Saturday, March 10, 2018
Trump’s Unpredictability on Trade and North Korea Opens a Door for China
In one day, President Trump unsettled Asia on two fronts: tariffs and talks with North Korea.
Trump’s Abrupt ‘Yes’ to North Korea: The 45 Minutes That Could Alter History
President Trump with Chung Eui-yong, the South Korean national security adviser, at the White House on Thursday. 
Op-Ed Columnist: In Praise of Globalists
The term “globalist” is in the news again thanks to a tweet sent by Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, following Gary Cohn’s resignation. 
Trump to Make First Visit as President to Latin America
As President Trump has moved the United States toward a more protectionist stance on trade, he has abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which includes Mexico, Peru and Chile. 
Trump Rules: Trump Rollbacks Target Offshore Rules ‘Written With Human Blood’
Platforms south of Port Fourchon, La., the busiest spot in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas production. 
Op-Ed Columnist: In Praise of Globalists
The term “globalist” is in the news again thanks to a tweet sent by Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, following Gary Cohn’s resignation. 
Trump to Make First Visit as President to Latin America
As President Trump has moved the United States toward a more protectionist stance on trade, he has abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which includes Mexico, Peru and Chile. 
Gunman and 3 Hostages Found Dead at California Veterans Home
Officers outside the Veterans Home of California after reports of a shooter in Yountville, Calif., on Friday. 
In Britain’s Playgrounds, ‘Bringing in Risk’ to Build Resilience
A boy about to send a pile of bricks flying at the risk-enhanced playground at the Richmond Avenue Primary and Nursery School in Shoeburyness, England. 
Trump Rules: Trump Rollbacks Target Offshore Rules ‘Written With Human Blood’
Platforms south of Port Fourchon, La., the busiest spot in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas production. 
Planning Begins for Kim Jong-un Meeting Some Trump Aides Believe Will Never Happen
On Friday, people in Seoul, South Korea, watched a news report on President Trump accepting an invitation to meet North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un. 
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a 30-minute drive into town for coffee and a scone at his favorite coffee shop in Athens, Ohio. 
Gunman and 3 Hostages Found Dead at California Veterans Home
Officers outside the Veterans Home of California after reports of an active shooter in Yountville, Calif., on Friday. 
In Britain’s Playgrounds, ‘Bringing in Risk’ to Build Resilience
A boy about to send a pile of bricks flying at the risk-enhanced playground at the Richmond Avenue Primary and Nursery School in Shoeburyness, England. 
Trump Rules: In Decline, Offshore Drillers Find a Champion in the Trump Administration
Platforms south of Port Fourchon, La., the busiest spot in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas production. 
Planning Begins for Kim Jong-un Meeting Some Trump Aides Believe Will Never Happen
On Friday, people in Seoul, South Korea, watched a news report on President Trump accepting an invitation to meet North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un. 
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a 30-minute drive into town for coffee and a scone at his favorite coffee shop in Athens, Ohio. 
The Week in Good News: A Penguin Supercolony, an Indigenous Roller Derby Team and a Message in a Bottle
A curious and shiny-bellied Adélie penguin had a closer look at the quadcopter used to count the colony. 
SW695 AirVox PA with Wireless Handheld Microphone
http://ift.tt/2oYjR5R For clearer sound from far away or in big indoor spaces get the AmpliVox AirVox. This new product series gives you outstanding audio range, up to a half mile away, sound clarity and the ability to reach very large audiences by adding a wireless companion speaker. The heart of AirVox is a powerful 50 watt amplifier which helps really blast out the sound. This is combined with a speaker that provides outstanding sound clarity and balanced audio quality. The AmpliVox AirVox model SW6905comes with a wireless handheld microphone for plenty of mobility when speaking away from the unit. By adding optional wireless receivers and microphones, you can even have multiple presenters up to four total. Built-in Bluetooth capability lets you use your smartphone to stream music or other audio. The base unit has a full range of features: - Master volume control - Line and microphone volume and tone control - AC power battery charge - USB charge - External speaker charge - 3.5 mm Line-in and Line-out - Wired mic input - Bluetooth module - Wireless receiver The internal rechargeable SLA battery provides up to 10 hours of use. AirVox bundles help you expand your systems capabilities with additional components such as a companion speaker that can be wirelessly connected to the base unit up to 300 feet away. Tripods, mic stand and carry case. The AmpliVox AirVox is the perfect PA for sports, public safety, large events, conferences and more, indoors or out. Extend your voice with AmpliVox.
SW690 AirVox PA with Headset and Lapel Microphone
http://ift.tt/2oYjR5R For clearer sound from far away or in big indoor spaces get the AmpliVox AirVox. This new product series gives you outstanding audio range, up to a half mile away, sound clarity and the ability to reach very large audiences by adding a wireless companion speaker. The heart of AirVox is a powerful 50 watt amplifier which helps really blast out the sound. This is combined with a speaker that provides outstanding sound clarity and balanced audio quality. The AmpliVox AirVox model SW690 comes with a wireless headset and lapel microphones for plenty of mobility when speaking away from the unit. By adding optional wireless receivers and microphones, you can even have multiple presenters up to four total. Built-in Bluetooth capability lets you use your smartphone to stream music or other audio. The base unit has a full range of features: - Master volume control - Line and microphone volume and tone control - AC power battery charge - USB charge - External speaker charge - 3.5 mm Line-in and Line-out - Wired mic input - Bluetooth module - Wireless receiver The internal rechargeable SLA battery provides up to 10 hours of use. AirVox bundles help you expand your systems capabilities with additional components such as a companion speaker that can be wirelessly connected to the base unit up to 300 feet away. Tripods, mic stand and carry case. The AmpliVox AirVox is the perfect PA for sports, public safety, large events, conferences and more, indoors or out. Extend your voice with AmpliVox.
S690 AirVox PA System
http://ift.tt/2oYjR5R For clearer sound from far away or in big indoor spaces get the AmpliVox AirVox. This new product series gives you outstanding audio range, up to a half mile away, sound clarity and the ability to reach very large audiences by adding a wireless companion speaker. The heart of AirVox is a powerful 50 watt amplifier which helps really blast out the sound. This is combined with a speaker that provides outstanding sound clarity and balanced audio quality. The AmpliVox AirVox model S690 comes with a wired microphone with 15’ cable for plenty of mobility when speaking away from the unit. By adding optional wireless receivers and microphones, you can even have multiple presenters up to four total. Built-in Bluetooth capability lets you use your smartphone to stream music or other audio. The base unit has a full range of features: - Master volume control - Line and microphone volume and tone control - AC power battery charge - USB charge - External speaker charge - 3.5 mm Line-in and Line-out - Wired mic input - Bluetooth module The internal rechargeable SLA battery provides up to 10 hours of use. AirVox bundles help you expand your systems capabilities with additional components such as a companion speaker that can be wirelessly connected to the base unit up to 300 feet away. Tripods, mic stand and carry case. The AmpliVox AirVox is the perfect PA for sports, public safety, large events, conferences and more, indoors or out. Extend your voice with AmpliVox.
Trump Rules: In Decline, Offshore Drillers Find a Champion in the Trump Administration
Platforms south of Port Fourchon, La., the busiest spot in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas production. 
Gunman and 3 Hostages Found Dead at California Veterans Home
Officers outside the Veterans Home of California after reports of an active shooter in Yountville, Calif., on Friday. 
Planning Begins for Kim Jong-un Meeting Some Trump Aides Believe Will Never Happen
On Friday, people in Seoul, South Korea, watched a news report on President Trump accepting an invitation to meet North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un. 
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a thirty minute drive into town for coffee and a scone, at his favorite coffee shop in Athens. 
The Week in Good News: A Penguin Supercolony, an Indigenous Roller Derby Team and a Message in a Bottle
A curious and shiny-bellied Adélie penguin had a closer look at the quadcopter used to count the colony. 
In Britain’s Playgrounds, ‘Bringing in Risk’ to Build Resilience
A boy about to send a pile of bricks flying at the risk-enhanced playground at the Richmond Avenue Primary and Nursery School in Shoeburyness, England. 
‘ISIS Is Coming!’ How a French Company Pushed the Limits in War-Torn Syria
Bruno Lafont, a former chief executive of Lafarge, the French cement maker, in 2015. The company is accused of putting employees in danger and paying off militant groups to keep its Syrian operations running. 
Trade War Prospect Shakes Part of Trump Base: Midwest Farmers
Eldon Gould with a baby hog on his farm in Maple Park, Ill. Though he is concerned about the risk of a trade war that could hurt farm exports, he thinks that many farmers are not ready to abandon their support for President Trump. 
Gunman and 3 Hostages Found Dead at California Veterans Home
Officers outside the Veterans Home of California after reports of an active shooter in Yountville, Calif., on Friday. 
The Man Who Knew Too Little
Erik Hagerman heads out for his morning ritual, a thirty minute drive into town for coffee and a scone, at his favorite coffee shop in Athens. 
The Week in Good News: A Penguin Supercolony, an Indigenous Roller Derby Team and a Message in a Bottle
A curious and shiny-bellied Adélie penguin had a closer look at the quadcopter used to count the colony. 
In Britain’s Playgrounds, ‘Bringing in Risk’ to Build Resilience
A boy about to send a pile of bricks flying at the risk-enhanced playground at the Richmond Avenue Primary and Nursery School in Shoeburyness, England. 
‘ISIS Is Coming!’ How a French Company Pushed the Limits in War-Torn Syria
Bruno Lafont, a former chief executive of Lafarge, the French cement maker, in 2015. The company is accused of putting employees in danger and paying off militant groups to keep its Syrian operations running. 
Trump Rules: In Decline, Offshore Drillers Find a Champion in the Trump Administration
Platforms south of Port Fourchon, La., the busiest spot in the Gulf of Mexico for oil and gas production. 
Trade War Prospect Shakes Part of Trump Base: Midwest Farmers
Eldon Gould with a baby hog on his farm in Maple Park, Ill. Though he is concerned about the risk of a trade war that could hurt farm exports, he thinks that many farmers are not ready to abandon their support for President Trump. 
British Investigators Visit Graves of Russian Ex-Spy’s Wife and Son
Members of the British military were deployed on Friday to the scene where Mr. Skripal and his daughter were found after being poisoned. 
China steel exports may fall further in 2018 - top executive
BEIJING, March 10 (Reuters) - Chinese exports of steel products may continue to fall this year due to strong domestic demand and reductions in capacity due to environmental commitments, the chairman of state-owned mill Fujian Sangang Group Co Ltd said.
Reckitt CEO stands by Mead Johnson deal, despite Pfizer option
LONDON, March 10 (Reuters) - Reckitt Benckiser has no regrets about its $17 billion acquisition of Mead Johnson last year, its chief executive said, even though there are concerns it may now be too stretched to buy Pfizer's coveted consumer health business.
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