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U.S. Department of the Army Office of the Project Manager for Chemical Demilitarization and Installation Restoration, Installation Assessment of Fort McClellan, Alabama Records Evaluation Report No. 110, Volume I, April 1977.
Mr. Fikret Orman is Chairman of the Board of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari Sanayi ve Ticaret AS. He graduated from Yildiz Teknik Universitesi and Florida University. He is a partner of Esin Yapi.
Mr. Ahmet Urkmezgil is Vice Chairman of the Board of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari AS. He is also Chairman of the Board of Promat AS.
Mr. Deniz Atalay is Board Member of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari Sanayi ve Ticaret AS. He is a businessman and Vice Chairman of the Board of SMS Gida Yonetim AS.
Mr. Erdal Torunogullari is Board Member of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari AS. He is Chairman of the Boards of Edelstall Turizm AS and Orkam AS, as well as Vice Chairman of the Board of Torunogullari Yatirim AS.
Mr. Ahmet Kilicoglu is Independent Board Member of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari AS. He is also Board Member of Vestel Elektronik, Vestel Beyaz Esya and Zorlu Enerji.
Mr. Cenk Sumer is Independent Board Member of Besiktas Futbol Yatirimlari AS. He is also Chairman of the Board of Profera Danismanlik AS.
March 18 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and Nasdaq extended last week's gains on Monday, lifted by technology and financial stocks, as investors waited for the Federal Reserve's policy meeting later this week for further clues on the pace of interest rate hikes.
The Dow was pressured by Boeing Co, which fell 2.7 percent after Ethiopia said an initial analysis of black boxes showed "clear similarities" in the March 10 plane crash with October's accident in Indonesia.
Concerns over the safety of Boeing's money-spinning MAX 8s led to the aircraft's grounding around the world last week, shaving off more than 10 percent from the market value of the world's largest planemaker.
Facebook Inc dropped 3 percent after a top-rated analyst cut rating on the company's stock to "hold" and dragged the communication services sector 0.57 percent lower, the most among 11 major S&P sectors.
"The focus for the week is obviously the Fed which is going to lean to the optimistic side and will probably also cut (interest rates) later on, but not nearly enough to set off panic about lower rates," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
The Federal Reserve's two-day policy meeting begins on Tuesday, where the central bank is widely expected to stick to its pledge of a "patient" approach to monetary policy.
This follows a batch of weak economic data last week that validated the Fed's decision to remain less aggressive on raising rates. The dovish stance along with optimism on trade helped the S&P 500 and Nasdaq end last week at a five-month high and notch their best weekly gain this year.
Edwards Lifesciences Corp jumped 8.5 percent, the most among S&P stocks, after trial results showed that the company's non-invasive heart valve replacement system was superior to surgery.
Microsoft is adding film showings channel to its MSN Direct data service for smart watches.
Starting Monday, film buffs can just look at their wristwatch to get movie listings in the neighborhood theater. Microsoft, which has been pushing smart watches as a means of content delivery, announced on Friday that it was adding film showings channel to its MSN Direct data service. Subscribers can track up to 10 the...
In addition, Microsoft has been seriously pursuing the manufacture of wireless data watches. It announced last month the launch of new smart watches that offer news, sports, and stock quotes, the fruit of a joint effort launched with Swiss watchmaker Swatch three years ago.
ISLAMABAD (APP) A meeting of Senate Standing Committee held under the Chairman Senate Committee Senator Lt.Gen(R) Abdul Qayyum on Tuesday at Parliament House. During the meeting different issues discussed as per agenda of the committee.
Secreatry MoDP briefed the committee on revised budget estimates 2018-19 and the budget statements for the year 2019-20 and also briefed the status regarding the budget to be allocated directly to the Ministry instead of routing it through the Ministry of Defense.
Committee also briefed about placing Pakistan Machine Tool Factory under the administrative control of the Ministry of Defense Production instead of Ministry of Industries and Production.
Chairman NEPRA briefed the committee regarding provision of net purchase and sales for captive and grid spill over renewable projects.
Senators and officers of the Ministry of Defense Production attended the meeting.
Close to 1,000 Christians protested outside of Parliament in New Zealand on Tuesday, condemning as "Judas" the speaker's removal of all references to Jesus Christ in prayer.
The change to the parliamentary prayer was enacted in November 2017 when Labour's Trevor Mallard took over the speaker role. Mallard decided to remove all references to Christ in the prayer, describing it as a "compromise," as the phrase "almighty God" remains.
Some of the protesters on Tuesday held signs reading "Dishonorable Judas Mallard," referring to the disciple who betrayed Jesus.
Event organizer Ross Smith told Radio New Zealand that the country's Christian heritage should not be erased.
"It's a legacy. The principals and the values that are in this nation are based on our Christian-Judea roots," Smith said.
He added that adherents of other religions were also supporting the protest.
"So for instance Muslims come in and they say, 'Listen, don't take the name of Jesus Christ out, where's the integrity in that?'" Smith asked.
"Other people coming in expect us to uphold our values and stick by them — they actually appreciate that."
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters meanwhile said that the entire parliament should have been allowed to decide whether to remove Jesus' name from the prayer.
"Well the decision as to what should be changed should be made by parliamentarians and not the speaker — that's our position, I don't mind telling you publicly," Peters said.
"If you're going to make a change let's have Parliament decide — not one person."
National Party leader Simon Bridges also argued that Mullar should have consulted with others first.
"What happened here is Trevor Mallard didn't consult and he should have done that. I think it really comes back to that, and I think if he [had] he would have come to a different position," he said.
"I don't think it was his decision to make alone."
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who is not religious, backed Mullard's move, however.
"I think that having the prayer in itself sets a good tone for Parliament, but it has been done in a way that the speaker has tried to make a bit more inclusive," Ardern said.
Christians have rallied on a number of occasions over the issue, including back in January.
"We feel that the Church does not have a voice in this change and we are here to change that," Smith said at the time.
"Numbers speak to Parliament and this rally may be the only way to keep Jesus in the prayer. That is why we are calling for all Christians to be a part of this movement," he added.
New Zealand has been identified as one of the most secular countries in the world, with national census data from 2013 finding that only 48.9 percent of the population identify as Christians.
TRANSFER NEWS is flying in as Tiemoe Bakayoko signs for Chelsea and Juventus reject a bid for Gonzalo Higuain. Follow all the latest done deals and gossip right here.
05:55: Arsenal club captain Per Mertesacker has not pleaded with Alexis Sanchez to stay at Arsenal - and he has explained why.
“He needs a break now,” Mertesacker said.
“He needs to relax. He has done a lot for us. He played almost every game last season and then the Confederations Cup.
“You need to leave him alone to make up his mind what he wants to do. It’s his decision. If he feels good, comfortable, he can play with freedom. He has his qualities. You cannot find those everywhere.
05:10: Tottenham are set to give Danny Rose another new contract to stave off interest from Manchester United and Manchester City.
Spurs' two Premier League rivals have both made enquiries over the left-back but Daniel Levy indicated he is not for sale.
Following fellow full-back Kyle Walker's departure to City, Spurs are ready to tie down Rose.
According to the Mirror, Rose is getting a bumper new contract, despite having penned a deal as recently as last September.
03:15: Daniel Sturridge has reportedly rejected the chance to quit Liverpool for China.
The striker wants to stay and fight for his place at Anfield.
According to the Mirror, Beijing Guoan boss Roger Schmidt tried to get Sturridge to join before the Chinese Super League window closed on Friday.
But the 27-year-old snubbed a big-money move as Sturridge apparently told the club he was not interested.
02:40: Everton are looking to add Arsenal winger Theo Walcott to their growing squad.
Arsenal’s versatile forward is out of favour under Arsene Wenger.
And according to the Mirror, Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is planning a £30m move.
Everton want cover for Yannick Bolasie, who is sidelined until Christmas, and a pursuit of Walcott could prove successful.
Walcott’s Arsenal team-mate Olviier Giroud, though, will not be heading to Goodison Park as he is edging towards Borussia Dortmund.
01:05: Chelsea have shown an interest in signing Leicester winger Riyad Mahrez.
The Foxes, though, are holding out for £40m this summer, despite their star man's desire to leave.
According to the Daily Mail, Chelsea are among a host of Premier League teams to be tracking Mahrez.
The Blues and Everton are in the hunt, while Arsenal and Liverpool have made checks but are deterred by his price-tag.
Roma have bid £21m plus add-ons, leaving Mahrez struggling to find a route out of the King Power Stadium.
00:35: Jose Mourinho has refused to give Inter Milan Manchester United forward Anthony Martial in return for Ivan Perisic.
No agreement has been reached yet over a straight fee as the Serie A side have held firm on their £47million valuation.
The prospect of a swap deal has emerged, but according to the Mirror, Mourinho has rejected that idea involving Martial.
Despite his tough second season at Old Trafford under the Portuguese, United see a big future in Manchester for the France international forward.
Mourinho, though, would be willing to trade defenders Chris Smalling and Matteo Darmian for Perisic in a swap deal.
23:00: Tiemoue Bakayoko has paid tribute to Michy Batshuayi for his part played in his Chelsea move.
The two swapped a series of tweets of emojis late on Thursday, hinting a deal was imminent.
And after Chelsea confirmed the £40m signing, Bakayoko wrote on Twitter: “Thanks to my agent @mbatshuayi.
He added: ”I would like to say thank you to all my fans and followers for your kind words throughout this journey - as you know, I love championships!
22:30: Phil Neville believes Jose Mourinho decided to hijack Chelsea's move for Romelu Lukaku to prevent them signing him as Diego Costa's replacement.
"It caught me by surprise, I thought they were going to go for Morata and Jose said they actually bid for Morata," he said to talkSPORT.
"What Jose likes in all the teams he has managed is a target man and if Diego Costa leaves Chelsea you think maybe Jose was stopping Lukaku going to Chelsea to make them stronger as he is probably the best target man around."
21:15: Man United look set to miss out on Radja Nainggolan.
Sky Sport Italia reporter Angelo Mangiante says the Roma star will extend his contract until 2021.
20:30: Tottenham have confirmed they have reached an agreement with Roma to sell Federico Fazio.
The 30-year-old joined Spurs in 2014 for a fee of £8 million, on a four-year contract but made just 32 appearances in two seasons at White Hart Lane.
19:33: Alexis Sanchez has dropped the biggest hint yet that he is ready to quit Arsenal.
Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions League for the first time in almost two decades last season.
19:18: Manchester United have Kasper Schmeichel lined up to replace David De Gea if the latter completes his exit this summer.
Manchester United want to keep De Gea but are aware of Real Madrid’s interest.
Real have already missed out on Thibaut Courtois, while Gianluigi Donnarumma has signed a new contract at Milan.
And United are preparing for De Gea’s exit by sounding out Schmeichel.
That is according to Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo, who claim Schmeichel is a ‘ready replacement’ for United’s No 1 shot-stopper.
18:02: Neymar’s former agent has revealed he tried to convince the player to join Real Madrid when he was at Santos.
But Neymar had his heart set on Barcelona.
Asked about the deal that saw Neymar eventually head to Catalonia, Wagner Ribeiro told UOL Esporte: “I’m no longer Neymar’s agent. It’s his father, but it’s true that we’re working together because we’re close.
“I was his agent from the age of 12 and got him two contracts with Santos, but when he grew up, his father took control of everything through his companies.
“Neymar’s like a son to me. His father is trustworthy, I like and respect him.
“I sent offers from Chelsea and Real Madrid to Santos. The one from Barcelona went directly to the father. I wanted him to go to Madrid, I always said it.
Chelsea have signed Tiemoue Bakayoko from Monaco.
The Frenchman has signed a five-year contract and said: “I am very happy to be here and to join this great team.
16:33: Chelsea launched their bid to sign Gonzalo Higuain 10 days ago.
Juventus have rejected an £87.5m bid from the Blues for their star striker.
And Tuttosport claim the initial approach happened on Wednesday last week.