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Airlines, Airports and Airliners News 4 to 10 October 2021
AIRLINK TO LAUNCH JOHANNESBURG - LUANDA SERVICE, TICKET SALES OPEN
Airlink, the independent Southern African regional airline, will launch a new direct three-times weekly service between Johannesburg and Luanda from 21 October 2021.
Tickets have gone on sale for the flights, which will be operated with a modern 98-seat Embraer E-190 jetliner. Travellers can conveniently connect with Airlink's South African domestic and other regional services.
"The South Africa-Angola corridor has been under-served given its crucial commercial and economic importance. By establishing this service, Airlink is providing customers with more affordable competitive choices on the route. This will benefit businesses and stimulate commercial activity between the two cities and countries. In doing so, we will be able to promote travel, air cargo and tourism, all of which are vital to re-energise economies as we emerge from the pandemic crisis," said Airlink CEO and Managing Director, Rodger Foster.
Airlink's great value for money fares include a 20kg free economy class checked in luggage allowance plus a 15kg sporting equipment allowance. Onboard, our customers are treated to a complimentary light meal, refreshments, comfort with generous leg room and a choice of aisle or window seat (our flights do not have middle seats).
Customers also have the freedom to book business class on this route and enjoy Airlink's intra-continental Business Class service available on the state-of-the-art Embraer E-jet. The cabin offers six business class seats, generous pitch with plenty legroom and wide seats arranged in a two-plus-one abreast configuration. Onboard business class service on these flights includes complimentary meals and beverages, a 30kg check-in luggage allowance, priority boarding and lounge access at selected airports.
4Z 042 departs Johannesburg 09h40. Arrives Luanda 12h25 on 21 October. Inaugural flight
4Z 193 departs Luanda 16h35. Arrives Johannesburg 21.10 on 21 October. Inaugural flight
Thereafter from 24 October:
4Z 044 departs Johannesburg 09h40. Arrives Luanda 12h25 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays
4Z 045 departs Luanda 13h25. Arrives Johannesburg 18.00 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
IATA STATEMENT ON AUSTRALIA'S ANNOUNCEMENT ON REOPENING OF BORDERS
Sydney - In response to the announcement by the Australian government on the next steps to reopen, Philip Goh, IATA's Regional Vice President for Asia Pacific, gave the following comment: "This is a step forward. But more can still be done. The announcement of the November timeline and the removal of the international arrival caps are positive steps forward. The reduction of quarantine period and introduction of home quarantine for vaccinated Australians are also steps in the right direction. We welcome the use of rapid antigen tests for international travel.
Realistically, the woes of the travel and tourism sectors will persist as long as passenger caps are retained for unvaccinated arrivals and quarantine remains even for the vaccinated. International travel recovery will be muted and restrained when quarantine remains.
Ultimately, the need to quarantine should be removed for those who are vaccinated and who test negative prior to departure for Australia. We urge the Australian government to follow guidance from WHO on a risk-based approach. This includes relaxing measures and/or quarantine requirements for travellers who are fully vaccinated. And to provide alternatives for unvaccinated individuals through testing.
A number of major states - the US, Canada, European states - have lifted quarantine requirements for international arrivals. Australia needs to work towards a similar approach.
Airlines will also need more details if this is to be operationalized in November. Hence it is essential that the Australian government steps up its engagement with the aviation sector, to help airlines prepare for the safe and efficient re-opening of Australia's borders."
ICAO WELCOMES NEW NET-ZERO 2050 AIR INDUSTRY COMMITMENT
ICAO's Council President and Secretary General have welcomed the timely and ambitious target adopted by the international air industry to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
In a declaration released by the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG), the air industry sector committed that "global civil aviation operations will achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, supported by accelerated efficiency measures, energy transition and innovation across the aviation sector and in partnership with governments around the world."
"The latest IPCC reports are unequivocal about the threats now posed to humanity by climate change and I'm sure that all ICAO Member States join me in welcoming this latest and very ambitious net-zero 2050 target adopted by the air transport industry so that our global sector will continue to do its part," commented ICAO Council President Salvatore Sciacchitano.
The President's sentiments were echoed by ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar, who stressed ICAO's congratulations to the airline and airport operators, aircraft manufacturers, air navigation service providers and many other industry stakeholders involved in adopting this critical and ambitious long-term climate goal.
The air industry net-zero 2050 announcement comes just days after the very strong statement on behalf of G7 transport and health ministers to work with greater determination together to promote the safe and sustainable reopening of international travel.
WITH CONDOR TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BEACHES IN THE INDIAN OCEAN ARE YOURS
Dream beaches against the winter blues: Condor flights to Mauritius and the Seychelles will start again for the first time. As there are also regular flights to the Maldives, the three most popular destinations in the Indian Ocean are once again on the flight schedule. From Frankfurt, Germany's most popular leisure airline takes off on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays to Mauritius.
The island state Mauritius lies in the southwest of the Indian ocean and is well-known for its mountainous inland, with rain forests and waterfalls. There are unique hiking, climbing and diving areas to discover and with Port Louis also a lively capital with a historic centre. Among the most famous sights are the natural phenomenon "Seven Coloured Earth" and the 556 meter high mountain Le Morne Brabant - the motif of numerous postcards.
The Seychelles off the east coast of Africa inspires with beaches like from a picture book. However, the 115 islands have much more to offer. In the dreamy capital of Victoria, weekly markets take place where you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables and fish. It is also the starting point for ferry trips to surrounding islands, such as La Digue and Praslin. From there it is not far to the island of Curieuse, natural habitat of the giant tortoises and the Seychelles palm Coco de Mer. Hiking enthusiasts can conquer the Morne Blanc Trail, at the end of which awaits a viewpoint with spectacular views of the coast.
The exotic Maldives is famous for white sand beaches, blue lagoons and exclusive hotel resorts. The archipelago consists of over 1,000 coral islands and includes 26 ring-shaped atolls. Numerous dream beaches invite you to sunbathe and relax or to snorkel and dive. The island paradise is the ideal place to unwind and escape the winter a little longer.
IATA OUTRAGEOUS: INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS INCREASING $2.3 BILLION IN A CRISIS
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) warned that planned increases in charges by airports and air navigation service providers (ANSPs) will stall recovery in air travel and damage international connectivity.
Confirmed airport and ANSP charges increases have already reached $2.3 billion. Further increases could be tenfold this number if proposals already tabled by airports and ANSPs are granted.
"A $2.3 billion charges increase during this crisis is outrageous. We all want to put COVID-19 behind us. But placing the financial burden of a crisis of apocalyptic proportions on the backs of your customers, just because you can, is a commercial strategy that only a monopoly could dream up. At an absolute minimum, cost reduction-not charges increase-must be top of the agenda for every airport and ANSP. It is for their customer airlines," said Willie Walsh, IATA's Director General.
A case in point is found among European air navigation service providers. Collectively, ANSPs of the 29 Eurocontrol states, the majority of which are state owned, are looking to recoup almost $9.3 billion (�8 billion) from airlines to cover revenues not realized in 2020/2021.They want to do this to recover the revenue and profits they missed when airlines were unable to fly during the pandemic. Moreover, they want to do this in addition to a 40% increase planned for 2022 alone.
Other examples include: Heathrow Airport pushing to increase charges by over 90% in 2022. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport requesting to increase charges by over 40% over the next three years. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) asking to increase charges by 38% in 2022. NavCanada increasing charges by 30% over five years and Ethiopian ANSP raising charges by 35% in 2021.
"Today I am ringing the alarm. This must stop if the industry is to have a fair opportunity at recovery. Infrastructure shareholders, governmental or private, have benefited from stable returns pre-crisis. They must now play their part in the recovery. It is unacceptable behaviour to benefit from your customers during good times and stick it to them in bad times. Doing so has broad implications. Air transport is critical to support economic recovery post pandemic. We should not compromise the recovery with the irresponsibility and greed of some of our partners who have not addressed costs or tapped their shareholders for support," said Walsh.
Some regulators have already understood the danger being posed by the behaviour of infrastructure providers. Regulators in India and Spain successfully intervened on the increases proposed by airports. They provide an example for other regulators to follow. And the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission warned in their recently published report that increasing charges to recover lost profits from the pandemic will demonstrate airports systematically taking advantage of their market power, damaging the vulnerable airline sector's ability to recover at the expense of both consumers and the economy.
Airlines undertook drastic cost cutting from the outset of the pandemic, reducing operating costs by 35% compared to pre-crisis levels. This was supported by increased commercial borrowing and shareholder contributions. Airlines also sought government aid, the majority of which was in the form of loans that need to be paid back. Of the $243 billion that was made available to airlines, $81 billion supported payrolls and approximately $110 billion was in support that needs to be paid back. As a result, airlines have amassed a huge debt burden of over $650 billion. Any defaults could result in airline failures and the loss of tens of thousands of jobs.
IATA urged airports and ANSPs to apply solutions to address the financial impact of the pandemic including: Implementing sustainable cost control measures; Tapping shareholders; Accessing capital markets and seeking government aid.
LATAM WAS SELECTED AS THE "BEST AIRLINE IN SOUTH AMERICA" IN THE SKYTRAX WORLD AIRLINE AWARDS
LATAM Airlines Group was recognized as the "Best Airline in South America" in the World Airline Awards by Skytrax for the second consecutive year, a recognition based on the opinion of more than 13.4 million travellers around the world. Additionally, it was distinguished with the "COVID-19 Aeronautical Excellence Award" for the safety and hygiene measures it adopted during the pandemic.
The Skytrax customer survey was conducted over 23 months (September 2019 to July 2021) based on measurements on normal travel times and trips made during the health crisis.
"This recognition encourages and challenges us to continue working hard in favour of our clients. I appreciate the commitment of our workers during the difficult times we've experienced, as well as the passengers who have chosen LATAM to take their dreams to their destinations," said Paulo Miranda, Vice President of Clients at LATAM Airlines Group.
LATAM Airlines Group has progressively continued to strengthen biosecurity measures since the pandemic began, following the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and the health authorities of the countries where it operates.
Regarding the latter, LATAM recently received one of the highest qualifications for safety and hygiene standards from Skytrax, while the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX), in conjunction with specialized site SimpliFlying, awarded the group the "Diamond" category, the highest of the APEX Health Safety standard.
AIRBUS DELIVERS FIRST OF 60 A220S TO AIR FRANCE
Air France has received its first A220-300 from an order for 60 aircraft of the type, the largest A220 order from a European carrier. The aircraft was delivered from Airbus' final assembly line in Mirabel, Quebec, Canada and officially unveiled to the public during a ceremony held at Paris Charles-De-Gaulle Airport.
The A220 is the most efficient and flexible aircraft in the 100 to 150 seat market segment today. The renewal of the Air France single-aisle fleet with this latest generation aircraft will increase efficiency along with customer comfort and support Air France to meet its environmental goals and sustainability objectives.
The first Air France A220-300 will be operated on its medium-haul network from the 2021 winter season. Currently, Air France operates a fleet of 136 Airbus aircraft. Air France is also renewing its long-haul fleet and has already taken delivery of 11 A350s out of an order of 38.
The Air France A220-300 cabin is configured in a single-class layout to comfortably welcome 148 passengers. Offering superior single-aisle comfort, with the widest leather seats, largest windows and up to 20% more overhead stowage space per passenger, the Air France A220 also features full WiFi connectivity throughout the cabin and two USB sockets at each passenger seat.
The A220 is the only aircraft purpose-built for the 100-150 seat market and brings together state-of-the-art aerodynamics, advanced materials and Pratt & Whitney's latest-generation geared turbofan engines. With a range of up to 3,450 nm (6,390 km), the A220 gives airlines added operational flexibility. The A220 delivers up to 25% lower fuel burn and CO2 emissions per seat compared to previous generation aircraft and 50% lower NOx emissions than industry standards. In addition, the aircraft noise footprint is reduced by 50% compared to previous generation aircraft - making the A220 a good neighbour around airports.
As of the end of August, over 170 A220s have been delivered to 11 operators worldwide.
JET2.COM ORDERS 15 ADDITIONAL A321NEOS, TAKING TOTAL ORDER TO 51
Jet2.com has placed a further order for 15 A321neos following its initial one for 36 placed in August 2021. It takes the total order by the Leeds, United Kingdom, based airline to 51 A321neos. The two orders reflect Jet2.com's ambitious fleet expansion and renewal plans. Engine selection will be made at a later date.
The aircraft will be configured for 232 seats with an Airspace cabin featuring innovative lighting, new seating products and 60 percent larger overhead baggage bins for added personal storage.
The A320neo Family incorporates the latest technologies, including new generation engines and Sharklets, delivering a 20 per cent reduction in fuel consumption per seat. With an additional range of up to 500 nautical miles/900 km. or two tonnes of extra payload, the A321neo will deliver Jet2.com with additional revenue potential.
At the end of August 2021, the A320neo Family had won over 7,500 firm orders from over 120 customers worldwide.
AIR CANADA BEGINS WORK TO ENHANCE COLD CHAIN HANDLING CAPABILITIES AT ITS TORONTO PEARSON CARGO FACILITY
Air Canada today announced the start of a $16-million project to expand and enhance Air Canada Cargo's cold chain handling capabilities for shipments such as pharmaceuticals, fresh food and other perishables at its Toronto Pearson International Airport cargo facility. The project is part of Air Canada's strategy to further develop its cargo division, which also includes the acquisition of freighter aircraft, the launch of dedicated freighter routes and an expansion into e-commerce.
"This is another important step for Air Canada Cargo as we continue to grow our business and invest in our facilities to better serve our customers. Our new temperature-controlled facility, which will be the only one of its kind for a Canadian airline, represents a significant addition to Air Canada's on-site capabilities at Toronto Pearson and to Canadian cold chain logistics. It will also give Air Canada Cargo a strategic advantage at our main hub, which handles more than 60 per cent of all our traffic, and will support the launch of routes to be served by our new freighter aircraft," said Jason Berry, Vice President, Cargo, at Air Canada.
Once completed, the upgraded facility will feature over 30,000 square feet of temperature-controlled areas and an expanded cooler to fully meet the requirements of cold chain shipments such as pharmaceuticals, fresh food and other perishables.
The extended cooler will accommodate more unit load devices (ULD) and loose shipments with COL (+2�C to +8�C) and CRT (+15�C to +25�C) temperature requirements, provide additional racking, and an upgraded dedicated area for active temperature control units. These enhancements are the first step in a multi-year investment plan for the facility and are part of several planned infrastructure investment projects for Air Canada Cargo.
The project also includes the installation of energy efficient equipment including temperature controllers that will constantly monitor the conditions inside the facility and only regulate the temperature as needed, resulting in reduced energy consumption. As well, rapid roll-up doors will be installed to minimize the energy loss when the cooler is accessed to store or retrieve goods. LED lights will be installed throughout the facility, further reducing energy consumption.
Air Canada is CEIV Pharma certified by IATA, which signifies that the airline meets the highest standards of safety, security, compliance and efficiency in the transport of pharmaceuticals. The enhancements being undertaken in Toronto were guided, in part, by the specifications related to this certification.
Since March 2020, Air Canada has operated more than 11,000 all-cargo flights using its wide-body passenger aircraft as well as certain temporarily modified Boeing 777 and Airbus A330 aircraft, which have additional available cargo space due to the removal of seats from the passenger cabin.
As part of its strategic growth plans, Air Canada Cargo undertook the conversion of eight Boeing 767-300ER aircraft into dedicated freighters. The first of the newly reconfigured aircraft will enter into service for Air Canada Cargo in Q4 of this year and will initially operate on key routes to provide additional capacity during the busy peak season.
Starting in early 2022, the first freighter will fly primarily out of Toronto and operate to Miami, Quito, Lima, Mexico City and Guadalajara, with additional cities like Madrid and Frankfurt, Halifax and St. John's connecting to the freighter network when the second aircraft is delivered in 2022. The addition of freighter aircraft to Air Canada's fleet will allow Air Canada Cargo to provide consistent capacity on key air cargo routes, which will facilitate the movement of goods globally. The freighters will allow Air Canada Cargo to increase its presence in the air freight market and its capabilities to transport goods such as automotive and aerospace parts, oil and gas equipment, pharmaceuticals, perishables, as well as handling the growing demand for fast, reliable shipment of e-commerce goods
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MALL MASSACRE: 'Multiple Fatalities' following MASS SHOOTING at a Florida Mall
MULTIPLE people have been killed, including the suspect, after a mass shooting on Sunday at a shopping mall in Jacksonville, Florida.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Department confirmed news of the shooting at Jacksonville Landing, a mall and event space. Officials said that there were "multiple fatalities" with "many" transported.
NBC News reported that the shooting "appears to have occurred inside a pizza restaurant that includes a bar dedicated to video games and other forms of gaming."
The bar was hosting a Madden 19 Southeastern Qualifier Tournament at the time, according to NBC.
Electronic Arts (EA), the company that makes the popular football video game, confirmed that it is "aware of an incident at a sanctioned Madden Championship Series competition in Jacksonville."
"We are working with authorities to gather facts at this stage," the company tweeted.
Local station WJXT reported that four people have died and multiple others were shot, citing sources.
One suspect in the shooting is confirmed dead, according to local media.
Shocking audio of the massacre – in which at least 12 shots rang out – was captured on a live-stream feed, which was being broadcast over the internet.
In the recording, a video showed players reacting to the gunfire before the screen went blank.
Screams of "oh my god" and "where did he go?" could then be heard after the firing inside The Jacksonville Landing entertainment complex.
Searches are continuing and it is unclear whether there was a second shooter, the Sheriff's department added.
It urged people sheltering in place at the Landing to "stay calm, stay where you are hiding."
Authorities urged people to "stay far away from the area." "The area is not safe at this time," a tweet from the Sheriff's Department read.
"We can't stress enough to stay away," the department added in a second tweet. "Many blocks away."
The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives also confirmed in a tweet that it is responding to a mass shooting at the downtown complex.
U.S. Senator Marco Rubio also responded on Twitter, reiterating that the "situation still unfolding, law enforcement is asking everyone to avoid the area."
"Horrifying news from #Jacksonville this afternoon," the Florida Republican tweeted. "Have spoken to local authorities & am still awaiting more information on this shooting."
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CSUCCESS grants iPad Air bundle to incoming first-year and transfer students
September 10, 2021 September 11, 2021 The CI View 0
By Ariel Butler
In early August, a new program called California State University Connectivity Contributing to Equity and Student Success (CSUCCESS) unveiled their initiative to loan an iPad Air bundle consisting of a new iPad Air, Apple Pencil and Apple Smart Keyboard Folio to all incoming freshman and transfer students at CI. Eight CSU campuses and 35,000 students are eligible for the initiative, marking the most devices given to CSU students through this program. CSUCCESS partnered with the leader in global technology, Apple, to make this happen.
According to CSUCCESS, their mission is to "enhance student achievement and create more equitable opportunities for the CSU Channel Islands community by providing industry-leading technology." First year and transfer students were chosen to receive the iPad bundle due to the additional support that new students often require, especially in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. CSUCCESS explained that continuing students may become eligible in subsequent phases.
On Aug. 2, eligible CI students received an email with instructions on how to request the bundle, and distribution started the week of Aug. 23. The iPads and additional accessories are given to students on the basis of a loan, and they will need to be returned before the student graduates.
Isabelle Oroc, a freshman pre-nursing major, opted to take advantage of CSUCCESS's initiative. Oroc explained,"I thought it would be useful for my studies. I thought it was a good deal and I didn't want to put a financial burden on my parents." Oroc also described the convenience of the iPad Air: "I open Canvas a lot and when a professor assigns a lecture video, I'll do split screen on the iPad and have my note taking app open."
Emily Chang, a freshman biology major, also spoke to the convenience of the iPad. "It's really nice because you can go paperless and you don't have to worry about constantly carrying your notebooks or putting your papers in a binder. Everything is really organized and condensed."
In CI's official news release on CSUCESS, Interim President Richard Yao expressed his support for the program and voiced that the initiative "builds on our commitment to equity and inclusion. . .it also serves as a powerful message to new students that we believe in them, we are invested in their success, and we are here to support them."
The support Interim President Yao mentioned is evident by student statements. Oroc voiced enthusiasm for the program: "I think it's great that this program is giving opportunities for students and opening new methods of ways to keep on track, stay organized, and do well within the school." Chang added, "I hope as many students are taking advantage of this as possible because a free iPad for the rest of your school years: why wouldn't you want that?"
Ultimately, CSUCCESS considers this program an investment, providing students with necessary tools to succeed.
The initiative has arrived at a convenient time, with students still facing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many students are still enrolled in online classes, with more courses being offered online than before the pandemic.. CSUCCESS provides access to online learning for students who may not have had access prior. This directly aligns with Interim President Yao's mission to eliminate equity gaps among CI students — one of the goals he announced during Convocation. With CSUCCESS's initiative granting hundreds of first year students access to cutting-edge technology, CI's commitment to closing opportunity gaps draws one step closer.
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Delisting season is the time of year clubs and players dread.
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Sportsday host Jimmy Bartel ran through his list of the Top 10 available delisted free agents as of Thursday evening.


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Paul Darden, Jr. (New Haven, 27 oktober 1968) is een Amerikaans professioneel pokerspeler. Hij won onder meer het $2.500 Seven Card Stud-toernooi van de World Series of Poker 2001 (goed voor een hoofdprijs van $147.440,-) en het $3.000 No Limit Hold'em - Main Event van de World Poker Tour 3rd Annual 49'er Gold Rush Bonanza 2002 in San Francisco (goed voor $146.000,-).

Darden verdiende tot en met juni 2014 meer dan $2.200.000,- in pokertoernooien (cashgames niet meegerekend)

Pokercarrière
De World Series of Poker (WSOP) van 2001 waren de eerste waarin Darden zich naar een geldprijs speelde. Eerst werd hij er dertiende in het $1.500 Seven Card Stud-toernooi, vijf dagen later achtste in het $2.000 S.H.O.E.-toernooi en weer twee dagen dáárna won hij het $2.500 Seven Card Stud-toernooi. Darden won op de World Series of Poker 2009 voor de zestiende keer prijzengeld in een WSOP-toernooi, maar een derde finaletafel was uitgebleven.

Het $5.000 No Limit Hold'em Championship - WPT Legends of Poker 2002 in Los Angeles was het eerste toernooi van de World Poker Tour (WPT) waarin Darden prijzengeld won. Hij werd er zevende. Drie maanden later had hij ook zijn eerste WPT-titel achter zijn naam door aan de finaletafel van de 3rd Annual 49'er Gold Rush Bonanza 2002 onder andere Antonio Esfandiari en Phil Hellmuth voor te blijven. Op het No Limit Hold'em-toernooi van het World Poker Tour Bad Boys of Poker-evenement werd hij in april 2003 tweede, achter Gus Hansen.

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Buiten de WSOP en WPT won Darden verschillende andere prestigieuze toernooien. hieronder vallen onder meer:
het $1.500 No Limit Hold'em Championship Event van de New England Poker Classic 2002 ($72.590,-)
het $1.000 Seven Card Stud-toernooi van het United States Poker Championship 2003 ($32.400,-)
het $1.000 Limit Hold'em-toernooi van het United States Poker Championship 2004 ($32.800,-)
het $1.000 Limit Hold'em-toernooi van de Plaza World Poker Classic 2005 ($14.490,-)
het $1.500 Omaha Hi/Lo-toernooi van de Mirage Poker Showdown 2005 ($52.962,-)
het $2.500 Limit Hold'em-toernooi van de Mirage Poker Showdown 2005 ($32.980,-)
de $5.000 No Limit Hold'em Shootout van de FullTilt.net Poker Global Poker Challenge 2005 ($200.000,-)
het $1.000 Omaha Hi/Lo-toernooi van de L.A. Poker Classic 2008 ($41.580,-)
het $300 No Limit Hold'em-toernooi van Winnin' o' The Green 2009 ($29.771,-)

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New Wave Art Wknd 2022 Wrap-up
by Tyler McCall | Dec 5, 2022 | Arts & Leisure, Home - Sidebar
New Wave has officially wrapped on another successful New Wave Art Wknd here in Palm Beach, with the 2022 edition centered around the theme "Service." "How can we best be of service to artists who give us so much and allow us to see the world...
Sarah Gavlak on New Wave Art Wknd 2022
by Christine Schott | Nov 30, 2022 | Arts & Leisure
In 2018, Gallerist Sarah Gavlak founded the non-profit organization, New Wave: An artist residency program in Palm Beach that champions diversity, inclusivity, immigration and equal rights for women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ communities through public programs and a...
Felice Restaurant
by Christine Schott | Nov 29, 2022 | The Index
Founded by Jacopo Giustiniani in 2007 on Manhattan's Upper East Side, inspired by the spirit of the Italian countryside and the wines of his family's vineyard, Felice is COMING SOON to West Palm Beach! According to PALMER sources, the restaurant is slated...


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NAACP Announces Strategy For North Carolina Economic Boycott
The state's anti-transgender 'bathroom bill' codifies discrimination, says NAACP's North Carolina leader.
Nigel Roberts
The NAACP called Friday afternoon for a nationwide economic boycott of North Carolina over its so-called "bathroom bill," WBTV reports.
According to the Associated Press, the civil right organization urged religious conferences, athletic events and musicians to bypass North Carolina to voice opposition to the state's policies toward the LGBT community.
Earlier, USA Today said NAACP President and CEO Cornell Brooks and state president, the Rev. William Barber, planned to hold a press conference Friday in front of the state General Assembly building in Raleigh to discuss a new task force that will oversee the boycott.
The bathroom bill, or HB2, mandates that people must use public restrooms that correspond with the gender indicated on their birth certificate. An attempt to overturn the measure failed in December.
Passage of the law ignited widespread outrage. Several companies, including Google and Apple, opposed the ban, as well as big-name entertainers and professional sports franchises. Forbes estimated that North Carolina will lose at least $650 million in revenue.
Barber urged the national NAACP in December to join the boycott against North Carolina when the state legislature failed to repeal the law, the Huffington Post reported.
The minister has been at the forefront of an effort to convince Blacks who oppose gay rights that the measure is similar to segregation-era laws, according to the Washington Post.
"This is not about bathrooms," Barber told the Washington Post. "It's about whether or not you can codify hate and discrimination into the laws of the state."
SOURCE: WBTV, Associated Press, USA Today, Forbes, Huffington Post, Washington Post
North Carolina & DOJ Sue Each Other Over Bathroom Bill
Backlash Against North Carolina's Bathroom Bill & Mississippi's Religious Freedom Law Increases
NAACP Announces Strategy For North Carolina Economic Boycott was originally published on newsone.com
Bathroom Bill NAACP North Carolina North Carolina Boycott


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Ex-Pirate Hostage Shane Murphy Says Rush Limbaugh Practices "Hate Speech"
So, how well-liked do you think Rush Limbaugh is? Shane Murphy, who was kidnapped by the Somalian Pirates, isn't one of his fans: Shane Murphy, the s
So, how well-liked do you think Rush Limbaugh is? Shane Murphy, who was kidnapped by the Somalian Pirates, isn't one of his fans:
Shane Murphy, the second-in-command aboard the American merchant ship seized by pirates, lashed out at Rush Limbaugh for the talk show host's racial characterization in discussing the rescue of the ship's captain by the Navy.
Murphy, who returned to his Seekonk, Mass., home Friday, called Limbaugh a purveyor of "hate speech."
In commenting on the rescue of Capt. Richard Phillips by the Navy Seals who shot and killed the three Somali pirates who were holding him captive, Limbaugh generated controversy when he called the pirates "black teenagers."
"There you have it, three teenagers shot on the high seas at the order of President Obama," said Limbaugh according to a transcript of an April 14 broadcast on his Web site.
"Just imagine the hue and cry had a Republican president ordered the shooting of black teenagers on the high seas," Limbaugh said.
Murphy said Limbaugh's remarks were unacceptable.
"It feels great to be home," Murphy said. "With the exception of Rush Limbaugh who is trying to make this into a race issue. It's disgusting."
"The president did the right thing. It's a war. It's about good versus evil. And what you (Limbaugh) said is evil, that is hate speech. I won't tolerate it," Murphy said.
Good for Shane, because what Limbaugh said was disgusting. But then, that's what we long ago learned to expect from RushBo.
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Was a nice quiet campground, large site, but was listed as partial shade and it should have been listed as full sun as it was very hot. It was not an electric site, so air conditioning was on only during the hours I could use the generator (9 to 11 am & 5 to 9 pm). The campgrounds were clean with pretty large sites. There was some nice biking we could do in the area. Our site was large, nice and level, and easy to back into. We camped at Cayuga Lake State Park in a Motorhome.
Very nice CG. This was our second trip at the same site. Many beautiful sites on the water, where we were able to have a relaxing morning coffee while sitting next to the water and watch kayaks and fisherman.....very relaxing. All sites that we saw were very shaded. Our site was huge and could have parked 4 30ft RVs in our site. The driveway was narrow with lots of trees but had no issue driving to and from our site. Site was fairly level and all packed sand, we've had no issues and CG also has a great beach within walking distance. We will go back again and again!!! We camped at Delta Lake State Park in a Motorhome.
We had a huge (literally could fit 3 campers in our site) site right on the edge of the lake, where we lounged next to the water with breakfast & coffee in the morning. We're going back next year. We really enjoyed our stay there. We camped at Delta Lake State Park in a Motorhome.


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If you...
* Love floating labels, and want an easy AngularJS directive
* Feel like most floating label designs leave much to be desired
* Or like the Material Design input style, but don't feel like messing with an entire framework

Then we've got you covered.

## Installation.
* `bower install ag-floating-label`
* add `dist/floating-label.js` and `dist/floating-label.css` to your project `<head>`
* add `agFloatingLabel` as a dependency to your Angular module.

## Simplicity.
```javascript
<form>
    <ag-floating-label>
        <label>
            Name
        </label>
        <input type="text" ng-model="name" name="name"/>
    </ag-floating-label>
</form>
````
##Size.
Less than 50KB for the `.js` and `.css` file, compared to Angular Material which is 700KB minified and 1,500KB unminified

## Design.

## Flexibility.
We've included the `.scss` files, which make changing the format and colors a breeze.

## Material-Design Approved!
Inspired by Google's [Material Design](https://www.google.com/design/spec/material-design/introduction.html) and [Angular Material](https://material.angularjs.org/latest/demo/input).
####Benefits:
* None of the extra Angular Material fluff/bloat
* **Bootstrap support**, doesn't override anything or add unnecessary classes
* Easily add `<input>` *hints* when an `<input>` is focused
* `Sass` that is actually editable, so you can easily customize your `<input>` elements
* Native `<select>` dropdown menu, instead of hijacking the native `<select>` box
* Improved UI

## Bootstrap / Grid support
You don't need to change your forms to flexbox.
_Ex: A column-oriented form with hints and errors_
```javascript
<form>
    <div class="row">
        <div class="col-xs-12">
            <ag-floating-label>
                <label>Name</label>
                <div class="ag-input-group">
                    <div class="ag-input-group-addon">
                        <i class="material-icons">person</i>
                    </div>
                    <input type="text" required ng-model="iconFormName" name="name"/>
                </div>
                <ag-hints>
                    <ag-hint>
                        What should we call you?
                    </ag-hint>
                </ag-hints>
                <div ng-messages="iconForm.name.$error">
                    <div ng-message="required">Please select a name</div>
                </div>
            </ag-floating-label>
        </div>
    </div>
</form>
```

## Icons
Follow the bootstrap `input-group` convention, we use `<ag-input-group>` and `<ag-input-group-addon>`
```javascript
<ag-floating-label>
    <label>Name</label>
    <div class="ag-input-group">
        <div class="ag-input-group-addon">
            <i class="material-icons">person</i>
        </div>
        <input type="text" required ng-model="iconFormName" name="name"/>
    </div>
</ag-floating-label>
```
Shown here using Google's [Material Design Icon](https://design.google.com/icons/) icon set.

## More Code
See examples in the example folder

# Changelog
[See changelog](CHANGELOG.md)

#Pull Requests Accepted


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Ms Andrea Carska-Sheppard (1965)
Lawyer (Slovakia / Canada) Eng
Bratislava / Slovakia
Licensed lawyer in four jurisdictions. Both common law and civil law trained and graduate of Center of Diplomatic and Strategic Studies. Experience includes General Counsel for global company operating in 200 countries (as of 2013), research assistant in sport law at Harvard Law School (2004-2006). Member of several arbitration courts, executive boards and associations including IOC's Working Group on the Prevention of Harassment and Abuse in Sports. Areas of law: complex contractual disputes (including multi-jurisdictional), doping violations, any form of harassment, unethical behavior (corruption) offense, libel and slander, confidentiality, data protection, protection of private health information, personality rights etc. Licensed by Law Society of Upper Canada in the Province of Ontario (2004), New York State Bar (2005), as a Solicitor of the Law Society of England and Wales (2006) and in the Czech Republic as a Registered European Lawyer (2008). Arbitrator for the ad hoc Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games.
Mr Carlo Dalla Vedova (1963)
Attorney-at-law (Italy / Ireland) It/Eng
Rome / Italy
Partner at Dalla Vedova Studio Legale; President of the International RS:X Class Association Windsurfing Olympic Class (2013-2020); President of the Italian Windsurfer Class (2005-2014); Legal advisor to CONI and to the Italian Surf Federation (2017); Sailor on Laser Class & windsurfing at European and World Championship level.
Dr Bruno Di Pietro (1968)
Lawyer (Italy) It/Eng/Fr/Sp
Rome /
International PhD in law, Catholic University San Antonio of Murcia, Spain; Adjoint Professor of Civil Process Law at the University of Naples; Legal advisor of the International Federation of Sports Medecine (2011 - ); President of the Anti-Doping Commission of the Italian Federation of Sports Medicine (2017 - ); Former judge of the Federal Court of the Italian Swimming Federation (2012 - 2014).
Dr Jan Exner (1990)
JUDr. (Czech Republic) Eng/Fr
Prague / Czech Republic
Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law of Charles University (2018- ); Lecturer at the faculty of Physical Education and Sport of Charles University on Doping in sport (2022- ); Consultant at World Aquatics (formerly FINA) (2022- ); Consultant at Czech Olympic Committee (2022- ); Consultant at Czech Swimming Federation (2022- ); Lecturer and Consultant at Czech Anti-Doping Committee (2022- ); Disciplinary Panel Member of the International Orienteering Federation (2022- ); Consultant at Czech Orienteering Federation (2019- ); Former inhouse counsel of the Czech National Olympic Committee (2016-2022); former member of the FINA Audit Committee (2017-2022); former Ethics Panel Chair (2016-2018) and former Doping Hearing Panel Member (2017-2021) of the International Orienteering Federation.
Prof. Luca Fiormonte (1961)
Barrister (Italy) It/Eng
Barrister at law at the Supreme Courts of Italy; Chairman of Fiormonte Law Firm; National Prosecutor of the Italian Modern Pentathlon Federation; Vice-President of the Court of Appeal of the Italian Bowls Federation; Former Judge of the Italian Football Association (2004-2014); Former Vice-President of the Italian Anti-Doping Court (Italian NADO) (2006-2017); Former Chief Executive of Lazio women's soccer club (1998-2004); Advisor and member of the Board of the Italian Football Association (2000-2004).
Prof. Dr. Shuli Guo (1975)
Professor (China) Chi/Eng
Suzhou / China
LLD Wuhan University, China; Law Professor at the Kenneth Wang School of Law, Soochow University, China; Executive Director, China Association of Sports law; Committee Member of the Disciplinary Committee of the China Anti-Doping Agency.
Mr Lachlan V. Gyles SC (1963)
Barrister (Australia) Eng
Senior Counsel NSW Bar (2008- ), Deputy Chairman FFA Disciplinary Tribunal; Member of FFA Appeals Committee (2010- ); Acting Chairman NRL Anti-Doping Tribunal (2013), Counsel assisting NRL Anti-Doping Tribunal; NRL Appeals Committee (2014- ).
Mr Raymond Hack (1950)
Attorney-at-law (South Africa) Eng
Johannesburg / South Africa
Practicing Attorney, Senior Partner at Rapeport Incorporated. Member of the FIFA Players' Status Committee; Former Chief Executive Officer of the South African Football Association and Board Member of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee; Chairman of the Legal and Constitutional Committee, Anti-Doping Committee, World Anti-Doping Agency – Legal Member, Independent Observer Commonwealth Games; Member of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee, Legal and Anti-Doping Member; Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee of the Confederation of African Football; Member of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee; Board Member of the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport.
Prof. Dr. Yong Han (1974)
Beijing / China
BA Law; Masters degree in Education (Sport Social Science) and PHD in Education (Sport Social Science) from the Beijing University of Sports; Professor at the Capital University of Physical Education and Sports (CUPES); Deputy Secretary General of the China Association for Sports law; Council Member of the Asian Association of Sports law; Arbitrator at the China Anti-Doping Agency Hearing Committee.
Prof. Dr. Zhi Li (1972)
Attorney-at-law (China) Chi/Eng
Fujian / China
Law Professor, Vice-dean of School of Law, Director of International Law Institute, Fuzhou University. Vice-President of Society of Studies on Sports Laws of China Law Society. Legal counsel for the Olympic Games Preparation office of General Administration of Sports of China. Senior lawyer (practicing since 1993) and arbitrator. B.A. (1993), LLM (2001) in East China University of Political Science and Law. PHD of International Law (2006) at Law School in Xiamen University. Postdoctor at Law School in Wuhan University. Visiting scholar of University of Houston Law School and Hamburg University Law School.
Dr Christophe Misteli (1971)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland) Fr/Eng/Deu
Vevey / Switzerland
Doctor in law (PhD); Practicing lawyer, admitted at the Swiss Bar; Board Member and Secretary General of the Cycling Anti-Doping Foundation; Secretary of the Committee of the Cycling AD Funding Committee.
Dr. Sven Nagel (1970)
Attorney-at-law (Germany) Eng/Deu
Leipzig / Germany
Doctor juris; Senior Partner Nagel Kauerhof Rechtsanwälte law firm; Member of the Board, Institute for German and International Sports Law, Leipzig; Former member of the GDR junior national team in wrestling.
Prof. Kent Pantry (1948)
Professor of law (Jamaica) Eng
Kingston / Jamaica
Professor of law, University of Technology, Jamaica; Tutor at Norman Manly Law School, Jamaica; Attorney in private practice; Former Director of Public Prosecutions, Jamaica; Former Chairman of Jamaica Independent Anti-Doping Tribunal; Former Chairman of Jamaica Racing Commission First Instance Tribunal relating to horses; Consulted by the government of Jamaica on amendments to anti-doping laws.
Mr Olli Rauste (1963)
Attorney-at-law (Finland) Eng
Helsinki / Finland
LL.M., Universities of Helsinki and Pennsylvania; Lawyer; visiting teacher (sports law), University of Jyväskylä; Deputy Judge, District Court of Joensuu, 1992; Member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the Winter Olympic Games, Salt Lake City, 2002. Arbitration Panel for Sports in Finland, Arbitrator 2004. Competition and Disciplinary Committee of Finnish Floorball League, President 2005. Chairman of the Ethics Commission for the International Floorball Federation (2018-present).
Ms Hilkka Salmenkylä (1956)
Attorney at law at Juhani Salmenkylä Ky. Practising as a private attorney since 1979. Member of the Board of the Finnish Association for Sports and Law. Former Member of the Board of the Finnish Antidoping Agency (FINADA). Arbitrator of the Finnish Sports Arbitration Board.
Mr Barry Sanders (1945)
Attorney-at-law (USA) Eng
Beverly Hills / USA
J.D. Attorney-at-law. Formerly, senior partner, and head of international practice at law firm Latham & Watkins. Currently adjunct professor at UCLA in the Law School and in the Department of Communication of the College of Arts and Sciences. Currently member of sports arbitration panel of American Arbitration Association. Formerly served as President, Board of Commissioners, Los Angeles City Department of Recreation and Parks. President, Board of Commissioners, Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and Sports Arena. Chairman, Southern California Committee for the Olympic Games. Director and Secretary of Los Angeles Sports Council and Director, Los Angeles Bid Committee for 2028 Olympic Games (LA2028). Acted as counsel for many sports events and organizations including Los Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee, Salt Lake City Olympic Organinzing Committee; 1994 World Cup Organizing Committee; Americas Cup Organizing Committee in San Diego; Goodwill Games; and Los Angeles Dodgers. Founded and chaired the International Law Section of the California State Bar Association. Founded and chaired the Los Angeles Center for International Commercial Arbitration.
Ms Barbara Shycoff (1960)
Harwood, Maryland / USA
LLM, Boston University; J.D., George Washington University; B.S., Old Dominion University; former member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) Legislation Committee; former member of the Athletes Advisory Council of the USOC; former Member of the Board of Directors of USA Swimming; former Chairman of the USA Swimming National Board of Review; former Chairman of the USA Swimming Athletes Committee; member of the CAS since 1995, and a member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the Summer Olympic Games, Atlanta, 1996.
The Hon. Patrick Smith (1949)
Judge (Canada) Eng
Pass Lake, ON / Canada
J.D. University of Western Ontario; Canadian federally-appointed Judge of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (2001-2019); Canadian federally-appointed Judge of the Territory of Nunavut (2010-); Vice President of the International Ski Federation (FIS) (2018- ); FIS Council Member (2001 - ); Chair of the FIS Anti-Doping panel since its inception; Former Chair of the FIS Legal Advisory Group and Member of the FIS Legal Committee; Former member of the Canadian freestyle ski association appeal tribunal.
Dr Marco Steiner (1978)
Lawyer (Switzerland) Deu/Eng/Fr
Krattigen / Switzerland
Founder and owner of korave.ch (2019- ); Clerk with the Appeals Commission of the Aargau Football Association (2015-); Former Legal Counsel at law firms (2017-2020); Former member of the Court of Arbitration of the International Canoe Federation (2009-2020); Former Deputy Director and Head Testing, Intelligence & Science at Antidoping Switzerland Foundation (2008-2017); Former Legal Counsel and Member of the Commission for the fight against doping of Swiss Olympic Association (2007-2008).
Me Guido Valori (1958)
Avocat (Italy) Fr/It
Attorney at law; Legal counsel of Italian Rugby Federation; Legal counsel of Italian Athletics Federation; Legal counsel of Italian Dancesport Federation; Legal counsel of Italian Boxe Federation; lecturer at Master Course in Motorcycling Management, Foro Italico Foundation, Rome; lecturer at Master Course in Sport Law, Università Statale Milan; lecturer at Master Course in Sport Management Marketing and Society, Università Bicocca, Milan; managing committee's member of CONI Rivista di Diritto Sportivo
Mr Mario Vigna (1978)
Attorney-at-law (Italy) It/Eng/Sp
J.D. (2004, University of Rome "La Sapienza", Law School), Attorney-at-law, Partner at Coccia De Angelis Vecchio & Associati"; Subject expert and Teaching Assistant of International Law at Tuscia University in Viterbo; Member of the Sport Law Commission of the Bar of Rome; Counsel to NADO Italia; Member of the WADA Legal Expert Advisory Group; Degree Thesis Scholar at European Commission, DG Trade, DG Education and Culture, and European Parliament (2004); Member of the Italian Sports Lawyers Association.
Ms Carolyn B. Witherspoon (1950)
Lawyer (USA) Eng
Little Rock / USA
JD; President, Arkansas Bar Association (1995-96); attorney at law in law firm Cross, Gunter, Witherspoon & Galchus, P.C.; arbitrator FINRA, member of the American Arbitration Association roster of employment arbitrators and mediators and the large complex case panel.
Ms Rabab Yasseen (1962)
Attorney-at-law (Iraq / Switzerland) Eng/Fr/Ar
Geneva / Switzerland
Attorney-at-law (Geneva bar); Solicitor (England and Wales); Partner, Mentha Avocats, Geneva (2005 -); Deputy Judge, Geneva Civil Courts (2007-); ICC Arbitration Commission; Arbitration Committee of the International Law Association; member of LCIA User's Council; member of the Advisory Committee of the Cairo Regional Arbitration Centre; member of the CAS ad hoc Division for the Olympic Games of Rio (2016).


The iSelect Gold Coast Titans under 20s are hoping last round win over Wests Tigers was the turning point in their season and they can back it up with a good all-round performance at Cbus Super Stadium against South Sydney Rabbitohs tomorrow.
"We've slowly been improving over the last month," coach Ben Woolf said. "Our combinations are getting a lot better and we have more consistency in our key positions."
The Rabbitohs, who are currently ranked 11th on the Holden Cup ladder, will be tough opposition but if the Titans can control the ruck area better, they should be able to take the win.
"We just need better efforts. Better line speed, better kick chase and better pressure, that will win the game," Woolf said.
Halfback Christian Hazard, who has been battling an ankle injury will return to the field for the Titans after missing the victory at Leichhardt Oval, by far the team's best performance of the season. He was dynamic in the only other victory, a come from behind win in Melbourne against the Storm.
Woolf mentioned: "If he can get through the game without injury, it will allow him to play his natural game which will offer us more in the attack."
The iSelect Gold Coast Titans under-20s take the field at 3:15 pm tomorrow followed by the NRL game at 5:30 pm.


I know that. I don't expect Chalmers to be in the top 15 by years end, and I expect Beasley to be #1. I am only throwing it up there. I think Beasley is ROY, then Love, then Oden, then Rose, then Gasol, and then who knows.
I don't agree with Love being number one or Chalmers being number 5. But, I'm not the "expert"
What the hell are you talkin about Beno? Chalmers balled out his mind Wednesday. He only turned the ball over once in a fast paced game, was efficient from the field and he hit clutch shots.
What's the point of changing your whole rankings around after 1 game?


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MANILA, Philippines - Former senator Ferdinand Marcos Jr. still has no evidence of fraud in last year's vice presidential race, a lawyer of Vice President Leni Robredo said yesterday.
Romulo Macalintal, one of the counsels for Robredo, said Marcos continues to "fish for evidence" days before the Supreme Court, sitting as Presidential Electoral Tribunal (PET), holds a preliminary conference on his electoral protest against Robredo.
He said PET rules required Marcos and Robredo to name not more than three provinces best exemplifying the electoral fraud and irregularities alleged in the protest and counter-protest.
Robredo's lawyer said Marcos, son of the late strongman, named the provinces of Camarines Sur, Iloilo and Negros Oriental, and yet made a reservation to change any of these provinces.
"Such reservation is a clear manifestation that Marcos is merely fishing for evidence and not sure of his election protest. He could not establish which three provinces out of the 30 provinces and highly urbanized cities he protested could demonstrate his much talked about electoral frauds and irregularities," Macalintal said.
He said Marcos is even prolonging his protest when he asked for the technical and forensic examination of all the ballots, ballot images, voter's receipts, names of voters in the voting list and Election Day Certified List of Voters (EDCVL) from the provinces of Basilan, Maguindanao and Lanao del Sur.
"For the information of the entire Filipino people, such technical and forensic examination involves 3,235,000 documents from said provinces as it would involve the 647,000 official ballots and the corresponding 647,000 ballot images, 647,000 voter's receipts, 647,000 names from the list of voters and 647,000 names from the EDCVL," Macalintal said.
The veteran lawyer said Marcos would rely on the results of the technical examination, should he fail to prove his case during the recount of ballots.
"This is not allowed under existing jurisprudence because once a protestant asked for recount, he could not disregard the results and seek other strategy," he said.
Macalintal also said Marcos asked to present the more than 18 million voters and thousands of members of the board of election inspectors from his protested 39,221 clustered precincts to identify their respective paper ballots and/or ballot images.
"This is clearly incredible as it would take years to identify said ballots and ballot images by said registered voters," the lawyer said.
He said Marcos even asked the PET to allow him to present all the provincial election supervisors of the provinces he protested and the municipalities and cities comprising these provinces.
"Such move clearly shows the incredible position of Marcos because these Comelec officials have no competence and ability to identify said election documents and the equipment used during said election," Macalintal said.
Marcos had accused Robredo of massive electoral fraud but the latter also filed a counter-protest with the PET.
Marcos is seeking the manual recount and judicial revision of the votes in 36,465 precincts and the annulment of results in 2,756 other precincts.
The tribunal had moved the preliminary conference on the recount to July 11 from June 21.
Robredo beat Marcos by 263,473 votes in last year's polls.


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Thursday, May 15 • 11:00am - 12:30pm
libcppa: Type-safe Messaging Systems in C++
The actor model offers a message-oriented programming paradigm that makes concurrent & distributed applications less error-prone, easier to write, understand, and debug than standard C++ facilities. In this talk, we will survey concepts and support offered by libcppa to build complex distributed applications in C++.
In the first half of this talk, Dominik Charousset will give an introduction to actor programming in C++ with a focus on new developments since C++Now in 2013. In particular, these new features include type-safe interfaces for actors that enable strongly typed messaging in distributed applications.
The second half of the talk, Matthias Vallentin will cover a case study about the scalability of VAST, a distributed database built with libcppa. This system uses actors not only to facilitate network transparency in cluster-based deployments, but also as a unit of fine-grained parallelism to speed up tasks on the critical path, such as data ingestion and query processing. Through analysis of profiler results, we showcase how to parallelize bottleneck components in parallel processing pipelines. Furthermore, we illustrate how libcppa's actor model helps to design a distributed indexing system.
Vallentin's portion of this talk will not be recorded.
Dominik Charousset
Dominik Charousset studied computer science at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. After receiving his Master's degree in 2012, he became a PhD student at the Internet Technologies Group (iNET). His research focuses on concurrent & distributed systems – in particular based on the actor model... Read More →
Matthias Vallentin
PhD student, UC Berkeley
Matthias Vallentin pursues a PhD in computer science at UC Berkeley. Before moving to California, he received his MSc and BSc from the Technical University in Munich. His research interests include high-performance intrusion detection, network monitoring, and large-scale computer... Read More →
Thursday May 15, 2014 11:00am - 12:30pm MDT


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Linguistic Approaches to Bilingualism
Vol. 5:2 (2015) ► pp. 252–284
The acquisition of dative alternation by German-English bilingual and English monolingual children
Rebecca Woods | University of York
The vulnerability of the syntax–semantics interface in simultaneous bilingual first language acquisition is still up for debate; while some scholars have found crosslinguistic transfer at this interface, others found no such influence. To determine which kinds of syntax–semantics interface phenomena may be vulnerable, this study examines the acquisition and use of dative alternation by German-English bilingual children and adults compared with English monolingual children and German and English monolingual adults.The study shows that bilingual children interpret and comprehend dative constructions in English like their monolingual peers but their production of dative constructions in German is influenced by English. This suggests that syntax–semantics interface phenomena relating to the representation of verbs' objects are vulnerable to influence. However, bilingual adults perform like monolinguals in both languages. These results suggest that any indeterminacy in the use of dative alternation in the adult state is due to L1 attrition rather than incomplete L1 acquisition.
Keywords: simultaneous bilingual first language acquisition, syntax–semantics interface, dative alternation
Published online: 10 July 2015
https://doi.org/10.1075/lab.5.2.04woo
Yang, Charles & Silvina Montrul
2017. Learning datives: The Tolerance Principle in monolingual and bilingual acquisition. Second Language Research 33:1 ► pp. 119 ff.
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UPDATE: Feb. 7, 2017, 2:11 p.m. EST Blizzard Entertainment and the Overwatch team responded to our request for comment, but did not include any thoughts on accessibility.
Overwatch's development team is calling for action from console manufacturers: either ban mice keyboards and input conversion devices on consoles, or expand support for them. But while banning alternative input devices can level the playing field, it could also shut out a whole demographic — gamers with disabilities.
Overwatch game director Jeff Kaplan posted on the Overwatch forums Thursday encouraging players to reach out to Sony and Microsoft to express their concerns about banning or supporting alternative input devices. This would change controller options for the console versions of Overwatch and leave the PC version as it is.
'Overwatch' game director Jeff Kaplan's statement.
He started the post by saying, "The Overwatch team objects to the use of mouse an keyboard on console," making it pretty clear which way the developers are leaning.
In an email statement, the Overwatch team elaborated on this post.
"Our stance on console keyboard-and-mouse setups in Overwatch comes from a desire to provide as even a playing field as possible," the team said. "Ideally, we want Overwatch players to know exactly what they're up against when they sit down for a match — but right now, console players have no way of knowing whether they're competing against someone with a keyboard-and-mouse setup or a controller."
Steven Spohn, COO of the AbleGamers Charity, took issue with Blizzard's all-or-nothing take on input options. He tweeted Monday that he uses an alternative input device, something he and other gamers with disabilities need in order to play Overwatch on their desired platform or the platform their friends play on.
Many people in the Overwatch community are only looking at this issue as stopping players from using a mouse and keyboard as an advantage over others. In an interview, Spohn spoke to how a ban on these devices could affect gamers with disabilities.
"It's not only mouse and keyboard," he said. "All assistive technology devices are considered alternative input devices or input conversion technology. In order to ban one of them, you would have to ban almost all of them."
He's still aware, of course, that using a mouse in place of a joystick to aim could give someone an advantage.
"Using a mouse and keyboard is a more precise way to aim," Spohn said. "However, times are changing. PlayStation is beginning to sell peripherals. Xbox is implementing multiplatform cross play. The line between consoles and PC gaming are beginning to blur."
PlayStation has something called the TAC Pro, which is essentially a mouse and the essential parts of a keyboard intended to mimic PC controls on the PlayStation 3 and 4.
The TAC Pro peripheral for PlayStation 4.
In the Overwatch team's email statement, the developers mention that they have no way to detect or prevent these alternative devices.
"On PS4, we could enable mouse and keyboard and match those players in a pool with other mouse and keyboard players, but we still wouldn't be able to detect players using conversion devices," the team said. "As a result, mouse-and-keyboard players would still end up competing against players using controllers."
Blizzard recognizes the difference between playing with a mouse versus playing with a controller. The console and PC versions of Overwatch differ slightly from each other to compensate for the advantage that mice can give players.
In a patch from July 2016, two Overwatch heroes who place stationary turrets that automatically attack enemies were nerfed. Both Torbjörn and Symmetra had their turret damage reduced by 30 percent, only on consoles, balancing the heroes out to match the reduced accuracy that controller users experience compared to mouse users.
There's a clear advantage to using a mouse over a controller, but should maintaining that balance be a higher priority than ensuring that everyone is able to play the game?
"While I can see some people objecting to those who would choose to use a mouse, it opens the door to an otherwise inaccessible virtual world for others," Spohn said.
He said the more options there are to play games, the better.
"AbleGamers has a saying, 'Options are the key,'" Spohn said. "We came up with that because every time I talk to developers, we always preach adding options, never limiting... Asking console manufacturers to allow everyone to use a mouse and keyboard without needing input diversion devices would be an amazing accessibility boon."
Making games accessible is certainly important and Overwatch has done some positive things, such as allowing a player with Cerebral Palsy to customize the controls enough to snipe somebody for the first time in his life.
But there are still steps to take to make the popular game more accessible for gamers with disabilities.
"They do a lot of things right and a couple things wrong," Spohn said. "Even after we've told them there are some problems for deaf gamers, they still haven't added visual cues for the ultimate abilities of characters that have audio cues. For example, Hanzo when releasing the Dragon."
Spohn said Kaplan's statement about either banning or supporting the use of alternative input devices is too polarizing and is a textbook example of how Overwatch looks at accessibility.
"He wants the technology banned or given to everyone," he said. "The truth about accessibility is that there is a lot of gray areas. It doesn't have to be all or nothing."
Kaplan called for players to reach out to Microsoft and Sony about alternative input devices in a constructive manner and Spohn agrees.
"I do think it's important people speak out and reassure the manufacturers that there are two sides to the story," he said.
So if you answer Jeff's call, ask manufacturers to allow input devices for all.
Although Blizzard Entertainment and the Overwatch team responded to our request for comment, they did not include any thoughts on accessibility for console players.


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