable we have
$$
(X \setminus C) \cap A \neq \emptyset.
$$
Thus, if $p$ were  not to be a limit point, there should exist a countable set $C \subset X$ such that $A \subset C$. Once again, this is impossible if $A$ is uncountable, thus any point of $X$ is a limit point of $A$ in that case. If $A$ is countable, then it is closed, and so the only limit points are its own points.

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BLAZE (2018)
Greetings again from the darkness. "When the legend becomes fact, print the legend." "I don't want to be a star, I wants to be a legend." The first quote comes from THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE and the second is drawled by Blaze Foley as he snuggles with his muse and lover in the back of a pickup truck. We can imagine the first quote inspired many stories over the years by those who knew Blaze, and it might also have served as a driving force for writer/director Ethan Hawke as he crafted this graceful tribute to an underappreciated songwriter and his too short life.
Mr. Hawke is a 2-time Oscar nominee as an actor, and his best known previous turn as director was for CHELSEA WALLS (2001). He (a distant relative of Tennessee Williams) has also been twice Oscar nominated as a writer (BEFORE SUNSET, BEFORE MIDNIGHT), and his movies are often music related or influenced. His latest is a biopic of a mostly unrecognized country-folk artist, and Hawke collaborated with Sybil Rosen to adapt her memoir "Living in the Woods in a Tree: Remembering Blaze Foley". It's Ms. Rosen who shared the bed of that pickup referenced in the first paragraph above.
Ben Dickey plays Blaze and Alia Shawkat plays Sybil. Not only does Dickey capture the spirit and sound of Foley's music, but the scenes with Blaze and Sybil as a couple are some of the most touching and realistic relationship sequences we've seen on screen. We understand their connection … and their disconnection. It's proof that two people can be both 'made for each other' and 'wrong for each other'. Director Hawke utilizes different time periods, as well as a framing device in the form of a radio interview. None of this works in traditional biopic manner as the interview features the great troubadour and musical poet Townes Van Zandt (played exceptionally well by Charlie Sexton) recollecting the times (both good and bad) he spent with his friend Blaze. He's joined by another Foley friend and collaborator, Zee (Josh Hamilton) as the two color in the blanks to ensure the legendary status desired by Blaze. The DJ is voiced by Ethan Hawke, who is only seen from behind.
In addition to the radio interview and the relationship with Sybil, we also have multiple scenes of Blaze's final live show being recorded at the old Austin Outhouse. The nearly two hours of music and philosophizing were turned into a record release that remains (nearly 30 years later) a mesmerizing listen. These 3 very distinct pieces fit together to bring Blaze into focus as both a songwriter and troubled man – one who found himself in too many fights and, ultimately, on the wrong end of a gunshot in 1989.
Philosophy and homespun wisdom and catchphrases flow from Blaze during his songs and even when he's just hanging with his buddies or Sybil. The real Sybil Rosen plays her own mother in a scene where Blaze meets the parents, and there is a touching moment in the film where Blaze plays for his estranged dad (a wonderful, albeit brief performance from Kris Kristofferson), the founder of The Singing Fuller Family where Blaze got his musical start. It's these kind of touches that elevate the film into a must see whether you are familiar with Blaze Foley or not.
BLAZE FOLEY: DUCT TAPE MESSIAH is a 2011 documentary that would nicely compliment Mr. Hawke's film, although this version contains much more humor – including cameos by Steve Zahn, Richard Linklater and Sam Rockwell as Zephyr Records executives. With Louis Black (founder of SXSW and a former film class TA of yours truly) as an Executive Producer, and songs by Blaze Foley and Townes Van Zandt, this little gem is likely to awaken viewers to a bygone era of music that tends to be remembered only for Willie, Waylon, Jerry Jeff and Merle.
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Now let me see. What's up? Sania Mirza. I mean come on. I might not have any moral right to say this but the dudette needs to loose some weight. And her backhand undoes everything her forehand tries to do. All that she has won is a junior wimbeldon event. I mean Sharapova is so much better. Well Sania IS the best we've ever got, but she certainly cannot be compared to Sachin. Its like comparing Ashton Kutcher to Al Pacino. And she talks like she's won the Noble Prize or something. And what's with that accent? Did she work in a Hyderabadi call centre? Why the phoney PR act? And those loud Tees. She's immature people. Not that I expect her to be mature. But we so need to stop iconising bimbettes like her. She's a pioneer alright. but look at the likes of Anjali Bhagwat, Malleshwari, Rajywardhan Rathore and many many more. I think Rathore's feat warrants more media attention than our Miss Biryani here. Why doesn't Rathore have a PR manager? Why dont Chinese ahtletes ever make it to the cover of Time? Simple. That's because Miss Hype is in it not just for the game. Allied interests. Media packaged patriotism. PR managed nationality. Deep fried interviews. Sania Mirza...with extra hype.


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Show Me or Draw Me a Nazi "Tattooing Machine" by C.W. Porter [Porter, Carlos Whitlock ]Of all the multifarious "symbols of the Holocaust" (and EVERYTHING about the Holocaust is symbolic), probably no symbol is more powerful than the "Holocaust tattoos" of the "Holocaust survivors". Wherever you find Jews, you find "survivors"; wherever you find "survivors", you find "Holocaust tattoos". One "survivor" at a public meeting of some sort has the same sort of effect on the audience as a shot of curare or displaying a crucifix in front of a vampire: the "tattoos" (and the sob-stories with which they are inevitably accompanied), have a paralyzing effect on almost everyone who sees them; yet, astonishingly enough, apart from the tattoos themselves, there is not the slightest proof that the National Socialists tattooed anyone, ever, at Auschwitz or anywhere else. Let us examine this matter dispassionately, in a bit more detail.
World's Record for Continuous Tattooing: 178 Simple Tattoos in 35 1/2 hours! I don't know how long it takes to do a wisdom fish (perhaps this is the simple symbol for Christianity with which we are all familiar), but this is pretty much the way I imagine it must have been done at Auschwitz, if it was done at all, which I do not believe. The wisdom fish cannot be very complicated for 20 dollars; they would probably charge almost the same to do a 6-digit set of numbers. Note the number of tattoos and teamwork involved: 178 simple tattoos in 35 1/2 hours, using modern equipment and a team of two people. So one Jew at Auschwitz tattooes 200,000 people with two needles and a pot of ink?
Tattooing poses the risk of infection. Are we to believe this procedure was carried out despite the serious threat of typhus and even during or after the typhus outbreak in July of 1942? Tattooing leaves tiny open wounds on the skin. With typhus a person only need to scratch a bite to rub the contaminated lice faeces into the tiny wound on the skin to become infected. Were inmates allowed to wonder off around the camp and mix with other imates after recieving the tattoo before the skin had healed?
Despite Jews only comprising less than 40% of prisoners at Auschwitz we never saw any non-Jewish prisoners displaying their tattoos for the world to see.


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The Morgan Orr & Company was an iron foundry and steam engine building concern located at 1219 Callowhill Street in Philadelphia. The company was founded in the early 1850's by Joshua Morgan (b. 1820) and Arthur Orr (1819-1901) and quickly specialized in the production of coining machinery for the U.S. Mint. They produced coining presses, milling and other machines designed to work in precious metals. They provided machinery for the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia in 1858 and San Francisco (in use until 1955) and eventually supplied coining machinery to other countries including Peru, Bolivia and Mexico. This picture shows the company in 1865 at the height of its success with smoke bellowing from its furnaces and various activities in the courtyard before the complex. The 1867 Hexamer Insurance General Survey of the property below shows all of the buildings depicted here including the "Boiler Shop" and several more behind the group that faces Callowhill Street.
The unknown artist has captured the prosperity and activity of a Morgan & Orr's busy steam powered plant, illustrating an era of innovation and industrialization in Philadelphia and America.


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Where there is a will there is a way. Animals should be treated with respect, be it a cat, dog, bird or whatever creature it might be.
I am sure they do, so stop this madness and be kind. If you really cannot take care of your pet, put an advert online and make sure it finds a great home where the new owner can take good care of them. There are a lot of free sites where you can put an advert, gumtree.com is a fantastic place.
Craigslist is another free directory to publish your ad. In the worst case scenario, you do not find an owner, just go to your nearest pet shop or spca and give it to them. They will find someone who can take care of it. BUT NEVER EVER kill or just chuck your pet somewhere to get rid of it. God bless!


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Wow, what a finale! All American never fails to disappoint. Each episode is excellently written, and the finales always leave us wanting more. So, what about All American Season 4?
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