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"Three people have died in a massive explosion at a petrol station in Ireland and the death toll may climb further.\n\nA major search and rescue operation is ongoing after an explosion destroyed a forecourt, shop and homes earlier today.\n\nPolice have confirmed three people lost their lives in the blast but said the operation is ongoing, fuelling fears more people may still be beneath the rubble.\n\nThe explosion happened at a station just outside the village of Creeslough in the north west of Ireland at around 3pm.\n\nA major incident was declared and sniffer dogs have been seen searching the wreckage for survivors.\n\nDistressed family members of missing people have gathered near the cordon to await news about their loved ones.\n\nPictures shared on social media showed the scale of the damage at the County Donegal station.\n\nA supermarket and homes built into the premises were severely damaged and the roof of the building collapsed.\n\nThe force of the explosion stripped away the exterior wall, leaving homes exposed, and a number of cars have also been damaged.\n\nThe site serves as the main retail base for the small community and a local politician said it would have busy at the time with families leaving school and elderly people picking up their pensions.\n\nNina Gabel, 35, described distressing scenes at the cordon prior to confirmation of three deaths.\n\nShe said: ‘There was one woman who didn’t know where her daughter was and she was very upset.\n\n‘There are emergency services everywhere, there were so many gardai and fire engines.\n\n‘What looked like local farmers’ tractors were helping to dig out the rubble.’\n\nThe local hotel stopped taking booking to ensure there was enough accommodation for first responders flooding into the small village.\n\nMajor emergency status was declared at the local hospital and the public were asked not to attend its emergency department unless it was urgent.\n\nHe said: ‘It ripped right through this building, and this was a very busy location at that point in time.\n\n‘Three o’clock, it’s just after school, people were going to collect their pensions.\n\n‘This is a very, very, very busy locality here at this shop, this petrol station, this deli, the post office at this time.\n\nA police statement read: ‘At this time, An Garda Siochana can confirm there has been three fatalities as a result of this serious incident.\n\n‘This continues to be an ongoing operation and An Garda Siochana are not in a position to provide further information on casualties at this time.’\n\nNo information on the cause of the explosion has been released."
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"Obituary Notice\nYork – Thomas “Dabber” Jefferson Wilson, 93, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family. Dabber was born 02/25/1927.\nHis gravesite services will be on November 16, 2020 at 2:00 PM at Lakeview Memory Gardens, with Eric Whitstine officiating.\nDabber attended York Schools in York, SC. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War from 1949-1951. After his discharge from the ARMY, he went to work for Cannon Mills Textile and worked there until they closed for 68 years.\nDabber is survived by his wife, Nell Caldwell Wilson for 71 years. His daughter, Diane Wilson Turner, from Fort Mill, SC, and Gail Brandon Wheeler (Earl) from Spencer Mountain, NC. His son, Thomas Jerry Wilson (Karen) from Sharon, SC, grandsons, Thomas Lantz Turner (Christy) from Fort Mill, SC and Thomas Jerry (TJ), from Rock Hill, SC. His sisters, Helen Connelly of York, SC and Brenda Wilson Crisp from Gastonia, NC, and his brothers, Robert Franklin Wilson of York, SC and Gene Wilson of Smyrna, SC. He has many nieces and nephews, 2 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren.\nIn addition to his parents who were preceded in death are 3 brothers and 1 sister.\nMemorials may be made to the VFW Post 12136 Honor Guard, 2063 Kennedy Dr. Indian Land, SC 29707 or Humane Society of York County, 8177 Regent Pkwy, Fort Mill, SC 29715.\nOnline condolences may be made to the family at www.brattonfuneralhome.com.\nBratton Funeral Home in York is serving the Wilson family\n\nCondolences for the Family of Thomas Wilson"
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These definitions are not actions and takes no time in the computations.\n\nSequence of actions appear after a musical event or as the body of a compound action. They are made explicit with the notion of Group which is used to specify additional properties of the sequence (e.g. synchronization attributes).\n\nThe @local, @global and @tempovar keywords introduce variables declaration. The local variables are local to the sequence of actions where the declaration appears, and global variables can be accesssed from anywhere. The keywords @local and @global are also attributes of an action, see below.\n\nThese actions are further described in chapter Atomic Actions. They are performed instantaneously.\n\nThese actions are further described in chapter Compound Actions. They act as temporal containers organizing the temporal relationships of other actions that are called child's of the container.\n\nEach action has some optional attributes which appear as a comma separated list:\n\nSome attributes can be used on any actions:\n\nOther attributes are specific to some kind of actions. There are listed below and they are described in the section dedicated to this kind of action:\n\nThe following diagrams gives the syntax of these attributes:\n\nAttributes Meaningfull on All Actions\n\nCurve Specific Attributes\n@grain is a mandatory attributes but not @action.\n\n(this is the only way to give a label to an atomic action or to an if or a switch).\n\nLabels are used to refer to an action, for instance to terminate it. Like events, actions can be labeled with:\n\nThere can be several labels for the same action. 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"Ninety-two percent of voters stated in a Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll results that the violent demonstrations and riots would be a central factor in the 2020 presidential election. Democrats recently changed their tune on the violent riots with an attempted rebrand calling the violence a direct product of “Trump’s America.” If you evaluate all of the last decade’s mass violent demonstrations, most of them took place under the Obama administration.\n\nThis is now the third Harvard CAPS / Harris Survey that published topline findings in the absence of any methodology or cross-tabs available from the study. The final results available on the website of Harvard CAPS / Harris Poll are from June 2020. According to The Hill, this is indeed a “representative online survey,” and thus has no margin of error. In other words, in the absence of a confidence interval from the results, this is not a scientific poll, by their own admission.\n\nAny survey that does not release the methodology or cross tabs as a portion of the survey release should automatically not be trusted. In addition, every statistical study, whether or not it’s an “online survey” (YouGov carries out online surveys and also has a margin of error for their polling, while not yet technically science) should include a margin of error.\n\nThe Hill also released two other questions showing that Biden leads Trump on Law and Order and his response to Coronavirus and that the majority of voters say they think they will see a COVID 19 vaccine in the coming year.\n\n“Community Engagement” (CC BY 2.0) by derek.simeone It can be concluded that with the Dems changing drastically on their messaging, it indicates they are afraid of a November over this and other polling figures. Apart from the already noted change in their messaging on protests across the nation, just this week, Kamala Harris told Americans not to embrace the coronavirus vaccine unless national health authorities approve it before the election. Concern about the possible availability of a vaccine before the election is also found in topline data from the Harvard / Harris survey. Seventy-four percent of survey respondents said there would be no vaccine available before the election. A pre-election vaccine could unexpectedly change the public sentiment on the admin’s handling of the pandemic to Trump’s advantage, and dash the Democrats’ hope for a White House win.",
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"Democrats planned, funded, organized, promoted and supported the riots and then they blamed them on Trump!\n\nBiden didn’t say that. He read it. The DNC (big money, marxists, $oros, Gates, et al...) must be relieved that the puppet can still read their program notes.",
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"It is simply too late on this topic for the democrats. They made their bed when they falsely believed that the riots served their political interest and it would push minority voters into their camp.\n\nIt did not. If anything, it has seriously backfired. Minority voters in the inner-city have seen this play before and they do not like the end-result.... urban blight, high crime, murder, and mayhem with no opportunities in sight and few retail options.\n\nThen there is the Antifa crowd. Who wants to watch rich and angry white kids burn down their neighborhoods in the name of social justice? It is really silly when you think about it.\n\nThey believed they could “cow” the suburban mom voters to believe that the anarchy and chaos would stop if they would only vote for kindly Uncle Joe. This strategy may have worked a little bit better than the strategy did with minorities, but I don’t think the numbers are near what they think and for every “surrender mom” there is another who is horrified.\n\nThe democrats are truly the “Gang that Cannot Shoot Straight”\n\nah yes, the Star Trek episode with a planet resembling Nazi Germany. As I recall, this guy was a puppet ruler, drugged most of the time, who gave canned speeches. The real power was held by some other bad guy on that planet.\n\nI see the analogy to the elderly Joe Biden being a puppet if elected.\n\nLooks JUST like Biden, which is why all the twats are tweeting it looks like Trump and/or Pence.\n\nI don’t understand why, instead of pointing out the obvious, which is these riots are being sponsored by democrats to seek democrat policies, pundits play the game of who is sitting in the white house when they happen. Whether there were riots when Obummer was in office or not is completely irrelevant. Communist democrats are the ones rioting, and everyone knows this.\n\nGive voters enough credit to see who is causing this violence. It is not conservative republicans.\n\nSo he’s be relying on mail in ballots to put him over the top nation wide? Only a good strategy if you’re planning on cheating as far im concerned\n\nWhat is the name of that “Star Trek’’ episode?\n\nTrump’s team has been pumping vote by mail, which puzzled, but they’re thinking ahead and do not want to concede that even though we won on the 3rd, will automatically lose post election count.\n\nPlus, there may be polling station issues, real or fabricated, long lines, intimidation, or covid. I personally don’t trust the USPS union. Carriers know who receives tons of Trump mail and is a likely Trump vote.\n\nMail votes are necessary in/for some situations. But my preference\nis for 10 days or so of in person early voting in each county. I know\nthat won’t be case for all but some states do that.\n\nexample...\nHere is the schedule for the county I will vote in....\n\nBased on the last 6 months of watching these Democrat supported rioters, arsonist and looters, it’s a safe bet that most Americans have had a belly full of these lying Democrats. Compound this with Democrat led and supported endless lock-downs and the vote should *overwhelmingly* swing towards Trump and favor the Republicans.\n\n10 States plus D.C. are sending mail ballots to all or most\nregistered voters. Shown on the above linked info\n\nLooks normal practices for most states, I think.\n\nThey are being run by Barak just like the Hands Up riots and police shootings.\n\nOmar Wasow of Princeton University wanted to measure the impact of the violent protests following King’s death on white voting patterns in the 1968 election.\nHe found a remarkable swing of up to 8% among white voters against Nixon’s Democratic rival, Hubert Humphrey, where there had been violence.\n\nWill protests help Donald Trump as they did Richard Nixon in 1968?\nHistory suggests that Republicans benefit from street violence, whereas Democrats gain from peaceful protests\nhttps://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2020/06/08/will-protests-help-donald-trump-as-they-did-richard-nixon-in-1968"
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"A small country where great things come from\n\nThe 3 Meanings of Maharlika\n\nMaharlika was the name of the pre-colonial confederation based in the city of Manila.\n\n*Pottery was among the first industries of mankind. Among the creation myths of the country is the supreme god Bathala creating Maharlikans from heated clay which ended up “just right”, not being too dark like the Negritos nor too light as the East Asians.\n\nTherefore, Maharlika means “a country where great things come from or are created.”\n\nThis is very different from the meaning of the “Philippines” which comes from King Philip II of Spain.\n\nHis attributes are neither creative nor noble. So to upgrade the qualities and attributes of the country, we clearly have to abandon the name “Philippines”. This leads us to the question: Why did the original Maharlika name have different meanings?\n\nThe Heart of Maharlika was Manila which was then known by the Song dynasty as Ma-yi, from their pronunciation of “May-nila”.",
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"Posted on November 4, 2016 by theboeskool\n\nWhenever there is yet another mass shooting in this country, there is this period of time–the time AFTER the news of the shooting breaks, but BEFORE the announcement of the description of the shooter–where I feel this deep sense of uneasiness. I felt that feeling again recently as news broke of two police officers in two different locations near Des Moines, Iowa who were shot down and murdered as they sat in their cars. I mean, there are all sorts of things that go through my head when I hear news like this: I think of the officer’s families, I think about other officers on duty with someone walking around targeting cops, I think of the insanity that is our gun laws… But one of the first things I think about is wondering what the person doing the killing LOOKS like. After hearing about this shooting, I thought, “Please, don’t let this person be a black man claiming some sort of connection to the Black Lives Matter movement.” And I thought, “Dear God, don’t let the shooter have a Muslim-sounding name.” So it came as somewhat of a relief when I heard that the suspect they had in custody was named Scott Michael Greene, and he looked like this:",
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"In very selective manipulation of statistics, the Minister said that the live register in Tipperary Town has fallen. She picked the year of the highest unemployment nationally, 2012, and the worst month in that year and compared it to the best month this year. The Minister also failed to advise the Dáil that the population of Tipperary Town had fallen by 331 people in the same time period, which would account for a significant reduction in the live register.\n\nThe Minister also quoted statistics from the Mid West and South East regions, which include major employment hubs like Limerick, Clonmel and Waterford. This would have the effect of increasing the averages she was relying on, and ignoring the specific statistics for Tipperary Town, which was the stated focus of Mr McGrath’s question to the Minister.\n\nIt is written that a member of French royalty, when told that the peasants were starving and had no bread to eat, she said “let them eat cake”. The Minister has demonstrated a similarly stunning disconnection from the real situation on the ground in Tipperary Town. Ignorant of the real situation, she admonished Mr McGrath by saying “if you want to have a conversation about building jobs in every single town… every single one of us would like that.”\n\nShe went on to say “You cannot come in here (the Dáil) and make claims that are blatantly false and misrepresent the actual reality of the people in Tipperary. I won’t allow it”.\n\nWhat hope has the Town of getting the interventions that are critical to reversing the serious deprivation of the town and returning it to prosperity, when the key Minister, responsible for both jobs and social protection is clearly satisfied that we are doing fine? What is her local Fine Gael organisation telling her? What deputations from our local elected representatives has she received to correct her deeply flawed understanding of the situation in West Tipperary and Tipperay Town?\n\nThe #march4tipp on 20 October is aimed at getting the true message about Tipperary Town to the powers that be, including Regina Doherty.\n\nHere is a short video of the exchange between Mattie McGrath and Regina Doherty. Some of the key statistics are included at the end.\n\nThe full version can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/8LV0VM1YVSg\n\nPlease contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any queries about this article.\n\nSources of information used in this article:"
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"Today, President Donald J. Trump informed FBI Director James Comey that he has been terminated and removed from office. President Trump acted based on the clear recommendations of both Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Attorney General Jeff Sessions.\n\n“The FBI is one of our Nation’s most cherished and respected institutions and today will mark a new beginning for our crown jewel of law enforcement,” said President Trump.\n\nA search for a new permanent FBI Director will begin immediately. Source\n\nTrump on Comey & the mess that is the FBI:\n\n\"Looks he's a a showboat, he's a grand-stander, the FBI has been in turmoil. You know that, I know that. Everybody knows that. You take a look at the FBI a year ago, it was in virtual turmoil. Less than a year ago, it hasn't recovered from that,\" Source\n\nJust punishment for your Apostasy....\n\nComey baptized and raised as a Roman Catholic:\n\nComey even taught Sunday School at the United Methodist Church.\n\n\nDoes apostasy pertain to unbelief?\n\n\nOn account of apostasy from the faith, are subjects absolved from allegiance to an apostate prince?\n\n\nArticle 1. Whether apostasy pertains to unbelief?\n\nObjection 2. Further, unbelief is an act of the understanding: whereas apostasy seems rather to consist in some outward deed or utterance, or even in some inward act of the will, for it is written (Proverbs 6:12-14): \"A man that is an apostate, an unprofitable man walketh with a perverse mouth. He winketh with the eyes, presseth with the foot, speaketh with the finger. With a wicked heart he deviseth evil, and at all times he soweth discord.\" Moreover if anyone were to have himself circumcised, or to worship at the tomb of Mahomet, he would be deemed an apostate. Therefore apostasy does not pertain to unbelief.\n\nOn the contrary, It is written (John 6:67): \"Many of his disciples went back,\" i.e. apostatized, of whom Our Lord had said previously (John 6:65): \"There are some of you that believe not.\" Therefore apostasy pertains to unbelief.\n\nI answer that, Apostasy denotes a backsliding from God. This may happen in various ways according to the different kinds of union between man and God. For, in the first place, man is united to God by faith; secondly, by having his will duly submissive in obeying His commandments; thirdly, by certain special things pertaining to supererogation such as the religious life, the clerical state, or Holy Orders. Now if that which follows be removed, that which precedes, remains, but the converse does not hold. Accordingly a man may apostatize from God, by withdrawing from the religious life to which he was bound by profession, or from the Holy Order which he had received: and this is called \"apostasy from religious life\" or \"Orders.\" A man may also apostatize from God, by rebelling in his mind against the Divine commandments: and though man may apostatize in both the above ways, he may still remain united to God by faith.\n\nBut if he give up the faith, then he seems to turn away from God altogether: and consequently, apostasy simply and absolutely is that whereby a man withdraws from the faith, and is called \"apostasy of perfidy.\" On this way apostasy, simply so called, pertains to unbelief.\n\nReply to Objection 1. This objection refers to the second kind of apostasy, which denotes an act of the will in rebellion against God's commandments, an act that is to be found in every mortal sin.\n\nReply to Objection 2. It belongs to faith not only that the heart should believe, but also that external words and deeds should bear witness to the inward faith, for confession is an act of faith. On this way too, certain external words or deeds pertain to unbelief, in so far as they are signs of unbelief, even as a sign of health is said itself to be healthy. Now although the authority quoted may be understood as referring to every kind of apostate, yet it applies most truly to an apostate from the faith. For since faith is the first foundation of things to be hoped for, and since, without faith it is \"impossible to please God\"; when once faith is removed, man retains nothing that may be useful for the obtaining of eternal salvation, for which reason it is written (Proverbs 6:12): \"A man that is an apostate, an unprofitable man\": because faith is the life of the soul, according to Romans 1:17: \"The just man liveth by faith.\" Therefore, just as when the life of the body is taken away, man's every member and part loses its due disposition, so when the life of justice, which is by faith, is done away, disorder appears in all his members. First, in his mouth, whereby chiefly his mind stands revealed; secondly, in his eyes; thirdly, in the instrument of movement; fourthly, in his will, which tends to evil. The result is that \"he sows discord,\" endeavoring to sever others from the faith even as he severed himself.\n\nReply to Objection 3. The species of a quality or form are not diversified by the fact of its being the term \"wherefrom\" or \"whereto\" of movement: on the contrary, it is the movement that takes its species from the terms. Now apostasy regards unbelief as the term \"whereto\" of the movement of withdrawal from the faith; wherefore apostasy does not imply a special kind of unbelief, but an aggravating circumstance thereof, according to 2 Peter 2:21: \"It had been better for them not to know the truth [Vulgate: 'the way of justice'], than after they had known it, to turn back.\"",
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"Article 2. Whether a prince forfeits his dominion over his subjects, on account of apostasy from the faith, so that they no longer owe him allegiance?\n\nObjection 1. It would seem that a prince does not so forfeit his dominion over his subjects, on account of apostasy from the faith, that they no longer owe him allegiance. For Ambrose [St. Augustine, Super Psalm 124:3 says that the Emperor Julian, though an apostate, nevertheless had under him Christian soldiers, who when he said to them, \"Fall into line for the defense of the republic,\" were bound to obey. Therefore subjects are not absolved from their allegiance to their prince on account of his apostasy. Objection 2. Further, an apostate from the faith is an unbeliever. Now we find that certain holy men served unbelieving masters; thus Joseph served Pharaoh, Daniel served Nabuchodonosor, and Mardochai served Assuerus. Therefore apostasy from the faith does not release subjects from allegiance to their sovereign.\n\nOn the contrary, Gregory VII says (Council, Roman V): \"Holding to the institutions of our holy predecessors, we, by our apostolic authority, absolve from their oath those who through loyalty or through the sacred bond of an oath owe allegiance to excommunicated persons: and we absolutely forbid them to continue their allegiance to such persons, until these shall have made amends.\" Now apostates from the faith, like heretics, are excommunicated, according to the Decretal [Extra, De Haereticis, cap. Ad abolendam]. Therefore princes should not be obeyed when they have apostatized from the faith.\n\nI answer that, As stated above (II-II:10:10), unbelief, in itself, is not inconsistent with dominion, since dominion is a device of the law of nations which is a human law: whereas the distinction between believers and unbelievers is of Divine right, which does not annul human right. Nevertheless a man who sins by unbelief may be sentenced to the loss of his right of dominion, as also, sometimes, on account of other sins.\n\nNow it is not within the competency of the Church to punish unbelief in those who have never received the faith, according to the saying of the Apostle (1 Corinthians 5:12): \"What have I to do to judge them that are without?\" She can, however, pass sentence of punishment on the unbelief of those who have received the faith: and it is fitting that they should be punished by being deprived of the allegiance of their subjects: for this same allegiance might conduce to great corruption of the faith, since, as was stated above (Article 1, Objection 2), \"a man that is an apostate . . . with a wicked heart deviseth evil, and . . . soweth discord,\" in order to sever others from the faith. Consequently, as soon as sentence of excommunication is passed on a man on account of apostasy from the faith, his subjects are \"ipso facto\" absolved from his authority and from the oath of allegiance whereby they were bound to him.\n\n\nReply to Objection 1. At that time the Church was but recently instituted, and had not, as yet, the power of curbing earthly princes; and so she allowed the faithful to obey Julian the Apostate, in matters that were not contrary to the faith, in order to avoid incurring a yet greater danger.\n\nReply to Objection 2. As stated in the article, it is not a question of those unbelievers who have never received the faith.\n\nReply to Objection 3. Apostasy from the faith severs man from God altogether, as stated above (Article 1), which is not the case in any other sin."
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"I was a double major in English Lit and psychology and had no idea what I would do. A friend got me an interview at Prudential Insurance, where I was placed in a management training program. I eventually moved to their Prudential Securities unit. Then I left for another opportunity in London that didn't work out. While trying to figure out what to do next, I was asked to help a neighbor with her finances. While working with her, she turned to me one day and said \"You're really good at this — you should do this for a living.",
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"I majored in psychology and counseling, getting my master of education in 1986. Funny how long it took to pay off. When I left the addictions treatment business on 1989, I wanted to use my \"advice\" to help people with their finances. I also knew markets moved a lot via undefined reasons — psychology. Unfortunately, no major firms believed that my psych/counseling background fit the financial (sales) business. It's taken awhile for them to come around.",
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"I went to the University of Michigan to become a dentist! Somewhere around organic chemistry my sophomore year, I realized that path was not for me. I created my own degree, with emphasis on psychology, marketing and statistics.Later I obtained an MBA in marketing with an emphasis in finance. I believe the psychology, communication and statistics coursework enabled me to assist my clients much more than the business classes did. Finance and accounting have changed over time, [but] relating and communicating are still crucial elements in our practice.",
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"I was a psychology major, which did not help me become an advisor, until it did. I graduated with a liberal arts degree and took a job as a management trainee at a life insurance company. After a few months of selling insurance, I realized I was good at it. It was a product that many people needed, but I couldn't deal with selling it to those who didn't need it. My [advisor] father told me to talk to a financial planning firm which hired me. As I created plans optimizing client scenarios, often clients wouldn't follow the plan. It wasn't until I read about behavioral finance that I realized that no matter how optimal a plan was on paper, [it wouldn’t work] if it did not sit right with the client's emotions.",
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"I majored in mechanical engineering (but later got an MBA), and it was a great background for becoming a financial advisor. There is a surprising amount of crossover between the skills I learned in engineering school and the skills needed to be a financial planner. Engineering school teaches you how to achieve goals by solving problems, and that is what I now do for clients. Engineering is process oriented, and we have a process that our clients follow to build and maintain wealth. Not every engineer has the necessary people skills to be a financial planner, but the ones who do will find their background benefits them in this industry.",
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"My major was electrical engineering. After about 10 years I made the switch to financial advice because … I always enjoyed seeing the impact good advice could have on the lives around me. On the surface, it might seem like going from engineering to wealth management was an extreme change. But I’ve found that my engineering background has proven quite helpful. It provided me with the scientific and process-based approach I use with clients today to help manage the complexity of their financial lives. It also prepared me to evolve my firm operationally with the fast changes taking place in financial technology.",
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"I have a computer science degree and worked in the tech industry as a software developer/lead for 19 years. I really enjoyed working in tech but wanted to focus my time and energy on work that I felt made a tangible, positive impact on the world. Also, I saw the need for solid, transparent advice as family, friends, and co-workers discussed their struggles with finances, feeling empty in their jobs, and not having a place to turn for help without someone selling them a product. My experience in software design and development has definitely helped. Both require the ability to balance soft skills to understand a client's need and the analytical mind to get it done, and be able to adjust your communication based on your audience.",
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"I was a chemistry major in college, soon thereafter got a master's in computer science. Most recently I earned an MBA from University of Chicago. While establishing a successful career in research, I was asked to join a startup trading group at the Chicago Board of Trade. After 12 years in the trading industry, I decided to start an independent investment advisory services firm.\n\nMy sciences and trading background helped develop my philosophy and approach to investing. ... I rely on the evidence to help clients improve their odds of investment success over the long term. Having had the unique experience of research and trading helps me focus only on those actions that can add value to expected returns.",
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"My major was chemistry and, after a career in the pharmaceutical industry, I began working as an independent consultant. As my interest in the financial markets increased, I began exploring options for an \"encore\" career in the financial industry. What attracted me to become a financial advisor was that I could combine the analytical skills that I developed as a chemist while continuing in a consultative role.",
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"I have a chemistry degree from a liberal arts college. My first job out of college was in research and I designed experiments using software. The concepts and skills that made me good at that are the same ones that allow me to model clients' goals. In 2015, I was faced with job elimination in a year. I had the opportunity and a defined timeline to do some soul searching about the next phase of my career. After careful thought, I enrolled in a CFP program so that I would have the credentials needed. It took me a year to find a firm that had my same planning and investing philosophy and saw the strength in my experience.",
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"I was training to be an [economic] historian in a doctorate program at Kent State in 1970. As a then-called Marxist historian, our thesis is/was money dictates politics and people's actions. Doesn't that sound familiar? I taught school for some years for a paycheck in the inner city, so got to see first hand both the Hough and Glenville riots in Cleveland. Those experiences gave me a perspective to be a much more effective financial planner.",
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"Originally I wanted to go to law school, [but] by my freshman year in college, my father remarried. Now instead of two of us kids, there were six. I couldn't see my parents being able to help me with law school, so I majored in secondary education with a social studies concentration. A couple of years into teaching, my husband took a promotion out of state. Our new community didn't have any open teaching positions. [Instead] I went to work at a bank, and then went into financial counseling and decided to get my CFP. Then I transitioned from the banking world to the RIA world. I've been a CFP nearly 20 years.",
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"There are people who know from an early age what they want to do with their life. I wasn’t one of them. I was a French major in college and didn’t learn what financial planning was until after graduation when I took a temporary position at a wealth management firm. The three-month temp role turned into nine years of working my way up. ... I can’t say I get to use my French much in my work as a financial planner, but I do like to joke that I’m trilingual because I speak English, French and money.\n\n(Related: Advisors’ Advice: What Was Your College Major? — Part 1)\n\nAdvisors’ academic backgrounds are as varied as the advice they provide and the clients they serve. Many have studied business and finance, but plenty graduated outside that norm and still became successful financial advisors.\n\nWe recently asked financial advisors, via the Financial Planning Association and the XY Planning Network, what they majored in and how their college studies shaped their advisory careers. In a recent article, we shared stories from those who had chosen business and finance.\n\nHere we asked advisors who took a much different path — one studied as a Marxist historian! — but eventually found not only the business of finance, but that their non-financial educations often helped enhance their work with clients.\n\nWe received dozens of responses and can only share some here. Some have been edited for length. Thank you to everyone who participated.\n\nSee the above gallery for those responses.",
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"4 black belts. Not an easy path for any of us. There were times I thought Kor-Am Master Lindeberg would kick the entire family out.\n\nFirst we had Mr. Antonio who at 4-years old loved to jump on classmates, cartwheel back to his place in line, and once there distract others until it was his turn again.\n\nMaster Lindeberg agreed that it was best that I didn’t watch Antonio while he was in class since it made me cry. I would go for a run instead.",
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Neptr admires Finn's pranks and has decided to keep Finn as his companion, and has also decided to prank Ice King hardcore. However, he is shown to have some compassion, as he says goodbye to the (unconscious) Ice King before leaving with Finn, causing Ice King to shed a tear. After this, he and Finn throw never-ending pies at Jake.\n\nNeptr returns in \"Hot to the Touch\", where it is revealed that he was hiding for 15 months, 4 days, and 9 hours in a game of Hide and Seek that was accidentally forgotten by Finn and Jake. He assists the two by constructing (crudely made) heat-retardant suits while singing the \"Working for the Master\" rap, in order to get close to the Flame Princess.\n\nNeptr once again returns in \"BMO Noire\", where he awoke BMO while they were unconscious. Neptr proposed that BMO and he should hang out more since they are both robots, but BMO rejects his offer saying, \"I am not like you.\"\n\nNeptr later reappears in \"Mystery Dungeon\", wherein he is captured by the Ice King along with Lemongrab, Tree Trunks, and Shelby. However, it was later revealed that Ice King meant to grab BMO and not Neptr. The Ice King seems to have forgotten about Neptr, but after Neptr opens the door leading to the Ancient Sleeping Magi of Life Giving, Ice King suddenly remembered him as \"the grand prize of me loins\" and accepts him as his son.\n\nStarting with the season 6 episode, \"Sad Face\", Neptr began to have a more prominent role in the series, appearing more often, usually as BMO's sidekick, and a part of the Tree House \"family.\"\n\nNeptr is made from pieces of junk stuck together with tape. His components are an electric oven, a soup can, a circuit board, wires, a tuning-fork, and small tank treads possibly from a toy. Finn drew a face on the soup can, intending it to function as his face, but the knobs on Neptr's side became his face when he was brought to life.\n\nNeptr speaks in an electronically filtered upbeat but stilted voice.\n\nNeptr's main abilities are producing never-ending pies from his oven and ejecting them at somebody. He is very intelligent and can also build fire-proof suits, as seen in \"Hot to the Touch\", and control them to a degree.\n\nNeptr and Finn have a very good friendship. He helped Finn defeat the Ice King by pranking him in his decision to live with Finn in the episode \"What is Life?\". In the end, he chose to live with Finn to prank people like Jake. Even though it was mentioned in \"Hot to the Touch\" that Finn and Jake left Neptr hiding in their shed after a game of Hide and Seek over fifteen months, four days, and nine hours he still moved on to help Finn and Jake create a battlesuit to save the Goblin Kingdom from Flame Princess. Neptr also sings the song \"Working for the Master\" saying in the song \"I live to please you father\" saying he thinks of Finn as a father. After Finn cries over not finding a girl, Neptr says \"I still love you\" implying he cares about Finn. However, in \"Don't Look\", Finn turned Neptr into a lifeless microwave under the power of the cursed eyes, implying that Finn may just see Neptr as a thing rather than a living being, however, he regrets it heavily afterward, showing that he does still care for Neptr. It is possible he sees Neptr as his son instead of a microwave afterward.\n\nTo Jake, Neptr is a friend at times. In the episode \"What is Life?\", Neptr was sort of an enemy to Jake after he pied him to help Finn prank him. Though mentioned in the episode \"Hot to the Touch\", Jake played Hide and Seek with Finn and him, indicating that they are friends. He also helps him and Finn create battle suits to save the Goblin Kingdom.\n\nIn the episode \"BMO Noire\", Neptr awakens BMO and tells them that the only people down there were both of them and Ronnie. Neptr also offers BMO pie but BMO wanted to go find the sock. Neptr also says they should hang out sometime since they're both robots, but BMO replies \"I'm not like you,\" possibly indicating that BMO views him as inferior due to his odd personality and slipshod appearance. However, in \"Sad Face\", Neptr and BMO were seen together spying on Finn and Jake. BMO shared their experience of Jake's tail leaving the Tree Fort with Neptr and told him that it only happened once a month, indicating that BMO had possibly developed a level of intimacy and brotherhood with Neptr. By now, they seem to be on good terms with each other and might have possibly befriended each other. Later on, in \"Furniture & Meat\", they are seen playing with each other again and later save Finn and Jake from Wildberry Princess's execution. In the episode \"Skyhooks\", when Neptr was turned into Nectr by Princess Bubblegum's elemental powers, BMO says that they will \"start treating him as an equal\", which may mean that they hung out with him but didn't see him as an equal.\n\nNeptr first interacts with Ice King in \"What is Life?\", when Finn wanted to fully function Neptr with the Ice King's ice powers. After this, Ice King explains to Finn that after he zapped Neptr with his ice power, he became infused with the Ice King's private particles and also became his \"son.\" They interact with each other again in \"Mystery Dungeon,\" where they work together, along with Tree Trunks, Shelby, and Lemongrab. For the most part, Neptr tries very hard to gain his \"father's\" affections and is greatly disappointed that Ice King had forgotten him. He got his feelings hurt when it was revealed that Ice King had kidnapped the group and had accidentally picked Neptr. He blurts that he had wanted BMO instead and not Neptr. However, Neptr is still loyal to him and forgives him after they escape the dungeon. When he sees Ice King disappointed that he could not bring his fanfiction to life, Neptr reminds him to use his Imagination Zone, just as before. Neptr comforts Ice King that anything can be real in the \"garden of [his] mind.\"\n\nNeptr and Tree Trunks never interact with each other until \"Mystery Dungeon\", wherein they work together, along with Ice King, Shelby, and Lemongrab. Although, he gets a little jealous of her because she makes pies and everyone thinks she is the only one who could make pies when he also could.\n\nNeptr never really interacts with Flame Princess, although he nearly killed her when he was about to extinguish her. However, several seasons later in \"The Music Hole\", they form a rap duo together to compete in the Battle of the Bands. They are shown to still be part of this rap duo in the montage at the end of \"Come Along With Me\".",
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Thanks to organ donation, I am now going for my fourth European Transplant 100m title in a row.”\n\nThe popular Limerick man said that turning the corner back to health was something he will never forget and will be eternally grateful for the organ donation that gave him his life back.\n\n“Getting your organ transplant and getting back on your feet is incredible. There was a moment when you realised that your health and energy are beginning to improve again,” he continued.\n\n“I just decided to do something to mark it and the Transplant Games was it for me. I set a target of participating in the Championships and here I am just about to head out as proud member of the 34-strong Irish team to the Championships in Krakow.\n\n“I just wanted to demonstrate the joy and success of organ transplantation and what organ donors can do to give people a new beginning.\n\n“I will be 67 on my next birthday and people who know about my involvement in the games ask me am I mad and I am, I guess. I’m mad about life. I would not have this chance was it not for organ donation and I would appeal to anyone out there to sign-up as an organ donor. It really is an amazing legacy to give.”\n\nOther locals taking part in the European Championships are kidney transplant recipients Richard Costello from Limerick city, Madeleine Donaghy from Knockalong, Eoghan O’Neill from Newmarket on Fergus and Marie O’Connor from Lahinch. Two local athletes who will be representing Ireland at the European Championships and who are currently undergoing dialysis treatment are Thomas Doherty from Bruff and Mary Sheehan from Parteen.\n\nWishing the Team Ireland members well in the games, Shannon Airport Operations Director Niall Maloney said, “We are delighted to have been able to wish the team members bon voyage from Shannon. 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This is because an aggressive and stiff challenge is being posed by the APC and owing to the fact the the APC is the party in power at the center, they are bent at using that power to capture the soul of Cross River State which has been an exclusive domain of the PDP since 1999. This therefore means that to ensure we emerge victorious over them, we must put our best foot forward.\n\n“We hereby wish to appeal to the NWC to please pay special attention to the events that lead to the primaries and eventual emergence of flag bearers that will represent the Party at all levels in the State. Please help us ensure that there will be no impunity or imposition of candidates. We need a level playing field to ensure that only the most popular candidates emerge.\n\n“Please permit us to state the unfortunate fact that most Cross Riverians are of the opinion that the performance of the current Government in the State leaves much to be desired and this is a serious cause for concern to us. We cannot go to the electorate presenting the exact same option as this could lead to failure for the Party in the State.\n\n“This Coalition has however identified a man of impeccable character and outstanding credentials whom we believe will surely lead the Party to a resounding victory in Cross River state, his name is Hon. Emmanuel Ibeshi. A former Member of the House of Representatives, first elected National Publicity Secretary (1999 – 2001), and above all a very committed Party Man. Not forgetting the fact that he stood on the side of truth during the recent crisis that was imposed on the Party. He served as the Secretary of the syndicate eleven.\n\n“We as a coalition have made known to him that we are demanding that he declares to contest for the position of Cross River State Governor for 2019. Being a former National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, he is one of you that is why we hereby appeal to you to help us pass our message once again to him, thank you.”\n\nWhen CrossRiverWatch contacted Mr. Ibeshi to find out if he sponsored members of the coalition to Abuja, he vehemently denied having anything to do with the mobilization of members of the group to Abuja.\n\n“I have nothing 100 percent to do with how anyone got to our national secretariat.”\n\nHe acknowlwedged that members of the group have however approached him and requested that he should join the governorship race but maintained he has not made up his mind on what to do but will not hesitate to engage the coalition and reason through their suggestion depending on how events unfold.\n\nMr. Emmanuel Ibeshi had contested alongside Governor Ben Ayade in the party’s primaries in 2015 but lost.\n\nAnother northern aspirant said to be gearing up to challenge Mr. Ayade under the PDP is a former Minister of Environment, Mr. John Odey.",
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That one day 15,000 Greek fans roared for their team’s fortunes for so long. But you could’ve mistaken them for more, an entire nation doused in the blaze of the Olympic shame and Football League doping scandals, concentrated their energies into the television sets, kicking every loose ball, rushing into every 50-50 challenge and heading away every ball that threatened to danger their goal.\n\nThis wasn’t just 11 men on the pitch fighting for glory. This was a population of 11 million people fighting to find hope at the end of a storm. The eleven men on the pitch had become more than just men, they’d become an embodiment of pure will.\n\nVassilios Tsiartas, who was used on the left of midfield as an impact sub throughout the tournament, spoke about his side’s team talk before the final. He said:\n\n\"We told each other that this was the only opportunity that we would get to write history. We knew we would never be able to recreate what had happened. We vowed then to give everything to make sure we did not need to.\"\n\nThey had indeed given everything so far in the final. Defiance had been a recurring theme in their Euro 2004 campaign as the Czech Republic would have learned to their peril in the semi-final clash with the Greeks. Greece coach Otto Rehhagel had managed to do the unthinkable as he stifled the Czech attack of Jan Koller, Milan Baros, and Pavel Nedved, with Tomas Rosicky and Karel Poborsky behind them. This was an attack that had scored 10 goals in 4 games (7 goals in 3 games in the Group Stage and 3 in the quarter-final against Denmark).\n\nMichel Platini could not believe his eyes as the Czech attack he had singled out for praise the day before was tamed for more than the regulation 90 minutes by a determined Greek team, which hung on to the match with sheer desire for most of the game. The Greeks came to life at the end of the first half of extra time as one of the heroes of the match, Traianos Dellas, scored the only ‘silver goal’ in the history of football to send Greece into the final.\n\n\"That was when I thought we could actually win it,\" said Tsiartas.\n\nTo fully comprehend the weight of this incredible moment, when for the first time the Greeks truly believed that they could go on to win the Euros, one needs to realize this.\n\nBefore, Euro 2004 Greece had not won a single game at a major footballing tournament finals ever in their entire history. They had not even qualified for any of the editions of the UEFA European Championships since their last appearance in the tournament in 1980. They also came into the Euro 2004 after suffering an embarrassment in their last major tournament appearance in the 1994 World Cup after they exited the competition without registering a single win in the United States.\n\n\"The target at the start was to win a game,\" said Tsiartas, \"Just one game. It was something none of the national teams had been able to do [at a major finals].”\n\nAnd yet, here they were; one step away from winning the tournament. Winning with nothing more than defiance to their credit, a refusal to give up and give in to the occasion even when the entire world believed it was beyond them. . Greece were 80 to 1 outsiders for winning the tournament before it began.\n\n\"We only had the weapons we had been given,\" said left-back Takis Fyssas. \"We did not have a Zidane, or Simao, or Cristiano Ronaldo. We only had hard work, sacrifice, determination and that family spirit.\n\nNo, they did not have a Zidane or a Henry or Pires or Thuram or Lizarazu or even a Makelele, a Trezeguet or a Barthez. This collection, however, formed the spine of the team they had faced in the quarterfinals just prior to the Czech assault. The French were rampaging favorites for the tournament title. They were overwhelming favorites to end the Greek dream, the men from Greece had already overachieved unreasonably in the eyes of many.\n\nNo, they did not have a team of world class players, game changers or for that matter a chance in hell to overpower the defending champions, France. However, they did have each other.\n\n\"It was like a family,\" says Fyssas. \"It was not one of these national teams with 55 players [in qualifying] We had 20 or so who were always in the squad -- he would bring two or three more along to have a look at them -- and so we were very close. We would sacrifice everything for each other.\"\n\nAnd the coach was no exception.\n\nOtto Rehhagel was notorious for his tactical rigidity. If he chose a system for a team to play by, they would have to live or die by it. The Greeks marked zones all through the group stages, man marking had become old fashioned and the preferred set up was a back four that would give them the extra man at the back to mop up.\n\nHowever, when faced with the proposition of the French and their team of majestic players attacking their goal, the squad pleaded with Rehhagel to consider a change of plan.\n\nOtto Rehhagel relented. He made the changes necessary to keep the French at bay. He handed right-back Giourkas Seitaridis the responsibility of man-marking Thierry Henry whose drifting runs inwards from the outside left were seen as a recipe for trouble for opposing defenders. Greece for this game chose to play a flexible system, one which saw the four-man defense turn into a three-man defense (with Seitaridis on Henry) when needed with left back Fyssas and central midfielder Zagorikas providing width for the Greek side on the counter attack.\n\nIt was indeed Zagorikas who burst down the right and raced past Lizarazu before sending an inch-perfect cross to Angelos Charisteas who headed France out of Euro 2004.\n\nRehhagel had said before the game against France, that they would need a miracle to win. This became the first of many in the days to come.\n\n\"We were all equals together,\" said Vasilis Tsiartas in hindsight. \"We were all connected. It was unique.\"\n\nIt was unique indeed and it had all begun in the group stages, where Otto Rehhagel would have feared the end of Greece’s run after Russia defeated his side 2-1 in the final group game. The Greek side had come from a goal down to draw the game against the Spanish before that, having left the group on razor’s edge with a range of permutations and combinations possible in the final match day. However, Portugal beat Spain in the final game of the group to send themselves through but little had they known at the time that the one goal would go on to set destiny afoot.\n\nIt seemed somewhat poetic that the miraculous journey had begun at the same point that it was destined to end. The first game of Greece’s group and the tournament proved to be a contest between the eventual finalists. The game was pulsating, as the hosts Portugal were grounded by a humble Greek side that won 2-1. They spent the next hours, celebrating the fact they had created history, by winning their first ever game in a major tournament. There was more to it, but they would never have known. But by the time they beat the Czech in the semi-final,there was a sense of purpose attached to every word the Greek squad shared with each other.\n\n\"We all admitted that if you had said to us before the tournament that we would make the final, we would have said yes, that's fine, we don't care if we win or lose,\" says Fyssas. \"That would have been a special success. But once we were actually there, we were so determined to make that final step. We left that meeting and knew we had to finish the job off.\"\n\n56 minutes into the final, every Greek player had only one thing repeating in their heads, the need to “finish the job off”. Angelo Basinas picked up the ball with intent at the prospect of delivering a set piece in the 57th minute, and the Greek team ran up in numbers to meet the corner. It didn’t matter who went. Everyone in the stadium knew to whom the ball was going to, Basinas himself must have been aware that everyone knew what he was about to do. It did not deter him. He had to put the ball in for his teammate. He put everything into it as the ball swerved into the area ahead of the near post and sure as rain, there was Angelos Charisteas, rising above Costinha and almost in slow motion pushing the ball past Ricardo, the Portuguese keeper.\n\nFilipe Scolari was stunned, the Portuguese fans were stunned, and even Rehhagel took a second to register what had happened. Greece had scored.",
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"Anwar is the man of the moment in Malaysia. The times need him as much as he needs them / Photo: Bloomberg\n\nThe rise of Anwar Ibrahim to the premiership of Malaysia represents a multiracial turn in its politics that is as welcome as it is historic. For once, Malaysia has an opportunity to translate the ideals of its independence from Britain into the progressive national character that should rightly belong to a country where talent in the hard sciences, the humanistic arts and the gentleness of culture cuts across ethnicity, gender and ideology.\n\nFor too long, that talent of its people has been held hostage to the colonial (and then post-colonial) phenomenon of the “plural society”, which is one where occupation matches ethnicity. Colonial and post-colonial ascriptions affect expectations because power produces the structures of meaning and the forms of knowledge that inform the sense of the self and its worth.\n\nThus, if one race is identified with the making of money, it will see wealth as constituting its calling in society. If another race is associated with agriculture, farming will frame the terms of its self-reference. If yet another race is associated with work on plantations, the young will consider it natural to continue the work of their forefathers there. If a certain race is identified with policing, it will want to police the system so as to ensure its privileges.\n\nThe British creation of “martial races” in India is a case in point. It militarised the practice of colonialism in a way that set the martial races apart from and put them over the non-martial races. The plural society envisaged in colonial Malaya similarly privileged some avowed racial characteristics over others, leading to the victimisation of Malays as being lazy and backward — which they certainly were not.\n\nThe curse of a plural society has informed the mythicisation of Malaysia in a way that is meant to belittle and demean its wonderful people, thus foreclosing human, everyday options for political and social change.\n\nMalaysia struggled to regain an indigenous self-definition in the long aftermath of colonialism, which had ended formally in 1957, because historical legacies can be as pernicious as historical aberrations themselves. Colonialism was the greatest aberration in Malaysian history.\n\nBut there was a problem. If colonialism had to be rejected, and it would have to be, did this mean that the ethnic identities inherited from that period by the beneficiaries of colonial rule would have to be erased as well? If Malay nativism were to be the founding principle of a new Malaysian polity, what would happen to the races that had been brought into Malaya during colonial rule? That was the question with which every Malaysian leader has grappled.\n\nAnwar is not the first leader to challenge the problems of Malaysian history. After the patrician legacy of Tunku Abdul Rahman and the premiership of Tun Razak were destroyed by the race riots of May 13, 1969, Dr Mahathir Mohamad sought to modernise Malaysia economically — which he did — but only on the basis of the politics of Malay nationalism as the supreme (and supremacist) independent variable of electoral permutations and combinations. To his credit, he stabilised the system.\n\nTo his discredit, too, he did so by entrenching Malay privileges through the affirmative action inherent in the New Economic Policy. No subterfuge against meritocracy can last long. If internal dissension does not break it, an external shock will. That is exactly what occurred when the Asian Financial Crisis at the tail-end of the last century destroyed the economic basis of Malay supremacy.\n\nThe rift between Mahathir and Anwar that was produced by the crisis was emblematic of the national situation. Time was up for the old dispensation, but it refused to give way. The time for the new had arrived, but it was but a fledgling answer to the old. The old prevailed, Anwar went to jail, and the momentum of change generated by the Reformasi movement was subverted, for the time being.\n\nThat “time being” has finally passed. Its departure was inaugurated in the popular overthrow of the Barisan Nasional (BN) government in the 2018 general election (GE). The BN was not to be trifled with: It institutionalised the need to keep the political and economic peace through elite adjustments among the major races, at least in Peninsular Malaysia. However, while the BN managed to avoid elite dissension on the whole, it failed to garner popular support for its Malaysian model. The 2018 GE made the point. Now, Anwar’s arrival at the pinnacle of electoral power in Malaysia cements the transition away from the Malaysian Old to the Malaysian New.\n\nPolitical transitions are never final. However, they can be definitive. It is safe to say that Anwar’s ascendancy to his first footsteps in Putrajaya was taken in the spirit of the footprints of Malaysian nationalism that could have been erased by the ebbs and flows of Malay, Chinese, Indian or Eurasian sub-nationalisms attacking the shores of the body politic.\n\nThis is why Anwar is the man of the moment in Malaysia. The times need him as much as he needs them.\n\nWhat he brings with him is not a mass base. That base belonged to the Tunku once and then to Mahathir. The Malaysian political spectrum is far more fragmented today than it once was. Malays do not agree largely with other Malays simply because they belong to the same race. So too for the other races. Had this not been the case, the BN, which once occupied the commanding heights of the political economy, could not have been reduced to its dismal numbers in the GE this year. The mass base in Malaysia today is an unwieldy conglomeration and rough aggregation of race and class in a nation emerging into an unknown sense of its own. No one person owns that base either through charisma or patronage.\n\nInstead, what the times call for is the emergence of the interstitial leader. He (or she) is one who is not captured by a mass base so large as to be immune to the reality of other mass bases. Parti Se-Islam Malaysia (PAS) and the Democratic Action Party (DAP) constitute the two extreme ends of the Malaysian electoral spectrum in this sense.\n\nPAS caters to the racial and religious insecurities of the rural Malay/ Muslim heartland which seeks an escape from the burdens of modernist existence in the imposition of Islamic shariah law, including its criminal penalties known as the hudud. The urban constituencies that support the DAP visualise a multiracial Malaysia in which religion will not be the chief determinant of national affiliation. They desire a “secular” nationalism, within the remit of the Malaysian Constitution, that suits the mood of the globalising times.\n\nAnwar understands that each extreme has a point. The farmer in Kelantan or Terengganu — PAS bastions — cannot be expected to behave like a software engineer in Penang or Johor — DAP strongholds. In a Malaysia that belonged purely to the agricultural piety of a farmer, the engineer would not exist. In a Malaysia that belonged only to the globalising ambitions of an engineer whether he was an atheist or an agnostic, the farmer would not exist. But both must, so that Malaysia continues to exist.\n\nAnwar, the interstitial leader, is free enough of any constraining constituency to be able to act as a sturdy bridge among the constituent diversities of Malaysia. He succeeded as a youth leader with a strong socialist bent before he entered the fray for the top leadership of a nation that needed to combine the resources of land, labour, capital and information to keep its place at the table of developing nations. His appeal to international capital is underpinned by his strong roots in Malaysian soil.\n\nCertainly, he faces a host of challenges. From keeping his parliamentary majority to preserving a semblance of peace between PAS and the DAP, from crafting a Cabinet to ensuring that its fractious nature does not destroy its agenda, he has his work cut out for him. His political rivals and their allies in the Establishment will work overtime to ensure his overthrow because he challenges their vested interests. Also, he himself is human and is therefore prone to the lurking temptations of ego and power.\n\nYet, he is a cut above the rest. If he can bring the youthful charm of his (admittedly ageing) face to bear on the dismal contortions of geriatric Malaysian politics; if he can make Malaysians believe that they have more in common than what divides them; if he can convince a sceptical electorate that politics does offer a way out of the nepotism of the status quo; he will be a man that Malaysia will remember — long after this “iffy” moment has passed."
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"Arch Manning is a Longhorn.Image: AP\n\nThe ever-optimistic “Texas Is Back” believers have much to rejoice in the coming years, as football royalty’s heir apparent, Arch Manning, announced a somewhat surprising commitment to Texas on Thursday. Heavily recruited by a number of SEC schools, including Ole Miss where his grandfather and namesake Archie Manning, his dad Cooper and Uncle Eli attended. Much like Uncle Peyton who went to Tennessee, this latest Manning has officially chosen to avoid the Ole Miss burden and take on the burden of digging Texas out of its hole of eternal and inescapable mediocrity.\n\nThe latest rumors had reigning national champion Georgia as the frontrunner in this highly-publicized, years-long recruitment of Arch, who like the Mannings before him, attended Isidore Newman high school, but I guess he just couldn’t turn down the chance to break the Texas curse alongside head coach Steve Sarkisian. Sark coached several QBs as offensive coordinator at Alabama to enormous success, and his stints in the NFL were reportedly a major factor in the decision, as Manning plans to continue on in the family business after college, of course.\n\nTexas will join the SEC during Manning’s time there, which will provide for some exciting competition. He’ll be with the Longhorns beginning fall 2023, which means that Longhorns hopeful still have a season to sit through with — well, with another five-star QB in Ohio State transfer Quinn Ewers, who was hailed as the new messiah of the Texas program, only to be shunted to the sidelines with Thursday’s announcement. Quinn who?\n\nThe interesting conundrum (and what I kind of hoping for, as I’m rooting for chaos here) is what happens if Ewers has an incredible freshman season with Texas. What if they really do end up being back, but under him? Manning will likely expect to start right away wherever he ends up, so would they bench a trusted winner for a true freshman, even if he is the No. 1 recruit in his graduating class?\n\nIf he does start in fall 2023, there’s a lot riding on him and on the hopes built on that family name…."
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"The Clippers head out on a one-game road trip to face the Trail Blazers in Portland. These two teams would face one another if current postseason seeds were to hold, but with key injuries on both sides, how much will there be to learn? Read on for our full Clippers and Blazers game preview:\n\nWhere: Moda Center, Portland, OR\n\nHow to Watch: TNT, Bally Sports SoCal, AM 570 KLAC\n\nClippers: OUT — Patrick Beverley (hand); OUT — Serge Ibaka (back)\n\n. . . might see one another in the first round of the playoffs, so let’s handle them together in notebook style:\n\n— First, the Clippers, who are more secure in their position and perhaps even upwardly mobile. Kawhi Leonard made his return on Sunday along with the fans, and Serge Ibaka doesn’t appear to be far behind. The Clippers officially signed Yogi Ferrell yesterday to a 10-day contract to shore up the guard depth in Patrick Beverley’s absence. Ferrell is an undersized but effective pick and roll navigator, and is still just 27, although he’s unlikely to be offered an impactful role unless the team suffers additional injuries.\n\n— Sunday’s victory over Minnesota may have started a streak, another winning one, but it snapped Paul George’s run of five straight 30-point appearances. The low minute count was the likely culprit though, and Portland’s 29th-ranked defense by efficiency should provide George the opportunity to kickstart another scoring surge. After all, they were on the floor when he began his last one. Portland is the lone team in the West’s top eight with a negative scoring differential, and the unsightly defense is mostly to blame, with the seventh-ranked offense holding up its end.\n\n— The Clippers will try for the season sweep, having already handled the Blazers twice before by 17 and 23. Their most notable achievement in each matchup, beyond the lopsided scoreline, was their suppression of one Damian Lillard. The fringe MVP-candidate managed just five made field goals in 28 tries across the two contests, with just one make from three. Injury will do the defense’s job tonight, as Lillard will miss his third straight game with hamstring trouble.\n\n— The Blazers will also be without Jusuf Nurkic, who will sit for injury management on the first night of a back-to-back, which may be Portland’s way of acknowledging that they see tomorrow’s tilt against Denver as more profitable. Both teams play again tomorrow night, with the Clippers returning to the friendly confines to host Memphis.\n\n— Rondae Hollis-Jefferson signed a second 10-day contract with the Blazers on Sunday. He was named to the starting lineup in a game for which the similarly molded Derrick Jones Jr. received a curious DNP-CD. At the time of this writing, it was unclear who would start, but considering Lillard’s absence and the Clippers’ bevy of big wings, both Jones and Hollis-Jefferson should get minutes.\n\n— The Clippers will have to re-acclimate to silence, as the Blazers are one of three NBA teams without a timeline for the return of fans.\n\nThanks for reading our preview of tonight’s contest between the Clippers and the Blazers. The comments for this post will be the live thread. Sign up for a free account and join the conversation!"
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