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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : March 30, 2019 8:00am-9:00am PDT
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could be with us. >>> still ahead, the vatican now requiring papal officials to report sex abuse to church prosecutors. does the change go far enough or is it relying too heavily on the church to police itself. ng you? you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. run with us in the unstoppable john deere gator xuv835, because when others take rain checks... we...
The Day - News in Review : DW : March 5, 2019 5:02am-5:31am CET
solve the problem jonathan krohn thank you. pope francis has announced at the vatican is to open up its archives on the catholic church's controversial world war two era leader francis said files regarding pope pius the twelfth would be made available to researchers next year past became pope in one hundred thirty nine and has been criticized for staying silent about the plight of jews during the holocaust he died nine hundred fifty s. or rather wait the usual seventy years after pope's death before opening his archives the vatican appears to be responding to pressure to declassify the documents while holocaust survivors are still alive. because reported extensively on religious affairs for. john what did pope pius the twelve do or failed to do during the war that was so controversial. well i think the situation is that most historians today agree that probably. knew about the full extent of the genocide against the jews or nots to germany even before the ants the question of course is why then didn't he condemn it more strongly it's not that he was silent he wasn't he in fact criti
solve the problem jonathan krohn thank you. pope francis has announced at the vatican is to open up its archives on the catholic church's controversial world war two era leader francis said files regarding pope pius the twelfth would be made available to researchers next year past became pope in one hundred thirty nine and has been criticized for staying silent about the plight of jews during the holocaust he died nine hundred fifty s. or rather wait the usual seventy years after pope's death...
New Day With Alisyn Camerota and John Berman : CNNW : March 29, 2019 5:00am-6:00am PDT
. thank you very much. >> thanks, guys. >>> pope francis just announced sweeping changes for the vatican requiring them to report sex abuse allegations to prosecutors. this marks the first time the vatican put legal requirements on catholic officials to report sex crime claims to police. live in rome with the details. explain this to us. >> this is a new set of laws and guidelines, particularly referring to the vatican city state. the vatican is its own country. this is binding on people working at the vatican, living at the vatican and in the vatican's embassies abroad. it includes mandatory reporting. two vatican police of a crime that may have occurred on their property and in the embassies. it includes raising the statute of limitations to 20 years after the 18th birthday of a victim that was also important. the vatican had limitations of only four years after the crime occurred. it includes automatic dismissal of an employee found guilty of sexual abuse of minors. what's important is this has been a gap in the whole sexual abuse story for the vatican. it was flagged by the u.n. in 2
. thank you very much. >> thanks, guys. >>> pope francis just announced sweeping changes for the vatican requiring them to report sex abuse allegations to prosecutors. this marks the first time the vatican put legal requirements on catholic officials to report sex crime claims to police. live in rome with the details. explain this to us. >> this is a new set of laws and guidelines, particularly referring to the vatican city state. the vatican is its own country. this is...
The Daily Briefing With Dana Perino : FOXNEWSW : March 29, 2019 11:00am-11:59am PDT
on. >> thank you. >> dana: major shift at the vatican as pope francis takes new action on reporting of sexual abuse. plus aport. does william barr's four page summary tell the whole story? trey gowdy will join me next. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ of jews in israel and the former soviet union who are not going to be able to celebrate the passover. - without our help. - there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - this is a crisis. these elderly holocaust survivors are struggling to survive. they're starving, have little money for food, electricity or medicine. - just $25 p
on. >> thank you. >> dana: major shift at the vatican as pope francis takes new action on reporting of sexual abuse. plus aport. does william barr's four page summary tell the whole story? trey gowdy will join me next. you're headed down the highway when the guy in front slams on his brakes out of nowhere. you do, too, but not in time. hey, no big deal. you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen?...
DW News : DW : March 13, 2019 11:00am-11:31am CET
a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys twenty years ago he is the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child sex abuse. let's bring in our religious affairs correspondent martin got for more on this story hi mark and as we said most senior member of the clergy to be charged with historical child sex abuse how significant is this is very significant but the story has been very significant from the very moment that the vatican the pope in particular allowed him to return to australia to face charges those were the terms in which it was. back then i mean this as you said is the most in your view you're in the vatican in the vatican higher and it's also an extremely extremely visual field you're sort of in greece and church politics so that goes to say that there's actually a very significant case what's important to note that we actually weren't allowed to talk about this case until just a few weeks ago when the court lifted a gag order let's take
a former close advisor to pope francis to six years in prison for child sex abuse the vatican's former finance minister was found guilty of molesting two choir boys twenty years ago he is the most senior catholic cleric to be sentenced for child sex abuse. let's bring in our religious affairs correspondent martin got for more on this story hi mark and as we said most senior member of the clergy to be charged with historical child sex abuse how significant is this is very significant but the...
DW News : DW : March 13, 2019 7:00pm-7:15pm CET
australia has sentenced a formal vatican treasurer to six years in prison cardinal george pell once a close adviser to pope francis was found guilty of molesting two quiet boys in the cathedral is the most senior clergyman to be convicted of child sex abuse. a satanic priest protestors outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell seen here arriving from jail for sentencing the judge handed down a six year prison term. you might have thought you could control the situation by reason of your authority and whether or not that belief was well founded such a state of mind would have been extraordinarily arrogant. but the offending which the jury has found you have engaged in was on any view breathtakingly airing. in december the court found guilty of sexually abusing two thirteen year old boys in ninety six one of them later died of a heroin overdose powell meanwhile rose through the ranks at the vatican attaining its third highest position. he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the verdict a lawyer for the surviving victim read a statement. i appreciate that the court
australia has sentenced a formal vatican treasurer to six years in prison cardinal george pell once a close adviser to pope francis was found guilty of molesting two quiet boys in the cathedral is the most senior clergyman to be convicted of child sex abuse. a satanic priest protestors outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell seen here arriving from jail for sentencing the judge handed down a six year prison term. you might have thought you could control the situation by reason...
The Stream (2019) Ep 41 : ALJAZ : March 13, 2019 7:32am-8:01am +03
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deal parliament will most likely agree former vatican treasurer has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choirboys cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses he was convicted by the story in court in the case which dates back to the one nine hundred ninety s. before giving the sentence the judge said pell's case was complex in your case this complexity is exemplified by the fact that on the one hand i must punish and denounce you for this appalling offending you know on the other hand i am conscious of the heavy reality that i am about to sentence you a man of advanced years who has led an otherwise blameless life to a significant period of imprisonment which will account for a good portion of the balance of your life. andrew thomas has more from melbourne. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast over speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he
deal parliament will most likely agree former vatican treasurer has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choirboys cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses he was convicted by the story in court in the case which dates back to the one nine hundred ninety s. before giving the sentence the judge said pell's case was complex in your case this complexity is exemplified by the fact that on the one hand i...
Witness History : BBCNEWS : March 31, 2019 4:30pm-5:01pm BST
pass. for ourfinalfilm, we head to the vatican city. in a surprise announcement in 1959, pope john xxiii called all the world's bishops and cardinals to rome to discuss modernising the church. the debate that became known as vatican two lead to major changes any practice and outlook of millions of catholics. rome, where this week there opens the vatican council, the largest and most important of any of the conferences in the whole 2000 years of the roman catholic church. it was summoned by pope john xxiii. it was summoned by pope john xxiii. it is probable the most important religious event of the 20th—century. an ecumenical council is a rare occurrence in the church. it was absolutely revolutionary. europe was still you might say recovering from the second world war. there was a lot of uncertainty, there was the cold war, countries in africa and asia were becoming independent as the great empires fell apart. there was this immense firm and both in the church and the world and i think it was the genius of pope john xxiii to say the best way to address all of this is to become —
pass. for ourfinalfilm, we head to the vatican city. in a surprise announcement in 1959, pope john xxiii called all the world's bishops and cardinals to rome to discuss modernising the church. the debate that became known as vatican two lead to major changes any practice and outlook of millions of catholics. rome, where this week there opens the vatican council, the largest and most important of any of the conferences in the whole 2000 years of the roman catholic church. it was summoned by...
News4 Today at 5 : WRC : March 29, 2019 5:00am-6:00am EDT
on this. good morning. >> repor we're waiting official word from the vatican. but the catholic news agency is reporting that pope francis is arpecting to appoint wilton gregory, the nexbishop of washington. typically, the vatican makes announcements at 6:00 our time. we have to figure out if it happens today. now, i gregory serving in atlanta. he is a long-time leader in the catholic church. he served as prehedent of united states of -- united states conference of catholic bishops. he held that decision during the 2002 sexual abuse scandal, the so-called spotlight scandal. it's not known if archbishop gregory will accept thepo tion. a lot of unanswered questions here. a local church expert says, if he does take the job, he will have a lot of challenges ahead of him. >> the new archbishop has incredible challenges ahead of him. to those who have lost trust, in the church in washington, he must rebuild trust. two those who had a s sense you later to the church, he must win them back. >> the arch die archdiocese o wn saare waiting to hear from the holy see. they were rocked by scandal,
on this. good morning. >> repor we're waiting official word from the vatican. but the catholic news agency is reporting that pope francis is arpecting to appoint wilton gregory, the nexbishop of washington. typically, the vatican makes announcements at 6:00 our time. we have to figure out if it happens today. now, i gregory serving in atlanta. he is a long-time leader in the catholic church. he served as prehedent of united states of -- united states conference of catholic bishops. he...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : March 29, 2019 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
francis promising swift justice against offenders but only in vatican city. anne thompson has the details. >> reporter: pope francis is head of vatican city, today issuing new civil laws for personnel and diplomats, some 5,000 people now required to immediately report allegations of sexual abuse to police or face fines and jail time. the laws cover children and vulnerable adults with physical or psychological disabilities. anyone convicted of abuse will be fired. >> he's not only legislating today, the pope is also teaching. and i think he's saying, this is how in an ideal world we should be treating victims. >> reporter: chicago cardinal blake cupich helped lead last month's sex abuse summit at the vatican. >> today's action is not the end, it's a beginning? >> it's a launch pad, not a landing on the pad. i think the holy father, by taking this very swift action, is making clear that he means for everyone to be serious. >> reporter: survivor advocates call it a small step but not yet enough to regain their trust. anne thompson, nbc news, chicago. >>> back in this country tonight,
francis promising swift justice against offenders but only in vatican city. anne thompson has the details. >> reporter: pope francis is head of vatican city, today issuing new civil laws for personnel and diplomats, some 5,000 people now required to immediately report allegations of sexual abuse to police or face fines and jail time. the laws cover children and vulnerable adults with physical or psychological disabilities. anyone convicted of abuse will be fired. >> he's not only...
DW News : LINKTV : March 13, 2019 3:00pm-3:31pm PDT
vatican treasurer to six years in prison. cardinal george pell, who was once a close advisor to pope francis, was found guilty of sexually assaulting two choirboys in a cathedral. he is the most senior clergy to be convicted of child sexual abuse. reporter: a satanic priest. that is how protesters outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell, seen here arriving from jail from -- for sentencing. the judge handed him down a six year prison term. >> you may have thought you could control the situation by reason of your authority as archbishop, whether or not that belief was well-founded. such a state of mind would have been extraordinarily arrogant, but the offending the jury has found you engaged in, was in any view, breathtakingly arrogant. reporter: in december, the court found pell guilty of sexually abusing two 13-year-old boys in 1996. one of them later died of a heroin overdose. pell, meanwhile, rose through the ranks of the vatican, attaining its third-highest position. he maintains his innocence and plans to appeal the verdict. a lawyer for the surviving victim read
vatican treasurer to six years in prison. cardinal george pell, who was once a close advisor to pope francis, was found guilty of sexually assaulting two choirboys in a cathedral. he is the most senior clergy to be convicted of child sexual abuse. reporter: a satanic priest. that is how protesters outside melbourne's courthouse view cardinal george pell, seen here arriving from jail from -- for sentencing. the judge handed him down a six year prison term. >> you may have thought you...
DW News : DW : March 31, 2019 5:00pm-5:15pm CEST
know the message was very strong and consistent with the vatican position i would say that the problem is that the message effect human needs that claim of jerusalem which was very strong and also this question about migration had been essentially crowded out of our screens by just like bricks turkish ship politics and so on so in a sense i mean i would say that this was not a major coup in terms of public diplomacy but you know what i mean weeks ahead are really going to tell us you mentioned his statement on jerusalem what was that the statement was essentially that the multireligious character of jerusalem has to be protected and in a sense i mean it seems like a fairly you know bless a statement on the other hand one has to keep in mind that now has just brought into. a group i mean from the old extreme right wing of the line men's which essentially stalling in its platform it's been calling for many years for and only jewish jerusalem where none jews would be pushed out i mean the system not made it to the very front of the news again but it's something that the vatican ha
know the message was very strong and consistent with the vatican position i would say that the problem is that the message effect human needs that claim of jerusalem which was very strong and also this question about migration had been essentially crowded out of our screens by just like bricks turkish ship politics and so on so in a sense i mean i would say that this was not a major coup in terms of public diplomacy but you know what i mean weeks ahead are really going to tell us you mentioned...
present well in the sense i think that it's really just the bow and the vatican more generally trying to arrange for stadia that islam is an integral part of. so world view off the got the lake church as well it's an important player geopolitically and in this sense it is very important for about to see that he's very much committed to geopolitical geopolitical operations at the very same time the fact is an important player in terms of into religious relations i mean the jewish community of morocco has been historically a very integrated community yes have different christian communities. at a time in which you can seize christian communities around the world and around muslim countries more generally in a in a situation of recovery of snow as it takes every opportunity the vatican takes every opportunity to underscore success stories i think that that's essentially the overall thing that we are actually seeing the relations that are forged in the brus of corps can be very powerful and can have political impact ok so the post meeting with religious leaders he's also meeting with migr
present well in the sense i think that it's really just the bow and the vatican more generally trying to arrange for stadia that islam is an integral part of. so world view off the got the lake church as well it's an important player geopolitically and in this sense it is very important for about to see that he's very much committed to geopolitical geopolitical operations at the very same time the fact is an important player in terms of into religious relations i mean the jewish community of...
Inside Story (2019) Ep 71 : ALJAZ : March 13, 2019 2:32pm-3:01pm +03
vatican trasher has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses he was convicted by his trail in court and the case which dates back to the one nine hundred ninety s. under thomas has more details from melbourne. for some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera was allowed in court but the judge ordered it to be focused on his comments alone not on the cardinal's reaction when the sentence came it was longer than most people had expected i sentence you to a total effective sentence of six years in prison and i said hang on for all period of three years and months at the back of the court room standing to hear his fate pelle did not react to that but outside court there were hugs and cheers now alison was a stranger in the sight. of the abuse by people the power like. a six year prison term is the combined sentence of the five crimes against two thirteen
vatican trasher has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys cardinal george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses he was convicted by his trail in court and the case which dates back to the one nine hundred ninety s. under thomas has more details from melbourne. for some outside court it was emotional listening as george pell sentence was broadcast from inside life and usually a single television camera...
vatican has not confirmed the report that wiltonregory of atlanta will be the archbishop.ll typi the vatican makes announcements around 6:00 a.m. 'rour time. staying on top of all of this for any statements that coul come out at any moment. gregory was the president of the conference of bishops. the church was dealing with a sex abuse scdal. a local purj expert explains how all of this could take over at this time. >> he has a church in whington that has a pastoral community. has a ministr to those who have themselves been harmed by the abuse.ho to who have lost trust, he must rebuild trust. >> the archdiocese of washington is waiting for an announcement from the holy see and has no further comment. if wilton gregory is appointed, he would be the first african-american archbishop here. rs> president trump did not hold back during his rally since the completion of the mueller report. he talked in michigan in front of an enthusiast among the people he named, congressman adam schiff, chairman of the house intellence committee. schiff delivered a four-minute response for those callin
vatican has not confirmed the report that wiltonregory of atlanta will be the archbishop.ll typi the vatican makes announcements around 6:00 a.m. 'rour time. staying on top of all of this for any statements that coul come out at any moment. gregory was the president of the conference of bishops. the church was dealing with a sex abuse scdal. a local purj expert explains how all of this could take over at this time. >> he has a church in whington that has a pastoral community. has a...
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People : DW : March 7, 2019 8:30am-9:01am CET
and it is with this spirit that the little vatican state has launched its first ever athletics team nuns and priests can now be seen running through the italian capital of rome for them it's a divine experience one they hope will take them to the olympics for the catholic church it's a welcome change of headlines. a race in the italian capital rome. but first a quick prayer on the vatican now has a newly founded sports club athletic about to qana it brings together priests nuns and others from the better considered state this is its very first competition event in video but it's like a baptism with this rain i'm very excited to be taking part and running for this club for the first time but they're going to put up a member of the messages that mean a coax i never running because it gives you a sense of harmony you know the money. and it is a form of praying. that running with others is like taking holy communion. and then finally there's a signal and they're off i've let it come but econo was set up in january this year by dominican sister nothing tayo and others she used to run hal
and it is with this spirit that the little vatican state has launched its first ever athletics team nuns and priests can now be seen running through the italian capital of rome for them it's a divine experience one they hope will take them to the olympics for the catholic church it's a welcome change of headlines. a race in the italian capital rome. but first a quick prayer on the vatican now has a newly founded sports club athletic about to qana it brings together priests nuns and others from...
NEWS LIVE - 30 : ALJAZ : March 30, 2019 7:00am-7:34am +03
protect children from sexual abuse a new law applies to vatican personnel and holy sea diplomats and requires the immediate reporting of abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors is the first such policy for the roman catholic church and it comes just weeks off the pope at a summit addressing cases of sexual abuse by clergy over many decades and there are fears that russian hackers a targeting sunday's election in ukraine with cyber attacks a familiar with ukrainian cyberspace often using it to test techniques which some say we use to influence the two thousand and sixteen u.s. election some public figures in the capital kiev say they are now the targets all the troll farms nora frick reports. russian interference in ukraine's presidential election is less a concern than an expectation according to the s.b.u. state security service it says cyber attacks have already occurred and has war gamed scenarios including attacks on government ministry websites and the central election commission media outlets are another obvious target the news channel broadcasts from kiev aimed at the mostly
protect children from sexual abuse a new law applies to vatican personnel and holy sea diplomats and requires the immediate reporting of abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors is the first such policy for the roman catholic church and it comes just weeks off the pope at a summit addressing cases of sexual abuse by clergy over many decades and there are fears that russian hackers a targeting sunday's election in ukraine with cyber attacks a familiar with ukrainian cyberspace often using it to...
Focus on Europe : DW : March 7, 2019 4:30pm-5:01pm CET
that the little vatican state has launched its first ever athletics team nuns and priests can now be seen running through the italian capital of rome for them it's a divine experience one they hope will take them to the olympics for the catholic church it's a welcome change of headlines. a race in the italian capital rome. but first a quick prayer on the vatican now has a newly founded sports club athletic about to qana it brings together priests nuns and others from the battered considered state this is its very first competition event in video but it's like a baptism with this rain i'm very excited to be taking part in running for this club for the first time what they're going to put up a member of the message at. me and i coax i'm not running because it gives you a sense of harmony. and it is a form of prayer. that running with others is like taking holy communion. and then finally there's a signal and they're off but let it come but econo was set up in january of this year by the minikin sister not to teo and others she used to run half marathons by herself but now enjoys bei
that the little vatican state has launched its first ever athletics team nuns and priests can now be seen running through the italian capital of rome for them it's a divine experience one they hope will take them to the olympics for the catholic church it's a welcome change of headlines. a race in the italian capital rome. but first a quick prayer on the vatican now has a newly founded sports club athletic about to qana it brings together priests nuns and others from the battered considered...
MSNBC Live With Craig Melvin : MSNBCW : March 13, 2019 8:00am-9:00am PDT
. >> you've got a new story up about a vatican land scam that involved paul manafort. walk us through that, betsy. >> that's right. there was an italian, now convicted fraudster. sometimes i mispronounce his name. he dated anne hathaway for four years, while in the course in that relationship he engaged in this remarkable catch me if you can scam where he persuaded a number of american investors that he had the inside track at the vatican. that the vatican was trying to rapidly sell real estate properties that it owned around the world to get fast cash to pay off the settlements that it had been forced to enter as part of litigation related child sexual abuse scandals. this gentleman said he'd help his investors buy this real estate from the vatican that they could sell at a much higher price, making windfalls for themselves. it's been reported, of course, that this scheme, that this particular fraudster developed close relationships with people in hillary clinton's orbit, bill clinton brought him on stage at one of the clinton foundation events to thank him for promising to make a co
. >> you've got a new story up about a vatican land scam that involved paul manafort. walk us through that, betsy. >> that's right. there was an italian, now convicted fraudster. sometimes i mispronounce his name. he dated anne hathaway for four years, while in the course in that relationship he engaged in this remarkable catch me if you can scam where he persuaded a number of american investors that he had the inside track at the vatican. that the vatican was trying to rapidly sell...
News4 Midday : WRC : March 29, 2019 11:00am-12:00pm EDT
morning, following scandal after scandal. pope francis is officially taking action with a new vatican city law aimed at stopping sexual abuse. this is the first time that the vatican had implemented such a law. it requires vatican church officials to report possible sex crimes right away. take a look at this. the new l consists of three documents, together they're meant to protect minors and vulnerable adults from abuse. f sexual abuse claims are n immediately reported to police, thereould be prosecution and sanctions involved. the new law follows a february conference at the vatican and it's supposed to be a model for the catholic church worldwide. >>> we're standing by for possible confirmation about who will be washington's next archbishop. the vatican has selected wilten gregory whom you see there. ice v has not confirmed this report. gregory is a longtime leader in the church. he was president of the u.s. conference of beneficiary hops om 2001 to2004. the church was dealing with its first major sex abuseda sc a local church expert explains how taking over the washington die sis i
morning, following scandal after scandal. pope francis is officially taking action with a new vatican city law aimed at stopping sexual abuse. this is the first time that the vatican had implemented such a law. it requires vatican church officials to report possible sex crimes right away. take a look at this. the new l consists of three documents, together they're meant to protect minors and vulnerable adults from abuse. f sexual abuse claims are n immediately reported to police, thereould be...
News4 Today at 4:00 : WRC : March 13, 2019 4:00am-4:31am EDT
catholic church, six i years prison for the former vatican mister. georgepell is arrested ofle ing two choir boys in 1966. he must serve a minimum of 3 years and 8 months before he's eligible for parole. pell denies the allegations and plans to appeal this se. the vatican launched its own investigation to determine defraught. will be >> the federal aviation administration is facing criticism for not grounding boeing 737 max jets. much of the world,he including european union and the united arab emirates have grounded the ple. in ethiopia, u.s. investigators continue to scour the area where the jet liner crashed and killed in the u.s., united airlines t flies longer max 9s, southwest and american airlines y the max 8s, all three airlines say they do not have safety ns. some lawmakers and the union nepresenting american airs flight attendants say the u.s. should join other countries and keep t plane out of the skies at least until more is leard. >> the 737 max should be grounded immeyately. >> v concerned about their safety but also the safety of our ctomers whoe care for everyday. >
catholic church, six i years prison for the former vatican mister. georgepell is arrested ofle ing two choir boys in 1966. he must serve a minimum of 3 years and 8 months before he's eligible for parole. pell denies the allegations and plans to appeal this se. the vatican launched its own investigation to determine defraught. will be >> the federal aviation administration is facing criticism for not grounding boeing 737 max jets. much of the world,he including european union and the...
Inside Story (2019) Ep 62 : ALJAZ : March 4, 2019 10:32am-11:01am +03
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Arts.21 : DW : March 17, 2019 11:30pm-12:01am CET
came to power near the end of the war he served briefly in the vatican s.s. finally admitted this in two thousand and six. writing has always been a way to deal with the past when goss published the term drum it caused a scandal no one had written about world war two with such serious such brutality and such. a towering figure in german literature and an eloquent spokesman on the darker chapters of recent german history gus was awarded the nobel prize for literature in one thousand nine hundred nine. the life of another nobel laureate how to milla was also shaped by totalitarian regimes she grew up in romania her father served in the vatican s.s. after the war crime other was deported to the soviet gulag milla emigrated to west germany in one thousand nine hundred seven and was finally able to write without government imposed censorship. i write about the broad spectrum of individuals who live in dictatorships. everyone from the true believers all the way to the dissidents. in the hunger and. tell us the. from other and other ethnic germans in romania at the end of world war two thou
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NBC Bay Area News at 11AM : KNTV : March 29, 2019 11:00am-11:31am PDT
vatican designed to protect children from sex abuse. the guidelines are meant to serve as a model for churches around the world. it includes new limits on the kind of relationships clergy members can have with children. this is the first time the church has required leaders to report sex crimes to authorities. the new rules follow a vatican conference last month of problems of sex abias use in th church. >>> what the president is saying about funding special olympics. >>> and a little warning, why you might want to buy sooner than later online. i'll explain why, next. some online shopping in the coming days... a heads up-- >>> welcome back. if you are planning to do some online shopping in the coming days, a heads up. a new california tax law is set to take effect on monday, april 1st. that's when california will begin requiring out of state sellers to start collecting use taxes. to break it down for you, online retailers can make more than 200 transactions or $100,000 per year will have to abide by these new requirements. the state is estimating that nearly 27,000 companies will regi
vatican designed to protect children from sex abuse. the guidelines are meant to serve as a model for churches around the world. it includes new limits on the kind of relationships clergy members can have with children. this is the first time the church has required leaders to report sex crimes to authorities. the new rules follow a vatican conference last month of problems of sex abias use in th church. >>> what the president is saying about funding special olympics. >>> and...
NEWSHOUR : ALJAZ : March 3, 2019 5:00am-6:01am +03
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Fox News @ Night With Shannon Bream : FOXNEWSW : March 30, 2019 12:00am-1:00am PDT
deal. pope francis with legislation in the vatican city state in response to the scandals rocking the catholic church worldwide. the new law requires vatican public officials but learn of sexual abuse allegations to immediately report them as vatican prosecutors or risk jail time or a 5000 fine. jordanian receiving the lamp of peace. ai catholic honor for championing human rights and middle east peace. x recipient, angela merkel, presented the award. hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets in algiers demanding the removal of the algerian president and an entire generation of algerian politicians. the ruling parties ready to invoke the algerian constitution for another election. that is not a piece the protesters. texas goes to bat with chick-fil-a over religious freedom. our attorneys argue the case and you are the jury, time for night court. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're wor
deal. pope francis with legislation in the vatican city state in response to the scandals rocking the catholic church worldwide. the new law requires vatican public officials but learn of sexual abuse allegations to immediately report them as vatican prosecutors or risk jail time or a 5000 fine. jordanian receiving the lamp of peace. ai catholic honor for championing human rights and middle east peace. x recipient, angela merkel, presented the award. hundreds of thousands of people taking to...
take you back to london and. thanks elizabeth yes we have some news from the vatican now pope francis has enacted a landmark new legislation to protect children from sexual abuse the new law applies to vatican personnel and holy sea diplomats and requires the immediate reporting of abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors it's the first such policy for the roman catholic church and it comes just weeks after the pope led a summit addressing cases of sexual abuse by the clergy over many decades. a libyan official says migrants who hijacked an oil tanker earlier this week used metal tools to threaten the crew forcing them to direct the ship towards europe a multi special operations unit guided the vessel to a port in valetta on thursday five men suspected of leading the hijacking operation were arrested at least one hundred migrants were on the ship including women and many children a civil lawyer who campaigns for gay and transgender rights could become the country's first female president zine won the first round of the presidential runoff so voters will go to the polls on saturday in
take you back to london and. thanks elizabeth yes we have some news from the vatican now pope francis has enacted a landmark new legislation to protect children from sexual abuse the new law applies to vatican personnel and holy sea diplomats and requires the immediate reporting of abuse allegations to vatican prosecutors it's the first such policy for the roman catholic church and it comes just weeks after the pope led a summit addressing cases of sexual abuse by the clergy over many decades....
The Archbishop & The PLO : ALJAZ : March 5, 2019 9:00am-10:01am +03
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judge sentenced the vatican's former finance minister to six yrs in prison. a jury convicted australiae cardinal geopell of molesting two choir boys back in 1966. the 77-year-old must serve a minimum of three yeand eight months before he's eligible for parole. pell is t highest ranking convicted an sentenced for child sex abuse. he plans to appeal t case and denies the the vatican launched its own investigation. >>> the federal aviation administration is facing criticism thisorning for not grounding boeing 737 max jets. these are the same jets ser that crashed in ethiopia on sunday, killing all 157 people on board. much of the world, including the ropean union and the united arab emirates banned the sunday's crash was the second deadly crash involving this type of plane in just six months. unit, american and southwest airlines fly various models of the 737, but none of these companies has esexd concerns over passenger safety. meanwhile, the investigation into what caused therash remains on going. a spokesman for ethiopian irlines says the plane's black box will be sent overse
judge sentenced the vatican's former finance minister to six yrs in prison. a jury convicted australiae cardinal geopell of molesting two choir boys back in 1966. the 77-year-old must serve a minimum of three yeand eight months before he's eligible for parole. pell is t highest ranking convicted an sentenced for child sex abuse. he plans to appeal t case and denies the the vatican launched its own investigation. >>> the federal aviation administration is facing criticism thisorning...
ABC7 News 6:00AM : KGO : March 29, 2019 6:00am-7:01am PDT
. >>> breaking news coming in. pope francis has issued sweeping new legislation requiring vatican official toss report sex abuse. the new rule says personnel and holy diplomats must immediately report allegations to vatican city authorities. the rules could become a model for the catholic church worldwide. this is the first time it's been made a requirement. >>> lyft is going public today. the ride hailing company's initial public offering is priced at $72 a share. that would value the company at more than $20 billion. shares will start trading on the nasdaq under the ticker symbol lyft. how about that. pretty simple. lyft's co-founders will be at the nasdaq in times square ri e ringing the opening bell. rival uber expected to go public next month. neither one of the companies has turned a profit. here we are. >> here we are. >>> lyft's ipo good for those employees. question bli not so good for the bay area as far as the housing market is concerned. >> it depends on which side of the equation you are on. a buyer or seller. >> it looks like jobina fortson has more on that. >> reporter: good morn
. >>> breaking news coming in. pope francis has issued sweeping new legislation requiring vatican official toss report sex abuse. the new rule says personnel and holy diplomats must immediately report allegations to vatican city authorities. the rules could become a model for the catholic church worldwide. this is the first time it's been made a requirement. >>> lyft is going public today. the ride hailing company's initial public offering is priced at $72 a share. that would...


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Return to Year in Review
By Tyler Casertano, Assistant Head of School for Advancement & Strategy
PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT: ANNUAL & CAPITAL GIVING
A total of 2,759 alumni, parents, faculty, parents of alumni, staff, grandparents, and friends contributed $2.83 million to Annual Giving, surpassing our $2.65 million budgeted goal and accounting for the second best Annual Giving year on record!
Such outstanding results were made possible thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers who, under the leadership of Chair Jonathan Nobil '02, devoted countless hours to marshal support of friends and peers. Volunteer outreach was particularly important to sustaining our tradition of broad community participation. An impressive 42% of alumni and 90% of current families made gifts in 2019-20! Our results once again rank us at the top of peer schools.
Current families, who already contribute so much for the school, gave $1.55 million to Annual Giving — a 14% increase from the previous year. Our active parent volunteers were critical players in rallying peer support. A special recognition to the Class of 2028 on hitting 100% participation!
We are incredibly grateful to every member of our all-star parent volunteer team. We salute our division chairs, Sara and Tony Asuncion for the Upper School and Richard and Sara Schaberg for the Lower School. Their leadership, especially at year-end, helped to clinch 90% participation. Bravo!
Alumni spanning nine decades, from the Class of 1936 to 2019, contributed an impressive $1.11 million — sustaining an impressive 42% participation. Securing these superb results was the work of 150-plus volunteers. Whether calling classmates at phonathon events held in October or early March, serving as a class agent or reunion committee member, alumni volunteers played an indispensable role.
Philanthropic support for the year totaled $6.98 million. Aside from the second highest Annual Giving year on record, highlights included significant new endowment for scholarships, faculty professional development, a new fund for computer science, as well as a COVID-19 resilience fund that will continue to be a point of emphasis for FY21. .
A strong second year under Alumni Board President Carter DeLorme '88 saw the continuing success of our signature events. A well-attended Homecoming had alums gathering for morning varsity soccer and afternoon varsity football, with a tented noontime lunch for alums and current students on Grant Meadow. Our Alumni Dinner had one of the strongest programs yet: Washington Capital's Don Fishman '87 (introduction by Washington Post sportswriter Gene Wang '87) spoke about how STA prepped him for NHL legal success; former Governing Board Chair the Hon. James "Jeb" E. Boasberg '81 presented his successor as board chair, helped name Maria Donohoe Velleca an honorary alumnus and awarded her a diploma; and Dan Jamieson awarded his friend Ben Guill '69 with the Gilchrist-Holleman Alumni Service Award. The dinner, for many, would be the last time interacting with a large crowd and was awash in hand sanitizer, as a global pandemic would be coming to the forefront the very next week.
Because of COVID-19, Reunions 2020 — the 13-class collective Reunion Weekend in May (with the Friday evening barbecue held jointly at NCS) and the more intimate 50th Reunion in June, held in conjunction with Commencement — were instead Zoom videoc-onference gatherings; a suggestion to postpone physical gatherings to Homecoming 2020 (October 3) would now, we hope, appear to be postponed to 2021.
As for other established events: the 30th Annual Vernon W. Holleman Jr. '54 Bulldog Golf Tourney was held on a spectacular October afternoon, with 82 avid golfers at the Members Club at Four Streams, in Poolesville (generously provided by our Wohlstadter family). Vernon Holleman '89 and Dick Schoenfield '76 joined for a special tribute to their father/uncle's memory. Our annual baseball outing to Nationals Park in June again featured a pre-game reception catered by Surfside thanks to owner David Scribner '86. One surprise: the lead singer for the Bullpen-supplied band was none other than Steve Lanter '86. The STA-NCS BOLD Thanksgiving Friday Event—with over 200 in attendance—is 27 years old (older than the guests!) and counting; this year it was held in a new venue, Georgetown's Church Hall (owned by Geoff Dawson '79).
Headmaster Jason Robinson's "Welcome Tour" continued in October in Boston; a packed luncheon at the Somerset Club on Beacon Hill hosted kindly by Dan Rasmussen '05 was followed in the evening by a reception at the harbor-view offices of Choate, provided by Bill Asher '66 and Sandy Taylor '66. An annual New York City trip the next month featured a midtown luncheon at which Bill Manger '40 raised a glass to toast the headmaster; that was followed in the evening with a reception hosted by Roddy Klotz '73 at his downtown Brown Brothers Harriman offices, whose second floor room offered a commanding view of Trinity Street's Zuccotti Park. January travel included a Nashville lunch that was hosted by the Frist brothers, a Brennan's dinner in New Orleans hosted by Erik Schwarz '75 (and a daytime visit by computer science teacher Michael Hansen to visit the sister of the late Joe Morris '62 in her Garden District family home), and a Palm Beach luncheon hosted again by Zach Shipley '70 (who had been instrumental in planning his now-postponed 50th…). (Planned March travel that was postponed included an "Industry" Off-The-Close event that was to be hosted by Tom Wellington '96 and Phil d'Amecourt '92 at the Creative Artists' office; a Seattle reception hosted by Lex Lindsay '67, and a Denver Country Club lunch hosted by Kevin Zimmerman '86 — another time, gents, but thanks!)
The Cornerstone Garden also falls under our purview, and we work in conjunction with the Chaplain's Office to arrange for the interment of St. Albans family and friends in this lovely sanctuary.
Lastly, the Headmaster's Counselors advisory group — co-chaired by Doug Selin '81 and Bob Gabriel '80 — held a successful meeting last fall, with record attendance of 40+) for the group; a Zoom call for the spring meeting focusing on the strategic planning process was remarkably efficient and informative.
The department enjoyed a successful and busy 2019-20 school year, led by Special Events Manager Kari Wade and Director of Development Operations Catherine Carman. Highlights included our Homecoming Weekend barbecue, numerous regional gatherings to "welcome" Jason to new alumni groups; and a series of intimate dinners with parents and Headmaster Robinson and his wife Olinda. Annual events, such as our early-October Headmaster's Associates Reception, the Parent Dinner in January, the Alumni Meeting and Dinner in March, and April's Grandparents and Special Friends Day, all saw excellent attendance. Our department also ran a number of small-scale events designed to steward the philanthropy and service of our parents and alumni, as well as to celebrate our faculty. In FY21 Catherine Carman shifts to her new role in the Headmaster's Office as Director of Operations and Kari Wade assumes the role of Director of Special Events & Creative Services.
DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMSDuring FY20, Development Information Systems (DIS) processed and acknowledged 4,647 gifts, pledges, and payments, totaling more than $6.98 million. Nearly one-third of all donations reached St. Albans through online giving, a process made even easier with this year's implementation of Apple Pay as a method of payment. As the STA community braced for the impact of the pandemic, DIS adjusted regular business practices to ensure safe handling of donations and acknowledgments.
In addition to his regular duties as manager of Development Information Systems, Preston Meche assumed a number of functions that expanded the scope of his role. As such, in FY21 Preston will serve the STA community as director of donor services. In this role he will continue handling the processing of all gifts, as well as providing leadership in the development of acknowledgment processes, special donor recognition initiatives, reports for business operations, and responses to donor inquiries.
While the "departmental" reports above commend our wonderful — and indispensable — volunteers, we cannot thank them enough. St. Albans alumnus and Governing Board member Brendan Sullivan '93 chaired the Development Committee, as it began the new strategic planning process.
Thanks to Alumni Association President Carter DeLorme '88, vice president Carter Mitchell '93, and secretary Jason Cross '95 — and to all Alumni Association Board members for their dedicated help and enthusiasm for alumni events in Washington and around the country.
The Headmaster's Counselors, co-chaired by Bob Gabriel '80 and Doug Selin '81, convened one of their largest gatherings ever in October of 2019, and met again virtually in May because of the pandemic. This group of leaders from across the country continues to provide invaluable advice on a number of school issues, and we continue to rely on them (working with the Alumni Board) to strengthen connections with alumni nationally and internationally.
As always, the St. Albans community was strengthened immeasurably by a dedicated Parents' Association, led this year by Perry Fergus. The Christmas House Tour continues to draw together the St. Albans community while providing invaluable gifts to the school. We were blessed by a great leadership team: Elise Darden, Liz Davis, Lee Koch, Shannon Pryor, Diana Rogalle, Dana Spencer, and Katie Wiegmann. We also applaud Liz Moore, Pilar O'Leary, and Ladan Shayesteh, who tri-chaired the second and very successful Bulldog Bash. Thanks also to Heather and Andy Florance, who hosted a wonderful party for the House Tour patrons.

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High-intensity interval training (HIIT) has become extremely popular for building endurance and strength. HIIT is a training method in which low or moderate intensity intervals are alternated with high intensity intervals.
This can be done with many different kinds of exercises and has been found to be much more effective than just cardio. HIIT has been shown to burn more fat than cardio alone and your body continues to burn fat even after the workout is complete.
Spending time outdoors is much better for you than spending all of your time inside, and many people are choosing to get their workout in outdoors instead of in the gym. Obstacle course races are very popular right now and offer a variety of challenges that a simple 5K race won't have.
Hiking can also be a great way to get outside and get in a workout at the same time. Climbing up and over rocks and up steep hills can be just as good of a workout, if not better, than a treadmill at the gym.
Taking care of your sexual health is just as important as your physical health. One of the best ways to take care of your sexual health is to get tested for STDs on a regular basis. It is understandable that this may not be something you want to see your regular doctor about and one of the best trends in sexual health is fast, easy and totally confidential STD testing through STD Aware.
This process works by simply choosing an STD test that you think you might need, finding a test lab near you and getting the test. Your information is kept completely confidential and you don't even have to fill out paperwork. You simply get the test and leave. Your results are available within 1-2 days. More information can be found here.
Many gyms are moving away from the stereotypical body-fat measurement to determine fitness level and make a plan for their clients. Now, these gyms are using scientific assessments to determine a specific and effective program for each individual.
For example, an Active Metabolic Assessment (AMA) can be performed to determine your specific heart rate zones and your fat and carbohydrate metabolism while exercising. This allows a trainer to help you exercise smarter instead of harder.
Fitness tracking has been "in" for a while and doesn't seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. Many of the latest fitness trackers have great new features that work to keep you motivated and moving. For example, many trackers don't simply count your steps anymore, but they also have alerts to let you know when you haven't moved in a given amount of time and work to remind you to get up and move!
Also, many new fitness trackers have workout auto-tracking so that your workout will be logged for the day even if you forget to let your tracker know you are working out. These next-level fitness trackers will encourage those casual exercisers to workout more often and become an athlete.


With so many questions around Microsoft's 2016 product - Teams, we thought it would be relevant to share our thoughts on the top 5 tips for Teams!
A market leading collaboration app, Microsoft Teams is designed specifically for the modern workplace. Its integration with the Office suite of applications and Skype enable consistent chat conversations at a team level as well as peer-to-peer in private forums. The Skype integration enables users to transfer written chat to a voice or video conferencing call at the click of a button. The option to utilise emojis, GIFs, stickers and custom memes gives users the opportunity to add their own presence.
All your documents, edits and conversations can be worked on together through a single platform. The central interactive hub provides a quicker decision making, reduces email overload and eliminates distance issues.
Read on for our 5 hot tips for Teams!
Almost all of us receive an overwhelming number of emails. Move casual and project email conversations to Teams. The interactive and visual medium of Teams is perfect for asking teammates quick questions, engaging in a fast decision making back forth dialogue and moving the social discussion from the one way medium of email to the more natural flow offered by Teams.
Send email to teams Keep all your team communications organised and accessible in one place by sending pertinent emails to the relevant channel. To create a channel email address right click on a channel and select "Get email address" in the dropdown menu.
You can start a voice or video call right from within the channel or private chat. Invite the whole team, or just those you need, to video call, screen share and collaborate.
Did you know you can create automated workflows between Teams and your favorite apps and services to get notifications, synchronize files, collect data, and more?
Add a connector: Connectors send updates, dashboards and information directly to your chosen channel, and include over 60 of your favourite services like Trello, Asana, Salesforce, Google Analytics and more. To add go to a channel, click the more icon next to the channel name, then select Connectors, or create your own.
Add a tab: tabs connect to other Microsoft services (like Excel, SharePoint, Power BI, Visual Studio Team Services, Kanban boards and more), integrate third-party apps and services (like Asana, YouTube, Zendesk, and more), or allow you to add a website of your choice directly to a tab. You can add a tab to any channel by clicking the + icon next to your tabs, or create your own.
Use a Flow Template: Like IFTTT, Flow enables you to create automated workflows between apps and services. Use preset Teams templates, or sign up/in and create your own.
The dynamic multimedia collaboration aspects of Teams cause some IT departments concern. Use the bandwidth calculator to assess the approximate network traffic. If you are worried about bandwidth, the calls and meetings section of Teams lets you choose if users will be allowed to video or screen share during meetings.
Even when something amazing comes along, changing habits can be hard work.


What's new in the world of world music this week is -- palm-wine. Yes, an entire musical genre named after an alcoholic beverage (someone tell Josh Sturgill right away), it was popular across West Africa in the 1950s and it's being brilliantly revived by Ghana's Koo Nimo (pictured above) on a delightful new recording.
Also this week: psychedelic, psychotropic cumbia from Peru and beyond; the Sahara's deepest blues; rock 'n roll from France in French, Occitan and Arabic.


You never know how much you'll miss something until it's gone for good.
We brought our people. We brought our history. We brought the magic which keeps us whole and sane.
Except it isn't working. People are sick. Dying. Or worse--unable to control the beast inside them.
The survival of Selena rests on the shoulders of a select few. If there was ever a time for miracles, it's now.


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Input-Output Hong Kong launched the Cardano, a cryptocurrency, in 2017. Despite being a relatively new cryptocurrency, Cardano has garnered considerable interest from both investors and the public. More and more people are attempting to figure out Cardano mining as it grows in popularity. In this guide, we'll go over everything Cardano: what it is, where it comes from, why it's essential, and how to Mine Cardano.
If you decide to buy in Cardano, be sure to choose reputable cryptocurrency exchange services like Coinbase and Binance. Get a safe hardware wallet for your possessions as well.
To begin, it is important to note that we often interchange the names Cardano and ADA. If you're talking about the coin itself, use ADA. Cardano is the platform that holds the cryptocurrency – Cardano is the blockchain for ADA.
For simplicity, and because people usually speak "Cardano" while discussing the coin, I will also refer to the cryptocurrency as "Cardano" in this "Cardano mining" guide.
Input Output Hong Kong developed the Cardona, and they released it in 2017. Charles Hoskinson, a co-founder of IOHK, was the pioneer of the Cardano cryptocurrency project. His name is quite famous in the cryptocurrency sector because he is also the co-founder of Ethereum (one of the most well-known cryptocurrencies) and BitShare.
Charles has grown in popularity and respect in the cryptocurrency community because of his engagement in the aforementioned initiatives, all of which are hugely successful. Cardano is like many other popular cryptocurrencies because it is decentralized (there is no single owner; instead, practically anybody may contribute to the coin's success). The coin's structure is most similar to that of Ethereum.
Despite its similarities to other cryptocurrencies on the market, Cardano intends to change the cryptocurrency industry. It does this in part by employing a "Proof of Stake" approach.
In most situations, cryptocurrencies employ one of two systems: "Proof of Stake" or "Proof of Work." The latter is more typical for crypto-coin mining. The PoW mechanism works by your mining system, solving challenging arithmetic problems and contributing to the mining process. When we mine a block, the PoW system recognizes your contribution and rewards you with a set quantity of that cryptocurrency.
However, with PoS, the method is rather different. The currency holder produces new blocks and validates rewards in the PoS system. Anyone who owns a cryptocurrency token can become the process's leader.
The PoS approach is helpful because it removes forced and brutal coin hashing and assures a smoother and more stable blockchain development process. Most cryptos now on the market struggle to balance security, decentralization, and speed. With today's technology, it appears nearly difficult to have all three of the aforementioned components operating in tandem.
Cardano aspires to be the lone exception. The platform is always being improved to be quicker with the support of the PoS system, losing no security or freedom (decentralization) aspects. Cardano mining PoS approach seeks to take advantage of this.
Also read: ADA Cardano Price Prediction 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Cardano's ICO (Initial Coin Offering) took place a few years ago. The ADA cryptocurrency raised around $60 million on its maiden selling. The cost of each token was $0.02. In retrospect, the Cardano ICO produced a lot of buzzes around it. There were several major causes behind this.
One of the most important of these factors is the co-effect founders have on potential consumers. Because of Ethereum and his previous initiatives, C. Hoskinson's name was already well-known in the cryptocurrency field.
Many people see him as a goal-oriented mathematician who wants to revolutionize the way blockchain technology works. Furthermore, Mr. Hoskinson pushed the phrase "research" throughout the Cardano development and promotion process. Everyone understood this platform would be entirely research-based – it would be the market's first of its type.
Another important factor was the promises made with the platform. And I'm not even referring to Cardano mining; rather, I'm referring to the benefits that the currency would bring to the crypto world.
They marketed Cardano from the start as being groundbreaking in the way it processes transactions. That it could balance security and speed while being entirely decentralized was the focal point of all the debates surrounding it.
Normally, investors meet such allegations with skepticism. There are several cases of developers advertising and promising new technical advancements before and during the ICO, only to have their product flip and fail utterly afterward.
In such circumstances, grandiose discourse is used to create enthusiasm around the product, while little to no attention to its actual status. Cardano, on the other hand, is in a very different scenario. Again, this is largely because of Mr. Hoskinson, whose name gave the claims around Cardano credibility.
Cardano Mining
So, now that we've covered what Cardano is, let's look at Cardano Mining. However, as you may have already guessed, the question should be CAN you mine Cardano?
That inquiry has a simple answer: No. Cardano Mining is difficult since it does not adhere to the "Proof of Work" consensus. On the other hand, you can stake Cardona.
What exactly does this mean? Simply keep your Cardano wallet (the main one to use is called Daedalus) online, and you will get paid a portion of your previously gained ADA tokens. "Proof of Stake" system employs this mechanism, which confirms transactions using current ADA currencies rather than hardware.
This is quite useful for "Cardano mining" for several reasons.
Foremost, you do not need to be concerned with mining procedures. There is no cloud mining, GPU mining, or CPU mining. You save a lot of money on mining equipment, cooling, and power, which you can then put towards the ADA currency.
Furthermore, the procedure is significantly simpler; all you need to do is maintain your wallet online, and the revenue distribution will take care of itself. The more Cardano coins you hold and bet, the more money you'll get.
The developers also pledge that during the "Reward Era," they would deliver regular Cardano updates and improvements.
During this period, stake pools will arise, and it will reward users who hold negligible amounts of Cardano but take part in the transaction processes more.
Overall, the "Proof of Stake" approach appears to be a stake pool. The coin's development team is skilled and accomplished in their respective industries, thus this cryptocurrency has a firm foundation and can continue to grow and develop, both in price and technological terms, even in the absence of a Cardano mining option.
If you're looking for cryptocurrencies that are both moderately popular and profitable to mine, you're likely to come across tens, if not hundreds, of candidates. It might be difficult to pick, especially if you have little to no prior understanding of cryptocurrencies.
One such cryptocurrency is Cardano. Furthermore, the coin's developers work hard to make it the BEST of its type. And, while Cardano mining in an old-fashioned manner is unfeasible, IOHK provides a brilliant solution to that problem.
Because of the widespread popularity of cryptocurrency mining, many individuals are unlikely to have heard of staking. This can discourage, since not everyone wants to engage in something they are unfamiliar with, especially when there is a familiar option. However, this form of Cardano "mining" is helpful in almost every manner imaginable: it is (in some ways) free, does not need continual work, and is highly adaptable.
Aside from that, the Cardano developers guarantee ongoing upgrades and renewals. The team appears to be adamant about providing the greatest product possible; they have stuck to their intentions from the coin's birth.
I hope you found this guide to be helpful. Many individuals throughout the world believe in Cardano's success and want to help it. If you still don't grasp the ADA's aims and motivational elements, you may visit and read through specialized internet forums.
Also read: Cardano vs. Solana: Which Blockchain is Better?


Join us at Corcoran Lagoon Beach @ 20th Ave. for an Earth Day cleanup!
Please meet us at the top of the stairs that lead to the beach.
We recommend that all volunteers dress in layers, wear sun protection, and bring a filled reusable water bottle. Volunteers under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult. There are no restrooms or drinking fountains on site. Parking will be limited so please plan accordingly. No RSVPs are necessary, but you can sign our online waiver ahead of time to save time and reduce our paper use at saveourshores.org/waiver.


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6. Powers of investment.-
The Corporation shall have power to invest the funds, which are subject to the trusts of the Settlement effected by this Act, on the following securities and on no others:-
(a) in Promissory Notes, debentures, stock or other securities of the Government of India, or of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
(b) in bonds, debentures or annuities charged by the Imperial Parliament, or by an Act of Legislative Council of the Governor General of India, on the revenues of India;
(c) in stock or debentures of or shares in Railway or other Companies, the interest whereon shall have been guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India in Council;
(d) in debentures or other securities for moneys issued by, or on, behalf of, any municipal body under the authority of any Act of a Legislature established in British India, or debentures issued by the Trustees for the Improvement of the City of Bombay under the City of Bombay Improvement, Act, 1898 (Bombay Act 4 of 1898), or debentures issued by the Trustees of the Port of Bombay under the Bombay Port Trust Act, 1879 (Bombay Act 6 of 1879), or debentures issued by the Trustees of the Port of Karachi under the Local Authorities Loans Act, 1914 (Act 9 of 1914), or other law for the time being in force, or debentures issued by the Commissioners for the Port of Rangoon under the Local Authorities Loans Act, 1914 ( Act 9 of 1914), or the Rangoon Port Act, 1905 (Baronet Act 4 of 1905).
(e) on any other security expressly authorised by any rule which the High Court of Judicature at Bombay may, from time to time, prescribe as an investment for trust property consisting of money.


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COVID-19, Section 1135 Waivers and the Stark Law
Jesse Witten
Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
Following President Trump's declaration of a national emergency, Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar announced on March 13, 2020 a waiver pursuant to Section 1135 of the Social Security Act of numerous laws and regulations relating to Medicare, Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program. Among other Section 1135 waivers, Secretary Azar waived sanctions under the Stark Law "under such conditions and in such circumstances as the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services determines appropriate."
Neither the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) nor the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued additional guidance regarding how the Stark Law waiver will be implemented in connection with the COVID-19 emergency declaration.
A year ago, CMS issued FAQs explaining its policies and procedures for Section 1135 waivers. CMS will presumably follow the same policies and procedures during the current national emergency. The FAQs state that CMS will grant Stark Law waivers on a case-by-case basis if it determines that a waiver will help address health care needs necessitated by the emergency:
"Waivers are generally granted only on a case-by-case basis. Based on the specific facts provided by the requestor, CMS will make a determination to approve or deny the request. For example, a waiver of Stark sanctions might be granted if a hospital in an emergency area needs additional physicians to treat patients immediately and exigent circumstances prevent the parties from executing a written agreement setting forth their arrangement (as required by many Stark exceptions). Unless a determination is made approving a waiver of sanctions, parties must comply with all Stark rules."
"In past emergencies, such waivers were granted only upon request and on a case-by-case basis and required specific details concerning the actual or proposed financial relationship between the referring physician(s) and the referred-to entity. Unless and until a 'Stark waiver' is granted to the requesting party(ies), such party(ies) must comply with all physician self-referral (Stark) rules."
According to the FAQs, hospitals should submit requests for waivers via email to their CMS regional office (the FAQs provide the regional office email addresses), and requests for waivers should be responded to within three days. The FAQs provide no particular format for requests for waivers.
Last week, the American Hospital Association (AHA) urged Secretary Azar and CMS Administrator Seema Verma to eliminate the need for case-by-case determinations, pointing out that hospitals across the country are now seeking to reduce patient referrals and preserve their ability to serve COVID-19 patients.
On March 20, 2020, the AHA asked HHS and CMS to immediately adopt an exception to the Stark Law to cover "any compensation paid to a physician or a physician's immediate family member in return for a service necessary to the hospital's response to the COVID-19 public health crisis." The AHA letter proposed that the government take this action by issuing an interim final rule or by further exercising the Section 1135 waiver authority.
In the same letter, the AHA urged that Anti-Kickback Statute enforcement be suspended for transactions between hospitals and physicians or other referrals sources, or between hospitals and medical supply vendors, if the transaction's "primary purpose" is "the delivery of supplies or services necessary to the hospital's response to the COVID-19 public health crisis."
The AHA also pressed the HHS Office of Inspector General to declare that hospital support for patients necessary to responding to the COVID-19 public health crisis will not face enforcement under either the Anti-Kickback Statute or the beneficiary inducement provisions of the Civil Money Penalties Law. The AHA noted that patients may need assistance with living arrangements and other support in the community in addition to COVID-19 testing and treatment.
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The Municipal Corporations Act of 1835, which terminated the old oligarchy of self-elected councillors, seemed to be a step towards making local government responsible to the people, especially in matters of public health. Henceforth councillors were to be elected every three years by ratepayers whose annual rent was over £10. The electorate, however, was still tiny and in 1841 only 240 citizens of Cardiff had voting rights in a population of 10,000. The wishes of Lord Bute continued to prevail in local affairs, until his decision to build the docks, rather ironically, led to a decline in the family's influence in the borough. As Cardiff grew from a small town to a large urban community, a single family could no longer control its destiny and, after the death of the Second Marquess in 1848, the Butes always faced political opposition in Cardiff.
This opposition first became obvious in the fight to implement the Public Health Act of 1848. The legislation was intended to improve sanitation and living conditions in the towns, but it only allowed, and did not compel, councils to take action on questions of health. Richard Lewis Reece, the Mayor of Cardiff, was able to persuade a sufficient number of ratepayers to petition for an enquiry into the state of public health in Cardiff. The opposition was led by Edward Priest Richards who argued that the cost of fulfilling the act would double the rates. In the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian he urged ratepayers to reject the petition for "that most dangerous and insidious of centralising schemes, the Public Health Act'. His advice was rejected, and in 1849 T.W. Rammell, the Board of Health inspector, visited Cardiff and in due course published his report.
During his investigation, a cholera epidemic was claiming 383 lives, "a fearful visitation for a population not exceeding 12,000'. The statistics for infant mortality were equally horrific as a quarter of the children born in Cardiff died before their first birthday. In the years between 1842 and 1848, the annual death toll in the town was at least 3% of its population.
The squalid state of all nineteenth century towns left much to be desired, but Cardiff's expansion in population presented exceptional problems. Penniless, hungry Irishmen first arrived in Cardiff to work on the West Dock. Following the Potato Famine of 1845, a "vast influx of destitute Irish from Cork and Waterford' were attracted to the area in the hope of finding employment. Out of desperation they were prepared to toil for lower wages and take the most menial jobs.
These immigrants were "brought over as ballast without any payment for their passage', a more simple cargo to load and transport than shingle or lime. They were landed along the coast before the ship reached port and found their own way into Cardiff, "bringing pestilence on their backs, famine in their stomachs'.Within a generation, the Irish were integrating into the community and earning its respect, but in those early days they were either resented or regarded with contempt. They usually settled in appalling conditions in Newtown, to the south of Bridge Street, a district which came to be known as "Little Ireland'. Their only alternative was to find shelter in the hideous courts between the river and the canal. High rents were charged for the meanest properties and no Dickensian slum was meaner than Stanley Street.
This foul alleyway has long vanished but in 1850 Stanley Street was a notorious byway lying between David Street and Mary Ann Street. Its back-to-back houses, with one room upstairs and one down, were frequently visited by the Superintendent of Police. He testified to Rammell that a lodging house kept by Michael Harrington contained no fewer than 54 people, crowded into 4 rooms. The largest of these measured 17 feet by 16 and each room was used for eating, sleeping and living. There were no beds and the children slept in old orange boxes. In this communal cesspit, the lodgers hoarded belongings which included rags, bones, salt fish and rotten potatoes. "The stench arising from this crowded house was hardly endurable'.
If anything, the courts of Cardiff were even worse. The police were frequently called to quell disturbances at Landore Court, better known as "Irish Row', which lay between St. Mary Street and the river. Landore Court was a narrow yard with buildings on three sides and a further row of houses down the middle. The distance between each row was about 12 feet and the only entry into the court was from a passage-way in St. Mary Street. In these squalid conditions lived 500 people in 27 houses, sharing 2 ashpits and 4 privies, all in a filthy state. Their nearest water supply was in St. Mary Street. In the centre of Cardiff there were nearly fifty of these courts blighting the landscape: poorly ventilated; enclosed; breeding grounds for typhus and cholera. The landlords, who built such accommodation, faced few planning restrictions and, dreadful as these slums were, they were eagerly sought by successive waves of immigrants seeking a new life in Cardiff. Thankfully, almost every trace of these courts has been removed but there are two interesting exceptions.
Crown Court in Duke Street is now an office complex overlooking an attractive patio which bears no resemblance to its nineteenth century appearance. But the 9 houses at Jones Court in Womanby Street, which Bute built for his dockworkers in 1830, retained their original façade until a few years ago, and provided a setting for the television production of Jack Jones's novel, Off to Philadelphia in the Morning. In 1982 the houses were converted into a rather luxurious office block which won an architectural award. It is fascinating to contemplate that the original homes were built for £100 each, while the redevelopment in 1985 cost £500,000.
The town's water supply came in for severe criticism in Rammell's Report. The sources of water were either the river, the canal, the dock feeder, or a few pumps which were fed from underground wells. The best quality water came from the Crockherbtown pump but invariably it ran dry by the evening. Other pumps were often infected through leakages from cesspits which were sometimes only a few feet away. The water supply for properties of a superior type in Nelson Terrace, near Charles Street, was polluted with small white worms.
The most recent building developments in Cardiff had taken place on low-lying ground, where pools of stagnant water were a persistent nuisance. The situation was exacerbated because of a failure in the system of drainage. Catch pits were designed to carry the surface water along a covered way into the sea but, unfortunately, though they were cleaned once a month, an odious stench was released from an accumulation of rubbish in the pits. This foul air had caused a number of deaths from cholera.
In North Street, there was a dunghill which washed into the yard of the Rose and Crown whenever it rained. Rammell also cites numerous examples where privies were either not covered or were in a poor state of repair. Hundreds of houses had no toilet facilities at all and night soil was either deposited on the old quay or thrown in the streets.
Every aspect of public health came under Rammell's scrutiny. He criticised the town's facilities for burying the dead. While the cemetery in Adamsdown, opened in 1848, was adequate for the moment, St. John's Churchyard, where cholera victims were buried in graves no more than two feet deep, was "crowded to an excessive degree'. He expressed disapproval of the slaughter house near Quay Street, where the smell was obnoxious to the homes in the vicinity. In recommending improvements in refuse collection, paving, and street lighting, Rammell observed that even Charles Street could be impassable in winter because it lacked a properly pitched and metalled carriageway.
The report was accepted by the Cardiff Corporation which constituted itself as the Local Board of Health, using offices alongside the new Town Hall. Dr. Henry James Paine, with funds forthcoming from an additional rate of a shilling in the pound, was appointed as Medical Officer of Health and proceeded to implement his new powers.
A pure water supply and proper drainage were the priorities of the Rammell Report, and in 1850 a private company was commissioned to provide Cardiff with its water. A pumping station at Ely drew water from the river and forced it into a reservoir at Penhill. The water was then distributed around the streets of the town by a system of gravitation. The Council charged an all-inclusive water rate, waiving the usual special charges for private baths and water closets. As a result, Cardiff soon possessed more private baths than any other similar town in Britain.
Public baths and wash-houses became available from 1873 at Guildford Crescent, and in 1896 the facilities were extended to include baths for men and women, as well as Turkish baths. The Guildford Crescent Baths were open from 6 a.m. until 9 p.m., and employers were urged to buy tickets at 1/- per dozen for distribution to their workmen. The baths were used by successive generations of Cardiffians until their closure in 1985.
In 1878 the Corporation bought the Water Company for £300,000 and constructed an additional reservoir at Llanishen. Later in the century, with far-sighted vision, the Council secured Parliamentary approval to tap the heavy rainfall of the Brecon Beacons. Three reservoirs were built in the Beacons between 1892 and 1909, sufficient to meet Cardiff's needs until the 1950's, when Llandegfedd Reservoir became a further source of supply.
Soon after the Rammell investigation, a system of deep drainage was installed, and bylaws were strengthened to prevent the tipping of rubbish into the river. The Bute trustees were ordered to cover drains, mend sewers and fence in the dock feeder. They were also ordered to terminate the practice of dumping dredgings from the dock alongside private dwellings. All new buildings required the approval of a surveyor, while a necessity for every house was an ashpit and a properly covered privy with doors.
Following the adverse comments on the burial grounds of Cardiff, the Council purchased land in Cathays for a new cemetery. First used in 1859, it was extended in 1887 and burials in the town centre virtually came to an end.
The provision of gas and electricity added to the quality of life before the end of the century. From its headquarters at Bute Terrace, the Cardiff Gas, Light and Coke Company provided gas for the people of Cardiff until it was nationalised in 1949. Electricity was at first supplied on a small scale by a private company, but in 1893 the Council provided this service. Its first generating station was established at Eldon Road, later renamed Ninian Park Road, and in 1902 the main power station at Roath was constructed in Newport Road. The current was generated at Roath and transmitted to consumers from the central sub-station under the Fish Market at The Hayes. Electricity was supplied by the Corporation until after the Second World War, when its responsibilities were taken over by the South Wales Electricity Board.
A trade directory for 1863 described the streets of Cardiff as generally well paved and lighted. They were regularly cleansed and swept, while all household refuse was efficiently removed. The much more stringent Public Health Act of 1875 gave local authorities even wider powers to make sanitary improvements and to control planning proposals.
The success of the assault on squalor in Cardiff is indicated by the death toll which fell by half during the fifty years after the Rammell Report. Infant mortality, so appalling in 1850, was in 1900 the fourth lowest in the nation for a town of its size. Dr. Paine deserves much of the credit for setting Cardiff on the path towards a healthier environment, despite the carping of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian, which accused him of "vaulting ambition' and "intolerable egotism'. In a town which faced greater problems than most in view of its extraordinary growth, the councillors who served Cardiff at this time also showed a real concern for the health of the people.


Several years ago, while travelling in Italy with my husband and our daughter, we visited Venice. Our daughter was keen to visit the well known Harry's Bar. While there, we were all to have a Bellini, and it was to be her treat. We had heard of these cocktails, white peach juice and champagne, and imagined them to be delicious. Harry's Bar, which opened in 1931 and has hosted many famous names, was quite an experience. It was standing room only in the bar, where a white coated bar tender was making Bellinis as fast as he could.
I was reminded of these cocktails when we were driving home from Akaroa a few days ago. In Little River there is an orchard, called Cheskin, which has a shop where they sell their fruit. Their road side sign listed cherries, apricots, peaches and nectarines, hard to resist, so we drove in. The peaches were white peaches, and I instantly thought of that evening in Venice.
This is my take on the famous cocktail at Harry's Bar. It might not be authentic, but it tastes every bit as delicious as my memory tells me.
I hope you can find some white peaches and enjoy this too.
Cut the peeled peaches into chunks and blitz in a liquidiser. Pass through a sieve to remove any bits. Either pour the puree into a tall jug or, as I did, divide the peach puree between individual glasses. Top up the jug or the glasses with the chilled wine. Stir gently to mix and serve.
Note: Add the wine slowly and carefully to avoid the wine foaming up when it mixes with the peach juice. Super simple, summery and really lovely.
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