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A consumption based carbon footprint mapping that was developed by the University of California, Berkeley, is shown in the NYT. It shows different city centers and suburbs in America including New York city and how their consumption based footprints differ. Some places including suburbs and wealthier households drivemore, buy more goods and are responsible for higher emissions than places with better public transportation, that use energy practicing conservation.

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President Biden passed same sex marraige legislation. Twelve Republican Senators from southern, midwestern and western states including North and South Carolina, Utah, Alaska, Iowa, Ohio, Wyoming and Maine supported the legislation. Some had relatives or children in that situation. Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming who is a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church gave her reason- "For the sake of our nation we do well by taking this step", giving an emotional speech on the floor of the Senate about the need for more tolerance "during turbulent times for our nation." By putting divisive issues aside America can bring opinion together around the issues central to our future- the need for strengthening democracy, rebuilding the nation's aging infrastructure, investing in manufacturing in America, investing in education, health and rebuilding communities across this vast nation, and in the culture that sees this as vital to our future and the future of the world. ...
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Heavy foreign borrowings from Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, help sustain the Turkish economy in 2022. Private companies reduce their non lira borrowings after dollar borrowings became unsustainable. Inflation reaching a high of 80% is likely to ease in 2023 to 20% in line with global inflation in other countries. Turkey's current account deficit is about 0.3 billion in November, down from 2.9 billion the prior month as global energy prices decline. The dollar is coming down from its peak and central banks are expected to bring rates down with slowing inflation. The net international reserves have reached $23 billion. A 60% drop in the currency has increased tourism revenues. Mr. Erdogan is likely to run again for president in 2023, which will be his last run for the presidency. 

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Paris hosts a large gathering to give $19 billion in loans and $1 billion in direct aid to help Ukraine get through this winter with damaged electricity grid and damaged infrastructure. US plans to send Patriot air defense system to Ukraine after Kviv and Odessa are hit badly by drone strikes on the electricity grid putting the lights out.

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Dressing in a sloppy manner is related to a sloppy approach to other people's money, says this NYT story about the 30 year old founder of FTX. Silicon Valley mystique was partly built on this type of clothing and style by careful manipulation of cultural elements, just as the Marlborough campaign for cigarettes with "glamorous" cowboys at one time. The culture based in Silicon Valley has led to a massive misallocation and destruction of capital. This diverts capital into non essential purposes that is critical for  investment in America's aging and dilapidated infrastructure, and for creating social mobility in the US through investment in manufacturing, education, health and communities throughout the US. It was sold like a pack of Marlborough cigarettes were once sold in the US with television advertising of the glamorous cowboy. Conceived in 1954 it lasted till 1999.

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The Stanford Law parents of the founder of cryptocurrency firm FTX Sam Bankman-fried who was charged with fraud by US federal prosecutors, are the subject of this story in the NYT. The NYT says the parents are under scrutiny for their connections to this crypto business.

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The French team's Olivier Giroud works with Mbappe after the injury to Benzema meant France had to find a different style of play. Giroud 36 years brings experience and a rugged persistent approach to the game. Coach Deschamps says "Nothing has ever been handed to him,  He was put down and criticized a number of times, but he has this mental ability." 

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Dholera Gujarat is the location for a 355 acre site where Foxconn is building a $20 billion semiconductor factory. Production is expected to start in 2025. Foreign direct investment passed $80 billion in 2021.

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US inflation eases to 7.1% in November after the aggressive action by the US Fed under Jay Powell. The Labor Department reported that the CPI index was up 7.1% over a year ago. It peaked at 9.1% in June and was up 7.7% in October 2022. Gasoline prices which peaked at $5.26 a gallon in June are now at $3.50. Supply bottlenecks in June have also eased. Economists say there is still more room for inflation to fall as housing prices moderate and supply chains return to normal. A tight labor market and consumer purchases with higher wages have also fueled inflationary price increases.

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Sam Bankman-Fried head of the cryptocurrency firm FTX is charged with fraud and arrested in the Bahamas, for what US federal prosecutors called a scheme to defraud crytocurrency customers and his hedge fund's lenders. The indictment was made by the US attorney's office for the Southern District of New York.

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A nuclear fusion experiment at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California where researchers have managed to release more energy than is used to heat the fuel with lasers. Nuclear fusion involves smashing together light elements such as hydrogen to form heavier elements releasing a burst of energy in the process. 

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Argentina's win in a penalty shootout with Netherlands will be remembered for the intensity and the exchange of words between the teams, the red card to Dumfries of the Netherlands. It was not football like as Messi later pointed out. "We suffered more than we should have done," says Messi after the game. After the penalty shootout the Argentine goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez sent a defiant look at the Dutch. A fracas ensued and Dumfries of the Nertherlands was given a red card. Both teams are being sanctioned by FIFA.

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The calming role that Varane takes on as the French soccer team's core seasoned players Giroud, Varane, Lloris and Griezman give direction and transmit a sense of calmness and composure when the stakes are high. Varane who is softspoken and quiet on the field in defense takes on a leadership role in such situations. The French team take on Morocco in the World Cup Soccer semifinals after winning 2-1 in the game with England.

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The Croatian team that won in a penalty shootout now meets Argentina and Messi in the semifinal. The Guardian looks at the Croatian team and its coach Dalic, key players Modric and Perisic surrounded by many newcomers.

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Denmark's shipping company Maersk is a bellwether of global trade with 700, ships and managing port terminals, logistics. Maersk has a new CEO Vincent Clerc as the company takes on a challenging environment with disruptions in the the supply chain and in global shipping during the pandemic, and shift in supply chains to other countries in Asia including India and Vietnam.


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