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u.s. authorities are demanding they were now unveil. of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying tax. refuses to exchange information could face prosecution or let's get our people been here the host of venture capital here we go the arm of america continuing to reach around the world no surprise there i guess i would ask you any reaction from officials in switzerland very much survey here a sense of almost concern and anger name response this we know it's very much fundamental to the swiss economy to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people that don't see it as helping people of aid paying taxes they see as privacy the protection of assets and that's why there's been this reaction of why does washington feel the need to it is that it's always sort of a peaceful coexistence between people and their banks as opposed to now is when the banks are just taking advantage well indeed in switzerland it's very much like the relationship you have with your do
u.s. authorities are demanding they were now unveil. of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying tax. refuses to exchange information could face prosecution or let's get our people been here the host of venture capital here we go the arm of america continuing to reach around the world no surprise there i guess i would ask you any reaction from officials in switzerland very much survey here a sense of almost concern and anger...
Global Lessons On Guns : CNNW : December 15, 2013 11:00am-12:01pm PST
gun homicides fell by 59%. we also go to colombia and switzerland for lessons. it's a fascinating documentary. four continents, four very valuable insights for the united states. stay tuned for the special report. >>> welcome to a gps special. "global lessons on guns." i'm fareed zakaria. on december 14th, 2012, a mass shooting at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut, shocked the country. the horrific tragedy jolted the nation's conscience. yet as awful and traumatic as newtown was, that gruesome day in december was not an anomaly. it was part of an american trend. 26 people were killed at sandy hook that day, but every day in 2010, the most recent year of complete data, an average of 86 people were killed with a gun. in total that year, there were more than 11,000 gun murders, more than 19,000 gun suicides, and over 73,000 nonfatal gun injuries. this american reality is truly unique. compare it to other rich countries. in 2009, the united states had six times as many gun homicides per hundred thousand people as canada, 16 times as many as germany and 33 times as many as e
gun homicides fell by 59%. we also go to colombia and switzerland for lessons. it's a fascinating documentary. four continents, four very valuable insights for the united states. stay tuned for the special report. >>> welcome to a gps special. "global lessons on guns." i'm fareed zakaria. on december 14th, 2012, a mass shooting at an elementary school in newtown, connecticut, shocked the country. the horrific tragedy jolted the nation's conscience. yet as awful and traumatic...
Global Lessons: On Guns : CNNW : December 8, 2013 4:00pm-5:01pm PST
alps, switzerland. welcome to the felts cheesen. switzerland's annual field shooting festival that is said to be the largest shooting competition in the world. towns and villages across count try stage tests of marksmanship. families bring the kids. and after the competition, there's a gigantic party. one festival in the town of salvanaf was especially boisterous this year. people cheer wildly. and the champion of the prestigious 300 meter competition, known to all as the shooting king, was wheeled out triumphantly to the tune of cow bells. switzerland is, by many measures, a gun-lover's paradise. according to one estimating with the swiss rank third in the world with 46 guns per 100 people. trailing only yemen and of course the united states. >> ready, fire! >> why is switzerland armed to the tee? thanks to tradition that dates back to the dawn of the nation, it's citizen militia that forms its army. all able-bodied men from farmers to financers, serve at least 260 days in the militia. they are all trying to shoot and most of them keep their guns at home. militiamen can hone their sk
alps, switzerland. welcome to the felts cheesen. switzerland's annual field shooting festival that is said to be the largest shooting competition in the world. towns and villages across count try stage tests of marksmanship. families bring the kids. and after the competition, there's a gigantic party. one festival in the town of salvanaf was especially boisterous this year. people cheer wildly. and the champion of the prestigious 300 meter competition, known to all as the shooting king, was...
60 Minutes on CNBC : CNBC : December 29, 2013 11:00pm-12:01am EST
by CNBC
living in switzerland helping wealthy americans hide their money. you'll hear how he did it and how he touched off an investigation that would shake 300 years of banking secrecy to the foundation of its underground vaults. how unusual is it for a swiss banker to come forward and say, "this is how it works"? >> it's never happened before in history. i'm the first one. [watch ticking] >> many of the deals that helped create the current financial crisis would have been illegal during most of the 20th century, in violation of gaming laws. but in 2000, congress gave wall street an exemption that's turned out to be a very bad idea. >> it's legalized gambling. it was illegal gambling, and we made it legal gambling. >> with no regulatory controls. >> with absolutely no regulatory controls. zero, as far as i can tell. >> i mean, it sounds a little like a bookie operation. >> yes. [watch ticking] >> i don't to die. i shouldn't have to die. >> helen sharp, suffering from lymphoma, just got the letter that says her county hospital is cutting charity care to cancer patients. it's a symptom of the r
living in switzerland helping wealthy americans hide their money. you'll hear how he did it and how he touched off an investigation that would shake 300 years of banking secrecy to the foundation of its underground vaults. how unusual is it for a swiss banker to come forward and say, "this is how it works"? >> it's never happened before in history. i'm the first one. [watch ticking] >> many of the deals that helped create the current financial crisis would have been...
. authorities and demanding the right now and a veil of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying taxes and a bank who refuses to exchange information could face prosecution case of people being spent is now how this could damage this way so kaname. and to the swiss economy or to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people there don't see it as helping people of aid are paying taxes they see as privacy the protection of assets of peaceful coexistence between people and their banks as opposed to now is when the banks are just taking advantage of women do it in switzerland it's very much like the relationship you have with your doctor the confidentiality of any impact we're expecting here on this was a column a while absolutely i actually spoke to hans kauffman on my show a few weeks ago and he was saying that immediately there could be two billion ejected from the economy two hundred thousand foreign foreigners leaving u.s. lawmakers having a almost agreement with swi
. authorities and demanding the right now and a veil of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying taxes and a bank who refuses to exchange information could face prosecution case of people being spent is now how this could damage this way so kaname. and to the swiss economy or to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people there don't see it as helping people of aid...
Keiser Report : RT : December 31, 2013 7:29am-8:01am EST
is news recently because switzerland that's right has put this forward and they are suggesting that also since get unconditional income they get a i guess a monthly income and there's been a lot of talk about it so could you just give us an update of what exactly is switzerland proposal what switzerland is proposing is quite a high basic income around fifteen hundred dollars something like out of months. for anybody to spend on life now tell you why this is an interesting topic for us here on the kaiser report because we have this opinion that banks get an unconditional income absolutely in the form of quantitative easing so there's a class in the industrialized world bankers and their friends who in the case of in the united states get eighty five billion dollars a month from from out from ben bernanke in the income you just stuff money into their pockets and they do no work for this is another program where homeowners are involved in home equity lines of credit extracting money from their home based on this quantitative easing once again they're getting free money a free income fr
is news recently because switzerland that's right has put this forward and they are suggesting that also since get unconditional income they get a i guess a monthly income and there's been a lot of talk about it so could you just give us an update of what exactly is switzerland proposal what switzerland is proposing is quite a high basic income around fifteen hundred dollars something like out of months. for anybody to spend on life now tell you why this is an interesting topic for us here on...
demanding they were now and a veil of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying tunks any bank who refuses to exchange information could face prosecution pay to pale blue explains how this could damage the source economy. it seems to be a sense of almost concern and anger sponsor this we know it's very much fundamental to the swiss economy or to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people there don't see as helping people of aid or paying taxes they see as privacy the protection of assets and that's why there's been this reaction of why does washington feel the need to. sort of a peaceful coexistence between people and banks as opposed to now it is when the banks are just taking advantage of well indeed in switzerland it's very much like the relationship you have with your doctor the confidentiality and that's what they hold paramount to who they are and it's not just about the privacy as well we know they have highly skilled bankers as well as a swiss fra
demanding they were now and a veil of secrecy on institutions in switzerland is lifted in the search for americans who may be trying to avoid paying tunks any bank who refuses to exchange information could face prosecution pay to pale blue explains how this could damage the source economy. it seems to be a sense of almost concern and anger sponsor this we know it's very much fundamental to the swiss economy or to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in...
EuroNews : KCSM : December 16, 2013 5:00am-5:31am PST
by KCSM
slalom and some moritz switzerland. most victorious in every twenty twelve event or a war he was just down the hill in the scrum and helpful with the league's second from top combined with the time of two minutes seven point six two seconds. it was while champions take jace slalom victory. sweden's just a little pick up a was helping her second straight with him that this pedal to the podium in the fifth creek colorado two weeks ago but she was victimized by a splendid point three seven seconds she does however remain at the summit of the giant slalom standings sixty six points clear cut example of austria with forty five to seven points adrift. radio for a while to jump into the musty of sniffing around the podium in third place but take heart will help me to switch into our trip so the challenge is about a foot rub. if all the plates giant slalom races takes place at the french resort of val does aaron a week's time. although the women up like an actual tuesday for slalom in koshe better. for a close second place finish in south asia but didn't get to sing their stock will jump
slalom and some moritz switzerland. most victorious in every twenty twelve event or a war he was just down the hill in the scrum and helpful with the league's second from top combined with the time of two minutes seven point six two seconds. it was while champions take jace slalom victory. sweden's just a little pick up a was helping her second straight with him that this pedal to the podium in the fifth creek colorado two weeks ago but she was victimized by a splendid point three seven...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : December 1, 2013 7:00am-8:01am PST
that looks like a eutopia, it must be switzerland. 65% more than the average american income. everyone has great healthcare, child care and the unemployment rate is 3%. almost no corruption. according to oecd of 34 developed countries surveyed, the swiss have the greatest degree of trust in their government and it's a spectacular country with great traditions of skiing, cheese, chocolates and wine. what possibly could go wrong? well, quite a lot actually. the swiss are furious about income inequality. the story is a familiar one. in 1984, top earners in swiss firms made six times as much as bottom earners. today, they make 43 times what bottom earners make. at some banks and firms, ceos make 200 times the salary of the lowest paid employee. before you assume things about europe and european attitudes toward capitalism, switzerland is one of the most business friendly countries in the world. the conservative heritage foundation has an index of economic freedom, switzerland ranks fifth in the world but swiss have become more concerned about the free market sm so some political
that looks like a eutopia, it must be switzerland. 65% more than the average american income. everyone has great healthcare, child care and the unemployment rate is 3%. almost no corruption. according to oecd of 34 developed countries surveyed, the swiss have the greatest degree of trust in their government and it's a spectacular country with great traditions of skiing, cheese, chocolates and wine. what possibly could go wrong? well, quite a lot actually. the swiss are furious about income...
response this we know it's very much fundamental to the swiss of qana me to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people there don't see as helping people of aid paying taxes they see it as privacy the protection of assets and that's why there's been this reaction of why does washington feel the need to go to work with sort of a peaceful coexistence between people and their banks as opposed to now it is when the banks are just taking advantage of women do it in switzerland it's very much like the relationship you have with your doctor the confidentiality and that's what they hold paramount to who they are and it's not just about the privacy as well we know they have highly skilled bankers as well as a swiss franc being such a strong a safe haven there's lots of reasons to bank his which you know this is all pretty heavy stuff i should say but what gives washington the right to go off if citizens by us which we don't is pretty far outside their borders yet we're not the only person questioning that because that's what the swiss
response this we know it's very much fundamental to the swiss of qana me to the heritage of switzerland i can tell you i've worked in the banking industry in switzerland and people there don't see as helping people of aid paying taxes they see it as privacy the protection of assets and that's why there's been this reaction of why does washington feel the need to go to work with sort of a peaceful coexistence between people and their banks as opposed to now it is when the banks are just taking...
fail to reach the podium at the third stage of the world cup in switzerland but remains third overall and is targeting a medal at the upcoming olympics the sochi goes on about how the story davos is like a second home for next on the list go the thirty year old spends more time here then leave his russian homework yet he failed to claim a podium finish in switzerland finishing ninth at the third stage of the world cup last saturday but he remains proved just on the social impacts targeting success in front of his home crowd just like every sportsman i dream of winning an olympic medal right now however it's important not to get ill and just concentrate on your goal your dream and if you do that everything will work out ok but i do think about it every single day what will be will be absolutely and i just hope everything works out for me as i've planned it. has been in this business for twenty years but edge of global success last season he finished second in the world world cup standings and claimed the central european tour. this week we're defeating olympic champions and article on
fail to reach the podium at the third stage of the world cup in switzerland but remains third overall and is targeting a medal at the upcoming olympics the sochi goes on about how the story davos is like a second home for next on the list go the thirty year old spends more time here then leave his russian homework yet he failed to claim a podium finish in switzerland finishing ninth at the third stage of the world cup last saturday but he remains proved just on the social impacts targeting...
SFGTV2 : December 2, 2013 3:30am-4:01am PST
beautiful, "chocolat," which shows one guy which is italian, and he goes to work in switzerland. he is not integrated at all. what does he do? he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from switzerland. at a football game, he is looking with all the other men, and it is italy against switzerland. at one time, the italians win. i find it beautiful and emotional at the same time. he betrayed himself through that reaction, and at the same time, it was beautiful, but at the same time, it is sad that you have to change your color or to hide it. that you have to do something like that to deny even your origin. you have to be proud of your urgent and to show it. >> you are giving me a challenge and a challenge -- giving me a challenge and yourself a challenge. what about cult? that is not something to hide behind. it is so out there, and yet, it can be quite important part of your collection. why? >> i have been very marked by the movement. -- what about punk? >> it is not like a creation, absolute. it is part of living in society. of course, the punk movement was very
beautiful, "chocolat," which shows one guy which is italian, and he goes to work in switzerland. he is not integrated at all. what does he do? he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from switzerland. at a football game, he is looking with all the other men, and it is italy against switzerland. at one time, the italians win. i find it beautiful and emotional at the same time. he betrayed himself through that reaction, and at the same time, it was beautiful,...
Journal : LINKTV : December 24, 2013 2:00pm-2:31pm PST
critic has applied for a three month visa to enter switzerland. >> a spokesman said the 50-year- old plans to travel there early in the next year. his sons already attend school in switzerland. he came to germany last week after being pardoned by russian president vladimir putin. he spent the last decade in custody following his 2003 arrest after charges of embezzlement, money laundering, and tax evasion. the former nsa contractor edward snowden has given a positive assessment of this years events in his first interview since he was granted tipperary asylum in russia. >> he says that his mission has been accomplished. he did not want to change society by leaking documents, but let society decide if it should change itself. he said he was not a traitor or defector. he stays in russia because the u.s. canceled his passport. it has been eight months since the plaza factory collapsed in bangladesh killing 1000 people. it produced clothing for several major western brands. >> global retailers have agreed to contribute to a compensation fund for the victims. >> more than 1100 people died i
critic has applied for a three month visa to enter switzerland. >> a spokesman said the 50-year- old plans to travel there early in the next year. his sons already attend school in switzerland. he came to germany last week after being pardoned by russian president vladimir putin. he spent the last decade in custody following his 2003 arrest after charges of embezzlement, money laundering, and tax evasion. the former nsa contractor edward snowden has given a positive assessment of this...
The Pulse : BLOOMBERG : December 9, 2013 5:00am-6:01am EST
enerally for countries such as switzerland but specifically they have been talking to witzerland to engage more proactively with the international information that are growing in force in the tax world. the is is not only about u.s. but u.s. today because the is saying you should sign up or you risk big fines on you. a collective conscience of asking more and to reveal bank accounts. >> this is a global issue. very stronglyiven by the u.s. because they have clout to ic power and do so. but you will see not only in with theific agreement u.s. -- sorry, with switzerland tax so in the u.s.'s compliance act program which is spread globally. here is pressure on nations to disclose information about u.s. account holders outside of the u.s. people, i guess the wealthier people, will still less taxes as pay possible but still remain in the legality. what is the most attractive proposition right now? > i think it is becoming increasingly difficult because rightly so but the u.s. has driven this program specifically switzerland penalties ystem of nd punishments for not complying. other countr
enerally for countries such as switzerland but specifically they have been talking to witzerland to engage more proactively with the international information that are growing in force in the tax world. the is is not only about u.s. but u.s. today because the is saying you should sign up or you risk big fines on you. a collective conscience of asking more and to reveal bank accounts. >> this is a global issue. very stronglyiven by the u.s. because they have clout to ic power and do so....
France 24 Mid-Day News : LINKTV : December 20, 2013 2:30pm-3:01pm PST
stay in the west. andnow his family and wife children are staying in switzerland. after germany he will go to switzerland. takenther is currently care of in germany because she suffers from cancer, so we don't know. today the head of the great state corporation said eventually they could even propose a jump. >> that is surprising. >> it surprising, but he said we don't have a top management could a copy -- ofdorkovsky will stay a lot time with his family because his children grew without him. he is very attached to his parents and especially his mother. asked what was his hero in life, and he wrote a touching text about his mother. i think he is not in the think whaten now to will happen in a month or three months. we shall see. >> he insisted on a statement. admit toed he did not guilt, so he remained the fire. >> yes, but you should take the statement carefully. he did not admit his guilt, but he refused to ask for a pardon from the man who put him behind so,, so i think if he did it was the especially because his mother is seriously ill, and it was unbearable for him not to see
stay in the west. andnow his family and wife children are staying in switzerland. after germany he will go to switzerland. takenther is currently care of in germany because she suffers from cancer, so we don't know. today the head of the great state corporation said eventually they could even propose a jump. >> that is surprising. >> it surprising, but he said we don't have a top management could a copy -- ofdorkovsky will stay a lot time with his family because his children grew...
switzerland and italy have left five people to add it to the age of irish mother of two italian snowboarders. it takes skiers and snowboarders to keep to the mobs of us not to get all the pieces the ancient city of custom founded by the creeks in seventies today at the end of the seventh century bce. it's a pretty sight but it's in crisis and the gent fundraising project is underway using mock the second expects to find in the city of the fifty thousand euro eyes. indeed it's the economic recession has meant that he has other priorities that many of the buildings not to excavate is being damaged by bombing the scenery. an aspect of the base but the center leading environmental agency says the most important aspect of the community involvement. a community which is set in the international because the president sign it is on the unesco days until we can request help. well quiet tell you though. the idea is to use the internet to get individuals to cook together to buy up sections of the sites that funding is cold. forty seven years to shed the open piece of history. and mm mm. ac
switzerland and italy have left five people to add it to the age of irish mother of two italian snowboarders. it takes skiers and snowboarders to keep to the mobs of us not to get all the pieces the ancient city of custom founded by the creeks in seventies today at the end of the seventh century bce. it's a pretty sight but it's in crisis and the gent fundraising project is underway using mock the second expects to find in the city of the fifty thousand euro eyes. indeed it's the economic...
similar amount in switzerland in the second final ski jump event at the weekend launch hill in single file from is best for time and had to jump you have to settle for something. placed behind when a camera is still a potent so the home crowd was denied a home victory but they would treat small plus performances most of all why would a stall who after a second place finish in such things if and when one factor on sunday the twenty six year old who leapfrogged greater scale and sour to the liberal leader paul to play before extended the lead with twenty jumped one hundred to one hundred and thirty meters the timing of his second win of the season has made him flavor of the classic four hills tournament which starts in oversold. gemini the twenty ninth of december germany's andreas ballet gear was second and played in the anfield road. i did. see this. wounded and the pilgrim media provides a critical refuge for several globally threatened species. home to about three hundred and thirty different varieties including sixty percent of the world's pygmy cormorants past due bills and herons
similar amount in switzerland in the second final ski jump event at the weekend launch hill in single file from is best for time and had to jump you have to settle for something. placed behind when a camera is still a potent so the home crowd was denied a home victory but they would treat small plus performances most of all why would a stall who after a second place finish in such things if and when one factor on sunday the twenty six year old who leapfrogged greater scale and sour to the...
KICU
First Business : KICU : December 26, 2013 4:00am-4:31am PST
by KICU
. swiss banks could be getting ready to "tell all." 300 banks in switzerland are considering seeking u.s. amnesty. the justice department is putting pressure on banks there to disclose details regarding american accounts. it's part of an effort by the justice department to crack down on offshore tax evasion. switzerland has long been a popular place for americans to park money due to lack of regulation. if banks choose not to tell, the government could pursue an investigation. lawmakers will head back to the hill next week, where familiar challenges await. the pressure is on congress to come to an agreement over the debt ceiling. treasury secretary jack lew has warned that the country will hit that limit faster than expected, sometime in late february or early march. previously the deadline was set for this summer. president obama has already warned that he will not negotiate over raising the debt limit. republicans expect fiscal reforms to be included in a debt ceiling bill. a new vote.. on a revised contract for boeing machinists. unionized workers will vote on january third. the machi
. swiss banks could be getting ready to "tell all." 300 banks in switzerland are considering seeking u.s. amnesty. the justice department is putting pressure on banks there to disclose details regarding american accounts. it's part of an effort by the justice department to crack down on offshore tax evasion. switzerland has long been a popular place for americans to park money due to lack of regulation. if banks choose not to tell, the government could pursue an investigation....
Journal : KCSM : December 24, 2013 5:30pm-6:01pm PST
for a three month visa to enter switzerland to hinterland. a spokesman for pentecost they said the fifty year old plans to travel there early in the next year his two younger sons already attend school in switzerland he came to germany last week after being pardoned by russian president's law to report that he spent the last decade in custody following his two thousandth rewrites on charges of embezzlement and money laundering and tax evasion. she's the former and as a contractor edward snowden has given a possum assessment that this year's events in his first interview since he was granted temporary asylum in prussia speaking to the washington post's knows that mission has been accomplished. i didn't want to change society by making documents about us buying activities by what society decide if it's the change itself. snowden said he was not a traitor or two after us forces in russia because the us and you recognize that. eight months since the month plus the fact three clubs in bangladesh killing more than eight thousand people. the factory pre schooling for several major western
for a three month visa to enter switzerland to hinterland. a spokesman for pentecost they said the fifty year old plans to travel there early in the next year his two younger sons already attend school in switzerland he came to germany last week after being pardoned by russian president's law to report that he spent the last decade in custody following his two thousandth rewrites on charges of embezzlement and money laundering and tax evasion. she's the former and as a contractor edward...
Book TV : CSPAN2 : December 29, 2013 11:50am-12:01pm EST
fund cannot only pick up its money in washington, d.c., they have a whole office in switzerland, they can get whatever they want through swiss p channels if they want. if they don't like the law, they will overturn the law. the they don't like what happened when they tried to overturn the law, they will go to the, to the supreme courts. if they don't like the action of the supreme courts, they will appeal the supreme court to the u.n. they say, well, that's what we do in this a democratic process. that's what the people of the land do in a democratic process. that's not what is done from boston and san francisco is we pull the strings on what is and is not going to be done with the legitimacy of israeli law, a law, by the way, that goes back to the beginning of the judeo-christian ethic. i hope that answers your question. is there another question here? do you have a question? with that, ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for having me. i hope to come back to a hearing room soon. thank you. [applause] >> is there a than fiction author or book you'd like to see featured on bookt
fund cannot only pick up its money in washington, d.c., they have a whole office in switzerland, they can get whatever they want through swiss p channels if they want. if they don't like the law, they will overturn the law. the they don't like what happened when they tried to overturn the law, they will go to the, to the supreme courts. if they don't like the action of the supreme courts, they will appeal the supreme court to the u.n. they say, well, that's what we do in this a democratic...
on the domestic and european states the season. also the sixteen takes tasty meal in switzerland. early on monday afternoon. and. is you previously considered as you like how well my neighbor north korea just some attack on qana predicting john donne has the execute it all the gods we need to and from a communist party meeting at it this week after which he was stripped of all official responsibilities in. no korean news agency kcna said he was executed immediately the ministry tribunals found him guilty of treason the sinking into a betray the study door. this is considered that they get the people in north korean politics is conjunct and succeeded his father to the leadership in two thousand and eleven then to media on the attacking french border. the latest place to be hit by the so called pitchfork anti government protests. the spot to gas and clashed with demonstrators on what was the fourth day of rallies. italian interior minister and getting off at oh one parliament. the unrest could lead to a style of rebellion against national and european institutions. in roma hundreds
on the domestic and european states the season. also the sixteen takes tasty meal in switzerland. early on monday afternoon. and. is you previously considered as you like how well my neighbor north korea just some attack on qana predicting john donne has the execute it all the gods we need to and from a communist party meeting at it this week after which he was stripped of all official responsibilities in. no korean news agency kcna said he was executed immediately the ministry tribunals found...
First Business : KICU : December 2, 2013 4:00am-4:31am PST
european business school ranks switzerland at the top because of the countries committment to education. switzerland is followed by singapore, denmark, sweden and luxemborg. the us.-- placed 9th younger generations are thinking ahead when it comes to retirement. a study finds 59 percent of gen x workers contribute to 401(k) plans.that's followed by gen y at 56 percent.baby boomers - faced with their own set of retirement challenges - save with 401-k's at a rate of 46 percent. the online user-review business is a multi-million dollar industry and with that comes the need to be protected from vicious online attacks. ky sisson tells us about the business of protecting one's corporate reputation on the internet. with over 117 million monthly visitors, yelp's massive directory of ratings and reviews for the best places to go is loved by millions of consumers, but is often frustrating to business owners. i think it tends to spread a fair amount of misinformation. i think the majority of our guests and the majority of the public is somewhat skeptical of yelp. dave donaldson is the di
european business school ranks switzerland at the top because of the countries committment to education. switzerland is followed by singapore, denmark, sweden and luxemborg. the us.-- placed 9th younger generations are thinking ahead when it comes to retirement. a study finds 59 percent of gen x workers contribute to 401(k) plans.that's followed by gen y at 56 percent.baby boomers - faced with their own set of retirement challenges - save with 401-k's at a rate of 46 percent. the online...
tradition of secrecy. from switzerland face a deadline to decide whether to hand over information on their clients accounts to washington all of the risk of undermining for trust also. leaving in this cage of the house returning to our old house is a dream which we know won't haven't come true trapped in tiny makeshift camps fukushima refugees lose hope of returning to a life they sold washed away. the interview. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you. a little turn to angles stories. so you hear. the spanish find out more visit. they look like bound to. enjoy the sun and the ocean. years ago. these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison. around. behind this there is what we call the bank on which there was a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion of radio nuclides despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a deposit of a little less than two kilos of plutonium stuck in the rock the coral reef about ten metres down. a never ending legacy. the lady is a cleaner who's in love with the waitre
tradition of secrecy. from switzerland face a deadline to decide whether to hand over information on their clients accounts to washington all of the risk of undermining for trust also. leaving in this cage of the house returning to our old house is a dream which we know won't haven't come true trapped in tiny makeshift camps fukushima refugees lose hope of returning to a life they sold washed away. the interview. we speak your language. news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to...
had signed a contract runs until the end of twenty fifteen but will be extended to switzerland to qualify for euro twenty sixteen and frowns. that will reply stock markets fell to bits which led to a second successive world cup. at least doubling of the two qualifying campaign. the job and will retire after the finals next summer stylists on back of norway ended the year in style by putting his very first welsh cup event. the twenty year old to topple those in the snow forts lifestyle at copper mountain in colorado so often hold above the cafe to wait one two second place while under the cult like jump in short what was the only european podium as the workings of a bridge that place. he sleeps the whole world cup debut. for greatness but still saw cup cooked over of the czech republic georgia second career world cup with the festive this discipline swiss re is about the wrongs of the atlantic us rather the podium in second and third respectively. mix well cover but for both men have what it will be staged instead of kava to stop in january the sixteenth. or i i i i . let the ball
had signed a contract runs until the end of twenty fifteen but will be extended to switzerland to qualify for euro twenty sixteen and frowns. that will reply stock markets fell to bits which led to a second successive world cup. at least doubling of the two qualifying campaign. the job and will retire after the finals next summer stylists on back of norway ended the year in style by putting his very first welsh cup event. the twenty year old to topple those in the snow forts lifestyle at...
The Journal Editorial Report : FOXNEWSW : December 8, 2013 12:00pm-12:31pm PST
. switzerland and lick ken stein, this is what came out of these two countries. their administrators said, look, we are life specks in the world economy. we are just a teeny little country and we understand that we have to be better than most if we're going to compete. so what both of those countries have done is make the concerted effort to emphasize mathematics instruction. they take upwards of eight hours of math a week. and they have innovative program to teach it. they understand that their kids are going to have to know this stuff. they drill them. they discipline them and they succeed. it's not rocket science. and i think if our schools understood that they were in the same competitive pool that we would try to do the same sort of innovation and i will say one more thing. if the teachers union will allow that kind of innovation here. >> one of the things that i like about this is it does at least wake up america. it says, you know what, your success in the world economy is not guaranteed. >> yes. but lick ken stein and switzerland's success in the world has to do the banks and secrecy an
. switzerland and lick ken stein, this is what came out of these two countries. their administrators said, look, we are life specks in the world economy. we are just a teeny little country and we understand that we have to be better than most if we're going to compete. so what both of those countries have done is make the concerted effort to emphasize mathematics instruction. they take upwards of eight hours of math a week. and they have innovative program to teach it. they understand that...
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : December 8, 2013 10:00am-11:01am PST
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The Truthseeker : RT : December 8, 2013 6:44am-7:01am EST
at home not in congo the ivory coast brazzaville. they always keep it in switzerland spain in the united states it's true too in south africa and in morocco not only in europe. africa should seek inspiration from the example of ecuador in two thousand and seven eight this latin american country proceeded with the audit of its debts to determine the illegitimate and odious debts there is a whole series of contracts and we see it in the african case. absolutely unacceptable including from the point of view of international international law. which are particularly rendered void. the purpose of the audit is to identify what must not be paid and it's on the basis of an order that the government of ecuador decided to no longer pay illegitimate debt. and i believe that if we don't want to be a martyr it's true. even by the time has come for us to take action the congolese have to understand that it doesn't have to be like this i'm sitting on a gold mine and diamonds and wood and coal to. an electrical energy like being a say and despite it all we have no electricity. i am standing along
at home not in congo the ivory coast brazzaville. they always keep it in switzerland spain in the united states it's true too in south africa and in morocco not only in europe. africa should seek inspiration from the example of ecuador in two thousand and seven eight this latin american country proceeded with the audit of its debts to determine the illegitimate and odious debts there is a whole series of contracts and we see it in the african case. absolutely unacceptable including from the...
seat at next month's international peace talks in switzerland. this is o.c. international coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program after a decade of incarceration we have heard of course case three his lawyer says russia's most high profile prisoner has a lot of jail some reports suggest he's now on his way to germany and get the latest from. petra zawacki in northwestern russia where hard of course ski served hi there you go so we're doing our this point. well we know now for sure that because a lot of osceola left the president's premises this has been confirmed by the service and by his lawyer but we don't know where he went this is the major mystery right now interfax news agency quotes the same p.l.l. service saying that of course he boarded a helicopter and then took off to germany but at the same time the staff of the airport here in because i was where we are now around two hundred kilometers away from that prison basically they have information that he took off also on one of the helicopter but to seem petersburg none of this information has been confirme
seat at next month's international peace talks in switzerland. this is o.c. international coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program after a decade of incarceration we have heard of course case three his lawyer says russia's most high profile prisoner has a lot of jail some reports suggest he's now on his way to germany and get the latest from. petra zawacki in northwestern russia where hard of course ski served hi there you go so we're doing our this point. well we know now...
RT : December 20, 2013 12:00pm-12:31pm EST
seat at next month's international peace talks in switzerland the top stories this. hour from a studio here in moscow was just turned nine pm this is r.t. international so after a decade of incarceration we call khodorkovsky is free russia's most high profile prisoner left jail and travel to germany on board a private jet that's got the latest now from who is in berlin so what is the latest you're hearing from the german officials that. well the latest is that mikhail khodorkovsky is here in the german capital we believe but we can't confirm yet that he is in the market and along the hotel just down from the brandenburg gate in fact very close to where our studios are here now the reason we believe he's in that hotel is because former german foreign minister hans dietrich genscher was seen leaving not hotel now just again she has been instrumental apparently in securing a visa for mikhail khodorkovsky to allow him to come here to germany now we heard from russian prison authorities earlier on friday that said as soon as he left prison he was issued with a german passport with a
seat at next month's international peace talks in switzerland the top stories this. hour from a studio here in moscow was just turned nine pm this is r.t. international so after a decade of incarceration we call khodorkovsky is free russia's most high profile prisoner left jail and travel to germany on board a private jet that's got the latest now from who is in berlin so what is the latest you're hearing from the german officials that. well the latest is that mikhail khodorkovsky is here in...
Headline News : RT : December 9, 2013 2:00pm-2:31pm EST
course there are many saying that the tax banking industry in switzerland has been synonymous and the tourist tax evasion and tax dodges so in a way it is right is it not that they should be clamped down on just briefly. but that's somewhere that's something that we've been doing for many years here in switzerland and i would say most most of the business here is is tax compliant and has been going tax compliant for many years and certainly with europe has been very good arrangements to to go that way and without all these onerous fines i might add on these students so i think the u.s. is is as it has come to some sort of agreements with the swiss authorities to also deal with the legacy issues from the past. just it seems it seems that the smaller banks are are are are going to be. going to be hurt a lot more than the them is justified even because for them it's virtually impossible i think to to really go through the whole exercise and end up proving that they've done nothing wrong but in the meantime of course the millions of dollars really interesting that your perspective on the
course there are many saying that the tax banking industry in switzerland has been synonymous and the tourist tax evasion and tax dodges so in a way it is right is it not that they should be clamped down on just briefly. but that's somewhere that's something that we've been doing for many years here in switzerland and i would say most most of the business here is is tax compliant and has been going tax compliant for many years and certainly with europe has been very good arrangements to to go...
buying from switzerland facing a deadline to decide whether to hand over information on their clients accounts to washington or at the risk of undermining hard for trust also. leaving in these cages the house returning to our own is a dream which we know won't have a come true trapped in tiny makeshift camps fukushima refute the loose hope of returning to a life that they sold washed away. choose your language. make it with. some other. treatments that the concerns get to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact the. truth access to often. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces change the world writes never. so picture of today's. politicians from around the globe. broke to. me i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. and i just knew that everything would be fine for some reason they were so confident because we were going to get married officially after he came back how could he not come back because the mere thought of it never crossed her mind. when the militants decided to try a
buying from switzerland facing a deadline to decide whether to hand over information on their clients accounts to washington or at the risk of undermining hard for trust also. leaving in these cages the house returning to our own is a dream which we know won't have a come true trapped in tiny makeshift camps fukushima refute the loose hope of returning to a life that they sold washed away. choose your language. make it with. some other. treatments that the concerns get to. choose the opinions...
Consider This : ALJAZAM : December 13, 2013 9:00am-10:01am EST
peace talks scheduled to start in switzerland. and now a professor at george washington university. al always, great to have you, does the u.n. announcement change anything. so far, without saying who was responsible. i 30 based on the thad the united states has presented -- this affirms the path that the u.n. has proceeded since then. so that is one avenue where a horrible situation won't get worse. as you were just detailing this is a crisis that is fragmenting, it is intensifying, it has the potential to spill over into other countries and the sooner that the conflict -- at least the war fight canning stop the better. warehouses that had these nonhe that will supplies. at least for now, not clear about whether he fled or didn't, how significant is this that the moderates are not going to be getting this support? >> omy understanding is that assistance is continuing, but not to this one channel. as you say, a group that is either split off from the army, or has refused to join the free syrian army, it is a composition is vague. they took over this headquarters this warehouse, to
peace talks scheduled to start in switzerland. and now a professor at george washington university. al always, great to have you, does the u.n. announcement change anything. so far, without saying who was responsible. i 30 based on the thad the united states has presented -- this affirms the path that the u.n. has proceeded since then. so that is one avenue where a horrible situation won't get worse. as you were just detailing this is a crisis that is fragmenting, it is intensifying, it has...
RT : December 20, 2013 10:00am-10:31am EST
switzerland. international news and comment live from moscow yoshi r c international with me hello and welcome to the program. after a decade of incarceration of course case three russia's most high profile prisoner has left jail and landed and has landed in germany on board a private jet let's get the latest from his piece all over who's in berlin for us hi there peter so what we're hearing from from german officials that. well the german foreign ministry house confirmed that. landed in a private jet a china fair the airport in the the east of lin now we knew that as soon as he left prison in russia the russian prison authorities said that he had received a passport we were wondering how we had received a visa in time to allow him to enter germany now we are also hearing that the. that he. wished through rushed through i beg your pardon the visa process and in fact that former german foreign minister the atrix again sure may have actually played a role in the gauche ating not in putting that deal forward so he has received the german visa in order to allow him to to enter the european
switzerland. international news and comment live from moscow yoshi r c international with me hello and welcome to the program. after a decade of incarceration of course case three russia's most high profile prisoner has left jail and landed and has landed in germany on board a private jet let's get the latest from his piece all over who's in berlin for us hi there peter so what we're hearing from from german officials that. well the german foreign ministry house confirmed that. landed in a...
France 24 AM News : LINKTV : December 13, 2013 5:30am-6:01am PST
. he had been partially educated in switzerland and he might have thatternationalist outlook might be different from his father and grandfather. and the state media has occasionally try to project an image of kim that was somewhat modern. but this execution really mocks the end of any illusions about kim jong un. iss is a state that sometimes called stalinist. the public outing and humiliation and execution, this is straight out of stalin's russia in the 1930s. >> thank you very much for that analysis. islamist opposition leader has been executed in bangladesh. he was hanged for war crimes committed in 1971. it is likely to spark more tension in a country just ahead of elections there. executed in a dramatic week. you want a repeat on tuesday hours before he was to be sent it to the gallows. the supreme court then rejected his application for a review of his death sentence. >> he had filed for review and that has been dismissed by the honorable court. >> he was the assistant secretary-general of the islamic party. he is the first person to be hanged for war crimes in bangladesh. he wa
. he had been partially educated in switzerland and he might have thatternationalist outlook might be different from his father and grandfather. and the state media has occasionally try to project an image of kim that was somewhat modern. but this execution really mocks the end of any illusions about kim jong un. iss is a state that sometimes called stalinist. the public outing and humiliation and execution, this is straight out of stalin's russia in the 1930s. >> thank you very much for...
Listening Post : ALJAZAM : December 7, 2013 7:30pm-8:01pm EST
arrested. >> in august with, police in switzerland were caught by a photographer. in both cases, journalists were criticized for chasing famous faces. given that the media are often accused of being in the private moments of the famous, where do the paparazzi get these? they already have them. there are laws from meeking up to someone's windows --o9[kv bay of rainbokenneth bae kennet schiff tÑ >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. merrill newman is back on u.s. soil. the korean war veteran has his long-awaited homecoming after being detained in north korea. >> cheers greet french troops in the central african republic. >> finally as a family we are humbled by the messages of condolence and support that we receive from government and people of the world. >> the family of nelson mandela makes its first statement since his death as the
arrested. >> in august with, police in switzerland were caught by a photographer. in both cases, journalists were criticized for chasing famous faces. given that the media are often accused of being in the private moments of the famous, where do the paparazzi get these? they already have them. there are laws from meeking up to someone's windows --o9[kv bay of rainbokenneth bae kennet schiff tÑ >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. merrill newman...
News : ALJAZAM : December 20, 2013 11:00am-11:31am EST
planned syrian peace conference in switzerland. they are meeting to figure out who will represent the syrian government and the opposition, and decide who else will be able to attend those meetings. the next time there is a natural disaster, you might see armies of robots. engineering teams competing in miami to run their through tests. the grand prize $2 million. jake describe for us what these teams have to do and allow thes teams to develop robot surrogates for human rescuers, and there are eight tasks they will be doing over the course of this weekend. everything from climbing a ladder to having to drive a car. these are in fact humanoid robots with legs and jake just is you, do something human for and i would be a pretty a recen google aky favored to win. >> jake thank you very much. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, an iranian director surprising everyone based on the limitations from his government. >>> and no, you are not seeing things. now you have a chance to do this, hover over the alps. ♪ >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host wil
planned syrian peace conference in switzerland. they are meeting to figure out who will represent the syrian government and the opposition, and decide who else will be able to attend those meetings. the next time there is a natural disaster, you might see armies of robots. engineering teams competing in miami to run their through tests. the grand prize $2 million. jake describe for us what these teams have to do and allow thes teams to develop robot surrogates for human rescuers, and there are...
are a number of countries, for example, switzerland and others that have already implemented drug policies and we have much to learn from them, and to inspire others. >> ethan, hasn't the international experience been buried in some places, it's worked quite a while, portugal, which has the most liberal drug policies of all, it seems it's working there, that drug use is down, but in holland an the results mixed? >> not really. the bottom line is any country that's made a commitment to a health approach, a decriminalization approach has by and large seen positive results. in the netherlands where the retail sale of marijuana has been legal for 30 years, the rates of marijuana use there are roughly the same as the european average, maybe lower, dramatically less than the u.s., which has had a harsh prohibition policy until recently. the percentage of those going on to harder drugs is lower, because the dutch separated the marijuana market from other drug markets. by and large, the risks of decriminalizing drug possession. health commitment are virtually nil where as the up side in t
are a number of countries, for example, switzerland and others that have already implemented drug policies and we have much to learn from them, and to inspire others. >> ethan, hasn't the international experience been buried in some places, it's worked quite a while, portugal, which has the most liberal drug policies of all, it seems it's working there, that drug use is down, but in holland an the results mixed? >> not really. the bottom line is any country that's made a commitment...
All In With Chris Hayes : MSNBCW : December 6, 2013 12:00am-1:01am PST
congress. so i had to go many times to switzerland, just to meet with anc leaders and supporters to help develop the solidarity movement, which we were mounting here in our own country. when i worked for congressman dellums, i have to say, ron dellums and bill gray, they led the fight for many, many years for sanctions to put this country on the right side of history. i remember ron introduced the sanctions bill, it must have been 12 times. and he would not waver. he kept going and kept going. finally, when president reagan vetoed it, the congress overrode that veto and put the united states on the right side of history. but still, the anc and president mandela were considered terrorists. and it wasn't until i was in south africa a few years ago that i learned of this and came back and then we started our efforts with homeland security and with the state department to get him removed from the terrorist list. and that was for his 90th birthday. >> this is a really important moment, this reagan -- the apartheid, the sanctions bill. this movement starts to grow as nelson mandela in pri
congress. so i had to go many times to switzerland, just to meet with anc leaders and supporters to help develop the solidarity movement, which we were mounting here in our own country. when i worked for congressman dellums, i have to say, ron dellums and bill gray, they led the fight for many, many years for sanctions to put this country on the right side of history. i remember ron introduced the sanctions bill, it must have been 12 times. and he would not waver. he kept going and kept going....
Fareed Zakaria GPS : CNNW : December 15, 2013 10:00am-11:01am PST
that kim jong-un spent several ore eight years out of north korea in schools in switzerland. we went to pains, great pains to interview and engage with almost everyone, classmates, others to try to get a sense of what his character was like even at an early period in his life. the general recounting of this experience let us to believe that he was danger, unpredictable, prone to violence and with delusions of grandeur, obviously, subsequently we find out that he's the leader of north korea, so those were probably based on some expectation of what his future would hold for him. but we have seen so many zigs and zags and really this is only the most recent experience of public execution of the course of the last couple of months. i think that that -- these actions will be destabilizing internally and will create more internal sense that north korea may not be on the right track going forward. >> we have 30 seconds. china support this is regime, 90% of the energy, 50% of the food, at the end of the day, they fear north korean collapse more than anything else. so with all this said, my g
that kim jong-un spent several ore eight years out of north korea in schools in switzerland. we went to pains, great pains to interview and engage with almost everyone, classmates, others to try to get a sense of what his character was like even at an early period in his life. the general recounting of this experience let us to believe that he was danger, unpredictable, prone to violence and with delusions of grandeur, obviously, subsequently we find out that he's the leader of north korea, so...
Money Moves With Deirdre Bolton : BLOOMBERG : December 31, 2013 2:00pm-3:01pm EST
back from switzerland after i met with refiners and gold stewards and they said they are working triple shifts to produce gold. they have for the first time ever -- i talked to a guy who has been in the business since 1978 and for the first time ever, they are having a difficult time keeping up. to china.l going the price is going down for some technical reasons, probably manipulation as well. but the physical demand is through the roof. the floating supply is disappearing. it is going straight to china. it is being put underground and will never see the light of day for 300 years. you have a paper short, a balance and a very small amount of physical gold. single -- theent currency wars, one of the things is people are losing confidence in paper money. and there is the physical demand -- you mentioned jewelry. but there is a concern that paper money will not be worth anything. >> right, but that is the history of all paper money. china is redefining the global gold market. they have turned their back on the lvmh. old standard bar is dead. the new standard is the k bar. and it is pure th
back from switzerland after i met with refiners and gold stewards and they said they are working triple shifts to produce gold. they have for the first time ever -- i talked to a guy who has been in the business since 1978 and for the first time ever, they are having a difficult time keeping up. to china.l going the price is going down for some technical reasons, probably manipulation as well. but the physical demand is through the roof. the floating supply is disappearing. it is going...


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Use your maintenance and repair experience to help improve the lives of others!
We have an exciting opportunity for multiple, full-time Maintenance Workers to join our team. This is a great opportunity to use your electrical, plumbing, HVAC and carpentry skills to play a pivotal role in the maintenance of social housing buildings across the Province.
Based at our Burnaby office and travelling to sites daily, you'll be a resourceful handy-person capable of completing a wide variety of electrical, plumbing and carpentry maintenance and emergency repair tasks. With great communication skills and a tactful and professional manner, you'll be able to size up situations quickly, provide training to non-profit housing partners and help maintain a stable living environment for BC Housing tenants. You may also be called upon to help resolve conflict and refer tenants - some of whom face complex health or social issues - to other members of our multi-disciplined teams.
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Nokia's health division is up for sale and Nest has a strong interest in buying it, according to a new report. The purchase, should it happen, would score Nest, the Alphabet company, Nokia's Withings assets. The Withings product line is comprised of various consumer health products, including a smart bathroom scale, a wireless activity tracker, and more.
Nokia is currently taking bids for its health division, according to Wareable, which reports that Nest is among the bidders. The company is reportedly very interested in buying the division, but faces competition from at least three other companies, two of which are said to be located in France.
Nest has proven very valuable to Alphabet, which is in the process of bringing the brand back under its wing. Current products include the Nest Smart Thermostat, as well as other select Internet of Things devices. By purchasing Nokia's health division, Nest could incorporate Nokia's vast smart health products into its own catalog.
Nokia completed its own Withings acquisition in early 2016, a $190M deal that made Withings one of its brands. However, Wareable claims it has reviewed a leaked memo in which Nokia states that it doesn't see "a path forward" for the health division. Whether the company is entirely ditching the consumer health business or will continue dabbling on a limited basis is unclear.
Assuming the report is correct, Nokia expects to sign a deal with a winning bidder by the end of April. If Nest is that winning bidder, it's likely we could see Withings health products sold through the Nest store. However, neither company has commented on the claims and nothing has been officially confirmed at this time.


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Q: Showing .rtf , .txt or .pdf files in web view of android? i have three different kind of files ,

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*Document file

*text file

*pdf file .

while clicking button i need to render those file in webview of android, is it possible or not.
If any one know the solution means help me out.
Note: i need load those files from asset folder.
Thanks.

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is it possible or not.

You can display a text file in a WebView via the text/plain MIME type. WebView cannot render PDF. I have no idea what you think a "document file" is.

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The UK is publishing Retail sales data and the monetary policy summary from the MPC along with the US releasing Industrial Production MoM and Export Prices MoM.
The support rests at 1.27200 with resistance at 1.27650 which both lines are below the weekly pivot point at 1.27830. The EMA of 10 is moving with bullish bias along the ascendant channel and it is below the EMA of 200 and the EMA of 100. The RSI is falling towards the oversold area, the Stochastic is showing downward momentum and MACD indicator is in negative territory. The ADX is not showing any clear signals.
Short positions are recommended targeting 1.2650.


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VIF Neighbourhood News Digest: February 10, 2022
February 10, 2022 vd@admin
IOM seeks $589m for Afghanistan, neighbours- Pajhwok
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has sought more than $589 million to respond to the urgent humanitarian and protection needs of people in Afghanistan and six neighbouring countries. Click here to read…
A million malnourished Afghan children at risk of dying: UNICEF- Pajhwok
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has warned of a possible death of a million children in Afghanistan. Click here to read…
U.S. Pledges $10 Million in Reward for Information on ISIS-K Leader- Afghanistan Times
The U.S. Department of State announced to offer up to 10-million-dollar reward for information on identification of the ISIS-K Leader's location. Click here to read…
Al-Qaeda, Daesh "Reconstituting" in Afghanistan: US General- Tolo News
The nominee to head the US Central Command, Gen. Michael Michael Erik Kurilla, warned that the al-Qaeda and Daesh groups are "reconstituting" in Afghanistan. Click here to read…
A surprising reason behind factory fires, high taxes on fire safety equipment- Dhaka Tribune
Experts think that one of the reasons for the lack of safety is that entrepreneurs are simply uninterested to invest in fire prevention. Click here to read…
Tea sales picking up, inching towards pre-pandemic level- Daily Star
Tea sales in Bangladesh are inching towards the pre-pandemic level as people shake off Covid-19 jitters to take a sip at their beloved drink outside of their homes where most consumption takes place. Click here to read…
Centuries-old fish fair draws thousands- Daily Star
A fish fair believed to be centuries old was held in a festive mood in Bogura yesterday in spite of a ban imposed by the district administration for the pandemic. Click here to read…
Don't forget your promises to people: PM- Asian Age
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called upon the newly-elected public representatives of Narayanganj City Corporation (NCC) to honor the promises they made to voters during the election campaign and work for the welfare of people. Click here to read…
Existing restrictions to continue for Thimphu- Kuensel
With mass testing still underway, the existing practice of movement within the mega zones will continue in Thimphu until the mass testing is complete. This comes as an extension to the last three-day extension, which ended yesterday. Click here to read…
Frontliners working in red building and quarantine facility test positive in Gelephu- Kuensel
While the number of community cases in Sarpang dropped in the past week, the number of frontline workers getting exposed to the virus is on the rise in the dzongkhag. Click here to read…
No buyers for weavers of Thongsa village in Pema Gatshel amid the pandemic- BBS
The weavers of Thongsa village in Pema Gatshel are having a tough time finding buyers for their products. And they are blaming the COVID pandemic for it. The people of Thongsa have been weaving cotton products for decades and they say they have never faced such problems before. Click here to read…
Mauritius sails to Maldives to ascertain rights over the Chagos Archipelago- RFI.
Mauritius has sent a scientific expedition to survey its maritime borders with the Maldives about an ongoing dispute with Britain over the sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago. The survey will help resolve the conflict between both countries over the maritime boundary near the Chagos islands. Click here to read…
V. Aarah case: hearing slated for Thursday in Yameen's money laundering trial- Raajje
A hearing in the money laundering trial of Abdulla Yameen, former president of Maldives, over the leasing of Aarah island in Vaavu atoll to a foreign party for resort development has been scheduled for Thursday. Click here to read…
What does the by-poll result mean for Maldives politics?-ORF
The recent by-elections raise some key questions regarding the future of the Maldivian democracy. Click here to read…
Bangladesh and Myanmar Resume Talks on Rohingya Repatriation – The Diplomat
The first-ever meeting of the recently formed technical level Ad-Hoc Task Force for Verification of the Displaced Persons from Rakhine was held virtually on January 27. Click here to read…
Myanmar Military Clashes with Arakan Army, Threatening Ceasefire – The Diplomat
Since Friday, violent clashes have taken place between the Myanmar military and one of the country's largest rebel groups in Rakhine State, threatening to undermine a ceasefire that is vital to the military junta's control of the country. Click here to read…
Myanmar military junta discusses economy, voting system, and controversial conscription – Mizzima
At the meeting the junta made a statement about the three tasks they would prioritise in 2022: to improve the economy; to set up a genuine, disciplined multi-party democracy through the general election scheduled for 2023; and to form an all-inclusive defence system. Click here to read…
Fissure in ruling alliance over MCC compact- Himalaya
Political parties have intensified their inter- and intra-party consultations over the Millennium Challenge Corporation Nepal compact in the past few days, but a common stand on it continues to be ever elusive for the ruling alliance. Click here to read…
Call to launch stringent protest against MCC- Himalaya
Six political parties held a protest rally in Tanahun's district headquarters Damauli against the American assistance package Millennium Challenge Corporation. Click here to read…
Politicians, individuals compete to form new parties as elections near- Kathmandu Post
Ten political parties were registered with the Election Commission in past three months and more are coming. Click here to read…
NTB CEO files case against nine persons including Tourism Minister Ale- Republica
Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) Chief Executive Officer Dhananjay Regmi has filed a contempt and defamation case against nine people, including Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Prem Bahadur Ale in the Supreme Court. Click here to read…
Bilawal dares PM Imran to dissolve NA to test public support for govt- Dawn
Pakistan People's Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Wednesday dared Prime Minister Imran Khan to dissolve the National Assembly and announce a fresh election if he believed the public was still on his side. Click here to read…
Opposition takes PM Imran to task for 'thief mantra'- Dawn
The opposition on Wednesday lashed out at Prime Minister Imran Khan for sticking to his "thief mantra" since coming to power over three years ago, saying the "threat" of a no-confidence move had unnerved him. Click here to read…
PM Imran Khan blasts opposition leaders for evading accountability- The News
Imran said that he wanted to give a last warning to the gang of dacoits as he had been hearing for the last three years that they would oust his government in a day or two, or the other. Click here to read…
Pakistan, UAE agree on FATF cooperation- The Tribune
Decision came in telephonic conversation between FM Qureshi, Emirati counterpart. Click here to read…
CB reiterates commitment to honour all debt obligations- Daily Mirror
The Central Bank yesterday reiterated that Sri Lanka is committed to honour all forthcoming debt obligations and thereby maintaining the country's unblemished record of debt servicing. Click here to read…
Sri Lanka and Nepal continue collaborations in the construction sector- NewsLK
The Sri Lanka Embassy in Nepal and the Export Development Board of Sri Lanka (EDB) jointly organized a virtual meeting for Sri Lankan Construction Companies to interact with the Nepal Ministry of Physical Infrastructure & Transport (MPIT) and learn about procedures and regulations applicable to foreign investors, including for joint ventures. Click here to read…
35% spike in COVID-19 cases reported in Sri Lanka; 15% increase in COVID deaths- News1st
Sri Lanka has recorded a 35% spike in COVID-19 cases compared to the first week of February 2022. Click here to read…
In talks with India on two Dornier aircraft- Indian Express
New Delhi and Colombo are discussing a proposal for the supply of two Dornier aircraft for the Sri Lankan military. Click here to read…
Sri Lanka had no choice but to auction Tamil Nadu vessels- The Hindu
According to Sri Lanka's Fisheries Minister Douglas Devananda, India "delaying" assistance promised to northern Sri Lankan fishermen, a space constraint along the coast, and the risk of dengue and pollution from old, damaged fishing vessels berthed along the northern coastline left Sri Lanka with little choice but to auction the Indian boats. Click here to read…
Sri Lanka's central bank denies risk of default- Aljazeera
Sri Lanka's central bank has said that the country is committed to honouring all forthcoming debt obligations, and that the island nation is not on the verge of a sovereign default. Click here to read…
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Home#1 LocalBobcat survives Woolsey Fire and Gives Birth to a Litter of Kittens – 3 Girls, 1 Boy
Westlake Village resident offers backyard to the bobcat family during pregnancy
April 23, 2019 Rosanna Coletti #1 Local Comments Off on Bobcat survives Woolsey Fire and Gives Birth to a Litter of Kittens – 3 Girls, 1 Boy
(Thousand Oaks, CA) Survival after the Woolsey fire has been the story of not just the human residents in the Conejo Valley.
A young bobcat captured, collared, and released a day before the Woolsey Fire has recently given birth to four kittens, now identified as B-364, B-365. B-366 and B-367.
To see more adorable photos and videos of the litter, click here.
While the mother was away from her den, her kittens were weighed, measured, and given a general health check by researchers. They were also ear tagged for the purpose of future identification.
Using VHF radio-telemetry and GPS points from B-362's collar, biologists from Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area located the young female bobcat in a dense area of vegetation in a large residential backyard in Westlake Village. Researchers received permission from the homeowner to access the bobcat's den.
Biologist Joanne Moriarty, who has been studying bobcats at Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area for more than 15 years, said she was happy to see a bobcat reproduce, especially after such a tumultuous time in the region.
"This cat first had to deal with her habitat getting completely burned in the fire and then finding a new home in an unburned area," Moriarty said. "She chose a den in thick brush where she could keep her kittens safe."
Moriarty added that overall, it's been a stressful time for wildlife, "but we're happy to see her thriving despite the challenges."
The mother, B-362, was originally captured in the Hillcrest Open Space, west of Westlake Blvd. This area in Thousand Oaks is owned by the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency (COSCA) and it burned in the Woolsey Fire. B-362 left the area and has been living in an unburned area nearby.
The other female in the current study that researchers are following, B-360, has remained in the burn area and does not seem to have reproduced. It is unlikely that she will reproduce this year, but it's too early to rule that out.
An average litter size is about two and a half kittens, Moriarty says. The sex ratio in litters is generally split 50/50 male and female. B-362's litter has three females and one male.The male in this litter is the "runt" – the smallest in size and weight. The weight of the approximately four-week-old kittens ranged from less than a pound to 1½ lbs.
Bobcat kittens typically stay in the natal den for four to five weeks, then mom will move on to other dens that they use for shorter periods of time. Researchers are not sure why they do this, but they speculate that it's likely an anti-predator behavior. Mom will typically also keep them in dens until they are 12 weeks of age, and then at that point they will follow her as she hunts and goes about her day.
The mother cares for the kittens, in general, until they are nine to 11 months of age. They then slowly become independent, but they will still occasionally check in with mom every so often.
Last month, B-361, a male bobcat captured the day before B-362, was killed by a car on Las Virgenes Road in Calabasas. Being struck by a vehicle is the second most common cause of death for bobcats in the NPS bobcat study, second only to mange.
Humans have definitely encroached on their habitat but they are naturally resilient, Moriarty said. "There are these large habitat patches, but still, they run into some issues like mange and sometimes cars."
Between October and February, researchers generally employ from six to 12 traps to monitor the population by capturing, tagging, and radio-collaring animals. Trapping is stopped in late winter because female bobcats give birth in early spring and then are caring for their young.
The bobcat trapping season ended in mid-February and despite the interruptions – a destructive fire that destroyed some of their home ranges, lots of rain and a government shutdown – researchers managed to capture seven bobcats. The current study area goes from Cheeseboro Canyon west to Wildwood Park in Thousand Oaks and south of the 101 Freeway in the Liberty Canyon area of Agoura Hills.
Since 1996, biologists at SMMNRA have been studying the ecology of bobcats in urbanized areas of LA and Ventura Counties to learn more about how they survive in an urban area, how they use the landscape and how that may differ from living in a more contiguous natural habitat. When the bobcats are captured, a general health check is performed, which includes taking hair and tissue samples and fitting them with a radio collar so their movements can be tracked. They are then released.
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Fatal Traffic Collision on Maricopa Highway Kills Woman
Light Rains this morning clean the air in southern California with clear weather expected today
November 22, 2018 Rosanna Coletti Camarillo, Moorpark, Oxnard, Popular, Port Hueneme, Santa Paula, Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, Ventura 0
(Ventura County, Ca) Light rains arrived late in the evening Wednesday night and continued through the early morning. The consistent drizzle hydrated vegetation after the Woolsey Fire during a period of drought for the region. […]
Weather Advisory: Flash Flood Watch For The Recent Burn Areas Through Early Sunday
February 2, 2019 Rosanna Coletti #1 Local Comments Off on Weather Advisory: Flash Flood Watch For The Recent Burn Areas Through Early Sunday
(Ventura County, Ca) Periods of heavy rain are expected Saturday morning through the afternoon across Southwest California, with the threat of showers, possibly heavy at times, continuing into early Sunday. As a result, there is […]
Sunday, November 11: Latest Information on Local Brush Fires
November 11, 2018 Angela Nardone Simi Valley, Thousand Oaks, VC Adjacent 0
(Thousand Oaks, Ca) Ventura County Fire Department along with other agencies held a press briefing at 9:30am this morning at Conejo Creek South Park. To re-watch the press conference, click here. The combined fires in […]


As of November 2015, the new Guide to Noise Control in Minnesota is available from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. This guide discusses acoustical properties, measurement, analysis, and regulation. This is the first time the guide has been re-issued since 2008.
ESI is currently working on a review of this new document to see what has changed in the last seven years and how this might affect our client's projects. Keep posted for a follow-up explanation of what new statutes and procedures to expect and how they might influence you.


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