If you've never made a touch quilt, we will show you how.
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At Small Changes Big Shifts, we are all about encouraging our listens to grow throughout their individual wellness journeys and today we are expanding upon that message with Keynote Speaker, Founder of Positive University, Podcast Host and International Bestselling Author, Jon Gordon, whose principles have been put to the test by numerous Fortune 500 companies, professional and college sports teams, school districts, hospitals, and nonprofits.
In this special bonus episode, Jon shares how he discovered his own purpose while facing one of the most challenging moments of his life, how you can select one word to live by this year to create a great impact in both your life and others, why the only way you can break a bad habit and create a good one is through purpose, and how to create positive energy in your life from the inside out through words, actions, and mindfulness.
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The special counsel left a series of public hints that prosecutors are closing in on President Donald Trump and his inner circle.
A long-awaited series of court filings from Robert Mueller and other prosecutors this week seemed to rattle the White House, laying out a series of public hints that the special counsel's team is closing in on President Donald Trump and his inner circle.
The documents offer a series of tantalizing but incomplete glimpses of Mueller's probe, including new indications of how prosecutors believe Trump's top aides and intermediaries for the Russian government engaged in a kind of courtship as the 2016 campaign unfolded.
Trump and his closest aides responded to the latest salvos with characteristic bravado Friday.
"Totally clears the President. Thank you!" Trump declared on Twitter.
A rare official statement from White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders — who almost always defers questions about Mueller's investigation to the president's personal legal team — claimed there was nothing of note in the memos, which detail alleged lies by former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and the ongoing cooperation of former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, both of whom have pleaded guilty to multiple federal felonies.
"The government's filing in Mr. Manafort's case says absolutely nothing about the President," Sanders said.
None of those responses, however, addressed Mueller's accounting of how Manafort lied about his contacts with the Trump administration, the special counsel's note in another filing that former national security adviser Michael Flynn was still assisting the investigation, or the fact that prosecutors' memos regarding Cohen mentioned Trump — described as "Individual 1" — no fewer than 30 times.
The deluge of often-vague references to the president and the people around him suggests a couple of possibilities: either Mueller and his federal prosecutor counterparts are growing more provocative in hopes of shaking something loose in the president's orbit, or they are sitting on explosive charges that could put Trump himself at risk.
Trump has not been charged with wrongdoing, but he has faced accusations from the start of the Mueller probe, including claims he conspired with a foreign power to win the 2016 presidential election or obstructed justice by firing FBI Director James Comey.
Manhattan federal prosecutors on Friday, working in tandem with Mueller's office, detailed an elaborate scheme in which Cohen made hush money payments to the adult film actress and another woman, both of whom claimed to have had affairs with Trump, in order to silence them in the final weeks of the 2016 campaign.
As Cohen offered a series of guilty pleas in court last August, he said the payments were made at Trump's direction. On Friday, prosecutors concurred that Trump had directed the payments, which the government attorneys portrayed as a grave breach of federal election law.
That immediately raised questions among legal experts about whether Trump would be charged with illegal activity as well.
"They can't just drop it," former Obama Justice Department spokesman Matt Miller wrote on Twitter of the prosecutors.
But noting long-standing DOJ protocol that says a sitting president can't be indicted, Miller said federal prosecutors are essentially left with two options: sending an impeachment referral to Congress or waiting to prosecute Trump once he's out of office.
"Theoretically you could wait and indict in 2021 (before the statute [of limitations] runs) if he loses re-election, but that's both an abdication of responsibility & risks losing any mechanism for accountability," Miller wrote.
Former federal prosecutor Gene Rossi told POLITICO the Cohen filing had a "subliminal message" aimed at Trump. "If it were dealing with a private citizen, he would be receiving a target letter and soon be indicted for conspiring to commit campaign law violations," he said.
However, several other experts weren't so sure. While ignorance of the law is usually no defense, criminal campaign finance violations require proof the defendant knew what he or she was doing was unlawful. Prosecutors were silent about Trump's knowledge of the law, and it could be tricky to prove a businessman in his first major run for political office was as versed in campaign-finance rules as Cohen, an attorney.
"I don't think we know yet that prosecutors have concluded Trump violated campaign finance law, given that Trump would have to know that his conduct was illegal," former Justice Department official Eric Columbus wrote on Twitter.
Veteran defense lawyers say Trump and his allies should be spooked by Mueller's claims that Cohen and Manafort dished on their dealings with the White House. That kind of testimony could help build an obstruction of justice case against the president or others in the West Wing.
"Cohen provided relevant and useful information concerning his contacts with persons connected to the White House during the 2017-2018 time period," the special prosecutor's team said.
They did not elaborate on those contacts, but they said among the topics Cohen discussed with administration officials was his plan to lie in congressional testimony about at what point during the election he abandoned attempts to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
The filing on the collapse of the plea deal with Manafort says he denied any contacts with administration officials, but evidence shows chatter through various intermediaries into 2018. The officials with whom he interacted are not named.
"There's undoubtedly a number of people who are going to sweat this one out," said Joyce Vance, an Obama-era U.S. attorney from northern Alabama.
Mueller's sentencing memo for Flynn earlier this week listed a "non-exhaustive summary" of his interactions between "individuals" on Trump's transition and Russia. Legal experts and several defense lawyers working with clients in the Russia probe said that should concern people in the president's orbit.
Jared Kushner, the president's son in law and a top White House aide, and K.T. McFarland, who briefly served as deputy national security adviser, were two Trump transition officials who had discussions with Flynn and may have had knowledge about his contacts with Russian officials. Their attorneys did not respond to requests for comment about Mueller's latest Flynn memo.
It has long seemed there were at least attempts by Trump's associates to work with the Russians, particularly during a June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower in New York at which various Trump aides including Manafort, Kushner, and Trump's oldest son met with a Russian offering damaging information about their Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
On Friday, Mueller said in court filings that Russians also pitched the Trump camp on plans that would align their business and political interests.
Buzzfeed reported in June that the Russian official was Dmitry Klokov, an Olympic weightlifter who got in touch with Cohen through the president's daughter Ivanka.
Cohen said he didn't pursue the offer — but only because he was eyeing other channels at the time in hopes of building a Trump Tower in Moscow.
Cohen also told prosecutors that, while he had initially said Trump did not know he tried to arrange a confab with the Russian leader during the 2015 United Nations General Assembly session in New York, he had actually talked with Trump about the idea. The meeting never came to pass, prosecutors said.
Trump finally submitted written answers to Mueller last month after a year-plus negotiation over the special counsel's questions about Russia's meddling in the 2016 election. If his accounts differ significantly from anything his former aides told prosecutors, he could be in hot water.
Even before this past week, Mueller rewarded cooperators. Former Trump campaign deputy Rick Gates, who pleaded guilty in February after being charged alongside Manafort, has been granted a variety of freedoms — from travel to not having to wear a GPS ankle bracelet — as he meets repeatedly with prosecutors to explain what he knows about the president and Russia.
A similar scenario is playing out for Flynn, with the special counsel recommending little or no prison time because of his early cooperation.
Law enforcement veterans say Mueller is playing it by the book.
"Bob Mueller did not invent the cooperation agreement. He's a god for many things. But that's not his idea," said Joe diGenova, an informal Trump legal adviser and former Justice Department official.
Manafort, however, might now be looking at a more severe prison sentence after Mueller lambasted the 69-year old longtime GOP lobbyist for allegedly lying to prosecutors about his contacts with the Trump administration and with a former business partner believed to have ties to Russian intelligence.
Even if Mueller's team does not make a legal case against Trump, Democrats have been rumbling about the possibility of impeachment for months. The public court filings are laying out leads that Democratic lawmakers are already planning to follow up on once they take control of the House in early January.
"@SDNY says @realdonaldtrump directed Cohen to commit a felony," Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) — the incoming chair of the House Judiciary Committee, where impeachment proceedings would commence — tweeted on Friday, referring to the Southern District of New York prosecutors working on Cohen's case.
Nadler said he "may very well" wait for Mueller to finish his investigation before launching any kind of impeachment process. "It depends how long the [Mueller] takes to complete that work," the lawmaker said.
"You don't want to tear the country apart," Nadler said.
This week's filings came amid vague indications — like so many other tea-leaf reading attempts over the last year — that Mueller's probe may be winding down.
Yahoo News reported that attorneys for witnesses in the case were told that Mueller's team is tying up loose ends. And before the new filings emerged Friday, Trump seemed focused not on the threat of additional prosecutions, but on the challenge posed by a potential Mueller report alleging coordination between the campaign and Russia.
However, there's more on Mueller's to-do list.
Manafort's two sentencings are scheduled for February and March. And Mueller's office said in mid-November that Gates, who remained in Trump's orbit long after Manafort's ouster in 2016, was still providing information in "several ongoing investigations" and told the court it wasn't ready to put his sentencing date on the calendar.
Longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone and his associate Jerome Corsi have both said they expect to be indicted by Mueller's team.
And Mueller remains locked in at least two legal battles over subpoenas for witnesses. One case, involving Stone associate Andrew Miller, awaits a decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, with Miller's lawyers vowing to try for a Supreme Court hearing next year if they lose. Another challenge, involving a mystery appellant, is scheduled for oral arguments Friday.
From a historical perspective, Mueller's investigation appears far more complex than the two other major independent counsel probes since Watergate: the Reagan-era investigation into secret U.S. arms sales to Iran and one into scandals surrounding Bill Clinton.
Both of those sprawling probes — from the investigator's initial appointment to the release of a final report — took more than seven years to complete.


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Q: How To Clear Activity Stack Below An Activity in my application, when I start a specific activity I want all the activities in the same package to be cleared from the stack underneath. Could someone help me on how to do this?
Also I do not want to use android:noHistory="true" in the manifest because I only want the stack history to be cleared on starting this specific activity.
EDIT:
To make my point more clear, suppose I have activity a. From a I start activity b. From b I start c. But when I start c I want to clear b and a.

A: Oh guys, I figured out that you just have to put the following code with the Intent which starts the stack clearing activity:
Intent i = new Intent(this,MyActivity.class);
i.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK);
i.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK);
startActivity(i);

Thanks for your help though.

A: Try this,
Add android:launchMode="singleTop" to the your Specific Activity that wanted to clear all the stacked activity.
Then use intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP) and intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK) when starting your Specific Activity.
Source: Android: Clear the back stack

A: Intent intent = new Intent(getApplicationContext(), YOUR_CLASS.class);
intent.addFlags(Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP);
startActivity(intent);

A: Set flag before the activity is started...whats the point of setting the flag after starting the activity....the code should look something like this,
Intent intent = new Intent(getContext(), ClassName.class);
intent.setFlags( Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP );
  v.getRootView().getContext().startActivity(intent);

  removeSessionFiles();

A: I know this is an old thread but there I would like to share the syntax in kotlin with anyone who would like to know.
 val i = Intent(this@PresentActivity,NextActivity::class.java)
     i.flags = Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK and Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK
     startActivity(i)

EDIT
Using kotlin let
Intent(this@PresentActivity,NextActivity::class.java).let { intent -> intent.flags = Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TASK and Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK startActivity(intent) }

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A SIMPLE scoring system using four readily available preoperative clinical variables has been developed to predict the probability of diabetes remission after gastric band surgery, according to research published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology. The researchers said their DiaRem score would enable patients and doctors to assess the merits of Roux-en-Y gastric band (RYGB) surgery "as a way to achieve diabetes remission and establish whether additional measures should be taken to improve the odds of remission". They found that early and late remission were associated with younger age, low HbA1c concentration, no combined use of insulin-sensitising agents (not metformin) and sulfonylureas, and high serum insulin concentrations. The researchers retrospectively analysed the outcomes of 690 obese patients with type 2 diabetes who underwent RYGB surgery between 2004 and 2011 at a single health clinic, with 463 (63%) achieving partial or complete remission. Multiple logistic regression models were used to identify independent predictors of remission. Patients were assigned a weighted DiaRem score (ranging from 0 to 22) based on the four factors. An accompanying comment said the DiaRem score "could help with selection of appropriate treatment and management of expectations held by both the patient and the multidisciplinary team involved in the patient's care".
A PAY-for-performance (P4P) program in small US primary care practices with electronic health records (EHR) has resulted in "modest improvements" in cardiovascular processes and outcomes, according to research published in JAMA. The cluster-randomised trial involved primary care clinics with less than 10 doctors. All used the same EHR software that provided decision support and patient registry functionalities, and quality improvement specialists offered technical assistance. P4P clinics received $200 for each patient whose care met the performance criteria, and higher payments for patients with comorbidities who had Medicaid insurance or were uninsured. The maximum payment was $100 000 per clinic. The P4P intervention clinics had greater improvement, compared with the control clinics, in rates of appropriate antithrombotic prescription (12.0% v 6.1%), blood pressure control (with no comorbidities 9.7% v 4.3%; with diabetes mellitus 9.0% v 1.2%; with diabetes mellitus or ischaemic vascular disease 9.5% v 1.7%) and in smoking cessation interventions (12.4% v 7.7%). "This provides evidence that, in the context of increasing uptake of EHRs with robust clinical management tools, small practices may be able to improve their quality performance in response to an incentive", the researchers wrote. An accompanying editorial said the research raised the question of how to "best use the limited but expensive primary care physician workforce in the most effective manner in the evolving health care delivery system".


What do Soren Kierkegaard and a parent's approach to discipline have in common? Or, how about stories of traveling the world with children (At Home in the World) and a book on the inner workings of the human mind (The Stuff of Thought)? All topics (plus many more) made iAt's Top Book List for 2017. Compiled by iAt's Editorial Board, this diverse (and long) list gives a variety of topics and genres to consider as you discern what to read in 2018.
What books would you add to our 2017 book list? Leave your suggestions in the comment section below.
Kierkegaard: A Single Life by Stephen Backhouse.


The Libratone Zipp is a total rework of its 2012 original. The new quirky zip-up design is fun, while the physical size - which makes it a bit too large to cart around really - lends well to stomping bass and audio output considering its £219 price point.
Libratone is a Scandinavian company and does things a little differently. First, it likes its materials: whether woolly coats or similar, like with its Diva soundbar. Second, its products aren't as outlandishly expensive as most things in Copenhagen.
The Libratone Zipp is a typically quirky product: the second-generation model (and entirely different from the vertical-zip-up-jacket version of 2012) this is the Zipp all-new, and it's curiously larger than, well, pretty much any other portable speaker at this price point.
The company might not be the best known in the UK, but even so does it have the at-home and portable Bluetooth speaker market all zipped-up with the new Zipp? We've been listening for a week to take it all in.
When the Zipp boxes arrived at the office - we also had a Zipp Mini delivered to test out multi-room and multi-speaker capabilities - we were baffled as to why they were so big. "This is a portable speaker", so we thought, but perhaps not in the traditional sense.
Sure, the Zipp has a hangy leather handle - much like other Danish manufacturer Bang & Olufsen also opts for in similar products - so it can be hung up, or be carted around while active thanks to its on-board battery. But the product's overall 260mm height and 125mm diameter (without the hangy handle protrusion considered) make the Zipp, well, just large. Similar £200-odd portables tend to be diminutive by comparison.
Which isn't necessarily a problem, because what you're getting with the new Zipp is a lot for your money. That larger space means larger speakers and more bass than smaller constructions can manage. Plus it's cylindrical by design, so sound is projected out through 360-degrees, rather than being in a predominant single direction.
As we alluded to, Libratone likes its materials and quirks, the Zipp's point of distinction being - you guessed it - a zipper. Yep, an actual zip; one used to hold the external mesh jacket around the cylinder, sat above the rubberised white base.
The point of the zip? You can swap out the jackets for other colours if you're feeling a bit Ikea. Although we've tried and struggled to actually remove the red jacket of this particular review model. No biggie, though, we think it's a rather fetching colour. There are also graphite, grey and blue (Lagoon) colour options to choose from, or sold-separately colour jackets with suitably silly names: orange (Signal), green (Atlantic Deep), and deep red (Sangria).
Pairing via Bluetooth is no issue at all, with the Zipp found rapidly on our Macbook Air's drop menu. The range has been decent too, even surviving being carted into a second room away from the source with the signal holding up well. Good job.
But Libratone is more interested in pushing its SoundSpaces, the idea being a Wi-Fi/multi-room/synced app-based experience. Setting up is relatively simple, with everything prompted through the app - you'll just need your Wi-Fi network to connect the speakers to the same network as your source device for a solid connection.
Everything can be controlled within the app too, from the volume to the speaker position (not physically, of course) to equalisation pre-set - each of which are named with practical name for "Voicing" and "Room Setting" sections. You can even click and drag two speakers together to form one space, which output together - it works really well (we tested the Zipp paired with the Zipp Mini).
The Zipp itself also houses physical controls in a light-up touchpanel up top. By default there's the company's "bird" logo/symbol, but press down and you can twirl a finger around the circular panel to dip or raise the volume, or press the left/right illumination arrows to skip tracks direct from the product. Sometimes that circular "twirl" control for volume adjustment can be fussy, but we like the haptic feedback and ability to stop music by covering the logo with your hand.
We've tested the Zipp using three different phones: two Android and one iPhone. The latter works a treat, with AirPlay easily handling output if music is on-device, or other services - Spotify Connect, Tidal, Deezer, Apple Music and more - or firing up internet radio stations from within the Libratone app. Switch to Google Musice on Android and it's a bit trickier to out audio, unless using a third party app via UPnP/DLNA - a limitation of Google rather than Libratone, though.
Where the Libratone really excels is with the sheer oomph of its audio output. We've seen a bunch of £179 speakers, such as the Beats Pill, flip-flop their way through tracks and miss out on bass. Not so the Zipp: although it's £219, and a whole lot larger than said Pill, that reflects in the sound quality.
Bass kicks hard, to the point you can feel it resonate on whichever surface the Zipp is sat (if, of course it is). But this doesn't overwhelm, with the likes of The Black Queen's Fever Daydream album vocals cutting through those poppy kicks and basslines nicely.
However, we use the £900 Naim Mu-so and the Libratone Zipp couldn't nearly be compared to the clarity of such a high-end device. For it's £219, however, the Zipp is quite something, our only real criticism being that there's the lack of overall clarity; it's not the cleanest sound ever.
Volume is also more than ample, with a 100W output big enough to fill a room, whether you're casually working with a little background noise or want to go opposite and hear nothing else around you. The 360-degree output does a good job of firing sound all around, although the rotation of the speaker relative to your position will give a slightly different experience - so there are still some spots sweeter than others.
When the Zipp isn't wired up to the mains - and there's a UK and EU adapter in the box - its battery will give a full day's use. We've been getting a full office day at considerable volume, so think around 8-hours per charge and you won't be disappointed. You could, therefore, lob the Zipp in the car and have it as your outdoor picnic companion this summer, a task it's more than equipped for.
The Libratone Zipp is a total rework of its 2012 original. The new quirky zip-up design is fun, while the physical size - which perhaps makes it a bit too large to cart around outside of the house - lends well to stomping bass and audio output considering its £219 price point.
That's the rub of it really: for only about £50 more than many smaller portable competitors, the Zipp gives an extra wallop of sound. If you're after an at-home portable speaker then Libratone, whether you know the name or not, seems to have that corner of the market neatly zipped-up here.


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Emmeline: Matchmaking, The Great Depression and General Motors
Today I am reviewing Emmeline by Sarah Holman. It's the first book in the Vintage Jane Austin Collection. Now I'm not really into Jane Austen very much. I've been slowly making my way through her books on audio and I've still got Persuasion to go. But Emma is my favourite and I like retellings.
Emmeline did not disappoint. Sarah Holman's style is different to Austen's of course, but she's kept the spirit of the story while changing it to another time. I found it a little more relate-able, 1930 is much more like 2017 than 1815 is.
I love the characters she has given us. Emmeline Wellington is very much Emma Woodhouse, yet she's slightly different too. There an extra little bit of kindness or teasing; I can't quite pin it down. Mr Knightly has become Frederick Knight. He is (as is suitable to the time period) only a few years older than Emmeline and has some boyish habits. The relationship between them is a little. He's the best friend since childhood, not the good neighbour who takes the part of a much older brother from time to time. In short they're closer.
There's a few things that have always bothered me about Jane Austen;s books. Her opinion of clergymen is one. Yes, there is Mr. Tilney tilting the scale back, but I don't like her tendency to make them self-serving, social climbers. We don't have that here. Instead of Mr. Elton, there is a fashionable young man who's a little bit too modern and doesn't respect traditions.. (He wants to have a dance, Shock! Horror!) His wife is suitably insufferable.
The other things that bother me are the lack of real Christianity1 and the non-productive upper-class living. Both of those have been changed. Emmeline is undoubtedly, though not overly strongly Christian in it's feel and society. And Emmeline has a job in her father's business. Rather like mine actually. Her father own a General Motors showroom and the Depression plays a large role in the story.
I loved the other themes that came up in it and the little changes and the big twist at the end. Yes, there's a big twist at the end. A secondary plot of sorts. And there's delightful ending, much humour and much fun. I'm looking forward to reading more books in this collection someday, even though they're not by Sarah Holman.
(Just a quick comment to add that I am not denying that Jane Austen was a brilliant writer who made great use of theme.)
1. A Practical View of the Prevailing Religious System of Professed Christians in the Middle and Higher Classes in this Country Contrasted with Real Christianity by William Wilberforce was written during this time.
Jane Maree 28 February 2017 at 14:01
That sounds like an interesting book! Maybe not my style but I'm definitely going to have a look at it further. :D
Brie Donning 28 February 2017 at 14:39
It's not really my style either. I couldn't live on that kind of book alone. Fantasy is what I really like.
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World can halt fossil fuel use by 2090
Earth 27 October 2008
By New Scientist staff and Reuters
The world could eliminate fossil fuel use by 2090, saving $18 trillion in future fuel costs and creating a $360 billion industry that provides half of the world's electricity, the European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) and environmental group Greenpeace said on Monday.
The 210-page study [pdf] is one of few reports – even by lobby groups – to look in detail at how energy use would have to be overhauled to meet the toughest scenarios for curbing greenhouse gases outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
"Renewable energy could provide all global energy needs by 2090," according to the study, entitled "Energy (R)evolution." EREC represents renewable energy industries and trade and research associations in Europe.
A more radical scenario could eliminate coal use by 2050 if new power generation plants shifted quickly to renewables.
Solar power, biomass such as biofuels or wood, geothermal energy and wind could be the leading energies by 2090 in a shift from fossil fuels blamed by the IPCC for stoking global warming.
The total energy investments until 2030, the main period studied, would come to $14.7 trillion, according to the study. By contrast, the International Energy Agency (IEA), which advises rich nations, foresees energy investments of just $11.3 trillion to 2030, with a bigger stress on fossil fuels and nuclear power.
Rajendra Pachauri, head of the IPCC, which shared the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize with ex-US Vice President Al Gore, called Monday's study "comprehensive and rigorous."
Dangerous change
"Even those who may not agree with the analysis presented would, perhaps, benefit from a deep study of the underlying assumptions," Pachauri wrote in a foreword to the report.
EREC and Greenpeace said a big energy shift was needed to avoid "dangerous" climate change, defined by the European Union and many environmental groups as a temperature rise of 2 degrees Celsius since before the Industrial Revolution.
The report urged measures such as a phase-out of subsidies for fossil fuels and nuclear energy, "cap and trade" systems for greenhouse gas emissions, legally binging targets for renewable energies and tough efficiency standards for buildings and vehicles.
The report said renewable energy markets were booming with turnover almost doubling in 2007 from 2006 to more than $70 billion. It said renewables could more than double their share of world energy supplies to 30% by 2030 and reach 50% by 2050.
The projections are far more optimistic for renewables than the IEA, which foresees just 13% of energy from renewables in 2030 with fossil fuels staying dominant.
Sven Teske, Greenpeace's leading author of the report, said the recommendations would involve big job-creating investments that could help counter the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.
"The current unstable market situation is a strong argument for our energy evolution concept," said. He said investments would be repaid by savings in fuel costs.
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He wants to unmask him: Tebas dedicates a letter to Floretino for "damaging LaLiga's reputation"
The president of The league, Javier Tebas, sent this Sunday a letter to the Spanish professional football clubs to "not let go" of the continuous attempts "led by the presidency of the Real Madrid to confuse and boycott any initiative "for collective growth, the last one from LaLiga Impulso.
In a tough five page letter, Thebes charge against Florentino Pérez, president of the 'white' club, especially for the 'Sustainable Project' together with Barça and Athletic Club, an alternative to the Impulse of the employer, which "eAt no time have they shared with LaLiga", neither "your approach, or details of the proposal".
Thebes in his letter he refers to the fact that "The accusation of legal fraud is the constant argument of Real Madrid since the Assembly of June 19, 2015″. "Since then, each growth initiative, each proposal to improve, has been systematically prosecuted by Real Madrid. And it is also systematically unauthorized in the courts as it has been materialized in almost 40 judicial resolutions that, far from weakening LaLiga's position, have reinforced it and paradoxically thanks to the 'litigious effort' of Real Madrid"Writes Thebes.
"To this must be added his lack of respect and disloyalty shown not only against LaLiga but also against the rest of the clubs by failing to comply with the rules approved by all the clubs aimed at the growth and development of the competition.", Add.
In addition, the president of The league is surprised that Florentine link "the viability of its economic proposal to the growth of audiovisual rights", Which are under the greatest threat from"its continuous stratagems to destabilize and generate uncertainty". "His personal Super League project or this latest maneuver of the sustainable project are stones that he puts on the path of common growth because he is not interested in a stronger League. It goes against your personal projects", He points out Thebes.
"The sustainable project is not executable. It requires that the clubs request consent from their creditors to incorporate a new 'super-senior' creditor, ahead of them on the collection ladder. Receiving a proposal from Real Madrid lacks all credibility, since their words are belied by their actions", He adds in his letter Thebes.
"Fortunately, all the clubs and much of society know the ways of doing of Real Madrid or its president, with continuous disqualifications, media attacks with the usual media, political pressure, pressure on other agents of the industry. A vast majority have already unmasked the supposed 'savior' of football. In his opinion, others do not count and do not know how to manage their clubs", ends.
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The Breitling W-son was again unbeatable under Victoria Max-Theurer/AUT.
The nine-year-old Oldenburger chestnut won the Prix St. Georges in Steyr/AUT with a total score of 72.93 percent. Already yesterday Victoria Max-Theurer/AUT and Benaglio had their victorious debut.


I have placed the BCM20737S on a custom board I am working on a the moment.
I was playing around programming a few example programs from the WICED SDK.
Was programming away fine. I was getting back print outs over the uart.
I then uploaded a custom program and then I was getting no print back over the uart.
Also my device was not showing up as advertising.
I then tried programming an old example that programmed earlier with no problem.
But it kept failing to program.
My question is that I know the bcm920737tag has a function where you can recovery the device if the eeprom gets corrupt, this is what could of possibly happened to me?
Are you able to recovery the BCM20737S with some function?
Another thing is that when I go into my device manger to look at my com ports I only see one port. Usually you see two when you connect the BCM920737tag and the first one is the one you use for recovery.
I am programming the module using the TTL-232R-3V3. Linking the rx of the bcm20737s to the tx of the TLL-232R-3V3 and the tx of the bcm20737s to the rx of the TLL-232R-3V3. Also connecting the grounds. This works fine for programming so should be good for recovery but im not seeing the two com ports like you would expect?
There are some pointers in this thread. Let me know how it goes.
It's very common for the EEPROM to become corrupted if you are frequently downloading and testing new firmware. The recovery process on the SDK will be the same as if you were recovering a WICED Sense Kit. However, if your custom board didn't take into account the recovery process you may need to flywire off your board. See the link that BoonT_56 attached above for more detailed instructions. The goal is to power cycle with SDA pulled to ground. And afterward, release the ground from SDA. THEN proceed with the SDK recovery process.
It's concerning that the second COM port disappeared. They should appear no matter the state of the Broadcom chip on the other side (unless there is a short). I recommend trying an alternate programming cable.
I got sorted in the end.
i had had to jump the tx of my custom board to the tx off the tag, same for rx and a common ground.
i them pulled my Sda high and released it using a jumper wire.
This got me out of a hole. But long tern it time consuming.


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I use Khan Academy for both review and introduction. On assessments, notes, or homework assignments I will provide a link to a Khan Academy video related to the content. For example, if my students are learning fractions in class, I will provide a QR code on their homework so they can re watch (as many times as needed) the lesson, as well as more practice problems before coming into class. Afterwards when I make their fraction assessment I will put both a review (over fractions) and an introduction to improper lesson, which will give them some background knowledge of what we will start next class. Not only did the parents love the review videos, but the students became much more informed about what we are doing in class and how it connects to the next lesson. Also since students view a lesson before we begin to cover it, I would have more students wanting to teach others. This allowed me to have students help other students. I even had a few students want to go further ahead so they could continue to teach other students as their "classroom job". Currently I have a teacher account and have a few students learning how to code within my class. Students work on their coding lessons at their own pace and collect badges they can use for rewards within my classroom. All the data, information, and test scores are then available to view on my account. I can see how long it took to create a code, and how many time they had to take a test in order to master it.
I am a huge fan of Khan Academy! I've been a member since college, and I have an account to review math and science information. Not only is Khan Academy a leader in educational videos, but its completely free! Its a one stop shop for students to independently learn. Khan Academy is great for a number of ways, for example; it covers every major discipline, contains thousands of quick videos, provide randomly generated quizzes, issues students rewards based on effort and mastery, and scaffolds their videos in order for students to see how certain information is connected. However, students will not always be excited to watch the videos. The videos focus on the information and do not involve anything that would distract the students. So in the end the videos are highly effective, efficient and great for those who are actively wanting to learn. But the videos are bland, causing students to not look forward to watching, or re-watching the videos until they completely learn the skill. So instead in the classroom offer more incentives for students to watch the videos on their own time.


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With everything currently going in the world, it's hardly surprising that many of us are consuming more alcohol than usual, but did you know it could be impacting your hormonal health?
The links between our hormones and consumption of alcohol are much stronger than you might at first think. In fact, it's been found that women are more likely to drink during certain parts of their menstrual cycle. At around day 12 and days 20-22 of your cycle, when estrogen levels are at their highest, research shows that the brain craves alcohol, which in turn triggers a feel-good dopamine hit as the ethanol enters our bloodstream.
Not only can this contribute to alcohol use disorder, but there are several less obvious impacts on our body caused by the consumption of alcohol. Today, we'll be looking at the ways alcohol impacts women's hormones and health.
How Alcohol Affects Hormones
Recent studies have shown that with every alcoholic drink we consume, the levels of oestradiol, testosterone, and luteinising hormone temporarily increase in our system. Let's break that down a little to show how it affects the menstrual and reproductive cycles:
Oestradiol is the strongest of the three oestrogen hormones and is responsible for maintaining the reproductive system. It controls egg maturation as well as the thickening of the uterus lining to allow for implantation. Increased levels of oestradiol are linked to loss of sex drive, weight gain and menstrual problems.
Testosterone is usually present in small amounts in a woman's body and is mostly converted into oestradiol. However, testosterone is linked to irregular or absent menstrual periods and infertility when produced in high levels.
Luteinizing hormone is vital to reproductive health. Its role includes everything controlling the menstrual cycle to triggering the release of an egg from the ovary. High levels of the luteinising hormone are linked to infertility.
Menstruation And Alcohol
As we've already discussed, alcohol can wreak havoc on the hormones responsible for the menstrual cycle. The hormonal fluctuations caused by regular drinking can lead to irregular ovulation, and therefore irregular periods.
As the body requires the right balance of hormones in specific amounts to maintain a regular cycle, the effects of alcohol consumption can make menstruation irregular, or even stop altogether.
Alcohol And Conception
While it was once thought that a few drinks could help aid conception due to its relaxing qualities, scientific studies are showing this theory to be incorrect. Although one drink is unlikely to impact the likelihood of conception, women struggling to conceive may be better to find another relaxation technique.
As alcohol has such substantial impacts on the menstrual cycle, it follows that conception is also impacted negatively. Raised oestradiol and luteinising hormone levels reduce the likelihood of a mature egg successfully being released and implanting in the uterus.
Menopause And Alcohol
The impacts of alcohol on menopause are a mixed bag, with much of the emphasis being on the amount of alcohol consumed.
What we do know is that women who drink 3 or more alcoholic drinks per week have a breast cancer risk increase by 15%. As the breast cancer rates begin to steadily climb from the age of 40, it's worth contemplating whether the benefits of drinking alcohol outweigh the increased risks.
Drinking may trigger hot flushes for some women, although that isn't based in research. So determine whether it's a personal trigger for you. (As for a general risk of experiencing hot flashes and night sweats, some studies find alcohol increases it, whereas others find the opposite.)
However, now for the best news. Our bodies are amazingly resilient and, with the right tools, can reverse much of the harm we've inadvertently caused. So, whether you're struggling with menopause, your menstrual cycle or fertility, there's never been a better time to ditch the alcohol and start the year fresh.
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This year CIOReview published "100 Most Promising Microsoft Solution Providers" where they reviewed over a thousand Microsoft solution providers and selected the top companies. FM:Systems was selected as one of the top 100 who demonstrated an ability to develop innovative technologies and have superior customer service. Below is a portion of the article that was published by CIOReview, and you can read the full article to find out how FM:Systems helps organizations effectively manage their facility space.
are the five major areas where the Redmond giant is heavily invested in. Ambitiously put by Satya Nadella, Microsoft is on a mission to reinvent productivity to empower individuals and companies. "We will build platforms and experiences of productivity for a world mobile-first and cloud-first," states Nadella. The road taken by Microsoft and its outcome is evident in the slew of innovative products and solutions that have come out of Redmond in the last one year—with many more yet to come, as we learnt from the recent Ignite 2015 Conference.
Microsoft has unveiled a raft of new enterprise products and services to help CIOs lead their companies in the new era of enterprise computing. This shows Nadella's attempt to not just entice consumers with the upcoming release of Windows 10 and new version of Office, but also refocus Microsoft's efforts on its business clientele, with a particular emphasis on corporate IT departments. The new lineup includes the next generation of Windows management, Microsoft Office, hybrid cloud infrastructure and SQL Server.
The new Azure Stack brings the Azure user experience and both infrastructure and platform-as-a-service capabilities into customers' data centers. Built on the same core technology as Azure, IT teams can leverage Azure Stack to easily blend enterprise apps with modern, distributed apps and services while maintaining centralized oversight. Windows Server 2016 and SQL Server 2016 have also taken major leaps forward in providing breakthrough performance for mission-critical apps and deeper insights on any data across on-premises and cloud.
Moreover, there is more to Window 10 than meets the eye. What does it have in store for Microsoft partners? A great potential to boost their bottom lines and grow their customer base. Window 10 includes security features that fight data leakage and let administrators restrict data from being copied and pasted outside of corporate applications. Besides Edge—the long awaited IE replacement—and Cortana—the voice assistant—Windows Update for Business is a new management option for Windows 10 designed to keep devices up to date with the latest security updates and Windows features. This gives administrators more control over what updates their company receives and when, allowing for continual updates through the month as an option.
With Microsoft firing on all cylinders, Microsoft partners play a key role in this drive towards IT innovation. To help CIOs find the right Microsoft Solution Provider, a distinguished panel comprising of CEOs, CIOs, CMOs, VCs, analysts and the CIOReview editorial board has selected top players from over thousand Microsoft solution providers. The companies listed here demonstrate an ability to develop innovative technologies, methodologies, and outstanding customer service.
In our selection, we looked at the vendor's capability to fulfill the burning need for cost-effective and flexible solutions that add value to the complex Microsoft landscape. We present to you CIOReview's 100 Most Promising Microsoft Solution Providers 2015.
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PROMOTION AND PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENT 2018
Dear valued clients, colleagues and friends,
As of 1st January 2018, Mr. Nguyen Manh Dzung will officially be stepping down from the position of Managing Partner of Dzungsrt & Associates LLC, to mainly focus on his work as an arbitrator, without the conflicts in a small local arbitration community. In addition to serving as a fulltime arbitrator, Mr. Dzung expects to be available for selected assignments as independent researcher and policy advisor, particularly in matters involving Arbitration and Mediation, Justice System and Public Policy. Mr. Dzung will also continue his work as an Adjunct Lecturer of Law at the Judicial Academy of the Ministry of Justice of Vietnam where he has taught arbitration and mediation skills for the past 7 years.
The position of Managing Partner will officially be assigned to Mr. Dang Viet Anh, who has been the Partner of the firm since 2012 and then the Executive Partner.
Mr. Viet Anh has extensive experience in handling cases in a variety of sectors such as commercial disputes, insurance, re-insurance, marine and international trade. With more than 19 years of experience, Mr. Viet Anh is not only practising in both wet and dry shipping but also providing many lectures to students. He is well known for Admiralty work, from collisions and other marine incidents, salvage and wreck removal, total loss and GA claims, groundings, arrest and release of ship to all other general shipping disputes.
He has also handled all kinds of ship finance, namely ship building, sale & purchase, management agreement as well as charterparty, bill of lading and disputes arising therefrom. He has frequently represented sellers, buyers as well as their banks, mortgagees in S&P deals and sources have praised his diligence and he is described as "understands what clients are looking for and is able to provide clear and practical advice" – THE LEGAL 500 of 2018.
Ms. Vu Phuong Trang (Corporate Partner) has been being the Deputy Director & Head of our Saigon Office. She is a member of the Bar Association of Ho Chi Minh City and has over 11 years' experience and her expertise covers most aspect of maritime law with particular emphasis on sale and purchase and newbuilding contracts, carriage of goods by sea, charter party and bill of lading disputes.
She has worked closely with in-house counsels of major shipping companies located in Vietnam, claim handlers of leading P&I Club and H&M underwriters as well as their correspondents around the world and provided them with key advices, prompt assistances and strong supports on their daily works. She has also supported domestic and foreign clients in numerous matters such as: labour, tax, import and export tariff, customs procedure, business establishment, corporate governance and organization and dissolution and bankruptcy. She has also acted as protecting lawyer and authorized representative for many foreign clients at Vietnamese courts.
Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Minh, who is the Deputy Director & Head of our Hanoi Office has been recommended by our clients as: has 'very broad experience in commercial disputes, and provides practical and precise advice regarding litigation in Vietnam' – THE LEGAL 500 of 2018.
Mr. Minh is specialized in Arbitration Enforcement Litigation, Commercial Law, Insurance Law and International Trade Law. He has participated in arbitrations at the Vietnam International Arbitration Center (VIAC) to resolve disputes involving foreign invested companies and international corporations. He has also been a key commercial litigator in cases on recognition and enforcement in Vietnam of foreign arbitral awards. In addition, he has assisted high profile clients on various matters of commercial, maritime and insurance natures. Mr. Minh is the co-author of the Vietnam Chapter in Getting the Deal Through 2012 & 2013 Editions published by Law Business Research Ltd in 2012.
Mr Nguyen Manh Dzung (the Founder) said that "I am leaving the practice in great shape and poised for continued future success and even greater achievements under the leadership of my partners: Dang Viet Anh and Vu Phuong Trang in Ho Chi Minh City, and Nguyen Ngoc Minh, the head of our Hanoi office, as well as a team of outstanding associates in each of our offices. This is a superb group of exceptionally talented advocates, who practice law at the highest level with enormous integrity and passion. I owe them and the rest of my partners more than I can say, and have great confidence that they will take Dzungsrt & Associates' practice to new heights."
Our Managing Partner Nguyen Manh Dzung has been appointed as the very first Vietnamese member of the ICC International Court of Arbitration
All distinguished clients and colleagues,
It is such a great honor that our Managing Partner, Mr. Nguyen Manh Dzung has been appointed as the very first Court member for Vietnam of the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce (the "ICC").
Commenting on the appointment to the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Mr. Dzung says: "The ICC International Court of Arbitration is the only truly global arbitral institution and a unique group of outstanding professionals. Vietnam is one of the jurisdictions where the ICC is yet to establish a national committee and I'm very proud to be the first Vietnamese member, a real challenge and a great opportunity. I will make a great effort to dedicate myself as a member of the Court".
This appointment can also be considered as the recognition of our firm's active participation in significantly improving legal and institutional frameworks of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in general and arbitration in particular in Vietnam.
For ICC official announcement, please visit: https://iccwbo.org/media-wall/news-speeches/icc-court-announces-new-members/
For Mr. Nguyen Manh Dzung and ADR team profile, please visit: https://dzungsrt.com/our_people/1/
Decree No. 22/2017 dated 24th February 2017 on Commercial Mediation
We are pleased to inform that the Government of Vietnam has just issued Decree No. 22/2017 dated 24th February 2017 on Commercial Mediation which is mainly based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Conciliation with local modifications to be compatible with the situation of Vietnam. Many thanks Ms. Nguyen Thi Mai and Ms. Nguyen Thi Tu Anh of the Ministry of Justice for working hard on this legislation. We would also highly appreciate great supports from international experts including but not limited to Mr. Joao Ribeiro of the UNCITRAL, Ms. Nina Mocheva of the World Bank Group and Francis Law of Hong Kong Mediation Center. Our ADR Team is very proud to make a significant contribution to this important legislation. With the promulgation of the Decree, mediation in particular and ADR in general is promised to have favorable conditions to develop in the upcoming future!
Please click here to download the English translation of the Decree on Commercial Mediation
PROMOTION AND PERSONNEL ANNOUNCEMENT 2018 - (January 1, 2018)
Our Managing Partner Nguyen Manh Dzung has been appointed as the very first Court member for Vietnam of the ICC International Court of Arbitration - (June 13, 2017)
PROMOTION ANNOUCEMENT - (February 3, 2016)
Announcement on personnel changes - (February 25, 2015)
Announcement on new ad-hoc arbitration service - (October 15, 2013)


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A malevolent ancient enemy — Steppenwolf (Ciarán Hinds), an eight-foot-tall warrior from the world of Apokolips, a dimension outside of time and space — sets his sights on Earth when he realizes Superman (Henry Cavill) no longer poses a threat.
In light of Superman's ultimate sacrifice, Bruce Wayne (Ben Affleck) vows to do all he can to fight off this powerful foe. He enlists help from Diana Prince (Gal Gadot) to find and recruit a team of metahumans that includes Cyborg (Ray Fisher), Aquaman (Jason Momoa) and The Flash (Ezra Miller) — in addition to Wonder Woman and Batman — to stand against this terrifying threat.
But despite the formation of this unprecedented league of heroes, it may already be too late to save the planet from Steppenwolf, the nephew of the powerful supervillain Darkseid. A member of Darkseid's Elite, Steppenwolf, along with his Parademon forces, has returned to Earth on his uncle's behalf to gain the power to rule the universe.
Producer(s): Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Geoff Johns, Jon Berg
Cast: Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Gal Gadot, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, Ray Fisher, Jeremy Irons, Diane Lane, Connie Nielsen, J.K. Simmons, Joe Morton, Ciarán Hinds, Amber Heard
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The Chong Joo Kim Scholarship is available to full-time students at Temple University, James E. Beasley School of Law. You must be committed to the practice of law and to the advancement of interests of ethnic minorities in the U.S., especially Korean-Americans to be eligible for this award. Priority will be given to students who demonstrate financial need and who are dues paying members of the Asian/Pacific islander American Law Student Association.


Dieter Hagenbach was born 1943 in Basel, Switzerland and studied architecture and the arts at the Academy of Fine Arts, Düsseldorf, Germany. In 1975 he founded Sphinx publishing house, with works by Joseph Campbell, H.R. Giger, George Gurdjieff, Jean Houston, Timothy Leary, John Lilly, Terence McKenna, Alan Watts, Robert Anton Wilson, among others. From 1977–1986 he was editor of Sphinx magazine and the German language edition of the Brain/Mind Bulletin.
Dieter Hagenbach met Albert Hofmann in the mid-1970s and remained his friend until his death. In 1986 he published Albert Hofmann's book Einsichten Ausblicke (Insight Outlook). From 1990–2005 Hagenbach acted as a literary agent. In 1993 he launched the Gaia Media Foundation. He was initiator and program manager of the international symposium "LSD – Problem Child and Wonder Drug" in Basel, 2006, on the occasion of Albert Hofmann's 100th birthday, and was in charge of the program for the 2008 "World Psychedelic Forum" in Basel. Since 2002 Dieter Hagenbach has been the editor of the Gaia Media Foundation website and the monthly electronic GoodNewsLetter.


Screams of "My God," metallic banging and the cabin jolting to one side - the final moments of the doomed jet were said to have been captured on video, which several newspapers said they watched. However, French prosecutors say it's a hoax.
GermanDas Bildnewspaper and FrenchParis Matchmagazine say they managed to watch the video, found among the wreckage, of the final moments of flight 4U9525 before the tragedy.
However, the outlets didn't post the actual video on their websites.
The phone memory card managed to survive the collision with the mountain, say the outlets, claiming it was found at the site by the investigators.
The footage is allegedly filled with audible screams of the passengers, who were apparently aware of the dangerous situation. The cry "My God" can be heard in several languages, the German newspaper claims.
The report also claimed the video seems to confirm an earlier released black box audio recording of the flight's last minutes, when the captain of the plane was trying to break into the cockpit.
There are three distinct metallic sounding strikes reportedly heard on the footage. According to Das Bild and Paris Match this could be the plane's captain, Patrick Sondheimer, trying to smash down the door with what sounds like a heavy object. The strikes could be heard until the very end of the video, add the news outlets.
The last seconds of the video allegedly show the jet crashing into the mountain. Das Bild and Paris Match say they heard people cry and saw the cabin blown out on one side – and then silence.
However, Lieutenant Colonel Jean-Marc Menichini, a French Gendarmerie spokesman in charge of the rescue efforts' communications at the crash site, told CNN the video is a hoax.
The reports by German and French news outlets were "completely wrong" and "unwarranted," he said, adding that phones were collected, but they "hadn't been examined yet."
According to Menichini, all phones found at the scene of the tragedy will be sent to the Criminal Research Institute in Rosny sous-Bois, near Paris, for investigation. However, so far none have been dispatched, he added.
He doubted that any memory card could have been leaked to the media.
Das Bild, which still maintain the footage is authentic, asked an expert how the video on the cell phone could manage to survive such a catastrophic crash.
"Even if a mobile phone smashes into a thousand pieces, the memory card can remain intact. For example, if the impact was somewhat cushioned," he added.
At least 78 distinct DNA strands from body parts at the Germanwings crash site have been found by the forensic team, according to data leaked to the press on Sunday. However, the experts face numerous challenges.
"We haven't found a single body intact," said Patrick Touron, deputy director of the police's criminal research institute. "We have slopes of 40 to 60 degrees, falling rocks, and ground that tends to crumble. Some things have to be done by abseiling."
He added that between 400 and 600 body parts were currently being examined.
On Monday, French experts concluded the identification process would take months.
"Subject to the number of body parts found, the time period could fluctuate between two months, at least, and four months," the head of the Criminal Research Institute at France's National Gendarmerie, Colonel Francois Daoust, said.
But later on Tuesday, French President Francois Hollande promised all the victims of Germanwings jet crash would be identified by the end of the week.
"The French interior minister confirmed that by the end of the week at the latest it will be possible to identify all of the victims thanks to DNA samples," he said at a press conference.


A group of Central Hawke's Bay businessmen are hoping to resurrect the controversial Ruataniwha Water Storage Scheme after buying the intellectual property from the Hawke's Bay Regional Council for $100,000.
Now, a company called Water Holdings CHB has bought the intellectual property and rights to the scheme from the regional council's investment arm.
Water Holdings CHB director Gavin Streeter said owning the assets, which included consents and modelling data, would allow the community to explore options for reviving the scheme.
"We'll be coming out publicly in the near future with what options we have on the table. Basically we've bought a whole lot of intellectual property and we feel there are options within that," he said.
Central Hawke's Bay had been talking about water storage for some time.
"As a group we are committed to acting on behalf of and in the best interests of the Central Hawke's Bay community to explore and implement projects that support and enhance water storage opportunities for the social, economic, and environmental benefit of our residents," Mr Streeter said.
Central Hawke's Bay Mayor Alex Walker was pleased with the purchase.
"I am thrilled that ownership of these consents and IP now resides in Central Hawke's Bay. It's great to know that water storage can now be considered in the toolkit for the future of water in CHB," he said.
Regional Council Chair Rex Graham said it had been a "difficult road" for the council since pulling out of the scheme.
"We made a public decision not to invest further in the scheme, and to sell the assets and IP," Mr Graham said.
"We have now finished that process and this transfer of ownership will support the Central Hawke's Bay community to explore water storage solutions in the district," he said.
Water Holdings is owned jointly by local businessmen Mr Streeter, Tim Gilberston and David Ritchie.
Mr Gilbertson is a former Mayor of Central Hawke's Bay and Hawke's Bay Regional Councillor, and Mr Ritchie is a former Hawke's Bay District Health Board member.
Mr Streeter said their company represented many in the community who supported the Ruataniwha scheme being rexamined.
The head of the Hawke's Bay Regional Council is concerned about a major increase in the amount of water farmers may be able to take for irrigation from a Ruataniwha aquifer.
The Hawke's Bay Regional Council unanimously votes to withdraw financial support after spending $14m on the controversial water storage scheme.
The construction price of the proposed Ruataniwha Dam is financially viable, according to the Hawke's Bay Regional Council's investment company HBRIC, but it will not reveal the details.
A decision on the Ruataniwha Dam land swap will not be delivered until the New Year, and the project remains well short of the number of signed contracts needed.


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Samsung 8K QLED TVs officially launched in Vietnam
Samsung has officially launched its 8K QLED TV series in Vietnam. The latest Samsung premium TVs are now available in more than 60 markets around the world. The company plans to sell 5 million units of 8K QLED TVs globally by 2022.
With many pre-eminent features, such as 8K resolution screen, high contrast, high level of peak brightness, Quantum processor, and artificial intelligence, Samsung's 8K QLED TVs bring a true-to-life viewing experience. The new TVs also come with Bixby Virtual Assistant for voice control. Samsung promises an improved version of Bixby in this series.
No. 1 TV brand for 13 consecutive years
According to IHS DisplaySearch, Samsung is the No. 1 TV brand in the world for 13 consecutive years, from 2006 to 2018. In Vietnam, the company led the TV market in 2018 with 42% market share. The figure goes up to 51.7% when it comes to premium TVs (65-inches or higher). Samsung wants to build on it with the new 8K QLED TVs.
In Vietnam, the new TVs are available in four screen sizes, 65-inch, 75-inch, 82-inch, and 98-inch. The 82-inch version costs only VND 299 million (~$12,890). The 75-inch and 65-inch versions are priced at VND 199 million (~$8,579) and VND 119 million (~$5,130) respectively.
Samsung is also offering exclusive gifts to customers who pre-order the new TV series before April 30 2019. Benefits include a Galaxy S10+ smartphone, a Harman Kardon N950 soundbar, and 8K VIP Care, along with free delivery and installation nationwide.
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"Benefits include a Galaxy S10+ smartphone"
Very good promotion.
"8K VIP Care"
Too much news about Vietnam in last days.


If you're looking for a freshly-renovated site-built home on nearly half-an-acre with expansive views of fields and mountains, extras like a garage and workshop, a dog-friendly fenced yard, wrap-around porch, deck off master bedroom, extra parking, a calm feeling of peace and quiet, and yet an easy drive to the Verde Valley, Prescott, Phoenix, and even Flagstaff, this home is ready for you! Affordable, efficient, low maintenance, and move-in ready. Priced low and firm for a quick sale.
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Peaceful home with views across the valley await you here! Light and bright, quiet and peaceful, and yet great location close to town make this a perfect place to live or escape! The lot is perimeter-fenced plus there is a convenient dog run, there is a solid shed for extra storage, and the lot has plenty of space to park or play. You will love how the open and inviting living room is practically wrapped in windows. Owner is looking for asking price or best offer, so don't be shy!


To say something about Amenra is not that easy if you are a big fan like me, or all of us at My Proud Mountain.
Amenra's confounding and compelling sound that mixes surrealist melody and warped subtleties with churning rhythms, pummeling riffs and crushing dynamics stands on it's own.
Releasing a Record for Amenra means a lot to My Proud Mountain.
The record is released in beautiful screen-printed cover, hand-printed by Fabian Lauer of serigrafie-lauer.de.
Working on it over 1,5 years now and proving that running an independent label is not that easy MY PROUD MOUNTAIN is really proud to finally announce the release of LIVE II.
There will be a special limited vinyl version that includes the original show poster where the record was recorded.
The record includes a song featuring Scott Kelly of Neurosis who played with Amenra in Kortrijk.


CALGARY—Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall is taking a turf war with Alberta to its economic heart, inviting energy companies based in Calgary to move their headquarters to his province.
In a letter to Whitecap Resources dated Monday, Wall offers to subsidize relocation costs, trim taxes and royalties and help find space in unused government buildings if the oil and gas firm moves to Saskatchewan.
The letter emerges in the wake of public bickering between Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and Wall over each other's provincial budgets. Neither was available for comment.
Whitecap Resources produces about 50 per cent of its oil and gas in Alberta, 40 per cent in Saskatchewan and the rest in B.C., said Fagerheim. Other Calgary companies with oil and gas production in Saskatchewan include Crescent Point Energy, Husky Energy, Raging River Exploration and Surge Energy.


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 l'accouplement élastique - ou coupleur flexible, ou liaison flexible - d'un arbre de transmission, précurseur du joint homocinétique, inventé par l'ingénieur français Arthur Constantin Krebs ;
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Voir aussi
 « Flector nec frangor » (Je plie mais ne romps pas), devise de la commune française de Mouchan, dans le Gers.

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