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Possible lava tube system in a hummocky lava flow at Daund, western Deccan Volcanic Province, India
Raymond A Duraiswami Ninad R Bondre Gauri Dole
Volume 113 Issue 4 December 2004 pp 819-829
https://www.ias.ac.in/article/fulltext/jess/113/04/0819-0829
Pahoehoe; lava tube; inflation; emplacement; Deccan Volcanic Province
A hummocky flow characterised by the presence of toes, lobes, tumuli and possible lava tube system is exposed near Daund, western Deccan Volcanic Province, India. The lava tube system is exposed as several exhumed outcrops and is composed of complex branching and discontinuous segments. The roof of the lava tube has collapsed but original lava tube walls and fragments of the tube roof are seen at numerous places along the tube. At some places the tube walls exhibit a single layer of lava lining, whereas, at other places it shows an additional layer characterised by smooth surface and polygonal cracks. The presence of a branching and meandering lava tube system in the Daund flow, which represents the terminal parts of Thakurwadi Formation, shows that the hummocky flow developed at a low local volumetric flow rate. This tube system developed in the thinner parts of the flow sequence; and tumuli developed in areas where the tube clogged temporarily in the sluggish flow.
Raymond A Duraiswami1 Ninad R Bondre2 Gauri Dole1
Department of Geology, University of Pune, Pune - 411 007, India
Department of Geology, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio - 45056

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Łańcuch szczęścia (oryg. Chain of Fools) – film z 2000 roku w reżyserii Pontusa Löwenhielma i Patricka von Krusenstjerna.

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 Tom Wilkinson – Bollingsworth
 David Cross – Andy
 Craig Ferguson – Melander Stevens
 David Hyde Pierce – Pan Kerner
 Orlando Jones – Panna Coco
 Lara Flynn Boyle – Karen
 Elijah Wood – Mikey
 Jeff Goldblum – Avnet
 Salma Hayek – Sierżant Meredith Kolko

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David R Law
Continuum, 234pp
0 8264 5183 7, £16.99
I was in two minds when this book arrived. Would it be relaxing holiday reading or something more solid? Inspiration had always been for me a joyful and exciting experience and I expected a matching book format. Instead this book by David Law came in a hardback with a black cover and looked like a challenge. Interest, however, was restored after reading the first few pages because they showed that the book was about biblical inspiration and my recent book on St Luke had sought a renewed authority for our gospels.
Law begins with the Problem of Biblical Authority in an age when speculation has done much to erode the reliability of scripture for Christian living. Is it because it is word for word inspired by God speaking through inerrant scribes? This has been more or less the line taken by the western Church at least for most of the last eighteen hundred years and is still held by some Protestants. In this case there is little to be said except to receive the Bible humbly as an infallible book. Law shows how some Protestant theologians have defended this teaching and explained inconsistencies in the text.
The author moves on to deal with non-verbal inspiration theories and devotes most of the rest of his book to this. 'The inspiration of the Bible, it is argued, resides in its moral and spiritual teachings', he writes, and calls on and quotes Gore and Austin Farrer among others as witnesses. He moves on to other theologians, like existentialists Macquarrie and Heidegger and arrives at Jaspers who shows how the transcendent and beyond-Being-God inspires his Church not only by signs and symbols but also more powerfully by ciphers. This last takes some explaining and the ordinary reader may well get lost, if this has not happened already.
Despite the concentration needed, I found this a book of interesting and exciting ideas which if translated into more simple language, could lead to profitable discussions but probably not in front of the children! It was scarcely holiday reading but it kept the mind ticking over pleasantly. My concern over the years has been chiefly with the historicity of the gospels and this remains essential if the Bible and especially the gospels are to be source of unique inspiration for readers at all. Law seems to accept this.
Fr Ivan Clutterbuck writes and prays in Beckenham.
A SLIPPERY SLOPE?
The Ordination of Women and Homosexual Practice – a Case Study in Biblical Interpretation
Grove Books B16, 24pp, pbk
1 85174 434 7, £2.50
In 1986 from the same publisher, with whom I have sometimes been closely associated, came a study of similar length from a well-known evangelical, called Biblical Headship and the Ordination of Women. The Bible, apparently, did not mean what it seemed to say. Whether or not this was a calculated part of the softening-up process matters little now. But six years before 1992 it struck me that on the principles of exegesis used here, you could be well on the way to proving from the New Testament, if not simply anything, then at least the legitimacy of homosexual conduct and lifestyles. Do they, I wondered, know where they are taking us?
Some clearly did, and do. But those who want to slam on the brakes at this point are clearly anxious about their efficacy, with good reason; hence this booklet. Dr France, whose scholarship deserves respect, takes the beginning and the end of the Letter to the Romans in order to make his case that there is no linkage, no slope, not even the thin end of a wedge. In booklet form, this is a revision of the author's chapter from a larger theological volume. But it is intelligibly self-contained; put simply but not unfairly, he squeezes every last ounce out of the references to women in Romans 16 (and adds a gram or two of his own), while declining to see any room for manoeuvre within or beyond the moral position of Chapter 1.
To change the metaphor again, it is a brave attempt to put one finger in the dyke while the floods pour in all around and over him, and the rest of us. Gay or liberal theologians find these distinctions incredible and his stance indefensible, and in practice it is the same people who push as hard for gay rights as they once did for women priests. The next theological and moral innovations may still be half-hidden around the corner, but it is not hard to see what they will be. We can also predict the steps in the argument, though different schools will emphasize different stages. One, the Bible doesn't mean what we always thought it did. Two, if it does, it was OK at the time but is different for us. Three, if it's the same for us, then it's wrong anyway. Slippery slope? We seem to have run out of brake fluid.
Christopher Idle
What's So Amazing About Grace?
Philip D Yancey
Zondervan, 292pp, pbk
0 310 21862 4, £7.99
This is a book that goes for what is distinctive about Christianity among all the other religions and philosophies of the world. It is currently a best-seller among Christian books.
'The world can do almost anything as well as or better than the Church. You need not be a Christian to build houses, feed the hungry or heal the sick. There is only one thing the world cannot do. It cannot offer grace' (Gordon Macdonald). Grace, we are told, 'contains the essence of the gospel as a drop of water can contain the image of the sun'. To live open to grace is to live knowing that because of what Jesus has done for us there is nothing we can do to make God love us more, or to love us less. God's love and forgiveness is absolutely unconditional. In Nouwen's words, it comes from 'a heart that is completely empty of self-seeking'. Man's self-interest by contrast is such that most often we remain trapped in the gravitational field of self-love 'filling up all the fissures through which grace can pass'. So it is that the Church very often comes across as judgmental.
There are many vivid tales about the way Christians are perceived. The book starts with one about a drug-addicted prostitute who rents her two-year-old daughter out for sex. On being offered contact with the Church this is her response: 'Church! Why would I ever go there? I was already feeling terrible about myself. They'd just make me feel worse.' Christians can sometimes be perceived more as moral exterminators than the gracious people of a gracious God. 'As a gay man, I've found it easier for me to get sex on the streets than to get a hug in church' is one telling comment. Christianity is perceived by some as being more full of moral demands than of the good news of unconditional love in Christ. The reputation of Christians is sometimes rather like that of the people Mark Twain described as 'good in the worst sense of the word'.
At the same time the hunger for grace is as evident as ever in the world. The Los Angeles Apology Sound-Off Line is said to have two hundred people a day calling in to confess their faults to an answering machine. Ernest Hemingway wrote of a Spanish father who, wanting to be reconciled with his son, put an advert in a Madrid paper. 'Paco meet me at Hotel Montana noon Tuesday. All is forgiven. Papa.' Paco is a common name in Spanish. When the father goes to the Hotel there are eight hundred young men named Paco outside. This is a vivid illustration of the 'ungrace' within family life.
If the distinctiveness of Christianity is the grace of God, it should distinguish Christians above all qualities. 'I really only love God as much as I love the person I love the least' wrote Dorothy Day. It is only those who are needy and empty-handed who can become Christians in this sense. As St Augustine says, 'God gives where he finds empty hands.' 'Truly it is an evil to be full of faults, but it is a still greater evil to be full of them, and to be unwilling to recognize them' (Pascal). 'We cannot find him unless we know we need him' (Thomas Merton).
Some have said that Christians' concern for the next world makes them poor citizens of this world. The thrust of this book is to dispute this. Philip Yancey issues a grand reminder that it is those most conscious of another world and the supernatural enfolding and empowering of grace that become most effective as Christians and as citizens. They issue the 'aroma' St Paul speaks of which both spices and sweetens the world.
The Revd Dr John F Twisleton is Chichester Diocesan Mission and Renewal Adviser.
THE WORK OF LOVE – Creation as Kenosis
Edited by John Polkinghorne
SPCK, 230pp, pbk
The book is the outcome of the meeting of an interdisciplinary group of scholars in Cambridge under the auspices of the John Templeton Foundation in 1998 to discuss 'kenotic views of creation'. The subject was inspired by the various writings of Jürgen Moltmann and, especially, WH Vanstone's classic Love's Endeavour Love's Expense; sadly Vanstone died before the group's second meeting the following year, and it is to his memory that the present volume is dedicated. Each chapter is prefaced by a quotation from his book. The group is made up of scientists and systematic theologians with the numerical balance in favour of the latter.
Ian Barbour questions the notion of divine omnipotence as traditionally understood, and seeks to reinterpret it in terms of the process theology of Charles Hartshorne and AN Whitehead which has much in common with kenotic theology of creation. Arthur Peacocke suggests a possible resolution of the problem of reconciling biological evolution with God's creative activity. Holmes Rolston questions the myth of the 'selfish gene', and adumbrates possible biological processes leading towards altruistic and, ultimately, ethical behaviour. Malcolm Jeeves investigates the nature of a self which might be said to be emptied in kenosis. This involves discussions of personhood, freedom and determinism, and the distinction between altruism and kenotic love. In terms of cosmological physics, Polkinghorne seeks to understand the relationship between love and divine power in the creative process. This will involve a re-evaluation of omnipotence, eternity, omniscience and causality – but not special providence or novelty. George Ellis treats kenosis as the theme which unites life and cosmology, 'Whoever loses his life will save it', and vice versa. The incarnation instances, by way of a human example, God's loving action in the cosmos.
Michael Welker describes the different aspects of love, romantic, covenantal, and kenotic and discusses the creative power love. Moltmann outlines Jewish and Christian kenotic theology. This latter, as also for Hans Urs von Balthasar, is grounded in the Trinitarian nature of the Godhead and governs God's presence and activity in the cosmos. Creation is an act of divine self-definition; self-contraction to make space for the world; and, hence, self-humiliation. Keith Ward begins by tracing the history of kenosis in (more recent) Christian thought. By contrast with 'classical theism' the lesson of kenosis is a moral one. 'It does not speak of the renunciation of ontological powers but of a way of exercising these powers in love.' Paul Fiddes develops the notion of creative love particularly, and possibly controversially, with reference to the 'needs' of love which lend it the persuasiveness and attractiveness which (to quote Dante) 'moves the sun and the other stars'. Fiddes owes much to Thomas Traherne and Julian of Norwich. Sarah Coakley reviews the different senses of the words kenosis/kenotic as used by the previous contributors. If the terms are really so elastic, one wonders how far they can be helpful or useful. She goes on to issue a warning that even kenotic theology may not be immune from insidious gender connotations; most ironic, when we might have thought that we had laid the stern and domineering patriarch to rest!
This collection of essays marks an important stage in the on-going 'Debate about God', as theologians seek to respond to the new challenges presented by physics, biology, psychology and sociology. If classical theism needs to be qualified by the biblical story of a moral, passionate and dynamic deity, kenotic theology also needs to be corrected by some kind of reaffirmation of the classical truths to preserve it from the anthropomorphism and the pantheism to which process theology may sometimes be prone. To be fair the contributors to this volume, Polkinghorne, Ward and Coakley, in particular, are concerned not to lose sight of the divine transcendence . 'I am what I am', or 'I will be what I will be'.
This collection deserves an important place on the reading lists of our numerous training courses – for ordination, post- ordination, Readership, and also the more advanced lay-training enterprises. The humbler creation may well stay with Vanstone, and be no less edified.
Hugh Bates is a retired priest living in the Diocese of York.
THE MESSAGE OF EZEKIEL
Christopher J H Wright
IVP, 368pp, pbk
If the interpreter of Ezekiel must be a careful scholar with a gift for communication and a heart for Christian mission, IVP has assigned this one wisely. It also says something for the people of Israel that they made room among their sacred scrolls for 48 chapters from a priest who never made it. He became instead a crazy loner with bad news, insulting sermons, offensive stories, obsessive detail, and a series of dumb-shows put on from a dim corner of his tiny refugee hut. Yet this was the man by whom God spoke, for them and for us.
I put it that way because that is how the commentary is written: snappy titles, homely illustrations, and imaginative reconstructions. If you distrust these, then what do you think Ezekiel was doing tied with ropes, lying on his side, not saying a word for months on end? Dr Wright's account of the audience is speculative, but his scene-painting is rarely more weird than either a woodenly literal reading or a complete rewriting of the book. Sometimes the cartoon-style, TV allusions and jokey asides (which rapidly date) are overdone. But, in line with the series aims, the contemporary applications are strong. Prophetic denunciations of Tyre or Moab have more mileage than we thought; such powers are with us still, sometimes with surprising names.
Ezekiel does not appear much in the Revised Common Lectionary; still less in the sermon. But if we are to understand the famous purple passages, we have to see his book and his calling whole. Only when we get down among the refugee huts by the Kebar Canal can we fully grasp the longing for a resurrection, a new heart and a new temple. Chris Wright is a useful guide on this painful, fruitful, ugly, beautiful journey; he shows how the prophet loves his Pentateuch, and how Christ and the apostles love him. He is helpful on the structure of the book, good on watchmen and personal accountability, graphic on the prophet's own bereavement, clear on his apparently misfiring forecasts. In his own way he warns us, as the prophet might have warned Israel, that 'The word of God is not a blank cheque to be filled in to the recipient's benefit, nor a draft discussion document awaiting the input of various focus-groups'.
I have some regrets. There are some odd numerical misprints (pp308, 360, 362) and 'horrendous' used half a dozen times is six too many. More seriously, if 'ethnic cleansing' is as obnoxious as p281 says, it should not be used at all without serious qualification. It is also irritating to hear so relentlessly about the tribal deity 'Yahweh'. He even lets slip, 'to Yahweh, not to other national gods' (p234). This word, never used in the New Testament, entirely fails to represent to us what the original 'I AM' conveyed to a reverent Hebrew. Chattiness descends to triviality when we join Ezekiel's 'day-trips' with his 'tour guide', or 'Yahweh blowing the final whistle after a greatly extended period of injury-time.'
In a fine range of 'Select Bibliography', Wright leans heavily on Allen and Block. If Greenhill and Fairbairn have fallen into oblivion, some of us will still sneak a look from time to time, while also appreciating the freshness, wisdom, vision and frequent passion of this book. Final tip: start on page 17; no later but no earlier. CI
THE SAINTS OF CORNWALL
Catherine Rachel John
Tabb House, 150pp, pbk
1 873951 39 6, £9.99
The great charm of local publishing lies in its quirkiness. What first comes across as haphazard or inadequate editing can sometimes (though this is by no means guaranteed) offer a perspective that would have been missed by a more sophisticated publisher. This paperback offers an introduction to the multitude of early and obscure saints from the Celtic fringe: the lack of dates is annoying and would certainly have been corrected by a London editor, and yet the sense of history is powerfully and sympathetically put across. There is much that is irrelevant: the fact that an RC church in St Austell is dedicated to St Augustine of Hippo surely does not justify an account of his life as one of the saints of Cornwall. But because of that, there is much that would not be found in a more conventional dictionary or guide. AS
HISTORICAL ATLAS OF CHRISTIANITY
Franklin Littell
Continuum, 448pp, hbk
0 8264 1303 X, [£30.00]
An atlas of Church history is one of the unexpected requirements of a parish priest's library: lots of good, clear, simple maps on everything from the Crusades to the Saxon dioceses of England to the Reformation wars to the Ottoman advance. School teachers, Sunday School, Lent groups, parishioners, all will ask, 'Vicar, have you some information on …?' One good map would show Aidan's missionary journeys, the medieval shrines of Europe or the Papal exile. If only such an atlas existed.
Publishers' editors (see above) are employed to ensure that a book delivers on what it promises, and it is because they do their job that we come to trust certain publishing houses. So when they fail in such a house, the failure can prove dramatic: 1) This book calls itself an atlas; not true, it is a potted history of the Church, with the addition of some small maps. 2) This mistake will hit you within five seconds of opening the pages: the black and white maps and illustrations have been inexpertly scanned from colour originals, and are dreadful. Solid hard cover, solid price, scrappy maps. What a disaster! AS
The story of the King James Bible
Alistair McGrath
Hodder and Stoughton, 340pp, hbk
0 340 78560 8, £14.99
Alistair McGrath is a prolific writer, and his books reflect the breadth of his scholarship. This one is written in a very easy and non-technical style, and yet it is packed with information. We are provided with something of a history of printing, from Gutenberg onwards, together with a discourse on the development of language, and also a skilfully condensed summary of the main events of the Reformation on the continent of Europe and in England. We have a careful analysis of the various translations of the Bible into English from the time of John Wycliffe, as we travel through William Tyndale, Miles Coverdale, and the Geneva Bible, leading up to the Hampton Court Conference of 1604, which in turn led to the compiling of the King James version of 1611.
The names of all 47 translators are given, and we are told something about their ways of working, though the author admits that there is insufficient documentation to give the full picture. We have here a refreshing reminder that through all the changing seasons of life during the turmoils of the Reformation period there emerged this great treasure, known as the Authorized Version, or the King James Bible. While not blind to the various blemishes and infelicities within it, McGrath asserts that the Bible and the works of William Shakespeare did more than anything else to influence the language and culture of the British people. Nevertheless, he emphasizes that this is not the end of the story, and that modern versions of the Bible are essential, because of the change in our language and the increased knowledge of the original texts.
Brother Martin SSF is the Mission Secretary of the Society of Saint Francis.
THE LOVING STRUGGLE
Fray Juan de los Angeles
St Austin Press, 230pp, Hbk
1 901157 26 1, [£12.99]
Reacting to an evangelical education in my late teens, I went into the town library and borrowed the Complete Works of St John of the Cross; I read it from cover to cover and earnestly began to put its demands into practice; being the sixties, it blew my mind. I would have done better to read this more modest, more practical teacher from the sixteenth-century Spanish mystic tradition, but it is only now that he has been translated into English. I have appreciated his erudition; the breadth of his quotation mixed with occasional homely images gives a context and perspective that adds real power to his exposition, while his emphasis on the sacrament and communion gives a clear focus for his search for union with God. Fine teaching and a good translation. NT
Thoughts in an Age of Uncertainty
James M. Byrne
This is the book to read if you want to know reasons for not believing in God. But borrow, don't buy! The author, curiously professing agnosticism rather than atheism, is a fan of Arius, whom he seems to regard as a theological Tim Henman (ought to have won, but was unlucky on the day), as of Bishop Spong. His pet hates include 'the institutional misogyny of Roman Catholicism' and 'white supremacism masquerading as Protestant piety', but so as to be fair to everybody he adds sharia law and swipes at Hindu nationalists. So who's left? Well, there's Ursula Goodenough whom he wants to emulate in articulating 'a covenant with Mystery' and Raimon Panikkar's cautionary 'nine ways not to talk about God'. Byrne also thinks that the word 'God' is better written with a crossed-out sign through it but, God be thanked, my word-processing skills aren't up to it.
Rodney Schofield teaches the faith in Malawi
HOW TO THINK LIKE A PHILOSOPHER
Nicholas Fearn
Atlantic, 200pp, pbk
Does your understanding of the Christian faith veer more to psychology or to philosophy? Which does faith serve best: truth or happiness? Let us forget Jungian analysis and personality development weekends, and go for truth every time. Which makes philosophy, for the whole of the last century the poor relation to psychology, the natural bedfellow of theology. There is little enough popular writing in the field, so this is a welcome addition.
It does not fully deliver on its title; the writing is too general, wide-ranging and non-directive for that. It should more accurately be called 'An introduction to the extraordinary range of philosophical argument.' Twenty-five short and easily manageable chapters from the early Greeks to the 1990s, from such frauds as Nietzsche and Derrida to such honest workers as Lucretius, the neglected Scotsman Thomas Reid or the fierce champion of true liberalism Karl Popper.
If you missed philosophy in your formal education, and the English system ignores it shamefully, this book offers an entertaining outline of the subject. It may not do much to sharpen up sloppy theological thinking, but it will reveal the possibilities. NT
ANGLICAN RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES YEARBOOK 2002–3
Canterbury, 208pp, pbk
This is now the third edition of this yearbook, which has developed into an assured source of information on all the religious communities of the Anglican Communion. There are, if you wanted to know, some 2,500 Anglican religious, of whom 1,550 are women and 950 men, and of those men 600 are based in Australasia and the Pacific. The decline of many older European houses and the rise of new orders further afield offers an interesting picture of great change and even excitement.
This is an excellent resource, but why I wonder does it attract a liberal catholic veneer? Have we done something wrong? Are our traditionalist religious not nice enough? It is a mystery. The foreword is by Presiding Frank (Griswold III), and of course I had to read Bishop Penny Jamieson's piece at the end: interesting indeed; a clever and perceptive deconstruction of the traditional retreat is followed by a holistic, everyday 'practice of selective silence'. Sophisticated, contemporary and relevant, and yet, is it a fair substitute for what so many of these communities have been offering for so many years?
I am less interested in the superficial and momentary wellness and strength that old-style retreats provided for me than in the ongoing engagement of God with the questions I face. My role in my dealings as a bishop is not to either be controlled by God or to control others in the name of God, episcopacy notwithstanding. My role is to participate, as God participates with me.
Maybe; but it is a curiously negative postscript to the richness of the witness outlined in the preceding pages; the best one can say is that it is too clever by half, with an inadequate grasp of sin and weakness. AS
CECILIA'S VISION
TJ Armstrong
Review, 340pp, hbk
Dominicans investigating a Cathar visionary in thirteenth-century Canterbury, with kidnappings, murder, conspiracy, and bits of arcana. Rather too much is in reported speech, it distances us from the drama, but nice enough writing. No great insights into the Church, but a pleasant historical novel. AS
After a couple of rants on secretive pricing, to which we shall return, this month's turns from the wicked to the silly. In the ever-increasing competition for readers' attention, most books now carry a subtitle, to specify more clearly the book's subject; no problem with that; but extra titles that add nothing are merely an irritant.
For your information, How to think like a philosopher is also called Zeno and the Tortoise, and The Story of the King James Bible is also called In the beginning. Pretentious nonsense. Publishers are entirely free to add as many titles as they wish; we are equally entitled to ignore them.
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The 2020 Asia-Pacific PR Consultancies of the Year are the result of an exhaustive research process involving more than 125 submissions and meetings with the best PR firms across the region.
Consultancy of the Year winners are announced and honoured at the 2020 Asia-Pacific SABRE Awards, which takes place virtually on 24 September. Analysis of all Finalists and Winners can be accessed via the navigation menu or below:
Winner: Synergy H+K Strategies (Korea/WPP)
Like many international players in North Asia, H+K Strategies' operations are weighted towards one market in particular — in this case Korea, where Synergy H+K Korea's 80+ staff has expanded further by consolidating sister firm BCW into its operations, two years after similar integration of Ogilvy. It does not hurt, of course, that Asia lead HS Chung is based in Seoul, where the Synergy firm that she founded 20 years ago is expected to reach 100 people by the end of the year.
Chung's outfit has shown little sign of slowing down since it became part of H+K Strategies, growing by an impressive 30% in 2019, with a client roster that includes LG Electronics, Han Sung Motor, SK Telecom, Singapore Tourism Board, P&G, Microsoft, BASF, Hanwha Techwin, Essilor, KIA Motors, AB InBev and Marriott International. In particular, the firm has benefited from ongoing expansion supported by H+K's global capabilities, which include online crisis training, along with strengthened creative and digital capabilities, and a renewed focus on social impact via the firm's I-Act and Better Impact practices.
Campaign highlights, meanwhile, included global influencer marketing for LG Home + Appliances, along with helping to successfully launch LG's PuriCare Tankless Water Purifier. — AS
Dentsu Public Relations (Japan/Dentsu)
Like marketing agencies everywhere, Dentsu has seen clients looking for more integration and more earned-first ideas, and the Japanese agency's advertising and PR businesses have converged in ways that have brought out more creativity and originality—and elevated Dentsu to new heights in international awards competitions such as SABRE and the Cannes Lions. As it approaches its 60th anniversary next year, Dentsu is now established as one of the leading creative agencies not only in Asia, where it has been a consistent performer in the SABRE Awards and other regional competitions, but in the world—coming in at number six in our Global Creative Index for last year, living up to its three-year-old tagline: "Advocates for Social Innovation."
Highlights of the past year include Dentsu's work for Electronic Arts, which teamed up with the provincial city of Kobayashi to address local depopulation and brain drain, leveraging the company's gaming app SimCity BuildIt to develop interest and engagement in community development. The firm also partnered with brewing company Yoho on the "bossy talk" campaign, which addressed the hierarchical bullying that sometimes carries over from the workplace into social interactions between senior and junior employees, and supported Shiseido in the launch of new products to combat stress-related odors, emphasizing that "stress stinks."
And while the creative work continues to stand out, Dentsu is still a standout in terms of its corporate work, its traditional media relations capabilities, and its leadership in the Japanese marketplace. In 2019, the firm worked with 38 Fortune Global 500 companies and 81 Nikkei 225 index companies—standout clients include the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Japanese Cabinet Office, the Ministry of Defense, the Japan National Tourism Organization, and corporates Philip Morris, Procter & Gamble, and Shiseido. And with 130 PRSJ-accredited PR planners among its 300 employees, enabling Dentsu to deliver a highly strategic product.
In March, the agency named Masahiro Makiguchi as its new president and CEO, replacing Kazunori Azeyanagi, who becomes senior corporate advisor and continues to serve as president of the Public Relations Society of Japan. A 20-year Dentsu veteran, Makiguchi has headed various divisions, most recently serving as managing director of the corporate communications division. — PH
FleishmanHillard (Omnicom PR Group)
FleishmanHillard's regional offering has always carried a distinct bent towards North Asia, with Tokyo serving as the firm's largest single Asia-Pacific market by revenue, and Korea emerging as one of its fastest-growing operations in recent times. There are now 91 people in Japan under president Shin Tanaka, supported by the BlueCurrent and Vox Global brands — bringing strength across corporate, healthcare, technology, consumer and public affairs. In Korea meanwhile, Yvonne Park oversees a team of 45, with a specific focus on stakeholder engagement.
With longtime lead Tetsuya Honda leaving BlueCurrent last year, the firm responded by naming Yosuke Tanno as MD of the unit. In addition, Nojiri Akihiro was promoted to Vox president, while Atsuko Kamegaya became MD of FH Japan and Seiji Takahashi took on COO duties. Japan grew 1.6% in 2019, led by Vox's 4.9% expansion. There was new business from Google, Olympus, US Soybean Council and CNN, joining a client roster that features the Prime Minister's Office, P&G, Visa, AT&T and Philips. Campaign highlights included Cisco Japan's 'Telework Life' manga campaign to ease the transition to work from home, along with a BlueCurrent effort for Innophys to reduce the pressure on older workers.
In Seoul, meanwhile, Park oversees an operation that grew revenue by 10% last year and headcount by 13.5%. The newly-established Stakeholder Engagement Centre has brought specific benefits, advising on conflict resolution for clients facing extreme challenges caused by ever-intensifying conflicts in interests and social values. — AS
KPR & Associates (Korea/Independent)
30 years since founder Kay H. Imm set up shop, KPR & Associates hasn't waned in its commitment to being a trendsetter in the Korean PR industry, creating value for clients through integrated communications and content created through collaboration, new ideas and technology. That combined with the firm's deep understanding of Korean media and businesses has fueled the continued growth of KPR, which ended last year as a $12.3m business with 108 staffers supporting blue-chip clients such as Google Korea and Citibank Korea.
For KPR, 2019 was a year of changes and expansion, as the firm assumed new leadership and created new offerings to match continued change in the industry and client demand. The start of the year saw Jooho Kim named KPR's president after five years at the helm of KPR's integrated marketing unit (breaking only to serve as an executive VP of the 2018 PyongChang Winter Olympics Organizing Committee). KPR also launched an integrated digital marketing brand, KPR Digital, which encompasses KPR's most specialized teams, including K, the integrated marketing brand that the firm launched in 2015; the digital communications and visual content development teams; the firm's PR team; and Bright Bell, a digital creative agency that joined the KPR group in 2018. The goal: integrating teams to create synergies and deliver more comprehensive and effective services under the name of a single brand. The firm also created a social impact team, expanding its CSR function in the process. The expansion continues — KPR's digital communication research lab opens this year.
All of which garnered the firm new clients including Seoul Metropolitan Government, Applied Materials Korea, Google Cloud, Rael Korea, Automation Anywhere, AbbVie Korea (Skyrizi), Dolby Korea, Ediya Coffee, Hanwha Solutions and Hyundai Motor Group. They join an impressive roster of existing partners such as Google Korea, Maserati, Continental Automotive Korea, Hankook Shell Oil, Citibank Korea, YouTube, YES24, Siemens Ltd. Seoul, Korea LPG Association and Sanofi Pasteur. Hallmark work included the "I'm All Ears" campaign by Life Insurance Philanthropy Foundation to raise awareness of and reduce teen suicide. As part of the campaign, a video was produced featuring five dogs rescuing ailing teenagers, which attracted 1.2 million views. An integrated counseling system based on social media was also built to listen to teens more attentively. — DM
Weber Shandwick (Interpublic Group)
Weber Shandwick's Japanese operations can trace their roots back to 1959, when International PR—later acquired by what was then Shandwick—was first established. Its Korean presence is much more recent, with the office founded a decade ago, under the leadership of Tyler Kim, who was also recently promoted to regional vice-chair. But both of the North Asia offices have been on a similar trajectory in recent years, with Japan and Korea continuing their steady progress in 2019, emerging as the network's most reliable source of growth.
Under the long-term leadership of chairman Takeo Nishitani in Tokyo, who is supported by GM Campbell Hanley, Weber Shandwick Japan remains in strong shape, adding new business from Airbnb, JNTO, Kiozian and the Prime Minister's Office of Japan, joining a client roster that features Airbnb, Amazon, Facebook, Intel, JETRO, JNTO, Kioxia, Netflix, Novartis and TPECO. In particular, the firm benefited from a surge of crisis-related engagements, along with the enduring strength of its technology practice — which is complemented by expertise in corporate, healthcare (up double-digits), public affairs, digital/social, and the firm's United Minds change management offering. There were also a slew of senior hires across these practices over the past year.
In Seoul, which Kim has taken from a one-man office to a team of more than 100, growth has been fuelled by integrated marketing and specialist digital work, bolstered by senior hires including joint GMs Juny Lee and Seikyu Hong. The merger with McCann Health has turned Weber Shandwick into one of the market's largest digital and healthcare marketing firms, evidenced by global digital marketing assignments for Samsung Bioepis and CJ Logistics, along with integrated work for Alcon, Downy, Disney, ExxonMobil, Hotels.com, iHerb and P&G. Key existing clients include AB InBev, Adobe, GM, Hanwha Group, MBK Partners, P&G, Samsung and SAP. Campaign highlights, meanwhile, including eye-catching efforts for Hotels.com in Japan and Hanwha in Korea. — AS
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By Dan Ambrose: 2012 U.S Olympian Marcus Browne (23-0, 16 KOs) used his youth, speed and power advantage to pound out a one-sided 12 round unanimous decision win over former two division world champion Badou Jack (22-2-3, 13 KOs) to win the interim WBC WBA and the WBC silver 175 lb title at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Browne had a point deducted in round 7 for holding. It was a lucky thing for Browne that he wasn't disqualified for his constant clinching by referee Tony Weeks, seeing that it was impeding Jack from being able to fight. Browne was using the holding to keep from taking punishment. It worked, but it was clearly a situation needed more point deductions.
Jack suffered a bad cut to his forehead from a clash of heads with Browne halfway through the contest. The cut was so deep and wide that it was impossible for Jack's corner to stop the bleeding. The blood dripped across Jack's face the entire second half of the contest, making it difficult for him to see. The blood was everywhere, all over the referee Tony Weeks, and on the canvas. It's a miracle that the fight wasn't stopped at some point to protect Jack from blood loss.
The victory for the 28-year-old Browne makes him the mandatory challenger to World Boxing Council light heavyweight champion Oleksander Gvozdyk (16-0, 13 KOs). Whether Browne chooses to accept a title shot against the Top Rank promoted Gvzodyk is another question.
Jack had his best round in round 12, as he attacked Browne hard in landing some nice shots. But it was a case of too little, too late by that point. Jack needed a knockout, not just a round, but he wasn't able to hurt Browne. He lacked the power, and he had taken so much punishment at the hands of the American.
The judges' scores were 117-110, 116-111 and 119-108. Boxing News 24 had Browne winning by one-sided 119-108. It was hard to give Jack more than a round, considering that he was beaten to the punch the entire fight by the faster more agile Browne.
For Jack, he perhaps shouldn't have taken a tough fight like this following his grueling 12 round war that he had against former WBC light heavyweight champion Adonis Stevenson last May. That fight was scored a draw, but a lot of boxing fans thought Jack did enough to deserve the win. However, Jack took a lot of heavy shots from Stevenson the entire fight, especially in the first six rounds. Going from that fight into a match against the much fresher Browne was always going to be tough. Browne has been matched against weak opposition his entire career.
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Saturday February 10th at 10pm.
This weekend at UFC 221 an exciting champion from other promotions makes his UFC debut. Israel Adesanya, a fantastically entertaining striker, steps into the octagon after fighting for 6 years in New Zealand, China and Australia. Adesanya's background is in kickboxing, where he amassed a record of 65 wins and 5 losses. Since taking up MMA, Adesanya has gone undefeated with 11 wins. On this weekend's prelims, Adesanya takes on another UFC novice, Rob Wilkinson, who is making his second appearance in the world's most relentless cage.
Rob Wilkinson was an Australian champion who was also undefeated upon entering the UFC last year. He is trained as an all-around MMA fighter, but most of his wins come by way of submissions or ground-n-pound. Wilkinson lost his UFC debut against Siyar Bahadurzada last fall and looks to make his UFC record 1-1 with a win over Adesanya this weekend. Adesanya and Wilkinson are both champions in other promotions and both were undefeated coming into the UFC. This weekend they face off to determine who is the better new talent.
Adesanya will compete in the UFC's middleweight (185lb) division. If he wants to make it to the top, he'll have to pass opponents like Derek Brunson, Kelvin Gastelum, and Robert Whittaker(C). The other middleweights on the card, Yoel Romero and Luke Rockhold, headline the evening, so viewers will get a chance to contrast Adesanya's fighting ability with some of those currently at the top of his division.
Israel Adesanya is a successful striker. All of his MMA wins have come by T/KO. All within 2 rounds. His strikes are flashy, varied, accurate and lead the pace. His long jabs and crosses often find holes. Typically, Adesanya wins by landing a handful of medium-high powered strikes over the first round or two until the opponent is weakened enough to drop their hands. Then Adesanya goes for the finish with headkicks, knees to the face and barrages of punches and elbows.
In each of Adesanya's last 2 MMA fights he won by T/KO in the last 15 seconds of first round. He defeated Melvin Guillard via punches TKO and Stuart Dare via headkick KO. Neither of these opponents really stand as a true test of Adesanya's MMA ability. Guillard has been on a losing streak since 2011 and Dare has a 8-5 record against mediocre competitors. In facing Rob Wilkinson this weekend, Adesanya may be taking on his most qualified MMA opponent yet.
Adesanya finishes Melvin Guillard with flying knee to set up ground'n'pound.
Adesanya finishes Stuart Dare via headkick KO in his most recent match.
Rob Wilkinson was middleweight champion of Australia's two largest MMA promotions, AFC and Brace, before being welcomed into the octagon last year. In Australia he earned an undefeated record of 11-0. In nine of those he finished his opponent in the first round. He wins most of his fights with Takedowns, Ground-n-Pound and Submissions. Wilkinson commonly gets his opponents to the ground via double-leg takedowns along the fence as well as trips and throws from the clinch. When his opponent brings the action to the ground, Wilkinson often gains control as he usually has the better BJJ and wrestling.
Wilkinson's last fight was his UFC debut and also his first MMA loss. He appeared moderately outclassed by middleweight Siyar Bahadurzada while standing, and was not able to get the fight to the ground. With 2 minutes left in the 2nd round, Bahadurzada rocked Wilkinson with a jab-cross combo, Wilkinson retreated to the fence and took 33 unanswered strikes before the ref stepped in.
Wilkinson is rocked and TKO'd by Siyar Bahadurzada.
With his first loss, some question Wilkinson's ability, or UFC-readiness. I recommend suspending judgement on that for now. Wilkinson's pre-UFC record is good enough that we ought to consider Octagon jitters as a possible factor. Even if the Bahadurzada loss was an accurate reflection of Wilkinson's ability relative to other UFC competitors, I'd like to give him the benefit of the doubt that he can learn, adapt and up his game for the upcoming bout.
Leading up to the loss, Wilkinson was on a 11 fight win streak, including a war with Jamie Abdallah, which Wilkinson won in the final minute of the third round via TKO (punches).
Wilkinson finishes Jamie Abdallah in the Euro Fighting Championship in 2016.
Israel Adesanya is a deadly striker. Rob Wilkinson is a nearly undefeated ground fighter.
Where the fight takes place will likely determine the outcome.
Can Adesanya defend against Wilkinson's takedowns? Can Wilkinson avoid the knockout Adesanya delivered so many previous opponents? We can speculate, but if we're to be honest with ourselves, we must admit that until fighters are proven in the UFC, we can't really predict their success. Adesanya looks great so far, but Wilkinson too was undefeated until the octagon door closed behind him. Adesanya has yet to fight someone with Wilkinson's grappling ability. If Rob Wilkinson can take Adesanya down and keep him there, we may see Adesanya as helpless on the ground as Ngannou was to Stipe a few weeks ago.
The unanswerability of these questions is what makes fighters' UFC debuts so exciting to watch. The UFC truly does appear to be at a different level and this weekend we will get to see whether Israel Adesanya is at that level. We will also get to see if Rob Wilkinson can adapt to UFC level pressure and put on a successful showing in his sophomore UFC appearance.
As viewers and fans, we are lucky that the UFC is matching incoming superstars against worthy opponents. By pitting two champions from other promotions against each other, we are ensured an exciting lead up and probably a great battle. At last, Israel Adesanya will compete in the UFC and we can witness the hype train either pick up speed, or crash into Rob Wilkinson.
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Kundhavai was a historic and a popular name of a number of royal women in southern India between the ninth and eleventh century. Some of the women who went by the name Kundavai are as follows:

Kundhavai, the daughter of Western Ganga king Prithvipati I  (853-880 AD), who was married to the Bana prince Vikramaditya I, the son and successor of Malladeva. She gave several gifts to the Siva temple in Tiruvallam.

Rajarajan Kundhavi Alvar, the daughter of Raja Raja Chola and younger sister of Rajendra Chola, the queen of the Eastern Chalukya king Vimaladitya and the mother of Rajaraja Narendra.

Kundhavai Pirāttiyār, the elder sister of the king Raja Raja Chola, and the queen of the chief Vallavaraiyan Vandiyadevan mentioned in the Tanjore inscriptions.

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The Best of September je kompilacijski album skupine September. Album vsebuje skladbe, ki so že prej izšle na njihovih albumih in singlih. Album je izšel ob ponovni obuditvi skupine leta 2003.

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Tihomir Pop Asanović – Hammond B3, Fender Stage Piano, Hohner D6, Arp 2600 pri vseh skladbah
Braco Doblekar – Latin percussion, sopranski saksofon, vokal pri vseh skladbah
Petar Ugrin – električna violina, klavir, vokal pri (2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Čarli Novak – Fender Jazz Bass, vokal pri (2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Ratko Divjak Rale – Asba in Tama bobni, percussion pri (2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Marjan Malikovič – kitare: Gibson Les Paul Custom, Ovation Acoustics, vokal pri (1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14)
Jadran Ogrin – Fender Precision Bass, Fender Jazz Bass, vokal pri (1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14)
Nelfi Depangher – Ludwig bobni, vokal pri (1, 5, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14)

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Boris Šinigoj - vokal
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Hi there friends!! I've been focusing on my makeup a bit more lately. Mostly because my daughter is getting married in less than 30 days!! Yay! So, I've been playing with it a bit more than usual.
I am a girly girl and I've really always loved makeup, but you know $$, kids, and life sometimes make you put yourself on the backburner... I want to look my best, not only for my hubby but for me. It makes me feel good. Who doesn't like to feel good?
I believe that it's much more important that you are beautiful on the inside. Yet, I also believe in taking care of yourself to make you the best you can be. That includes makeup!
My usual easy daily (kinda) makeup is pretty simple. Maybe I should do a post on that? Hmm.... It's usually, foundation, blush, a tad bit of neutral eyeshadow, and mascara. That only takes me about 10 minutes. I like quick!
Some of these products that I LOVE, I use for the easy daily makeup. Some are for the more made up look, like going on a date with hubs, a wedding, or Sunday church. Let's get to it!
Wow! That's a mouthful! This stuff really is magic! It goes on white and turns to your natural color. It comes in different shades, so you need to pick one that is close to you. But I LOVE this stuff! It blurs imperfections and looks so natural. If this had better staying power, my foundation hunt would be over. Seriously. It's perfect for everyday, although, it doesn't have sunscreen. So, I always wear sunscreen under it. This [one] is my fav!
I have really been into mascara lately... I don't know why, but I'm all about the lashes lately. I heard great things about this product and it doesn't disappoint. It really thickens your lashes and makes it look like you have more than you do. It helps the mascara stay put also. I'm pretty impressed.
This has revolutionized my dry face when it comes to makeup! It is only $8 at Walmart. AND... you only need the tiniest dab of it for your entire face and neck. This has helped my foundation stay on and for those foundations that are a bit drying, this helps my face from 'cracking'. Seriously, sometimes, I see little cracks here and there from the foundation sucking all the moisture from my skin! I have been trying all kinds of foundation, trying to find my perfect one. This keeps my skin looking dewy but not oily or shiny (not that I've ever had that problem 😜 ).
Love this little beauty! It's $4 (so cheap!), but packs a punch! It's so easy to apply and gives that natural glow. It's perfect for an everyday natural look.
I'd love to hear what you all are using and what is working for you!


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In the present era, completion is there in almost every field, and hence the business operators have to use various options for marketing. In the modern times when the mobile phone is a commonly used device for everyone, it can be an easy way to have quality marketing. There are many sellers who sell products which need the direct attention of the buyer, and for them, they have to use some unconventional ways of marketing. SMS is the best way to reach such probable clients. Marketing has an important role in any kind of business as you launch the product in the market. It is undisputed that selling means marketing but does it occur to you that marketing really means selling. Marketing chiefly entails the activities that are related to the promotion of the product to increase the volume of sales and consequently attain the targeted profits as well as returns.
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Microsoft's Kin One is an inexpensive consumer-oriented phone created for people who are looking for a device for texting, social networking and music. Michael Morisy brings us this review.
HP's CEO says his company isn't planning to use the newly-acquired webOS to go into the smartphone business, but will employ this operating system in "small form factor web-connected devices".
Qualcomm has announced shipment to manufacturers of third-generation, dual-CPU chipsets for use in future high-end smartphones, smartbooks and tablet PCs demanding faster processing and low power consumption.
What Advice Would You Give a First Time Smartphone Buyer?
The HTC EVO 4G just debuted this weekend, and Sprint has already released an update for the system software that fixes a problem with accessing the microSD memory card.
AT&T made significant changes to its data plans today, cutting the cost it requires smartphone users to pay for service, but also getting rid of the popular unlimited plan.
Notebook PCs, netbooks and other "connected computing devices" will soar ahead of smartphones to start acting as the main drivers of cellular data traffic within a few years.
Android OS-based HTC Desire Headed to the U.S.
Sony Ericsson has announced that the smartphones in its Xperia X10 line will get upgrades to Android OS 2.1 during the third quarter of this year.
In honor of Father's Day, T-Mobile USA is offering a one-day special: today only, customers can get any phone for free by signing up for a new family plan.
iPhone 4 Delays: Will Retail Stores and Trade-In Partners Take Customer Heat?
Why are Cell Phone Recycling Rates So Low?
News and entertainment smartphone applications are downloaded the most, but mobile productivity applications generate the most revenue.
Users of the new Apple iPhone 4 have complained about occasional problems with its wireless performance. Apple says this is caused by users touching this smartphone's external antenna.
A small update for the system software on the HTC EVO 4G that was released yesterday has been withdrawn after some users reported problems.


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What We Do and Do Not Know about Teaching Medical Image Interpretation
Ellen M. Kok, Koos van Geel, Jeroen J. G. van Merriënboer & Simon G. F. Robben
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However, the star man of the United defence was Marouane Fellaini who put in an excellent performance in a deep laying midfield role, where he was able to nearly completely nullify any attack that Burnley managed to muster up.
Manchester United came back to winning ways as they beat Burnley, 2-0, courtesy of a brace from Belgium's World Cup hero Romelu Lukaku.
The first worldwide break of the season is officially upon us, and it should serve as something of a rest period for quite a few managers in this league.
United started the season with two defeats from their first three games, but Mourinho drew the focus onto himself, rather than performances on the pitch, with a number of eye-catching public statements, including quoting German philosopher Georg Hegel and asking for more "respect" for his achievements.
Despite playing more than 50 times in both of Mourinho's seasons at United, Rashford has not been a fixture in the starting line-up and United are not short of attacking options either, especially since Alexis Sanchez's arrival in January.
"Burnley have proved before me that they can handle the Premier League and now it's our time to show that". Imagine if it was reversed - United beating Burnley on Monday night in a not-so-important-big-match that no one would really talk about, before losing 3-0 at Old Trafford this last weekend. It was a very good week of work and we started the week as you saw.
Nicol added: "I'll be honest, I think the problem is the manager". It would be embarrassing for any manager, so where on earth he thought he was on safe ground to come in and say he was so happy with the performance, is just beyond me.
"The spirit was great", he said.
"If they sent me away, do you have any idea how much money they would have to give me?" Everybody wanted to win.
Mourinho claimed that several reporters had been hoping for United's losing streak to continue so that they would have more to write about. "The whole team played well and that's the most important thing".
Bell remains away from the team while deciding when to sign his $14.54 million franchise tender. "That's the appropriate thing". The Steelers will move forward in preparations for the Cleveland Browns with James Conner as the starting running back.
Earlier leaks have have pointed to the Pixel 3 offering a 5.5-inch display with a 2160x1080 resolution and a 2:1 aspect ratio. As if we hadn't seen the Pixel 3 XL in the wild enough times, someone left their pre-production device in the back of a Lyft.
The Mississippi cities of Gulfport, Biloxi and Long Beach ordered mandatory evacuations of their harbors and marinas, and the U.S. Tropical Storm Warnings are in effect for southeast Louisiana, and Hurricane Warnings are in effect for coastal MS and Alabama.
The suspect, identified as Jawed S, "had a terrorist motive and travelled to the Netherlands with that aim", the statement added. Police said in a statement Saturday that the Afghan man was being questioned in the hospital with the help of an interpreter.
But they also have to accept the spotlight and scrutiny that will come with being the early pacesetters. All the time he gives us that confidence that we can play and it relieves a lot of pressure for us.
Woodward goes through a lengthy list of enemies that Trump's continued to make within his own administration. 'He's an idiot. When he learned about Mueller's appointment to lead the probe, Trump complained, "Everybody's trying to get me".
A hurricane watch is in effect for the area stretching from the mouth of the Pearl River in MS to the Alabama-Florida border. The Times-Picayune reports that drivers around the metro New Orleans area are lining up to put sand bags in their trunks.
Corbyn, he added, should "repent and recant as quickly as possible so as to regain the trust of the Jewish and general public". Blair is not alone within Labour ranks to call on the party's leadership to act.


American rapper Nicki Minaj has been sued for copyright infringement over a t-shirt design by a California artist Isiah Simon, TMZ reports.
The shirt design depicts an inverted heart shape made up of a woman's chest and bikini, which is used to say 'I heart Nicki'. Simon says Nicki and her label Universal Music Group stole the design for his "I Love Venice Beach" merch which according to him, he copyrighted in 2015.
Simon sells a range of products that feature a similar design and say 'I heart Venice Beach'.
In his lawsuit, Simon claims that Minaj and Universal Music Group "had access to" his heart design before creating the t-shirts and that UMG "brazenly stole" his heart design and affixed it to shirts that promote Minaj.
Simon is seeking a permanent injunction, impounding of all the infringing shirts, and damages.