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Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy Sharon Block
Sharon Block is the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy at the U.S. Department of Labor. She previously served as Senior Counselor to Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez from August 2013 to October 2015.
The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy provides advice to the Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and Department on matters of policy development, program evaluation, regulations, budget and legislation that will improve the lives of workers, retirees and their families. Integral to this role, OASP leads special initiatives and manages cross-and inter-Department activities and is the policy innovation arm of the Department of Labor that invests in research and analysis of current and emerging labor issues including: the growing wage gap for working families, ensuring protections and opportunity for all workers, policies that promote work and family balance, and labor standards for the rapidly changing 21st century economy.
Block has held various other senior roles in the Obama Administration, including as White House Senior Public Engagement Advisor for Labor and Working Families. On January 4, 2012, President Obama appointed her to serve as a Member of the National Labor Relations Board. She served on the NLRB until July 2013. From 2009 to 2012, she served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Congressional Affairs at the U.S. Department of Labor. Between 2006 and 2009, Ms. Block was Senior Labor and Employment Counsel for the Senate HELP Committee, where she worked for Senator Edward M. Kennedy. Ms. Block previously served at the National Labor Relations Board as senior attorney to Chairman Robert Battista from 2003 to 2006 and as an attorney in the appellate court branch from 1996 to 2003. From 1994 to 1996, she was Assistant General Counsel at the National Endowment for the Humanities, and from 1991 to 1993, she was an associate at Steptoe & Johnson. She received a B.A. in History from Columbia University and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center where she received the John F. Kennedy Labor Law Award.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy Daniel Zeitlin
Daniel Zeitlin has served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy at the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) since April 2016. In that role, he advises the Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy and other agency leaders on the Department's policy priorities and helps manage the Department's regulatory agenda.
Zeitlin previously served as Chief of Staff in the Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs at the Department where he also served as a liaison with Congress on workforce development and international trade issues. Prior to joining the Department in 2014, Zeitlin served as Legislative Director for Congresswoman Rosa L. DeLauro (CT-3) where he managed her legislative portfolio and advised her on a range of domestic and foreign policy issues. Zeitlin held a variety of positions in both the private and non-profit sector prior to joining Congresswoman DeLauro's staff in 2007.
Zeitlin received his M.A. in international security studies from the University of Denver and his B.A. from Miami University.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy Stephanie Swirsky
Stephanie Swirsky has served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Policy at the U.S. Department of Labor since June 2015. In that role, she is responsible for the operations of the agency and advises the Principal Deputy Secretary for Policy and other agency leaders on the Department's policy priorities and helps manage the Department's regulatory agenda.
Swirsky previously served as a Senior Policy Advisor in the Office of the Secretary, Office of the Executive Secretariat. She has over thirty years in public service that has included serving as a Senior Advisor to Secretaries Reich and Herman on collective bargaining and labor-management relations, international trade and labor standards issues; Business Liaison and Deputy Director of the Public Liaison in OSEC's Office of Public Liaison; Director of Programs in the Office of the American Workplace; and Division Chief in the Bureau of Cooperative Labor-Management Programs.
Swirsky has a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Labor Relations and Government from Cornell University and has a Master's Degree from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
Director, Workforce Development and Security Division Office of Regulatory and Programmatic Policy Kathleen E. Franks
Kathleen E. Franks is the Director of the Workforce Development and Security Division in the Office of Regulatory and Programmatic Policy. Dr. Franks' division is responsible for routinely providing DOL agency leadership analyses of and recommendations regarding DOL agencies' major regulatory, legislative and policy initiatives related to workforce development and security. Dr. Franks and her team are responsible for evaluation and tracking of DOL regulatory programs and strategies and ensuring that DOL's regulatory initiatives are in compliance with all of the relevant statutes and executive orders that govern the promulgation of regulations by Federal agencies. Dr. Franks is also the co-Chair of the Department's Open Government Initiative Work Group, and represents the Department on interdepartmental regulatory policy committees.
Dr. Franks holds a Ph.D. in Monetary Economics, a Master of Arts degree in Urban Economics from Howard University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics from the University of Maryland at College Park, MD.
Chief Evaluation Officer Demetra Smith Nightingale
Demetra Smith Nightingale, PhD, is the Chief Evaluation Officer for the U.S. Department of Labor. As the Chief Evaluation Officer, she is responsible for coordinating the Department's evaluation agenda and working with all agencies to design and implement evaluations. She is an expert in employment policy, workforce development, labor markets, and social policies and programs, and has conducted many evaluations of federal, state, and local programs aimed at increasing employment, skills, and income for workers and families.
Dr. Nightingale is the author or co-author of five books and dozens of articles. Her most recent books are Repairing the U.S. Social Safety Net (with Martha Burt) and Reshaping the American Workforce in a Changing Economy (with Harry Holzer). Previously, she was a Senior Fellow at the Urban Institute, directing many evaluations and research projects on employment and social policy and on the faculty at Johns Hopkins University's graduate program in public policy.
She is also a Professorial Lecturer at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration at the George Washington University, teaching Program Evaluation. In addition, she is a Senior Research Affiliate with the Poverty Center at the University of Michigan, a senior research consultant with the World Bank, has served on many boards and task forces, and was an expert advisor to the White House Welfare Reform Working Group in 1992-93. She received her B.A. in Political Science and Ph.D. in Public Policy, both from the George Washington University.


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Equator, Vladivostok
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 144 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Computer station
- Convenience store
- ATM/banking services
- Laundry service
- Conference space
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- Oceanarium (0.6 mi / 1 km)
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- Refrigerator
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- Separate bedroom
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- Free toiletries
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Equator, Vladivostok
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- This hotel is arranged over 6 floors
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- Pets allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Continental breakfast (surcharge)
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- Room service (during limited hours)
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 2476
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After reading the reviews here, I really expected the worst, but I actually had a nice stay. The room was charming and I didn't encounter any metal doors or noise issues -- just relative peace and quiet and good internet connection. Customer service is excellent by Russian standards. The checkin lady actually asked me would you like a room away from the big Chinese tour group and I was like um YES! lol. The "market" on ground floor is a bit weird and does not have true convenience foods, but the store 40 feet outside the hotel does. The free breakfast was really good but waaay too much food -- enough for a 350-pound wrestler. Location near waterfront and Svetlana St. can't be beat. Note if you are walking from the railway station -- stay along the waterfront to make your final approach to the hotel or else you will end up on a back street full of apartments looking right at the hotel, but with no way to cross the grassy slope and you'll have to go all the way around.
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"Play Dead" is unsure whether to stake a claim as a sports fiction book, a satirical look at small town American life or an unrepentant genre piece (presumably to ride the multi-year popularity wave zombies and vampires are enjoying in print and movies).
This lack of focus is potentially forgivable. Less forgivable is the lack of craft in Ryan Brown's writing, which is awkward and often hackneyed from the first pages to the last. Examples abound:
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High School football in Texas is a major event. So when the Jackrabbits, an underdog team with a new coach and a rebellious loner of a quarterback, ascend closer and closer to the playoffs--it threatens their most hated rival. When a prank goes too far, the Jackrabbit team bus plunges into the river taking the boys to a watery grave. QB Cole and the coach's intrepid daughter, with the help black magic, manage to revive the players to face one last challenge. But the players aren't just dazed from the accident, they're dead--and the longer they're kept in this world, the more they deteriorate into ravenous monsters. Only winning the championship game can restore the balance and save their souls. Naturally. Makes sense to me! The first third of "Play Dead," before any zombies rise, is super fun. Cole is a terrific lead and I wished I was allowed to follow him without knowing where I was headed.Read more ›
The author mentioned that he wanted to write a story about the possible effects of steroids,when he saw what was going on with steroids in sports. In this story, he certainly succeeds.
Set in Texas, the story is also a satire about the fanatical following of high school football and the manner in which football can almost take over small town life. This seems particularly true in Texas but is often seen elsewhere.
In this story, the local high school football team, the Killington Jackrabbits, are having their best year and are only one win away from going to the district championships.
The key to the team is quarterback Cole Logan. He's attacked one morning by three steroid using members of the rival team, the hated Elmwood Heights Badgers. Cole ends up having two of his fingers cut off when he refuses to agree to throw the game. However, not thinking clearly, they cut the fingers off of the wrong hand and Cole is still able to throw the ball.
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Both Cole and the coaches daughter, Savanna Hickman are entertaining characters. These high schoolers are drawn to each other in a love-hate relationship that is interesting to see and humorous in the situations in which they find themselves.
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A few weeks ago I was lecturing you on my existential crisis relating to veganism, and here I am today posting the most decadent frozen and decidedly *not* vegan cheesecake you'll ever see. I'm a creature of paradox, I guess. Though this time I have quite the alibi for being paradoxical: I had to make a birthday cake, the kind you don't want to miss out on, especially when you already did last year on fairly random (albeit honest) excuses. So this year, I wanted to make this birthday sweetness extra special. I knew it would all have to start with the magical peanut butter + chocolate combination, because that's really the only thing he cares about in this world.
I also knew the cake would require as little prep as possible, seeing as I'm currently having another 15-pound project that requires quite a bit of attention as well, and it would be all the better if I didn't have to turn on my oven and could make it ahead of time and store it without a hitch. So when I came across the recipe for this cheesecake, I could tell instantly I had a winner. I tweaked it slightly and it still amounted to something crazy great, so I think frozen cheesecakes are pretty forgiving.
If you find 30 minutes during your summer to make this cheesecake, I can guarantee you will make quite a few people happy –not to mention this thing will last you for days, unless of course you're living with a pack of starved hounds who favor peanut butter mixed with melted chocolate –it happens.
For more frozen cheesecake summer goodness, take a look at this recipe.
Peanut butter and chocolate frozen cheesecake (no bake)
Prep time: 30 minutes
Chill time: 8 hours
Serves 6 to 8
For the crust:
- 28 oreos
- 6 – 7 tbsp (100 g) butter, melted
For the cheesecake filling:
- 7 oz (200 g) cream cheese, at room temperature
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 9 oz (250 g) mascarpone
- 1 1/4 cup (300 ml = 10 oz) sweetened condensed milk
- 10.5 oz (1 heaping cup) peanut butter
For the topping:
- 7 oz dark chocolate
- 2 tbsp coconut oil
- 5 oz (about 150 g, or scant 1 1/2 cups) mini peanut butter cups, halved or roughly chopped
1. To make the crust: Blend the oreos in your food processor until finely crumbled. Place in a medium bowl and mix with melted butter. Lighlty oil the bottom of an 8″ springform pan, then pour the mixture into the pan and pressed evenly into the bottom and slightly up the sides with your fingers. Refrigerate for later.
2. To make the cheesecake filling: Beat the room temperature cream cheese and vanilla extract with a stand mixer or electric beaters for about 30 seconds, until smooth and creamy. Beat in the mascarpone until creamy, then beat in the peanut butter until incorporated. Beat in the condensed milk until smooth. Pour onto the prepared crust, then freeze for at least 1 – 2 hours before adding the topping (the top of the filling will need to have hardened a bit.)
3. To make the topping: In a saucepan or a double boiler over medium heat, heat the chocolate in chunks and coconut oil, until smooth and completely melted. Pour onto cheesecake filling, add the chopped peanut butter cups, then freeze overnight. Remove from the freezer and let sit a couple minutes before slicing with a sharp knife.
- You can halve the measurements of chocolate and coconut oil to make the topping if you wish: as it is, it is oh so yummy but also a bit thick to cut through when coming right out of the freezer (some will say it's not exactly an issue…)
- Make it ahead and keep in your freezer for several days (just like you would ice cream).
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Rigging a Face in Flash Professional
In this course, author Dermot O' Connor offers experienced Flash designers a step-by-step guide for creating and animating a full-featured cartoon face in Adobe Flash Professional. The course begins with some best practices for setting up the rig and moves on to building facial features such as the mouth and eyes, sculpting the mouth to simulate dialogue, and creating a range of expressions. The course also shows how to rotate the head using poses, move the rig along multiple axes, and incorporate audio.
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WASECA, Minn. (AP) -- A Waseca teenager who planned an attack at his school in 2014 has been released from his probation, and in exchange, he has accepted a felony conviction on his record. John LaDue made the request last week, and it was granted Tuesday by Judge Joseph Chase. LaDue was allowed to leave the courthouse after the hearing, as he has already served his time.
"John's fulfilled his obligation to society," his attorney, Jeff Johnson, said after the hearing. "He's actually sat one more day than what is required under the law. Regardless of what he does, he understands that he's going to have to live with this, even if he completed 10 years of probation."
LaDue, now 19, pleaded guilty last fall to one count of possessing an explosive device and agreed to up to 10 years of probation to keep a felony off his record.
But he's been at his parents' house since May and has been under probation conditions that include daily check-ins, weekly mental health appointments, monthly appointments with a psychiatrist and other conditions.
He has said that making appointments has been difficult, and terms of his probation will make it hard for him to go to school to be a pipe fitter. He has said that he now realizes a felony conviction may not hurt his future prospects as much as he once feared and with the internet he wears a "Scarlet letter," Johnson said.
"He's made the decision after staying in the community that no matter how hard he works at this, no matter what he does, he will be viewed the same way," Johnson said.
LaDue was 17 when he was arrested in April 2014 after he was found with bomb-making materials and detailed plans to kill his family then carry out an attack at his school.
Mental health experts had testified that LaDue was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and a fixation on violence. A separate evaluation before he was allowed to go to his parents' found he suffered from depression, not autism, and was a low risk.
Waseca County Attorney Brenda Miller said she was concerned about LaDue's choice.
"Nobody will be supervising him; he can just regress back to the behavior he had before," she said last week. "I hope he doesn't. I hope he gets the services he needs. There's no way to verify that."
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Well It took me almost a year to get off of them and I really don't want to go back on them, plus I don't have med. ins. and I can't afford them.
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I was taken off Lexapro and had similiar problems. My physician put me on Pristiq. What a change it has made for me. You should talk to your physician and let him know the problem you are having since going off the lexapro and see what his recommendations are. Either way, your physician needs to know what has happened since you stopped taking the Lexapro.
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I have a friend that was on lexapro and the same thing happened to her.She was tooken off of that and now takes MOOD STABALIZERS and she is back to her old self..alot of people are hyper sensitive to the side effects of meds.Maybe talk with your doc about a mood stabalizer..good luck
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Going forward, I have decided to instead of taking the customers complaints, I have told the waitresses to come to me directly. So that I explain to the customer that they are the ones that are being inconsiderate and not my staff. It is even most difficult for the staff of mine that have dark lips, because lip balm for dark lips can be hard to come by. Everyone is thought to have fair colored lips, when that is not the case.
Will there be dress code now at Uncle Bill Spice?
The short answer: No. But, there is always rules that are subject to change. And, if I find that these customers are complaining to much and not returning to the establishment, I may have to put orders in place.
It is the unfortunate reality that we live in, but I did tell my servers it may be in our future. Much to their dismay, but they understood.
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Murder charge filed in officer's shooting death
The man accused of fatally shooting an Indianapolis police officer has been formally charged with murder.
Marion County prosecutors filed a murder charge Wednesday against Major Davis Jr., 25, in the death of IMPD Officer Perry Renn.
Renn, 51, was killed in a shootout Saturday after responding to reports of shots fired.
Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry said he will bring Davis to justice for the death of the veteran officer.
Curry also filed a sentence enhancement request for use of a firearm in the murder. That could increase Davis' sentence by as many as 20 years. Prosecutors have not yet made a decision about possibly filing for the death penalty
According to court documents, Davis is accused of firing on Officer Renn and a second IMPD officer when the men responded to the report of shots fired. Detectives said Davis raised the barrel of an AK-47 after he was asked to show his hands.
Renn was hit by three rifle rounds -- believed to have been fired by Davis -- and the fatal shot hit him just under his right armpit, striking his right lung and heart, court documents said.
"While there is virtually nothing that can be said or done to provide solace to a family, a police department and a community grieving the loss of Officer Perry Renn, we fully intend to bring to justice the individual who is alleged to be responsible for the death of our officer," Curry said.
A witness told police that Davis and several others had gathered for a cookout near the scene of the shooting, according to court documents. The witness said Davis had an argument with someone there before police arrived.
Davis, who has a criminal record dating back to 2006, has been at Eskenazi Health since the shootout, when he was injured by police gunfire. He was last listed in serious but stable condition.
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Police: Suspect's mother purchased weapon
The gun used to kill Officer Perry Renn was purchased by the accused killer's mother, Cynthia Davis. Officials said the assault rifle was purchased four years ago from Don's Guns.
Local and federal investigators have already visited the gun store on 38th Street and Lafayette Road. Sources said store owner Don Davis was cooperating fully with the investigation and has turned over records of the purchase to federal authorities.
How the gun got into the hands of Major Davis Jr. remains unclear, but his criminal history would not have allowed him to purchase the firearm, at least from Don's Guns.
"If he had anything on his record, he wouldn't have been able to buy it. He couldn't buy it. So the only person that could have got it was the lady that bought it," store owner Davis said.
It remained unclear if the suspect's mother would face charges in connection to Officer Renn's murder.
Suspect's family, friends demand hospital visit
The family of the suspect was circulating a petition demanding they get visitation rights at the hospital.
Davis was a patient and prisoner at Eskenazi Health. His family can make all the demands they want, but for now, there will be no visitation.
The Call 6 Investigators have learned that the sheriff's department oversees all inmates receiving care at Eskenazi.
Family members can only visit if the prisoner is at death's door, or after spending more than 30 days at the hospital or if there is a court order requiring the sheriff to allow the visit.
The Call 6 Investigators did some checking to see if Davis' family was being treated any differently than others, but it was determined they were not.
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Comets are thought to represent leftover building blocks of the solar system; Jennifer Newton finds more questions than answe...
The estimated landing points of Philae as it bounced its way across comet 67P © ESA/ROSETTA/NAVCAM/SONC/DLR
As the Philae lander bounced across comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko's surface in November last year, two chemical instruments were able to take tentative – but intriguingly contradictory – sniffs of its environment. Those mass spectrometry measurements provide compositional details important for deciphering the origins of life on Earth, a key aim of the Rosetta mission that carried Philae. But while the cometary sampling and composition (COSAC) instrument detected 16 organic molecules1, half of which contain nitrogen atoms, Ptolemy reports very low concentrations of nitrogen-containing compounds2.
Nevertheless, Jen Blank, a senior scientist at the Nasa Ames Research Center in California, US, highlights the historic achievement of syncing orbit with a comet and sending a lander down to the surface. 'The Philae data are amazing,' enthuses Blank, who's studied how comets may have supplied Earth with molecules needed for life, but wasn't involved in Rosetta or Philae. 'These are the first measurements of organic compounds collected directly on a comet or asteroid.'
Philae was programmed to take sniffs shortly after touching down on 67P as an 'insurance policy', explains Ian Wright from the Open University in Milton Keynes, UK, and principal investigator for Ptolemy. That was well planned, because the touchdown became a rebound that sent Philae out of communication range, preventing further measurements to date.
The lander was also therefore in motion in the minutes between the instruments doing their respective basic analyses, or sniffs, of whatever material happened to have entered them. One potential explanation for the distinct results is therefore that they reflect differences between locations on the comet, Wright suggests. The fact that COSAC's sample port is on Philae's underside, and Ptolemy's is on its top is another. 'Have we analysed separate grains?' Wright asks. 'We've no reason to expect that the surface would be homogenous.'
COSAC's best sniff happened automatically 25 minutes after Philae's first contact, while the lander was around 150 metres above the surface. The instrument consists of a gas chromatograph and a time-of-flight mass spectrometer intended to analyse organic compounds in samples drilled from the comet's surface. Though Philae couldn't drill, the impact threw up some solid material, part of which apparently entered COSAC's two exhaust pipes. The COSAC team, headed by Fred Goesmann from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research in Göttingen, Germany, thinks the exhaust's warmth evaporated volatile compounds, allowing their detection.
Possible formation pathways of compounds on 67P. Species in red are not confidently identified; green are cometary firsts © AAAS/Science
However, the small amount of material COSAC was looking at meant it couldn't detect anything but the smallest compounds. That means it wouldn't have seen any 'molecules of life', such as amino acids, even if they were present. And although it could have, it didn't see much ammonia, formaldehyde or carbon dioxide, which are common components of cometary ice, or any sulfur compounds. The COSAC scientists link the lack of ice to measurements previously made by Rosetta showing 67P's surface is covered in a carbon-based coat rather than frozen.
To determine isotope ratios of chemicals on 67P and establish their origins, Ptolemy's gas chromatograph and ion trap mass spectrometer were also supposed to be fed drilled samples. However, it was reduced to making six sniffs at 14 second intervals about 20 minutes after Philae hit 67P. Like COSAC, it failed to find any signs of sulfur. Ptolemy saw mostly water and carbon dioxide, ice components expected on comets, but no significant indication of ammonia, and very low levels of nitrogen compounds overall. The COSAC scientists suggest that the absence of this key source of nitrogen could be because it has evaporated or been used up in reactions.
John Plane from the atmospheric and planetary chemistry group at the University of Leeds calls these measurements 'technically incredible'. 'It's a wonderful achievement to get any data,' he says. Plane is especially pleased because COSAC's findings support lab experiments showing cometary ice can produce small organic molecules. 'It's nice to have them confirmed, and get a first idea of relative abundance,' he says. 'That's useful if you want to simulate the next step, how these molecules could react together to make peptides and DNA.'
Meanwhile, Rosetta has recently regained tenuous contact with Philae, enough for scientific commands to be sent to Ptolemy last week, Wright reveals. 'We haven't got any data back,' he admits. 'When we get a communication window it might come back, but it's a fingers crossed job. As time goes on we're becoming less convinced that's going to happen.'
1 F Goesmann et al, Science, 2015, DOI: 10.1126/science.aab0689
2 I P Wright et al, Science, 2015, DOI: 10.1126/science.aab0673
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Qatar surpassed Luxembourg as the world's richest nation in 2010 and is set to pull away with wealth that's almost twice that of the US, latest estimates from the International Monetary Fund show.
The IMF's Chart of the Day shows Qatar's gross domestic product per capita at $88,221 in 2010, beating Luxembourg for the top spot, according to IMF data.
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US GDP per capita is forecast at $55,622 in five years, from $46,860 in 2010.
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Qatar, the host of the 2022 soccer World Cup, forecasts economic growth of about 16 percent in 2011 and projects a budget surplus of $6.1 billion this fiscal year.
The IMF estimates the Gulf nation will have the world's fastest-growing economy for a second year. Qatar, which is smaller than Connecticut, has a population of about 848,000, according to the CIA World Factbook.
The country, the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas, has reached its target of 77 million tons of annual production.
Qatar is expected to keep posting budget surpluses in the coming years and the OPEC member's nominal gross domestic product should jump to QR547bn ($150bn) this year, its central bank governor said earlier this month.
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Qatar's nominal GDP reached QR463bn in 2010. The government 2011 estimate is putting its growth at 18 percent at current prices, according to Reuters calculations.
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