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Join me for Edgar Allan Poe’s Birthday Bash Online next Thursday, January 19!

Join me for Edgar Allan Poe’s Birthday Bash Online next Thursday, January 19!

So thrilled to announce it’s almost time to grab your amontillado and join me and a host of other Poe-enamored writers as we read “The Raven” and “The Bells” in celebration of Poe’s birthday Thursday, January 19, at 7 pm on Zoom! The event is free. If you’d like the Zoom link, PM me, email me, text me or however you get in touch with me, and I’ll get it right to you. You can also reach out to me…

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Night of the Living Dead: London

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A selection of my favorite Doppel-Meisterfeier moments ❤️🤍

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The KIDS CLUB reached 50,000 members, incredible! 🙈🥳🥳

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England 2-1 Scotland: Parris and White score to get World Cup campaign off to winning start

If England needs a measure of how the world has changed since they were the third best team at the last World Cup

The party that beat them 6-0 in the opening match of the 2017 European championships, refused to stand still and conjured a late goal with the most noise all afternoon from a stadium where the scarcity told English fans that if Phil Neville & # 39; s side should go deep into this tournament, they might also have to do without monumental supporters.

They held their ground, were on the better side and made their way into the knockout phases, but will need more gold dust than this to defeat the real threat of the group, Japan, a week or so from now.

England launched their World Cup campaign to a winning start against rivals Scotland in Nice

England has their World Cup- campaign finished to a winning start against rivals Scotland in Nice

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Bardsley; bronze; Houghton; Bright (McManus 55); Greenwood; Walsh; Parris; Scott; Kirby (Stanway 81); Mead (Carney 70); White

Howard (Arthur 74); Corsie; Beattie; Docherty (Smith, 55); Murray (Arnot 86); Weir; Emslie; Little; Evans; Cuthbert

The obstacles to women's breakthrough are even in places where you can't find them expected. The endless attempts of the men's team to win the most worthless competition of the season in Guimares meant that the build-up of the BBC to the opening competition for ladies of the campsite was in sight. Eric Dier's penalty came just in time for Radio 5 to deliver the kick-off.

It was hardly an opening to continue & # 39; with the ladies game, because manager Phil Neville described what he wanted this world to do Cup campaign last week. When the talk was stopped, England was left behind with the unenviable task of defeating the side of Scotland which, like those men's sides north of the border in the 1970s and 1980s, a very healthy number of players from the English top flight in their ranks had

The English nerves were palpable, with misplaced passes, a struggle for rhythm and they got a head start in such marginal circumstances that no one had even claimed the right to it. Fran Kirby's cross from the right, on the edge of the Scottish region, struck Nicola Docherty & # 39; s hand when it flew in.

The game was well into its next phase when VAR officials warned referee Jana Adamkova and the penalty was awarded to Nikita Parris – top scorer in England's qualifying campaign, with self-confidence in the upper left corner.

It felt hard for the defender, although Docherty & # 39; s arm move her body & # 39; unnaturally taller & # 39; had made, as rule 12 defines things. VAR demands discipline about what defenders do with their arms.

Nikita Parris set the Lionesses for the penalty spot in the 14th minute in Nice

Nikita Parris put the Lionesses for the penalty spot in the 14th minute in Nice

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The team from England, the scorer after retrieving their campaign ay on Sunday ”

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The team from England, the scorer after launching their campaign on

The goal went to Scotland, which had exploited the speed of Chelsea & Erin Cuthbert before giving Millie H A challenging time in the late afternoon heat.

Parris, who plays with the raw energy that could make her one of the stories of this tournament, could not always come out with sufficient precision the possession that she ordered. The beautiful turn around Docherty on the half-hour mark – stringing the ball back through the legs of the defenders and running away – screamed for a ball to break the Scots lines.

But she did more than enough.

England also created opportunities for the first time in the United States.

England also created opportunities for Ellen White in the central attack areas – something they found difficult prior to this tournament. White was thrown off a yard to find the net and failed to connect to the sky and had a chance before he hit the target that the Scots actually buried at 40 minutes. Fran Kirby defeated Scotland Captain Rachel Corsie for a ball in the area and placed the city of Birmingham forward, which fired the first time.

Claire Emslie grabbed a consolation goal

with 12 minutes of normal time left for Scotland ”

Claire Emslie grabbed a consolation goal with 12 minutes of normal time left for Scotland

Emslie celebrates after the death of the World Cup competition

Emslie celebrates after giving Scotland some hope at the death of the World Cup competition

Alexander & # 39; s own excellent performance prevented England from becoming more emp hatic. She was saved in the first half and jumped to White's second half volley, which was sharp.

It is a Scottish side just six months ago in a flow of money from the national government to allow them to go full time and the different levels of endurance training seemed to have been told in peace. But the Scots refused to go quietly and England could not extend their lead.

A loose pass from defense by Steph Houghton at 78 minutes caused Lisa Evans, who slipped the pass from which Manchester City's Claire Emslie sharply converted. The ball deviates from substitute Abbie McManus's knee, in her desperate attempt to block the threat.

It created more tension in the last ten minutes than Neville had wanted and a group of players who seemed relieved came out of the game with the win. An uncomfortable opening game cleared.

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Erin Cuthbert from Scotland

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Neville opted for Gareth Southgate & # 39 ; s World Cup look during the 2-1 victory in the Allianz Riviera

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China promoting own technical standards to aid nuclear push overseas

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China promoting own technical standards to aid nuclear push overseas

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s State Council said it would promote the use of China’s nuclear industry’s independent technological standards worldwide, aiming to play “a leading role” in the global standardization process by 2027.

FILE PHOTO – A model of the nuclear reactor “Hualong One” is pictured at the booth of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) at an expo in Beijing, China April 29, 2017. Picture taken April 29, 2017. REUTERS/Stringer

Its two major nuclear project developers, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) and the China General Nuclear Project Corporation (CGN), are jointly promoting an advanced third-generation reactor known as the Hualong One to overseas clients, with CGN aiming to deploy the technology at a proposed nuclear project at Bradwell in England.

The push to extend Chinese technological standards was disclosed in new cabinet guidelines published late on Thursday.

China aims to raise its total nuclear capacity to 58 gigawatts (GW) by the end of the decade, up from 37 GW at the end of June.

Capacity could reach as high as 200 GW by 2030, and China also has ambitions to dominate the global nuclear industry via its homegrown technologies.

Reporting by David Stanway; Editing by Eric Meijer

Our Standards:The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

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China says policies unaffected by Trump plan to bring factories back to U.S. | Reuters

SHANGHAI China is closely following U.S. President Donald Trump’s plans to create more domestic jobs by encouraging U.S. companies to bring home or “reshore” their overseas production, but the government will not change its overall strategy, Industry Minister Miao Wei said on Friday.

“Regarding President Trump’s efforts to revitalize U.S. manufacturing and allow more U.S. companies to move back to the United States, we are paying close attention to these policies but they will not affect the development of China’s manufacturing industry,” Miao said at a press briefing.

He said China would continue to encourage foreign enterprises to invest in China while at the same time encouraging domestic firms to go overseas.

“We will not change our goal of opening up to the outside world,” he said.

Worried its export-dependent industries will suffer, China has repeatedly urged global leaders to reject protectionism, which Trump has championed with his “America First” campaign.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos last month, Chinese president Xi Jinping likened protectionism to “locking oneself in a dark room” and cutting off “light and air”.

China’s steel sector has been under particular scrutiny, with mills subject to increasing numbers of anti-dumping moves amid accusations that they were selling at less than cost and forcing foreign competitors out of business.

Vice industry minister Xu Lejiang said at the same press briefing on Friday that China’s decision to slash 65 million tonnes of steel capacity last year had already brought prices back up, with a composite index run by the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) rising 76.5 percent in 2016.

Xu said the total number of loss-making steelmakers fell 51 percent last year, while overall sector profits rose more than twofold in 2016.

China announced early last year that it would close as much as 150 million tonnes of production over the 2016-2020 period.

(Reporting by David Stanway; Editing by Eric Meijer)

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China promoting own technical standards to aid nuclear push overseas

New Post has been published on http://newsintoday.info/2018/08/10/china-promoting-own-technical-standards-to-aid-nuclear-push-overseas/

China promoting own technical standards to aid nuclear push overseas

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China’s State Council said it would promote the use of China’s nuclear industry’s independent technological standards worldwide, aiming to play “a leading role” in the global standardization process by 2027.

FILE PHOTO – A model of the nuclear reactor “Hualong One” is pictured at the booth of the China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) at an expo in Beijing, China April 29, 2017. Picture taken April 29, 2017. REUTERS/Stringer

Its two major nuclear project developers, China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) and the China General Nuclear Project Corporation (CGN), are jointly promoting an advanced third-generation reactor known as the Hualong One to overseas clients, with CGN aiming to deploy the technology at a proposed nuclear project at Bradwell in England.

The push to extend Chinese technological standards was disclosed in new cabinet guidelines published late on Thursday.

China aims to raise its total nuclear capacity to 58 gigawatts (GW) by the end of the decade, up from 37 GW at the end of June.

Capacity could reach as high as 200 GW by 2030, and China also has ambitions to dominate the global nuclear industry via its homegrown technologies.

Reporting by David Stanway; Editing by Eric Meijer

Our Standards:The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

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