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report would naturally have to be addressed to the Fuehrer and the Supreme Commander in chief of the Armed Forces.
(C) The chief of the OKW agrees to the aforesaid matter but is ready if necessary to provide the treaties with an indorsement of about the following contents:
Enclosed synopsis of evidence is being transmitted which heavily incriminates Belgium and Holland for its attitude with regard to the matter of neutrality.
Therefore I deem it to be imperative that Germany acts before the opposite side acts, or imperative to draw the necessary political conclusions.
The chief for Foreign Affairs section defense counsels urgently omit the final sentence.
The question remains unsettled for the time being.
(D) Conveyed attitude taken by the Chief of the OKW Undersecretary of State Gaus by the Chief for Foreign Affairs, 3 May 1940 19-30 hrs.
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TOP SECRET Dept. National Defense (IV/Qu.)
Fuehrer H. Q. May 12, 1941
Affair for Chief! By commissioned officer only!
Subject: Treatment of political and military Russian officials.
Report notice
I. Army High Command presents a statement of the instruction from March 31, 1941, concerning "Directives regarding treatment of political representatives, etc., for uniform execution of this mission," enclosed as Annex 1.
This draft provides:
1. Political representatives and commissars are to be eliminated.
2. Insofar as they are apprehended by the troops, decision rests with an officer of disciplinary power whether that person is to be eliminated. Identification as political functionary is sufficient proof.
3. Political commissars of the Army are not recognized as Prisoners of War and are to be liquidated at the latest in the transient prisoner of war camps. No deportation to the rear areas.
4. Professional directors (commissars) of economic and technical institutions are to be apprehended only if resisting the German Armed Forces.
5. The execution of the operations must not be interrupted by this measure. Coordinated search parties and razzias are not to take place.
6. In the rear army areas political functionaries and commissars, with the exception of political military commissars, are to be handed over to the commitment Kdos. of the political security police. II. In opposition to this, Memorandum 3 of The Reichsleiter Rosenberg, suggests that only very high and topmost functionaries be liquidated as the state, communal, and economic functionaries are indispensable for the administration of the occupied territories. III. Therefore a decision of the Fuehrer is required which principles shall be valid.
Proposal L. for case II:
(1) Functionaries revolting against the army, a thing to be expected from the radical element, come under the decree of rules for military tribunals of the territory Barbarossa. "They are to be liquidated as partisans. The same provision is accepted in Directives for conduct of armed forces in Russia."
(2) Functionaries, committing no hostile act, are to be left in peace for the time being. The armed forces can hardly be expected to segregate the different grades of authority in the separate sectors, only after more complete penetration of the territory will it be possible to decide, if the remaining functionaries may stay at their present location, or will be handed over to the special commandos, insofar as commands themselves are not in a position to conduct the scrutiny.
(3) Military functionaries [commissars] are to be dealt with according to proposal OKH. They are not recognized as prisoners of war and are to be liquidated at the latest in the transient P of W camps and under no circumstances to be removed to the
rear areas.
W. [initial of Warlimont]
Chief of W.F.St.
Chief L.
L IV.
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News: W.R.
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Berlin May 28, 1941 Notes of Meeting with Reichsminister FUNK Present: (1) Reichsleiter
Rosenberg (2) Reichsstatthalter
Meyer (3) Stabsleiter
Schickedanz (4) Staatssekretar
Landfried (5) Reichsbankdirektor Wilhelm (6) Ministerialdirektor Schlotterer (7) Oberbuergermeister Winkler (8) Oberbereichsleiter
Malletke
Subject: Establishing of currency for the countries to be occupied.
(page 4] [Par. 2]
In the Ukraine and in the Caucasus however it would become necessary to maintain the present currency the Rubel; at least until a Ukrainian and or Caucasian National Bank has been formed. Plans would have to be made to provide sufficient Rubel bills by printing new ones in Germany, as well as by manufacturing printing dies to be used also over there, these Rubels to be used for purchases as well as for troops.
Reichbankdirektor Wilhelm asks that the Reich Bank not appear in the new printing of Rubel bills under any circumstances. The Reich Bank should not be accused in any case that it has counterfeited bills. For this purpose a special organization must be created.
The following remarks should be made with regard to today's debate on the position of the Chief Commissars in the occupied Eastern territories:
The Chief Commissar is provided because the General Commis
sariats are so extensive and the number of District (Kreis] Commissariats in them so large that effective and direct contact between the General Commissars and the District (Kreis) Commissars appears to be impossible. In the General Commissariat of Kiev, for instance, which is made up of 221 rayons, about 75 town and country Districts [Kreise] would have to be organised, if 3 are merged into 1. The introduction of an intermediate authority would make contact not more complicated, but easier. It is also not established that such an interposition would involve delay in official procedure. Direct contact between the General Commissariats and the District (Kreis] Commissariats would meet with technical difficulties too. Railway traffic might prove difficult in view of the havoc which has been wrought, principally the blowing up of bridges. A reliable postal service will be long delayed, and in addition many District (Kreis) towns will not be on the railway at all. For these reasons too, therefore, it would be an extraordinary relief to the General Commissar, if, instead of 70-100 District (Kreis] Commissars, he has to deal with only 4-5 Chief Commissars, who, in their turn, are administering about 20 District (Kreis] Commissariats.
The establishment of Chief Commissariats had been instituted, also because it appeared expedient to include the larger producing areas in the General Commissariats and to bring them under uniform direction. The District (Kreis) Commissariats are too
] small for this. It is comparatively easy to split up the General Commissariats into Chief Commissariats, but, on the other hand, extraordinarily difficult to determine, at the Conference Table, just where District (Kreis) Commissariats should be established, especially as the Soviet system is not being taken over, but a number of rayons are to be merged into one District (Kreis). In the Soviet Union, villages of a few hundred inhabitants are in many cases the seat of rayon administrations. It therefore appears inexpedient to determine at this stage where District [Kreis] Commissariats are to be set up. It might be better to hand over the District (Kreis] Commissars to the Chief Commissars as well, so that the Chief Commissar can decide on the spot where to organise District (Kreis) Commissariats. He could make extensive use of the experiences of the military administration. The proposal to reduce the number of Districts [Kreise], if and when there are no Chief Commissars, by merging 6 rayons into one District (Kreis), does not appear to be expedient, because the District (Kreis) is supposed to be the lowest German administrative department and the District (Kreis] Commissar must be in constant and effective contact with the communities, since other. wise his instructions are not carried out. Berlin 10.6.41.
Braeutigam Distribution: RI Stl GL LP Dreier Dr. Leibbrandt.
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Chief of the Political Operational Staff, Pers. Ref.
MICHENDORF, 27 October 1944 [pencilled] P 1051a/44 secret
[stamp] SECRET (1) To: Ministerial Bureau Att: Standartenfuehrer Dr. MARQUART Inter-office Memorandum
[pencilled] 31 Oct.
[illegible marking.) Inclosed I transmit to you report by Hauptbannfuehrer (=Brig. Gen. Hitler youth] NICKEL concerning the activity of the Bureau, with the request that it be shown to the Reich Minister and then be returned after due note has been taken. 1 Inclosure (2) To: Operational Groups P1, P2, P 3 for attention & kind return.
/s/ STRAUBE.
Berlin, 19th October 1944
[stamp] SECRET! The Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories Office of Hauptbannfuehrer NICKEL Berlin C 2, Klosterstr. 79 [in ink] No. 717/44 secret. To: The Reich Minister for the Occupied Eastern Territories
Subject: Report on the activity of the office of the Haupbann
fuehrer NICKEL in the Reich Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories.
On 5th March 1944 I received the order to open Office for the


I have seen so much love for this product it has been a the top of my wish list for a couple of years. I finally found a reasonably priced one on eBay and………..
I was promised the highchair above all highchairs.
Something that will grow with my child.
I can see if working when he is able to sit in his own chair without restraints but I physically cannot use it now, when he most needs it!
I have tried everything to get him to fit in it, but it just doesn't work.
We have adjusted it, adjusted again and still he can't get in it. He goes rigid and there is no give to be able to move it to guide his legs through. The times we have managed to get him in, it is almost as impossible to get him back out again – in fact we had to take the thing apart on Sunday to be able to get him out.
The thing is I have only ever seen positive reviews. Sebastian is a chubby baby but he certainly isn't huge so surely other people have the same problem.
It seems they do, but you really have to search for the less than glowing reviews.
So now I need another new highchair.
I have a FunPod which came with the chair addition but that doesn't work either as the headrest is a funny height and he throws his head back and smacks it on the wood.
Very annoying! – we ditched our expensive but difficult to clean high chair for the IKEA one. It was ideal to takeaway on holiday as it was easy to take apart and store in the car roof pod too!
OOH! I LOVE an excuse to hype up the Ikea Antilop chair that costs about £15 (I think). We have used it since Boy1 was about 4 or 5 month and still use it today (he is 20 months). It's brilliant and cheap and easy to clean and just brilliant! I've never heard of anyone who gets one and doesn't love it!
We have two trip traps that we have now had for 7 and 8 years and I love them. They have changed the baby chair design since my boys were little though. Of all the baby things we bought the trip traps have been the best value and the cost per use is nothing.
I've never used one but can sympathise with being duped by hype.
We used to use them at work and I HATED them so you're not alone. I don't like any of their stuff. Cheap, easy to clean Ikea high chair here. Not pretty to look at but much easier to use!!
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How disappointing when something you imagine is going to be great is not for you. I have to say I have never been a big fan of their pushchairs but see lots of people raving about them! Hope you find a good highchair that is right for your very cute little man.
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I bought a Tripp Trapp at auction when it was donated by Stokke to raise money for Grayson and I honestly have never regretted it. Miss J wasn't skinny by the time we got it and she has, since she was able to sit up, eaten at the table with us rather than on a separate tray, which means a lot to us. We've always been able to adjust it to grow with her, so we love it.
I know what you mean about baby not being able to go in / come out of the baby seat if their legs are stiff – I suppose I always just saw that as part of the design rather than a flaw. Obviously at some point Miss J will be too big for the baby seat part but hopefully by that stage she'll be old enough to sit safely without it (she probably already is, to be honest) and it will continue to grow with her.
That is ridiculous, seems far too small so not for for purpose. Hate it when your dream buy turns into a nightmare.
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News & Style > Local charities in Berkshire and Oxfordshire receive £6,000 as part of grant funding scheme
Legal & General Homes has donated £6,000 to charities nearby our developments, as part of our charitable grant scheme.
Back in January, we asked residents and visitors at each of our sites to vote for their favourite charitable organisation to receive the largest share of a £2,000 fund by placing tokens in donation boxes in our Visitors Centres over the course of three months.
Now that Legal & General Homes' Visitors Centres are open again, those tokens have been counted and the results revealed.
Buckler's Park
The recipient of the £1,000 cheque at Buckler's Park in Crowthorne was Easthampstead Park Community School Friends Association. The donation will enable the group to buy new learning supplies and equipment for the pupils. Absolutely Leisure – a charity and leisure centre that works to provide free experiences and access to its centres for families with children or young adults with additional needs – received the second most votes and was awarded £600. Crowthorne Village Pre School received the third prize of £400.
Cross Trees Park
The Wilts & Berks Canal Trust, which is restoring the 72-mile canal through Wiltshire, Swindon and Oxfordshire into a bio-diverse blue and green public corridor, received the most votes from visitors to Cross Trees Park in Shrivenham. The team said the £1,000 donation will be put towards continuing to improve public access to the canal at Shrivenham at a time when spaces for exercise and enjoying nature are vital for our physical and mental health. St John Ambulance, which provides first aid services, received £600 from the fund. Based in a refurbished theatre, The Pump House Project aims to create a versatile and vibrant, multi-use activity centre for its local area, and was awarded £400.
Finchwood Park
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The dance flows like water to form a spatial artwork of hospitality
A feast of dance awaiting excited guests, the jiutamai dance form is the high point of the zashiki style banquet.
Jiutamai dance was cultivated through the indulgence of wealthy merchants, as described in "The Makioka Sisters" by the famed Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki.
The space of a single tatami straw mat suffices to dance the zashiki style. A procession of colors transforms with each dance number, as each dancer blooms, and evokes the opening of blossoms in the viewer's heart.
"The style of the Yamamura school is white. From there the dance can be colored and bloom in any manner". Dancer Wakame Yamamura, speaking, is the direct disciple of the fourth master of the Yamamura school.
The Yamamura school was founded over 200 years ago during the Edo period in Osaka, and is the oldest style of the four types of kamigatamai dance with a focus primarily on jiutamai dance. The jiutamai dance form was cultivated through the indulgence of wealthy merchants, and served as the entertainment at their zashiki style banquets, accompanied by performances of popular songs from the time, called jiuta, or local songs. The art form is a crystallization of the various traditions comprising Japanese dance, such as shinto and court music, noh and kabuki.
Among the many styles, the Yamamura school is considered "first in elegance". As a "well-mannered dance form", it was used as part of the domestic training of the daughters of wealthy merchants to prepare them as future wives. In the famous work "The Makioka Sisters" by Japanese writer Junichiro Tanizaki, there is a scene where the main character Taeko, fourth daugher of a cotton wholesaler from the Senba district, performs "Yuki", a dance of the Yamamura-school.
Graceful and elegant, the stately zashiki style does not disturb the stilled air. Here there is dignified and unwavering kata, or form, and refined gestures. This is the essence of Japanese beauty, depicting the intrinsic harmony of all nature.
This ancient aesthetic represents the same spatial art as the Japanese tea ceremony
The repertoire is chosen to communicate the charms of jiutamai dance for the enjoyment of the audience and to match the mood of the occasion. At times even otokomai, or masculine dances, are performed with the wielding of pole swords.
"Fortitude is needed. One must fully focus and let go of their ego".
But the result is beautiful from any angle. That is the essence of the jiutamai dance of the Yamamura school.
There is but one form. If that form is perfected, then it becomes possible to dance freely and imbue it with color.
"One dances with the fluency of flowing water." That is the "lesson of water" in the Yamamura school.
Yamamura explains, "No matter how long one watches the flowing of a river or the waves of the sea, one never loses interest, yes? There is a kind of gentleness in the endless fascination of natural things. This is my ideal." And the gestures from which all excess has been removed represent the ancient aesthetic of the Japanese people.
"It is the same as the tea ceremony. It is spatial art form."
From Nara, the birthplace of Japanese culture, to the world, she desires to introduce the world to the charms of jiutamai dance
Yamamura performed at the Japan Culture Festival in France held in 1997. "I wondered, can foreigners possibly understand this?" Her concerns were entirely unfounded. Her dance received impassioned attention and accolades, and she was invited back twice.
For the first time, she experienced the sensation of dancing as an embodiment of Japan even as she danced as an individual. She was filled to the core of her being with gratitude for being born Japanese as she danced the aesthetics and spirit of her home.
And today, from Nara, she wishes to spread jiutamai dance throughout the world. The ancient city of Nara is the birthplace and cradle of Japanese culture. From here she wishes to once more share her culture of dance, to promote jiutamai dance, pass it on to the next generation, and spread it from Nara to the world.
But this wish is informed by an even more compelling and passionate drive.
"I am never satisfied."
Whether viewing a painting or listening to music, she experiences life through the frame of dance. This is true now and will always be true. Her desire to improve is without end. She dances today, and will dance tomorrow, driven by this, her essential nature. "I am not there yet, it is just the beginning. Beautifully, like flowing water", she will continue to dance.
Wakame Yamamura
Wakame Yamamura was born in 1960. She has rehearsal studios in Nara, Osaka, and Tokyo, and manages six different dance groups. She performs devotional dances at numerous shrines and temples, and actively participates in many dance events. She also puts effort into training young dancers, and her own daughter, Wakamizuki , joined the Yamamura school at the age of two to become a rising star of hope for the next generation, receiving her dancer name at the age of 15.
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Dredge the chicken pieces heavily with flour, salt, and pepper. Let stand on a rack for 30 minutes or longer.
Melt ½ to ¾ inch of lard in a skillet, and when it is very hot, brown the chicken pieces quickly on all sides. Do not crowd the pan. If necessary, brown a few pieces at a time and transfer to a platter lined with paper towels in a 300 degrees F oven while you continue cooking.
When all the chicken is browned, arrange in the skillet, reduce the heat, and cover. Allow to cook for 20 to 25 minutes. After 10 minutes, rearrange the pieces to bring the white meat to the top; and after 15 to 20 minutes, remove the white meat to a hot platter and keep warm.
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Thank You, Mr. Chairman: A Look at Panel's Leaders
The Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee is relatively young. It was created in 1913 as the Banking and Currency Committee and took on its present name 40 years ago. It has had 19 chairmen through the years. Sen. Robert Wagner (D-N.Y.), who served from 1937 to 1947, held the gavel the longest. Here is a look at some of the chairmen:
Sen. Robert Owen (D-Okla.), chairman 1913-1919
The committee's first chairman, Owen was the principal sponsor of legislation that created the Federal Reserve System. There is a small park named for him behind the Federal Reserve's Eccles Building in Washington, D.C. Owen knew something about the banking system, as a co-founder and 10-year president of the First National Bank of Muskogee.
Owen, whose mother was part-Cherokee, also took an interest in Native American affairs. He taught at a Cherokee school in Oklahoma early in his career and later was a federal Indian agent. Much of his work in Congress focused on Native American issues.
Owen traveled to the Democratic National Convention in 1920 and sought the presidential nomination, but he lost out to Ohio Gov. James Cox. He died in 1947 at age 91.
Sen. George McLean (R-Conn.), chairman 1919-1927
The first Republican to head the committee, McLean presided at a time when Congress barred interstate banking and established states as the primary regulators of the insurance industry. But he's best-known for other things: When he died, the Senator's will established a nonprofit McLean Fund, which now operates a state-of-the-art elder care facility and a 4,200-acre game refuge in his home state. That was in keeping with some of his Congressional work — before he headed the Banking Committee, McLean was chairman of the Forest Reservations and Game Protection Committee.
Sen. Peter Norbeck (R-S.D.), chairman 1927-1933
As chairman during the height of the Great Depression, Norbeck presided over the committee when it passed the landmark Glass-Steagall Act, which established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and mandated separation between commercial and investment banking. The committee also investigated the stock market crash under Norbeck's tenure.
Separate from his committee work, Norbeck helped win federal funding for the carving of Mount Rushmore and for the establishment of other South Dakota tourist attractions.
Sen. Robert Wagner (D-N.Y.), chairman 1937-1947
Wagner was the patriarch of a powerful Empire State political family — his son, Robert Wagner Jr., spent three terms as mayor of New York. The elder Wagner was also a close adviser to another powerful New York Democrat, President Franklin Roosevelt. He introduced the Social Security Act bill into the Senate and also wrote several pro-labor laws, including the National Labor Relations Act.
Wagner resigned from the Senate in 1949 because of ill health and was succeeded by John Foster Dulles, who later served as secretary of State under President Dwight Eisenhower. Wagner lived four more years but died just half a year before his son was elected mayor.
Sen. J. William Fulbright (D-Ark.), chairman 1955-1959
Fulbright is far better known for his 16 years as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which he helmed from the time that he left the Banking panel in 1959 to his defeat in the 1974 Democratic primary by then-Gov. Dale Bumpers. But he did preside over the Banking Committee when Congress passed the Bank Holding Company Act, which required Federal Reserve approval for the establishment of bank holding companies.
Fulbright, a leading Southern liberal during the civil rights era, was a mentor to fellow Arkansan and future President Bill Clinton, who served as an intern in Fulbright's Senate office while attending Georgetown University.
Sen. John Sparkman (D-Ala.), chairman 1967-1975
Sparkman was chairman when the committee changed its name and also presided when the federal Community Development Block Grant Program was established in 1974. He had a 33-year Senate career and was the Democratic nominee for vice president in 1952 when Adlai Stevenson was the candidate for president. But Sparkman's vocal opposition to the landmark 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision put him at odds with his former running mate, who wound up as the Democratic White House nominee again in 1956.
Prior to his election to the Senate, Sparkman served five terms in the House, including a brief stint as Majority Whip. Sparkman's grandson, attorney Taze Shepard, is seeking the Democratic nomination in Alabama's 5th Congressional district this year.
Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.), chairman 1975-1981, 1987-1989
Proxmire's colorful Senate career began when Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) died. He was perhaps best known for developing the Golden Fleece awards, which he handed out regularly for wasteful government spending. One recipient sued Proxmire for defamation; the case was later settled out of court. Proxmire was frugal himself, raising no money for his last two Senate campaigns in 1976 and 1982, spending only $200 on filing fees and postage to return any campaign contributions that were sent his way.
As Banking chairman, he served when the Community Reinvestment Act became law and also helped develop the plan that saved New York City from bankruptcy in the 1970s.
Proxmire also holds the record for most consecutive roll call votes in the Senate: 10,252 between April 20, 1966, and Oct. 18, 1988.
Several former chairmen are still alive, including:
• Sen. Jake Garn (R-Utah), 1981-1987
• Sen. Donald Riegle (D-Mich.), 1989-1995
• Sen. Al D'Amato (R-N.Y.), 1995-1999
• Sen. Phil Gramm (R-Texas), 1999-2001
• Sen. Paul Sarbanes (D-Md.), 2001-2003
• Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.), 2003-2007
Only Shelby is still serving in the Senate. He, of course, is now the ranking member on the panel.


Think I finally discovered what type of hardwood I scrounged at a tear down. Seems it's Peroba Rosa from South America. I found it in a garage we were tearing down that was built in 1942. They were just elevated slats for dry storage. Experts on 'Lumberjocks' provided the help, Lord knows I had never heard of it.
This stuff is heavy, the samples I have average about 60 lb./ cu. ft.! Should make hardy frames for my Century boat restoration!


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Tottenham forward reveals why he thought about hanging up boots three years ago – Says Mourinho is 'always joking'
Home Premier League Manchester United "We're all very happy Bruno is here" – Man United player raves...
"We're all very happy Bruno is here" – Man United player raves about 2 teammates
Juan Mata has granted an interview to L'Equipe this week, ahead of Manchester United facing PSG at Old Trafford.
The Champions League match is naturally getting a lot of coverage in France, with PSG wanting to secure themselves a victory after losing to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side earlier in the group stage.
Mata spoke at length about various issues, and one of those was being at the Premier League club for so long. He explained that, along with compatriot David De Gea, he takes it on himself to welcome new players, whether they be from the academy or transferred in from outside.
L'Equipe put it to Mata that this hasn't been needed with Bruno Fernandes. Immediately after arriving from Sporting, the midfielder showed why it was such a good idea to bring him from Lisbon, and that form has continued since.
Mata was happy to speak to L'Equipe about his teammate: "Yes, some players take a long time to adjust to the pace of the Premier League but that was not the case with Bruno, who immediately proved how great a player he is.
"He is hungry for victories and only thinks of improving. On the pitch, he and I get along very well, we have an instinctive mutual understanding of our passes, our movements… It is a pleasure to work alongside him. Truth be told, we are all very happy that Bruno is here, considering his impact on the team. Hopefully he continues like this."
L'Equipe also asked about Marcus Rashford, and the initiatives the forward has been leading off the pitch this year, and again Mata was very happy to send praise his way: "I am so proud of Marcus, as a teammate and friend, that he was able to help so many hungry English kids. This is a situation he experienced as a child, so he knows what he is talking about.
"He is so impressive… Let's not forget that he is only 23 years old. From his first practice with the group, I felt he was a good guy, humble, with a great mindset and a lot of heart. It's great to see Premier League players like him, Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) or Jordan Henderson (Liverpool) put their fame to good use to help others, and make sure that we live in a society a little more fair."
Juan Mata also has his own Common Goal initiative, asking footballers to donate 1% of their wages to help others.
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"**S**irCmpwn's **Way**land compositor" è un compositor
[Wayland](http://wayland.freedesktop.org/) **in via di sviluppo**
compatibile con i3.
Leggi le [FAQ (in Inglese)](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki). Unisciti al
[canale IRC (in Inglese)](http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=sway&uio=d4) (#sway on
irc.freenode.net).

[![](https://sr.ht/ICd5.png)](https://sr.ht/ICd5.png)

Se vuoi supportare lo sviluppo di Sway, puoi contribuire dalla
[pagina Patreon di SirCmpwn's](https://patreon.com/sircmpwn) o con dei
[premi](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/986) per finanziare lo sviluppo
di funzionalità specifiche.
Chiunque è libero di reclamare un premio o crearne uno per qualsiasi funzionalità.
Patreon è più utile al supporto e alla manutenzione generale di Sway.

## Supporto italiano
syknro offre supporto in Italiano su GitHub nel fuso orario UTC+2.
Questa traduzione non è ancora completa. [Clicca qui per maggiori informazioni](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/1318)

## Firme digitali

Le release sono firmate con [B22DA89A](http://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0x52CB6609B22DA89A)
e pubblicate [su GitHub](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/releases).

## Status

- [supporto funzionalità i3](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/2)
- [supporto funzionalità IPC](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/98)
- [supporto funzionalità i3bar](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/343)
- [supporto funzionalità i3-gaps](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/307)
- [sicurezza](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/issues/984)

## Installazione

### Dai pacchetti

Sway è disponibile in molte distribuzioni. Prova a installare il pacchetto "sway" per la tua.
Se non funziona, controlla [questa pagina (in Inglese)](https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki/Unsupported-packages)
per informazioni sull'installazione per le tue distribuzioni.

Se vuoi creare un pacchetto per la tua distribuzione, passa dall'IRC o manda un email (in Inglese)
a sir@cmpwn.com.

### Compilando il codice sorgente

Installa queste dipendenze:

* cmake
* [wlc](https://github.com/Cloudef/wlc)
* wayland
* xwayland
* libinput >= 1.6.0
* libcap
* asciidoc
* pcre
* json-c <= 0.12.1
* pango
* cairo
* gdk-pixbuf2 *
* pam **
* imagemagick (richiesto per catturare immagini con swaygrab)
* ffmpeg (rrichiesto per catturare video con swaygrab)

_\*Richiesto solo per swaybar, swaybg, e swaylock_

_\*\*Richiesto solo per swaylock_

Esegui questi comandi:

    mkdir build
    cd build
    cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DCMAKE_INSTALL_SYSCONFDIR=/etc ..
    make
    sudo make install

Per i sistemi con logind, devi impostare un paio di caps sull'eseguibile:

    sudo setcap "cap_sys_ptrace,cap_sys_tty_config=eip" /usr/bin/sway

Per i sistemi senza logind, devi cambiare i permessi (suid):

    sudo chmod a+s /usr/local/bin/sway

## Configurazione

Se usi i3, copia la tua configurazione in `~/.config/sway/config` e
funzionerà direttamente.
Altrimenti copia in `~/.config/sway/config` la configurazione di esempio,
solitamente si trova in `/etc/sway/config`.
Esegui `man 5 sway` per informazioni sulla configurazione.

## Esecuzione

Esegui `sway` da un TTY. Qualche display manager potrebbe funzionare ma non sono
ufficialmente supportati da Sway (gdm è risaputo funzionare abbastanza bene).

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Healthcare &
11th Forum:
Healthcare and Life Sciences Industry: Preparing for 2019
Yale Club Manhattan, Roof Dining Room & Terrace 22nd FL
12:30-1:00 PM Network Reception and Lunch
1:00-1:20 PM Welcoming Speech & Opening Remark
"Healthcare and Lifesciences Current Trend and Forecasting 2019"
DoHyun Cho, PhD
CEO and President, W Medical Strategy Group / Chairman, New York Health Forum
Opening Remark
"Healthcare and Lifesciences: Forecasting the Future"
Jamie Metzl, PhD, JD
Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council
1:20-2:10 PM Session 1
"Key Trends in Therapeutic Deal Making"
Licensing in therapeutic companies is being used as a key growth strategy to improve their market position and strengthen their financial and business market values. Industry executives and experts will join as panels in this session to discuss about current deal trends and prospects in 2019.
Joe McMenamin, MD, JD, EVP, W Medical Strategy Group (Moderator)
Jeff Clark, MD, JD, Chief Business Officer, Enzychem Lifesciences
Sundeep Lal, PhD, MBA, CEO and Founder, BioConnexUs
Vincent Liu, PhD, Senior Advisor, Fosun Pharma
Young Moon, MBA (Vice President, BL&H USA)
"Real-World Evidence and the Transformational Role of Digital Health"
This panel will discuss new digital health solutions for capturing and surfacing real-world evidence across siloed stakeholders. The panelists will discuss the application of data to impact patient care and the use of emerging technologies to provide the life sciences industry with insights that could transform current approaches to personalized medicine and clinical trials. Panelists with backgrounds in big data, AI, engineering and financial services, together with extensive clinical operations expertise, will discuss how digital health, machine learning, blockchain and asset-backed securities can reshape the life sciences sector through technology that delivers far more precise and actionable patient insights and provide alternative funding strategies as well.
Kimberly Ha, Founder, KKH Advisors (Moderator)
Ariel Katz, Chief Product Officer, H1
Kara Dennis, MBA, SVP and GM of Life Sciences, Clarify Health
Michelle Longmire, MD, CEO, Medable
Peter Lyons, Chief Innovation Officer, Atomic Capital
Robert Chu, CEO & Founder, Embleema
"Continued M&A Deals as the Recalibration of the Industry"
Mergers-and-acquisitions (M&A) activity has become the dominant force shaping the global pharmaceutical and biotech industries and the number keeps growing as a result of recent challenges including decrease in R&D productivity. This session will gather industry experts to discuss current trends and issues in M&A as it will improve the overall outlook of these sectors and continue to be a key growth strategy to acquire new drugs and technology.
Yiqin Shen (Senior Reporter, Mergermarket) (Moderator)
John Bradley, MD, Managing Director, Torreya Partners
John R. Lieberman, CPA, Managing Director, Perelson Weiner LLP
Sherman Williams, MBA, Director of Investment Banking, Chardan Capital Markets LLC
4:00-4:20 PM Award Ceremony & Networking
CEO and President, W Medical Strategy Group | Chairman, New York Health Forum
DoHyun Cho is the founder, president, and CEO of a U.S. consulting company W Medical Strategy Group. W Medical Strategy Group has 5 subsidiaries including World Korean Medical Journal (publication), New York Health Forum (Conference), W MediTech (medical device distribution), W MedicalCare (global healthcare agency), and Green Alley (skincare product distribution). He is also the Board of Director for Enzychem Lifesciences. Before establishing W Medical Strategy Group, he was the director general of Korea Health Industry Development Institute (KHIDI) USA in New York for six years, a specialized agency of Ministry of Health of Republic of Korea. He also served as a Board of Director for KOCHAM (Korean American Chamber of Commerce) and was actively involved in a bio/pharma industry including serving as the Advisory Member for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Harmonization Center, Korean government delegate for APEC Life Science Innovation Forum, Healthcare division representative for Korea-US Business Council, and etc.
Jamie Metzl is a technology futurist and geopolitical expert, novelist, entrepreneur, media commentator and Senior Fellow of the Atlantic Council. He previously served in the U.S. National Security Council, State Department, Senate Foreign Relations Committee and as a Human Rights Officer for the United Nations in Cambodia. He is also a former White House Fellow, Aspen Institute Crown Fellow and election monitor in Afghanistan and the Philippines. Currently, he is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, faculty for Singularity University's Exponential Medicine conference, the Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's Honorary Ambassador to North America and advisor to Walmart's Future of Retail Policy Lab. As founder and co-chair of Partnership for a Secure America, he is additionally a board member of the International Center for Transitional Justice, American University in Mongolia and Brandeis International Center for Ethics, Justice, and Public Life.
Moderator: Joe McMenamin, MD, JD
EVP, W Medical Strategy Group
Joseph (Joe) P. McMenamin is an Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer with W Medical Strategy Group. He has more than 20 years of experience in defending pharmaceutical, medical device, and biotech companies in state and federal court. He also advises clients on managing risks related to telemedicine, corporate use of the internet, social media, communications between life science companies and physicians, compliance with FDA regulations.
Jeff Clark, MD, JD
Chief Business Officer, Enzychem Lifesciences
Jeff Clark is the Chief Licensing Officer at Enzychem Lifesciences, a Korean-based life sciences pharmaceutical company focusing on oncology, inflammatory and pulmonary diseases. He develops the worldwide Intellectual Property (IP) Patent and Trademark portfolios. He also collaborates and negotiates licensing and other agreements with third-parties regarding on-going clinical trials. He previously was an associate at the global law firm DLA Piper LLP (US), and was a clinical research fellow in the Molecular and Vascular Medicine Unit (Renal Division) at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and a research fellow in the Cardiovascular Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Sundeep Lal, PhD, MBA
CEO and Founder, BioConnecxUs
Sundeep Lal is the CEO and Founder of BioConnexUS, LLC. He brings over twenty years of healthcare leadership experience in med-tech and pharma in the US and Emerging Markets with expertise in strategy, BD, hospital solutions sales, business model innovation, and new products at Medtronic & Merck. At Medtronic, Sundeep was based out of Singapore for six years covering Asia-Pacific. At Merck & Co, he was in global roles based on corporate HQ in NJ, USA.
Vincent Liu, PhD
Senior Advisor, Fosun Pharma
Vincent Liu is the Senior Advisor of Fosun Pharma. He worked in International Business Division and Wanbang Biopharmaceutical of Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Group in 2009. His achievements including helping the company to raise a $500 million private equity fund from oversea and setting up two joint ventures with large US and Canadian companies in China, investment in healthcare service company in the US and completed several pharmaceutical business development transactions which could potentially bring to Chinese market total over $1 billion revenue product opportunities in the future.
Young Moon, MBA
Vice President, BL&H USA
Young Moon is the Vice President of BL&H USA. He graduated from the Engineering College of Seoul National University and received his M.S in Chemistry from KAIST and MBA from Yonsei University. He later became a chemical trader at LG International including a 6 year stint in Germany. Young started pharmaceutical consulting business after moving to the U.S in 2005. He was a Business Advisor for Hanmi Pharmaceuticals in Korea for 4 years, where he successfully mediated several global licensing deals. Currently, he is working as a business consultant for 20+ pharmaceutical / biotech companies. He is promoting 40 drug candidates from Korea for global licensing and he is mediating 5 licensing deals to Korea every year.
Moderator: Kimberly Ha
Founder, KKH Advisors
Kimberly Ha is the founder and CEO of KKH Advisors, a life sciences advisory firm. She was previously Senior Director at FTI Consulting, Healthcare Capital Markets Communications, where she advised a broad range of clients from Fortune 500 to early-stage development companies on business transformation, corporate and executive positioning, crisis and issues management, and financial communications. She is also a digital health advisor to Array Ventures, a VC fund based in San Francisco.
Chief Product Officer, H1
Ariel Katz is the Chief Product Officer of H1, the first company to arm healthcare and life science companies with on-demand, live insights from across the data universe to accelerate the discovery and development of therapies to fight diseases. He has previously worked at Greensightdata.com and was the co-founder of Labspot.io, a curriculum management system for medical school student research, as well as the CEO and co-founder of ResearchConnection. At H1, he currently works to provide insights into thought leaders, scholarly content, academics and healthcare professionals to some of the largest and most influential global life science organizations.
Kara Dennis, MBA
SVP and GM of Life Sciences, Clarify Health
Kara Dennis is SVP and GM of Life Sciences for Clarify Health Solutions. Prior to Clarify, she was Managing Director of Mobile Health at Medidata Solutions, an industry-leading provider of SaaS solutions to the Life Sciences R&D industry. She led the creation of a comprehensive offering in mobile health, secured charter clients for offering development and launch, and built up a team to deliver and scale the offering. Her BU led the acquisition of a complementary cloud software company, and her client base grew to encompass several top-10 pharmaceutical companies. Before Medidata, she spent 4 years in McKinsey's healthcare practice, and corporate development for Ikaria, a private-equity backed biotech since acquired by Mallinckrodt.
Michelle Longmire, MD
CEO, Medable
Michelle Longmire is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Medable. She is a Stanford-trained physician-entrepreneur dedicated to transforming healthcare through innovation. She has a background in epigenetics, novel diagnostics, and imaging and she has published over 20 peer-reviewed articles and holds patents in machine learning as applied to mobile health applications. Her vision is to enable health technology to be as adaptive, seamless, and integrated as the human body.
Peter Lyons
Chief Innovation Officer, Atomic Capital
Peter Lyons is the Chief Innovation Officer at Atomic Capital, a digital investment banking platform that helps innovative companies raise capital from accredited investors globally. Prior to Atomic, he led ICT industry partnerships as Partnership Development Lead at the World Economic Forum, in addition to leading public-sector engagement as Senior Director at the GSM Association. He was also an equity research analyst on Wall Street covering emerging media and technology companies for institutional investors. With expertise in applying IoT, AI,and blockchain to private sector, environmental and social responsibility platforms, he is a contributor to Forbes, the World Economic Forum Agenda and SeekingAlpha.
Robert Chu
CEO and Founder, Embleema
Robert Chu is the CEO and CTO of Embleema, the first health records blockchain that seeks to empower patients and other data owners to securely share their health data. Prior to foundation of Embleema, he worked for IBM for more than 15 years, serving in key technical and management positions such as Global Wireless Solutions Executive in the U.S. and Director of Telecommunications for the Media & Utilities Sector of IBM France. He has also served as the President of IMS Health Asia Pacific & China and as the Senior Vice President of Global Technology Solutions for the firm's affiliate, QuintilesIMS, where he was responsible for delivering SaaS solutions for the global healthcare and life sciences industries.
Moderator: Yiqin Shen
Senior Reporter, Mergermarket
Yiqin (Yee-chin) Shen is a Senior Reporter with Mergermarket and Dealreporter based in the New York office. Since joining in 2015, she has been covering US healthcare M&A, IPO and capital raise deals, as well as cross-border transactions across sectors involving Asia strategic investors and PE/VC firms. Her coverage also includes cross-border transaction regulatory review and policy development in the US and Asia. Prior to moving to the US, she interned at Mergermarket's Shanghai office for a year, after a stint at Reuters Shanghai bureau. Yiqin Shen holds a MS from Columbia Journalism School and a BA in Journalism from Fudan University.
John Bradley, MD
Managing Director, Torreya
John Bradley is the Managing Director at Torreya, where he works with the firm's financing and M&A businesses. He has a vast network of relationships in the life sciences industry as well as with family offices and high net worth individuals worldwide. An expert in branded pharmaceuticals and drug delivery, he has raised over $500 million in public and private capital for many pharmaceutical, insurance, and technology companies. John has more than 40 years of corporate finance experience as an executive within both pharmaceutical companies and investment banks. Prior to joining Torreya, he was also a Founder and President of NYSE firm Bradley-Hummel & Co., and VP at Drexel Burnham & Co.
John R. Lieberman, CPA
Managing Director, Perelson Weiner LLP
John R. Lieberman is the Managing Director at Perelson Weiner LLP, where he works with biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies to implement financial controls, in addition to evaluating and working on private placements of publicly-traded securities or prior to an IPO. He has dedicated his practice of over 25 years to assist the owners of closely-held companies with business tax planning and risk management and high net worth individuals with their wealth management needs. He has extensive experience in a broad range of industries from the sports and entertainment industry to media, real estate, and healthcare companies both private and public. He is frequently solicited by the media to speak on tax issues.
Sherman Williams, MBA
Director of Investment Banking, Chardan Capital Markets
Sherman Williams is a Director of Investment Banking at Chardan Capital Markets, LLC where he advises public and private companies, investors, shareholders and strategic groups on financing and transactions. He was a former Naval Officer and is currently a Healthcare coverage investment banker focused on Biotechnology and Medical Technology. During his tenure as an Investment Banker, he has executed numerous M&A, Equity and Debt Capital Raise transactions at William Blair, Greenhill, and Chardan. He is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and the University of Chicago Booth School of Business where he focused on Finance, Accounting, International Business, and Entrepreneurship.


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Emil Moffatt | WABE
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger continues to urge Georgians to vote by mail amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Emil Moffatt / WABE
Monday was the first day of in-person early voting for Georgia's June 9 primaries.
Because of the coronavirus, many counties are opening fewer polling sites and limiting the number of people inside at once. That meant long lines for some.
In Cobb County, voters stood outside, six feet apart, waiting to get inside. That's where we met up with Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, to talk about both in-person voting and vote-by-mail.
On the emergency measure passed Monday by state election board allowing for absentee ballots to be scanned by counties starting June 1.
"Well, the county elections officials were concerned that if they didn't do some scanning prior to June 9, you'd end up not getting results for several days," said Raffensperger. "About 1.5 million people have requested an absentee ballot… Just like today, when you start your early voting when they scan those ballots, but they don't tabulate. The counties said, 'what if we can scan these ballots, but we don't tabulate anything.' And so they [the state election board] developed strict guardrails on that. And so that was vetted from the law and from the side of county elections officials."
On the state still urging voters to use vote-by-mail when possible
"It's not too late to request an absentee ballot. Go ahead and send that in, and you'll get it back because the main rush has already kind of flowed through. There's still plenty of time –over three weeks before Election Day on June 9," said Raffensperger." We would like you to do it sooner than later because then you're putting yourself at the mercy of the reliability of the U.S. mail. They've done a great job; the postal service has done a good job. But you can also drop these off at a drop box just like you have here in Cobb County and all the other counties. If you don't get it [the absentee ballot] soon enough, you can always swing by and drop it off."
On concerns about the security of vote-by-mail, especially from prominent Republicans.
"I think Georgia has a relatively safe and secure process. We always hear concerns about the absentee ballot process just because that's really what the presidential commission that was co-chaired by President Jimmy Carter came up with in 2005. He expressed his concern that if there's going to be fraud, the greatest area of potential for fraud is in the absentee ballot," said Raffensperger. "That's why we do signature match, that's why when you get your absentee ballot request form, it's going to ask you for your birthday. Those are the kind of things that help putting "belts-and-suspenders," you know, the checks that we have in that… And then when you get your ballot, you'll have to sign it again, and there will be another signature match on that. We want to make sure it is the voter that's voting."
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Kelowna families connected to clean drinking water
Crawford Road residents turned their taps on to clean drinking water this week
Kelowna News Staff
Nearly a dozen Southeast Kelowna residents in the Crawford Road area turned on their taps to clean drinking water this week. They're part of the first group to receive clean drinking water from the city utility as part of the on-going Kelowna Integrated Water project.
The Del Medico family was the first to have their water changed over. City utility crews connected their property earlier this month, and the family is thrilled.
"The whole process has been awesome; we couldn't be happier. We can finally drink the water straight from the tap," said John Del Medico. "We waited a long time and now the water is perfect, ready to go."
Although these initial homes were connected mid-way through the project, it will take some time before other Southeast Kelowna residents are also connected to the new city water system.
"It's a great feeling to see residents have access to clean water," said Patrick Aylard, project manager. "Although we could connect these first few homes because they were so close to existing City utilities, connecting other houses to the new system will take a bit longer."
RELATED: Kal/Wood Lake study cites need to protect drinking water
It's anticipated that other Southeast Kelowna residents will be connected to City water in 2020, when construction of new water mains and facilities is complete.
"It's well worth the wait. It's funny, you always think we should have clean water, but we didn't, and now we do," Del Medico said.
RELATED: Microscopic parasite found in Prince Rupert water affecting thousands
Substantial paving work has been completed on some of the major project roads where new water mains have been installed. Work is now underway to build a new water reservoir and pump station at 4075 Jean Road, as well as complete upgrades to the Stellar and Lower Crawford pump stations.
Construction of the Jean Road and Stellar Road facilities is expected to be complete by the end of 2019.
Phase one of the Kelowna Integrated Water Project, an $86 million project funded by a $43.9 million provincial and federal grant, will bring clean drinking water to more than 2,000 Southeast Kelowna households and a sustainable water supply for agriculture in the South Mission. Expected to be complete in 2020, this is the first phase of the Kelowna Integrated Water Supply Plan.
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Stranger 2: Episodes 7-8 Review
As we reach our halfway point, teammates are losing faith in each other, the lines of loyalty and authority continue to get more tangled, lies and truth mingle, and most importantly: time is running out in the search for our missing prosecutor. But who was really behind his disappearance? And will Shi-mok, Yeo-jin and their allies be able to find him before it's too late?
Saya: We have so many things to wail about dissect this week, but first, we've got a returning guest to welcome to our forest of secrets! She warned me that she has controversial opinions, and do we still want her, and the answer is emphatically yes. Hi Anja! Can you introduce yourself for our readers who might not have met you before?
Anja: Hi Saya! Thanks for allowing me to voice my controversial opinions 😂. I'm a crime fiction writer (and huge K-drama fan) and probably because I have written a series of novels, I'm always on the lookout for what I call 'Season 2' issues. Which is probably why I'm more critical than some other people.
Anisa: Welcome, Anja! I'm very interested to hear your spicy and, I'm sure, very smart takes. Don't let our rabid fangirlism for this show scare you away. 😉
Yunah: Where to begin with this batch of episodes?! Let's just say I'm on edge. If our beloved weasel doesn't make it out alive…*starts chewing nails to the nubs*
Saya: I can honestly say I have no idea what is going on at least 50% of the time… but also I am here for it? And I do not for a moment think Weasel is dead.
Anisa: But how can he possibly be alive after that brutal, bloody bludgeoning we saw? And why can't I get a Lee Joon-hyuk drama where he is neither mutilated nor murdered?! Please go back to rom-coms, Oppa, so I can stop dramatically abusing alliterations!
Anja: Part of me would still like Weasel to have staged his own disappearance but I can't figure out how that would have worked. Still, imagining him hitting himself with a brick made me laugh.
Yunah: Did he whack his own self with a brick?! OUCH! But I guess desperate times…
Anja: Maybe he hit his own shin with the brick. Not his head, I'm sure.
Saya: But he can't gag or tie himself up… though I guess he could have an accomplice. But it doesn't feel staged? I mean, he practically had a halo last week, if that isn't the biggest giveaway ever. How can one be genre-savvy and yet still never see this coming? 😭
Anja: That brutal bludgeoning and our short view of the outside of the cupboard Weasel was in made me very suspicious of Choi Bit's laundry room. Incorrectly, it turned out.
Yunah: Even though I'm barely processing everything that's being thrown at me, I'm still searching for "clues" although I'm well aware it's a futile endeavour. 😅
Saya: I was immediately suspicious of Prosecutor Kim Sa-hyun coming in late and all mussed up, but then… did he have a really kind of sweet bro-talk with Shi-mok? I really loved that scene.
Anisa: He kinda did! And me too. I'm not hating him as much as I did at first and as much, it turns out, as I hate Woo Tae-ha. But also, after Yoon last season I suspect EVERYONE. And so does everybody who was on that team two years ago, which is becoming increasingly clear as lines of authority cross and tangle, and the former teammates we've expected to reunite like the Avengers are instead eyeing each other with unease and suspicion.
Yunah: Exactly. No one's truly as they seem. Suspect everyone! Except maybe our Shi-yeo duo? Mokjin? HwangHan? I'm seeing 'HwangHan' on Twitter!
Anisa: Shi-jin! Though Twitter usually wins.
Saya: I wouldn't say no to Yeo-shi…
Anja: My favourite moment was when Woo Tae-ha and Choi Bit were sharing a drink, and I was…. like what???? They know each other??
Saya: YES. I mean, I was super confused but also what a great "reveal"—of course they know each other. It's that thing—people in the same field might be batting for different sides, but in most ways, they're on the same team, even if they occasionally wear different uniforms. And also all of those encounters that drip with subtext and hidden meanings. What were they involved in together before? What "guilt" is Choi Bit shouldering for everyone? WHAT IS HAPPENING.
Anisa: Yeah, on one hand, no surprise that the two new and super shady people ended up being in on it together—and it works thematically—but on the other, that doesn't stop it from being a delicious reveal.
Anja: I have to admit though (this is my controversial opinion coming through) that even though I loved that moment, it also made my 'coincidence radar' go off. What are the chances of Shi-mok's boss and Yeo-jin's boss having been implicated in something together, involving Hanjo Group?
Anisa: I know what you mean. Not so much perhaps these two high-ranking officials being involved in the same incident, because as Saya said, once you get to a certain level the inner circle is pretty small, and everyone is actually in on it for mutual benefit despite whatever sides they take publicly. But Hanjo being implicated too is a tiny bit much. Although I can't complain about anything that gives Yoon Se-ah more screentime.
Yunah: I think one of my favorite scenes was from Episode 7: the conversation between Chief Kang and Shi-mok, and Shi-mok realizing that he must've been a bother, a thorn in his and others' sides all this time by simply doing what's just—a Sysiphean endeavor apparently!—amidst a morass of corruption. That doing the right thing is perceived as a nuisance.
Anja: Yunah, I also like those scenes about doing the right thing, it's building on last week's theme about trying to do the right thing but you might have to call in a favour and then you're obliged to help someone out in return later.
Saya: There's something about Shi-mok's reactions and lost-boy face that are so childlike that it makes you hurt a little for him. Also: the return of his headaches! I was wondering if they'd ditched that whole aspect of his condition, which admittedly I forgot about until I started rewatching Season 1, which pretty much opens with it.
Yunah: OMG the return of the headaches! I'm rewatching Season 1 as we speak, and they were definitely a recurring thing.
Anja: That's absolutely what I mean by Season 2 issues: the headaches suddenly return out of nowhere, he's driving a car again, there's no explanation of his emotion-removal surgery (apart from a tiny moment at the start of the first episode). I feel for people who haven't watched the first season and have no idea what's going on with him.
Yunah: Maybe my glasses are a bit too rose-tinted for anything by Lee Soo-yeon, but I wasn't bothered by the return of the headaches, and I didn't really put that much weight into his condition in Season 1 since in the grand scheme of things, it wasn't that significant.
Saya: You don't find it really integral to the nature of his character?
Yunah: I was thinking that perhaps the doctors got it all wrong in Season 1. That maybe a misdiagnosis contributed to a lifelong misunderstanding of himself, his actions, and his behavior. Shi-mok has emotions—he just struggles with expressing them. Kind of like Do Hyun-soo in Flower of Evil.
Anja: Without the surgery (or whatever made him emotionless), the way he acts makes no sense. Without his loss of emotions, he would behave completely differently. They could have made him emotionless for different reasons, but that he is—or hardly has emotions—is the core reason of who he is as a character.


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The legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen affects all those who currently serve in the U.S Air Force. It's important that we remember our fallen Tuskegee Airmen and share their accomplishments with our Airmen and Youths into perpetuity so collectively we can understand and appreciate where each of us fits into the U.S. Air Force. TAI Chapters across the Nation, and its U.S. territories, remember their service to our country and the commitment to the same values they perpetuated in their tenure on an annual and sometimes more frequent basis. May they never be forgotten...may they rest in eternal peace with our Father in Heaven--the Grand Architect of the Universe, forever more.
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Another inspiration day! Today's theme: inspired by a book. This one was pretty easy for me since I don't have a lot of favorite books. My all-time favorite is Battle Royale by Koushun Takami.
I read Battle Royale for the first time when I was in high school . As you can see below, my copy of the book is a bit beat! It's my most beat up book, so I guess that's how you can tell it's my favorite.
between the two characters creates a gun!
So I did nails inspired by that book! For those unfamiliar, Battle Royale is actually a pretty twisted book. It's a Japanese novel that's about a group of junior high school students. This group is made up of 42 - 21 guys and 21 girls. The class "is taken to a deserted island where, as part of a ruthless authoritarian program, they are provided arms and forced to kill one another until only one survivor is left standing."
Most of you who haven't read this but are familiar with The Hunger Games are probably thinking it sounds pretty similar! While I do enjoy both, Battle Royale was indeed written first (published 1999, 2003 in English). That doesn't necessarily mean it's better, it's all up to your opinion! I happen to prefer BR.
As you can see, even the book is a bit grim looking, being blood red with dark silhouettes. So I did just that for my nails! I painted them red, and did the designs in black. The middle finger is the "BR" logo, my ring finger is a few of the planes from the formation on the front cover, and my pinkie and pointer are black splatters.
As for my thumb, I painted a hand gun on it. I mentioned with the cover that the space between the two figures creates the shape of a gun - well it's more obvious on the binding of the book since the red and black are reversed.


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Soccer Stadiums (MLS – Europe – World)
As the most popular sport in the world, soccer is played in some of the most spectacular sports stadiums. With so much money in the modern game, virtually all professional teams play in impressive arenas.
If you've ever attended a live soccer game, you'll appreciate the value of a great stadium. From the moment you set your eyes on the gigantic structure, to the first glimpse of the turf as you enter the stand, there is nothing quite like a packed stadium.
In this article, we take a look at some of the biggest, smallest, and most iconic soccer stadiums in the world. We explore interesting topics, like:
Famous sports arenas
Impressive soccer stadiums from around the world
Biggest Stadiums in the world
Smallest stadiums
Soccer stadiums in the United States
Do you have a favorite stadium? Let's find out more about some of the biggest and most interesting soccer grounds in the world.
Manchester, England- December 28, 2013: Panoramic view of Old Trafford Football stadium in Manchester city, England
1) What Is The Most Famous Sports Stadium In The World?
2) Soccer Stadium FAQs
3) What Is a Famous Soccer Stadium?
3.1) Soccer Stadium MLS
3.2) Soccer Stadium EPL
3.2.1) Old Trafford
3.2.2) Anfield
3.3) Soccer Stadiums Europe
3.3.1) San Siro
3.3.2) Santiago Bernabéu
3.3.3) Camp Nou
3.3.4) Allianz Arena
3.4) Soccer Stadiums Latin America
3.4.1) Estadio Azteca
3.4.2) Maracana
4) What Is The Most Beautiful Soccer Stadium In The World?
5) Soccer Stadium Capacity
5.1) What Is The Largest Soccer Stadium?
5.2) Which Is The Biggest Stadium In The World?
5.3) Which Is The Smallest Stadium In The World?
5.4) How Are Football Stadiums Named?
6) Does America Have a Soccer Stadium?
6.1) What Is The Most Famous Stadium?
What Is The Most Famous Sports Stadium In The World?
Depending on the part of the world you're in, this question can draw a wide variety of answers. In North America, there may be a consensus that the Yankee Stadium is the most famous. Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, and Madison Square Garden may also get a mention.
In Latin America, where soccer is the dominant sport, the Maracana of Brazil and Estadio Azteca of Mexico are likely to be the most common answers. In Asia and Oceania, Narendra Modi Stadium (India) and Melbourne Cricket Ground (Australia) are perhaps the most well-known.
The continent of Africa is home to several famous stadiums, including the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. The Borg El Arab in Alexandria, Egypt, is a massive 86,000 seater. It primarily hosts club and international soccer games.
Europe is home to some of the most famous stadiums in all of soccer, including Old Trafford (Manchester United), Santiago Bernabéu (Real Madrid), and San Siro (AC Milan and Inter Milan).
Let's take a closer look at the most famous soccer stadiums in the world.
Wembley Stadium -Tottenham Vs. Man City in 2018
Soccer Stadium FAQs
Where Does Miami Play Soccer?
Inter Miami plays in the DRV PNK Stadium or the "drive pink stadium". It was previously called the Inter Miami CF Stadium. It was constructed on the site where the Lockhart Stadium was previously located. Inter Miami CF use this arena as their main HQ for the senior team and youth squad. However, the franchise plans to move to the Freedom Park Stadium once if has been constructed.
Where Is Inter Miami Stadium?
The DRV PNK Stadium is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. However, Inter Miami CF has a proposed plan for a 25,000-seater stadium for Miami, Florida. There is no definite location as of yet but David Beckham, the spokesperson of the owner's group, has expressed a desire to build close to Miami's waterfront.
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What Country Is The Home Of Soccer?
Since association soccer was started in the United Kingdom, many fans see England as the home of soccer. However, its immense global uptake means that soccer is the most popular sport in the majority of countries worldwide. It is a true intercontinental sport with no boundaries.
What Is a Famous Soccer Stadium?
Famous soccer stadiums exist all over the world, from London's iconic Wembley Stadium to the legendary Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro. Stadiums make a name for themselves in several ways. High-capacity arenas are often elected to host major games, like Champions League finals and international tournament ties.
Some stadiums are famous because they are the home fields of popular teams. Although it's not even nearly the biggest stadium in the Premier League, Stamford Bridge is well-known as it is the home of Chelsea Football Club, one of the most successful English teams of the past two decades.
Other grounds earn notoriety from being closely linked to soccer history. For example, the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, Uruguay was the first place to host a World Cup final in 1930.
Uruguay, the tournament's host nation, beat Argentina 4-2, earning them the honor of lifting the trophy on home soil.
The 73,000 seater hosts Uruguay's international fixtures. It is also the home ground for Penarol, one of Argentina's most famous teams.
Now, let's take a look at some of the most famous soccer stadiums from different countries and leagues around the world.
Orlando City SC host FC Cincinnati at Orlando City Stadium in Orlando Florida on May 19, 2019
Soccer Stadium MLS
Since soccer is still a relatively you sport in the United States, it doesn't have many iconic stadiums just yet. However, some legendary football and baseball stadiums are used at reduced capacity for certain MLS games.
New York City FC plays home games at Yankee Stadium with the capacity reduced from 47,309 to 30,321. Soldier Field is the home ground of Chicago Fire FC, seating 24,955 from a full capacity of 61,500.
New England plays home games at the legendary Gilette Stadium. However, the capacity is lowered from 65,878 to just 20,000 for soccer fans.
Soccer Stadium EPL
As the most popular league in the world, it's no surprise that the Premier League is home to some of the most famous stadiums. The two most iconic stadiums in the EPL are those of fierce rivals, Manchester United and Liverpool.
Old Trafford Stadium Manchester United FC
Old Trafford is the home stadium of Manchester United, the Premier League's most decorated club. It first opened its doors in 1910. Today, it is the largest seated stadium in the Premier League, with a maximum capacity of 74,140.
Every home game sees fans visit Old Trafford from all around the world. Although there is talk of renovating the stadium, no concrete plans are in place for a new-look stadium.
This legendary arena has an iconic nickname, awarded by one of the club's greatest ever servants:
"This is Manchester United football club, this is the theatre of dreams."
Sir Bobby Charlton, 1987
Anfield is known for its exceptional atmosphere, whether Liverpool plays on big European nights or weekly Premier League games. With a 45,276 maximum capacity, it is by no means a giant stadium.
However, the passionate Kopites (home fans) ensure they are always heard, especially when singing "You'll Never Walk Alone", the club's unofficial anthem.
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Soccer Stadiums Europe
European club soccer is steeped in rich history. Top players from around the world flock to Europe to represent some of the fabled teams. Each year, these arenas play host to momentous Champions League games between some of the best teams in the world.
The San Siro stadium during an AC Milan soccer game
San Siro is the most famous stadium in Italy. It is unique in that it is the home ground for both major Milan teams, AC Milan and Internazionale (Inter Milan).
The 80,018-seater has held major games, including the 1965 and 1970 European Cup finals and the 2002 Champions League final.
In terms of European titles, one team stands head and shoulders above the rest: Real Madrid. The Santiago Bernabéu is one of the finest stadiums in the world, playing host to Spanish soccer royalty every week.
Despite being slightly smaller than Barcelona's Camp Nou, the location within Spain's capital and decades of prestige mean the Bernabéu is generally the first choice for hosting national soccer events.
It has held 4 European Cup finals as well as the 1982 World Cup final.
Camp Nou is befitting of FC Barcelona's club motto: "Mes Que un Club" (more than a club). The 98,757 capacity creates an atmosphere like no other.
With the likes of Lionel Messi, Ronaldinho, and Diego Maradonna gracing the hallowed turf for decades, it's no wonder the bleachers are packed for every home game.
Barcelona FC Soccer Stadium – Camp Nou
The Allianz Arena is one of Europe's newer iconic stadiums. It is the home stadium of European giants, Bayern Munich since the 2005/06 season. It has already hosted a Champions League final (2012) and will undoubtedly be a destination for more major finals in the future.
Soccer Stadiums Latin America
Soccer is ingrained in Latin American culture. It brings families and communities together and also represents a path out of poverty for talented players. Unsurprisingly, there are several powerhouse stadiums in Latin American countries.
Estadio Azteca has a current capacity of 87,523. However, it has previously hosted events with over 130,000 attendees in the past. Located in Mexico City, it is the country's national stadium. It's also the home stadium for Club América and Cruz Azul.
After its opening in 1966, Estadio Azteca quickly hosted two World Cup finals, in 1970 and 1986. It was here that we witnessed the most infamous goal in soccer history: Diego Maradonna's "Hand of God".
Look away now, England soccer fans!
Maracana
The Maracana, located in Rio de Janeiro, is arguably the most famous stadium in soccer. It is the home stadium for the Brazilian national team and has also hosted several huge games, including the 1950 and 2014 World Cup finals, as well as the 2016 Olympics soccer final.
Tighter restrictions surrounding seating and standing in stadiums have reduced the capacity significantly over the years. At present, it can hold a maximum of 78,838 people.
However, in the 1950 World Cup, 199,854 soccer fans witnessed Brazil vs Uruguay inside the historic arena, making it the largest crowd to ever attend a soccer game.
Madrid Spain 01 MAY 2019 Filled tribunes with the Liverpool fans during the UEFA Champions League 2019 final match between FC Liverpool vs Tottenham at Wanda Metropolitano Spain
What Is The Most Beautiful Soccer Stadium In The World?
As the saying goes, "beauty is in the eye of the beholder". Any of the stadiums mentioned above could be regarded as the most beautiful ground, depending on the person.
Air view of estadium Wanda Metropolitano in Madrid Spain
Another stadium that hasn't been mentioned is the Wanda Metropolitano. It has been Atletico Madrid's home stadium since 2017.
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It is one of the newest and most modern stadiums in the world. The 68,000-seater hosted the 2019 Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur.
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium South Stand
Soccer Stadium Capacity
Soccer fans are among the loudest and most passionate in world sports. Stadium capacity has an enormous impact on the atmosphere throughout a game. Visually, there is nothing quite like a packed-out arena.
What Is The Largest Soccer Stadium?
Interestingly, the biggest soccer stadium in the world, by capacity, is located in North Korea. It is a multipurpose stadium that hosts different events, including the national soccer games of Korea DPR men's and women's teams.
As well as being the biggest soccer stadium in the world, it is only the second-largest arena in all of the sports.
Rank Stadium Capacity Country Team
1 Rungrado 114,000 North Korea Korea DPR National teams
2 Michigan Stadium 107,601 USA Michigan Wolverines
3 Melbourne Cricket Ground 100,024 Australia Multiple teams
4 Camp Nou 99,354 Spain (Catalonia) FC Barcelona
5 FNB Stadium 94,736 South Africa Kaizer Chiefs & National team
6 Rose Bowl 92,800 USA UCLA Bruins
7 Wembley Stadium 90,000 England National team
8 Estadio Azteca 87,523 Mexico Club América, Cruz Azul, & National team
9 Bukit Jalil 87,411 Malaysia National team
10 Lusail Inconic Stadium 86,000 Qatar National team (plus 2022 World Cup)
10 Bor El Arab Stadium 86,000 Egypt Al Ittihad, Smouha, & National team
The largest soccer stadiums in the world by capacity: information from Wikipedia.
Which Is The Biggest Stadium In The World?
The biggest sports stadium in the world is Narendra Modi Stadium. With a capacity of 132,000, it is a gigantic arena, befitting the second-most populous country in the world.
The stadium is used predominantly to host cricket games, including international test matches, one-day internationals, and T20I international games.
The Narendra Modi was also one of the primary stadiums used in 1987, 1996, and 2011 Cricket World Cups. It's no surprise that cricket is the number one sport in India. Although soccer is also big in India, cricket has an unparalleled following.
The original stadium was built in 1983. Although it was renovated around 23 years later, the stadium was knocked down entirely in 2015. The stadium, as we know it today, was rebuilt in 2020.
Which Is The Smallest Stadium In The World?
Stadiums come in all shapes and sizes. Since there are millions of sports grounds at an amateur and professional level, it's difficult to say with certainty what the smallest stadium is. However, there are a number of notable "mini-stadiums" in the professional game.
1 Ipurura Stadium 8.164 Spain Eibar (La Liga)
2 Dean Court 11,329 England Bournemouth (EPL)
3 Stade de la Licorne 12,097 France Amiens (Ligue 1)
4 Benterler-Arena 15,000 Germany Paderborn (Bundesliga)
5 Stadio Paulo Mazza 16,134 Italy SPAL (Serie A)
Smallest Soccer Stadium in The World
Some of the lowest capacity stadiums in soccer's elite professional leagues. Information from the18.com.
How Are Football Stadiums Named?
You may have noticed that soccer stadiums often have unusual names. In the modern game, most stadiums are named after sponsors. For example, Manchester City's Etihad stadium comes from Etihad Airways, the team's primary sponsor.
However, other arenas get their names in a more organic fashion. Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabéu is named after the team's legendary player and former president, Santiago Bernabéu.
FC Barcelona's home ground, "Camp Nou", literally translates to "New Ground". It was originally meant to be called "Estadi del FC Barcelona". However, after the team's move from their old stadium, "Camp Nou" stuck and is now the official name today.
Does America Have a Soccer Stadium?
The United States men's and women's teams play their home games on various grounds around the country. Unlike other countries, The US doesn't have a dedicated national ground. US international soccer games have taken place in 116 different venues, across 29 states.
USA vs England Match during the 2020 SheBelieves Cup at Exploria Stadium in Orlando Florida.
What Is The Most Famous Stadium?
The stadium that is most famous for hosting US international soccer games is the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, in Washington D.C. 24 games have taken place there
California has held more US games than any other state. The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the Rose Bowl in Pasadena have been used most. The latter was the venue for the 1994 World Cup final and the 1999 Women's World Cup final.
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The specific aims of the proposal are: 1) to develop group-sequential methods for clinical trials in which some portion of the patients are considered cured of the disease, 2) to develop group-sequential methods for clinical trials with repeated measures, e.g., longitudinal studies, potentially with missing data, 3) to develop group-sequential methods for epidemiologic studies such as retrospective case-control studies and prospective cohort studies, and 4) to develop """"""""work-arounds"""""""" to the problem of 'overrunning' and 'underrunning' the maximum information in long-term clinical trials. Development of practical guidelines for implementation of the proposed methods will be emphasized, and data from clinical trials will be utilized in investigating the practical aspects of the proposed methods. The group sequential methods rely primarily on a design paradigm using the Lan-DeMets (1983) type I error spending function approach, which can be implemented in a standard way when an 'independent increments' structure of sequentially computed test statistics is established.