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Trump's foreign policy adviser will talk about his foreign policy – just not today
Carter Page offered little except confusion and the occasional snigger, during a rambling presentation and an evasive question-and-answer session in Moscow
Shaun Walker in Moscow
Thu 7 Jul 2016 18.04 EDT Last modified on Fri 9 Feb 2018 14.11 EST
Donald Trump's foreign policy adviser Carter Page speaks at the World Trade Center in Moscow Thursday. Photograph: Dmitry Serebryakov/TASS
An event in Moscow promised to be a rare opportunity to get inside Donald Trump's foreign policy thinking, as one of his advisers arrived in Russia to give a speech on the grand-sounding topic of the "future of the world economy".
In the end, however, Carter Page offered little except confusion and the occasional snigger, during a rambling presentation and an evasive question-and-answer session.
Page, an investment banker who previously worked in Russia, insisted he was in Russia on a private visit, although he is likely to meet Russian officials when he gives the commencement speech at the New Economic School in Moscow on Friday. He refused to comment on whether he had any meetings with officials planned.
That was not the only thing he refused to comment on.
Would he advise Donald Trump to remove sanctions on Russia? "I'm not here at all talking about my work outside of my academic endeavours. It's not appropriate time to speak about that." How could relations between Russia and the west be improved? "There's a time and a place to have all discussions, today is not the time and place."
The question and answer portion of the event at times descended into farce, as he even refused to answer the question on whether he was a "good person", saying "I don't really have any comments on that at this stage".
Page has previously been quoted as an outspoken supporter of Putin and critic of western pressure on Russia. His visit is the latest chapter in a strange bromance between Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Trump himself has has often praised the Russian leader during the campaign, saying in a December interview "he's running his country and at least he's a leader, unlike what we have in this country".
The presumptive Republican nominee has expressed his confidence that he would build a good relationship with the Russian president telling reporters last year: "I think I would get along very well with Vladimir Putin."
He also defended the Russian leader against accusations that Putin has ordered the killing of journalists, telling ABC News "In all fairness to Putin, you're saying he killed people. I haven't seen that. I don't know that he has. Have you been able to prove that? Do you know the names of the reporters that he's killed? Because I've been – you know, you've been hearing this, but I haven't seen the names,"
The announced topic of Page's discussion was "the evolution of the world economy", but much of it involved semi-coherent analysis of the former Soviet republics of Central Asia.
In passing, Page castigated the US for interfering in the internal affairs of other countries and pursuing "regime change" in former Soviet countries. He said Russia and the US could have better relations in future, but this would be "contingent upon US's refocus toward resolution of domestic challenges". However, when pressed on details he was evasive.
In March, Page told Bloomberg that his experience on the ground doing deals in Russia and Central Asia would make him better placed to give advice than "people from afar, sitting in the comfort of their think tanks in Washington". It is unclear how close he is to Trump and how much weight his advice holds with the presidential candidate.
Page repeatedly emphasised that he was in Russia as a private citizen rather than as an emissary of Trump. However, it is connections with the presidential candidate which prompted the New Economic School to invite him to give their keynote annual speech. In previous years, the commencement speeches at the university have been given by high-profile figures, including Barack Obama in 2009.
In December, Putin referred to Trump as a "colourful" person who was the "absolute leader" of the US presidential race, comments which prompted Trump to respond in turn that he was flattered by the praise. "When people call you brilliant, it's always good, especially when the person heads up Russia," Trump said, adding incorrectly that Putin had called him a "genius".
Last month, Putin clarified the comments, saying he had not endorsed Trump, but welcomed his stance on relations with Russia.
"Here's where I will pay close attention, and where I exactly welcome and where on the contrary I don't see anything bad: Mr Trump has declared that he's ready for the full restoration of Russian-American relations. Is there anything bad there? We all welcome this, don't you?"


I'm not sure if it's a good idea to have a React app with Rails in the backend, because a few issues arise with this combination… One of them is for example how to be able to reference images in the front-end.
In Rails all assets are precompiled when the app is deployed, and a hash is inserted in the name of the files. This has different advantages that are outlined here; but also prevents us from knowing the final path of the files.
My solution to this problem, was to create a hash with the urls of the images and pass it down to the React application, inspired by this comment.
An interesting idea was to create a DataProvider and place the hash with the images in the context of React, so that all components can access it without having to pass it down.


Words matter. Words hurt. Words heal. Words destroy a sale. Words make a sale.
"Discount" and "price-cut" are words that hurt the sale. Understand the premise behind each. To discount or cut price, one assumes that the asking price is too high. When buyers ask for a discount and salespeople comply, it feeds the perception that the salesperson has been overcharging all along. It confirms the buyer's suspicion that price is negotiable.
Will you ever reduce your price? Yes. That is the reality of business. How you reduce price makes a difference in the perception of your pricing integrity. "Changing" and "adjusting" price are better alternatives to discounts and price-cuts. How you frame your response matters.
Changing the package legitimizes your changing the price. It preserves your credibility. The same logic applies to price increases. Use the word "adjustment" when discussing changes in price. Adjustment sounds like a response to market conditions. Adjustments can go up or down. Customers realize that you are responding to market conditions, not simply trying to gain ground on your margins.
Words matter. The words you use help shape your buyer's attitudes. Choose carefully.
Tom Reilly is literally the guy who wrote the book on price objections, Crush Price Objections (McGraw-Hill). You many visit him online at www.TomReillyTraining.com.


The Roulette Tables as usual proved very popular with the guests throughout the night, providing some of the biggest wins...followed by some of the biggest losses! As the music blasted out the guests took their fun money to the Roulette, Poker and Blackjack Tables, where they bid to turn just a few pounds into thousands. Many dreams were shattered in an instant, as the cry of "50 quid on red" often ended in disappointed for the all but the luckiest of gamblers...Daniel was always one to watch - especially when he reached £200...in debt!There were, however, a huge amount of successful gambling guests at the Blackjack Tables, and chip stacks grew higher and higher throughout. Jonathan was found walking around with a bunch of £100 chips in his pocket - maybe he was keeping them for his trip back into Aberdeen to spend in the shops! The photos show some of the players and poseurs at Blackjack...and with our Bond Friends who showed up for the evening - needless to say Ian came back to the banker- a lot! The poker players looked mean and moody - especially when Euan took all their money then took their house keys!
The event continued long into the night, and it can certainly be said that all the guests had a fabulous time as they lived the life of a High-Roller throughout the Casino Night. A big 'Thank You' must go out to James and the Team who did a fantastic job in arranging such a fun and successful event and competed so enthusiastically in every challenge. James did it so successfully that he blew all his money at the roulette table to prove what a good sport he really is!


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Dendrocerus latifrons är en stekelart som först beskrevs av Muesebeck 1959.  Dendrocerus latifrons ingår i släktet Dendrocerus och familjen trefåresteklar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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(also, Ambartsum Ivanovich Bek-Nazarov). Born May 19 (31), 1892, in Yerevan; died Apr. 27, 1965, in Moscow. Soviet actor, director, and filmwriter. Became People's Artist of the Armenian SSR in 1935.
Bek-Nazarov, who began acting in films in 1914, became well-known in prerevolutionary cinema for his roles as the romantic hero in melodramas and in drawing-room dramas. After the establishment of Soviet power, Bek-Nazarov took an active part in the creation of cinematography in Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. In 1921 he headed the film section of the People's Commissariat for Education in Georgia. In 1924 he completed his first work as a director: the film In the Pillory (after the novel by A. Kazbegj, The Patricide).
In 1925 he was invited by the Soviet People's Commissariat of Armenia to head the developing national film industry of the republic. During this period he made Namus (1925, after the novel by A. Shirvanzade), Zare (1927), Khaspush (1928), and House on the Volcano (1929). These films and especially Pepo (1935), the screen version of G. Sundukian's play, did much to give Armenian cinema its realistic direction. Bek-Nazarov's films are truthful and striking for their national local color; they are distinguished by their emotional saturation, their spirit, and by the performances of the actors. His films also include Sevil' (1929, after Dzha-barly's play), Igdenbu (1930), Zangezur (1938; State Prize of the USSR, 1941), David-Bek (1944), Anait (1947), and Nasreddin in Khodzhent, or the Charmed Prince (1960, in collaboration with E. A. Karamian). He has written many of the screenplays for his films. In 1966, Bek-Nazarov's name was added to the Armenfil'm Studio. He was awarded three orders and several medals.
Zapíski aktera i rezhissera kino. Moscow, 1965.
Vel'tman S. A. Bek-Nazarov. Moscow-Leningrad, 1937.


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Brigham and Women's Hospital Launches Stork Fund
Supporting healthy moms, healthy pregnancies and healthy babies - Building on 175 years of expertise in the care for mothers and infants, Brigham and Women's Hospital announces the launch of the Stork Fund, a new ePhilanthropy venture dedicated to supporting healthy moms, pregnancies and babies.
Online PR News – 10-May-2010 – – Boston, MA - Building on 175 years of expertise in the care for mothers and infants, Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) announces the launch of The Stork Fund, a new ePhilanthropy venture dedicated to supporting healthy moms, pregnancies and babies. The Stork Fund will raise funds for clinical care, research and education and be directed to programs connected to gynecology, fertility, pre- and post- natal care, delivery, birth equity and neonatal intensive care.
"As a leader in women's health and the premiere birthing center for expectant mothers in the Boston area, we are dedicated to providing quality, family-focused care. Our patients are always looking for ways to stay connected and The Stork Fund is the perfect opportunity for them to give thanks and show appreciation to their care-givers," said Jim Asp, VP and Chief Development Officer.
With more than 8,000 births annually, BWH is one of the most trusted names in women's health and is the birthing center most women in Massachusetts choose. The Center for Women and Newborns at the Mary Horrigan Connors Center for Women's Health at BWH is world renowned for quality obstetrical and neonatal care and provides individual attention for moms, babies and families. BWH is dedicated to the most comprehensive range of state-of-the-art obstetrical services.
"We are excited about the launch of The Stork Fund which will allow us to continue to focus on delivering high-quality care to moms and babies and to improve this care through research and education. The innovations and programs that we develop and the work we do at BWH impacts hospitals and new moms across the United States and beyond," said Marikim Bunnell, MD, a physician in the Obstetrics/Gynecology Department at BWH.
The Stork Fund will officially kick off with a "My Baby and Me" event on Saturday May 1 at the Prudential Center in Boston, MA. The event is open to all moms, dads and children under 5 years-old and features Isis Parenting yoga classes for moms and kids and lunch and snacks provided by Au Bon Pain.
The Stork Fund is BWH's first official venture into ePhilanthropy and will also include an e-store where 100% of the proceeds from Stork Fund products such as bibs, blankets and onesies will benefit the fund.
Visit StorkFund.org for information on how you can make a donation to support the nurses, doctors, research and clinical staff at BWH.
Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) is a 777-bed nonprofit teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School and a founding member of Partners HealthCare, an integrated health care delivery network. In July of 2008, the hospital opened the Carl J. and Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center, the most advanced center of its kind. BWH is committed to excellence in patient care with expertise in virtually every specialty of medicine and surgery. The BWH medical preeminence dates back to 1832, and today that rich history in clinical care is coupled with its national leadership in quality improvement and patient safety initiatives and its dedication to educating and training the next generation of health care professionals. Through investigation and discovery conducted at its Biomedical Research Institute (BRI), BWH is an international leader in basic, clinical and translational research on human diseases, involving more than 860 physician-investigators and renowned biomedical scientists and faculty supported by more than $416 M in funding. BWH is also home to major landmark epidemiologic population studies, including the Nurses' and Physicians' Health Studies and the Women's Health Initiative. For more information about BWH, please visit http://www.brighamandwomens.org/.

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Trump removes legal protections from 57,000 Hondurans in the United States
Mike Ciandella
Immigrants and activists protest near the White House to demand that the Department of Homeland Security extend Temporary Protected Status for more than 195,000 Salvadorans on January 8 in Washington, D.C. At least 57,000 Hondurans have now similarly had their TPS revoked. (Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP/Getty Images)
The Trump administration is revoking legal protections for 57,000 Honduran refugees who have been living in the United States as refugees of Hurricane Mitch since 1999. The refugees will have 18 months to leave the country.
What's the history?
The Honduran refugees first came to the U.S. under the Temporary Protected Status, which allowed citizens of foreign nations to seek temporary asylum during war and natural disasters. Refugees from El Salvador, Haiti, Syria, Nepal, Nicaragua, Sudan, South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen have also benefited from this program.
Now President Donald Trump is ending the program, and most of these refugees have been given deadlines for when they need to be out of the country.
The Hondurans' deadline is January 2020. Sudanese refugees — totaling 1,040 — have the nearest approaching deadline: November 2018.
With 57,000, Hondurans made up the second-largest TPS group affected by Trump's crackdown on the program after 195,000 Salvadoran refugees who have been here since an earthquake hit their country in 2001. The Salvadoran deadline is September 2019.
In the nearly 20 years that they've been in this country, the Honduran refugees have had roughly 53,500 children – nearly doubling their number and further complicating the logistics of their deportation. These children are all U.S. citizens.
Refugees from Syria, South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen, who are in the U.S. thanks to TPS, have not been told to leave the country.
Is Honduras ready to take its refugees back?
The Department of Homeland Security thinks so. According to a DHS press release:
"Based on careful consideration of available information, including recommendations received as part of an inter-agency consultation process, the Secretary determined that the disruption of living conditions in Honduras from Hurricane Mitch that served as the basis for its TPS designation has decreased to a degree that it should no longer be regarded as substantial. Thus, as required under the applicable statute, the current TPS designation must be terminated."
However, supporters of TPS point to the economic problems that continue to face Honduras. In addition, they argue that if DHS was going to end the program, it should have done so after the refugees had only been in the country for a few years instead of nearly 20 years, and around 30 years for some others.
TPS was created in 1990 by Congress. The Trump administration has argued that the program has been used too loosely, and that the nations of origin have recovered enough for their citizens to repatriate. Trump's supporters have been quick to create a catchphrase for the situation, saying "T is for temporary."
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen announced last month that TPS would be coming to a close:
"We ended so-called temporary immigration programs that were either constitutionally dubious or were administered in a manner that was inconsistent with the purpose of the law or contrary to the intent of Congress."


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Айртон Батиста дос Сантос (; 4 апреля по другим данным 19 мая 1942, Рио-де-Жанейро — 18 февраля 1996, Рио-де-Жанейро), более известный под именем Айртон Белеза () — бразильский футболист, нападающий. Рекордсмен Олимпийской сборной Бразилии по числу голов в одной матче — семь мячей.

Карьера
Айртон Белеза начал карьеру в молодёжном составе клуба «Фламенго» в 1960 году. 30 апреля 1961 года он дебютировал в основном составе команды в матче с «Кампу Гранди» (3:1), выйдя на замену вместо . 22 декабря того же года Белиза забил первый мяч за клуб в официальной игре, поразивший ворота «Сан-Кристована». Проведя 8 матчей и забив один гол, футболист перешёл в «Ботафого». В 1963 году Белеза возвратился в состав «Фламенго», где играл два сезона, проведя 116 матчей и забил 70 голов.

В 1963 году Айртон был вызван в состав Олимпийской сборной Бразилии для участия на Панамериканских играх. В первом матче против олимпийской сборной Уругвая он забил два гола. А во второй игре, 28 апреля с командой олимпийской сборной США Белиза забил семь голов, а его команда победила со счётом 10:0. На том турнире бразильцы не проиграли ни одного матча и заняли первое место. Айртон стал лучшим бомбардиром соревнования с 11 голами. 7 июня 1964 года Белиза сыграл единственный матч за первую сборную Бразилии, в котором его команда обыграла Португалию со счётом 4:1. В 1966 году он попал в расширенный список кандидатов национальной команды на поездку на чемпионат мира, но в окончательный ростер не попал

В 1965 году Айтон был обменян на игрока клуба «Коринтианс» Силву Батуту, где провёл один сезон, сыграв в 25 матчах (17 побед, 3 ничьи и 5 поражений) и забил 11 голов. По окончании сезона форвард возвратился во «Фламенго». Причиной ухода стало недовольство супруги футболиста: «К сожалению, моя жена не привыкла к климату города Сан-Паулу». Там он сыграл лишь семь матчей. В 1966 году Белиза стал игроком «Сан-Паулу», где забил 4 гола, после чего во второй раз перешёл в «Ботафого». Там он сыграл первый матч 19 января 1967 года с клубом «Университарио» (2:0). 18 ноября того же года форвард сыграл последний матч за клуб против «Кампу Гранди», где получил травму и был вынужден покинуть поле. Всего за клуб в сезоне Белиза провёл 33 матча и забил 8 голов. В 1967 году Айртон сыграл ещё одну игру за «Фламенго». После этого он уехал в Колумбию, где с 1968 по 1969 год играл за «Атлетико Насьональ», а в 1970 году за «Мильонариос».

Международная статистика

Олимпийская сборная Бразилии

Сборная Бразилии

Достижения

Командные
 Чемпион штата Рио-де-Жанейро: 1961, 1962, 1963
 Победитель турнира Рио-Сан-Паулу: 1961, 1962
 Победитель Панамериканских игр: 1963
 Победитель турнира Начала чемпионата Рио-де-Жанейро: 1967
 Обладатель Кубка Гуанабара: 1967

Личные
Лучший бомбардир Панамериканских игр: 1963 (11 голов)

Личная жизнь
Айртон был женат на чилийке по имени Глория.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Профиль на ogol.com.br

Футболисты Бразилии
Игроки сборной Бразилии по футболу
Игроки ФК «Коринтианс»
Игроки ФК «Фламенго»
Игроки ФК «Ботафого»
Игроки ФК «Сан-Паулу»
Игроки ФК «Атлетико Насьональ»
Игроки ФК «Мильонариос»


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Pennell's Picks: Fantasy NASCAR Trends at Darlington
Matt Taliaferro
In honor of Mother's Day, the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series heads to the "Lady In Black" for the Bojangles' Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway. On the schedule for 62 years, Darlington is steeped in NASCAR history and is one of the toughest tracks on the circuit.
One crew chief called Darlington "the most unique track" the series runs at throughout the year. The egg-shaped 1.366-mile oval has one of the most unique grooves in the sport, and with nearly every driver earning the well-known "Darlington Stripe" the crews will have the bondo and hammers on hand.
More than any track in the sport, drivers will truly have to race the track and not the competition to be successful Saturday night under the lights. The pit crews will have to get the job done on pit road as well, especially leading into next week's Sprint Pit Crew Challenge.
Be sure to keep an eye on the best 10-lap average stat after both Friday practice sessions before setting your lineup. That stat didn't matter too much last weekend at Talladega, where Brad Keselowski pulled away on the final lap to score his second win of the season. Leading on the final lap with Kyle Busch tucked behind in tandem, it appeared Keselowski was a sitting duck to Busch. However, Keselowski was able to disconnect from Busch's car and had the race in hand off Turn 4.
Making his 100th career Sprint Cup Series start, Keselowski heads to the Track Too Tough To Tame as this week's NASCAR fantasy favorite.
With two wins in the first 10 races of the season, the Penske Racing driver is confident he will be in the Chase as a championship contender and feels "the shackles are off" in the remaining races before the final regular season race at Richmond. In layman's terms, he's focused on adding more trophies to his collection as opposed to "point racing."
Keselowski also considers Darlington one of his favorite tracks. He currently holds the second-best average finish (7.3) behind Joe Gibbs Racing's Denny Hamlin (6.5), but is without a win at the legendary facility.
Series points leader Greg Biffle certainly knows the joys of winning at Darlington, with back-to-back Southern 500 wins in 2005 and '06. The Roush Fenway Racing driver comes off a fifth-place finish at Talladega, his sixth top 5 and seventh top 10 of the season.
Despite his two wins, Biffle has only two top 10 finishes in the five Darlington races since his victoreis. However, he has momentum on his side heading to this weekend's race, making him another fantasy favorite.
Another driver entering this weekend's race with "the shackles off," as Keselowski put it, also happens to have the best average finish among active drivers at Darlington. Hamlin and crew chief Darian Grubb have been solid together throughout the first 10 races, and Hamlin has one win at Darlington, so expect the No. 11 team to be a strong contender Saturday night.
Five Favorites: Brad Keselowski, Greg Biffle, Denny Hamlin, Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch
Regan Smith enters this weekend's race as the defending winner, earning his first official NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory last May on older tires over Carl Edwards. That win was one of only two top-10 finishes up to that point in 2011. This season, Smith heads to Darlington with zero top 10 finishes, suffering through a disappointing stretch of races.
An engine failure last week dropped the Furniture Row Racing's driver to 27th in the standings. Looking to break his slump and kick-start his season before the All-Star break, Smith is a solid pick for this weekend's race. Despite his poor start to 2012, Smith and his team will walk through the garage the defending champions for the weekend. That confidence boost could go a long way for a team that is looking to turn things around.
While Smith is the defending winner, Edwards goes into Darlington with three top-5 finishes in his last five starts — two of those being second-place showings. Searching for that first victory at Darlington — as well as his first of 2012 — look for Edwards to be among the front-runners on Saturday.
If there is one group of drivers that the Lady In Black favors, it is the veterans. Therefore, consider Jeff Burton,Mark Martin and Jeff Gordon as well. They have a combined 11 Darlington wins.
Five Undervalued Picks: Regan Smith, Carl Edwards, Jeff Burton, Mark Martin, Jeff Gordon
Jeff GordonKyle BuschGreg BiffleMartin Truex Jr.Denny HamlinRegan SmithDanica PatrickBrad KeselowskiCarl Edwards
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