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Q: R data.table get unique id with maximum other id I have a data.table like so:
id | id2 | val
--------------
 1 |   1 |   A
 1 |   2 |   B
 2 |   3 |   C
 2 |   4 |   D
 3 |   5 |   E
 3 |   6 |   F

I want to group by the id column, and return the maximum id2 for that `id. Like so:
id | id2 | val
--------------
 1 |   2 |   B
 2 |   4 |   D
 3 |   6 |   F

It's easy in SQL:
SELECT id, MAX(id2) FROM tbl GROUP BY id;

But I want to know how to do this with data.table. So far I have:
tbl[, .(id2 = max(id2)), by = id]

but I don't know how to get the val part.

A: df <- read.table(header = T, text = "id  id2  val
                 1    1    A
                 1    2    B
                 2    3    C
                 2    4    D
                 3    5    E
                 3    6    F")
library(data.table)
setDT(df)
df[, max_id2 := max(id2), by = id]
df <- df[id2 == max_id2, ]
df[, max_id2 := NULL]

    id id2 val
1:  1   2   B
2:  2   4   D
3:  3   6   F

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Michigan 20, Iowa 6. Another fine defensive effort from Michigan. The front was fierce as usual. And they've made an adjustment for the screen pass, something I really wanted to see.
On offense, the offensive line play was lackluster in the first half, not adjusting well to Iowa's tactic of crowding the line of scrimmage with linebackers. They improved in the second half, and Michigan's patience in the running game eventually wore Iowa down. Mike Hart ended up with over a hundred yards rushing again, though as a team (including sacks), Michigan only gained 88 yards on the ground. Chad Henne was sharp with his passes, completing 23 of 33 for 203 yards. Steve Breaston had perhaps the best game of his career, catching every ball that came his way (7 receptions for 49 yards), and sparking Michigan's offense with a highlight-reel kickoff return.
Grades: Offense B, Defense A.
N.C State 20, Maryland 26. Another self-destruction for N.C. State. They outplayed Maryland in most aspects of the game, except for penalties (9 for 80 yards) and turnovers (two interceptions, one fumble). Back-to-back turnovers in the third quarter led to quick Maryland touchdowns, and gave Maryland a 20-0 lead. N.C. State's fourth-quarter rally fell short when Evans threw his second interception.
It's a good Maryland team, but one that N.C. State was capable of beating. They've just got to stop beating themselves.
Grades: Offense C, Defense B.
Michigan State had the largest comeback in Division 1-A history, rallying from 35 points down to beat Northwestern 41-38.
Wisconsin rolled over Purdue 24-3. Wisconsin's only loss is to Michigan. The rest of their schedule has been pretty soft, but this is a legitimately good team. A BCS bowl bid seems unlikely even if they end up 11-1, but they've probably got a lock on the Outback Bowl.
Ohio State waxed Indiana 44-3. Ohio State is just scary.
Texas survived a nail-biter against Nebraska, 22-20. These are two other legitimately good teams. Texas has only lost to #1 Ohio State, and until this week, Nebraska had only lost to #3 USC.
West Virginia, Louisville, and Rutgers all remained unbeaten in the Big East. I don't think either team has proven anything yet, though.
Tennessee won a close game against a pretty good Alabama team, 16-13. Tennessee, Auburn, Florida, and Arkansas all have one loss in the SEC. Arkansas only lost to #3 USC, and is the only team undefeated in the conference. But Arkansas is ranked lowest of the four teams in the BCS standings. That'll teach you to put Utah State and Southeast Missouri State on your schedule.
Notre Dame came from behind to beat a good UCLA team, 20-17. Notre Dame still has a suspect defense and their offensive play isn't as sharp as people expected, but there's enough talent on that team to cause trouble for a lot of opponents. The USC game on November 25th will be very interesting.
Cal needed overtime to beat Washington, 31-24. Washington is much improved under Ty Willingham. We'll have to keep an eye on that team. Meanwhile, Cal is headed for a showdown with USC on November 18th (the same day as the Michigan-Ohio State game, by the way). USC's last four games are tough; it wouldn't be surprising to see USC lose at least one of those games. That'd make for an interesting BCS scramble.
Clemson stomped Georgia Tech, 31-7. Clemson seems to be the best team in the ACC, though their loss to Boston College means they'll need help to get to the ACC championship.
Boston College beat Florida State 24-19. Boston College looks in good position to win out go to the ACC championship game with an 11-1 record. Meanwhile, Florida State is in last place in the ACC Atlantic division, and there's a danger they won't go to a bowl game at all this year. Awww.
UNC got blanked by Virginia, 23-0. John Bunting is officially out at the end of this season, having driven the program completely into the ground.
So this has got nothing to do with football, but I just read that Javi was at Carnegie Mellon on Saturday night. I didn't know he graduated from CMU and I thought "Huh. Pittsburgh represents!" It's always a little surreal when the internet and real world collide. Kaboom!
On our way to Arizona! If only the UM-OSU clash were in Ann Arbor this year. It's way too dangerous to show maize and blue in Columbus this year.


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A Soldier's Play - starring David Alan Grier & Blair Underwood finally on Broadway
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At 80 years of age, playwright Charles Fuller is finally seeing his 1982 Pulitzer Prize winning drama A SOLDIER'S PLAY on Broadway. At the American Airlines Theatre – a Roundabout Theatre Company production. ONLY through March 15th. I highly recommend a visit.
Originally premiering Off-Broadway by the Negro Ensemble Company in 1981 this powerful, raw and still pertinent play that resonates like a tsunami is done proud by director Kenny Leon, his creative staff and the casting of an excellent ensemble of actors.
Sometimes, most times unfortunately, the authors of fine work have to be extremely patient to reap their rewards.
And so here we are at Fort Neal, Louisiana, 1944 a U.S.A. segregated Army base where a company of black baseball players/soldiers await deployment overseas under the leadership of Sergeant Vernon C. Waters (David Alan Grier) a loud-mouthed, tyrannical, drunken lout who in the opening scene is murdered by an unknown assailant.
Captain Richard Davenport (a calm, confident and persistent Blair Underwood) has been summoned to investigate the murder much to the dismay of Captain Charles Taylor (a hyper Jerry O'Connell) who is shocked that a Negro could also be a Captain and does his best to thwart Davenport's investigation.
Who killed Sergeant Waters? In a riveting and tense two acts we get the surprising answer. But not before Davenport, as our narrator, investigates and interviews the other soldiers who all had good reason to get rid of Waters. Particularly the smiling guitar strumming Private C. J. Memphis (a fine J. Alphonse Nicholson) who Waters has a particular disdain for.
Mostly in flashback with some beautiful staging and singing of the blues by the soldiers in their bare bones barracks (Derek McLane) where they joke around and display their admirable bodies we are faced with racism not only of the whites for the blacks, but the vicious and vindictive black Waters for his black soldiers.
Originally deemed too revolutionary for Broadway because of its prophetic last line – "You'll have to get used to Black people being in charge." A SOLDIER'S PLAY has finally arrived in all its glory. Fierce acting from everyone.
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Here are 7 people who have been shot, killed in the last few days | Webb
It's been a violent month in the Evansville area. And that meshes perfectly with what's happening around the country.
Here are 7 people who have been shot, killed in the last few days | Webb It's been a violent month in the Evansville area. And that meshes perfectly with what's happening around the country. Check out this story on courierpress.com: https://www.courierpress.com/story/opinion/columnists/jon-webb/2019/01/29/here-7-people-who-have-been-shot-killed-last-few-days/2705029002/
Jon Webb, Evansville Courier & Press Published 6:00 a.m. CT Jan. 29, 2019 | Updated 9:38 a.m. CT Jan. 29, 2019
Gallery: 3 killed in shooting at 940 Audubon Ave. in Owensboro, Kentucky
OPD officer Jennifer Haynes, far right, dusts for fingerprints on the outside of a screen door at 940 Audubon Avenue in Owensboro, Kentucky, as police investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Owensboro Police Deptartment Detective Wilkerson informs a woman about the fatal shooting that occurred at 940 Audubon Avenue. She believed a relative was inside, Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Owensboro Police Department officers put on rubber shoe covers before entering the home at 940 Audubon Avenue to investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Members of the Owensboro Police Department stand outside 940 Audubon Avenue as others investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims inside Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Detective Hunter Hinton holds back a man who crossed the caution tape as he screamed "my son" while OPD officers investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims at 940 Audubon Avenue in Owensboro, Kentucky, Thursday Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Detective Hunter Hinton walks a family across the street after they crossed the caution tape while OPD officers investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims at 940 Audubon Avenue in Owensboro, Kentucky, Thursday Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
Daviess County Coroner Jeff Jones takes a phone call on the porch of 940 Audubon Avenue as police wait for a search warrant to investigate a fatal shooting with at least four victims Thursday, Jan. 17, 2019. MaCabe Brown / Courier & Press
It's been another violent month in the Evansville area.
Last Friday, 25-year-old Delvin Devante Mitchell was found shot to death inside a car on Frisse Avenue.
Two days before, Deaveyonte Emery, 27, was accused of shooting into a vehicle that carried two children on Kerth Avenue.
There have been other shootings. A stabbing. Even an attack with car keys.
And, of course, there was the unspeakable triple homicide in Owensboro, in which 43-year-old Jay Michael Sowders, 35-year-old Robert D. Smith Jr. and 18-year-old Christopher Carie were all shot in the head and killed. A fourth victim, Carmen R. Vanegas, 35, survived.
All that violence meshes perfectly with what's happening around the country.
On Jan. 23, a former Indiana resident named Zephen Xaver walked into a SunTrust bank in Sebring, Florida, and executed five women, police say. He apparently ordered them all to lie on the floor of the bank. Then he shot them in the head.
Orlando Vellon and his wife Angie hold candles at Nuevo Pacto United Methodist Church in Sebring during a memorial service in memory of Marisol Lopez and the other victims of a shooting at SunTrust Bank. Lopez was a member of the church. Mandatory Credit: Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAY via USA TODAY NETWORK (Photo: Craig Bailey/FLORIDA TODAY)
In Louisiana, 21-year-old Dakota Theriot is accused of destroying two families. He reportedly killed his parents before shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend, her father and her 17-year-old brother.
Those stories have gotten a fair share of media attention. But gun deaths are so commonplace they've become American wallpaper. It takes extraordinary examples to get us to turn our heads.
Multiple smaller-scale shootings happen every day, all across the country. Here are some that have occurred in the last few days.
Quadruple homicide
As of Monday, no one knows why Daylon Gamble shattered the small town of Rockmart, Georgia.
The 27-year-old allegedly shot and killed Jaequnn Davis, 19, and 48-year-old Helen Rose Mitchell on Thursday. Then, police believe, he walked about 300 yards to another home, where he shot and killed Arkeyla Perry, 24, and Dadrian Cummings, 26.
Another victim, 24-year-old Peerless Brown, was shot in the face but managed to survive.
Gamble's next trip was a lot longer than 300 yards.
He reportedly swiped a truck and drove eight hours north to Indianapolis, where he was arrested without incident Sunday. Police believe all five victims were targeted, but no one has said why.
Friends and families of the victims gathered for a vigil Saturday night at a Rockmart church. Lori Meinke, a close friend of Mitchell's, couldn't make sense of what happened.
"Why would somebody do that?" she asked Fox 5. "(Mitchell) would never hurt anybody."
3-year-old killed
Damion Little was arguing with a woman outside her home in Pritchard, Alabama, when he apparently pulled out a gun.
Police believe he fired through the front door, shattering the glass. Bullets struck the woman, who was later rushed into surgery.
But another person was in the path of the bullets as well: a little 3-year-old boy.
The boy, who police have yet to identify, died from his injuries, a victim of an argument he didn't understand.
Javon Martin, 17, and his 15-year-old girlfriend Makaila Simon were hanging out in his room just after 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
That's when he got the rifle. He reportedly wanted to show it to Simon. He later told police he made sure it was unloaded.
But he was wrong.
The gun went off, and a bullet struck Simon in the chest. She died before paramedics could arrive.
Authorities in Spring, Texas, are still investigating. Sheriff Ed Gonzalez told the Houston Chronicle they didn't know if the shooting was accidental or not, but authorities claimed there was no indication the couple had been fighting.
Simon had celebrated her 15th birthday just three days before.
"Makaila Simon was born with chunky cheeks with pretty brown eyes," her mother Alicia reportedly posted on Facebook on Makaila's birthday. "She is growing up to be a beautiful young lady."
St. Louis police officers Nathaniel Hendren and Katlyn Alix decided to play a game.
They, along with a third officer, were sitting in Hendren's apartment around 1 a.m. Thursday when Hendren pulled out a revolver. He dumped out the bullets, put one back in and spun the cylinder.
According to the probable cause affidavit, he then aimed the gun at Alix and pulled the trigger. Click.
Alix grabbed the gun and returned the favor. Another click.
The third officer – identified as Hendren's partner, but whose name has not been released – was uneasy about witnessing a brazen game of Russian Roulette and decided to leave.
Just as he reached the door, he heard the shot.
Alix had been hit in the chest. They rushed her to the hospital, but doctors were unable to save her.
Hendren was arrested and charged with involuntary manslaughter. If convicted, he could get 10 years in prison.
Before Alix was shot, the partner reportedly told Hendren "they shouldn't be playing with guns and that they were police officers."
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Contact columnist Jon Webb at jon.webb@courierpress.com.
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• At 5:15 p.m. police cited Anthony Joseph Aunan, 48, of Zumbrota, Minn., with theft by shoplifting after he allegedly attempted to steal a FitBit from Target.
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• At 4:40 a.m. police arrested Robert William Storlie, 47, of Winona, and referred him to the county attorney for a potential charge of fifth-degree domestic assault after he allegedly punched a woman in the face during a dispute on the 1000 block of West Broadway.
• At 4:11 p.m. a Winona man reported the theft of a PlayStation console and a power cord to a television set on the 300 block of Washington Street within the past week while he was absent on spring break. The other roommates have not yet returned to confirm whether other items were stolen. There was no sign of forced entry on the home.
• At 9:14 p.m. police cited Chase Randall Hawley, 19, of Winona, with theft by shoplifting at Walmart.
• At 1:13 a.m. police arrested Julius Marquis Shelton, 43, of Onalaska, Wis., and referred him to the county attorney for a potential charge of third-degree driving while intoxicated after police stopped Shelton on Seventh and Washington streets for reportedly driving without an operating third brake light. Shelton had a reported blood-alcohol content measured at .16 percent.
• At 4:15 p.m. deputies arrested Randall Lee Reps, 69, of Lewiston, and referred him to the county attorney for a potential charge of driving while intoxicated after deputies received a report of a vehicle with an intoxicated driver and located Reps on County Road 12 turning onto County Road 119. While turning, Reps reportedly crossed over the centerline, resulting in a traffic stop and eventual arrest. Reps had a reported blood-alcohol content measured at .11 percent.


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The Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales in England
Address: Provincial House, 27 Queensberry Road, Kettering, Northants NN15 7HL.
Priest in residence: Fr Terry McGrath.
Website: http://msfsuk.com/index.html
Fr. Larive was the first Missionary of St. Francis de Sales to come and work in England. In a sense he is our patron and forerunner. He was born on 19th August 1819 in the village of Hermillon, a remote place in the mountains not far from St. Jean de Maurienne. He was ordained a priest of the diocese on 1st June 1844. After serving as curate in a couple of parishes, he asked to join the newly formed group of Missionaries of St. Francis de Sales in Annecy. They had been working locally for about 20 years, preaching, giving spiritual guidance, calling people to a holy life. But in 1842 they were asked by the Holy See to work in India. Francis Larive was keen to join them and go to India. The Founder of the Missionaries, Fr. Peter Mermier, helped him to discern his missionary calling. He encouraged him to want to be more like Jesus – even to the point of accepting poverty, insults and humiliations for the love of God. After a novitiate of only a few months, he was professed as a Missionary on 6th June 1848.
In November 1848 Francis Larive arrived at Kamptee in India. He spent 11 years there working in the parish and as chaplain to the garrison of the British Army. It was from Kamptee that Fr. Larive travelled to England in the company of Captain Dewell, an Army officer he had received into the Catholic Church, who was from Malmesbury in Wiltshire. They arrived in England on 24th May 1861. After a brief meeting in Bristol with Bishop Clifford, Fr. Larive was sent to be the first resident priest in Chippenham. During his five years there he worked to set up the parish in Devizes, where he blessed the foundation stone of the church on 11th July, 1864. He was well supported in this work by other Missionaries, both Priests and Brothers, who had joined him from Annecy.
By 1866 he was free to start a new church and community in Malmesbury. The Sisters of St. Joseph of Annecy, who had known him in Kamptee, also came to Malmesbury and set up a school. Francis Larive gave of himself fully to the spread of the Faith both in India and in England. At the heart of all his qualities there was a deep interior life of prayer and a desire to imitate Christ.
Every year he went on Retreat to the Jesuits in London. In September 1872, after a Retreat in Annecy, he went on pilgrimage to Rome and was presented to Pope Pius IX – 'Pio Nono' – he also went to celebrate Mass at the Little House of Loreto on the of 8th September 1872. Perhaps at Loreto he renewed the promise he had made years before at Our Lady's Shrine of La Sallette, to offer up his health, reputation and all spiritual comfort – for the sake of the Mission.
By 1885 Francis Larive was ill. He had a year to rest in Devizes. Then he returned to the house of the Missionaries in Annecy. In 1890 the Superior General of the Missionaries agreed to give a priest to the Catholic community in Petersfield. Fr. Larive was asked to start the parish there. He was then 71 years of age. The three years he spent in Petersfield were fraught with accusations, allegations and misunderstandings. He felt that his earlier promise to Our Lady was being kept – he gave up his reputation! He died in Petersfield one Sunday morning on 28th May, 1893. He had served as a Missionary in England for over 30 years – a man with a generous heart who had great faith and courage in his service of Christ and the Church.
We, his fellow Missionaries, ask his prayers on our apostolate here in the U.K. As a Fransalian family we are gathered by God, from diverse languages, cultures and nations to live as brothers united in heart and mind, so as to "LIVE JESUS" according to the Spirit and Spirituality of St Francis de Sales, our Patron and in the footsteps of our Founder Fr Peter Mary Mermier.
As a Religious family, we radiate Salesian dimensions of life in service, be it in parishes, in education and on missions. As a Fransalian family we live the clarion call of our founder: "I WANT MISSIONS" in our Being and Doing, so as to be Mystics of God's Love for Prophetic Ministries today.
We have just set up our Provincial House in the Northampton Diocese, at 27, Queensberry road, Kettering. The Priest in Residence is Fr Terry McGrath, the Provincial.
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First, the Navient lawsuit is another data point displaying a clear CFPB trend: to depart from the guidance issued or practices accepted by other federal government agencies that regulate the same industry. According to Navient's view, the CFPB's case "improperly seeks to impose penalties . . . based on new servicing standards applied retroactively and applied only against one servicer" and that the new servicing standards are inconsistent with the Department of Education's regulations. The CFPB doesn't hesitate to stray from the position of other regulators, as we have seen before.
As many of our readers know, a couple years ago, the CFPB sued PHH Corporation (PHH) —a home mortgage servicing company— for purportedly receiving kickbacks from mortgage insurance companies to whom it referred borrowers, in alleged violation of Section 8(a) and 8(b) of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).[iv] Contrary to the plain language and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) interpretation of RESPA, the CFPB found that PHH's receipt of payments from the insurance company did not fall within the statutory carve-out for practices otherwise prohibited by RESPA. [v] Richard Cordray, the CFPB director, demanded that PHH return all reinsurance premiums it received during the relevant time period—$103 million more than what the administrative law judge granted. On appeal of Mr. Cordray's ruling, the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit reversed, finding that the bureau misinterpreted Section 8(c) of RESPA and violated "due process principles by retroactively applying its new interpretation of the statute against PHH." When compared against the PHH case, the Navient matter similarly exemplifies a desire by CFPB to impose new regulatory expectations that were not previously articulated by the functional regulator for this industry, in this case, the Department of Education.
Second, in the Navient matter, the CFPB makes pronouncements about how UDAAP applies to a given set of facts—for the first time—through an enforcement action rather than through agency guidance or rulemaking. This is also not a new phenomenon. Since its inception six years ago, the CFPB has brought several enforcement actions against financial institutions based on the UDAAP prohibition without specifying what precise conduct would meet the elements of a UDAAP violation of that prohibition (other than pointing to the general elements of UDAAP listed in the Dodd-Frank Act). The Navient matter shows that the CFPB remains committed to its approach of regulation by enforcement, which we have spoken about before.
However, despite the controversy surrounding the CFPB's "abusive" power, any attempt to eliminate this authority will have no impact on curbing the CFPB as a practical matter. This is because anytime that the CFPB has sought to allege violations of the "abusive" prohibition, the CFPB has also chosen to plead a companion claim in practice—asserting that the same fact pattern underlying the "abusive" count also independently constitutes an illegal, "unfair" act. For instance, in the Navient matter, the CFPB targeted alleged "steering" conduct by which Navient was accused of advising borrowers to seek forbearance of student loan obligations rather than income-based repayment plans that "would have been financially beneficial to those borrowers." The CFPB crafted both an Abusive count (Count I) and an Unfairness count (Count II) based on this same conduct, which illustrate how stripping the CFPB of its power to bring an abusive claim does nothing to restrain the CFPB's ability to pursue an enforcement action overall. Because the CFPB's power to assert an unfairness claim would remain intact, the proposed amendment to remove "abusive" in Hensarling's legislation may not have a practical effect.
Fourth, the case shows the CFPB in active partnership with state law enforcement agencies to sue financial firms jointly or in parallel proceedings. Navient was sued by the Illinois Attorney General and the Washington Attorney General at the same time the CFPB suit arose. As commentators observe the continuing political and existential crises facing the CFPB in coming weeks, one point to remember is that the consumer protection laws found in the Dodd-Frank Act have state analogs under state unfair business practices statutes. In addition, the Dodd-Frank Act itself permits, in some situations, state attorneys general or state banking authorities to enforce the Dodd-Frank Act, thereby stepping into the CFPB's shoes, in a sense. Accordingly, the Navient case represents a potential harbinger of what may come as states increasingly focus their effort on consumer financial cases.
With the case initiated on the eve of a new administration, the outcome of this strategic enforcement action will have a lasting impact on the state of play in the student loan servicing industry. We will continue to monitor and provide updates on the development of the CFPB's activities.
[i] Consumer Financial Protection Bureau v. Navient Corporation, et. al., 3:17-cv-00101-RDM (Dkt. 1, January 18, 2017).
[ii] The CFPB defines an "unfair act" as one causes or is likely to cause substantial injury to consumers, which is not reasonably avoidable by consumers, and such substantial injury is not outweighed by countervailing benefits to consumers or to competition. See 12 U.S.C. § 5531(c).
[iii] An abusive act, according to the CFPB, means one that "takes unreasonable advantage of the reasonable reliance by the consumer on a covered person to act in the interests of the consumer." See also, 12 U.S.C. § 5531(d).
[vi] This includes Sections 1013(g), 1021(b)(2), 1031, 1036(a)(1)(B) and 1076(b)(2)(A) of the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010.


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In Part 1, I explained the international factors behind the recent rise in inflation: a surge in world oil prices (now at a 3-year high) and the weaker peso (now at a 12-year low).
In Part 2, I focus on TRAIN and why its timing is bad. I also explore the policies government can and cannot pursue to cushion the impact of higher inflation on Filipinos.
First, it directly increased the prices of certain products – like petroleum, automobiles, and sugar-sweetened beverages – owing to its new excise taxes.
Second, the impact of these new excise taxes has rippled across the economy, raising inflation across the board.
Third, opportunistic businessmen have used TRAIN as an excuse to charge unwarranted price increases and reap above-normal profits.
In a time of high world oil prices and a weaker peso, it's clear that TRAIN arrived at a most inopportune time. But just how large are its contributions to inflation?
Recently, the Department of Finance (DOF) published a breakdown of the factors behind the excess inflation seen in April 2018. With inflation at 4.5% and the Bangko Sentral's target at 3%, excess inflation then amounted to 1.5 percentage points.
Of this, the DOF claims only 0.4 percentage point (or 26.7%) was due to TRAIN's excise taxes and the higher inflation it caused.
Back in January, a number of gas stations were reportedly applying the new excise taxes on old inventories of gas and diesel, even if the law was supposed to apply to new stocks.
To learn that, months later, profiteering could still be a major contributor to inflation is quite disturbing. It raises a number of questions: How many businesses are abusing TRAIN to charge unwarranted price hikes? What mechanisms are in place to monitor prices and ensure that profiteers are caught and charged accordingly? Is government going after these profiteers hard enough?
It's not clear what the "other factors" are besides profiteering. But assuming that all (or most) of the 0.7 percentage point was due to profiteering, then the combined impact of TRAIN on higher inflation is, in fact, a total of 1.1 percentage points, or 73% of the excess inflation in April 2018.
Does this mean that TRAIN could be responsible for much of the excess inflation we've seen in recent months – even more than the surge in world oil prices and the weaker peso?
Does this also mean that the economic managers are misleading the public by constantly trumpeting that TRAIN is responsible for just 0.4 percentage point of the 4.5% inflation in April?
With higher inflation thrust upon us by both international and local factors, what can government do to minimize its impact?
On May 10, 2018, in a bid to temper inflation, the Bangko Sentral raised its benchmark interest rate from 3% to 3.25% – the first interest rate hike since September 2014.
The idea is to induce households to save more and consume less in the short run, reducing overall demand in the economy and preventing prices from rising further.
Such an interest rate hike works best if inflation is caused by demand-side factors. But, as we've noted, higher inflation now is overwhelmingly caused by supply-side factors like higher world oil prices, a weaker peso, and profiteering.
Another way to fight inflation is by "tariffying" rice import quotas, or converting them into their equivalent tariffs. NEDA estimates that a 35% tariff on rice could reduce the price of rice by P4.30 per kilo, so that each family could save as much as P2,362 per year.
Meanwhile, the TRAIN law itself provides for palliative cash transfers to the country's poorest families – worth P2,400 per family in 2018, and P3,600 per family in 2019.
Logistical nightmares – like the need to verify the identities of millions of poor people – also delay the disbursement of such transfers. Hence, some families might not receive aid until August or September, several months after the initial surge of inflation brought on by TRAIN.
Financial aid to jeepney drivers, called Pantawid Pasada, will also not come until later this year because bureaucrats are still scrambling to assemble the database of beneficiaries.
Higher inflation, coupled with the forthcoming 2019 midterm election, has suddenly turned TRAIN into a political hot potato.
At least 3 senators – all of whom voted for TRAIN – are now calling for its suspension. One senator even claims he didn't get to read TRAIN's final version, and that he voted for it with a "critical yes bordering on a no" (whatever that means).
Other lawmakers, meanwhile, are toying with the idea of granting a nationwide minimum wage hike to P800 per day, as petitioned by certain labor groups. To see how large this is, the current minimum wage rate in Metro Manila is just P512.
Lawmakers will do well to steer clear of their populist instincts lest they make things even worse.
Though it may be too late to stop TRAIN as a whole, lawmakers could still put the brakes on its petroleum excise taxes.
Not many people know, however, that TRAIN actually contains a circuit breaker in case oil prices go awry. Petroleum excise taxes are actually set to increase in 2019 and 2020. But TRAIN provides that if the benchmark called Dubai Crude reaches $80 per barrel, these higher taxes will not kick in.
Even with such a provision, the law provides that the initial wave of petroleum excise taxes is here to stay no matter what.
Who's to blame for TRAIN's painful petroleum excise taxes?
TRAIN's proponents now admit that, when they crafted the law as early as mid-2016, they failed to anticipate the extraordinary rise of oil prices we see today. They also likely failed to incorporate in their calculations the profiteering that TRAIN would inspire.
Ultimately, however, responsibility for TRAIN lies with the lawmakers who passed it. Figure 1 shows that, in the months leading to TRAIN's passage, world oil prices were already picking up.
In other words, lawmakers had every opportunity to modify TRAIN and introduce provisions that could further soften its blow. They have no one to blame for the law's inadequacies other than themselves.
Worse, a wage-price spiral could force the Bangko Sentral to raise interest rates further, and this could eventually put a damper on overall economic growth.
No one denies that our people need economic support now because of extraordinarily high inflation which might not go away any time soon.
But the tradeoff should be clear to policymakers: if we want to provide workers with more relief now – in the form of higher minimum wages – we should not be surprised if inflation persists in the future. Because of this, temporary unconditional cash transfers might be the more prudent course to take now.
Needless to say, this is a delicate balancing act that lawmakers must tread carefully lest prices could easily spin out of control.
All in all, tempering inflation is no mean feat, and government may find it difficult to balance all the economic and political tradeoffs at play.
As we ride out this episode of unusually high inflation, the least government can do is to show some sympathy for the economic worries besetting millions of Filipinos.
By belittling the poor and brushing aside their worries – especially in a time of acute economic hardship – Duterte's economic managers betray their lack of genuine interest to serve the people.


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A fan's mockup of a Facebook phone.
Facebook rolled out a new feature for the Messenger app on iPhone that lets you make free phone calls to your friends using a WiFi or cellular data connection.
It only works on iPhone.
It only works in the U.S. and Canada.
Both parties need the separate Facebook Messenger app to make calls. It won't work with the regular Facebook app that you use to update your status and check your News Feed.
But the calling feature in Messenger hints at the grander plans Facebook has for you phone. Just like Facebook is increasingly doing everything in its power to keep you stuck on Facebook.com on your desktop (the addition of search last week is a big step), it's becoming clear that it's also doing its best to keep you within its app ecosystem on your smartphone, even when making calls.
The calling feature works really well too. I've been using it all week to make calls, and the quality is a lot better than it is using the regular calling feature over Verizon's network. In some cases, audio sounded a bit tinny if the person on the other line was using a 3G connection instead of WiFi or LTE. But overall, it was a great experience.
So what does the future "Facebook phone" actually look like? Matt Lynley of the WSJ says the phone might already here, but I think there's a lot more work to be done before we can make that call.
First and most importantly, I'd like to see Facebook redesign its regular app as an all-in-one app. Right now, Facebook has separate apps for sending messages (Messenger), uploading photos (Facebook Camera), managing Like pages (Facebook Pages Manager), and sharing self-destructing photos and videos with your friends (Poke). TechCrunch's Josh Constine says Facebook is working on a redesign for the app (he's seen it with his own eyes), so hopefully that app will spin in features that have been relegated to separate apps.
The calling feature needs to be more phone-like. As it works now in Messenger, you have to select your friend's name, then press a the "i" (information) button to get the phone call option. Phone calls appear on the recipient's screen as a regular pop-up notification if Messenger is closed, so it can be pretty easy to miss a call. Even though Messenger can be used as a phone replacement, it doesn't have the look and feel of one yet.
And finally, Facebook just gave us a glimpse at a future where all smartphone features are performed over data connections. Your regular cell phone plan for calling and texting is slowly dying. Trust me, carriers realize this. The two biggest carriers, Verizon and AT&T, are happy to give you unlimited regular texting and calling in favor of charging you up the nose for data usage.
Despite Mark Zuckerberg's denials, there's always a chance that Facebook will release its own smartphone one day. We already know based on several reports that the company is at least working on one. However, last week's update to Messenger makes me think it'd would be just as happy turning every phone into a Facebook phone through its apps. It feels like a very Facebook-y move.


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Melville House Books
The Making of Donald Trump is on the New York Times Best Sellers List for the third week running
by Melville House
Yet more good news on The Making of Donald Trump: it's now enjoying its third straight week on the New York Times Best Seller List!
Are we surprised? We're not surprised. We started with David Cay Johnston, an author who's won awards for his dogged tax journalism and who's known Donald Trump since 1988. He did a huge amount of research into Trump's early years and past business dealings, and then wrote them up with what you might call "the best words" — a clear, carefully-cited, just-the-facts account.
Johnston has surely been enjoying the book's success, along with a wave of appreciation from media and political commentators writing about the Man Who Would Be King. Mother Jones magazine's Trump Files column has three times this week made use of Johnston's reporting: once to discuss the time Trump cut off health care to a sickly infant nephew to settle a score against his parents ("Classy.") in a piece by Natalie Schreyer, once to tell the story of the time Trump was unable to name a single one of the Trump University professors he claimed to have hand-picked for the notorious dumpster-fire-masquerading-as-a-for-profit-education-initiative ("Terrific people. Terrific brains. Successful.") in a piece by Max J. Rosenthal, and again, in another piece by Rosenthal, to consider Trump's historic difficulties being honest about his casinos. The book was recommended by the Independent's Brad Davies, while Kirkus Reviews labeled it "a can't-miss, fabulous book," and told their readers to "buy it!"
And none other than the great Michiko Kakutani praised him this week in the New York Times, writing:
"The Making of Donald Trump" by David Cay Johnston — a former reporter for The New York Times who has written extensively about Mr. Trump — zeros in on Mr. Trump's business practices, arguing that while he presents himself as "a modern Midas," much "of what he touches" has often turned "to dross." Mr. Johnston, who has followed the real estate impresario for nearly three decades, offers a searing indictment of his business practices and creative accounting. He examines Mr. Trump's taste for debt, what associates have described as his startling capacity for recklessness, multiple corporate bankruptcies, dealings with reputed mobsters and accusations of fraud.
Meanwhile, Johnston decided to hold a signing of the book in Rochester, New York, near his home (local media was suitably chuffed). Turns out his neighbors were pretty eager to hear what he might have to say:
Overflow for #BrightonNY resident @PulitzerPrize winner @DavidCayJ discussing his book "The Making of Donald Trump." pic.twitter.com/7PmzNZaQzA
— Bill Moehle (@BillMoehle1) August 23, 2016
And in the midst of all of this, somehow—because David Cay Johnston is a guy who finds time for all of this around his work as a professional journalist—he also wrote a terrific piece about the Trump campaign for the Daily Beast:
We learned something extraordinarily valuable last week about Donald Trump's qualifications to be president when, in the words of oh so many news reports, there was another shake-up of his tiny campaign team. Sadly, most all of the breaking news reports and initial opinion columns missed it.
The gist of news reports concerned the firing of one campaign manager—who evidently had been an unregistered, deceptive and highly paid foreign agent for a Moscow-leaning Ukraine government—and the hiring of a new one, the overseer of a fringe website that makes up fantastical "news" reports which Trump regards as factual.
The widely reported significance: Trump was blowing off the Republican establishment and retaining inexperienced enablers who would, as the saying goes, let Trump be Trump.
As for the question of whether David Cay Johnston ever sleeps — when we find out, we'll let you know. Meantime, you can order his book here.
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Novak Djokovic splits with coaches, training team in bid to return to top
Updated May 05, 2017 | 17:45 IST | AFP
Novak Djokovic said Friday that he had parted ways with his entire training team, including long-time coach Marian Vajda, as he attempts to arrest an alarming slide in form in the past year.
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Belgrade, Serbia: Novak Djokovic said Friday that he had parted ways with his training team, including long-time coach Marian Vajda, as he attempts to arrest an alarming slide in form in the past year.
The former world number one believes that this "shock therapy" will help him return to the top of the game after a wretched run of results.
"I am a hunter and my biggest goal is to find the winning spark on the court again," Djokovic, 29, said in a lengthy statement on his website.
The Serb, who was knocked off top spot last November by Andy Murray, joined his rival at the exit of the Monte Carlo Masters after losing to Belgian David Goffin 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 last month.
In January, Djokovic's Australian Open title defence ended in a shock second-round exit.
The statement said Djokovic felt the need for a change and had "mutually agreed" with Vajda, fitness coach Gebhard Phil Gritsch and physiotherapist Miljan Amanovic to end their partnership.
The move follows a split late last year with coach Boris Becker after three years working together.
The 12-time Grand Slam champion said he was thinking of appointing a new head coach but did not want to rush the decision.
"I want to find a way to come back to the top stronger and more resilient," he said.
"I have so much faith in this process and that's why I will take time to find the right person who I can connect with professionally."
For now he said he would be on tour alone with the support of his family and management, with the French Open just over two weeks away.
Vajda, who has been a major influence, said he felt like he had spent a "whole lifetime" with Djokovic.
"Novak can do so much more and I am sure he will," the departing head coach said.
"I am convinced that he will remain at the top of tennis for many years and that he will bring a lot of joy to all the tennis fans around the world with his victories."
Gritsch describe Djokovic as "a champion and a warrior and the sky is the limit for him".
Djokovic had expressed frustration about his game after his Monte Carlo disappointment, saying he was "doing everything that I can to play well".
He said then that he would not add to his schedule and would try to stick with the Madrid and Rome Masters events this month to complete his Grand Slam preparations for Paris.


From case studies to conference presentations, the 2018 contributions of the Ally Community sparked new, global conversations about accessibility, inclusive learning, and universal design for learning (UDL). The stories and discoveries shared by members of the Ally Community through activities like the Community Forum Series and Community site have helped drive innovation in campus accessibility strategy and inclusive learning pedagogy. In our efforts to continue to connect and amplify voices in our Community, we're kicking off the 2019 Ally Tour. The Ally Team will be circling the globe one campus at a time to learn more about how institutions are tackling their toughest accessibility challenges and measuring the impact of inclusive learning experiences on student success.
What's Going Down on the Tour?
The Ally Team is spending 2019 on the road, visiting Ally campuses to gather first-hand accounts from instructional technologists, accessibility coordinators, faculty, and students about how accessibility and Ally are impacting teaching and learning. We'll be sharing what we learn along the way, carrying the anecdotes and lessons from a growing community of inclusive learning innovators to each destination. We'll also be digging into Ally usage data and findings from case studies for insights into overall trends and engagement. At each stop along the tour, we'll be producing podcasts with Ally service leads, conducting video interviews with students and faculty, and blogging about the entire journey in the "2019 Ally Tour" space on the Ally Community site.
By the end of the Ally 2019 Tour, we'll have woven together campus voices and research from across our Ally Community into a global portrait of inclusive education. We hope the artifacts created during our journey will help blaze new pathways for accessibility advocacy, technological innovation, and inclusive learning design. Stay involved in the conversation at tour.ally.ac as well as on Twitter and Instagram by posting questions, comments, and sharing your own experiences.
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"Ashwin can get to 800 Test wickets; Lyon not good enough," says Muttiah Muralitharan
Muttiah Muralitharan is the only man to have got to the 800 Test wickets mark.
By Sameer Deodhar - 14 Jan, 2021
Former Sri Lankan spin great Muttiah Muralitharan had an interesting point of view on how the Test format has become easier for the bowlers than those in his era. He also revealed which bowler he thinks might break the 800 Test wickets barrier, broken only by himself.
Muralitharan reckoned that Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin might be the next bowler to get to the milestone.
He does have a chance to get there by the number of wickets he has taken and the number of matches he has played to get there. He also pointed out that Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon might not be good enough to get there.
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Muttiah Muralitharan told Telegraph, "Ashwin has a chance because he is a great bowler. Other than that, I don't think any younger bowler coming in will go to 800. Maybe Nathan Lyon is not good enough to reach it. He is close to 400 (396 after the third Test against India) but he has had to play many, many matches to get there."
R Ashwin, 34, currently has 377 Test wickets in 74 Tests while Lyon,33, has 396 in 99 Tests.
The 48-year-old stated the difference between batsmen's techniques during his playing days and to that of the batsmen in the current era, who are primarily limited-overs formats players and can't hang on to the pitch without playing their shots.
Muralitharan said, "The problem in Test cricket is that Twenty20s and one-day internationals have changed the dynamics. When I played, the batsmen were technically so good and wickets were flat; now, they try to finish matches in three days. The bowlers in my day had to do extra work to get spin and do something magic to get results."
"Nowadays, if you bowl line and length over a period of time, you will get five wickets. It is guaranteed because batsmen cannot stay for long without attacking. You have a better chance of taking wickets, which is why spinners only have to set the field properly, bowl line and length, and let the pitches and batsmen do the rest," he added.
(With inputs from Telegraph and PTI)
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