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East Midlands Northamptonshire Wellingborough M ... Brief job details... The client is wanting a great sales person to be working with there Sales team.
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East Midlands Northamptonshire Peterborough Mid ... Brief job details... We are seeking professional, determined career minded individual to be working with an Insurance company in Peterborough.
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Global Production Sharing in the Australian Automotive Trade
Kishor Sharma
This paper contributes to the literature on global production sharing by investigating the experience of the Australian automotive industry, which has experienced significant structural change following trade liberalisation. Our analysis indicates that the globalisation of the world economy, together with developments in transport and communication, has significantly increased the importance of the global production network in the Australian automotive industry, leading to a substantial rise in value-added share of foreign inputs in its exports, which had reached about 80% by 2011. While foreign technology embodied in imported inputs may have made the industry more competitive, lacklustre production and exports performance, especially during the decade to 2010, suggests that the flow-on effects are weaker. Nonetheless, some welfare gains through improvements in the motor vehicle affordability index were observed. These findings raise important policy questions for ongoing industry assistance, including research and development support.
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Carlos Ghosn takes to tweets as authorities 'mull fresh charge'
The tweet has sparked questions over his bail conditions — which were thought to include a ban on internet access
03 April 2019 - 16:04 Agency Staff
Former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn sits inside the car as he leaves his lawyer's office after being released on bail from Tokyo Detention House, in Tokyo, Japan, on March 6, 2019. File photo: REUTERS/ISSEI KATO
Tokyo — Ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn took to Twitter on Wednesday, vowing to tell his side of the story, as Tokyo prosecutors reportedly weighed fresh charges over suspected financial misconduct.
In the latest twist in a roller-coaster of a case, Japanese media reported that authorities are probing a possible aggravated breach of trust charge related to at least $32m in Nissan funds transferred to a distributor in Oman.
Some of that money is believed to have been used to buy a luxury boat allegedly used by Ghosn and his family, according to a source familiar with the matter.
If Tokyo prosecutors were to proceed, it would be the fourth criminal charge against the former high-flying automotive executive, who denies all allegations. Ghosn already faces three charges of financial misconduct over allegations he under-reported his compensation and sought to transfer personal losses to Nissan's books.
Tokyo district prosecutors are discussing the case with more senior colleagues before deciding whether to move ahead, Japanese media said. Prosecutors were not able to confirm the reports immediately but were due to hold a media briefing on Thursday.
Shortly after the reports emerged, a verified Twitter account in Ghosn's name said he would be speaking to journalists next week. "I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening. Press conference on Thursday, April 11," said the tweet, sent early on Wednesday afternoon in English then Japanese.
I'm getting ready to tell the truth about what's happening. Press conference on Thursday, April 11.
— Carlos Ghosn カルロス・ゴーン (@carlosghosn) April 3, 2019
A spokesperson for the executive later confirmed the news conference in a statement to AFP.
The tweet sparked questions over his bail conditions — which was thought to include a ban on internet access — but his lead lawyer Junichiro Hironaka later insisted his client was within his rights. Asked about his use of Twitter, Hironaka told reporters camped outside his office: "We are not doing anything that violates the terms of his bail."
Hironaka added he was not sure exactly who wrote the tweet.
'Flight risk'
If prosecutors were to file new charges, it would not necessarily mean Ghosn returns to the detention centre where he spent more than three months before being given bail on March 6, according to a local lawyer.
"The prosecutor can hit Ghosn with new charges without sending him back to prison. Prosecutors would need to again justify a detention by saying he was a flight risk and could destroy evidence and the chances seem fairly slim," said the lawyer, who asked to remain anonymous.
Hironaka said he was not aware of any fresh arrest warrant.
The news came after it emerged that lawyers for Renault — Nissan's parent company that Ghosn also led — have handed over documents to prosecutors showing millions of euros in payments to the firm's distributors in Oman.
An internal probe by Nissan, which is co-operating with prosecutors, has found Ghosn had approved more than $30m in payments to a distributor in Oman, a person familiar with the matter confirmed to AFP. Some of this money ended up in personal accounts, or was used for purchases and investments by Ghosn — mainly to buy a yacht and make investments via his son's firm — according to the source.
A spokesperson for Ghosn has already rejected thee allegations. "The payments made by Renault to the distributor in Oman have not been diverted from their commercial objectives and under no circumstances has all or part of such payments benefited Carlos Ghosn or his family," said the representative in a statement in Paris on Tuesday.
In a bolt from the blue that rocked Japan and the business world, Ghosn was arrested on November 19 after prosecutors stormed his private jet at a Tokyo airport and took him into custody. He spent more than 100 days in detention with limited access to lawyers before being released on a bail of nearly $9m.
Nissan swiftly sacked him as chair and is also expected to remove him from the board at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting slated for Monday.
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This latest High Court ruling probably won't have a huge impact on North West sunseekers but it did make me ask the question, how far is the Valuation Office Agency prepared to go these days on clawing back business rates?
So, beach huts are now on the VOA radar, but how much more revenue will this actually raise if the majority of the owners claim small business rates relief?
Perhaps someone has been out in the sun too much if they think this is a good way to raise significant tax revenue.


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Abstract The scale of the decarbonisation challenge to meet the Paris Agreement is underplayed in the public arena. It will require precipitous emissions reductions within 40 years and a new carbon sink on the scale of the ocean sink. Even then, the world is extremely likely to overshoot. A catastrophic failure of policy, for example, waiting another decade for transformative policy and full commitments to fossil-free economies, will have irreversible and deleterious repercussions for humanity's remaining time on Earth.
Only a global zero carbon roadmap will put the world on a course to phase-out greenhouse gas emissions and create the essential carbon sinks for Earth-system stability, without which, world prosperity is not possible.
The Paris Agreement (PA) forged by 195 nations is historic. The global consensus to limit temperature rise to under 2∘C, and the ambition "to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5∘C above pre-industrial" is fully aligned with climate research [Schellnhuber et al., 2009; Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change AR5, 2013; United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2015a, 2015b, 2015c] and the scientific assessment of a safe operating space for humanity [Rockstr.m et al., 2009; Steffen et al., 2015]. But there is a worrying lack of clarity in how to achieve this. While the overall goal is relatively clear on reaching net-zero emissions by mid-century (Article 4.1 on balancing anthropogenic emissions by sources and removal by sinks by second half of this century) the agreement is void of quantitative emission pathways to reach this goal, and bizarrely, the phrase "fossil fuels" is never used.
The scientific assessment shows that realistically, nations will bust the remaining carbon budget. The resilience of natural carbon sinks is deteriorating, and some key biomes, such as rainforests, may cross tipping points to becoming sources of carbon. Keeping well below 2∘C will require creating a new carbon sink on the scale of the natural ocean sink. In reality, despite the progress of the PA, nations are gambling with the stability of the Earth system.
We urgently need an international zero carbon roadmap, which translates the ultimate goal of the PA (net-zero emissions by 2050 and all efforts to stabilize global mean temperature well below 2∘C aiming at 1.5∘C) to national and sector-by-sector transformation pathways to a zero-carbon world economy. Locking world development to a zero carbon roadmap, aligned with the best climate science, will force action from policy, business, and societies, and potentially provide a self-amplifying journey of disruptive innovations and societal change.
The PA is a novel step in governance of planetary change, away fromthe old logic of a global legally binding top-down treaty. Instead a hybrid model has emerged, combining international legally binding top-down elements, like the Paris cordon sanitaire confining global warming (at well below 2∘C), and the obligation of all countries to make nationally determined contributions (NDC), with a polycentric bottom-up approach.
Most notably that there is no regulation of how ambitious the NDCs need to be (no national emission reduction targets) and there is no international compliance mechanism to hold countries accountable. If delivered, the contributions that are currently on the tablewould lead to planetary warming of an estimated 2.9–3.4∘C by 2100 [Rogelj et al., 2016] (with a 66 % probability level)—a dangerous gap between ambition and commitment.
The hybrid make-up of the PA is the result of pragmatic political design: the outcome of a long-winded compromise process in our sub-optimal pre-Anthropocene governance regimes.Nations must still navigate their course through potential inconsistencies between the binding top-down and the self-determined bottom-up features of the Paris pact. The potential link between ambition and realpolitik is the agreement's 5-year review and ratchet mechanism to encourage parties to commit to deeper emissions cuts. Will this work? Possibly—global emissions are showing early signs of stalling due to recent policy interventions, technological innovations and perhaps also shifting consumption patterns. However, it is too early to confidently suggest a peak is imminent.
The Earth system is governed by biogeophysical nonnegotiable processes that must be respected regardless of legal frameworks [Steffen et al., 2004; Rockstr.met al., 2009; Knutti et al., 2016]. Limiting global surface temperature increase to 1.5∘C (at least by 2100) with a more than 50% chance of success will require three challenges to be met, namely (i) rapid and deep decarbonization; (ii) negative carbon emissions in the medium term; and (iii) enhancing biosphere resilience. In the following, we will articulate what is missing from the PA. In addition, we identify crucial research topics that need to be addressed for managing the risks arising from a possible failure of the Paris approach.
Aim to keep global warming as far below 2∘C as possible.
Restrict cumulative carbon dioxide emissions to an overall carbon budget of less than one trillion tons after 2011, with net negative carbon emissions from 2050 onwards winding the cumulative emissions back well below one trillion tonnes of CO2.
Phase-out greenhouse gases completely by 2050 or shortly thereafter, through political measures such as carbon pricing and abolition of fossil-fuel subsidies.
An equitable sharing of the remaining global carbon budget, with developed nations decarbonizing well before 2050.
Stimulate a wave of innovations, with a special emphasis on energy systems, transportation, and land use.
Develop a global strategy to reduce vulnerability and build resilience to deal with loss and damage.
Safeguard carbon sinks in the biosphere by maintaining ecosystems and critical biomes.
Finally, secure $100 billion USD per annum in climate finance for developing countries.
The December 9 (2015) draft of the PA included options that went a long way toward meeting all but one of the Earth Statement requirements, missing only the explicit inclusion of a carbon budget. In fact, the draft text included formulations such as "peaking of global greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible [and]…rapid reductions thereafter to 70–95 per cent below 2010 levels by 2050; toward achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions after the middle of the century informed by best available science." Unfortunately, the following day, all options in this paragraph had been removed and the agreed text failed to quantify the targeted level of emission reductions by 2050. Moreover, it introduced ambiguous new jargon: Parties would aim "towards reaching greenhouse gas emissions neutrality in the second half of the century." The final draft (December 12) revisited this crucial clause and provided again more clarity: "Parties aim to… achieve a balance between anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of greenhouse gases in the second half of this century." It also replaced quantitative emission targets until 2050 with a commitment to follow emission reduction pathway "in accordance with best available science." An acceptable compromise, which places continued high responsibility in science.
The reality is that limiting warming to well below2∘C, or even to 1.5∘C, requires global emissions to peak by 2020 and a full decarbonisation of the world's economy by 2040–2060, with net negative emissions in the second half of this century [Rogelj, 2015a, 2015b] (Figure 1). Developed nations must act to remove their dependency on fossil fuels as soon as possible, while developing nations must avoid becoming dependent on them while transforming to industrialized and prosperous societies.
The agreement sets a global target to reduce all greenhouse gases. Indeed, CO2 emission reductions are imperative, but this achievement alone will not deliver on either 1.5 or 2∘C. All climate forcers need to be tackled aggressively: CO2 to stop temperatures from rising and limit long-term warming beyond this century, and short-lived climate forcers (SLCF), including methane, nitrate, black carbon, hydroflourocarbons, particulates, and aerosols to limit near-term warming.
Reducing SLCFs could avoid up to 0.6∘C warming by mid-century [Rogelj et al., 2014; Victor et al., 2015]. This is about half of the projected CO2 warming until then [Rogelj et al., 2014]. The transformation to a 1.5∘C and well-below 2∘C world can only be achieved by rapid reductions of both SLCF and CO2 emissions, and safeguarding biosphere resilience of carbon and methane sinks, over the coming decades, reducing the high risk of temperature overshoot that can trigger self-reinforcing positive feedbacks that amplify temperature rise. At the same time, the cooling effect of some SLCF (SOx, NOx)may offset parts of the benefits. For some non-CO2 greenhouse gases, e.g., those linked to agricultural practices, no currently viable mitigation strategies exist [Smith et al., 2014].
The agreement's call for attaining a "balance between anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of greenhouse gases" implicitly solicits net negative CO2 emissions in the second half of this century. Following the UNFCCC language and from a scientific point of view, this can only mean that Green House Gas (GHG) emissions from anthropogenic sources persisting beyond 2050 will be balanced by direct, anthropogenically induced, i.e., newly created carbon dioxide sinks in addition to existing natural sinks. Thus, net anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions will need to be negative in order to compensate for remaining emissions such as residual CH4 and N2O emissions from agriculture. It is of equal importance to safeguard natural sinks in the biosphere to allow CO2 concentrations to fall again in the long-term and hence to provide Earth conditions for stabilizing temperatures at a lower level (although unavoidably, sea levels will continue rising and ocean acidification will persist).
Today, roughly 20 billion tons of CO2, i.e., more than half of global anthropogenic carbon emissions, are annually sequestered by natural ecosystems on land and in oceans. This massive planetary sink is well integrated into the global climate analyses that assess mitigation pathways and global warming outcome scenarios.
It is of critical importance that the PA is not interpreted to mean that those parties with large natural carbon sinks are entitled to emit more. If the agreementwould be interpreted in such away, the chances of remaining within a carbon budget consistent with 2∘C would become negligible. This is reinforced by the rising scientific evidence that biosphere resilience on land and in the ocean is rather uncertain and potentially even deteriorating. This may lead to a gradual loss of land carbon sinks, and in the medium-term future even to the transgression of tipping points, where carbon sinks (like tropical rainforests) abruptly turn into carbon sources [Brienen et al., 2015]. Also the oceans are likely to become a considerably weaker carbon sink, possibly even a source of CO2 as atmospheric CO2 concentrations are lowered by emission reductions in combination with anthropogenic carbon sinks.
Both 2∘C and1.5∘C targets will almost surely require implementing negative emissions technologies (NETs) for carbon dioxide [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, 2014; Rogelj et al., 2015a, 2015b;Williamson, 2016] to achieve a global balance between sinks and sources of greenhouse gases. NETs might include schemes for air capture and geological sequestration of CO2 but neither the effectiveness nor the safety of those technologies has been proven so far. Therefore, we will focus here on conventional carbon capture and storage (CCS), bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS), and biosphere carbon uptake through sustainable land management practices [Obersteiner, 2001; Smith et al., 2016].
Most recent scenarios from integrated assessment models assume deployment of NETs when attempting to limit warming to below 2∘C [IPCC, 2014]—even more so in the absence of strong emission reductions before 2020. But the feasibility of those measures at planetary scale is uncertain [Fuss et al., 2014; Smith et al., 2016). To put this into perspective, scenarios consistent with 2∘C rely on BECCS to deliver up to roughly 10 GtCO2 annually by the end of the century (i.e., about 25% of year-2010 CO2 emissions). Given the oceans currently remove about 10 GtCO2 the expectation is that anthropogenic BECCS can establish an additional carbon sink on the order of magnitude of the world's oceans. Moreover, issues related to the large-scale production of biomass for energy are not just a problem of 1.5∘C and 2∘C scenarios. Scenarios that cross 3∘C rely on similar amounts of bioenergy in their energy mixes over the coming decades. The main difference is only that not all carbon dioxide from biomass combustion is captured in the latter scenarios.
Scenarios also identify future pathways that rely significantly less on negative emissions and BECCS. These pathways require precipitous emission reductions in the coming decades and high energy-efficiency improvements that limit energy demand. Keeping warming below 1.5∘C without exceeding that limit translates to a global carbon budget of approximately 550–600 GtCO2 from 2011 [IPCC, 2014]. With current global annual carbon emissions of approximately 40 GtCO2/year [2014–2015, and a global carbon budget of some 400 GtCO2 remaining to be emitted, gives us about 10 more years of global emissions at current pace. Only an induced implosion of the fossil fuelled business as usual through disruptive changes in investment dynamics, technology, and consumer behavior could move those scenarios closer to reality [Rockstr.m, 2015; Schellnhuber et al., 2016].
However, mitigation action has been slow to materialize so far. Therefore, we must consider the serious possibility that an additional 1000 GtCO2 will enter the atmosphere in the coming decades, resulting in a significant overshoot of the budgets in line with the 1.5 and well-below 2∘C targets agreed in Paris. This is humanity's biggest gamble.
Given the intricacies and nonlinearities of the Earth-system processes involved, nations would be unwise to take for granted the robustness of the biosphere's capacity to buffer anthropogenic interferences. Carbon-cycle feedbacks may lead to long-term reservoir failure. For instance, the boreal permafrost areas may release huge amounts of carbon to the atmosphere in response to rapid surface warming, thereby necessitating even greater levels of BECCS. Moreover, natural biosphere functionalities have been eroded by many decades of global-scale anthropogenic pressure related to land-use change, biodiversity loss and pollution [Rockstr.met al., 2009; Steffen et al., 2015]. Therefore, the restoration of ecosystemand large biome resilience must be on top of the agenda in the immediate future to ensure that critical sub-components of the Earth system continue to provide the services we take for granted. This will especially require upscaling research to provide essential information on the behavior of natural carbon sinks.
In parallel to the urgent scientific need to assess long-term pathways below 2∘C, three sets of complex unanswered scientific questions arise fromthe Earth systeminterplay with the climate systemin regulating planetary climate. Is it possible at all to keep global warming below 2∘C, given the behavior of natural carbon sources and sinks that are also directly disturbed by human interference (such as land-use change)? And vice-versa, what sustainable transformations in ecosystem management—from cities to agriculture and preserving biodiversity—are necessary to stand a chance of reaching a below 2∘C future? And given the high risk of global temperature overshoot;What type of global temperature excursions makes overshooting a no-return trip? Will an episodic breach of the temperature limit shift certain biogeophysical feedback loops from negative (dampening) to positive (self-reinforcing) operation? In particular, for how long and at what greenhouse gas levels can overshoot occur without activating major tipping elements [Lenton et al., 2008] and how far can sustainable management of marine and land-based ecosystems go to allow overshoot without triggering positive biosphere feedbacks (and conversely, what role does loss of biosphere resilience play in lowering amplitude of allowed overshoot?), and what role can a rapid reduction of SLCFs play in lowering the amplitude of overshoot that would otherwise trigger positive feedbacks from [the] biosphere?
And, finally, even if temperature goals are achieved, what irreversible changes in the Earth system may be triggered nevertheless? Is there any way to successfully remediate overshooting by developing and deploying sustainable strategies, practices, and technologies? We propose the establishment of a global zero carbon roadmap to put the international research community and technology sector on an accelerating trajectory to permanently bend the global curve of anthropogenic emissions by 2020 and reach a decarbonised world economy by mid-century or soon thereafter, reviewed and republished every 2 years to remain on the trajectory and incorporating policy instruments and behavioral change. In parallel,we need immediate scientific clarity onwhether a 1.5–2∘C climate future requires (i) the complete phasing-out of fossil-fuel emissions by 2040–2060; (ii) an unprecedented anthropogenic expansion of biosphere carbon uptake through afforestation and "carbon-farming" with potential impacts on food security and freshwater availability; (iii) reliance on CCS and BECCS, or an adequate combination of both; and (iv) complete avoidance of temporary overshooting.
Establishing such a roadmap requires that the political accomplishment of stepping up to the planetary climate challenge at the Paris COP21—with a universal and (as intended) legally binding agreement for transformative global climate action, is permanently translated to a global regulatory framework, executed by political decision making entities at all scales andmandated through global governance by the planetary boundary conditions set by a global zero carbon roadmap. This strengthened global governance should be consolidated by an alliance of multiple stakeholders, including academia, the private sector, and civil society. Our conclusion is that the design and implementation of a global zero carbon roadmap is an immediate necessity to stand a chance of avoiding the risk of global temperatures overshooting the planetary limit of 2∘C set in Paris. The planetary urgency is further justified by the fact that the critical precondition for even standing a chance of holding the Paris lines is whether we are able to safeguard the natural carbon sinks in the oceans and on land. We need both a fossil-fuel free world economy and biosphere resilience to succeed. Each day without a zero carbon roadmap increases the stakes in our global climate gamble.
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Lilly Liebner (1990, Germany) studied at the State Ballet School of Berlin and the Palucca School in Dresden before entering the ArtEZ school of Dance in 2010. Lillies hart lies with improvisation and Forsythe. She worked with Jenny Cooga, Anouk van Dijk, William Forsythe and Patrick Delcroix amongst others.
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Irene studies in the 2nd year in Choreography program of Dance Conservatory of Valencia. She received her advanced studies in contemporary dance at the school Scennario Public (Sicily). Bachelor on Teaching Children. Member of the companies "Proyecto Titoyaya", "La Coja Dansa", "Sudhum Teatro" y " Mou Dansa" .


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Forbes - Why Isn't TV Everywhere?
By Bob Scheffler, Vice President of Strategic Technology at Google's Motorola Mobility unit
It's 2013. CES - the world's largest consumer electronics show - is a few days away. We expect the show to feature amazing, life-changing technology. But what if I told you that TV isn't everywhere - that one of our most basic pastimes still hasn't made its way to mobile devices?
Why TV is stuck on our TVs?
Let's take a look at the numbers. We've had modern tablets and 4G for two years, touchscreen smartphones for over a decade, and laptops and broad WiFi coverage for even longer.
We have the devices and we have the pipes. What's the holdup? There are three key hurdles that stand between us and mobile access to video:


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New 2016 LPGA Tour Stop – Memorial Weekend at Ann Arbor's Travis Pointe CC
Sometimes you just know when the time is right.
And this time it was the tone of the press conference where LPGA Commissioner Michael Whan announced a new 2016 Tour Stop for the LPGA, Memorial Weekend, May 26-29, at Travis Pointe Country Club.
Travis Pointe Country Club in Ann Arbor, Michigan (Photo – travispointe.com)
Those in attendance were not just media. The room was packed, the bar was open, drinks were flowing and those in attendance were even more enthusiastic than Whan himself….and that's saying a lot.
Club members, community officials, one local high school girls golf team and some of the area's who's who in local golf, along with media, were among the approximately 200 people who gathered to hear, and cheer, the news – the inaugural LPGA Volvik Championship is coming to Ann Arbor.
Whan, in what I'd assume is his usual upbeat and free-wheeling style, said the LPGA's arrival will have a community impact beyond its display of world-class golf. "Many of the players will be staying with local families, so you can expect cookouts and block parties as the players become part of the community (during their stay).
(Left to right) LPGA Commissioner Michael Whan announces the 2016 LPGA Volvik Championship with Volvik USA President Don Shin and Tournament Director Keith Karbo.
In further describing to the largely club member audience, how host families get involved, he joked, "We're a small dysfunctional family and we want to find other small dysfunctional families to hang with us…. from what I can see, you guys look perfect!"
Whan also said choosing the Memorial Holiday weekend for the Volvik Championship fit the Tour's, sponsor's and community's desire to create a "great hometown event, and celebrate spring, too."
The LPGA Volvik Championship will feature a full field of 144 players competing in a 72-hole event for a $1.3 million purse. The event will join the Meijer LPGA Classic in Grand Rapids, in bringing the LPGA Tour to Michigan twice next year.
Three Symetra Tour events also will bring women competing for their LPGA Tour cards back to Michigan in 2016: The Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass Golf Club in Harris (near Escanaba) in Michigan's Upper Peninsula; the Firekeeper's Casino Hotel Championship at Battle Creek Country Club in Southwest Michigan; and the Tullymore Classic at Tullymore Golf Resort in mid-Michigan's Stanwood. Add a related Legends Tour event usually held in Jackson, Michigan, each year, and spectators can anticipate a full summer of opportunities to enjoy and get involved with professional women's golf.
LPGA Tour Player Katherine Kirk, who appeared at the press conference with fellow Touring Pros Victoria Elizabeth and Amy Anderson, said she's looking forward to playing at Travis Pointe, noting that the Michigan courses "are incredible. The season's so short, you have to make the most of it!" The women also commented on the uniqueness of the fan experience for those who follow the LPGA vs. the men's PGA Tour. "The players are right up on the ropes. We embrace the fans and make you feel welcome, and you'll see exceptional golf."
Whan with featured LPGA Tour Players at Travis Pointe CC Press Conference
Although golf ball producer Volvik has been an official sponsor of the LPGA Tour for the last five years, it is the first time it has assumed title sponsorship, and has signed a three-year title sponsorship deal. Volvik USA President Don Shin said since 2013, Volvik has been "the fastest growing golf ball (brand) with 1.7 percent market share in the U.S., and 30 percent in South Korea."
Shin also said five of the top 30 LPGA players use Volvik balls, noting that the name comes from the Italian "volare," which means to fly high.
The idea to bring the LPGA tournament to Southeast Michigan was prompted by local businessman KC Crain and his wife, Ashley, along with tournament director Keith Karbo. At the press conference, Karbo also announced as part of the event, the LPGA is partnering with the National Network of Depression Centers to support veteran's mental health. The NNDC has 23-member centers, including the University of Michigan Comprehensive Depression Center in Ann Arbor, which locally operates the M-SPAN Military Support Programs and Network initiative
LPGA Volvik Championship ticket sales are expected to begin in December.
TOPICS: Emag, Golf, Personalities, Women on Course, Women's Golf	Tags: Ann Arbor, Don Shin, Firekeeper's Casino Hotel, Island Resort, Keith Karbo, Legends Tour, LPGA Tour, Meijer LPGA Classic, Michael Whan, Michigan golf, Symetra Tour, Travis Pointe Country Club, Tullymore
ABOUT: Susan Bairley
Susan Bairley has been writing about golf – especially women's golf – since 1989, mostly as contributing editor to Michigan Golfer magazine, where she also was editor of two Michigan Woman Golfer editions and started an early website for women golfers. She chaired the first statewide women's golf summit in the U.S., ran her own golf and real estate PR firm and still works as an executive PR consultant to business, industry and organizations.
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Saturday, July 2nd, will be a day to get the car washed and gassed up for the second annual Draggin' Main Reunion in downtown Guthrie.
"Last year we saw "Draggers" from newborn to 90 an awesome demonstration of "small town" friendliness and fun. Don't know how last year can be beaten, but we will definitely be there to join the fun," Billie Holzer Anderson said on the Guthrie Chamber's website.
The group will meet at 5:00 p.m. in front of the Post Office (1st and Oklahoma Street) for a meet and greet that will include live music, food and beverages.
At 7:00 the cars hit the streets and will drag main.
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Ireland Lacrosse, in conjunction with Sports Tours Ireland and Limerick 4th of July Celebration (http://4thjulylimerick.com/), is hosting the 2014 Celtic Open, an U19 Boys Lacrosse Tournament for US High School rising sophomores, juniors, seniors and just graduated (or equivalent UK and Europe age groups) at the University of Limerick from July 2nd – 5th 2014.
Accommodation and meals will be offered at the start-of-the-art facilities at the University of Limerick, where all tournament games will take place.
For further information, see http://www.sportstoursireland.com/u19-b ... july-2014/ or contact Anthony Neville at info@sportstoursireland.com for further details.


A newly-identified compound could stop the spread of dangerous coronaviruses, but is still a long way from clinical trials.
Researchers have identified a compound that potently inhibits the replication of human coronaviruses, including those causing SARS and MERS, and could lead to antiviral drugs to stop them in their tracks.
Severe acute respiratory syndrome-associated coronavirus (SARS-CoV) is an infectious and potentially deadly form of pneumonia that emerged in the Guangdong province of southern China in 2002 and caused more than 8,000 infections and 774 deaths before being brought under control.
The related Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) which emerged in Saudi Arabia in 2012, is less transmissible, but more virulent. There have been 636 confirmed cases of the virus, including 193 fatalities.
In the new study, led by Volker Thiel of the University of Bern in Switzerland, scientists screened more than 16,500 compounds for antiviral activity by adding them to cell cultures derived from human lung tissue. They identified a small molecule called K22 which effectively inhibited all the coronaviruses tested1.
A further series of experiments revealed its mode of action. In order to replicate, coronaviruses usurp and reorganize the membrane of its host cell to form vesicles, within which new viral particles are assembled. K22 blocks this early and crucial step of the coronavirus life cycle.
In April, the Saudi Arabian government announced it had entered talks with pharmaceutical companies about manufacturing a MERS-CoV vaccine, and earlier this month two teams of researchers independently reported the identification of antibodies that can neutralize the virus.


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Trump's New Attack on Women & LGBQ Rights
Derek Smith Law Group » Trump's New Attack on Women & LGBQ Rights
The Trump administration continues its assault on women's rights and the rights of the LGBTQ community by announcing plans this week to "protect health workers" for refusing to handle abortions or treat transgender people because of the worker's moral objections to doing so.
Later that same day, the administration's Sarah Sanders announced that President Donald Trump will become the first acting president to ever address March for Life, the anti-abortion group in Washington, D.C.
Moreover, earlier this year the administration's attempted to block undocumented immigrant teenage girls from obtaining abortions while in federal custody and replaced the Department of Health and Human Services with a leading skeptic of birth-control. The new head of the Department, Roger Severino, is noted as having "a long record of advocating for religious groups and arguing against LGBT projections."
In the Trump administration's reorganization of the revival of the Department of Health and Human Services it is planning on adopting new rules that would give health workers a license to discriminate based on their personal religious beliefs.
POLITICO reports that:
The pending rule, which could be released as soon as this week, has been described to POLITICO as establishing a new division of the HHS civil rights office that would conduct compliance reviews, audits and other enforcement actions to ensure that health care providers are allowing workers to opt out of procedures when they have religious or moral objections. The new division would be a third, co-equal branch with the office's existing two divisions that focus on federal civil rights laws and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The office would also conduct outreach and technical support to help others who are seeking to strengthen protections for workers with religious and moral objections to certain procedures.
* *https://www.politico.com/story/2018/01/16/conscience-abortion-transgender-patients-health-care-289542
Such a policy allowing discrimination would greatly put women seeking reproductive care, transgender people, and HIV-positive people seeking treatment, and others at risk. While over the years, great progress has been made in assuring constitutional freedoms and protections for such individuals, this new strategy seems to be a different angle on typical unconstitutional laws that target a woman's right to choose and the LGBTQ community.
Harper Jean Tobin of the National Center for Transgender Equality stated, "This is the use of religion to hurt people because you disapprove of who they are… Any rule that grants a license to discriminate would be a disgrace and a mockery of the principle of religious freedom we all cherish."
In a press release, the Democratic National Committee Director of Women's Media Elizabeth Renda and Director of LGBTQ Media Lucas Acosta released a joint statement vilifying the Trump administration's new policy:
Once again, women and the LGBTQ community are under attack from the Trump-Pence administration. Days before the anniversary of the Women's March, Republicans are giving health workers a license to discriminate against women and members of the LGBTQ community.
It wasn't enough to try to strip transgender Americans of their right to serve, roll back access to birth control, and attempt to defund Planned Parenthood. Now Trump, Pence, and their Republican cronies want to allow health care workers to discriminate and rip away access to medical care. This rule is unethical and dangerously undermines public health.
This proposal is further proof that Republicans continue to push forward an agenda completely out of step with the American people and American ideals. Democrats will continue to focus on how to improve access to health care for all Americans regardless of gender, orientation, or income.
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Author Derek SmithPosted on January 22, 2018 Categories Discrimination Law, Gender DiscriminationTags LGBQ Rights
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This breaks upgrades for configs that try to use better/safer SSL implementations.
The nginx 1.4.6 binary package for CentOS6 as shipped from nginx.org is compiled against openssl-1.0.1 which actually has ECDHE support, and in contrast to previous versions it actually tries to use the value set by ssl_ecdh_curve. Previously, it was silently ignored as nginx packages were compiled against system OpenSSL on CentOS 6.4, which has no ECDHE support.
CentOS seems to have only secp384r1 and prime256v1 curves available, likely due to use of FIPS variant of the OpenSSL library.


K2's ultimate ski mountaineering product has been completely revamped and engineered to performance and efficiency perfections. The K2 Wayback 82 ski features a new sidecut and tip profile for improved ease and forgiveness while skiing in difficult snow, and sidewalls for increased precision and edgehold. Most notably, the new ECOre construction reduces weight by over 10% so it ascends with ease while still retaining solid, confident downhill performance.
All−Terrain Rocker features an elevated tip for variable and soft snow performance, as well as camber underfoot for power, energy, and edge−hold in firmer conditions.
Hybritech sidewall. Hybritech is a unique blend of sidewall and cap constructions. The construction combines the accuracy, power, and performance of sidewall underfoot with the lightweight characteristics and smooth turn initiation of cap construction.
Carbon Web. Carbon weave where the strands of carbon are laid at precise angles for an additional level of torsional rigidity on the secondary core. This keeps the ski light but gives you the additional torsional strength where you need it most.
Snophobic Topsheet. Since snow collecting on the ski can add pounds to a climb, SnoPhobic tops keep you light with a new snow−repellent topsheet. The running surface along the bottom of a ski is hydrophobic by design, so K2 has developed a thinner version of the same material to use on the BackSide model−specific topsheets.
ECORE. Lightweight core achieved through the intermixing of long grain and end−grain balsa wood and flax fiber with five times the strength of regular balsa but 41% lighter than paulownia. The balsa used is certified FSC( Forest Stewardship Council), and like flax, is renewable, fast growing and recyclable.
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