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Holness, Phillips urge J'cans to redouble efforts for Labour Day
Published:Monday | May 22, 2017 | 12:00 AMPaul Clarke
Norman Grindley
This monument, 'Negro Aroused', in downtown Kingston will get a facelift today.
Part of the 'Negro Aroused' monument.
Much-needed work is to be done on the Ward Theatre, downtown Kingston.
Will this monument of David C. Tavares, the first member of parliament in St Andrew South, be restored? It begs for attention at its location on Payne Avenue, Kingston.
A close-up of the monument of David C Tavares showing huge holes and cracks.
Jamaicans from all walks of life have been called to duty by Prime Minister Andrew Holness as the country celebrates Labour Day 2017. Holness, in his message, urged the country to unite in labour so as not to diminish the efforts of previous generations in shaping modern Jamaica.
The national projects this year include work on the historic Ward Theatre and the Central Police Station in downtown Kingston.
"Our two national projects will involve the refurbishing of the Ward Theatre and the Central Police Station. Culture and security have a synergy that might not be immediately evident. But I believe, fellow Jamaicans, that a kinder, gentler, more cultured Jamaica, proud of its heritage, is one that is organically secure," Holness said.
Labour Day is being celebrated under the theme 'Restore, Preserve, Beautify', and Holness has used the occasion to salute the working class and praise the efforts of nationhood and bravery as exhibited by the three young men from Sunnyside district, St Catherine, who the prime minister said displayed courage in rescuing their neighbours during the flash floods last week.
"On this Labour Day, we remember those whose examples of courage fortify our spirit, and we recognise those who display that same courage today. I have seen it in action during the recent flood rains. Jermaine and Jamauno Riley, and their friend, Ramone Peart, of Sunnyside, St Catherine, have shown the true spirit of courage and community, rescuing their neighbours from ravishing floodwaters in their time of greatest need," the prime minister said.
Continuing, he said: "Today, we salute the members of our working class whose refusal to accept the status quo of inequality bequeathed to us a set of freedoms which we all cherish. Indeed, as our Labour Day theme admonishes, we have to 'Restore, Preserve, Beautify'. We have to restore not just our historical monuments but our historical memory.
"I call upon you, fellow Jamaicans, to recapture that spirit of self-sacrifice which motivated those men like St William Grant, A.G.S. Coombs, as well as women such as Aggie Bernard, Lady Bustamante and Edna Manley. Let us go out into our communities today and display that spirit of volunteerism that Jamaica needs. Plant a tree. Refurbish a building. Help preserve a monument. Help your neighbour clean up from the recent floods. Give a helping hand," the prime minister said.
In the meantime, Opposition Leader Dr Peter Phillips, in his message, said that the future of the Jamaican society will be enhanced by energy and activism, and urged that real work be put into Labour Day.
"Jamaica's future as a society that affords equal opportunity to all its people will forever be enhanced by the energy and activism of a strong trade union movement. With this in mind, let us take time out this Labour Day, to celebrate our workers, by putting work into Labour Day. Equally, let us rededicate ourselves to the historic objectives of the labour movement, which is to build a Jamaica that works for all the people," Phillips declared.
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Microsoft's Surface Go: iPad Killer?
I'm going to spoil the question in the headline1 right up front: no, I don't think the Surface Go is going to "kill" the iPad. Will it outsell the iPad? No. Will it be just as niche a product as the other Surface computers? Probably.
Too often, people view products as dollar signs first, and products second. Yes, price is a factor when making any purchase, but I don't think that Microsoft is going to move the needle much by releasing this product. Yes, with it's similar size, build, and price tag, it absolutely is a direct competitor to the iPad, but I don't see how this solves problems for real people. At least, not in a way that a multitude of other Windows machines are already doing. I see 2 major problems with the Surface Go.
This is the biggest one, and it's a major reason I'm not even pondering one of these things. As one would expect, the Surface Go runs regular old Windows, which means you'll be running Windows 10 with Windows apps.
I work in an office where almost everyone has a touch screen laptop that folds into a "tablet mode". The number of times I have seen someone purposely touch their screen to do something is close to zero, and the number of people who ever go to tablet mode is exactly zero. Even the one guy who has a Surface uses a keyboard and a Bluetooth mouse because he "hates the trackpad and touch is just too imprecise." He likes how it looks, though.
I don't blame my co-workers at all, Windows is not touch friendly. Yes, it has been designed for touch input, but I wouldn't say it's enjoyable to use that way.
And I'm just talking about Windows 10-optimized apps, most apps people actually use on Windows is still the old style app that hasn't been optimized for touch at all.
Despite these issues, Microsoft isn't even beating Apple in the price war. In fact, when you add the things you will probably want to get with the Surface Go, the difference is more striking.
In fairness, the iPad comes with 32GB of storage and the Surface Go has 64GB. How much storage each OS needs aside, that's a definite difference. That said, if you want to go up to the 128GB model of either device, that will cost an extra $100 for the iPad and $150 for the Surface Go.
I know price isn't everything. God knows, as an Apple fan, I get it. But the fact that Apple is still lower cost in every way here than the Windows option is notable.
It feels, much like the early Surface tablets did, that this is a product where Apple is trying to be Apple more than they are trying to be themselves. I think this product could carve out a niche in 2018/19 and I hope people find some cool uses for it, but I don't see how this becomes a wide success with its current feature set and pricing.
I like Microsoft overall, and I do wish them the best, but this product just isn't doing it for me right now.


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Colleges and Universities Attended by Representatives of the 107th Congress
Colleges and Universities Attended by
Representatives of the 107 Congress
Mildred L. Amer
Specialist in American National Government
Government and Finance Division
Representatives of the 107th Congress
This report identifies the colleges and universities attended by Representatives
and Delegates in the 107th Congress grouped by state. Where available in published
sources, the degrees earned are also listed.
Colleges and Universities Attended by Representatives of the 107th Congress...1
Alabama .................................................. 1
Alaska .................................................... 1
Arizona ................................................... 1
Arkansas .................................................. 2
California .................................................. 2
Colorado .................................................. 4
Connecticut ................................................ 5
Delaware .................................................. 5
Florida .................................................... 5
Georgia ................................................... 6
Hawaii .................................................... 7
Idaho ..................................................... 7
Illinois .................................................... 7
Indiana .................................................... 8
Iowa ..................................................... 9
Kansas .................................................... 9
Kentucky .................................................. 9
Louisiana .................................................. 9
Maine ................................................... 10
Maryland ................................................. 10
Massachusetts ............................................. 10
Michigan ................................................. 11
Minnesota ................................................ 12
Mississippi ................................................ 12
Missouri ................................................. 12
Montana ................................................. 13
Nebraska ................................................. 13
Nevada .................................................. 13
New Hampshire............................................13
New Jersey...............................................13
New Mexico..............................................14
New York................................................14
North Carolina.............................................16
North Dakota..............................................16
Ohio .................................................... 16
Oklahoma ................................................ 17
Oregon .................................................. 17
Pennsylvania .............................................. 18
Rhode Island..............................................19
South Carolina.............................................19
South Dakota..............................................19
Tennessee ................................................ 19
Texas .................................................... 20
Utah .................................................... 21
Vermont ................................................. 21
Virginia .................................................. 21
West Virginia..............................................22
Wisconsin ................................................ 22
Wyoming ................................................. 23
Delegates and Resident Commissioner...............................24
American Samoa...........................................24
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico................................24
District of Columbia.........................................24
Guam .................................................... 24
Virgin Islands..............................................24
The information presented in this report is drawn from the biographical section
of the Congressional Directory for the 106th Congress, 1999-2000; CQ Guide to the
New Congress, November 9, 2000; various other editions of Congressional Quarterly
Weekly Reports; http://oncongress.cq.com/members; and the Biographical Directory
of the American Congress, 1774-1996. The names of institutions and degree
designations are as reported in the sources. If no degree is noted, this reflects the
information, or lack thereof, contained in the sources used to compile this report.
Honorary degrees are not listed.
DistrictRepresentativeDegree and Institution
1Sonny CallahanUniversity of Alabama, Mobile
2Terry EverettEnterprise State Junior College
3Bob Riley B.A., University of Alabama
4Robert AderholtB.A., Birmingham Southern University
J.D., Samford University
5Bud CramerB.A., J.D., University of Alabama
6Spencer BachusB.A., Auburn University
J.D., University of Alabama
7Earl F. HilliardB.A., Morehouse College
M.B.A., Atlanta University
J.D., Howard University
ALDon YoungA.A., Yuba Junior College
B.A., Chico State College
1Jeff FlakeB.A., MA., Brigham Young University
2Ed PastorB.S., J.D., Arizona State University
3Bob StumpB.S., Arizona State University
4John ShadeggB.A., J.D., University of Arizona
5Jim KolbeB.A., Northwestern University
M.B.A., Stanford University
6J.D. HayworthNorth Carolina State University
1Marion BerryB.S., University of Arkansas, Little Rock
2Victor SnyderB.A., Willamette University
M.D., University of Oregon
J.D., University of Arkansas, Little Rock
3John BoozmanUniversity of Arkansas
O.D., Southern College of Optometry
4Mike RossB.A., University of Arkansas
1Mike ThompsonB.A., M.A., University of California,
2Wally HergerA.A., American River Community College
California State University at Sacramento
3Doug OseB.S.,University of California at Berkeley
4John T. DoolittleB.A., University of California, Santa Cruz
J.D., University of the Pacific
5Robert T. MatsuiA.B., J.D., University of California,
6Lynn C. WoolseyUniversity of Washington
B.S., University of San Francisco
7George MillerDiablo Valley College
A.B., San Francisco State College
J.D., University of California, Davis
8Nancy PelosiB.A., Trinity College (Washington, D.C.)
9Barbara LeeB.A., Mills College
M.S.W., University of California, Berkeley
10Ellen TauscherB.A., Seton Hall University
11Richard W. PomboCalifornia State Polytechnic University
12Tom LantosB.A., M.A., University of Washington
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
13Fortney Pete StarkB.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.B.A., University of California, Berkeley
14Anna G. EshooA.A., Canada College (Colorado)
15Michael HondaB.A., B.S., M.A., San Jose State
16Zoe LofgrenB.A., Stanford University
J.D., University of Santa Clara
17Sam FarrB.S., Willamette University
18Gary A. ConditModesto Junior College
B.A., California State College, Stanislaus
19George RadanovichB.S., California State Polytechnic
20.Calvin M. DooleyB.S., University of California, Davis
M.A., Stanford University
21Bill ThomasA.A., Santa Ana Community College
B.A., San Francisco State University
22Lois CappsB.S., Pacific Luthern University
M.A., Yale University
M.Ed.,University of California,
23Elton GalleglyLos Angeles State College
24Brad ShermanB.A., University of California, Los Angeles
J.D., Harvard University
25Howard P. (Buck) McKeonB.S., Brigham Young University
26Howard L. BermanB.A., LL.B., University of California,
27Adam SchiffB.A., Stanford University
28David DreierB.A., Claremont McKenna College
M.A., Claremont Graduate School
29Henry A. WaxmanB.A., J.D., University of California,
30Xavier BecerraB.A., J.D., Stanford University
31Hilda SolisB.A., California State Polytechnic
University, Pomona
M.P.A., University of Southern California
32Diane WatsonB.A., UCLA
M.S. California State University
Ph.D., Claremont Graduate School
33Lucille Roybal-AllardA.A., Temple School of Business
B.A., California State University,
34Grace F. NapolitanoCerritos College
Southmost College
35Maxine WatersB.A., California State University,
36Jane HarmanB.A., Smith College
37Juanita Millender-B.S., University of Redlands
McDonaldM.Ed., California State University
38Stephen HornA.B., Ph.D., Stanford University,
M.P.A., Harvard University
39Ed RoyceB.A., California State University, Fullerton
40Jerry LewisB.A., University of California, Los Angeles
41Gary G. MillerMount San Antonio Community College
42Joe BarcaB.A., California State University,
43Ken CalvertA.A., Chaffey College
B.A., San Diego State University
44Mary BonoB.F.A., University of Southern California
45Dana RohrabacherLos Angeles Harbor College
B.A., Long Beach State College
M.A., University of Southern California
46Loretta SanchezB.S., Chapman University
M.B.A., American University
47Christopher CoxB.A. University of Southern California
M.B.A., J.D., Harvard University
48Darrell IssaA.A., Kent State University
B.A., Siena Heights College
49Susan A. DavisB.A., University of California, Berkeley
M.A., University of North Carolina
50Bob FilnerB.A., Ph.D., Cornell University
M.A., University of Delaware
51Randy (Duke) CunninghamB.S., M.S., University of Missouri
M.B.A., National University
52Duncan HunterUniversity of Montana
B.S.L., J.D., Western State University
1Diana DegetteB.A., Colorado College
J.D., New York University
2Mark UdallB.A., Williams College
3Scott McInnisA.A., Mesa Junior College
B.A., Fort Lewis College
J.D., St. Mary's University (San Antonio)
4Bob SchafferB.A., University of Dayton
5Joel HefleyB.A., Oklahoma Baptist University
M.S., Oklahoma State University
6Thomas G. TancredoB.A., University of North Colorado
1John B. LarsonB.S., Central Connecticut State University
2Rob SimmonsB.A., Haverford College
3Rosa L. DeLauroLondon School of Economics
B.A., Marymount College
M.A., Columbia University
4Christopher Shays B.A., Principia College
M.B.A., M.P.A., New York University
5 James H. MaloneyB.A., Harvard University
J.D., Boston University
6 Nancy L. JohnsonB.A., Radcliffe College
ALMichael N. CastleB.S., Hamilton College
M.B.A., University of Delaware
J.D., Georgetown University
1Jeff MillerB.A., University of Florida
2Allen Boyd, Jr.A.A., North Florida Junior College
B.S., Florida State University
3Corrine BrownB.S., M.S., Florida A&M University
M.S., University of Florida
4Ander Crenshaw A.B., University of Georgia
J.D., University of Florida
5Karen L. ThurmanA.A., Santa Fe Community College
B.A., University of Florida
6Cliff StearnsB.S., George Washington University
7John L. MicaA.A., Miami-Dade Community College
8Richard KellerB.S., East Tennessee State University
J.D., Vanderbilt University
9Michael BilirakisGeorge Washington University
B.S., University of Pittsburgh
10C.W. Bill Young--
11Jim DavisB.A., Washington and Lee University
12Adam PutnamB.S., University of Florida
13Dan MillerB.S., University of Florida
M.B.A., Emory University
Ph.D., Louisiana State University
14Porter J. GossB.A., Yale University
15Dave WeldonB.S., M.D., State University of New York,
Stonybrook
16Mark FoleyPalm Beach Community College
17Carrie P. MeekB.S., Florida A&M University
M.S., University of Michigan
18Ileana Ros-LehtinenA.A., Miami-Dade Community College
B.A., M.S., Florida International University
19Robert WexlerEmory University
J.D., George Washington University
20.Peter DeutschB.A., Swarthmore College
J.D., Yale University
21Lincoln Diaz-BalartB.A., University of South Florida
J.D., Case Western Reserve University
22E. Clay Shaw, Jr.B.A., J.D., Stetson University
M.A., University of Alabama
23Alcee L. HastingsB.A., Fisk University
J.D., Florida A&M University
1Jack KingstonA.B., University of Georgia
2Sanford D. Bishop, Jr.B.A., Morehouse College
J.D., Emory University
3Mac Collins--
4John LinderB.S., D.D.S., University of Minnesota
5John LewisB.A., American Baptist Theological
B.A., Fisk University
6Johnny IsaksonB.B.A., University of Georgia
7Bob BarrB.A., University of Southern California
M.A., George Washington University
8Saxby ChamblissLouisiana Tech University
B.B.A., University of Georgia
J.D., University of Tennessee
9Nathan DealB.A., J.D., Mercer University
10Charlie NorwoodB.S., Georgia Southern University
D.D.S., Georgetown University
11Cynthia McKinneyB.A., University of Southern California
Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
1Neil AbercrombieB.A., Union College
M.A., Ph.D., University of Hawaii
2Patsy T. MinkWilson College (Pennsylvania)
B.A., University of Hawaii
J.D., University of Chicago
1C.L. "Butch" OtterB.A., College of Idaho
2Michael K. SimpsonUtah State University
D.D.S., Washington University
1Bobby L. RushB.A., Roosevelt University
University of Illinois, Chicago
2Jesse L. Jackson, Jr.B.S., North Carolina A&T State University
M.A., Chicago Theological Seminary
J.D., University of Illinois
3William O. LipinskiLoras College
4Luis V. GutierrezB.A., Northeastern Illinois University
5Rod R. BlagojevichB.A., Northwestern University
J.D., Pepperdine University
6Henry J. HydeB.S.S., Georgetown University
J.D., Loyola University (Chicago)
7Danny K. DavisB.A., Arkansas A.M.& N. College
M.A., Chicago State University
Ph.D., Union Institute
8Philip M. CraneDePauw University
B.A., Hillsdale College
University of Vienna (Austria)
M.A., Ph.D., Indiana University
9Janice D. SchakowskyB.S., University of Illinois
10Mark KirkB.A., Cornell University
M.S., London School of Economics
11Jerry WellerB.S., University of Illinois
12Jerry F. CostelloA.A., Bellville Area College
B.A., Maryville College of the Sacred
13Judy BiggertB.A., Stanford University
J.D., Northwestern University
14J. Dennis HastertB.A., Wheaton College
M.A., Northern Illinois University
15Timothy JohnsonU.S. Military Academy
B.A., J.D., University of Illinois
16Donald ManzulloB.A., American University
J.D., Marquette University
17Lane EvansB.A., Augustana College
18Ray LaHoodSpoon River Community College
B.S., Bradley University
19David D. PhelpsSoutheastern Community College
B.S., Southern Illinois University
20.John M. ShimkusB.S., U.S. Military Academy
1Peter J. ViscloskyB.S., Indiana University
J.D., Notre Dame University
LL.M., Georgetown University
2Mike PenceB.A., Hanover College
J.D., Indiana University
3Tim RoemerB.A., University of California, San Diego
M.A., Ph.D., Notre Dame University
4Mark E. SouderB.S., Indiana University
M.B.A., Notre Dame University
5Steve BuyerB.S., The Citadel
J.D., Valparaiso University
6Dan BurtonIndiana University
Cincinnati Bible Seminary
7Brian KernsB.S., M.P.A., Indiana State University
8John HostettlerB.S., M.E., Rose-Hulman Institute of
9Baron P. HillB.A., Furman University
10Julia M. CarsonMartin University
Indiana University- Purdue University at
1James. A. LeachB.A., Princeton University
M.A., Johns Hopkins University
2Jim NussleB.A., Luther College
J.D., Drake University
3Leonard L. BoswellB.A., Graceland College
4Greg GanskeB.A., M.D., University of Iowa
5Tom LathanWartburg College
1Jerry MoranB.S., J.D., University of Kansas
2Jim RyunB.A., University of Kansas
3Dennis MooreSouthern Methodist University
B.A., University of Kansas
J.D., Wasburn University
4Todd TiahrtB.A., Evangel College
M.B.A., Southwest Missouri State
1Edward WhitfieldB.S., J.D., University of Kentucky
Wesley Theological Seminary
2Ron LewisB.A., University of Kentucky
M.A., Moorhead State University
3Anne M. NorthupB.A., St. Mary's College (Indiana)
4Ken LucasB.S., University of Kentucky
M.B.A., Xavier University
5Harold RogersWestern Kentucky University
A.B., LL.B., University of Kentucky
6Ernest L. FletcherB.S., M.D., University of Kentucky
1David VitterA.B., Harvard University
B.A., Oxford University
J.D., Tulane University
2William J. JeffersonB.A., Southern University
3W.J. (Billy) TauzinB.A., Nicholls State University
J.D., Louisiana State University
4Jim McCreryB.A., Louisiana Tech University
5John CookseyB.A., M.D., Louisiana State University
M.B.A., University of Texas
6Richard H. BakerB.A., Louisiana State University
7Chris JohnB.A., Louisiana State University
1Thomas H. AllenB.A., Bowdin College
B. Phil., Oxford University (England)
2John E. BaldacciB.A., University of Maine
1Wayne T. GilchrestA.A., Wesley College (Delaware)
B.A., Delaware State University
Loyola College (Baltimore)
2Robert Ehrlich, Jr.B.A., Princeton University
J.D., Wake Forest University
3Benjamin L. CardinB.A., University of Pittsburgh
LL.B., University of Maryland (Baltimore)
4Albert R. WynnB.S., University of Pittsburgh
5Steny H. HoyerB.S., University of Maryland
6Roscoe G. BartlettB.S., Columbia Union College
M.S., Ph.D., University of Maryland
7Elijah E. CummingsB.A., Howard University
J.D., University of Maryland
8Constance A. MorellaA.B., Boston University
M.A., American University
1John W. OlverB.S., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
M.A., Tufts University
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of
2Richard E. NealB.A., American International College
M.P.A., University of Hartford
3Jim McGovernB.A., M.P.A., American University
4Barney FrankB.A., J.D., Harvard University
5Martin T. MeehanB.A. University of Massachusetts
M.A., J.D., Suffolk University
6John F. TierneyB.A., Salem State College
J.D., Suffolk University
7Edward J. MarkeyB.A., J.D., Boston College
8Michael E. CapuanoB.A., Dartmouth College
J.D., Boston College
9Stephen LynchB.S., Wentworth Institute of Technology
M.A., Harvard University
10William D. DelahuntB.A., Middlebury College
1Bart StupakA.A., Northwestern Michigan
B.S., Saginaw Valley State College
J.D., Thomas Cooley Law School
2Peter HoekstraB.A., Hope College
M.B.A., University of Michigan
3Vernon J. EhlersCalvin College
A.B., Ph.D., University of California,
4Dave CampB.A., Albion College
J.D., University of California, San Diego
5James A. BarciaB.A., Saginaw Valley State College
6Fred UptonB.A., University of Michigan
7Nick SmithB.A., Michigan State University
M.S., University of Delaware
8Mike RogersB.A., Adrian College
9Dale E. KildeeB.A., Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit
M.A., University of Michigan
University of Peshawar (Pakistan)
10David E. BoniorB.A., University of Iowa
M.A., Chapman College
11Joe KnollenbergB.S., Eastern Illinois University
12Sander M. LevinB.A., University of Chicago
LL.B., Harvard University
13Lynn RiversB.A., University of Michigan
J.D., Wayne State University
14John Conyers, Jr.B.A., LL.B., Wayne State University
15Carolyn Cheeks KilpatrickA.A., Ferris State University
B.S., Western Michigan University
16John D. DingellB.S., J.D., Georgetown University
1Gil GutknechtB.A., University of Northern Iowa
2Mark KennedyB.A., St. John's University
3Jim RamstadB.A., University of Minnesota
4Betty McCollumA.A., Inver Hills Community College
B.A., College of St. Catherine
5Martin Olav SaboB.A., Augsburg College
6William P. (Bill) LutherB.S., J.D., University of Minnesota
7Collin C. PetersonB.A., Moorhead State University
8James L. OberstarB.A., College of St. Thomas (St. Paul)
M.A., College of Europe (Belgium)
1Roger WickerB.S., J.D., University of Mississippi
2Bennie ThompsonB.A., Tougaloo College
M.S., Jackson State University
3Charles W. (Chip) Mississippi College
PickeringB.A., University of Mississippi
M.B.A., Baylor University
4Ronnie ShowsB.A., University of Southern Mississippi
5Gene TaylorB.A., Tulane University
1William Lacy Clay, Jr.B.S., University of Maryland
2Todd AikenB.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute
M.Div., Covenant Theological Seminary
3Richard A. GephardtB.S., Northwestern University
J.D., University of Michigan
4Ike SkeltonA.B., LL.B., University of Missouri
University of Edinburgh (Scotland)
5Karen McCarthyB.S., M.B.A., University of Kansas
University of Birmingham (England)
M.A., University of Missouri
6Sam GravesB.S., University of Missouri
7Roy BluntB.S., Southwest Baptist University
M.A., Southwest Missouri State University
8Jo Ann EmersonB.A., Ohio Wesleyan University
9Kenny HulshofB.S., University of Missouri
J.D., University of Mississippi
ALDenny RehbergMontana State University
B.A., Washington State University
1Douglas BereuterB.A., University of Nebraska
M.C.P., M.P.A., Harvard University
2Lee TerryB.S., University of Nebraska
J.D., Creighton University
3Tom OsborneB.A., Hastings College
M.A., Ph.D., University of Nebraska
1Shelley BerkleyB.A., University of Nevada, Las Vegas
J.D., University of San Diego
2James A. GibbonsB.S., University of Nevada, Reno
J.D., Southwestern University
1John E. SununuB.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M.B.A., Harvard University
2Charles BassA.B., Dartmouth College
1Robert E. AndrewsB.A., Bucknell University
J.D., Cornell University
2Frank A. LoBiondoB.S., St. Joseph's University (Philadelphia)
3Jim SaxtonB.A., East Stroudsburg State College
4Christopher H. SmithB.A., Trenton State College
Worcester College (England)
5Marge RoukemaB.A., Montclair State College
6Frank Pallone, Jr.B.A., Middlebury College
M.A., Fletcher School of Law and
J.D., Rutgers University
7Mike FergusonB.A., University of Notre Dame
M.P.P., Georgetown University
8William J. Pascrell, Jr. B.A., M.A., Fordham University
9Steven R. RothmanB.A., Syracuse University
J.D., Washington University
10Donald M. PayneB.A., Seton Hall University
11Rodney FrelinghuysenB.A., Hobart College
Trinity College (Hartford)
12Rush HoltB.A. Carleton College
M.S., Ph.D., New York University
13Robert MenendezB.A., St. Peter's College
1Heather WilsonB.A., U.S. Air Force Academy
M.Phil., D.Phil., Oxford University
(England)
2Joe SkeenB.S., Texas A&M University
3Tom UdallB.A., Prescott College
B.L.L., Cambridge University (England)
J.D., University of New Mexico
1Felix Grucci, Jr.--
2Steven IsraelA.A., Nassau Community College
B.A., George Washington University
3Peter T. KingB.A., St. Francis College (Brooklyn)
4Carolyn McCarthyL.P.N., Glen Cove Nursing School
5Gary L. AckermanB.A., Queens College (Flushing)
6Gregory MeeksB.A., Adelphi University
7Joseph CrowleyB.A., Queens College
8Jerrold NadlerB.A., Columbia University
J.D., Fordham University
9Anthony D. WeinerB.A., State University of New York,
10Edolphus TownsB.S., North Carolina A&T State University
M.S.W., Adelphi University
11Major R. OwensB.A., Morehouse College
M.S., Atlanta University
12Nydia M. VelazquezB.A., University of Puerto Rico
M.A., New York University
13Vito FosellaB.S., University of Pennsylvania
14Carolyn B. MaloneyA.B., Greensboro College
New School for Social Research
University of Dijon (France)
15Charles B. RangelB.S., New York University
LL.B., St. John's University (Jamaica, NY)
16Jose E. SerranoLehman College
17Eliot L. EngelB.A., M.A., Hunter-Lehman College
J.D., New York Law School
18Nita M. LoweyB.A., Mount Holyoke College
19Sue W. KellyB.A., Denison University
M.A., Sarah Lawrence College
20Benjamin A. GilmanB.S., Wharton School of Business and
LL.B., New York Law School
21Michael R. McNultyA.B., Holy Cross College
22John E. SweeneyA.A. Hudson Valley Community College
B.A. Russell Sage College
J.D., Western New England College
23Sherwood L. BoehlertB.S., Utica College
24John M. McHughB.A., Utica College
M.P.A., State University of New York,
25James T. WalshB.A., St. Bonaventure University
26Maurice D. HincheyB.S., M.A., State University of New York,
27Thomas M. ReynoldsSpringville Griffith Institute
28Louise M. SlaughterB.S., M.S., University of Kentucky
29John J. LaFalceB.S., Canisius College
J.D., Villanova University
30Jack QuinnB.A., Siena College
B.A., State University of New York,
31Amo HoughtonB.A., M.B.A., Harvard University
1Eva ClaytonB.S., Johnson C. Smith University
M.S., North Carolina Central University
University of North Carolina Law School
2Bob EtheridgeNorth Carolina State University
B.S., Campbell University
3Walter B. Jones, Jr.North Carolina State University
A.B., Atlantic Christian College
4David E. PriceMars Hill College
B.A., University of North Carolina
B.D., Ph.D., Yale University
5Richard M. BurrB.A., Wake Forest University
6Howard CobleAppalachian State University
A.B., Guilford College
J.D., University of North Carolina
7Mike McIntyreB.A., J.D., University of North Carolina
8Robin HayesB.A., Duke University
9Sue MyrickHeidelberg College
10Cass BallengerUniversity of North Carolina
B.A., Amherst College
11Charles H. TaylorB.A., J.D., Wake Forest University
12Melvin WattB.S., University of North Carolina
ALEarl PomeroyB.A., J.D., University of North Dakota
University of Durham (England)
1Steve ChabotB.A., College of William and Mary
J.D., Northern Kentucky University
2Rob PortmanB.A., Dartmouth College
3Tony P. HallA.B., Denison University
4Michael G. OxleyB.A., M.A., Miami University
J.D., Ohio State University
5Paul E. GillmorB.A., Ohio Wesleyan University
6Ted StricklandB.A., Asbury College
M.A., University of Kentucky
M.A., Asbury Theological Seminary
Ph.D., University of Kentucky
7David L. HobsonB.A., Ohio Wesleyan University
8John A. BoehnerB.S., Xavier University (Cincinnati)
9Marcy KapturB.A., University of Wisconsin
M.U.P., University of Michigan
University of Manchester (England)
10Dennis KucinichB.A., M.A., Case Western Reserve
11Stephanie Tubbs JonesB.A., J.D., Case Western Reserve
12Pat TiberiB.A., Ohio State University
13Sherrod BrownB.A., Yale University
M.A., Ohio State University
14Tom SawyerB.A., M.A., University of Akron
15Deborah PryceB.A., Ohio State University
J.D., Capitol University
16Ralph RegulaB.A., Mount Union College
LL.B., William McKinley School of Law
17James A. Traficant, Jr.B.S., University of Pittsburgh
M.S., Youngstown State University
18Robert W. NeyOhio University
B.S., Ohio State University
19Steven C. LaTouretteB.A., University of Michigan
J.D., Cleveland State University
1Steve LargentB.S., University of Tulsa
2Brad CarsonB.A., Baylor University
M.A., Oxford University
J.D., University of Oklahoma
3Wes WatkinsB.S., M.S., Oklahoma State University
4J.C. WattsB.S., University of Oklahoma
5Ernest J. Istook, Jr.B.A., Baylor University
J.D., Oklahoma City University
6Frank D. LucasB.S., Oklahoma State University
1David WuB.S., Stanford University
2Greg WaldenB.S., University of Oregon
3Earl BlumenauerB.A., J.D., Lewis and Clark College
4Peter A. DeFazioB.A., Tufts University
M.S., University of Oregon
5Darlene HooleyPasadena Nazarene College
B.S., Oregon State University
1Robert A. Brady--
2Chaka FattahA.A., Community College of Philadelphia
M.A., University of Pennsylvania
3Robert A. Borski, Jr.B.A., University of Baltimore
4Melissa HartB.A., Washington and Jefferson College
J.D., University of Pittsburgh
5John E. PetersonPennsylvania State University
6Tim HoldenUniversity of Richmond
B.A., Bloomsburg State College
7Curt WeldonB.A., West Chester State College
8James C. GreenwoodB.A., Dickinson College
9Bill ShusterB.A., Dickinson College
10Donald L. SherwoodB.A., Dartmouth College
11Paul E. KanjorskiTemple University
12John P. MurthaB.A., University of Pittsburgh
13Joseph M. HoeffelB.S., Boston University
J.D., Temple University
14William J. CoyneB.S., Robert Morris College
15Patrick J. ToomeyB.A., Harvard University
16Joseph R. PittsB.A., Asbury College
M.Ed., West Chester University
17George W. GekasB.A., Dickinson College
LL.B., J.D., Dickinson School of Law
18Michael F. DoyleB.S., Pennsylvania State University
19Todd PlattsB.S., Shippensburg University
20Frank R. MascaraB.S., California University of Pennsylvania
21Phil EnglishB.A., University of Pennsylvania
1Patrick J. KennedyB.A., Providence College
2Jim LangevinB.A., Rhode Island College
M.P.A., Harvard College
1Henry Brown- -
2Addison "Joe" G. WilsonB.A., Washington and Lee University
J.D., University of South Carolina
3Lindsey GrahamB.A., M.A., J.D., University of South
4Jim DeMintB.S., University of Tennessee
M.B.A., Clemson University
5John M. Spratt, Jr.A.B., Davidson College
M.A., Oxford University (England)
LL.B. Yale University
6James E. ClyburnB.S., South Carolina State College
ALJohn ThuneB.S., Biola University
M.B.A., University of South Dakota
1Bill JenkinsB.S., Tennessee Technological University
B.A., J.D., University of Tennessee
2John J. Duncan, Jr.B.S., University of Tennessee
3Zach WampUniversity of North Carolina
4Van HillearyB.S., University of Tennessee
5Bob ClementB.S., University of Tennessee
M.B.A., Memphis State University
6Bart GordonB.S., Middle Tennessee State University
7Edward BryantB.A., J.D., University of Mississippi
8John S. TannerB.S., J.D., University of Tennessee
9Harold E. Ford, Jr.B.A., University of Pennsylvania
1Max SandlinB.A., J.D., Baylor University
2Jim TurnerB.B.A., M.B.A., J.D., University of Texas
3Sam JohnsonB.B.A., Southern Methodist University
M.S.I.A., George Washington University
4Ralph M. HallTexas Christian University
LL.B., Southern Methodist University
5Pete SessionsB.S., Southwestern University
6Joe BartonB.S., Texas A&M University
M.S., Purdue University
7John CulbersonB.A., Southern Methodist University
J.D., South Texas College of Law
8Kevin BradyB.S., University of South Dakota
9Nick LampsonB.A., M.A., Lamar University
10Lloyd DoggettB.B.A., J.D., University of Texas
11Chet EdwardsB.A., Texas A&M University
12Kay GrangerB.S., Texas Wesleyan University
13William M. (Mac)B.A., Texas Tech University
ThornberryJ.D., University of Texas
14Ron PaulB.S., Gettysburg College
M.D., Duke University
15Ruben HinojosaB.B.A., University of Texas
M.B.A., University of Texas-Pan American
16Silvestre ReyesUniversity of Texas
Texas Western College
A.A., El Paso Community College
17Charles W. StenholmTarleton State Junior College
B.S., M.S., Texas Tech University
18Sheila Jackson LeeB.A., Yale University
J.D., University of Virginia
19Larry CombestB.B.A., West Texas State University
20Charles A. GonzalezB.A., University of Texas
21Lamar S. SmithB.A., Yale University
J.D., Southern Methodist University
22Tom DeLayBaylor University
B.S., University of Houston
23Henry BonillaB.A., University of Texas, Austin
24Martin FrostB.A., B.J., University of Missouri,
25Ken BentsenB.A., University of St. Thomas (Houston)
M.P.A., American University
26Dick ArmeyB.A., Jamestown College
M.A., University of North Dakota
Ph.D., University of Oklahoma
27Solomon P. OrtizDel Mar College
28Ciro D. RodriguezB.A., St. Mary's University (San Antonio)
M.S.W., Our Lady of the Lake University
29Gene GreenB.B.A., University of Houston
30Eddie Bernice JohnsonB.S. Texas Christian University
M.P.A., Southern Methodist University
1James V. HansenB.S., University of Utah
2Jim MathesonB.A., Harvard University
M.B.A., UCLA
3Christopher B. CannonB.S., J.D., Brigham Young University
ALBernard SandersB.A., University of Chicago
1Jo Ann DavisHampton Roads Business College
2Edward L. SchrockB.A. Alderson-Broaddus College
3Robert C. ScottB.A., Harvard University
4Randy ForbesB.A., Randolph-Macon College
5Virgil H. Goode, Jr.B.A., University of Richmond
6Robert W. GoodlatteB.A., Bates College
J.D., Washington and Lee University
7Eric CantorB.A., George Washington University
J.D., College of William and Mary
M.S., Columbia University
8James P. MoranB.A., College of the Holy Cross
M.P.A., University of Pittsburgh
9Rick BoucherB.A., Roanoke College
10Frank R. WolfB.A., Pennsylvania State University
LL.B., Georgetown University
11Thomas M. DavisB.A., Amherst College
1Jay InsleeStanford University
B.A., University of Washington, Seattle
J.D., Willamette University
2Rick LarsenB.A., Pacific Lutheran University
M.P.A., University of Minnesota
3Brian BairdB.S., University of Utah
M.S., Ph.D., University of Wyoming
4Richard (Doc) HastingsColumbia Basin College
5George NethercuttB.A., Washington State University
J.D., Gonzaga University
6Norman D. DicksB.A., J.D., University of Washington
7Jim McDermottB.S., Wheaton College
M.D., University of Illinois
8Jennifer DunnUniversity of Washington
B.A., Stanford University
9Adam SmithB.A., Fordham University
J.D., University of Washington
1Alan B. MollohanA.B., College of William and Mary
J.D., West Virginia University
2Shelley Moore CapitoB.S., Duke University
M.Ed., University of Virginia
3Nick J. Rahall IIA.B., Duke University
1Paul RyanB.A., Miami University (Ohio)
2Tammy BaldwinA.B., Smith College
J.D., University of Wisconsin
3Ron KindB.A., Harvard University
M.A., London School of Economics
J.D., University of Minnesota
4Gerald D. KleczkaUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
5Thomas M. BarrettB.A., J.D., University of Wisconsin,
6Thomas E. PetriB.A., J.D., Harvard University
7David R. ObeyB.S., M.A., University of Wisconsin,
8Mark GreenA.B., University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
J.D., University of Wisconsin, Madison
9F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr.A.B., Stanford University
ALBarbara CubinCasper College
B.S., Creighton University
Delegates and Resident Commissioner
Eni F.H. FaleomavaegaaB.A. Brigham Young University
Texas Southern University Law School
J.D., University of Houston
L.L.M., University of California, Berkeley
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Anibal Acevedo-VilabB.A., University of Puerto Rico
LL.M., Harvard University
Eleanor Holmes NortonaB.A., Antioch College
M.A., J.D., Yale University
Robert A. UnderwoodaB.A., M.A., California State University
Ed.D., University of Southern California
Donna Christian-ChristensenaB.A., St. Mary's College, (Notre Dame, IN)
M.D., George Washington University
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The Meta Quest 2 will cost 100 euros more: from 349 € to 449.99 €
Meta Quest 2 will cost more. Meta has announced the new prices for Italy: overnight the viewer will cost over 100 euros more.
Meta will raise the price of some of its virtual reality headsets. We start with Meta Quest 2 , which starting from August 1st will cost an extra 100 dollars . The 128GB version will go from the current $ 299.99 to $ 399.99.
This is an extremely high rise, which can only be partially justified by inflation. The 256GB version will also increase by $ 100 flat and, therefore, from 399.99 it will go to $ 499.99.
We are not talking about a restyling or a new version of the viewer. Consumers will have to pay $ 100 to get the exact same headset. Only the price changes.
The price increases not only concerning the United States of America. In these hours Meta has also announced the new prices for Europe and Italy: from 1 August it will go from the current 349 euros to 449.99 euros for the 128GB version. Same fate for the 256GB model, which will go from 449 to 549.99 euros . Again, the increase is € 100.99 on both models.
The company has announced that it has been forced to raise prices for a variety of reasons: in addition to inflation, the general increase in the costs of components and some raw materials also weighs. Selling the viewers at previous prices had long since become "economically unsustainable".
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* Estimates. Sum of gross payments, UK rebate and public sector receipts do not exactly equal the Net contributions figure. This is due to the effects of rounding.


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Dr. rer. nat. Robert J. Kittel
Faculty of Life Sciences, Institute of Biology
Dept. of Animal Physiology
P: +49 (931) 31-86046
E: kittel@uni-leipzig.de
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Since 2018 Full Professor of Biology at the Faculty of Life Sciences, Leipzig University
2014-2018 Akademischer Rat / Group Leader at the Department of Physiology (Chair: Prof. M. Heckmann), University of Würzburg
2009-2014 Emmy Noether Group Leader at the Department of Physiology (Chair: Prof. M. Heckmann), University of Würzburg
2008-2009 Postdoctoral fellow at the at the Carl-Ludwig Institute of Physiology, (Chair: Prof. J. Eilers),Leipzig University
2006-2007 Postdoctoral fellow at the Institute of Clinical Neurobiology (Chair: Prof. M. Sendtner), University of Würzburg
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2009 Dr. rer. nat. – Biology, University of Göttingen
2002 B. Sc. – Bachelor of Science
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1998 – 2002 Undergraduate studies in Neurosciences, University of Glasgow, Bachelor of Science
Scientific activities, honors, awards
Since 2015 Editorial board member of Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience
2015 Scientific Reviewer for the French National Research Agency (ANR)
2014 Committee member of 'The Active Zone Meeting', Würzburg
2014 Co-organizer of the conference 'Channelrhodopsin et al.', Würzburg
2014 Scientific Reviewer for HFSP Program Grant
2009-2015 Emmy Noether Program of the German Research Council (DFG)
2008 formel.1 Program of the Medical Faculty, University of Leipzig


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Updated 23 May, 2018 - 14:00 ancient-origins
50,000-year-old Siberian bones may be the 'oldest Homo sapiens' outside Africa and Middle East
By: The Siberian Times reporter
Bones unearthed in eastern Siberia could be the oldest modern humans outside Africa and the Middle East. The discovery would change thinking about the arrival of man in Siberia. Some of the recovered bones - dated to about 50,000 years ago - are still undergoing tests to identify them, while others have been dated to about 30,000 years ago, and identified as Homo sapiens .
The finds of 'lion-hunting ancient man' were discovered during the construction of a new road near Lake Baikal in the Russian republic of Buryatia, Siberia and have been undergoing tests at Germany's Max Planck Institute.
The discovery was made in the Tunkinskaya Valley by Irkutsk scientists in 2016.
The location of the find site, near Tunka village in the Republic of Buryatia, eastern Siberia, Russia.
If the older bones are verified as being Homo sapiens, it will alter scientific thinking about the arrival of man in Siberia and these will be the oldest bones found in Northern Eurasia. However, further tests are needed to confirm whether the older bones are also Homo sapiens or another human species, such as Neanderthal.
The younger bones were found alongside tools and animal bones indicating these ancients were proficient hunters of cave lions, bison, horses and deer.
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Two fragments of bones found on Area 2 of Tuyana site. Image: Evgeniy Rogovskoi
Dr Evgeniy Rogovskoi, senior researcher at the Institute of Archeology and Ethnography at the Siberian branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said:
"The bones were found in 2016 during rescue archaeological works near the Buryatian village of Tunka. Work on constructing a new road was about to start, so archaeologists rushed here to see if they could take any material from the site…The bones were found within half a meter of the surface."
Set of bones found on Area 1 and dated to 30,000 years old. Image: Evgeniy Rogovskoi
"We have introduced them to the scientific community only now, two years after the find, because we have been waiting for test results on them. There were two set of bones, one was dated as 27,000 to 30,000 years old, the other as 50,000 years old."
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'Work on constructing a new road was about to start, so archaeologists rushed here to see if they could take any material from the site. Image: Evgeniy Rogovskoi
The younger bones have been confirmed as 'modern-type' humans – Homo sapiens. The older ones are still undergoing tests to establish whether they are Homo sapiens, or Neanderthal or another pre-human group.
The researchers say that if they are prehistoric Home sapiens remains, these will be the oldest found in northern Eurasia.
"More ancient bones were found (here), but these were not Homo sapiens," said Dr Rogovskoi.
Animal bones found at the site. Image: Vesti.Irkutsk
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Excavations at Tuyana archaeological site. Image: Vesti.Irkutsk, Evgeniy Rogovskoi
A large arsenal of bone knives was also found at the site, indicating the owners must have been practiced hunters. Some of the sharp tools found at the site used semi-precious topaz and rock crystal.
An amulet was made of a cave lion tooth.
Dr Mikhail Shunkov, the institute's director, said:
"It is hard to over-estimate the importance of the find. During the last several decades, the way experts see development of human evolution in southern Siberia has been changing quite drastically. The most important question now is when Homo Sapiens appeared in Siberia, and the Tunka valley finds will allow scientists to shed light on it."
An amulet made of a cave lion tooth. Image: Vesti.Irkutsk
Older Homo sapiens remains have been found in Morocco dating back 300,000 years, it was announced last year.
And in a cave in Israel, a jawbone is believed to be of Homo sapiens origin. It has been dated to almost 200,000 years old, twice the age of any previous discovery outside Africa where our species is believed to have originated.
Top image: The older set of bones found on Tuyana site dated to 50,000 years ago. Source: Vesti Irkutsk
The article ' 50,000 year old Siberian bones may be the 'oldest Homo sapiens' outside Africa and Middle East ' originally appeared on The Siberian Times and has been republished with permission.
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Johnson and Taylor have now written a book on the current campus sexual assault panic, to be published in January by Encounter Books. Sander and Taylor have also filed amicus briefs in Supreme Court cases involving admissions preferences.
Since 1980, Taylor has done reporting and commentary about issues ranging from the biggest Supreme Court cases to race, voting rights, mindlessly excessive criminal penalties, the death penalty, war powers, gerrymandering, guns, polarization, the perceived tensions between civil liberties and national security, torture, campaign finance, education, health care, impeachment, and a wide range of other issues. He has often been called one of the nation's leading legal journalists and has been known for breaking with both liberal and conservative conventional wisdom.
Taylor was a reporter for The New York Times from 1980-1988, covering legal affairs and then the Supreme Court; he wrote commentaries and long features for The American Lawyer, Legal Times and their affiliates from 1989-1997, and for National Journal and Newsweek from 1998 through 2010; he has written (less often) on a freelance basis for numerous publications since 2010. He has been published by The Atlantic, The New Republic, National Review, RealClearPolitics.com, Slate, The Daily Beast, Harper's, Reader's Digest, and other magazines, plus op-eds for The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, and USA Today. He has been interviewed on all major television and radio networks. He taught "Law and the News Media" at Stanford Law School in 2011 and 2012 and practices law on occasion.
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Iraqi Premier's Rule Again Questioned
Haider al-Abadi has backtracked on his most ambitious reform pledges
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi at a meeting of his cabinet on August 9, 2015, during which it endorsed his reform package aimed at reducing corruption and streamlining the government budget.Photo: Reuters
By Nour Malas
Sept. 23, 2015 7:18 pm ET
BAGHDAD—In a few hours last month, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi reversed a year of mounting criticism and became the resolute leader many Iraqis and his Western allies were demanding.
Yet after stunning Iraqis by announcing a plan to tackle corruption and streamline government, he has backtracked on his most ambitious reform pledges under pressure from Shiite Muslim hard-liners backed by Iran, Western and Iraqi officials said.


Rav Moshe Y.T. Wachtfogel was one of the famed יד חזקה – the original 14 talmidim who learned at Rav Isser Zalman Meltzer's yeshiva in Slutzk when it opened in 1897.
All 14 are named in the entry for R. Isser Zalman that appeared on pp. 363, 364 of ספר אהלי שם that was printed in 1912. They appear in a loose alphabetical order by first name and Rav Moshe Yomtov appears eighth.
Reb Eli Ber Wachtfogel told me that when they brought him to Eretz Yisroel to re-bury him ( that was 3 years after he was niftar and it took a while for the ship to get to EY ) he was still whole.


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Grounded Boeing 737 Max side-effects – Flyadeal ditches Boeing
by Saurav Bhagat
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This is the first client Boeing lost after its Max aircraft fleet's worldwide grounding in less than a year after two deadly accidents.
The total revenue airlines are losing per day for all the 737 MAX aircraft that are now grounded could be close to US$60m
Airlines around the globe have stopped Boeing's 737 MAX fleet. First commercially launched in 2017, the 737 MAX is the fourth generation of the 737 family of Boeing and in the early years of service, it is not uncommon for fresh aircraft to go through technical problems. In the past, both Airbus ' A380 airliner and Boeing's Dreamliner were stopped owing to technical problems (in 2010 the A380 had engine problems and in 2014 the Dreamliner had battery problems). But on several fronts, the present scenario is distinct and could prove expensive for Boeing.
However, 157 individuals were murdered by the crash of Ethiopians Airlines Flight 302, which caused the grounding of 737 MAX aircraft around the globe. 189 individuals were murdered by the Lion Air 737 MAX that collapsed in October 2018 and reported to have comparable problems to the tragedy of Ethiopian Airlines.
The software of Boeing and the integrated flight control function that researchers believe triggered the two deadly accidents are now being asked severe questions. For this, Boeing has pledged a software fix, but its roll-out is postponed and carriers around the globe keep their 737 MAX aircraft grounded.
What is the potential for loss of revenue and additional costs incurred when an aircraft is grounded?
Direct costs that are not absorbed are as follows:
Staff costs: Type-specific flight and cabin crews cannot be transmitted to another sort. Using a crude order of numbers of size. This could amount to $5,000 per day for 2 flight crew and 4 cabin crew.
Leasing/finance costs: A typical monthly lease of $360,000 implies that $12,000 is wasted every day. Airlines must cover the cost of leasing/financing regardless of whether or not the airplane is flying.
Parking fees: Airports (especially significant airports in the town) can be very costly aircraft parking spaces. We're going to use a typical $5,000 per day payment.
Passenger re-routing/compensation: k). We will suppose 6 flights per day at a load factor of 90% @ 180 pax max for the purpose of this practice. This can be a nightmare to organize and highly expensive for an airline/tour operator. Options can include simply canceling flights and repaying income, organizing alternative flights through wet leasing. For some Airlines that have heavy load factors and want to provide their faithful clients' continuity, wet short-term lending may be a favored alternative.
Large airlines with some excess capacity may be prepared to offer solutions from their own fleets, other airlines will be less versatile because they will not have such capability. We estimate that the cost to 1,000 travelers per day is in the order of disturbance to be an average of USD 100 per pax, totaling $ 100,000 per day.
The total revenue airlines are losing per day for all the 737 MAX aircraft that are now grounded could be close to US$60m.
The figure of US$ 60 m above should be regarded with caution, of course. Extrapolating the numbers for the US industry to calculate a number for the remainder of the globe may not be completely suitable, and at best one-fifth of the above sum is profit. Nevertheless, we can readily foresee Boeing facing aviation proceedings of hundreds of millions of USD if the aircraft stay grounded for any lengthy span of a moment. There is no international convention to restrict the quantity of liability that can be faced by aircraft manufacturers if they are discovered to be responsible.
Hundreds of millions of bucks may seem like a manageable quantity for a business that in 2018 alone made a profit of US$ 10.5 billion. But Boeing's long-term expenses are probable to be in the billions of USD owing to the lost company. For example, the order of 50 aircraft that Indonesian airline Garuda had withdrawn was worth US$ 4.9 billion.
There is no doubt that the American producer will gain lessons from all this. The 737 MAX accidents can stay a bleak place in the past of Boeing, and a story of caution for the future. But ultimately, the lives of the 346 victims of the two recent crashes, as well as the pain and suffering inflicted on their loved ones, can not be placed at a cost.
Boeing's 737 Max loses the first customer as Flyadeal goes to Airbus
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In a media release published yesterday, Flyadeal – introduced by its parent Saudi flag airline Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudia) on September 23, 2017 – announced an order for an additional 20 Airbus A320 Neo planes. Aircraft deliveries will begin in 2021.
Flyadeal's distribution of the fresh aircraft is the result of the contract that Saudia agreed in June this year at the Paris Air Show, Flyadeal added. That arrangement amounted to 100 aircraft in total.
"The extra planes are component of the Saudi Arabian Airlines Corporation's dual-brand approach where Flyadeal provides the price-conscious client seeking Everyday Low Fares," said Flyadeal.
Last week, on the B737 Max fix, Boeing's chief executive, Dennis Muilenburg, said his business must "take the time necessary."
This is the first client Boeing lost after its Max aircraft fleet's worldwide grounding in less than a year after two deadly accidents. The company went near to losing an order in March when Indonesian flag airline Garuda Indonesia said it had sent a letter to Boeing calling for the cancelation of its order for 49 Boeing 737 Max planes (one aircraft out of the order for 50 had already been supplied).
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Police in Hesse expand use of "Super Recognisers"
In Frankfurt, two full-time officers are now working for the humanoid facial recognition. Every day, they compare current wanted persons with existing pictures in police databases. The procedure is also supposed to work with concealed faces.
Since November 2020, the Hessian police have been testing the use of so-called "Super Recognisers" for everyday investigations, manhunts, at events and political assemblies. These are people with the talent to memorise faces and recognise them in pictures or even in a crowd.
An estimated one to two percent of all people are said to have this ability, British scientist Josh Davis found out within the Metropolitan Police. In the course of his study for the University of Greenwich, he noticed that the same officers were always able to identify a particularly large number of suspects on video footage. Recognition is said to be possible even if the image of the person being searched is a photo that is several years old.
Deployed at protests, Christmas markets and football stadiums
Davis subsequently supported the police in Munich in setting up such a unit, and deployments have since taken place at admission control and at the "video workstation" of the Oktoberfest, among other things. In 2017, even before the official start of the unit, six Bavarian officers supported the "Black Block" special commission in Hamburg, which was set up after the G20 summit, in viewing video footage.
Since 2018, Baden-Wuerttemberg has identified several "Super Recognisers" in its own ranks; in June 2020, they are said to have played a significant role in the investigation of the "Stuttgart riot night". In the meantime, all police trainees at the state Police College undergo a corresponding identification procedure, and assignments are also carried out at Christmas markets or football stadiums. In addition to Berlin, Saxony is now also planning a similar pilot project.
Scanning images from camera surveillance
So far, 1,000 participants of the Frankfurt police have passed the test for "Super Recognisers", and 45 of them were found to have special memory skills. Two officers are now working full-time for this purpose. Every day, they compare current wanted persons with picture data of known perpetrators or suspects. In their investigations, the officers also search through still images from video cameras in public spaces. If necessary, the full-time officers are assisted by the other colleagues who have been found to have the ability.
According to the Hessian Ministry of the Interior, the Super Recognisers" also made possible the arrest of a suspect at Frankfurt Central Station. The suspect had tried to kill a person with a knife. Based on images from a video camera, he was found in the police's image database.
Fragments of the face should be sufficient for recognition
Since May 2021, the Hessian police claim to have recognised persons in more than 400 cases. Experience has shown that officers can identify faces or persons even if only fragments of the face are available as image material or if the persons have changed their appearance. This had already been reported by the police chief Gerhard Bereswill on the occasion of the protests against the further construction of the A49 in Dannenröder Forst. There, activists had covered themselves with scarves or painted their faces. With the use of "Super Recognisers", it was finally possible to identify people who had destroyed their papillary lines on their fingertips, Bereswill stressed.
The "Super Recognisers" will now become a permanent feature at all seven Hessian police headquarters. This was announced by the Minister of the Interior, Peter Beuth (CDU), after a visit to the police in Frankfurt on Thursday. A fortnight ago, the Ministry of the Interior had organised a kick-off event for this purpose. In autumn, state-wide tests are to begin to find out which officers have the skills. The police use the test procedure of the University of Greenwich, which is available on the internet.
Image: Merianplatz Frankfurt, universaldilletant, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.
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