3 – Canadian weightlifter Christine Girard received her London 2012 Olympic gold and Beijing 2008 Olympic bronze medals in a ceremony at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. She was the first Olympic champion in Canadian weightlifting history and the first Canadian ever to win two Olympic medals in the sport. Girard was bumped from bronze to gold in London and fourth to third in Beijing after other medalists were disqualified for doping violations.
I hope you won't mind exploring this area as well. Thank you, Jan. That is probably outside my area of expertise. "A man's gotta know his limitations," as one rather sage and taciturn fellow put it so succinctly (while holstering his giant pistol).
20 – A mistrial was declared in the retrial of Dennis Oland in the 2011 bludgeoning death of his businessman father. Justice Terrence Morrison of the New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench dismissed the 16-member jury and ordered that the second degree murder trial continue the next day by judge alone. Morrison said he took the highly unusual step due to “improprieties” in jury selection involving a Saint John police officer.
That’s right, don’t expect a frunk on MEB vehicles, which is odd to not see on a car made off of a dedicated EV platform, one that wasn’t designed to have an engine up there. Sad, I know, because frunks are awesome.
Trump is not "reversing globalization." He is re-industrializing the basic industries of the USA. You may conclude he is incoherent, or ill, or incompetent, anything you like, but don't confuse expansion of basic steel with anti-globalization. Trump is not going to allow bottom-feeding countries with workers paid a dollar a day to decimate US manufacturing - which is exactly what Clinton was doing. (Personally, I don't think Trump really understands what he is doing, but he seems to get there by some bizarre form of instinct, and you end up with the same result. It is the end result that counts. Amazing stuff, to be sure.)
Very interesting, Jan. I have had my suspicions that some of this tariff business might actually work, and that the overwhelming media "opinion" writes off every economic action Trump takes as being negative if not downright harmful to the U.S. economy and jobs. It is actually quite thrilling to know that some people in Ohio, or anywhere in the Midwest actually, can go back to work. I'll keep my fingers crossed for them in any case.
Rich Asia Corporation Public Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, produces, trades in, and distributes various steel products in Thailand. The company has market cap of $. The company's products comprise light lip channels, square tubes, black steel pipes, rectangle tubes, round bars, checkered plates, angle bars, channels, I-beams, H-beams, deformed bars, and wide flanges. It currently has negative earnings. It is also involved in the procurement of material, equipment, and technology; utilities and infrastructure investment business; and service of water supply and other utilities.
14 – Manitoba RCMP announced they had called in the Ontario Provincial Police to probe alleged assaults linked to hydro projects in the province’s north during the 1960s. The investigation came after an arm’s-length review agency released a report saying the presence of a largely male construction workforce led to the sexual abuse of Indigenous women, some of whom said their complaints were ignored by the RCMP.
22 – Montreal skier Erik Guay announced his retirement. The three-time Olympian earned 25 World Cup medals and captured three world championship medals, including two gold, over his career. He retired as Canada’s most decorated alpine skier.
22 – Ohio State suspended superstar football coach Urban Meyer for three games for mishandling repeated professional and behavioural problems of an assistant coach. Investigators found Meyer protected his protege for years through domestic violence allegations, a drug problem and poor job performance before the coach was fired the previous month.
Volkswagen also highlighted the fact that it—along with Ford, Daimler, and BMW—cofounded Ionity, a charging network in Europe that plans to build 400 stations by 2020 (47 are currently operational). And the Wolfsburg-based carmaker mentioned Electrify America—a company created as a part of the automaker’s Dieselgate settlement with the U.S. government—as a key to helping solve the infrastructure issue.
According to court documents, in 2014, Leon L. Rives II, co-owner of Rives & Associates, a CPA firm in Lexington, began showing interest in acquiring ownership of Steel Tube Inc., a carbon steel and galvanized steel tube manufacturer in Statesville. By January of 2015, Rives had struck a deal with Steel Tube’s then 50 percent shareholder Walter L. Lazenby Jr. to purchase his half of the company. The other half of Steel Tube belonged to W. Avalon Potts.
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