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Wooden delivery in interviews, number crunching or scientific approach, and hesitant decision making, did not hurt Merkel. Germany's SPD is now seeing a former mayor of Hamburg known for number crunching as "brave in crisis."  He is finance minister in Merkel's government and helped convince Merkel of the need to have the $390 billion nonrepayable aid given as part of the European Union Recovery Fund. This and his work during the pandemic has convinced SPD's different factions to support Scolz in an effort to provide continuity after Merkel, as no effective Christian Democrat leader has emerged so far. Once the party of Willy Brandt, a respected leader in the period of the post war West Germany known as the Federal Republic, the Social Democrats have languished in the period Merkel was chancellor of Germany.

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Face masks become mandatory in over 100 congested areas of Paris, and in other French cities. A fine of 135 euros for not wearing a mask. 2288 new infections reported for France in last 24 hours for August 9. 

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How we age is up to us. You are able to do the plank at 70 because you are doing it at age 50. Dr. Norman Lazarus is a professor at Kings College, London, and is 84 years. It is all up to us, what we eat, how we get our exercize and aur work life balance. Dr. Norman Lazarus says about ageing that our appoach to it is totally inadequate and that ageing has not much to do with genetics. If one eats healthy food and exercizes well then many of the diseases we hear about at older age are just lifestyle diseases that one does not have to worry about, even if one gets one of the diseases the recovery will be faster. He says eat well, move a lot and also enjoy yourself. Enjoy yourself to keep cheerful which stimulates the brain. He is the author of "The Lazarus Strategy: How to Age Well and Wisely."  In Lazarus view the last 25 years can be miserable or without disease depending on what we do. Diseases of ageing are not inevitable he says, its rubbish he says and it makes him cry, it is just that it takes 25 years for all that neglect of exercize and not eating healthy to reach a critical point. It is also not that some people are better than others. Lazarus found himself at age 50 putting on weight till he made the decision one day at lunch with his wife.  A a non competitive long distance cyclist Lazarus has done studies which show cyclists over 70 years having the immunity and fat level of 20 year olds. Nothing is written, we have to write it ourselves. ...
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A sixth wicket partnership of 139 runs between Butler and Woakes gives England a 3 wicket win. At one point England who needed 277 runs to win were down 5 wickets for 117 runs. The first Test against Pakistan at Old Trafford turned out to be one of many Test cricket matches that England come back to win. England win by 3 wickets.

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A humorous story of Winnie the Pooh, little bear trying to figure out things today after the pandemic.

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About 40 million Americans face the risk of eviction in the next few months says this report. The Trump administration is seeking a moratorium on home evictions which is becoming a crisis after the pandemic.

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Juan Carlos and the monarchy losing popularity in Spain.

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Berliners were leaving for smaller towns nearby even before the pandemic. This trend will accelerate. The situation is like that of Paris, New York, London and other cities.


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