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 Liverpool U23 boss Neil Critchley heaped praised on youngster Paul Glatzel after he netted the winner in the young Reds 1-0 win over West Ham United U23s in Premier League 2 last night

  Glatzel netted the only goal of the game from close range on 77 minutes after he latched on to Abdi's Sharif pass

It was his 23rd goal of the season and his first for the Under-23s.   The U18s captain is expected to sign his first professional contract when he turns 18 this week and manager Critchley was delighted with how the young German performed against a tough Hammers backline

    "I'm made up for Paul and I thought he was outstanding all night," said Critchley

  "What we asked him and Glen McAuley to do for us up front, I thought they did it extremely well competing against two big, strong boys

 "They had to back in and fight, which is something they are not normally accustomed to doing but both of them did extremely well

  "I'm delighted for Paul to get his goal. It was a really good goal and it was something we had spoken about before the game, about midfield runners exploiting the space, which is what Abdi did

" Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now   It was a tough test for the Reds who came up against a resilient West Ham team

 Both sides struggled to create many clear cut chances in a physical battle until Glatzel's strike proved to be the difference

   Critchley admitted that his side had to work hard for the victory but a slight tweak in style helped them to collect all three points

 "It was a hard-fought win. We knew we would face a physical test with lots of long balls, balls into the box and balls in behind us

We stood up to that really well and we had to play slightly differently when we had the ball as well," continued Critchley

 "The pitch was quite lively and they make it really difficult for you with the way they press in numbers and make it tough for you to play through them, so we played a little bit longer than we would normally do

I thought there was nothing in it in the first half, although they slightly edged it

  "In the second half we were the team in the ascendancy and looked the most likely to score, and at the end a 1-0 scoreline on the balance of play was a fair result

We've become a hard team to beat, Shamal George had very little to do, especially in the second half

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World Financial Credit System: tool for managing all processes on Earth (Valeriy Pyakin 2019.02.11) - Duration: 11:46.

Presenter: The next question is from Sprinter:

"Valeriy Viktorovich, what is the fate of the Fed, the ECB, other central banks and the banking system in general in the plans of the GP?

Are the GP connected somehow with the foundation of the FED in 1913? If they are, then what was their purpose?

If the GP in the XIX century already perceived the bourgeois capitalism as a threat to the GP themselves,

and that it was necessary to replace it with something else (for that reason they started propagating Marxism),

then why was it necessary to support the development of all these Central Banks?

Or were it state "elites" who did it, but the GP simply fit this process into their plans

and brought the banking system as well as the whole bourgeois capitalism to the point of absurdity?"

Valeriy Pyakin: The Fed is exceptionally the creation of the GP.

State "elites" are interested to possess their own state banks.

You are not interested in things you don't control within another state.

You are interested to seize control.

When you set a goal to take some foreign Central Bank under control, it means that you acquire supranational functions, and expand your influence.

The global financial credit system is exceptionally the diocese of GP with no strangers allowed.

Everyone who wants to enter this system as a subject (the one who is planning to govern) is immediately eliminated,

even through a world war if needed.

Anyway, the US Central Bank was created through the civil war in the US (so called war of North and South).

And it was the foundation of the united CB, the main goal of the civil war in the US,

but not some other minor interests like industrial ones, slave liberation or something else.

Nothing of the kind! The main goal was the united Central Bank for the whole America.

Why does the whole world need the united Central Bank?

Because the global financial credit system is the blood of the economy.

What is Globalization?

It is an objective process concentrating the governance of productive forces on Earth.

But if the globalisation is an objective process, it can be governed subjectively.

So the advantage goes to the one who sets the task of governing this objective process first.

The Global Predictor has set a target of controlling this objective process earlier, being aware that as soon as…

Here let us take the two systems that exist - Russia and Japan.

Until they lived not knowing about each other, they had not influenced each other.

As soon as they got in contact, a mutual influence started.

In this influence, a more powerful system suppresses a weaker system in one way or another.

Thus, globalization goes on around the world.

Therefore, states that are more powerful are encroaching weaker states;

unions of states that are more powerful are overwhelming standalone states and less powerful unions.

In this way an overwhelming globalization goes on.

Therefore, the world financial credit system is a leverage of controlling all the processes on planet Earth.

When somebody says about a political decision (whether in Russia, Japan or in Germany – although in any other country),

it is necessary to consider not only the own opportunities and resources, but also the way one is integrated within the world financial credit system.

In this regard, the principal importance has the status of the Central Bank inside the country.

We used to have a State Bank in the Soviet Union that focused on the state and national interests.

Therefore the country was developing: the interest rate did not exceed three percent, and the energy availability growth was five percent.

That is to say that those three percent were easy to master.

However, it's not possible to handle the interest rate above five percent (what the world energy availability trend allows) –

– you will always be in debts, and your monetary system will be eroding.

What did our Central Bank do?

Our Central Bank purposely deprived our economy of the domestic credit and made it dependent on the West.

Completely. The West drives our economy.

That is why we have the "best head of the Central Bank", according to the world media publications rating of the banking institutions.

Why? Because the Fed that prescribes to all what to do, took a decision to lower our Ruble – Nabiullina immediately lowered it and reported.

Of course, she is "the best", as she does not care at all about the interests of Russia.

It would be even better, if after her activity in Russia only ruins remain – she works on this.

This is her target – to destroy Russia's population, starve the people and introduce destruction,

because the target of hers is aligned to the interests of her western masters.

They have put her in to fulfil this task.

The Central Bank in another country fulfills a different task.

Nevertheless, they all are working according to the same scheme.

Because if domestic policy serves the ruling layer interests inside the state and the foreign policy provides

the policy of the ruling layer (of this state) externally, then the global policy defines the role and place of every state in the world.

That is why there are countries that live comfortably being tourist attraction centers, others – being financial centers,

third countries host dirty production facilities, forth are solely producers of products, fifths – provide natural resources.

Therefore, everyone has its own task. This is like in the house – every room has its functionality.

This is what the global policy defines.

To prevent people from sorting this out, a dummy-term was introduced - "geopolitics".

Moreover, our polit-dollies run around crazy with this term, even grateful to the "white sahib" from London:

"Oh, thank you that you put us up to it – told us that there geopolitics exists!"

Being put in the sandbox and given a toy. Therefore, they are playing.

Anyways, instead of fighting for all the countries one can simply govern them.

But to do so, they had to subdue these countries to their financial credit system.

They had to consolidate the industrial (production) capacity of these countries

(and the economic capacity overall, including scientific, educational and cultural potential) into a single governance system.

And this is what the two world wars (that in fact were just one world war held in two stages) seeked to achieve.

The 1913 marked the creation of the Federal Reserve System: the non-state banks that started financing the US.

The US entered the world war with a $6 billion debt to Europe.

By the end of this war it was Europe who owed the USA $10 billion. That's it, the problem was solved.

But the whole segment fell out of this war - Europe and Russia.

And this means, another war should have been held.

This was achieved and in 1944 the world financial credit system was created - Bretton Woods system.

The Soviet Union participated in this process.

It's a different story, however, that the Soviet Union did not agree to the terms of this system.

Those who agreed to these terms got enslaved by the USA, which is the instrument of the Global Predictor.

They had to wait a long time until Stalin's policy for the construction of socialism and communism in one country and the socialist commonwealth completely faded away.

It took them a while to get rid of the Soviet Union and get back to the plan of creating a world financial credit system.

Now we are part of this system and, whether you want it or not, we have to take it into consideration.

Every political decision within the country is now to be coordinated with the possible effect on the whole economy.

Because our economy can be "switched off" from abroad.

Stalin's legacy system, Soviet system, was above all that.

The two segments of the economy cooperated and interrelated with their goals.

Post-Stalin Soviet government did A LOT to bring its economy to the feet of the Global Predictor.

The surrender was signed in the January of 1968 - agreement with Lena Goldfields, we spoke about it previously.

Presenter: By the way, you can find out more about this question in the analytical note by the Foundation for Conceptual Technologies

"RF Central Bank Law and the Sovereignty of Russia" that is also an integrated part of the book "On the World of Crooked Mirrors".

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50 ikea ideas for studio apartments

Arranging your furniture is hard enough when

all the furniture you own isn't jammed into a single room.

But here you are, in your itty bitty one room apartment, generously called a "studio", and

all that stuff has to go somewhere.

Take heart!

And take a few lessons from these real-life studio apartment layouts, created by real-life

studio apartment dwellers like yourself.

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Michael Jackson 'murdered by Illuminati' who 'framed him for abuse', says wild theory - Duration: 4:32.

  A bizarre conspiracy theory suggests Michael Jackson was murdered by the Illuminati who destroyed his reputation by framing him on child sex abuse allegations

 The King of Pop died aged 50 in 2009 after suffering an overdose of surgical anaesthetic Propofol

 His doctor, Conrad Murray, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for administering the drug that killed him

 However, a wild theory has emerged suggesting Jackson was actually killed by a sinister secret society who viewed him as a threat

  A blog posted online under the title " The Murder of Michael Jackson Decoded " alleges Jackson became a target in 1984 when he purchased publishing rights for much of the Beatles back catalogue

 The post claims the acquisition gave the singer "too much power" and he was "on the hit list to be murdered"

 He is said to have further angered the "Illuminati" with the video for his pop anthem Black or White, which is said to have demonstrated his rebellion against the secret sect

Read More Michael Jackson autopsy revealed secret surgery, tattoos and reason skin colour changed  The post alleges the pop promo is packed with clues hinting at Jackson's links to Illuminati, including occult symbols and the number 666

 The number is said to have been painted on a car the singer destroys in the video along with the letters KKK

 However, the post claims the scene does not suggest Jackson is rallying against the Ku Klux Klan

 It instead links the letters to Freemasonry and in turn the Illuminati - claiming his rejection of KKK is actually him distancing himself from the secret society

 It goes on to allege members of the Illuminati tried to get rid of Jackson by setting up false allegations of child molestation against him

 The Thriller hitmaker was tried on child sex abuse charges in 2004-2005 - but he was acquitted on every charge

 The blog claims members of the secret society plughed ahead with plans to murder the superstar after the trial failed to go their way

 It stated: "They knew Michael loved children and the machine always attacks its targets through what they love

 "Michael was a Summer Solstice Sacrifice, returning back to the ethers on June the 25th of 2009

" Read More Michael Jackson died TWO YEARS earlier and was replaced by impersonator, wild theory claims  It claims two other stars who died on the same day - actress Farrah Fawcett and rocker Sky Saxon - were also sacrifices as three were necessary

 The blog added: "Two other celebrities were sacrificed on this same day and when you add up the date, 6/25/2009, you get the number 6

 "If you count the other two celebrities, Farrah Fawcett and Sky Saxon, into the equation you will get 666

 "This is no coincidence and as stated earlier the number 666 represents the combination of deities that is worshiped by the rulers

"  Jackson's death at his Los Angeles mansion was attributed to an overdose of Propofol, a surgical anaesthetic used in operating rooms

 It had been administered by Jackson's personal doctor Conrad Murray, who was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter over the star's death

 He was sentenced to four years behind bars, but was released from prison in 2013 after a two-year stretch

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Pres. Moon calls for bipartisan support on diplomacy with N. Korea - Duration: 0:38.

President Moon called for bipartisan support on North Korea diplomacy-- amid a growing

factional conflict looming within the U.S. over escalating distrust of Pyeongyang.

The remark came during his meeting with members of a parliamentary delegation that travelled

to the states last month.

The South Korean leader extended his appreciation to the team for being present in the U.S.

when New York adopted a resolution recognizing March first as the day of Korea's historic

independence movement and establishing the Yu Gwan-sun...

Awards, named after the iconic independence fighter, which will be given to high school

girls who demonstrated great leadership and embody the spirit of sacrifice.

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Update Will Wednesday and apos . s winter storm make up for lost season? Unlikely, forecasters say - Duration: 2:52.

Update Will Wednesday and apos . s winter storm make up for lost season? Unlikely, forecasters say

After months of a mostly spiritless winter, the second storm system in just over a week appears poised to hit the Lehigh Valley area Wednesday.

What the storm lacks in snowfall totals it will make up for in timing and heavy mixed precipitation, meteorologists warn. Just like last Tuesday.

The Lehigh Valley is under a winter storm watch in effect from Wednesday morning to Wednesday evening for snowfall totals around 2 to 5 inches and ice accumulations under one tenth of an inch.

Allentowns expected snowfall totals are somewhere in the four inch range, though the weather service said in a tweet Monday evening its watch is intentionally a little more vague as meteorologists zero in on how much snow and ice will fall.

The total would bring Allentown its biggest snowfall of the season so far in this languorous winter. A total of 3.9 inches of snow was measured at the airport during a storm January 29. Other parts of Lehigh County fared a bit better, with North Whitehall at 5.2 inches, according to a trained spotter, and New Tripoli at 5 inches. In Northampton County, Bath came out tops with a 5 inch snowfall.

Tomorrows storm wont exactly make up for a lost season, forecasters say. After all, its not a comma shaped Noreaster barreling up the Atlantic seaboard. But it will arrive packing sleet and freezing rain as well as snow — seemingly shattering that prediction the groundhog made about a premature spring in the Northeast, and dealing a harsh blow to the evening commute.

The storm is expected to arrive just before midday in our area, much like the November storm that saw a nightmare scenario unfold across the Lehigh Valley. It included jackknifed tractor trailers, disabled vehicles and minor crashes on almost all the regions highways and roads. Thousands of motorists were stranded, many for more than six hours, on major roads like Interstate 78 and Route 33.

PennDOT spokesman Ron Young said people treated that storm like a normal afternoon rush hour, traveling home at the same time. Officials are certainly hoping to avoid the same stress on area roadways this time around.

Meteorologist Ed Vallee of Empire Weather said Wednesday will be a rather complex day — seemingly the general theme of our winter season. Precipitation will transition from light to moderate snow, a mix of sleet and freezing rain, and then finally to all rain for the majority of the area by about 8 p.m. Rain will then continue straight through the early morning hours of Thursday before tapering off.

Snow breaks out in the Lehigh Valley by 11 a.m. southwest to northeast

Heaviest accumulating snow from midday through late afternoon.

Transition to mixed precipitation after 5 p.m.

Rain transition after 8 p.m. as temperatures continue to rise.

Here is the 7 day outlook from Empire Weather:

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After months of a mostly spiritless winter, the second storm system in just over a week appears poised to hit the Lehigh Valley area Wednesday.

What the storm lacks in snowfall totals it will make up for in timing and heavy mixed precipitation, meteorologists warn. Just like last Tuesday.

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Opinion Why Trumps Emergency Mess Means Danger for the Courts The New York Times - Duration: 3:22.

Opinion Why Trumps Emergency Mess Means Danger for the Courts The New York Times

The presidents move has already been challenged in court. Win or lose, he is almost certainly forcing an alarming judicial precedent.

By Robert Chesney

Mr. Chesney is a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

It didnt take long for a group of Texas landowners to President Trumps declaration of a national emergency in court.

— , including New York and California, have sued to stop Mr. Trumps use of emergency powers to build a border wall — and the president himself that the matter would end up in the Supreme Court. Whether the president wins or loses, though, there is a serious risk that the final result will be a dangerous judicial precedent.

The Texans and others who face the loss of land because of eminent domain actions funded via Mr. Trumps emergency declaration have standing to sue and good cause to do so. Not because the government may offer them too little money to constitute just compensation, though past practice suggests this will be an issue, too. Rather, they object to the process that the president has used to gain the funding after Congress largely denied it to him.

As an initial matter, they argue that there is no real emergency here as required by the National Emergencies Act. Second, and more significant, they contend that even if there is an emergency, it is not one that — which is the critical condition in the budget statute that the president unlocked by issuing his emergency declaration. In other words, if theres no military necessity, then theres no emergency authority to redirect military construction dollars toward a border wall.

Even if there is military necessity, moreover, those dollars cant be spent on just anything. The statute defines military construction precisely and narrowly. You can pay to build things on military property, yes, but not on other government let alone private property. And you can pay to buy land, but only in order to make that land military property not other government property .

As Texans and other landowners argue that these conditions are not met, they have plenty of ammunition from the presidents own lips — including from his news conference last week, during which he emphasized that he did not need to take this step but simply wanted to for the sake of speed.

As a result of all this, we are on the verge of intense litigation over a subtle but critical point: Can judges second guess a presidents determination that there is an emergency under the National Emergencies Act? Even if not, can they at least second guess the determination that the situation requires the use of the armed forces as required by the budget statute?

This is where the risk of a problematic precedent arises. It could take either of two opposite forms. On one hand, the courts may give too much deference to the executive branch, taking a valuable tradition and distending it to cover disingenuous claims by the president — encouraging more of the same, and worse, in the future. On the other hand, the courts also might err in the opposite direction, throwing the baby out with the bath water in the course of second guessing the president in this extreme instance, resulting in a temptation of courts to second guess in less justified circumstances.

The deference tradition has deep roots. Courts have long given special weight to presidential judgments about matters that blend factual and policy judgment concerning national security and military needs. We saw the influence of that principle in the Trump administrations eventual victory in the travel ban litigation, but the tradition runs far deeper than that.

One danger in the current litigation is that this tradition will be applied in a reckless way. In the worst case, the litigation might produce a Supreme Court holding articulating and entrenching a deference on steroids version of this concept. This would have extraordinary spillover effects, gutting the chances of effective litigation checks not just here but in many other settings down the line. The decision would lie about like the , tempting future presidents to similar or worse pretextual claims. Supporters of President Trump would be most unhappy to find a President Beto ORourke or Kamala Harris reaping the benefits of it in the coming years.

And then there is the opposite risk, with the pendulum swinging so far away from deference as to gut the doctrine going forward. A ruling against the president need not produce such a result, to be sure. Mr. Trumps declaration normally would prompt deference, yes, but in his signature way he has offered ample grounds for a court to find unique reasons to rule against him. During his emergency announcement, after all, he could not resist admitting: I could do the wall over a longer period of time. I didnt need to do this. But Id rather do it much faster. Theres more where that came from, and a judge ruling against the president will not need to erode the deference tradition more broadly.

If handled carefully enough, it should be possible for a court to describe this as an exceptionally rare instance in which deference fails — the proverbial exception proving the rule.

But the more alarming aspects of this scenario, and the larger climate of distrust Mr. Trump has brought on himself, could lead to a holding that guts the idea of deference more broadly. This, too, would be dangerous.

The deference tradition exists for good reason. The executive branch as a whole possesses access to information, expertise and experience that are critical for sound policymaking, and to at least some extent our legal system allocates responsibility for military and national security judgments to it. It may be that this is an outlier situation in which the boundaries of wise deference have been met and exceeded, with the presidents candor undoing his own legal case. But a reckless anti deference decision, sweeping broadly beyond the narrow facts of this unusual case, would lie about like a loaded weapon just as much as an unduly deferential ruling. Its just that, in this case, its effect would to encourage future judges to too readily abandon normally desirable constraints on their role.

They say bad facts make bad law, and whichever court gets the last word in this instance had best bear that in mind. If in the end there is an anti deference ruling, lets hope that it is specific to the unusual facts of this case, with pains taken to protect the general rule. And if in the end the courts instead defer, lets hope they have some way to reassure us all that this does not open the door to further abuses.

We knew the president was launching down a risky and unpredictable path. It turns out he is taking the courts with him.

Robert Chesney is a law professor at the University of Texas at Austin and a co founder of Lawfare.

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Heavy rain could create more flooding problems for Eastern Kentucky - Duration: 0:51.

Heavy rain could create more flooding problems for Eastern Kentucky

WYMT Our soggy weather pattern continues as we head into the next few days. Two systems will bring the potential for some flooding as we head into the middle of the week and possibly even towards the weekend. With this complex system, we will need to take it day by day here in Kentucky. Each model run will tell us what the trend is and we should gain more information leading up to the event and even during the event. Our Severe Weather Alert Day kicks off this evening for the heavy rain potential.

TonightLook for low temperatures to drop into the mid upper 20s tonight with mostly cloudy skies. It will be a chilly night but at least we will be dry. That is good news for us! Sadly, that pattern will change as we head into your Tuesday and Wednesday

Tuesday WednesdayThe first system we are tracking will arrive late on Tuesday from the south and provide plenty of rain for Tuesday night and throughout your Wednesday. Look for mostly cloudy skies on Tuesday with highs to reach the lower 40s. As we head into the evening hours, rain and maybe even a light mix of snow will work on the front edge of this system. Rain chances will start by 6 7 p.m. on Tuesday night and continue throughout the overnight hours.

Rain chances are expected throughout Wednesday and will be heavy at times. Based on the latest model data, the heavier rain totals look to be the north near I 64 and also along I 75. Two areas we will really need to watch will be the Cumberland River and the Kentucky River areas. Of course, any place has the potential to see flooding issues with 1 3" of rain for this first system. Its also important to note that rockslides and mudslides will be likely with this first system as well.

System 1 is expected to end by Thursday morning as we get a brief break Thursday afternoon and through the morning hours on Friday.

Extended ForecastOur extended forecast isnt high in confidence just yet but another system does look to arrive by Friday afternoon and continue the rain chances through Saturday and Sunday. As of right now, an 1 3" of rain still looks likely but the heavier amounts have shifted into central Kentucky. If this trend continues, this could help our counties in Eastern Kentucky that simply need a break.

2 4" of rain in a seven day period will be a lot easier to handle than 3 6+" of rain. Keep that in mind. We will continue to keep you posted throughout the next couple of days.

We will also keep an eye on those rivers. Those will be the spots that I think see the most problems for now.

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