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Ahmed Pekin
July 12, 2019 /in Turkey Banking & Finance Law /by Becky Roberts
Ahmed Pekin is the founding senior partner of Pekin & Pekin, established in 1971 in Istanbul and now one of the most prestigious and largest independent corporate firms in Turkey. Renowned as an outstanding attorney, Ahmed Pekin has an unrivalled breadth of knowledge across many practice areas.
He is a highly experienced litigator and advises on complex banking and finance, project finance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate law and taxation matters. He has led the majority of large scale transactions in the jurisdiction, notably in the banking sector, and has won numerous accolades and awards in his long career.
The Banking & Finance Practice:
Pekin & Pekin advises on the incorporation of financial institutions and banks. The Firm has incorporated many first-of-a-kind regulated companies, and has been retained to advise on the conversion and acquisition of all of Turkish brokerage companies.
Pekin & Pekin:
Founded in 1971, Pekin & Pekin is a full-service law firm providing integrated legal services to clients involved in transactions within Turkey.
The vision of Pekin & Pekin today is the same vision as in 1971 – to provide clients with legal advice that helps them achieve their long-term objectives in Turkey and globally with the greatest efficiency. This vision is attained by a strategy of steady expansion, allowing the Firm to retain its boutique character and standard of service.
The Firm has pioneered legal structures for Turkish banking transactions, facilitated the introduction of new financial products and organisational structures, advised regulators on new laws and regulators on new laws and regulations across multiple sectors acted in the largest and most high profile finance and M&A deals in the jurisdiction and succeeded in complex arbitration cases.
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Dina Wadia
July 12, 2019 /in India Banking & Finance Law /by Becky Roberts
Dina specialises in Banking & Finance, Investment Funds, Financial Services and Mergers & Cross Border Investments & Acquisitions. She has extensive experience in Banking & Finance related transactions including all manner of Debt Transactions (secured, limited recourse and syndicated), Project Finance, Acquisition Finance, Structured Finance, Real Estate Financing, Security creation, Unlisted Debt and General Banking Products.
Dina also advises on the establishment of funds and investment by onshore & offshore funds and investment vehicles including general or sector specific Private Equity vehicles, Venture Capital funds, Mutual funds and other pooled investment vehicles. She has been involved with the domestic mutual fund industry since the opening of this sector to banks, offshore and private players in 1989 and with offshore depository receipt programmes of Indian issuers since inception of these transactions in India in 1993 / 1994.
In addition, she has extensive experience in Corporate Commercial and Finance related transactions including Private Equity & Capital Markets, Foreign Investment, Joint Ventures and Acquisitions across industry sectors.
She has been practicing law since 1982. Before joining JSA, she was for twenty one years with Little & Co, one of India's premier and oldest law firms and she was a partner there for over ten years.
Banking and Finance Law Practice:
JSA has been widely recognized as having a leading national Banking & Finance practice which is highly regarded for its excellence, consistency and commercial sense, and has a reputation for working on challenging and innovative transactions.
The practice covers a wide range of financing transactions such as (i) Corporate Debt, including syndicated loans, secured and unsecured loans, revolving credits, guarantee facilities and other forms of security; (ii) Structured Finance; (iii) Acquisition and Leveraged Finance using senior, mezzanine and subordinated debt; (iv) Project Finance and Public Private Partnerships across all Infrastructure and Energy sectors; (v) Securitization; (vi) Real Estate Finance including structured lending, secured property lending and property securitization; (vii) Asset Finance; (viii) Derivative transactions; (ix) Debt Capital Markets encompassing issues of rupee denominated bonds and debentures, foreign currency convertible bonds, bank MTN programmes and other securities; and (x) Debt Restructuring and re-financing, including asset reconstruction and schemes of arrangement.
We have extensive experience in diverse types of Banking & Finance transactions and have represented clients on high-profile and complex Syndicated Lending, Structured Products, Project Finance, External Commercial Borrowings, and plain vanilla bilateral lending deals. Our scope of work covers the entire spectrum including structuring transactions, drafting term sheets and transactional documents, negotiations, advising on the regulatory framework and related issues.
The Firm acts for several Global & Domestic Banks, and also represents a number of Institutional Lenders, Multi-lateral, Developmental & Export Credit Institutions, Asset Managers, Funds, Real Estate Investors, Arrangers and Corporate Borrowers.
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Markus Bruckmüller
July 12, 2019 /in Slovenia Banking & Finance Law /by Becky Roberts
Markus Bruckmüller is a partner of Wolf Theiss in Ljubljana and Vienna and heads the Slovenian office of Wolf Theiss. He is specialized in corporate/M&A, banking & finance and real estate. His career experience includes advising on several large-scale M&A transactions, cross-border banking and finance projects and real estate transactions.
He regularly holds internal and external lectures on aspects of M&A transactions and restructurings, inter alia at the Wolf Theiss School of Excellence and on the Ljubljana Faculty of Law. Markus is admitted as attorney in Austria and Slovenia and was educated at University of Vienna.
The Banking & Finance Law Practice:
Recent years have presented financial markets across the globe with historic challenges. With world markets finally regaining balance, your business needs fresh thinking to help you adjust to the demands of new regulations and political and economic developments.
Known for its analytic rigor, our Banking & Finance team draws on its banking product expertise. We collaborate with all our teams, including our regulatory, dispute resolution and restructuring teams to help you realise your business goals. It's routine for us to provide clients with innovative, customised solutions: much imitated, our financing techniques have set the standard for the industry.
The largest banks, insurers and financial institutions and their customers in CEE/SEE trust us on issues ranging from commercial lending, project financing and private equity to regulatory work, Medium Term Notes (MTN), Eurobonds, IPOs, takeovers, credit-linked notes, securitisations, de-listings and loan portfolios.
We're aware that regulatory issues are driving banking and financial markets these days. This is why we've made it such a high priority to develop relationships with local regulators, stock exchanges and government officials. We pass the benefits of these relationships on to you as we advise on MiFID II, CRR, payment services, and data protection, EMIR, MAD II, Investment Fund Regimes (UCITS IV, UCITS V) and AIFMD.
Wolf Theiss:
Wolf Theiss is one of the leading law firms in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe (CEE/SEE). We have built our reputation on a combination of unrivalled local knowledge and strong international capability. We opened our first office in Vienna 60 years ago. Our team now brings together over 340 lawyers from a diverse range of backgrounds, working in offices in 13 countries throughout the CEE/SEE region.
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Tarja Wist
July 12, 2019 /in Finland Banking & Finance Law /by Becky Roberts
Ms. Tarja Wist is a Founding Partner of Waselius & Wist. Her practice areas include banking and finance, capital markets, and mergers and acquisitions.
Ms. Wist received her LL.M. degree from the law faculty of the Helsinki University in 1989 and was admitted to the Finnish Bar in 1994. Prior to the establishment of Waselius & Wist, she spent eight years with Roschier-Holmberg & Waselius.
Ms. Wist has also been actively involved in legislative work in the area of securities law and served as a member of the Legislative Working Group for the Securities Law Reform 2009-2011 and as a secretary to the Legislative Commission for Securities Market Legislation 1990-1993. During 2004-2005, Ms. Wist served as member of the Legislative Working Group for the Implementation of the Takeover Directive.
She is also an author of several articles in international publications in the fields of capital markets and financial law.
Waselius & Wist has a very strong practice in banking and finance and is one of the market leaders in Finland representing lenders and borrowers alike. The practice covers all aspects of banking and financing transactions including bank and syndicated loan facilities, asset based lending, acquisition financing, bond issuances, securitisation and project finance as well as asset financing for aircraft, ships, real estate and other capital assets.
The firm has a high profile in advising banks, investment firms, fund managers and other financial institutions and market participants on the full spectrum of regulatory issues.
Waselius & Wist:
Waselius & Wist is a commercial law firm, committed to providing highly specialised legal services in complex business transactions. The firm is especially renowned for high-end advice within the fields of capital markets, banking and finance, mergers and acquisitions, dispute resolution, IPR, tax law as well as EU and competition law.
Waselius & Wist has earned the confidence of some of the world's most demanding clients. They advise leading investment banks, investors, multinational and Finnish companies, public and private organizations as well as governments and government agencies.
The firm aims to build long-term relationships with its clients, gaining a thorough understanding of each client's business, operating environment, needs and goals is in the heart of a successful client relationship.
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Edite Ligere
July 11, 2019 /in United Kingdom Banking & Finance Law /by Becky Roberts
– Galileo Global Group, New York, NY, U.S.A., Senior Advisor.
– Member of the Philanthropy Board of the Institute of Cancer Research.
– Chairman of the Windsor Benefit Trust (for the advancement of music and the arts.)
– Member of various international and U.K. pro bono legal initiatives.
– Rights of audience in the courts of England and Wales.
– Hubert Greenland Scholar, awarded by The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn (2000)
– Intern at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law focusing on EU and international law (1999 – 2002)
– Bar Vocational Course, (Outstanding in Advocacy), Inns of Court School of Law, London (2000)
– LLB (First Class Honours: 1996-1999); LLM in EU law, international law, human rights and United Nations law, University of London, (2000-2001)
– The International Bar Association (2008 – Present)
– Insurance Institute of London (2008-Present)
– The Bar Association For Commerce, Finance and Industry (2008-Present)
– The Bar Council's Law Reform Committee (2006-Present)
– The European Law Committee of The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn (2005-Present)
– The Constitutional and Administrative Law Bar Association of England and Wales (2002-Present)
– The Bar European Group (2002-Present)
Edite Ligere's practice focuses on global financial regulation, banking, insurance, human rights, consumer protection, charity law, data protection, machine learning, artificial intelligence and cyber security.
Selected representations publicly disclosed include:
– AIG Inc. in the development of the first global insurance capital standard ("ICS").
– MetLife Inc. in the development of the activities based approach to the identification and mitigation of systemic risk in the insurance sector and the development of the ICS.
– Abu Dhabi Investment Council in various acquisitions.
– Scotiabank in various acquisitions.
– AmTrust in its $218.7 million acquisition of ANV Holding B.V.
– AIG with the preparation of a recovery and resolution plan under section 165 of the Dodd‑Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
– Lloyd's of London High Premium Group.
– AIG in the proposed sale of AIA Group Limited to Prudential plc for $35.5 billion.
– GreyCastle Holdings in its $570 million acquisition, backed by a consortium of investors, of the run‑off Life Reinsurance operations of XL Group.
– TIAA‑CREF in its partnership with Henderson Group PLC to create TIAA Henderson Real Estate Limited, a new global real estate investment management company, with total assets under management of over $25 billion.
– Hardy Underwriting in its response to the unsolicited takeover approach announced by Beazley plc.
– Syncora Holdings Ltd., a Bermuda‑domiciled holding company, and its wholly‑owned New York and London subsidiaries, which underwrite financial guarantee insurance, Syncora Guarantee Inc. and Syncora Guarantee UK Limited (the "Company"), in a comprehensive restructuring that relieved the Company of approximately $6 billion in losses and loss reserves.
– Catlin Group in its £200 million rights issue, underwritten by JP Morgan and UBS.
– Omega in its agreement with Canopius Group on the terms of a recommended £164 million all‑cash bid for Omega by Canopius.
– Hanover Insurance Group in its £313 million public bid for Chaucer Holdings.
– Novae Insurance Company Limited on the transfer of its insurance business and reserves to Lloyd's Syndicate 2007 by court order under Part VII of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000
– Profit in Cyberspace? The Journal of Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Law; Vol. 2, No. 3, 2019 U.K. and EU chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Practical Law, August 2018
– U.K. chapter on banking law and regulation in Getting The Deal Through, 12th Edition, March 2019
– U.K. and EU chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Getting The Deal Through, 11th Edition, August 2018
– U.K. and EU chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Practical Law, September 2017
– U.K. chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Getting The Deal Through, 10th Edition, August 2017
– Global systemic risk in the insurance sector – insurers split on recovery and resolution planning: Insurance ERM Issue 21 Spring 2017
– U.K. chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Getting The Deal Through, 9th Edition, August 2016
– Brexit For Insurers One Month On; Debevoise & Plimpton update August 2016
– Insurance and Reinsurance Global Guide Q&A "Insurance And Reinsurance In The U.K. (England And Wales): Overview," 2016/2017, Thomson Reuters Practical Law: published July 2016
– Identifying Systemic Risk – A Risky Business?; Banking Law Journal July/August 2016 p. 364
– IAIS Introduces New Assessment Methodology for GSIIs and Discontinues NTNI Label; Debevoise & Plimpton update June 2016
– S. Federal Reserve Provides Guidance on Supervisory Approach to Insurance; Debevoise & Plimpton update May 2016
– The Importance of Being a Global Systemically Important Financial Institution; Insurance Day 28 April 2016, Law & Order section p.7
– Brexit – Regulatory Implications for Banks, Insurers and other Financial Services Firms; Debevoise & Plimpton update April 2016
– Prudential Regulation Authority Consults on Remuneration Rules; Debevoise & Plimpton update April 2016
– Insurers remain unconvinced by attempts to identity systemic risk; Global Risk Regulator – A Publication from The Banker, Financial Times, March 2016/Volume 14, Issue 3
– Age of Aquarius for Individual Accountability in Financial Services?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2016, 31(3), p. 174
– U.K. chapter on insurance and reinsurance in Getting The Deal Through, 8th Edition, June 2015
– Industry Prepares for Senior Managers Regime; Insurance Day 19 November 2015, Law & Order section p. 6
– Development of International Regulatory Capital Standards Continues, Insurance Day, 2 September 2015, Law & Order section p. 6
– New Global Insurer Capital Requirements Could Increase M&A, Law360, 27 October 2015
– The EU Solvency II Regime for Insurers: An Update on Implementation FC&S, 1 May 2015
– Quo Vadis, Europe?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2015, 30 (2), p. 121
– Co‑author of the Debevoise & Plimpton Insurance and Investment Management M&A Deskbook published by the Practising Law Institute, Corporate and Securities Law Library, 27th April 2015, particularly:
– Chapter 2 – Private Acquisitions of an Insurance Business
– Chapter 3 – Acquiring a Block of Insurance Business
– Chapter 5 – Insurance Regulatory Approval Requirements for a Stock Purchase Deal
– Chapter 10 – Investing in Lloyd's
– IAIS Consults on G‑SIIs and NTNI: Are G‑SIIs sellers of non‑core and NTNI business units?; Debevoise & Plimpton update December 2015
– Solvency II – What you need to know as effectiveness nears; Debevoise & Plimpton update December 2015
– Solvency II equivalence decisions and U.S. – EU Covered Agreement; Debevoise & Plimpton update December 2015
– IAIS begins public consultation on HLA for G‑SIIs; Debevoise & Plimpton update July 2015
– Financial Stability Board publishes updated list of global systemically important insurers and global systemically important banks; Debevoise & Plimpton update November 2015
– Bank of England and Financial Services Bill extends senior managers and certification regime to all U.K. regulated financial services firms; Debevoise & Plimpton update October 2015
– NAIC begins to develop a group capital measure for U.S. insurance enterprises; Debevoise & Plimpton update August 2015
– The Insurance Act 2015 – Key Considerations; Debevoise & Plimpton update March 2015
– Solvency II – The Way Forward; Debevoise & Plimpton update October 2014
– The Future of Banking in the EU ?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2014, 29 (5), p. 308
– Enhanced Prudential Standards for Foreign Banking Organisations – A Guide for Each FBO Type; Debevoise & Plimpton update February 2014
– Bonus Caps – A Step to Ever Closer Union or Fragmentation in the EU?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2013, 28 (7), p. 293
– The United Kingdom's New Financial Services Regulatory Structure – The Shape of Things To Come?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2013, 28 (4), p. 156
– Cross‑Border Resolution of Banking Groups – International Initiatives and U.S. Perspectives; Pratt's Journal of Bankruptcy Law, Volume 9, Number 7, p.583, October 2013
– The U.K.'s Financial Services (Banking Reform) Bill : Expect the Unexpected; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2013, 28 (4), N47
– Equivalence Under the EUs Solvency II Directive; Law360, January 2012
– Hot CoCos from Basel III – The Next Bank Hybrid?; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2011, 26 (8), p. 412
– EU Regulation 3642/09 on Credit Rating Agencies; Journal of International Banking Law and Regulation 2010, 25 (1), p. 1
– Editor of Lincoln's Inn lectures on European Law and Human Rights, 2010 Sweet & Maxwell
– K. Financial Services Authority adopts enhanced liquidity standards – the first test of global financial regulatory coordination? Debevoise & Plimpton Financial Institutions Report 13 October 2009
– Locus Standi and the Public Interest: A Hotchpoch of Legal Principles; Journal of Planning Law, 2005 Sweet & Maxwell
– Providing the Court with Legislation; Judicial Review 2004, 9 (2), p.157
– The law of confidentiality, the emerging law of privacy and the operation of the European Convention on Human Rights in domestic Courts; Lawtel Human Rights Bulletin, 4 September 2003
Selected speaking engagements:
– United nations in a divided world: geopolitical turbulence and global financial stability: Columbia Law School, New York, NY, U.S.A. March 2019
– The Activities Based Approach to Systematic Risk: The Way Forward, Eurofi Financial Forum, Vienna, September 2018
– Participated in the New Approaches to Economic Challenges: "10 years after the crisis; what have we learned?" Forum at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Paris, September 2018
– Participated in the IAIS Global Seminar in Moscow, July 2018
– Global Financial Stability and Systemic Risk: Columbia Law School, New York, NY, U.S.A. February 2018
– Systemic Risk, Recovery and Resolution in the Insurance Sector: Institute of International Finance/PricewaterhouseCoopers, London, U.K. October 2017
– Identifying and addressing global systemic risk in the insurance sector: the way forward: Eurofi Financial Forum 2017, Tallinn, Estonia, September 2017
– Various meetings at the Bank for International Settlements, Basel, Switzerland in 2016 and 2017
– Brexit: Issues for Financial Institutions: Debevoise & Plimpton, London, U.K., May 2017
– Global recovery and resolution standards: Institute of International Finance/PricewaterhouseCoopers, London, U.K. October 2016
– Brexit – Issues for Insurers: Debevoise & Plimpton, London, U.K., July 2016
– Regulation of financial services in the U.K. and M & A considerations: Debevoise & Plimpton, London, U.K., April 2016.
– Lloyd's of London and Managing General Agents/Underwriters – the way forward – Debevoise & Plimpton, London, U.K., September 2015
– Human Rights Update – The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, London, U.K., June 2015
– Basel III and CRD IV – Risk Management Association's European Conference at Nomura, London, U.K., May 2015
– Raising the Bar: Insurers Worldwide Likely to Face More Burdensome Capital and Resolution Planning Requirements Arising from the International Association of Insurance Supervisors Amsterdam Conference – Debevoise & Plimpton New York & London, U.K., 31 October 2014
– Market Risk and Counterparty Risk – Risk Management Association's European Conference at Citibank, London, U.K., May 2013
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Torben Welch
July 10, 2019 /in USA - Utah Banking & Finance Law, Real Estate Law /by Becky Roberts
Head of the Messner Reeves Utah office, and licensed in multiple states including Colorado New York and Utah, Torben Welch has built his legal expertise by aiding in the resolution of complex business and commercial transactions. His industry experience includes banking and financial institutions, corporations and businesses and he has a side interest in representing professional sports franchises. Among outside general counsel responsibilities, Torben has legal expertise in enterprise strategic planning, asset acquisitions, cyber-security, contract and lease negotiation, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, workout and recovery strategy (including representation of creditors in bankruptcy matters) for both domestic and international clients. Mr. Welch focuses on litigation prevention but serves as a trial attorney performing independent internal and external investigations or appeals hearings as needed.
We Are a Full-Service Business Law Firm
Messner Reeves provides the full range of legal services to a diverse group of clients—from Fortune 500 companies to individual entrepreneurs. We are as excited about working with the small business owner as we are the largest corporation because, for us, it's all about maximizing potential. We develop the legal strategies that can help propel the minor operation to the next level or the next ten levels—whether that means doubling in size or becoming a worldwide, publicly traded enterprise. We serve family-owned and emerging enterprises, entrepreneurs, insurance carriers and agencies, banks and other financial institutions, venture capital funds, engineering firms, real estate developers, and individuals.
No other law firm is structured quite like we are. At Messner Reeves, we act as general counsel to an amazing array of clients which makes us a large consumer of legal services on our clients' behalf. That means we are able to maintain a perspective—as both a client and a firm.
We figured out a long time ago that clients want only the best!
• Great quality
• Great service
• Great value
• The highest level of professional integrity
And that's what we deliver—effective legal counsel with a quick response and professional integrity in all we do.
Close Working Relationships
We counsel clients with great personal attention.
"We work to understand your business and what you are trying to accomplish. We look at creative and flexible solutions to solve complex problems. And we do it in partnership with you." — Bryant S. "Corky" Messner
We Are Proficient and Skilled
The attorneys at Messner Reeves represent the highest standards in the legal profession. The firm is AV peer review rated by Martindale Hubbell Law Directory, the authoritative source for information on attorneys and law firms worldwide. An AV rating is the highest awarded. It confirms that our partners have reached the height of professional excellence, skill, and integrity.
Even more, we judge our own performance by the success we achieve for clients—from individuals to institutions and small business owners to large corporations.
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Pakistani bride arrested for deaths of 15 from poisonous milk
By Allen Cone
Police say a Pakistani woman mixed poison into her husband's milk last week, which ultimately killed 15 family members. File Photo by dio5050/Shutterstock
Oct. 31 (UPI) -- Police in Pakistan have arrested a woman in the deaths of 15 family members, who they say consumed poisonous milk.
Police in Muzaffargarh, a city in south Punjab, said the woman wanted to "avenge" being married to her husband against her wishes earlier this year.
According to police, the bride left her husband and intended to stay with her parents last week -- but her family sent her back to her in-laws.
The woman then allegedly mixed poison in her husband's milk, which he refused to drink. The man's mother, however, unknowingly used it to make a traditional yogurt-based drink called lassi.
The milk was ultimately served to as many as 27 people -- 15 of whom died. The others were hospitalized.
Police arrested the woman, who they said confessed to the crime -- and told them her cousin, who she'd wanted to marry, furnished the poison. He was also arrested.
Initially, the woman said a lizard had fallen into the milk and poisoned it.
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"For me, it's definitely worthwhile to live shorter, but intense," says Vincent Colliard, a young explorer joining renowned polar explorer Børge Ousland in an endeavor to cross the world's 20 largest glaciers. The ambitious 10-year journey is part of an effort to document climate change, an important mission for sure but one that regularly places the explorers in the path of danger.
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This 100% organic and vegan pastry shop sells yummy cupcakes, cakes and even sandwiches for only 5€. For lunch you can get a sandwich, and cookie or brownie for 7€. This is the place to go for sweet vegan treats!
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Oatmeal Paris is an amazing little restaurant serving different creative bowls of oatmeal each week, in addition to other tasty desserts and sandwiches. Each week they feature a new sweet and savory oatmeal bowl, so you can go back more than once and try new creations! They also have excellent coffee and smoothies, and the best part, the entire place is vegan and gluten free. The oatmeal bowls are so good here they are even loved by non-vegans.
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Wild and the Moon is one of the coolest spots to eat in Paris, a vegan restaurant with a decorative interior. They create unique dishes with plant-based ingredients and creative spices, and they also have a juice bar not too far from the café. This is an excellent spot for both breakfast and lunch in Paris! A tasty vegan Paris option.
For a proper vegan meal in Paris… we've got you covered!
Some of the tastiest vegan restaurants in Paris are Hank Burger and Hank Pizza, two restaurants serving completely vegan and truly amazing pizzas and burgers. Their vegetables are always fresh and delivered the day in which they will be used, and their vegan desserts are also delicious.
For a gastronomic vegan experience in Paris, Gentle Gourmet is where to go. All of their innovative plant-based meals are 100% vegan and homemade, always infusing interesting spices into the dishes.


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The Airbus A380 superjumbo is the next big thing in private jets
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The Airbus A380 has officially found a new lease on life as an ultra-luxurious private jet.
On Monday, Sparfell and Partners announced at the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition that it will offer second-hand Airbus superjumbos for sale as head-of-state aircraft.
The Geneva-based firm also announced that it will work with London's Winch Design to create the A380 private jet's opulent interior.
While Sparfell did confirm that the A380s it has been tasked with selling are used, they declined to disclose the source for these aircraft.
According to Flight Global, Sparfell's superjumbos are believed to be the four early-build A380s coming off lease from Singapore Airlines.
An ad placed by the Geneva-based company on Avbuyer.com indicates the planes the were built in 2007-2008 with Rolls-Royce engines and seating arranged in a configuration in line with that of Singapore Airlines.
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Sparfell also declined to share how much it cost to convert the aircraft. However, a company representative did tell Business Insider that the converted A380s will cost less than a comparable new Ultra VIP transport.
The announcement represents the beginning of a new phase in life for the iconic, but slow-selling aircraft. In fact, with the earliest production A380s expected to enter the second-hand market over the next few years, the ultra-lux executive jet market may be a viable channel for these planes. Until now, most industry observers have looked towards high-density, low-cost, long-haul carriers or bargain-hunting mainline carriers as potential second-hand customers.
The A380 as a VIP transport is not a new idea. Unfortunately, for Airbus, there have been few willing to take on the world's largest airliner as a private jet. In 2007, Saudi Arabia's Prince Alaweed did place an order for such an aircraft. However, the proposed aircraft never came to fruition and the order was eventually stricken from the Airbus order book.
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L'abbaye Saint-Étienne de Marmoutier (Bas-Rhin) est une abbaye bénédictine du . L'abbaye fait l'objet d'un classement au titre des monuments historiques par la liste de 1840.

Histoire
Cette abbaye, située sur la Route romane d'Alsace, entre Saverne et Wasselonne, fut fondée vers 589 par des moines Irlandais conduits par saint Léobard, un disciple de Colomban de Luxeuil. Cette fondation ne fut possible sans le concours financier du roi d'Austrasie, Childebert II qui dota l'abbaye d'un grand domaine. En 724, à la suite d'un incendie, le monastère fut restauré par saint Maur, son cinquième abbé, de qui découle son appellation actuelle : Mauri Monasterium, monastère de Maur ou Marmoutier.

Abbaye royale, elle est richement dotée par les rois mérovingiens, elle doit sa prospérité à de vastes domaines.
En 728 saint Pirmin réforma cette abbaye colombanienne et introduisit la règle de saint Benoît de Nursie.

Sous l'impulsion du roi Louis le Pieux, en 816, Benoît d'Aniane et quelques moines vinrent s'y établir.
Un second incendie l'ayant détruite de nouveau en 824, elle fut reconstruite et confiée à Drogon, frère du roi Louis le Pieux et évêque de Metz. L'église abbatiale fut consacrée en 971 par Erchenbald, évêque de Strasbourg. C'est de cette dernière époque et du  que date la magnifique façade de l'église.

Très prospère jusqu'au , elle décline au cours des siècles suivants marqués par la guerre des Paysans allemands de 1525 et la guerre de Trente Ans de 1618. L'abbaye retrouve la prospérité jusqu'à la Révolution, mais ses bâtiments dédiés à la vie monastique sont détruits pendant cette période ; seule subsiste l'abbatiale dont on peut encore admirer aujourd'hui la façade.

L'église abbatiale Saint-Étienne

Architecture

L'église, sur la place du Marché, a une façade, du style romano-byzantin, avec porche ouvert à trois arcades et flanqué de deux tours carrées; celles-ci contiennent les escaliers qui, au , conduisent à une salle située au-dessus du porche et à la grande tribune, reste de l'église du , et qui sert de base au clocher (). Sur la face extérieure du transept Nord, restes d'une belle porte du .

L'intérieur appartient au style ogival du . Le chœur a été reconstruit au , dans le style ogival. Les fenêtres des bas-côtés ont été élargies. Dans le chœur, très belles boiseries en chêne sculpté du . Contre le mur Ouest du transept, quatre tombeaux de la famille des Géroldseck, dans le style des derniers temps de la Renaissance.

L'orgue
Les orgues datent de 1710 et leur renommée est universelle. Avec celles de l'abbatiale Saint-Maurice d'Ebersmunster et de l'abbatiale Saint-Cyriaque d'Altorf, elles sont les seules que l'on ait conservées du célèbre facteur d'orgues André Silbermann.

La disposition des jeux est la suivante :

Abbés

 589 : Saint Léobard
 724 : Saint Maur
 827 : Celsus
 982 : Landelochus
 ??? : Cloduarius
 1073 : Reichwinus
 1123 : Adelo
 1137 : Meinradus
 1146 : Anshelmus
 1163 : Conradus
 1170 : Wernherus
 1179 : Garnerius
 1224 : Otto
 1249 : Rudolphus
 1253 : Gottfridus
 1280 : Johannes
 1288 : Conradus II
 1301 : Bernhardus
 1330 : Johannes II
 1340 : Walraff von Geroldseck
 1384 : Johannes III
 1392 : Oswalt von Winterthur
 1395 : Arnoldus
 1408 : Johannes IV von Senstatt
 1415 : Conradus III von Steinback
 1457 : Gasparus  von Stollhoffen
 1459 : Adamus
 1464 : Reinhardus Knobloch von Straßburg
 1486 : Theodoricus von Kurneck
 1517 : Heinricus von Witten
 1519 : Franciscus von Læsur
 1524 : Gasparus II Reigger von Dillingen
 1558 : Johannes V
 1567 : Georgius Hüklin
 1572 : Gisbertus Agricola von Saaralben
 1588 : Jacobus Schreyer von Hausen

Source : Chronicon Alsatiae de Bernhard Hertzog,1592

Terrier, possessions
 Prieuré Notre-Dame-des-Champs jusqu'en 1604 que les moines bénédictins cèdent aux Carmélites venues d'Espagne.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
Par ordre chronologique de publication :
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 Joseph Clauss, « Marmoutier. Histoire et topographie de la marche, du canton, de l'abbaye et de la ville », dans Bulletin / Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Saverne et de ses environs, 1954, ,  (lire en ligne)
 Jean-Pierre Wiedenhoff, « La partie vosgienne de la marche dans l'antiquité », dans Bulletin / Société d'histoire et d'archéologie de Saverne et de ses environs, 1954, ,  (lire en ligne)
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Columbus in Franklin County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
A Civil War Post
By William Fischer, Jr., December 31, 2008
1. Camp Chase Marker (Side A)
Camp Chase. A Civil War Post. Side A: . Near this site on May 27 and 28, 1861 Camp Chase, a Civil War post, was established as a training center for recruits pouring into Columbus in answer to President Abraham Lincoln's call for volunteers. The property was located immediately west of Hague Avenue and south of the Old National Road, today West Broad Street. General William S. Rosecrans laid out the camp on a site known as the racegrounds which he had "plowed, rolled, and smoothed" for the drilling of recruits. . . Numerous attempts by Confederate prisoners to escape prompted Camp Chase officers to construct a 12-foot fence around the entire camp. By June 12, 1861 the new camp contained 160 houses and by June 20 it became officially known as Camp Chase, honoring ex-Governor Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury in Lincoln's cabinet. . . Side B: . The first Confederate prisoners arrived at Camp Chase from western Virginia, July 5, 1861. Within two weeks 4,200 rebel prisoners had been received at Camp Chase. During the early days of 1865 there were 7,000 prisoners at Camp Chase, a number which increased to 9,416. . . In its years of government service Camp Chase served a four-fold purpose: It was first used as a training installation, a prison for Confederate captives, a place of detention for paroled Union soldiers and finally served as a mustering-out place for northern regiments. On July 5, 1865 the prison commandant notified the War Department that Camp Chase was without prisoners . . . and on July 14, 1865 the prison property was offered for sale at public auction. . . Dedicated July 13, 1961 . This historical marker was erected by The Hilltop Kiwanis Club and The Franklin County Historical Society. It is in Columbus in Franklin County Ohio
Near this site on May 27 and 28, 1861 Camp Chase, a Civil War post, was established as a training center for recruits pouring into Columbus in answer to President Abraham Lincoln's call for volunteers. The property was located immediately west of Hague Avenue and south of the Old National Road, today West Broad Street. General William S. Rosecrans laid out the camp on a site known as the racegrounds which he had "plowed, rolled, and smoothed" for the drilling of recruits.
Numerous attempts by Confederate prisoners to escape prompted Camp Chase officers to construct a 12-foot fence around the entire camp. By June 12, 1861 the new camp contained 160 houses and by June 20 it became officially known as Camp Chase, honoring ex-Governor Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury in Lincoln's cabinet.
The first Confederate prisoners arrived at Camp Chase from western Virginia, July 5, 1861. Within two weeks 4,200 rebel prisoners had been received at Camp Chase. During the early days of 1865 there were 7,000 prisoners at Camp Chase, a number which increased to 9,416.
In its years
2. Camp Chase Marker (Side B)
of government service Camp Chase served a four-fold purpose: It was first used as a training installation, a prison for Confederate captives, a place of detention for paroled Union soldiers and finally served as a mustering-out place for northern regiments. On July 5, 1865 the prison commandant notified the War Department that Camp Chase was without prisoners . . . and on July 14, 1865 the prison property was offered for sale at public auction.
Dedicated July 13, 1961
Erected by The Hilltop Kiwanis Club and The Franklin County Historical Society.
Topics. This historical marker is listed in these topic lists: Government & Politics • War, US Civil.
Location. 39° 57.275′ N, 83° 4.764′ W. Marker is in Columbus, Ohio, in Franklin County. Marker is at the intersection of Broad Street (U.S. 40) and Binns Boulevard, on the right when traveling east on Broad Street. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 2955 W Broad Street, Columbus OH 43204, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. A different marker also named Camp Chase (within shouting distance of this marker); Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery (approx. 0.8 miles away); a different marker also named Camp Chase (approx. 0.8 miles away); The National Road
3. Camp Chase Marker Map
The marker is now located east of Binns Boulevard.
(approx. 0.9 miles away); Maynard E. Sensenbrenner (approx. 1½ miles away); 166th Infantry Regiment (approx. 1.8 miles away); Shrum Indian Mound (approx. 2½ miles away); Campbell Memorial Park / The Adena Culture (approx. 2½ miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Columbus.
Also see . . . Camp Chase. Short history of the post. (Submitted on March 11, 2009, by Craig Swain of Leesburg, Virginia.)
4. Camp Chase Marker
Looking east along Broad Street. Hoge Memorial Presbyterian Church is across street in background.
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. It was originally submitted on March 11, 2009, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania. This page has been viewed 1,411 times since then. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on March 11, 2009, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania. • Craig Swain was the editor who published this page.


TOPAZ HORIZON: Oh, what fun we had at the Alaska Ultimate Mission Camp!
Oh, what fun we had at the Alaska Ultimate Mission Camp!
Last Sunday, my little superheroes Captain America and Iron Man were absolutely pumped to go to the Alaska Ultimate Mission Camp. I imagined a day of chaos for me but, boy, was I mistaken! The Alaska Ultimate Mission Camp was AMAZING!!!
The Mission Camp was held at SMX Convention Center at SM Mall of Asia. I don't know why I got the idea that it would be held outdoors but I slathered the kids in sunblock, brought towels and a change of clothes, and boxes of Alaska Choco milk. When we were ready, we piled into a taxi and then zoomed all the way to MOA. There's no traffic on Sundays so we did literally zoom there. Once we got there, the kids got even more excited seeing the crowd. They immediately started playing with the other kids while we were still lined up.
With Momma 'n' Manila Michelle Aventejado and her daughter Gelli.
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(2) Disney Mission Zones for kids 4 and up. There are four Mission Zones: the Marvel Zone where the kids skate, stick to the wall, hit a target, and crawl through a tunnel; the Frozen Zone, which is basically a big skating rink; the Ultimate Zone, which is a big obstacle course where kids test out their skills in balancing, jumping, climbing, and other major physical exertions; and the Alaska Zone, which also has lots of activities to test your kid's strength and agility, plus there's a big dome the kids enter and inside they experience virtual reality.
Safety briefing from secret agents at Marvel Zone.
(3) Parents Zone, where grownups can learn about making coffee with Kreme Top, making desserts and cooking with Alaska Evaporated Milk, Alaska Condensed Milk and Alaska Crema Whipped Cream. There was also a Toy Kingdom booth which peddled Disney and Marvel goodies.
Waiting for the coffee-making workshop to start.
(4) Entertainment area. In the middle of it all was a big stage where games, song numbers, and educational talks were presented for the entire family.
Listening to Ate Secret Agent finish briefing the kids.
we can only look through these little windows.
Just finished their Alaska milk refreshments and about to go to the Ultimate Zone.
The obstacle course at Ultimate Zone was physically challenging!
Enjoying the ball pit at Alaska Zone.
Selene (unica hija of The Misty Mom) just jumped up to check out what new activity she can do!
We had soooo much fun! More importantly, my kids learned to be independent because the Mission Zones were parent-free. The brothers had to take care of each other and Vito was really looking out for Iñigo. So proud of my boys! They also learned how to listen carefully to instructions, and bravely take on all the physical tasks. They weren't that easy, but they did it anyway! I'm especially impressed with Iñigo because he usually has lots of reservations when it comes to new places and new things but he jumped into each new activity happily. I am oh so proud!
It definitely was a winning day for my kids! As a parent, I am also happy to report that the event was so organized. I've been to other events where the organizers were just overwhelmed with all the kids. The Alaska Ultimate Mission Camp was well staffed—there was a LOT of them to make sure every kid and parent is attended to. The staff knew what every activity was so if you ask a question, you get an answer fast. The zones were all safe and secure, and they controlled the number of kids in each area so that it doesn't get too crowded and the staff can manage the kids better. Should accidents do happen, there was a medical team in a very visible area.
I had been a bit apprehensive when I found out that the mission zones didn't allow parents in, but when I saw how safe and secure the areas were and that the staff was in control of everything, I relaxed and allowed myself to have just as much fun as my boys! In hindsight, I should've not been so scared because Disney was involved in the event, and Disney has the ultimate credentials when it comes to giving families an exciting yet safe experience for all.
Tired but happy little boys.
I'm so happy that Alaska and Disney mounted this super fun day. Thanks soooo much for inviting us, Alaska and Disney! Thanks also for providing Alaska Milk for all the thirsty kids at the event. I saw that all the kids (and the parents, too!) enjoyed the delicious and nutritious milk drinks. They liked pointing out the beloved characters like Spider-Man, Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Princess Anna, Queen Elsa, and even Olaf whenever they pop a straw in a box of Alaska Choco, Alaska Sweet Milk (my favorite), and Alaska Yoghurt! The drinks didn't just refresh them and sustain them for the day of physical activities, it also provided them with the essential vitamins and minerals and, with the yoghurt drinks, even good bacteria for their tummies. As a mom, I am oh so happy with all that!
I'm hoping that Alaska will have another Ultimate Mission Camp next year. Pleeeeeeeeease do it again! My kids can't wait to go again. It was the most fun they've had in recent memory, so thank you and please do another one soonest!
For more information on Alaska Milk, visit www.alaskamilk.com; and like their Facebook page, Alaska Milk, to be updated on promos and other activities.
It was nice seeing you and your boys again, Frances! :) These types of events are very nice for kids talaga. They learn to be independent and be sociable by having new friends.
Yes! I saw lots of other mommy bloggers din there. Super fun afternoon =D Sana maulit muli!


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About 30 William & Mary Weekend guests spent their Friday morning getting an exclusive glimpse inside the history, research collections and architecture that define the New York Public Library.
The group took a docent-led tour of the historic Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, which is the main branch of the library.
The research library is home to about 15 million items including novels, poems, medieval manuscripts, ancient Japanese scrolls and baseball cards. The group's docent not only told them about the famous collections housed there, but also about works of art that are on display throughout the three-floor marble building.
One of the featured works is a bronze sculpture from 1873 called "Frolicsome Girl," which shows a girl walking carefully on a mounted piece of tree bark.
"I really enjoyed the tour," said Tim Dutcher, of Arlington, Va. who was attending with his daughter. "We had a great tour guide and found out lots of new stuff. After it was over, I was able to go down to the children's section of the library and see the original Winnie the Pooh. It was pretty amazing."
Room after room on the second floor of the library is home to many famous book collections. The New York Public Library's Berg Collection of English and American Literature features the early works of Chaucer, Shakespeare and Virginia Wolfe. It also includes the original typescript of T.S. Elliot's "The Waste Land."
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Am I dumb? Or can we at least guess when a quantum cryptographic message is read?
Quantum cryptography is based on the fact that measures will destroy what it observes.
In quantum cryptography you normally intricate to states A & B and transmit them over an unsecured layer, but any attempt at measuring the message will destroy the intrication/entanglement.
Then I can know exactly when the person deciphered the messages.
I don't know if it would be useful to an attacker, and I don't even know I my vague souvenir of quantum mechanics are solid enough to be certain of what I suggest.
Here is a way to do it. Anyway, if we want to do usable quantum cryptography, we will have either to store the message or better repeat or regenerate it without measuring it which will be fun because I think the weakness in quantum cryptography will lie there.
I remember that the initial experiment of Cohen Tannoudji on light decoherence was made using a non destructive way of measuring the number of photon using Ramsay interferometer : you send cold atom in a cavity containing light, and you make them interfere with other atoms using an other path (of same length) in a dual slit kind of montage. At the end, if level of energy varies, your interferometry changes without destroying anything.
Did I understand correctly all the implications of the measures ?
Can we generate another system with a new entanglement C without destroying the initial entanglement, and do we keep the primary information ?
it may be one of the point of quantum teleportation. The fun there is we would have to transport anyway quantum states at a speed lesser than light. Since the source of information will weight quite a lot, it will probably use normal channels (air carrier, boats, human beings), making us going back to pre XXth century spy problematics.
But once both system are safely exchanged, if you synchronize measure on a series of entangled particles on both sides, you have a faster than light one way of exchanging information. Yes, it looks like an ansible.
And no, don't dream : nothing related to energy travels at a speed faster than the speed of light but phase can. That is causality.


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Patriots and Chiefs' Week 4 Matchup Reportedly Postponed after Positive COVID-19 Test
by Evan Reier October 3, 2020
written by Evan Reier October 3, 2020 4:23 pm
(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
With New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton testing positive for COVID-19, it's no surprise that the clash between the Patriots and the Kansas City Chiefs is postponed.
Per ESPN's Adam Schefter, the NFL is deciding to play the game on Tuesday night.
One source added, "Tuesday is more likely." https://t.co/CJCA60ZAPL
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 3, 2020
Now sounding like, Tuesday Night Football, Patriots at Chiefs.
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Before the news of Newton's positive test, the Chiefs were entering as seven-point favorites. But with Newton's absence, that spread will likely expand.


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The UAE and Saudi get their handbags out.
Monday, March 29, 2010 - boats, Saudi, UAE
Reports originating in The Telegraph a few days ago detail a Naval battle between Saudi and the Saudi Lite UAE. Below is an extract from the article, the rest of the article just blabs on about the GCC being unstable again, oil rich, well armed etc etc. But the juicy bit is here:
The United Arab Emirates navy is thought to have opened fire on a small patrol vessel from Saudi Arabia after a dispute over water boundaries.
According to one report, two Saudi sailors were injured in the alleged bombardment.
The Saudi vessel was forced to surrender, and its sailors were delivered into custody in Abu Dhabi for several days, before being released and handed over to the Saudi embassy earlier this week.
The incident has shocked diplomats who hope the countries, both key American allies, will help implement the West's strategy to constrain Iran's nuclear and military ambitions.
The clash happened in disputed waters between the coasts of Saudi Arabia, Abu Dhabi and the peninsula on which the gas-rich state of Qatar sits.
The seabed is rich with oil deposits, while the Dolphin pipeline project to carry natural gas direct from Qatar to Abu Dhabi has provoked irritation in the Saudi authorities. Nevertheless, direct conflict between the two countries' armed forces is highly unusual.
So, that seems a bit strange. I wonder what the Qatari's though of all of it. Of course, what is more alarming about this entire situation is that Saudi are disputing the waters here (between Qatar and the UAE/Saudi area). Yet here's the problem: in 1974, Saudi enacted the Treaty of Jeddah, which depicted the borders of the UAE in this disputed area to look like this:
However, the UAE have never signed this treaty, because they feel that their borders should look like this:
Spot the difference? The UAE believe that they should have a land-link to Qatar (as do Qatar by the way). Yet Saudi have said no, we have a treaty that says the lands ours. Slight problem with that, the UAE have never agreed to it, and this thing's been festering un-agreed for 36 years so far. Now I knew things sometimes take a long time to get done in this part of the world, but this takes the cake!
For old timers here in the GCC, they will remember that you could drive to Qatar from UAE until pretty recently, when Saudi promptly closed their borders and refused to let people drive across (that is, of course unless your a GCC citizen or have a valid visa to do so).
And it does get even more important. The Dolphin gas pipeline runs through this disputed area, and now Oman is buying into this project and taking delivery of this Qatari gas here in Oman. So it'd be pretty obvious who Oman would back in such a situation. So it's a case of Qatar, UAE and Oman all saying to Saudi to get stuffed. But of course nothing like that will ever happen. But something will have to be resolved because eventually someone is going to want to drill that area for oil (which I understand is very rich in oil deposits). Oxy and Total each have 24.5% stakes in the Dolphin pipeline, with Abu Dhabi's investment fund Mubadala controlling it with a 51% stake.
Of course, both officials from the UAE and Saudi are remaining silent on this issue, preferring to keep their dirty laundry out of the spot-light. Given the ability for media to flare things up, that's probably a good idea then,
The UAE and Saudi get their handbags out. Reviewed by Sythe on Monday, March 29, 2010 Rating: 5
Stimulus March 29, 2010 at 7:35 PM
That's quite interesting. I never knew about UAE's "unfinished business" with the Saudi borders. All annoyingly sad.
They're certainly "key American alleys" but I think America's strategy would become stronger if an internal conflict within the GCC takes place (GCC becomes weaker, it's easier for US to grab hold of it's most important resources OIL & GAS) So it's not too shocking I suppose.
Sythe March 30, 2010 at 5:17 PM
Stimulus, except the USA, and the UK for that matter, have bases all over the GCC, including Saudi and the UAE (and of course Oman too, and Qatar & Kuwait). So war breaking out in these area's is going to cause them problems. It's just a bit of bickering, they'll quieten down again now I'm sure.


If you haven't heard of a penumbral lunar eclipse, now's the time to learn. Because on Friday night, February 10, North Americans will have a front-row seat for the penumbral lunar eclipse, which is different than a total lunar eclipse. Instead of the sun, Earth, and moon aligning perfectly, a penumbral eclipse involves the moon passing through the outer part of Earth's shadow, so only a small sliver of sunlight bounces off.
The eclipse lasts for about four and a half hours and will occur in the early evening hours if you're on the East Coast. The best time to watch will be between 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Eastern. The peak of the effect will be around 7:45 p.m. when the moon is almost fully immersed in the penumbra shadow.
The moon will be blocked by Earth's outer shadow, the penumbra.
Earth's shadow has two dimensions: the umbra and the penumbra. The umbra is the stronger, denser shadow, which blocks the moon entirely during a total eclipse, offering up a few moments of complete darkness. But, the penumbra shadow is very faint, so the moon will simply just look dimmer.
Penumbrals occur two to four times a year, making them fairly common for our celestial calendar. Total lunar eclipses are much rarer, and the next one won't be until January 2018.
Comet 45P/Honda-Mrkos-Pajdusakova will make a close pass traveling at 22.91 km/second, to the Earth-Moon system, at 3:23 a.m. Eastern time.
If you stay up late enough on Friday, you can look to the Western sky for Comet 45P/Honda–Mrkos–Pajdušáková, which streaks by around 3 a.m. Eastern. If you happen to be up, know that it will be a pale green color (from its fluorescent carbon gas).
"You will need an extremely dark sky and optical aid (at least binoculars, probably a telescope) to see this comet," advises Deborah Byrd of EarthSky about Comet 45P.
So, if you're looking for a change of pace this Friday night, ditch the TV and watch the night sky. If you can't make it outside, watch the "Full Snow Moon Eclipse" broadcast.