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European compliance departments – already busy with GDPR implementation and Brexit structuring projects – may have been heard to let out a small sigh when further changes to European anti-money laundering rules were confirmed by the European Parliament last week. Whilst everyone wants to avoid taking dirty money into their funds, it is less than a year since the 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive became effective across the European Union, requiring fairly significant upgrades of policies and procedures. Surely further changes are not needed already?
The good news is that – although some tweaks to policies will be needed when the next set of changes become effective – the reforms are incremental and mostly affect the regulatory authorities. Private funds will not have to make dramatic changes. And, in any case, there is still plenty of time: the 5th Anti-Money Laundering Directive (AMLD5) was adopted by the European Parliament on 19 April 2018, following political agreement at the end of last year, but it now needs to be approved by the Council. That approval is expected in May or June, and member states will then have 18 months to pass implementing legislation. (Incidentally, the UK is very likely to implement these changes even as it prepares to leave the European Union, since the terms of the currently proposed transitional period require it to adopt any new rules that become effective before December 2020.)
But there are two proposed changes that are relevant to fund managers, and it would be useful to keep these in mind ahead of the expected implementation date at the end of 2019.
First, access to the register of ultimate beneficial owners of European entities – including, of course, portfolio companies – will be extended. Under the existing pan-EU rules, implemented in June last year, “beneficial owners” – individuals that own or control an entity, including by holding at least 25 percent of the entity’s shares (directly or indirectly) – have to be recorded on a register, but do not have to be publicly identified. Some countries, including Denmark and (to some extent) the Netherlands, have already gone further and made their registers public, and the UK (which had substantially implemented the EU requirement a year earlier, through its Register of Persons with Significant Control) had already done so. Other countries, including Germany, France and Luxembourg, currently limit access to their register to public authorities and others “able to demonstrate a legitimate interest”.
AMLD5 will change that. It will require some basic information – identity, month and year of birth, country of residence and nationality, as well as the nature and extent of the beneficial interest held – to be available to “any member of the general public” in all EU countries. Further, AMLD5 will enable beneficial ownership information in relation to trusts – the settlors, trustees and beneficiaries – to be accessed not only by public authorities, but also anyone “able to demonstrate a legitimate interest” and (in some cases) those who file a written request. It will also extend the obligations to trust-like structures (such as certain types of German Treuhand), which were apparently overlooked in the last round of reforms. Ultimately, the national registers will be connected to permit cooperation and exchange of information between member states.
Secondly, AMLD5 will upgrade the rules applying to firms dealing with parties from designated high-risk third countries, such as Ethiopia, Sri Lanka and Iran. Business relationships will be made subject to specific enhanced due diligence measures. These will be required whether a firm is dealing with an individual or a legal entity, and will require the firm to gather information on the customer’s source of wealth and source of funds (and that of its beneficial owner), obtain approval from senior management for establishing the relationship, and monitor the relationship more closely.
So, firms will have to keep money laundering rules on their own project list for the time being, but the rule changes envisaged by AMLD5 are mostly designed to help the authorities to detect and pursue money launderers, and are not radical. It seems like a small price to pay if AMLD5 achieves its goal: to enlarge and strengthen the EU’s ability to bear down on money laundering and terrorist financing.


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South Carolina women’s basketball (14-5, 6-1 SEC) defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores (6-14, 1-6 SEC) 80-69 at Colonial Life Arena on Monday.
The Gamecocks got off to a fast start with an 11-5 lead after a Vanderbilt timeout with 7:48 remaining in the first quarter. Alexis Jennings and Te’a Cooper each had four points before the timeout.
South Carolina took a 26-22 lead into the second quarter as Jennings led the team with eight points in the first quarter.
Vanderbilt came back strong to start the second quarter with a 12-0 scoring run. South Carolina went zero for 11 in field goals over a span of five minutes and 36 seconds. Vanderbilt led 34-28 after a South Carolina timeout. Vanderbilt’s Cierra Walker sparked the 12-0 run with back-to-back 3-pointers.
“We didn’t have any rebounding when we shot the ball,” head coach Dawn Staley said, referring to the first half. “I thought we were trying to be aggressive. It was probably a little bit of too much one-on-one play.”
Vanderbilt took a 40-38 lead into halftime as South Carolina’s Destanni Henderson made a layup right before the buzzer.
Jennings, Cooper and Tyasha Harris each had eight points in the first half. Mikiah Herbert Harrigan finished the first half with seven points.
South Carolina came out in the second half and regained the lead with an 8-2 scoring run. The Gamecocks led 46-42 after the first three minutes of the third quarter.
The momentum did not stop as South Carolina made four consecutive field-goal attempts to take a 61-50 lead into the fourth quarter. Vanderbilt went two for 10 in field goals during this span. The Gamecocks outscored the Commodores 23-10 in the third quarter.
“I thought our post players did a great job offensively making shots,” Staley said. “I thought overall our depth at the post position was the thing that really gave us an edge when it comes to dominating the post players.”
South Carolina did not take its foot off the gas in the fourth quarter. The Gamecocks stretched their lead to 78-59 in the first four minutes of the fourth quarter with a 9-0 run and six consecutive successful field goals.
This was all the Gamecocks needed to finish off an 80-69 win over the Commodores.
“I thought we closed the gap and actually beat them on the boards at the end of the game,” Staley said. “That was good to take from this.”
Of South Carolina’s 80 points, 50 were in the paint and 20 were off of turnovers. South Carolina also outscored Vanderbilt 23-5 in fast break points.
“We picked up full-court pressing early,” Cooper said. “We stayed in it. We were forcing a lot of turnovers.”
Cooper led South Carolina with 18 points. Herbert Harrigan and Jennings each had 15 points. Harris had 14 points and led the team with six assists. Victaria Saxton led South Carolina with eight rebounds.
“I’m very comfortable in my jump shot,” Herbert Harrigan said. “Even when I’m missing, just keep shooting because eventually it will fall.”
The Gamecocks will now turn their attention to No. 19 Kentucky. South Carolina will travel to Memorial Coliseum in Lexington, Kentucky on Thursday, Jan. 31 to face the Wildcats in a top-20 matchup. Tip-off is set for 6:30 p.m. on SEC Network.


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Migrants on the Move
Hill artist Rashin Kheiriyeh teams with award-winning children’s author Kyo Maclear in “Story Boat,” a new picture book about families forced to flee their homes. Told from the point of view of one little girl—who never says what they are escaping from or where they are going—the story takes on an almost dreamlike quality. The migrants, their nationality both universal and irrelevant, trudge along, carting their belongings, sleeping in tents, and eventually piling into a raft. Along the way, the girl tells us, “things keep changing,” and “here isn’t always the same.”
Throughout the journey, she focuses on the few familiar comforts left to her—a warm cup to sip from, a soft blanket to sleep under, and a lamp to read by—and, using her cheerful imagination, transforms these simple pleasures into delightful fantasies. The blanket becomes a sail, propelling her in the cup over white-capped waves, with the lamp a lighthouse beckoning her on. “Where will we be?” she wonders. “Who will we meet?”
There are no answers. In the end, there is only the knowledge that their journey holds “the openness of a story.” And that the displaced children will continue to “dream and draw, / Make and play, / Search for treasure, / Find our way / And grow.”
Using a contrasting palette of cool blues and warm apricots, Kheiriyeh creates a world that conveys both uncertainty and wonder, joy and danger. Each vignette contains unspoken depths of feeling, from the guileless pleasures of a child to the worry and fatigue bending the backs of the grown-ups. Her artwork is the perfect complement to Maclear’s spare, lovely text, and a moving tribute to the nameless refugees all over the world seeking nothing more than a safe haven for themselves and their children.
Rashin Kheiriyeh is an internationally renowned illustrator, author, animator, and painter who has published more than 80 children’s books in countries all over the world and has received some 50 awards, including the 2017 Sendak Fellow Award. She teaches art at the University of Maryland and illustrates for The New York Times and other publications. www.rashinart.com
Migrants Kept Out
While more pressing concerns have pushed it out of the headlines, immigration remains a political hot-button issue. Now a pair of local reporters contends that much of the furor that Trump generated in his 2016 campaign and during the first years of his presidency was orchestrated by behind-the-scenes operatives bent on using him as a “vessel” for their anti-immigration agenda.
In “Border Wars: Inside Trump’s Assault on Immigration,” Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Michael D. Shear describe how restrictivists like Steve Bannon, Jeff Sessions, and Stephen Miller planted the seeds of Trump’s desire for a “big, beautiful wall” on the Mexican border by flattering his experience as a builder and exploiting his racist tendencies. He needed little encouragement, especially when he discovered that his crude rhetoric about rapists and criminals coming across the border incited his followers into a xenophobic frenzy.
With limited understanding, a “visceral antipathy” against immigrants, and an almost pathological fear of appearing weak, Trump issued travel bans, declared a “national emergency” to thwart the “invasion” of “caravans” advancing on the border, and, most famously, enforced a policy of separating children from their parents. “Unbothered by the details,” he even attempted to undo the birthright citizenship guaranteed by the Fourteenth Amendment. And, of course, he continued to clamor for a border wall (or, barring that, a moat filled with alligators).
Davis and Shear expertly fill in a picture of a president ensconced in an “echo chamber in the White House,” angrily demanding solutions without listening to the explanations, refusing to acknowledge the legal limits of his authority, and suppressing anything (or anyone) disagreeing with his “gut” instincts. It’s a dispiriting scenario of a president existing “in a parallel universe of his own making,” denying the damage his policies have wrought and seeking only to blame others for his failings. “Border Wars” is at times an infuriating read, but it’s a cogent and authoritative inside account that should be required reading for every thoughtful American who plans to cast a vote this fall.
Julie Hirschfeld Davis is a congressional correspondent at the New York Times and has covered Washington politics for 22 years. Michael D. Shear is a White House correspondent in the New York Times Washington bureau and was part of the Pulitzer Prize-winning team that covered the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings. www.borderwarsbook.com
The Lyon’s Share
What have you been reading lately? Like many people, when we first went into lockdown, I had trouble concentrating. The books I had been reading simply couldn’t hold my interest. I was too distracted, too edgy. I needed to go someplace familiar and comforting.
So I took Hamlet’s advice to Ophelia and got me to a nunnery—in spirit, at least. I returned to a mystery series I’d enjoyed many years ago that features a medieval nun who solves murders. If that sounds implausible to you, you’ve never met Dame Frevisse.
The creation of American novelist Margaret Frazer, Frevisse is a wry and feisty character who sometimes struggles with the humility and obedience required of her station. Despite being cloistered in St. Frideswide’s nunnery in the English countryside, she nonetheless manages to make good use of her keen observational skills and boundless curiosity to get to the bottom of some very complex crimes.
The larger historical context—from political intrigues to local mores—is rich and fascinating, but what drew me back were the peaceful day-to-day scenes in the cloister, which Frazer describes so beautifully: the swish of the Benedictines’ skirts as they tread the stone walks, the smell of the herbs in the infirmary garden, the sound of the nuns’ voices as they recite the prayers of the daily Offices.
Not that the 15th century didn’t hold horrors equal to or greater than our own, but within the walls of the nunnery, the routine becomes almost incantatory—save for the occasional murder, of course—and for me, at least, it provides a soothing escape from the fear and unsettledness that surround us.
I’m currently on number 14 of the 17 books in the series (alas, there will be no more as Ms. Frazer died in 2013) and can only hope that we get to Phase 2 before I reach the end. I also hope that, whether it’s between the covers of a book or elsewhere, you, too, have found a place that offers you some solace.

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from Founders Ministries In recent years, there has been a recovery of the five points of Calvinism among many evangelicals, but there has not been a concomitant revival of the covenant theology of seventeenth century Puritanism as the rich soil in which Calvinistic soteriology grows. This post will not attempt to thoroughly defend every doctrine […]
from Founders.org “Calvinism kills missions!” many say. After all, if God has already chosen some to save before the foundation of the world, while leaving others to be damned, then why should we bother preaching the gospel to the nations? The elect are going to be saved and none of the rest will be. But […]
This is an excerpt of a review by Terry Chrisope, Associate Professor of History and Bible at Missouri College, of the book Revival and Revivalism: The Making and Marring of American Evangelicalism, 1750-1858., by Iain H. Murray, available from Monergism Books The final third of the book describes the popularization of revivalism in American Christianity. […]
From the blog of Founders Ministries comes this post concerning memos circulating among Southern Baptist churches in Western Tennessee on how to expose a pastor who holds to Reformed theology. You have got to read the post and make copies of the memos. Read the entire article…..
Dr. Tom Ascol of Founders Ministries offer some perspective on the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention, you can Read It Here…. Most notibly though is Dr. Ascol’s notes on comments made by one SBC leader as a jab at Calvinism…. It may be that the anti-Calvinist messenger was emboldened in his opposition by […]
from Dr. Tom Ascol, Founders Ministries The Resolution Committee brought before the convention a Resolution (No. 6) “On Regenerate Church Membership and Church Member Restoration.” While I appreciate the committee’s work on bringing something before the convention, I was disappointed that significant language was excluded from their report. Bart Barber and Malcolm Yarnell shared my […]
In this repeat broadcast, Mike shares an article by Dr. Thomas Ascol of Founder Ministries in which he writes,” I hope I live long enough to see the day when the common caricatures of the doctrines of sovereign grace have been so widely exposed that any self-respecting preacher will be ashamed to keep serving them up […]
from Founders Ministries Blog Diane Lytle alerted me in a comment that Dr. Steve Lemke has explained the purpose of the announced John 3:16 conference coming up this fall in Woodstock, Georgia. Dr. Lemke writes, “This conference is intended as a majoritarian Southern Baptist response to the “Building Bridges” and “Together for the Gospel” conferences. […]


March 1st, the House Foreign Affairs Committee voted on H.R. 1153, a bill to give the president “the power to ban…. TikTok.” And not just to ban TikTok. Giving the president the power to ban any app from “a foreign entity that is ‘subject to the influence of China’.”
This is just one in a four-year series of American government attacks against TikTok.
Is a TikTok ban a good idea? Here is the main reason to torpedo TikTok. As you know, TikTok is owned by the Chinese company, ByteDance. Chinese law says that every Chinese company must double as a weapon, as a military asset. And TikTok has an asset that can be weaponized: every keystroke of its one and a half billion users. Including over 80 million users in the USA.
TikTok’s data can be used by the Chinese military to determine your location and your tastes, your strengths and your weaknesses. That’s the reason for banning TikTok.
But there’s a powerful reason for keeping TikTok. A very powerful reason. Our Constitution guarantees you and me five freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, freedom to petition the government, and freedom of the press. These freedoms are the very backbone of America.
One of the shapers of the Constitution, Benjamin Franklin, was a leader in a new information technology. He published a newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette.
Today, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are what Ben Franklin’s newspaper was in 1787. And more.
TikTok and its competitors are a new town square in which people can assemble and exchange information. And TikTok is a powerful tool for a freedom that’s not in the constitution, the freedom of self-expression. TikTok gives kids the ability to show their talents and get an audience. And TikTok gives kids a way to find a tribe of people who will welcome them. Finding who we are in the eyes of others and gathering with those who accept us is vital to human life.
On top of all that, TikTok has become one of the world’s leading news sources. A year ago, on March 22, 2022, Russia’s Ukraine invasion was just a month old. The White House gathered 30 TikTok influencers and gave them a briefing on what was happening in the Ukraine from the president’s point of view. The White house’s goal was to claw away Russian disinformation and to give what the White House felt was the truth.
TikTok was the ultimate news source. It updated its users more instantly on the Ukraine war than network TV or cable channel.
There’s one more reason not to ban TikTok. Facebook and YouTube are social networking tools of the past. Facebook was founded in 2004. YouTube was founded in 2005. That’s almost a generation ago. TikTok is the technology of the future.
To remain number one in the world, America needs generations of kids who have grown up immersed in the latest technology. Why? Because those steeped in cutting-edge technologies create the technologies of the future.
Howard Bloom has been called the Einstein, Newton, and Freud of the 21st century by Britain’s Channel 4 TV. One of his seven books–Global Brain—was the subject of a symposium thrown by the Office of the Secretary of Defense including representatives from the State Department, the Energy Department, DARPA, IBM, and MIT. His work has been published in The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Wired, Psychology Today, and the Scientific American. He does news commentary at 1:06 am Eastern Time every Wednesday night on 545 radio stations on Coast to Coast AM. For more, see http://howardbloom.institute.


James John Hannigan Was Arrested After Sucker Punching His Ex Girlfriend’s New Boyfriend | July 1
Ocala: When it comes to relationships people can get possessive over past lovers. Florida man James John Hannigan was arrested after sucker punching his ex girlfriend’s new boyfriend.
The victim told a Marion County sheriff’s deputy that he was at the location to drop off his girlfriend when Hannigan arrived. The victim said he was in his vehicle when he asked Hannigan what he was doing, and Hannigan replied he was there to see “his girl, that they share.”
The victim said he replied, “that’s what you think,” and Hannigan approached the driver’s side window and punched the victim in the face while he was still seated in the vehicle, according to the sheriff’s office report.
The victim said he then turned inside the vehicle and pushed Hannigan away with his feet. He said his girlfriend was present for the altercation and separated Hannigan from him. The victim said he was standing in his open door calling 911 when Hannigan broke free and started punching him in the face again, the report said.
The victim said he dropped his cell phone and defended himself by punching Hannigan. The victim’s girlfriend again separated the two and told the victim to leave. He said as he was driving away, Hannigan kicked his rear passenger door twice.
James John Hannigan was arrested and is charged with simple battery.
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By Momodou Justice Darboe
For the first time since he was reportedly slammed with rape charges last week, former top Foreign Affairs official Melville Roberts has spoken out, accusing Justice Minister Ba Tambadou of trying to engineer the charges against him.
Roberts was last week reportedly charged with rape after several women alleged that he sexually abused them.
He denied any wrong doing.
He was consequently granted bail in the sum of D1M, according to government Spokesperson.
Yesterday, Melville spoke to The Standard from his so far unknown location: “The police report into the allegations had exonerated me and that’s the absolute truth. Find out as journalists and see. So why will the justice ministry go against the report of an investigation that completely exonerated me? Is that how true Muslims behave? I am saddened and that’s why as a nation, we are the way we are”.
According to Melville, he was never even charged, let alone granted bail, despite official sources stating otherwise.
He also said rumours claiming his immunity was revoked are false.
Roberts also commented on his own Facebook page, saying: “A premature press release was sent out by the Minister of Justice instructing the police to open an investigation on social media allegations that were baseless and unsubstantiated.
Usually, it’s for a complainant to go and make a complaint at the police and the police to open an investigation but because its Melville, this was sidelined for reasons I may never know.”
Mr. Roberts further claimed that the six months of investigations that followed the ministry’s alleged instruction was accompanied by social media campaign of character assassination, innuendoes and insinuations of all sorts and on all platforms.
“During this period, I was vilified on every social media platform at their disposal and my image was carried on national newspapers and television stations. The minions further claimed that I had sought asylum in the UK and they had credible evidence to prove that,” he lamented.
He further commented: “They said I got a job by recording and blackmailing the President. They said I was wanted by the NIA and that banks were in search of me for defrauding them. They went further to say that I’d be arrested immediately upon my return. This was what was sold to gullible Gambians to arouse their sympathy. Absolutely blatant lies.”He described Ba’s alleged interference with his case as mysterious and nerve-wrecking.
“The police conducted seven months of rigorous investigations and submitted a report to say that I have been exonerated but one man, in the person of the justice minister, as alleged, is saying I must be charged because he has the power to do that disregarding the findings of a team of investigators,” he concluded.
The Standard tried repeatedly to get AG Tambadou for comments but he could not be reached.

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We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our 9th state-of-the-art dental clinic in the heart of Metro Manila, Quezon City, Fairview. This latest addition to our growing family of clinics exemplifies our unwavering commitment to providing top-tier dental care services to the people of the Philippines. Nestled in a bustling and vibrant neighborhood, our Fairview branch is poised to offer the same high-quality dental solutions that our patients have come to trust and rely upon.
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As we celebrate the inauguration of our 9th clinic, we take a moment to reflect on our journey. From our humble beginnings to now serving multiple locations across the Philippines, our core values of patient-centric care, professionalism, and continuous innovation have remained steadfast. We are deeply grateful for the trust and support shown by our patients over the years, and we pledge to uphold these standards of excellence at our new Fairview location and beyond.
Wearing dental braces is an important part of maintaining good oral health. Braces are used to correct misaligned teeth, which can lead to a variety of problems such as tooth decay and gum disease. By wearing braces, patients can ensure that their teeth remain properly aligned and healthy for years to come.
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ESPN Regional Television, the over-the-air syndication home for Southeastern Conference programming, will debut the second season of the live SEC Studio show one week before the season starts, part of the SEC Network regionally syndicated college sports package within the 15-year agreement between ESPN, Inc., and the SEC, for which expansion continues. In 2010-11, the SEC Network will be distributed in local television markets representing 77.4 million homes, or 67 percent of the U.S.
The SEC Studio show will be hosted by Dari Nowkhah, while former University of Georgia and NFL standout Matt Stinchcomb will return as analyst. The show will continue to be produced by ESPN Regional Television at its headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., also the home of ESPNU.
Nowkhah joined ESPN in 2004 as an anchor on ESPNEWS. He also contributes regularly to SportsCenter and to ESPNEWS’ College Football Overdrive.
Rob Stone, former host of the SEC Studio show, will move to the booth to call play-by-play for the weekly ESPNU game at noon ET, joining new game analyst David Pollack, another former University of Georgia standout.
New to the SEC on ESPN commentator lineup this season is the team of play-by-play announcer Clay Matvick and analyst Herm Edwards, who will pair up in the ESPNU booth on Saturdays for the 7 p.m. ET game.
Edwards, who regularly works as an NFL studio analyst, has been with ESPN since March 2009. Matvick, with ESPN since 2006, has done play-by-play for college football, college basketball, hockey, baseball and softball telecasts, and has called college football bowl games for ESPN Radio.
For the SEC Network’s Game of the Week, former Houston quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Andre Ware returns as analyst in the Saturday booth with longtime SEC announcer Dave Neal, with reporter Cara Capuano.
Also, returning Aug. 26, ESPNU’s SEC Weekly is an hourlong studio program that focuses on SEC sports throughout the academic year and features sport-by-sport previews, reviews and specials. The show is hosted by Capuano, with analyst Matt Stinchcomb.
The 24-hour college sports network also will present a package of SEC football, highlighted by a Saturday Game of the Week, generally in prime time, with a minimum of 13 games annually.
The SEC Network will feature an SEC football Game of the Week regionally for 13 consecutive Saturdays, beginning Sept. 4. Those telecasts will kick off at noon ET/11 a.m. CT with the SEC Studio show, followed by the matchup, generally determined 12 to six days in advance.
Within the nine-state SEC footprint, the SEC Network will be delivered in markets by the local over-the-air carrier of SEC events. In markets outside the SEC footprint, the syndicated programming will air on either local, over-the-air television stations or regional sports cable networks.
In 2008, SEC football syndication aired in local television markets which represented 30.1 million homes, or 26 percent of the U.S. In 2009, the new SEC Network aired football in local television markets which represented 73.9 million homes, or 64 percent of the U.S. Among the new markets in 2009 were eight of the country’s top 10.
2010 SEC Network Markets (confirmed as of release date)
|Alabama||Birmingham-Tuscaloosa-Anniston||WTTO; WABM||CW; MNT|
|Dothan||WTVY; WTVY-DT3||CBS; MNT|
|Huntsville-Decatur (Flor)||WZDX; WAMY||FOX; MNT|
|Mobile-Pensacola (Ft Walt)||WJTC||IND|
|Montgomery (Selma)||WSFA; WSFA DT-2||ABC|
|Arkansas||Fort Smith-Fay-Sprngdl-Rgrs||KHBS+; KHBS-DT2||ABC; CW|
|Little Rock-Pine Bluff||KATV; KATV-DT2||ABC|
|Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbrn||WOFL; WRBW||FOX; MNT|
|Tallahassee-Thomasville||WCTV; WCTV-DT2||CBS; MNT|
|Tampa-St. Pete, Sarasota||WTTA||MNT|
|West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce||TBA|
|Augusta||WRDW; WRDW-DT2||CBS; MNT|
|Columbus||WXTX; WTVM||FOX; ABC|
|Illinois||Chicago||WCIU-DT4 (Football only)||This TV|
|Rockford||WQRF (Football only)||IND|
|Indianapolis||WHMB (Football only)||IND|
|Kentucky||Bowling Green||WBKO; WBKO-DT2||ABC|
|Lexington||WKYT; WKYT-DT2||CBS; CW|
|Paducah-C.Girard.-Harrbg-Mt VN||WPSD; WPSD-DT2||NBC|
|Baton Rouge||WAFB; WBXH||CBS; MNT|
|New Orleans||WWL; WUPL||CBS; MNT|
|Shreveport||KMSS; KSHV||FOX; MNT|
|Michigan||Detroit||FSN (Football only)|
|Mississippi||Biloxi-Gulfport||WXXV; WXXV-DT||FOX; MNT|
|Columbus-Tupelo-West Point||WCBI; WCBI-DT||CBS; MNT|
|Greenwood-Greenville||WABG; WABG-DT2||ABC; FOX|
|Jackson||WJTV; WJTV-DTV||CBS; RTV|
|Meridian||WDMN; WGBC; WGBC-DT1||CBS; NBC; FOX|
|N. Carolina||Charlotte||WAXN; WSOC-DT2||IND|
|New York||New York||MSG (Football only)|
|Cleveland||WOIO; WUAB||CBS; MNT|
|Pennsylvania||Pittsburgh||WPMY (Football only)||MNT|
|Greenvll-Spart-Ashevll-And||WSPA; WYCW||CBS; CW|
|Myrtle Beach-Florence||WWMB; WPDE, WDPE-DT2||CW; ABC|
|Tennessee||Chattanooga||WDSI; WFLI||FOX; CW|
|Knoxville||WVLT; WVLT-DT||CBS; MNT|
|Tri-Cities, TN-VA||WCYB; CW4||NBC; CW|
|Dallas-Fort Worth||KTXA (Football only)||IND|
|Houston||KTBU (Football only)||IND|
|San Antonio||KMYS (Football only)||MNT|
|Tyler-Longview-Lufkin & Ncgd||KLPN; KFXL||MNT; FOX|
|Wisconsin||Madison||ETVW (Football only)||MNT|
|Milwaukee||TBD (Football only)|
|West Virginia||Charleston-Huntington||WSAZ; WSAZ-DT2||NBC; MNT|
SEC on ESPN
In 2009, ESPN, Inc., and the Southeastern Conference entered into a landmark 15-year agreement for extensive football, men’s and women’s basketball, Olympic sports and conference championship content across multiple ESPN entities beginning with the 2009-10 academic year and through 2023-24. In the longest national rights agreement in ESPN history, SEC on ESPN showcases more than 5,500 SEC events on ESPN, ESPN on ABC, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPN Regional Television, ESPN3.com, ESPN Mobile TV, ESPN GamePlan, ESPN FULL COURT, ESPN International, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Classic. ESPN has televised the SEC since 1982.


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Help - peachfaced love bird is listless and is reluctant to fly. Seems to lose her balance. Has not been out of her cage but is sleeping more than usual. Help
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Vicki Walters -
Lovebird ailments, signs of illness to be aware of, include if a bird seems withdrawn, its feathers are ruffled and the plumage is dull, it sits with its eyes closed, watery or dull eyes, runny nose, it sleeps a lot, it looses interest in its environment, and it stays at its feed cup. The droppings may change color and be loose (if healthy they are grayish white and not to thin). A couple other lovebird ailments to watch for are a lot of tail bobbing, dropping off its perch, odd breathing, sneezing, and excessive scratching. Some of the common lovebird ailments, illnesses your lovebirds could contract, are injuries from fighting, Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease, Polyoma Virus Infection, yeast infections (Candidiasis), Avian Pox Virus Infection, bacterial infections, internal parasites, mites, ticks, egg binding, intestinal influenza, coccidiosis, respiratory ailments, and diarrhea. An ailing parrot should be taken to a avian veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment.
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Lovers of parrot family birds should start to demand that pet stores instruct future owners on basics of bird care such as avoiding teflon and other hazards. I am heartbroken as my beloved Thumbelina, 6 yr old peachfaced lovebird yellow with red eyes, featured in her memorial album "Thumbelina's Story in Photos 2003-2006) on Webshots passed away after laying an egg and coincidentally two days after I had placed a top rated powerful ionizing air cleaner across from her cage. Although they are thought to be safe with birds, I have recently read that people have reported their birds dying after exposure to these cleaners. It is controversial as some birds aren't adversely affected by it I gather, but just to be on the safe side I think bird owners should stick to hepa air cleaners. Ozone is considered hazardous by the EPA for people also.
In the lutino pair, the girl is the red color and the male is the yellowish color.
Hi in the lutino pair which sex has more clor. One is really red faced one is almost all yellow
For Sal - There is nothing to get worry that they scream. Infact this is a bird which feels more shy than any other...
My earliest memory was of my mom bringing home a baby peach faced lovebird. I am now 20 and he is 18 and we grew up together. He is getting old now- blind in one eye and yellowing of his green feathers- but if it weren't for that I wouldn't notice. He is just as spunky and fun as he always was. He has been the most wonderful companion I could ever have! He is so cuddly, funny, and friendly. He is very playful and has many hilarious quirks. He is not really loud, will cuddle for hours (he is a velcro bird), and thinks he owns the place since he is allowed free flight in the house. He gets along well with all the other pets we've had throughout his life (he has befriended two dogs, a guinea pig, an amazon parrot, parakeets, and even had a mate of his own when he was younger).I recommend a peach face loverbird for any beginning or experienced bird owner who is looking for loving companion.
... to trim wings, it should only be the first seven trimmed to the secondary feathers OR if the bird has weak wings or it is a baby give it a baby cut which is the first five cut in half or to the secondary feathers depending on the strength of the birds wings and if your not sure take too little, you can always cut more. PLEASE WATCH OUT FOR BLOOD FEATHERS. Trimming in this manner, you can't tell if the wings are trimmed and this results in less feather breaking. Or go to your local pet store, they should do it for free. Ask if they do it this way, if not go else where... THANK YOU For your time.
Paul Regi Magdadaro
To Debbie Shook... It is very normal for your bird to have red in its feathers... This kind of color mutation is called a red suffusion and is quite rare... You are very lucky to have this kind of color mutation... :-)
For debbie shock. What you have is an unidentified species of love bird. It is rare and unusual.
Hi there - this is the first time I see this website - I guess that is normal as it is the first time I did a search on the peach-faced Lovebird !
Well, what can I say ? other than a nice place to read up on these birds, I've missed out on the bird's diet and breeding nature. Perhaps I was too quick and missed out those sections.
Oh, I would like to tell you .... three weeks ago we had (what was then thought to be a visitor), a Peach-faced Lovebird, visit our outdoor bird-seed tray.
At first we thought he had escaped from someone's aviary in the area, but this is not so, as there is no signs of a chirp (or any other sound that comes from this type of bird), in the neighbourhood. He's become quite at home here, and we've added some sunflower seeds to the seed tray. He seems to eat them whole as there are no signs of empty shells/husks. I was thinking of catching it and taking it to a petshop where they would place it with other Peach-faced Love birds, but I've changed my mind, as it seems quite happy and it knows where it's "bread is buttered" !
It will dissappear for short spells, and before you can say the word Lovebird, it's back.
We have the Pintail Whydah bird nesting in the big dense tree in our backyard, and as agressive as this little male is, he's become content with the Lovebird, and often they eat side-by-side on the seed tray without any aggresiveness or animosity.
We've grown aware of the Lovebird's presence, so much so, that we would miss him/her if it were to find a home elsewhere.
Your thoughts would be welcomed.
Regards / chirps
Eldred - Cape Town/South Africa
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Referendum essential on bad EU deal— Adams
In a statement issued this evening (Sunday) Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams said:
“The deal struck by 26 EU leaders last Friday in Brussels will not solve the Eurozone crisis. It will make matters worse. It is bad economics and bad politics.
“There is still time for the Irish Government to reconsider its support for the deal and work with other EU member states to secure a real solution to the Eurozone crisis.
“But if Labour and Fine Gael insist on sticking to this bad deal then the people must have their say. The constitutional, political and economic long term implications of this agreement are such that a referendum is essential.
“Fine Gael and Labour should not have signed it. They must urgently return to their EU counterparts, reopen negotiations and secure a real solution to the Eurozone crisis, based on investment in jobs, debt restructuring and real democracy.
“In any case the government must call a referendum and allow the people pass judgment. This should not be decided on a legal premise or indeed for political reasons. It is a more fundamental question than that. It is a matter of democracy and the rights of citizens.”


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Selma native and NFL star Michael Johnson is throwing his fourth annual Fun Fest on Saturday, July 18, and this one might be the biggest one yet.
The festival will be held July 18 at Wallace Community College Selma’s student center from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. The only admission charge is a non-perishable food item, which will be donated to the Selma Area Food Bank.
“We have a big, fun day planned for the kids,” said Michael’s mother, Thomasene Johnson. “We will have food. We have music and we will have a train. We will have bouncy houses, face painting and lots of games — even for the adults.”


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[ guest post by Paolo Mangiafico ]
I wasn’t at the Society for Scholarly Publishing’s annual meeting in Virginia last week, but was able to follow some of the presentations and discussions via the #SSP2015 hashtag on Twitter and some followup blog posts. Something that caught my eye yesterday was a post on Medium by @CollabraOA titled “What exactly am I paying for?” that summarized a panel discussion at SSP on the topic of “How Much Does it Cost?” versus “What are you Getting for/doing with the Money?” An Overview and Discussion of the Open Access Journal Business Model, (lack of) Transparency, and What is Important for the Various Stakeholders.
The post has summaries (and links to slides) of the presentations by panelists Dan Morgan (University of California Press), Rebecca Kennison (K|N Consultants), Peter Binfield (PeerJ), and Robert Kiley (The Wellcome Trust), as well as links to other readings on the topic, such as this article from a couple of years ago titled “Open access: The true cost of science publishing” by Richard Van Noorden in Nature.
A few things from the summary of the panel discussion that stood out to me (excerpted or paraphrased here):
- From Robert Kiley’s discussion of the Wellcome Trust’s experience with paying article processing charges (APCs) on behalf of their funded authors: the average APC levied by hybrid journals (which publish both subscription and OA [open access] articles) is 64% higher than the average APC charged by wholly OA, or “born OA”, journals. Despite these higher prices, some of the problems the Trust have encountered, such as articles not being deposited to Europe PubMed Central, incorrect or contradictory licenses appearing on articles, and confusion as to whether the APC has been paid, were almost exclusively related to articles in hybrid journals. Robert asked: “Are we getting what we pay for?”
- From Rebecca Kennison’s discussion on transparency of publishing costs, and how the initial APC for PLOS Biology was set when it was launched: it was based on the average price paid by authors publishing in that era’s top science journals, for page and color charges, etc. The thinking was that if biology authors are used to paying around $3000 USD to get published in a subscription journal, they will be able to transfer this to pay the APC for PLOS Biology instead. She noted how much of a role this $3000 price point has played in OA price-setting since the early 2000s. This is fascinating when you consider that it was a “What the Market Will Bear” price point, and not based on publishing costs. / The desire for transparency is not so much to make publishers reveal all costs, or push publishers to offer services “at cost”, but to ensure that librarians and funders, or anyone paying an OA charge, are simply more aware, and sure, of what they are paying for, and whether it is the best use of funds. It is not a matter of caveat emptor, but emptor informari.
- From Pete Binfield’s discussion of the relationship between cost and prestige: despite the fact that “born OA” publishers can be much more efficient, authors still seem to be willing to pay for things like “prestige” and “the best venue for discoverability,” where more traditional publishers are still perceived to have an advantage because of established “brands.”
This discussion resonated with a different one that has been playing out among anthropologists in the past few weeks, regarding whether and when to transition the long established journals of the American Anthropological Association (AAA) to open access, a process that has already begun with the high profile Cultural Anthropology journal.
In an editorial in the February 2015 issue of American Anthropologist, the editor, Michael Chibnik, argued that while he “cannot disagree with the rhetoric of those advocating open access for American Anthropologist” he also could not see how to make the finances work without continuing to rely on the existing subscription model via a publisher like Wiley Blackwell. While admitting “I do not know all the details of the financial arrangements between AAA and WB” (see discussion about the lack of transparency explored in the panel mentioned above) he briefly outlines why several alternative funding models he has heard about are unlikely to work, concluding “The obstacles to AA becoming open access in the near future may be difficult to overcome.”
This elicited several responses, from Martin Eve, who challenged many of the assertions in the piece, one by one; from the Board of the Society for Cultural Anthropology, who argued in a commentary titled “Open Access: A Collective Ecology for AAA Publishing in the Digital Age” that open access was the right thing to do despite the difficulties; and from Alex Golub, who wrote a blog post titled “Open access: What Cultural Anthropology gets right, and American Anthropologist gets wrong.”
The Society for Cultural Anthropology commentary points out that research libraries are key stakeholders in the emerging OA landscape, and potential partners with scholarly societies for new models of scholarly publishing. Both SCA and Golub reference some new projects like Collabra, Open Library of the Humanities, Knowledge Unlatched, and SciELO, that, in Golub’s words, “blur the distinction between journal, platform, and community the same way Duke Ellington blurred the boundary between composer, performer, and conductor” and are examples of “experiments to move beyond cold war publishing institutions.”
It’s not clear yet what financial models will ultimately prove successful and sustainable for scholarly publishing and scholarly societies going forward, but simply maintaining the status quo with its hidden and inflated costs and frequently vestigial practices is almost certainly not the answer. As Alex Golub concludes in his post:
The AAA wasn’t always structured the way it is today, and it may not be structured this way in the future. The question now is whether the AAA can change quickly enough to be relevant, or whether institutions like the SCA are the true future of our discipline. These are issues tied up with a lot more than just publishing: The shrinking of academe, the growing role of nonacademic stakeholders in academic practices, and much besides. Does Cultural Anthropology face a lot of issues down the road? Absolutely. Is complete and total failure on the menu? Yes. But I reckon that in ten years when I sit down to reblog this post, we will look back on this debate and say: The people who did the right thing and took a leap of faith fared far better than the ones who clung to a broken solution. Cultural Anthropology acted like Netflix, while American Anthropologist acted like Blockbuster. Except, of course, no one will remember what Blockbuster was.


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Wake Up and Smell the Story: Sniffing Out Health and Sickness
This episode of Distillations examines what is perhaps our most underrated sense, and ponders what life would be like without it.
If you asked people which of their senses they most feared losing, they’d probably say sight or hearing. But what about the ability to smell?
Producer Mariel Carr hit the streets of South Philadelphia to understand how a pervasive odor troubled neighborhood residents in the summer of 2014. Then reporter Jocelyn Frank tells us the story of Mario Rivas, a man who has lived his whole life without a sense of smell, and the great lengths he went to gain one.
Then, we talk to two smell experts, Pamela Dalton, a psychologist at the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia, and David Barnes, a professor of the history of medicine and public health at the University of Pennsylvania. Our guests discuss the connection between smelling, odors, and emotions, as well as the history of odors, germs, and public health crises.


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During a midweek training session earlier this month, Washington Spirit coach Mark Parsons was pleased with the team’s progress. After five games into the NWSL regular season, the Spirit finally started connecting from the backline through midfield to forward. However, something was still missing – it took too long for the team to find Ashley Sanchez on the field. Parsons spoke to the team, reassuring them of Sanchez’s importance, and how she should be the first and second thought on the field. When the Spirit faced the San Diego Wave, it was apparent that the players had taken the message onboard. Sanchez scored her first goal of the season, helping the Spirits win 3-1.
Sanchez has been instrumental in the Spirit’s success this season. The team went unbeaten in their first seven games, a record for any team and the club’s best start season to date. Next month, the USA Women’s National Team will announce its squad for this summer’s World Cup. Sanchez, having made 24 appearances since 2021, is working towards securing her spot in the 23-man squad.
Sanchez is an important player for the team, working towards improving her skills each week. The off-season operations have generated returns in terms of investment and on-field results, and players like Sanchez can take advantage of new resources, from practice drone footage to customized video breakdowns.
Playing for Sanchez, she focuses on spacing. She observes whether her opposing defender follows or stays, and determines her next move from there. She’s always looking for the best spot on the field to make an early pass or drive to a defender. With the Spirit’s new system, Sanchez is also pressing more than usual.
Sanchez has been a cornerstone of the Spirit’s attacking success for three seasons, reflected on the national team stage, with the two starting for the first time in a friendly in New Zealand in January. Manager Vlatko Andonovski has praised Rodman’s finishing, Sanchez’s creativity and quality of the ball, while also calling to see more of their connection at club level. The Spirit’s environment is well-equipped to make it happen.
Sanchez is looking forward to Sunday’s game against leaders New Jersey/New York Gotham FC, which could be a rare opportunity to earn points. NWSL players will be released from their clubs for international duty by June 26, with Washington having five regular-season games left before its stars leave to prepare for the World Cup. It will be what helps Sanchez get into the national team.
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This year, April 6, 2012, it is Good Friday and millions of Christians all over the world are commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death at Calvary. There is no better place to celebrate Good Friday than in Jerusalem where Jesus died on his cross after having his last walk on earth along the Via Dolorosa on Good Friday. Now let’s watch the Video that I have prepared, and experience Good Friday 2012, in Jerusalem.
Good Friday Pictures Album
To watch pictures from Good Friday in Jerusalem – Click here to watch the Album!
Holy Week is one of the biggest celebrations this year. While Holy Week is always a big event in Jerusalem, it is even greater in the year 2012. Many people are making it a special point to spend their Good Friday 2012 in Jerusalem. They feel like it is especially important to be in the Holy Land this year due to all the prophesies that have been made about it.
The Jewish calendar ends in the year 2012. For this reason some people think that this will be the very last Holy Week ever. And since Good Friday is the day that Jesus was crucified, they think that something particularly especial is going to happen during this week in Jerusalem. This has inspired many people to spend their Good Friday 2012 in Jerusalem. They do not want to miss out in this once in a lifetime opportunity.
Thousands of people have spent the entire Holy Week in Jerusalem, while some have just gone for particular days. Of course Holy Week all begins with Palm Sunday, but some are only making it a point to spend Good Friday 2012 on Jerusalem and finishing out there Easter in Jerusalem. For some, these three days are the most important ones. They are confident that many miracles area going to be performed.
Many Christians believe that when Christ reappears, He will first come to Jerusalem. Since this is the resurrection season, many feel as if this would be the time of year that He will appear. Since the Jewish calendar does not go past 2012, many people are making great efforts to be sure that they spend Easter in Jerusalem for 2012
Those who are there in Jerusalem have prepared many special things for the crowds of people they know are coming. Since there will be thousands upon thousands spending not only Good Friday 2012 in Jerusalem, but staying all the way through to Easter Sunday, the coordinators have worked extra hard to ensure the Holy Land has the capacity for the arriving guests. They have prepared a very large celebration for all of Holy Week and those who get to travel to Jerusalem for 2012 are in for a great treat.
Rather or not great supernatural events have been scheduled in heaven to take place in Jerusalem for 2012, one thing is for sure; it is going to be the event of a lifetime. Some people have waited their whole lives for this year to arrive and many more have wanted to see what would happen in 2012 but are not around to witness it. For Good Friday 2012, there is no better place to be than in Jerusalem. This Holy Week is sure to go down in history and those who get to spend Good Friday 2012 in Jerusalem are going to have experiences that they will not soon forget. Anyone who has the opportunity to spend Easter 2012 in Jerusalem should take advantage of the opportunity.
Let’s all live the Jerusalem Experience!!!!
Good Friday,the day Jesus gave His life for us,expresses
God’s tremendous love for us.
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I have so much enjoyed to watch your video yesterday on Good Friday. We prayed the way of the cross at our church but then I watch your video and it was something completely different. I felt as I was in Jerusalem.
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what a great video for Good Friday. I wish one day I could walk the streets of old jerusalm just as our Jesus did. Amen


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European Chamber’s COVID-19 Assistance and
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From the start of the COVID-19 break out, the European Chamber has actually been encouraging and assisting with donations and support to China and the EU, preserving frequent, direct interaction with government, setting up numerous webinars, and using vital policy details to members and the general public.
I. COVID-19 Break Out in China: Encouraging and Assisting In Contributions and Assistance
The State Council exposed the extension of the Chinese New Year Getaway in an effort to consist of the infection break out by minimizing the travel of people. Throughout the extended holiday duration, the European Chamber started aiding with donations of devices and efficiency from its member organisation, and offered support to the Chinese federal government all throughout China.II.Epidemic Avoidance
and Control, and Work Resumption
The Chamber utilized studies and interviews to comprehend the crucial concerns being handled by member companies. The Chamber then approached offering suggestions and options, helping in direct gain access to for members to raise their troubles with federal government authorities, and continuously supplying policy updates.
III. Stabilising China’s Economy, Dealing with the Break out in Europe
- Webinars with Central and City Governments
On 18th February, the MOFCOM released the Notification on Keeping Foreign Trade, Foreign Financial Investment Steady and Promoting Usage in action to the COVID-19 epidemic.
When analyzing the coordination systems of foreign trade and monetary investment on 13th March, Premier Li Keqiang fretted that “the harder it is, the more efforts China will make to broaden reform and opening-up”.
On the very same day, a teleconference with the MOFCOM, registered with by various departments, was organized by the Chamber to deal with members’ questions and comprehend newest policies. As follow up, a series of webinars with regional authorities took place.Webinars with International Organisations and EU Officials The Chamber also hosted global organisations like World Health Company( WHO), the World Bank and the Asian Facilities Investment Bank( AIIB ), in addition to EU authorities, to share their views through webinars on how to deal with the crisis through joint efforts.Facilitating Contributions to Europe and Conveying Positive Messages on Social Network As the crisis shifted to Europe, the Chamber started calling for contributions that had formerly flooded from Europe into China to go into the opposite instructions.A social networks project was likewise introduced to emphasise the great being done to fight COVID-19, and to counter a few of the increasingly undesirable rhetoric that had begun to gather pace.Direct Communication with Central Federal Government to Voice Issues from Member Organisation Travel constraints were tightened up all over the world, and China enforced a limitation on the return of foreign nationals to China. Limitations put on specific exports were also limiting the provision of essential devices to countries in Europe. The Chamber sought methods to restore crucial staff members and their homes to China, in order to get service fully practical, discover services to markets being affected by supply chain disturbances and get critically-needed products moving again.Providing Prized possession Information to Members and the general public During the Travel Restriction Because the closure of its borders to foreign nationals on 28th March, the European Chamber has advocated extremely for their progressive re-opening– while making sure that the strictest health and health requirements are followed– to make it possible for European business workers and their families to return to China and participate in getting China’s economy back on its feet.IV. Active Media Engagement From
the start of the break out, the Chamber’s advocacy work has actually been supplemented by strong media engagement. Chamber spokespeople have really been exceptionally active, supplying updates on the existing circumstance, revealing the difficulties dealt with by European business in China and making sure that accurate info is forming the overall media story. By mid-May, the Chamber was priced price quote on the topic of COVID-19 in 316 posts by worldwide media and 100 brief articles by domestic media. Among the top-5 media outlets, the Chamber was discussed in 7 Bloomberg posts, 3 Financial Times posts, 7 New york city Times brief articles, five Reuters short posts and 5 Wall Street Journal articles. Download the extensive report with actions, results and impact.Share this page: © EUROPEAN UNION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN CHINA 2011 -2020 ALL RIGHTS BOOKED. 京ICP备10021027号 京公网安备 11010502030580号 Source


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Guinness to salute his Irish heritage
DR GARRETT FitzGerald's hairstyle does nothing to dispel rumours that Irishmen are a little, shall we say, funny.
All business in the front and party at the back, the local surgeon does, however, know a thing or two about Guinness.
Going to school and University in Ireland, Dr FitzGerald remembers St Patrick's Day as a public holiday consisting of a "fair amount of eating, drinking and carousing".
The good doctor's excuse for partaking in a few ales today is, "It's a celebration of my Irish heritage."
One wonders if he will be performing any lifesaving surgery tomorrow, but it's a sure bet the Irish blues will be a touch red-rimmed in the wee hours.
For those less than enthusiastic about the black beer, Dr FitzGerald has a wonderful idea.
"Mix half a glass of champagne with the Guinness and call it Black Velvet."
A true Irishman will consume seven Guinnesses at lunch time, but that's just a warmup, according to the doctor.
"In fact ? that IS lunch!" he chuckles.