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Top International News in Chemical Policy and Regulation: August 2,2018 - Europe and United Kingdom
EC And Online Marketplaces Sign Product Safety Pledge: The European Commission (EC) announced on June 25, 2018, that it signed a Product Safety Pledge with four major online marketplaces -- Alibaba Group (for AliExpress), Amazon, eBay, and Rakuten-France. According to the EC, online sales represented 20 percent of the total sales in 2016 in the EU (Eurostat), and more of the dangerous products notified in the Rapid Alert System are sold online. The online marketplaces commit to taking the following measures:
React within two working days to authorities' notices made to the companies' contact points to remove listings offering unsafe products;
Provide a clear way for customers to notify dangerous product listings. Such notices are treated expeditiously and appropriate response is given within five working days;
Consult information on recalled/dangerous products available on the EU Rapid Alert System for dangerous non-food products and also from other sources, such as from enforcement authorities and take appropriate action with respect to the products concerned, when they can be identified;
Provide specific single contact points for EU Member State authorities for the notifications on dangerous products and for the facilitation of communication on product safety issues;
Take measures aimed at preventing the reappearance of dangerous product listings already removed; and
Provide information/training to sellers on compliance with EU product safety legislation, require sellers to comply with the law, and provide sellers with the link to the list of EU product safety legislation.
The online marketplaces and the EC will assess the progress made on the commitments every six months, publishing a report. The EC "encourages other online marketplaces to follow the good example of the four companies taking the lead today and sign up and contribute to improving product safety online for consumers in the EU."
ECHA Announces Enforcement Project Will Concentrate On Online Sales Of Chemicals: The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) announced on June 25, 2018, that the eighth major Forum for Exchange of Information on Enforcement enforcement project (REF-8) will concentrate on online sales of substances, mixtures, and articles. According to ECHA, one reason for this focus is the high rate of non-compliance detected in the Forum's pilot project on Internet sales. The scope of REF-8 is expected to include restrictions and labeling duties for hazardous chemicals. ECHA states that the project will be prepared in 2019 and carried out in 2020, with the report expected to be published by the end of 2021.
During the Forum's June 19-20, 2018, meeting, the Forum also agreed that inspections for the pilot project on authorization focusing on chromium VI compounds and other substances will take place in 2020. ECHA states that this will allow inspectors to target more substances and give downstream users sufficient time to notify their authorized uses to ECHA. The inspectors will target companies that are using substances of concern without the required authorization. Additionally, they will check that authorization holders and their downstream users comply with the conditions of the authorisation decision. More information is available in ECHA's press release, "Inspectors to check internet sales of chemicals."
Ten New Substances Added To Candidate List Of SVHCs: On June 27, 2018, ECHA issued a press release entitled "10 new substances added to the Candidate List." The Candidate List of substances of very high concern (SVHC) contains 191 entries following addition of these substances.
The press release provides that "ECHA has added eight new SVHCs to the Candidate List following the SVHC identification process with the involvement of the Member State Committee (MSC) … Two further substances, [Benzene-1,2,4-tricarboxylic acid 1,2 anhydride (trimellitic anhydride) (TMA)] and [Dicyclohexyl phthalate (DCHP)], have also been added to the list, having been identified as SVHCs by the European Commission due to their respiratory sensitising properties and toxic for reproduction and endocrine-disrupting properties, respectively. The Commission's decision follows the referral of the MSC opinions on these SVHC proposals in 2016."
The following substances were added to the Candidate List on June 27, 2018:
Octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane (D4);
Decamethylcyclopentasiloxane (D5);
Dodecamethylcyclohexasiloxane (D6);
Disodium octaborate;
Terphenyl, hydrogenated;
Ethylenediamine (EDA);
TMA; and
ECHA And Eurometaux Agree On Cooperation Framework: On June 29, 2018, ECHA issued a press release entitled "ECHA and Eurometaux agree on Framework for Cooperation." ECHA's press release states "ECHA's Executive Director Bjorn Hansen and Eurometaux's Guy Thiran have signed the Metals and Inorganics Sectorial Approach (MISA) agreement providing a cooperation framework for improving the data in the registration dossiers for these substances and advancing technical and scientific issues related to metal compounds and inorganic substances."
By the end of 2020, ECHA and Eurometaux aim to identify shortcomings in information under the Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) and Classification, Labelling, and Packaging (CLP) regulations pertaining to metal compounds and inorganic substances. The MISA Agreement aims to generate further information on as many metal compounds and inorganics as possible, and to improve supply chain communication and identify new risk management needs.
The MISA framework signed by ECHA and Eurometaux will be followed by bilateral signatures with participating consortia. ECHA states "[b]y signing up to this framework and [the] related action plan, the participating industry sectors [recognize] the importance of providing accurate and clear information on hazards, risks and conditions of safe use throughout the supply chain." The MISA Agreement is in line with ECHA's Integrated Regulatory Strategy, and the cooperation will contribute to achieving the objectives of the 2020 Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM).
ECHA and Eurometaux issued a Joint Statement, which provides that "[b]oth ECHA and Eurometaux commit to engage the necessary resources to support the action plan that [is] focused on two equally important parallel tracks":
Track 1: A gradual and planned improvement of the compliance, quality, and understanding of the metals/inorganics registration dossiers; and
Track 2: To resolve outstanding technical and methodological issues that will allow to improve the relevance of hazard, risk assessment, and risk management of metals and inorganics.
The Joint Statement provides that ECHA and Eurometaux will "ensure an open and transparent communication on the goals, priorities and progress made with the MISA general [program]." Additional information is available in the MISA Rolling Action Plan.
ECHA's BPC Concludes On Union Authorization And Active Substances: On June 29, 2018, ECHA issued a press release entitled "Biocidal Products Committee concludes on a Union authorisation for disinfectants." In the press release and related Annex, ECHA provides that the Biocidal Products Committee (BPC) "concluded favourably on an application for Union authorisation for a product family containing iodine/PVP-iodine." This EU authorization request relates to disinfection in veterinary hygiene, product-type 3.
Regarding active substances, the BPC supported approval of DBNPA for use in disinfectants (product-type 4). The biocidal products containing DBNPA are intended to be used for disinfection in food processing (e.g., industrial mayonnaise- or yoghurt-producing facilities). The disinfection and processing exclusively takes place in industry, and only industrial workers may come into contact with DBNPA. The evaluating Member State, Denmark, has been requested to assess whether the active substance meets the new criteria for endocrine-disrupting properties before the Committee adopts its opinion on the active substance.
The BPC could not conclude on the proposal for chlorfenapyr for use in pest-control products (product-type 18), and therefore a revised proposal will need to be submitted to the Committee. The biocidal products containing chlorfenapyr are intended to be used for the control of ants. The products are used for surface treatment indoors by spraying, or for spraying structures and their immediate surroundings outdoors, by professional operators. The evaluating competent authority for the active substance application is Portugal.
Following a request from the EC, the BPC also adopted an opinion on a product used for the temporary preservation of corpses. The Committee concluded that a substance in the product acts as an active substance in line with the definition set out in the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR). The substance name is confidential. The EC and EU Member States will take the final decision on approval of these active substances and the abovementioned Union Authorization application.
ChemSec Issues Letter To Björn Hansen: On July 3, 2018, the International Chemical Secretariat (ChemSec) issued "A letter to Björn Hansen," ECHA's Executive Director. In the letter, Anne-Sofie Andersson, ChemSec's Executive Director, states:
In your new position I expect that you will focus on making the agency's work more efficient. I also hope that you will guide the agency towards a greater focus on human health and the environment. I ask this of you, because in the light of the REACH Review it is clear to me that REACH is not delivering at the pace that could be expected. This is a matter of serious concern.
What I find confusing and contradictory is that while the REACH review states that REACH has delivered too slowly, the ECHA progress report on the SVHC roadmap says something seemingly different: 'all currently known relevant [SVHCs] have been addressed.' The keyword here is relevant. Which substances are seen as relevant and which are not? And what does ECHA mean by 'addressed?'
ChemSec provides that REACH clearly states that all substances identified as SVHCs shall be added to the Candidate List, and emphasizes the importance of the Candidate List in driving innovation and encouraging companies to explore possibilities for substitution. ChemSec refers to its report entitled "Pick up the Pace -- SIN List Shows the REACH Process is Too Slow," and criticizes ECHA's report which "showed that only 7 of the 912 SIN substances on the SIN list need further scrutiny, when in fact only 174 substances were then on the Candidate List."
ChemSec states that in reviewing REACH processes, it discovered that no single part or process can be "blamed for the slowness." ChemSec's letter further states "[m]any times it's rather parts of industry that have succeeded in manufacturing doubt, resulting in a paralysis by analysis whereas the precautionary principle could have justified legal action." ChemSec urges Hansen to "assure that ECHA will speed up the processes of addressing chemicals of high concern, look beyond the first round of priority criteria, and find ways to limit the paralysis."
ChemSec poses the following specific questions to Hansen:
Do you agree that non-registered substances could also be relevant for the Candidate List?
In your view, are substances classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic, or toxic for reproduction (CMR) adequately regulated through the requirements that apply following their classification?
What is your view on listing restricted substances on the Candidate List and vice versa?
What is your plan to assure that the discussions in the expert groups actually bring substances closer to the Candidate List and will not continue to serve as a way of keeping substances off the regulatory radar for a number of years?
How will ECHA assure that it resists industry pressure more effectively and sticks to the scientific hazard criteria for Candidate Listing?
In conclusion, Andersson states "I am looking forward to an ongoing discussion with you and ECHA on how to really address all relevant SVHCs."
ECHA Issues Report On Board Of Appeal (BoA): ECHA has issued its "Annual Report from the Chairman of the Board of Appeal." The report includes several sections, including "Key messages," "Appeals in graphics," and "Overview of 10 years of BoA work and its findings." Among the Key Messages, the report states:
"BoA's decisions have helped clarify the interpretation of REACH and the BPR and helped ensure their effective implementation by ECHA. After the adoption of more than 100 decisions, it is clear that BoA's decisions are widely accepted by stakeholders, provide an effective legal remedy to appellants, and create a safety net to the Agency."
BoA has raised the standards of good administration that ECHA has to observe as manager of REACH processes.
"The outcome of BoA decisions is balanced. 24.5% of cases are decided in favour of appellants and 24.5% of cases are dismissed. 51% of cases are closed following withdrawal of the appeal; in majority of these cases, either after the Executive Director has rectified the contested decision or the parties have settled the appeal."
Feedback from industry on the operation of the BoA is positive overall.
The report includes results from the reporting period from June 10, 2017 - June 6, 2018. The report indicates that during this timeframe, the BoA processed 35 appeals; 17 of these cases were closed with a final decision, and 18 are ongoing. Eleven oral hearings were held in this period. The report provides that the average duration of an appeal is "close to 15 months." In addition to the final decisions, many procedural decisions were adopted in the course of the proceedings. These include 12 decisions on intervention, two decisions on confidentiality, 11 decisions on stay of proceedings, and one decision joining the cases. The number of procedural measures prescribed by the BoA was "around 600," and the number of incoming and outgoing documents registered in the Register of Appeals during the reporting period is "close to 900."
During the reporting period, the BoA decided upon several new issues, including consolidation of a single registration into a joint submission, information requirements for nanomaterials, interaction between REACH and the Cosmetics Regulation, and whether ECHA can request "standard information" during substance evaluation. The report states "it should be noted that, almost all appeal cases that the BoA handles are legally and scientifically complex and relate to grey areas of REACH and the BPR. The BoA has to make high quality decisions, in a timely fashion for these appeal cases."
Annex II of the report is entitled "Overview of 10 years of BoA work and its findings." This section of the report addresses in detail the BoA's achievements and important decisions in several areas, including REACH registration, data sharing, and compliance checks. Additional information regarding the BoA is available on ECHA's website.
EFSA Publishes New Guidance On Nanotechnologies In Food And Feed: The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) issued a July 4, 2018, press release announcing the availability of new guidance on how to assess the safety of nanoscience and nanotechnology applications. The guidance covers novel foods, food contact materials, food and feed additives, and pesticides, taking into account new developments that have taken place since publication of the previous guidance in 2011. The guidance specifically elaborates on the physicochemical characterization of nanomaterials in terms of how to establish whether a material is a nanomaterial, the key parameters that should be measured, the methods and techniques that can be used for characterization of nanomaterials, and their determination in complex matrices. The guidance also discusses nanospecific considerations relating to in vivo/in vitro toxicological studies, and outlines a tiered framework for toxicological testing.
ECHA Will Create New Database On Candidate List Substances In Articles: ECHA announced on July 11, 2018, that it will establish a new database on the presence of hazardous chemicals in articles by the end of 2019 for waste treatment operators and consumers. The database will comprise information submitted by companies producing, importing, or selling articles that contain Candidate List substances. Companies need to submit this information by the end of 2020. ECHA notes that the task is based on the revised waste framework directive that entered into force in July 2018 and is part of the EU's waste legislation package. According to ECHA, the information will be available to waste treatment operators and consumers and should help waste operators in treating waste and recycling materials. The goal is to improve the risk management of chemicals during waste recovery and to promote non-toxic material cycles. The database will also aim to help consumers make informed choices for safer products, "increas[ing] pressure to substitute substances of concern." More information is available in ECHA's press release, "New database on Candidate List substances in articles by 2021."
EC Takes Further Action To Improve Consumer Protection Against Four Phthalates: The EC announced on July 11, 2018, that it took action to restrict the placing on the market of articles containing four phthalates: bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP), benzyl butyl phthalate (BBP), and diisobutyl phthalate (DIBP). According to the EC, consumers can be exposed to these phthalates through different sources, such as ingesting food and dust, placing articles in the mouth, breathing in air and dust indoors, and by dust and articles getting in contact with mucous membranes and skin. The EC states that the phthalates are SVHCs known for their toxic effects on reproductive health. According to the proposed restriction unanimously approved by the REACH Committee, the four phthalates may not be present in articles used by consumers or available in indoor areas in a concentration equal to or above 0.1 percent by weight individually or in any combination in any plasticized material. The restriction proposal takes into account the cumulative effects and combined exposure to the phthalates from different articles. The European Parliament and the Council have three months to scrutinize the measure before its adoption by the EC. The restriction will then be published in the Official Journal of the European Union and will apply 18 months after the entry into force to products produced both in and outside of the EU.
EC Opens Comment Period On Draft Regulation Aligning CLP With GHS: On July 16, 2018, the EC published for comment a draft regulation that would align the CLP with the sixth and seventh revised editions of the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). According to the draft regulation, the sixth and seventh revised editions of the GHS "trigger the need to amend some provisions" on classification, labeling, and packaging, "in particular regarding the generic cut-off values; the aerosol form of mixtures and the following hazard classes: explosives; flammable gases; flammable liquids; flammable solids; acute toxicity; skin corrosion/irritation; serious eye damage/eye irritation; respiratory and skin sensitisation; germ cell mutagenicity; carcinogenicity; reproductive toxicity; specific target organ toxicity; aspiration hazard as well as some hazard statements and precautionary statements." The CLP introduced a new hazard class for desensitized explosives and a new hazard category, pyrophoric gases, and it is necessary to adapt some provisions and criteria in the CLP Annexes to the sixth and seventh revised editions of the GHS. Comments are due August 13, 2018.
EC Publishes Communication On Preparing For UK's Withdrawal From The EU: On July 19, 2018, the EC published a Communication outlining the ongoing work on the preparation for all outcomes of the United Kingdom's (UK) withdrawal from the EU. According to the EC's press release, the Communication calls on EU Member States and private parties "to step up preparations and follows a request by the European Council (Article 50) last month to intensify preparedness at all levels and for all outcomes." The EC states that the UK's withdrawal "will undoubtedly cause disruption -- for example in business supply chains -- whether or not there is a deal." The EC states that stakeholders, as well as national and EU authorities, need to prepare for two possible main scenarios:
If the Withdrawal Agreement is ratified before March 30, 2019, EU law will cease to apply to and in the UK on January 1, 2021, i.e., after a transition period of 21 months; or
If the Withdrawal Agreement is not ratified before March 30, 2019, there will be no transition period and EU law will cease to apply to and in the UK as of March 30, 2019. This is referred to as the "no deal" or "cliff-edge" scenario.
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EC Begins Public Consultation Addressing The Interface Between Chemical, Product, And Waste Legislation: On July 23, 2018, the EC began a public consultation addressing the interface between chemical, product, and waste legislation. In the introduction to the questionnaire, the EC notes that in its 2015 Circular Economy Action Plan, it announced its intention to analyze and prepare policy options to address the interface between chemical, product, and waste legislation. As part of the Circular Economy Package adopted in January 2018, the EC published the results of its work in this area in the form of a Communication and accompanying Staff Working Document. The Communication addresses four obstacles that impede the safe uptake of secondary raw materials: insufficient information about substances of concern in products and waste; presence of substances of concern in recycled materials and in articles made thereof; difficulties in applying end-of-waste criteria; and no clear application of EU waste classification methodologies. In addition to the objectives and actions that are set out in the Communication, the Staff Working Document describes the main challenges pertaining to the four issues and proposes options to tackle them. The main content of the questionnaire relates directly to the EC's assessment of the Interface as described in the EC's Communication and Staff Working Document. The questionnaire is directed to both specialists and non-specialists alike with the objective of assessing the reaction to the different options and questions posed in those documents. Responses are due by October 29, 2018.
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UK Issues Brexit Whitepaper: On July 12, 2018, the UK government issued a whitepaper entitled "The Future Relationship Between the United Kingdom and the European Union." The detailed publication includes four main chapters with several contained subchapters, an executive summary, and a section on conclusions and next steps. The whitepaper provides that the UK seeks a "principled Brexit" that respects the results of the referendum and the "decision of the UK public to take back control of the UK's laws, borders and money."
The whitepaper provides that Brexit must occur in a manner that supports the UK government's wider objectives across five key areas of the UK's national life:
For the economy, developing a broad and deep economic relationship with the EU that maximizes future prosperity in line with the modern Industrial Strategy and minimizes disruptions to trade between the UK and the EU.
For communities, addressing specific concerns voiced in the referendum by ending free movement and putting in place a new immigration system, introducing new independent policies to support farming and fishing communities, using the Shared Prosperity Fund to spark a new wave of regeneration in the UK's towns and cities, and keeping citizens safe.
For the Union, meeting commitments to Northern Ireland by protecting the peace process and avoiding a hard border, safeguarding the constitutional and economic integrity of the UK, and devolving the appropriate powers to Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Belfast -- while ensuring the deal delivers for the Crown Dependencies, Gibraltar, and the other Overseas Territories, noting there will be no change in their long-standing relationships with the UK.
For democracy, leaving the EU's institutions and reclaiming the UK's sovereignty, ensuring the laws people live by are passed by those they elect and enforced by UK courts, with clear accountability to the people of the UK.
For the UK's place in the world, continuing to promote innovation and new ideas, asserting a fully independent foreign policy, and working alongside the EU to promote and protect shared European values of democracy, openness, and liberty.
The whitepaper provides that the UK government is determined to build, based on these principles, a "new relationship that works for both the UK and the EU." The UK government believes this new relationship needs to be broader in scope than any other that exists between the EU and a third country. The whitepaper provides that the UK's new relationship with the EU should reflect the UK's and the EU's deep history and close ties, and its unique starting point.
Regarding the post-Brexit economic partnership between the UK and EU, the whitepaper provides that both sides should focus on ensuring "frictionless access at the border to each other's markets for goods." Therefore, the UK government proposes establishment of a "free trade area for goods." The UK government envisions an economic partnership that includes: (1) a common rulebook for goods, including agri-food, covering only those rules necessary to provide for frictionless trade at the border; (2) participation by the UK in those EU agencies that provide authorizations for goods in highly regulated sectors -- namely ECHA, the European Aviation Safety Agency, and the European Medicines Agency -- "accepting the rules of these agencies and contributing to their costs, under new arrangements that recognise the UK will not be a Member State"; (3) the phased introduction of a new "Facilitated Customs Arrangement" that would remove the need for customs checks and controls between the UK and the EU as if they were a combined customs territory; (4) "new arrangements on services and digital, providing regulatory freedom where it matters most for the UK's services-based economy"; (5) new economic and regulatory arrangements for financial services, preserving the mutual benefits of integrated markets and protecting financial stability while respecting the right of the UK and the EU to control access to their own markets; (6) continued cooperation on energy and transport; (7) a new framework that respects the UK's control of its borders and enables the UK and EU citizens to continue to travel to each other's countries, and businesses and professionals to provide services; and (8) binding provisions that guarantee an open and fair trading environment.
The whitepaper includes several important comments on the post-Brexit UK-EU "security partnership" and "cross-cutting and other cooperation," and states specifically that the UK seeks post-Brexit access to relevant IT systems and the ability for UK businesses to continue to register chemicals with ECHA directly, "rather than working through an EU-based representative."
Regarding "a practical Brexit," the UK government proposes "joint institutional arrangements that provide for proper democratic accountability, allow for the relationship to develop over time, mean cooperation can be managed effectively and enable the UK and the EU to address issues as they arise." The whitepaper provides that these arrangements, which could take the form of an Association Agreement, would ensure the new settlement is sustainable and works for UK and EU citizens now and in the future. Furthermore, the UK government provides that such arrangements would allow flexibility and ensure that the UK and the EU interpret rules consistently -- with rights enforced in the UK by UK courts and in the EU by EU courts, with a commitment that UK courts would pay due regard to EU case law in only those areas where the UK continued to apply a common rulebook.
The UK government "believes this proposal for a principled and practical Brexit is the right one," and states "the Withdrawal Agreement and the framework for the future relationship are inextricably linked -- and so must be concluded together." To facilitate an orderly transition "from the implementation period into the future relationship," the UK government emphasizes the need to turn the "Future Framework" into legal text as soon as possible, before ratifying binding agreements to give it effect. The whitepaper states "[the UK government] will now charge the UK's negotiating team to engage with the EU's at pace, working to reach a substantive agreement on the Future Framework alongside the Withdrawal Agreement later this year."


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Keep aside all that you gathered and stored for decades- Ego(bloated), personality, pride, prejudices, pain, hatred, desires etc,etc., except love and…read on.
Close your eyes, rerun the lines in your clear mind for few moments…feeling nothing still? No problem, keep trying, see and enjoy the One you always loved!!!
If I adore You out of fear of Hell, burn me in Hell!
If I adore you out of desire for Paradise,
Lock me out of Paradise.
But if I adore you for Yourself alone,
Do not deny to me Your eternal beauty.
In love, nothing exists between heart and heart.
Speech is born out of longing,
True description from the real taste.
The one who tastes, knows;
the one who explains, lies.
How can you describe the true form of Something
In whose presence you are blotted out?
And in whose being you still exist?
And who lives as a sign for your journey?
Rabia al Basri


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Austria says it does not have legal authority to keep fingerprints from migrants passing through the country. Critics charge the government is skirting responsibility.
Today about 1,000 migrants will pass through Austria's border with Slovenia. Each newcomer will be carefully searched, fingerprinted and have their papers checked. Probably about 100 or so will request asylum, a dozen or so will be sent back to Slovenia and the rest will travel on to Germany.
And those fingerprints? Nearly all of them will be expunged from the files, DW reported.
Critics say keeping fingerprints is essential for helping track migrants, to ensure they are not requesting asylum in multiple countries and to prevent someone who has already been turned back from trying to enter a second time on a fake passport.
Why Austria only keeps fingerprints for asylum-seekers who stay in the country is a puzzle.
Illegal Migration
Steve Peers, a University of Essex professor and specialist in European law, says an EU regulation linked to the Dublin Convention, which governs asylum rules, requires all member states to take fingerprints of anyone who applies for asylum or who enters illegally.
But the Austrian government's interpretation of the regulation is that only states on the EU's outer borders, like Croatia or Slovenia, and states where someone requests asylum may save fingerprints. All the rest must be deleted for data protection and privacy reasons.
Interior Minister Johanna Mikl-Leitner believes the country must change the law if they want to keep the fingerprints of those who move on to Germany for asylum.
"I, too, am not happy with our current system, but the required sharpening of border control laws were turned down by our coalition partner," the conservative party member told the newspaper Kurier, which first reported the story.
Not so, counter the Social Democrats. Keeping fingerprints is already allowed by law, Josef Ostermayer, the secretary of state, told Austrian radio ORF today. But, he added, "We'll write it in a second time, even if it's already there."
Avoiding Responsibility
But EU law specialist Peers and opposition Green Party members say they believe the reason may be more sinister.
"Seems to me they want to avoid responsibility for the asylum claim," Peers said.
Alev Korun, a human rights specialist, charged that countries along the Balkan route don't register migrants because they don't want to ultimately be responsible for them.
Peers agreed. "If a member state reimposes border controls, the Schengen Borders Code says those borders are then external. So I am not convinced by the Austrian argument, if we are talking about people stopped at re-imposed border controls."
The ultimate solution, Korun said, is an EU solution.
"Together we must use all our energy to create EU reception centers with registration and subsequent distribution of asylum-seekers in all EU countries, including sharing costs," Korun said.


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Maharashtra State Board Syllabus for Class 12 – HSC Board Syllabus
Maharashtra State Board Syllabus for Class 12 consists of various subjects segregated into 3 mainstream i.e. Science, Commerce, and Arts. In this article, we have given complete Maharashtra HSC Board Syllabus for all those three streams. The syllabus of each subject is also available in pdf format so that you can download 12th Board HSC Syllabus for Maharashtra board.
The understanding of syllabus is must, so that you can make your preparation plan to clear your board exam with good grades. You might also be interested to get the latest update on HSC Timetable 2019 Maharashtra Board to know exam dates, subjects, and exam timings.
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Table of Contents
Maharashtra HSC Board Syllabus for Class 12
English 1 Syllabus
- Prose
- Poetry
- Grammar-the tenses
- Types of sentences
- Clauses
- Voice
- Reported speech
- Prepositions
- Word formation
- Infinitives
- Gerunds and Participles
- Linking words/discourse markers
English Literature Syllabus
- Introduction to the Study of English Literature
- Poems
- Short stories
- Essays
- One act play
- Biographical pieces
- A short novel
- A play
French Syllabus
1. Detailed Study
Lessons 11 to 16 + 2 Bilans (about 75 pages)
2. Grammar
Verbs Moods
3. Oral Skills
Listening activities
Biology Syllabus
Unit 1 – Genetics and Evolution
Genetic Basis of Inheritance
Gene: its nature, expression and regulation
Unit 2 – Biotechnology and its application
Biotechnology: Process and Application
Unit 3 – Biology and Human Welfare
Enhancement in Food Production
Microbes in Human Welfare
Unit 4 – Plant Physiology
Unit 5 – Reproduction in Organisms
Reproduction in Plants
Unit 6 – Ecology and Environment
Organisms and Environment -I
Unit 1 – Genetics and Evolution
Origin and the Evolution of Life
Chromosomal Basis of Inheritance
Unit 2 – Biotechnology and its application
Genetic Engineering and Genomics
Unit 3 – Biology and Human Welfare
Human Health and Diseases
Animal Husbandry
Unit 4 – Human Physiology
Control and Co-ordination
Excretion and osmoregulation
Unit 5 – Reproduction in Organisms
Human Reproduction
Unit 6 – Ecology and Environment
Organisms and Environment-II
Physics Syllabus
- Circular motion.
- Gravitation.
- Rotational motion
- Oscillations
- Elasticity
- Surface tension
- Wave motion
- Stationary waves
- Kinetic theory of gases and Radiation
- Wave theory of light
- Interference and diffraction
- Electrostatics Gauss'
- Current electricity
- Magnetism
- Electromagnetic inductions
- Electrons and photons
- Atoms, Molecules and Nuclei
- Semiconductors
- Communication systems
Chemistry Syllabus
Unit 1: Solid State
Unit 2: Solutions and colligative properties
Unit 3: Chemical thermodynamics and energetic
Unit 4: Electrochemistry
Unit 5: Chemical kinetics
Unit 6: General principles and processes of isolation of elements
Unit 7: p-Block elements
Unit 8: d and f Block Elements d-Block Elements
Unit 9: Coordination compounds
Unit 10: Halogen derivatives of alkanes (and arenes)
Unit 11: Alcohols, phenols and ethers Alcohols :
Unit 12: Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids Aldehydes and ketones :
Unit 13: Organic compounds containing nitrogen
Unit 14: Biomolecules Carbohydrates:
Unit 15: Polymers
Unit 16: Chemistry in everyday life
Mathematics & Statistics (Commerce) Syllabus
Part 1-Mathematical logic, Matrices, Continuity, Differentiation, Applications of Derivative.
Part 2-Ratio, Proportion and Partnership, Commission, Brokerage and Discount, Insurance and Annuity, Demography, Bivariate Data and Correlation, Regression Analysis, Random Variable and Probability Distribution
Mathematics & Statistics (Science and Arts) Syllabus
Part 1-Mathematical Logic, Matrices, Trigonometric functions, Pair of straight lines, circle, conics, Vectors, Three dimensional geometry, line, plane, Linear programming problems.
Part 2-Continuity, differentiation, applications of derivatives, integration, Applications of definite integral, Differential equation, Statistics, and Probability distribution Probability distribution
Economics Syllabus
Micro Economics
1. Introduction to Micro Economics
2. Consumers behavior
3. a. Analysis of Demand b. Elasticity of Demand
4. Analysis of Supply
5. Types of Market & Price determination under Perfect competition,
Macro Economics
6. Introduction to Macro Economics
8. National Income
9. Determinants of Aggregates
10. Money
11. Commercial Bank
12. Central Bank
13. Public Economics
Accountancy Syllabus
- Introduction to Partnership
- Partnership Final Accounts
- Reconstitution of Partnership
- Dissolution of Partnership Firm
- Accounts of "Not for Profit" concerns
- Single entry system
- Bill of Exchange (Only Trade Bill)
- Company Accounts Part-I Accounting for shares
- Company Accounts Part-II Accounting for Debentures
- Analysis of financial statements
History Syllabus
Unit 1 Applied History in 21st Century
Unit 2 Mass Media and History
Unit 3 Entertainment Media and History
Unit 4 Tourism and History
Unit 5 Museums
Unit 6 Historical Research
Unit 7 Encyclopedia
Unit 8 Administrative Services
Unit 9 History Teacher and Teaching
Political Science Syllabus
Part One
Indian Constitution: Characteristics
Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental duties.
Legislature: Parliament.
Executive: Union Executive:
Judiciary: Introduction, composition
Part Two
Politics in India
Patterns of Party Competition
Political and Social Movements
New trends in Indian Politics
Geography Syllabus
Part I
Unit 1 : Population
Unit 2 :Migration
Unit 3 : Agriculture
Unit 4 Minerals and energy resources
Unit 5 : Industries
Unit 6 : Trade
Unit 7 : Transportation and Communications
Unit 8 : Economic developments
Part II
Unit 1 : Map Scale
Unit 2 : Graphs
Unit 3 : Thematic Maps
Unit 4 : Surveying
Sociology Syllabus
Unit 1 Introduction to Indian Society
Unit 2 Social Institutions in India:
Unit 3 Major Social Problems in India
Unit 4 National Integration
Unit 5 Social Change in India
Unit 6 Social reformers in India
Unit 7 Globalization and Mass Media
Unit 8 Project Work
Logic Syllabus
1. Traditional Logic Importance and relevance of logic to life
2. Decision procedure
3. Deductive proof
4. Predicate Logic
5. Grounds of Induction
6. Hypothesis
7. Project work
Psychology Syllabus
1 Intelligence
2 Personality
3 Stress Management
4 Psychological Disorders and Therapies
5 Attitude
6 Social Influence
7 Psychology and Life
8 Developing Psychological Skills
Organization of Commerce Syllabus.
UNIT-1 Forms of business organizations
UNIT-2 Business services
UNIT -3 Emerging modes of Business
UNIT-4 Social Responsibilities of business and business ethics
UNIT-5 Consumer protection
UNIT-6 Principles of Management
UNIT-7 Functions of Management
UNIT-8 Entrepreneurship Development
Secretarial Practices Syllabus
UNIT 1 Business Finance.
UNIT-2 Sources of Business Finance
UNIT-3 Role of a Secretary in the Capital Formation Part I
UNIT-4 Role of a Secretary in the Capital Formation Part II
UNIT-5 Declaration and payment of dividend
UNIT-6 Correspondence of company secretary with members, debenture holders and depositors
UNIT -7 Financial markets


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I wish I could describe what is going on in my studio right now. The sparkle in these three is so captivating. But I can't capture it in a photo or video! Frustrating. These pieces really need to be seen in person. I think it's time for another exhibition. I just don't know where. Or how. Or when. I'll figure it out. Let me know if you have any suggestions!
Day 14 of #marchmeetthemaker is "how you learnt". I attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where I studied Printmedia and Painting and Drawing. I got my BFA in 2009 and my MFA in 2011. I feel very lucky to have had the experience, as it was a great one!
Today's #marchmeetthemaker is #photography! It's hard for me! Especially because my paintings are sparkly! But I think I am getting better at it 😬I have a couple cameras, but I'll be honest, I usually use my phone. I try to take photos from different angles and kind of light to give the feel of the piece. My work is always best experienced in person, though
I took a week off from social media and posting on my blog. I just needed time away from the screen. This is what I am looking at right now. Just thinking about this and that, and framing a series of blue morphos in antique frames. More on those, later.
I have been feeling under the weather, so, regretfully, I have not been in the studio in a while. I hope to be in the studio soon. I have a lot of new work in my head, I just need to get my hands dirty. I thought I would share some oldies with you in the mean time. Tell me what you think.
Originally posted in 2017.


text: Captain 798 #1 Posted May 28, 2006 Below is the discussion from the RV Forum on these units. Does anyone have any experience or opinion in OZ that compliments this. Just look at those US prices. Regards Geoff Shine'r Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Pittsburgh, Pa Posts: 8 Garmin or Lowrance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ok guys and gals...... getting ready to buy a new GPS which should it be? Garmin 296 (don't need the weather) or the Lowrance 2000C . How about some input, which one should I buy and of course WHY. Thanks for the help Shine'r Shine'r View Public Profile Send a private message to Shine'r Find all posts by Shine'r Add Shine'r to Your Buddy List #2 Yesterday, 11:20 AM Mel Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dallas area Posts: 550 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just had the same decision a few months ago. I tried the Lowrance first. I like to use Vnav. The lowrance does not have Vnav. I know, they say it does, but you have to input all information every time. It's just a calculator. Lowrance is too big physically for my taste. Also you cannot change the scale when you are in "auto zoom" like you can with Garmin. These are minor things that may or may not be your preference. But these are the things that made my decision. Mel...DAR Mel View Public Profile Send a private message to Mel Send email to Mel Find all posts by Mel Add Mel to Your Buddy List #3 Yesterday, 11:53 AM cobra Join Date: May 2005 Location: Utah Posts: 166 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mel, Can you explain "... you cannot change the scale when you are in "auto zoom" like you can with Garmin." Maybe I don't understand autozoom..., I know you can easily change the screen scale by a touch with either unit. Personally, my aging eyes prefer the larger Lawrence 2000 screen. __________________ Mike Parker RV-9a under construction, planning Mazda 13B rotary power cobra View Public Profile Send a private message to cobra Send email to cobra Find all posts by cobra Add cobra to Your Buddy List #4 Yesterday, 12:49 PM Mustang Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Kamloops, B.C. Posts: 127 Lowrance is my pick. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shiner, I'm a Garmin guy from way back. I own two Garmins in addition to the Lowrance. However, the Lowrance is our choice for the RV-8. Here are my reasons for liking the Lowrance; 1. The screen is oriented in the correct way. By that I mean it is in Portrait orientation rather than Landscape. Why Garmin think that you might be more interested in what is beside you rather than what is in front of you is beyond my comprehension. 2. Although the resolution is less than the Garmin, the font size is just right for my ancient eyes. 3. I like that I can download into the SD cards whatever mapping level I choose. I currently have the Canadian Topo mapset downloaded for the entire B.C. and NWT with every tiny creek and duckpond shown. Not to mention roads with addresses. 4. I have just installed the Lowrance Terrain Awareness SD card which is pretty good. The elevations are shown in relief rather than contour lines as in the Topo map sets but the presentation is good. 5. This unit is very good for reading in the sunshine. 6. The unit is capable of running an autopilot and Trio Avionics have set up our A/P to run off the Lowrance. The update interval is every second. Having flown to Wisconsin using this unit last summer from the Canadian West Coast, I was very happy with the performance of the unit.( I was in an RV-4) After crossing the border, I never used charts again. It was all there. Even zipping under Milwaukee's control zone on the way into Racine was a breeze with the Lowrance giving me the warnings and the layers of the wedding cake. If someone stole this unit, I would buy another one. Cheers, Pete Mustang View Public Profile Send a private message to Mustang Send email to Mustang Find all posts by Mustang Add Mustang to Your Buddy List #5 Yesterday, 01:24 PM L.Adamson Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: KSLC Posts: 181 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kitplanes magazine did a side by side comparison between these two units last year. In the end, the 296 was the "hands down" winner due to it's resolution and user interface. They mentioned that the resolution and color of the 296 made it much easier to define overlapping airspace boundary's, where the Lowrance appeared to blend some together, and was harder to define. I myself, think highly of improved resolution, as I don't like the blocky look. I also found that I like the landscape mode, even though my older Garmin used the portrait view. My Trio A/P is also connected to the 296's output. L.Adamson View Public Profile Send a private message to L.Adamson Find all posts by L.Adamson Add L.Adamson to Your Buddy List #6 Yesterday, 01:36 PM Ollie Join Date: May 2005 Location: Loves Landing Airpark (97FL) Posts: 2 Price -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One thing everyone left out is price.If you shop around you can almost buy 2 Lowrances for the price of one Garmin. I have used Lowrance since they first came on the scene many years ago and they have never let me down. Ollie 6a Ollie View Public Profile Send a private message to Ollie Send email to Ollie Find all posts by Ollie Add Ollie to Your Buddy List #7 Yesterday, 02:35 PM yooper Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Boston. MA Posts: 16 Evil Empire -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And don't forget Garmin is the Evil Empire building their monopoly slowly but surely. Check out the new Lowrance 600C. Looks pretty cool. Smaller, but has neat Terrain features . .. TDT yooper View Public Profile Send a private message to yooper Find all posts by yooper Add yooper to Your Buddy List #8 Yesterday, 03:08 PM Mel Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dallas area Posts: 550 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mike, Unless they have changed since I tried it, with the Lowrance, you must be in manual zoom to change scales. In the auto zoom mode you cannot change the scale without first changing to manual zoom. I will certainly admit that there are several things I like about the Lowrance; mainly the vertical orientation of the screen. But just the physical size made it difficult to use in the -6. Mel...DAR Mel View Public Profile Send a private message to Mel Send email to Mel Find all posts by Mel Add Mel to Your Buddy List #9 Yesterday, 06:23 PM svanarts Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Modesto, CA Posts: 176 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I've been a longtime Garmin user but this time around I went with a Lowrance unit. I went with the new 600C model because in my RV-4 I don't have much room. I have to confess I really like the unit. It's not as configurable as the Garmin unit and I'm still getting used to the interface but overall I really like it. It locks on quick, has great resolution, terrain awareness, SD cards for hi-rez mapping, ground navigation mode, marine navigation mode, all for $500. Not bad. __________________ -- Scott VanArtsdalen RV-4 N311SV Flying since 2002! svanarts View Public Profile Send a private message to svanarts Send email to svanarts Visit svanarts's homepage! Find all posts by svanarts Add svanarts to Your Buddy List #10 Yesterday, 06:24 PM Sam Buchanan Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: RV-6 based at DCU, Athens, AL Posts: 102 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I will certainly admit that there are several things I like about the Lowrance; mainly the vertical orientation of the screen. But just the physical size made it difficult to use in the -6. The large Lowrance Airmap 1000 fits nicely in my RV-6, my eyes appreciate it, and my wallet really liked it! Does a fine job of driving the very capable EZ-Pilot, too. The only quirk of the Lowrance units when used with the Trio units is that Lowrance doesn't send the standard airport identifier via the NMEA data stream. The EZ-Pilot works precisely as advertised, but the waypoint in the EZ-Pilot display will be a number instead of a K-indentifier. The same issue was present in my old Airmap 100. If I forget where I've pointed the plane, I just glance over at the GPS. Sam Buchanan Yesterday, 06:26 PM aparchment Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 84 product support -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My experience with Lowrance left me with a bad taste in my mouth. I was pretty unimpressed with how they supported, or failed to support, my Airmap. I basically got to use it for a little over a year (I bought it new) before it became obsolete (database became too big for the unit). They offered me $100 for it if I bought another of their models. I am sure Lowrance knew that memory size would soon be an issue for the unit. Buyer beware you may say, but I view it as borderline deceitful. Then to offer to buy the unit back for a fraction of its purchase price is a great way to treat customers. How difficult could it have been to charge the customer for a memory upgrade? Maybe that would have been cost prohibitive, who knows. Has this sort of thing happened to the Garmin 296 people? Antony aparchment View Public Profile Send a private message to aparchment Send email to aparchment Find all posts by aparchment Add aparchment to Your Buddy List #12 Yesterday, 07:18 PM Mitch757 Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'd like to chime in here as a budget limited shopper. A couple weeks ago, I found a dealer for the Lowrance 2000C who was selling them for $695 plus $12 shipping (SnF special carryover). He told me about a rebate program that allowed an additional $225 for trading in my old Airmap 300. I gave him my credit card info and received the unit 2 days later. In the meantime, per his instructions, a call to Lowrance got me an RMA number to ship my old unit in for the credit. Within a week, the credit letter arrived and the $225 credit was issued...net cost: $470! I use it in my RV4 on a kneeboard and it works like a charm. It also comes with a bunch of different mounts and several CD's for loading auto stuff. The dealer I got it from is "Rollison Airplane Company", http://www.AirplaneGear.com, 812-384-4972....very prompt transactions. Mitch Garner RV-4 N10TH Mitch757 View Public Profile Send a private message to Mitch757 Find all posts by Mitch757 Add Mitch757 to Your Buddy List #13 Yesterday, 011 PM wingtime Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Clearwater, FL Posts: 72 Lowrance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have been a Garmin guy for a long time. I never even looked at Lowrance untill a buddy showed me one he was selling since he picked up the color model. I was shocked at the value you get for the $$$. You can get the 600C for HALF the price of a color Garmin. __________________ Bruce Smith RV-7A Fuse N27DB reserved Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Western Illinois football program announced its official 2019 signing class on Wednesday, inking 18 new players to the roster. Leatherneck coach Jared Elliott and staff had a busy day, signing 18 players, 13 on offense and five on defense.
"This is always, in the coaching world we call this Christmas Day for coaches, it's always a great day, it's a day of celebration across the country, so many dreams coming true for young men and families and for us too, all of the work so many put in to make these days possible," Elliott said. "To sign the number of young men we signed, it truly takes an army and we've gotten unbelievable administration support and the community, so many people have played a major part to add new Leathernecks to our family."
The 18 players come from 11 different states, six of the players are transfers and already on campus with the remaining 12 incoming freshmen who join the team this summer. And even though Elliott brought in 18 players, he does admit the Class of 2019 is not complete.
"I'm very proud of the base foundation of this year's signing class but we're by no means done yet, we still have work to do and that's intentional," the coach said. "We're excited about putting the finishing touches on this signing class but the bulk of it is here, we have a really good mix, we have 13 high school guys and five transfer guys.
"We're excited to get them here, some of them are already here that we signed early and have been in our culture and our weight room and our offseason and we can't wait to get into spring ball with these guys."
Unlike many other programs around the country, Elliott and his staff did not participate in December's early signing period, choosing to make an announcement all at once in February. The coach believes playing this close to the vest paid off in the long run.
"That was something I took from last year," he said. "There were a handful of schools that did the same thing, they didn't announce the signing class early, so I wanted to give it a shot and see.
"I think it helped, all these guys are coming in together, so I liked announcing them all together. It also helps you with the other schools you're competing against, you don't have to figure out how many scholarships you've spent so there can be an advantage to waiting."
This recruiting cycle was also the first full one for Elliott. The coach took over the program after last season's early signing period and while he and his staff put together a strong close a year ago, Elliott felt this season was a little smoother for everyone.
"There was a major difference, a lot of it was philosophy," Elliott said. "We're going to sign a lot of big guys, for this league if you can win the line of scrimmage, you're going to be in every game, so that was a big emphasis.
"The biggest advantage though was guys understood what we are looking for, they understand my thought process, so there was no quick transition time where we had to hit the ground running."
Positionally, Elliott and staff signed seven offensive linemen, three wide receivers, three defensive backs, two tight ends, a defensive lineman, a linebacker and a running back.
"We signed seven offensive linemen, we will always put an emphasis on our offensive and defensive lines, that is always going to be important for us," the coach said. "We believe the Missouri Valley is the best conference in the country, it is the most physical conference in the country and to win and sustain success, you have to win up front, that's where the game starts so we will always commit to that position.
"Of the seven we signed, three are transfers and are here right now."
The other big spot was the defensive backfield, where Western signed three, two being Division I transfers.
"We graduated Xavier Rowe, Zach Muniz who transferred from Duke and Justin Fitzpatrick, so we made it a priority that we get guys who would fit and get them here early for spring camp and get them into our program and acclimated to our system," Elliott said. "With the transfer guys, you want guys who can make an immediate impact and these two guys can, they're guys we're excited about and believe they can do that.
"You want to get young guys you can build but also some solid, older, more mature guys who can come in and help early."
Western Illinois Recruiting Class Breakdown
Mid-year Transfers (6): CB Keyshawn Canady (East Carolina), CB Bryce Cross (Georgia Southern), LB Colton Folliard (College of DuPage), OL Max Spruill (Orange Coast College), OL Cristian Williams (Scottsdale Community College), OL Brian Woodard (Moorpark College)
Positions: Defensive Line (1), Defensive Back (3), Linebacker (1), Offensive Line (7), Wide Receiver (3), Tight End (2), Running Back (1)
Home States: Illinois (5), California (2), Oklahoma (2), Texas (2), Arizona (1), Georgia (1), Indiana (1), Iowa (1), Kansas (1), Kentucky (1), North Carolina (1)
Lawson Aiken, DL, 6-3, 245, Brownsburg, Ind. / Brownsburg
Keyshawn Canady, CB, 6-0, 203, Wallace, N.C. / Wallace Rose-Hill / East Carolina
Bryce Cross, CB, 5-11, 185, Atlanta, Ga. / Chattahoochee / Georgia Southern
Colton Folliard, LB, 6-2, 235, Wonder Lake, Ill. / McHenry Community / College of DuPage
Cade Kelly, OL, 6-5, 295, Choctaw, Okla. / Choctaw
Blake Muntz, TE, 6-6, 235, Richmond, Ky. / Madison Central
Ty O'Janovac, OL, 6-4, 270, Joliet, Ill. / Joliet Catholic Academy
Tryvis Ousley, DB, 6-1, 190, Chicago, Ill. / Westinghouse College Prep
Cameron Overton, WR, 6-3, 178, Dallas, Texas / Parish Episcopal
Khalil Overton, WR, 6-4, 190, Dallas, Texas / Parish Episcopal
Josiah Rowland, OL, 6-4, 290, Pleasant Hill, Iowa / Southeast Polk
Jordan Schippers, RB, 6-1, 195, Colby, Kan. / Colby
Max Spruill, OL, 6-3, 270, Newport Beach, Calif. / Newport Harbor / Orange Coast College
Justin Wallace, TE, 6-5, 225, Albion, Ill. / Edwards Country
Dionlashon Washington, WR, 6-4, 200, Matteson, Ill. / Rich Central
Cristian Williams, OL, 6-5, 295, Phoenix, Ariz. / Centennial / Scottsdale Community College
Brian Woodard, OL, 6-5, 295, Atascadero, Calif. / Atascadero / Moorpark College
Hazer Xanders, OL, 6-4, 270, Orlando, Okla. / Stillwater
For more on the WIU recruiting class, visit www.McDonoughVoice.com to read Coach Elliott's thoughts on each new signee. There will also be more on signing day in days to come.


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