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MIL-OSI Video: Growing up near dangerous rail crossings

Source: United States of America – Federal Government Departments (video statements)

Secretary Pete Buttigieg spoke with Jermaine Harris in Detroit last week and he shared his experience of growing up near dangerous rail crossings. Through our rail crossing elimination program in the Biden-Harris infrastructure package, we’re addressing some 400 locations across America.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mfe1uikegqg

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Europe: Pension Fund Statistics 2023 – Occupational pension plans: positive net return, value fluctuation reserves below 2021 level

Source: Switzerland – Department of Home Affairs

In 2023, pension funds generated a positive net return on investments of CHF 54 billion, after a loss of CHF 105 billion in the previous year. The value fluctuation reserves increased to CHF 94 billion (CHF 65 billion in the previous year). However, this was still considerably less than the CHF 145 billion seen in 2021. This is according to the final results of the 2023 Pension Fund Statistics from the Federal Statistical Office (FSO).

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Europe: Nearly 91 000 protected monuments and 53 000 archaeological sites in Switzerland

Source: Switzerland – Department of Home Affairs

In 2022, there were close to 91 000 protected historic monuments in Switzerland, 21% more than in 2016. The number of archaeological sites rose by 27% to 53 000. The increase in these figures reflects pressure from construction and greater efforts to safeguard Switzerland’s built heritage, as well as changes in the inventory method. Overall, protected monuments account for 5% of Switzerland’s building stock and protected archaeological areas for 1.3% of the country’s territory. These are the figures from the Swiss Monument Statistics, published by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO) for the second time and now including data on financing.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Russia: SUM – a platform for dialogue: the first Congress of the Student Council was held at the university

Translation. Region: Russian Federation –

Source: State University of Management – Official website of the State –

From December 16 to 18, the 1st Congress of the Council of Student Universities and Scientific Organizations under the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation was held within the walls of the State University of Management, where our university acted as the operator.

The congress was held to build effective activities of the new Council. More than 100 representatives of universities from all over the country gathered to jointly develop an action plan for the next year.

On the first day of the congress, the participants were greeted by the Deputy Head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Olga Petrova and the Vice-Rector of the State University of Management Pavel Pavlovsky.

As part of the project, activists and leaders of Russia developed a roadmap for the Council, exchanged experiences, improved their skills, listened to lectures and attended master classes.

The participants were able to listen to a lecture on legislation in the field of youth policy and student self-government, discuss the possibilities of cooperation between the Council and the All-Russian public-state movement of children and youth “Movement of the First”, meet with a representative of the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation and the Presidium of the Council of Vice-Rectors for Youth Policy and Educational Activities under the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia at the site of the National Center “Russia” and discuss the possibilities of joint work.

On the final day of the congress, the election of the Council’s leadership took place and a meeting was held with the leadership of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation and honorary guests.

It should be noted that the Student Council is an advisory and consultative body that takes into account the opinions of representatives of universities and scientific organizations from all over the country. The Council was selected from September 20 to November 1 by representatives of the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, the Russian Union of Youth, and the Student Coordination Council of the All-Russian Trade Union of Education from more than 700 competitive applications.

Subscribe to the TG channel “Our GUU” Date of publication: 23.12.2024

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: Female director of chain education centre convicted of engaging in wrongly accepting payment

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

Female director of chain education centre convicted of engaging in wrongly accepting payment
Female director of chain education centre convicted of engaging in wrongly accepting payment
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A female director of a chain education centre was sentenced to 240 hours of community service order today (December 23) at the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts for engaging in wrongly accepting payment when selling tutorial programmes, in contravention of the Trade Descriptions Ordinance (TDO). The female director was also ordered by the court to make a compensation of about $70,000 to the victims of the case. Hong Kong Customs in July 2023 received numerous complaints alleging that a chain education centre suddenly announced business closures of five branches, failing to provide prepaid tutorial programmes purchased by and arrange refunds to customers. After an investigation, Customs found that the some branches of the education centre were in arrears with rent and salaries. However, they still accepted payments for prepaid programmes even anticipating that they would be unable to continue operating. Customs reminds traders to comply with the requirements of the TDO. Traders should not accept advance payments from consumers if they are uncertain whether the pertinent services can be delivered to consumers within a specific or reasonable time. Consumers are also reminded to procure services at reputable shops and think prudently before making decisions regarding consumption by prepayment. After purchasing services, consumers should keep the transaction receipts and related records, which can become basic information in case a complaint is lodged in the future. Under the TDO, any trader commits an offence if at the time of acceptance of payment, the trader intends not to supply the product or there are no reasonable grounds for believing that the trader will be able to supply the product within a specified or reasonable period. The maximum penalty upon conviction is a fine of $500,000 and imprisonment for five years. Members of the public may report any suspected violations of the TDO to Customs’ 24-hour hotline 182 8080 or its dedicated crime-reporting email account (crimereport@customs.gov.hk) or online form (eform.cefs.gov.hk/form/ced002).

Ends/Monday, December 23, 2024Issued at HKT 15:27

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: Muse Fest HK 2024 concludes attracting more than 630,000 participants (with photos)

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

Muse Fest HK 2024 concludes attracting more than 630,000 participants (with photos)
Muse Fest HK 2024 concludes attracting more than 630,000 participants (with photos)
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Muse Fest HK 2024, launched by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) in November, has successfully concluded, attracting more than 630,000 people to participate in more than 70 delightful programmes organised by the LCSD museums and art spaces, representing a 20 per cent increase in participants as compared to last year. This year marked the 10th edition of Muse Fest under the same theme “Hong Kong H.A.S. (History. Art. Science.) Museums”, introducing Hong Kong’s rich and distinctive cultural heritage and artistic diversity. Notably, the two-day inaugural event of Muse Fest 2024, Fun@Museum Carnival, received an overwhelming response, having attracted the participation of more than 25,000 members of the public and tourists, which was three times the number compared to last year. The Fun@Museum Carnival, focusing on Chinese culture, was a collaborative curation by the LCSD cultural sections, which featured a total of 24 diverse performances and interactive workshops on the development and inheritance of Chinese culture and history at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Space Museum (HKSpM) and Salisbury Garden in Tsim Sha Tsui on November 2 and 3. Highlights included performances of Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) items such as the lion dance, fire dragon dance and puppetry. Apart from taking photos, visitors could try to dance the lion and unicorn, and join workshops to make flower buttons, lion head crafts and postcards. The Waxing in Conservation booth of the LCSD Conservation Office invited visitors to experience using wax materials to protect various types of artifacts and make magnets as souvenirs. The Gear Up – Nano World Outreach Programme booth presented by the Science Promotion Unit of the Hong Kong Science Museum, the Library-on-Wheels outreach truck and the Cosmic Voyage Treasure Hunt Activity organised by the HKSpM also attracted families to share the fun. The November weekends saw fun days at various museums, including the Sheung Yiu Folk Museum, the Hong Kong Railway Museum, the Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition Gallery, the Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the ICH Centre at the Sam Tung Uk Museum as well as the Oil Street Art Space (Oi!). The Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, in celebration of its 40th anniversary, held special events on two evenings, staging an outdoor immersive light show “Gentle Smoke of Tea” on the museum’s façade, and a concert, interactive display and exhibitions in the museum. Furthermore, the exclusive events, Meet the Curator – Hong Kong Museum of the War of Resistance and Coastal Defence and The Fireboat Then and Now Guided Tour – A Fireman Leads the Way, organised for LCSD Museum Pass holders were well received.?????? In addition, 12 Guangdong and Macao museums from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Museum Alliance also joined this year’s Muse Fest. Specifically, the Shenzhen Museum introduced the Shenzhen Branch of Hong Kong Museum Festival 2024 – The Beauty of Ingenuity series of research activities, which received an enthusiastic response. Programmes such as wood carving and gilding, a woodworking activity with mortise and tenon joinery, seal engraving, printmaking and a drama education class were highly popular. The relevant online social media platforms received a total of over 75,000 hits. The events were widely covered by the media in the Mainland. To extend the museum experience journey and deepen the public’s knowledge of the history of museums, art, culture, science and films, Muse Fest’s Selected Museum Publications and Souvenirs Mega Sale will continue until March 31, 2025, offering discounts of up to 50 per cent for selected museum publications and souvenirs. Members of the public are welcome to visit the LCSD museums to make their purchases.

Ends/Monday, December 23, 2024Issued at HKT 15:30

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI China: Experts analyze China’s economic development potential

Source: China State Council Information Office

Attendees take part in the Caijing Annual Dialogue 2024 in Beijing, Dec. 20, 2024. [Photo by Yang Chuanli/China.org.cn]

The Caijing Annual Dialogue 2024, organized by Caijing Magazine, was held in Beijing on Dec. 20. Themed “The Power of Navigating Changes,” the event focused on topics such as expanding domestic demand and boosting China’s capital markets.

In the current international context, the Russia-Ukraine conflict remains unresolved, and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate. Notably, the re-election of Donald Trump has introduced new uncertainties to the global political and economic landscape, as well as to China-U.S. relations.

Numerous experts gathered at the dialogue to analyze the opportunities present in the current economic climate.

Yao Jingyuan, a researcher at the Counsellors’ Office of the State Council, emphasized the critical importance of expanding domestic demand and leveraging China’s vast domestic market for economic development. He elaborated, “China possesses the world’s largest domestic demand market, which lays a solid foundation for sustained economic growth and strong support in addressing external challenges.”

Zhang Bin, deputy director of the Institute of World Economics and Politics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, highlighted the importance of comprehensively expanding domestic demand. He noted the enormous potential for investments aimed at improving people’s livelihoods and enhancing their quality of life.

The current overcapacity in manufacturing reflects a need for quality improvement rather than just surplus quantity, Zhang said, and therefore public investment should be focused more toward public service projects. For instance, there are substantial gaps in infrastructure related to culture, entertainment, health care services and sports facilities, which are critical to people’s quality of life, he said. Meanwhile, although the financial sector holds a significant share of GDP, it still falls short in supporting small- and medium-sized enterprises and high-risk services, which are areas that require improvements in service supply.

Professor Li Daokui, dean of the Academic Center for Chinese Economic Practice and Thinking at Tsinghua University, made an optimistic forecast of an “economic temperature rise” for China’s economy in 2025. He pointed out three main aspects where China’s economy holds immense potential. First, the country’s demographic advantage brings enormous market potential. Second, the national savings rate at 40% is among the highest globally, providing a stable source of funding for the investments needed for economic growth, making it one of the key drivers of sustained economic development. Third, the research and development capabilities in applied research are robust.

Although some countries have advantages in original achievements, Li explained that China, with its substantial number of engineering and technical graduates — 4.4 million annually, more than the total of similar talent in other countries — demonstrates strong competitiveness in the application and transformation of technological innovations, driving high-quality economic development.

Li also emphasized that China’s economic policy will clearly focus on restoring growth rates and initiating a new growth cycle in 2025. He said, “We scholars should take on the responsibility to collaboratively strive in 2025 to promote stronger, faster and more effective policy adjustments, enabling the economic climate to swiftly shift from cold to warm, with expectations for continuous economic growth in 2026 and 2027.”

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI China: Announcement on Open Market Operations No.254 [2024]

Source: Peoples Bank of China

Announcement on Open Market Operations No.254 [2024]

(Open Market Operations Office, December 23, 2024)

In order to keep liquidity adequate at a reasonable level in the banking system, the People’s Bank of China conducted reverse repo operations in the amount of RMB109.6 billion through quantity bidding at a fixed interest rate on December 23, 2024.

Details of the Reverse Repo Operations

Maturity

Volume

Rate

7 days

RMB109.6 billion

1.50%

Date of last update Nov. 29 2018

2024年12月23日

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI China: China provides emergency assistance to quake-hit Vanuatu

Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

BEIJING, Dec. 23 — The Chinese government has provided 1 million U.S. dollars in emergency assistance to the quake-hit Vanuatu to support the country’s response to the disaster and reconstruction efforts, said Li Ming, spokesperson for the China International Development Cooperation Agency on Monday.

At the request of Vanuatu, the Chinese side has coordinated experts from Chinese enterprises based in the country to conduct a preliminary disaster assessment, and the Chinese medical team in Vanuatu has actively participated in the treatment, rescue and operation of injured individuals, said Li.

The Red Cross Society of China has also provided 100,000 U.S. dollars in emergency cash assistance to Vanuatu, Li added.

The spokesperson said that China is willing to continue to provide follow-up assistance according to the needs of Vanuatu and help the country overcome difficulties and rebuild homes as soon as possible.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI China: China sees remarkable progress in keeping intangible cultural heritage alive

Source: China State Council Information Office 3

China held a national meeting on Monday on intangible cultural heritage (ICH) preservation. At the meeting, individuals and groups were honored for their outstanding work in this regard.

Among them was Yang Changqin, a craftswoman and representative inheritor of Chishui bamboo weaving craftwork, a provincial-level ICH in southwest China’s Guizhou Province.

The craftwork features around 20 procedures, including stripping, dyeing, weaving and using bamboo threads to form pictures of various designs or making them into items such as bags or parts of cups and vases.

“Bamboo weaving is my lifelong passion, and I hope it can be continuously passed on for generations to come,” Yang said.

Yang is among the over 90,000 ICH representative inheritors of different levels in China who are working to keep the country’s intangible cultural treasures alive.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of China joining UNESCO’s Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Over the past two decades, China has made remarkable achievements in preserving and promoting the development of ICH.

The country in 2011 enacted a law on ICH, and provincial-level regions nationwide have also issued their local regulations on ICH protection.

To date, China has over 100,000 ICH items of various levels, including 1,557 featured on the national list. A total of 3,056 people are recognized as national-level ICH inheritors.

Chinese central authorities have also conducted training programs for the inheritors, providing relevant training for over 40,000 people over the past 10 years.

Earlier this month, UNESCO inscribed the Spring Festival, the social practices of the Chinese people in celebration of the traditional new year, on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, bringing the number of intangible cultural heritage items in China on the UNESCO list to 44, the most of its kind worldwide.

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January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI: Share buyback programme – week 51

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Nasdaq Copenhagen
Euronext Dublin
London Stock Exchange
Danish Financial Supervisory Authority
Other stakeholders

Date 23 December 2024

Share buyback programme – week 51

The share buyback programme runs in the period 1 February 2024 up to and including 27 January 2025, see company announcement of 31 January 2024. Part I of the programme, for DKK 750 million, was completed on 27 June 2024, see company announcement of 28 June 2024. Part II of the programme, for DKK 775 million and a maximum of 1,550,000 shares, is for execution in the period 28 June 2024 – 27 January 2025.

The programme is implemented in compliance with EU Commission Regulation No. 596/2014 of 16 April 2014 and EU Commission Delegated Regulation No. 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016, which together constitute the “Safe Harbour” rules.

The following transactions have been made under the programme:

Date	Number of shares	Average purchase price (DKK)	Total purchased under the pro-gramme (DKK)
Total in accordance with the last announcement	573,007	1,122.28	643,076,680
16 December 2024	4,200	1,208.68	5,076,456
17 December 2024	4,500	1,192.31	5,365,395
18 December 2024	4,300	1,200.68	5,162,924
19 December 2024	4,400	1,195.35	5,259,540
20 December 2024	4,400	1,173.67	5,164,148
Total under the share buyback programme, part II	594,807	1,124.91	669,105,143

Bought back under share buyback programme part I executed in the period 1 February 2024 – 27 June 2024	631,900	1,186.82	749,953,400
Total bought back	1,226,707	1,156.80	1,419,058,543

With the transactions stated above, Ringkjøbing Landbobank now owns the following numbers of own shares, excluding the bank’s trading portfolio and investments made on behalf of customers:

1,226,707 shares under the above share buyback programme corresponding to 4.6 % of the bank’s share capital.

In accordance with the above regulation etc., the transactions related to the share buyback programme on the stated reporting days are attached to this corporate announcement in detailed form.

Yours sincerely

Ringkjøbing Landbobank

John Fisker
CEO

Detailed summary of the transactions on the above reporting days

Volume	Price	Venue	Time CET
8	1210	XCSE	20241216 9:00:04.492000
26	1210	XCSE	20241216 9:01:00.003000
17	1211	XCSE	20241216 9:07:22.815000
28	1219	XCSE	20241216 9:08:18.141000
66	1217	XCSE	20241216 9:08:24.931000
9	1216	XCSE	20241216 9:10:04.706000
9	1216	XCSE	20241216 9:10:04.706000
9	1214	XCSE	20241216 9:11:19.676000
17	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:16:12.253000
17	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:16:12.256000
25	1212	XCSE	20241216 9:24:12.829000
8	1212	XCSE	20241216 9:24:12.829000
8	1212	XCSE	20241216 9:24:12.829000
35	1211	XCSE	20241216 9:24:13.537000
16	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:32:18.058000
20	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:34:23.575000
24	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:34:23.575000
7	1213	XCSE	20241216 9:34:23.575000
25	1209	XCSE	20241216 9:39:00.614000
9	1209	XCSE	20241216 9:39:00.614000
8	1209	XCSE	20241216 9:39:00.614000
17	1207	XCSE	20241216 9:40:34.414000
34	1203	XCSE	20241216 9:50:32.607000
8	1203	XCSE	20241216 9:50:32.607000
8	1203	XCSE	20241216 9:50:32.607000
8	1203	XCSE	20241216 9:50:32.607000
58	1205	XCSE	20241216 9:55:04.281000
34	1203	XCSE	20241216 9:58:20.588000
43	1206	XCSE	20241216 10:06:22.334000
34	1205	XCSE	20241216 10:16:50.899000
1	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:29:52.978000
1	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:29:52.978000
1	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:29:52.978000
7	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:29:52.996000
44	1211	XCSE	20241216 10:31:52.334000
42	1209	XCSE	20241216 10:32:41.078000
41	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:35:22.186000
23	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:40:01.410000
18	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:40:01.410000
42	1210	XCSE	20241216 10:40:01.440000
25	1209	XCSE	20241216 10:47:34.980000
8	1209	XCSE	20241216 10:47:34.980000
27	1209	XCSE	20241216 10:47:34.982000
25	1208	XCSE	20241216 10:54:46.104000
8	1208	XCSE	20241216 10:54:46.104000
8	1208	XCSE	20241216 10:54:46.104000
8	1208	XCSE	20241216 10:54:46.104000
25	1209	XCSE	20241216 11:02:28.791000
26	1209	XCSE	20241216 11:02:28.795000
27	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:03:24.278000
17	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:13:09.174000
9	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:13:09.174000
18	1205	XCSE	20241216 11:23:02.980000
8	1205	XCSE	20241216 11:23:02.980000
9	1205	XCSE	20241216 11:23:02.980000
4	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:38:18.250000
23	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:38:18.250000
25	1206	XCSE	20241216 11:38:18.267000
42	1206	XCSE	20241216 11:49:40.201000
6	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:57:54.284000
3	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:57:54.284000
9	1207	XCSE	20241216 11:59:47.284000
6	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:00:28.284000
3	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:00:28.284000
7	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:01:32.284000
2	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:01:32.284000
1	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.288000
3	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.288000
1	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.288000
13	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.288000
1	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.288000
25	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:05:11.403000
17	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:05:56.137000
17	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:06:42.925000
18	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:12:38.881000
18	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:12:39.011000
1	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:17:14.902000
8	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:17:14.902000
8	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:17:14.902000
18	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:17:33.981000
3	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:29:30.284000
6	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:29:30.284000
20	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:29:41.176000
13	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:29:41.176000
11	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:29:41.176000
1	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:50:01.612000
1	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
8	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
8	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
4	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
14	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
5	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
20	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:50:27.285000
6	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:51:16.502000
3	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:51:16.502000
20	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:51:33.285000
14	1207	XCSE	20241216 12:51:33.285000
33	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:53:45.717000
9	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.946000
33	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.946000
44	1206	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.954000
7	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.968000
29	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.972000
7	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:58:04.972000
17	1205	XCSE	20241216 12:58:06.584000
18	1204	XCSE	20241216 13:00:21.367000
9	1204	XCSE	20241216 13:00:21.367000
17	1203	XCSE	20241216 13:06:42.197000
3	1202	XCSE	20241216 13:20:28.625000
81	1206	XCSE	20241216 13:41:10.180000
60	1205	XCSE	20241216 13:42:36.198000
6	1205	XCSE	20241216 13:42:36.198000
49	1205	XCSE	20241216 13:42:36.216000
33	1204	XCSE	20241216 13:47:29.083000
41	1204	XCSE	20241216 13:51:25.095000
23	1204	XCSE	20241216 13:52:22.473000
35	1203	XCSE	20241216 13:54:01.329000
3	1203	XCSE	20241216 13:54:01.329000
9	1203	XCSE	20241216 13:57:57.960000
8	1203	XCSE	20241216 13:57:57.960000
44	1205	XCSE	20241216 14:09:48.632000
33	1209	XCSE	20241216 14:20:10.319000
34	1208	XCSE	20241216 14:20:10.419000
58	1208	XCSE	20241216 14:28:45.194000
29	1208	XCSE	20241216 14:28:45.202000
20	1208	XCSE	20241216 14:28:45.203000
41	1207	XCSE	20241216 14:28:48.781000
73	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:36:55.407000
8	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:36:55.407000
35	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:49:31.719000
26	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:49:45.234000
27	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:49:45.234000
25	1206	XCSE	20241216 14:55:05.325000
49	1207	XCSE	20241216 15:00:00.873000
34	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:08:44.891000
44	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:12:12.252000
27	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:12:12.267000
6	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:12:12.267000
20	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:21:15.426000
20	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:21:15.426000
9	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:21:15.426000
53	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:22:10.777000
50	1210	XCSE	20241216 15:29:46.287000
25	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:30:49.468000
8	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:30:49.468000
9	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:30:49.468000
8	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:30:49.468000
8	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:30:49.468000
51	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:33:07.780000
2	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:34:19.903000
59	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:34:19.903000
35	1207	XCSE	20241216 15:36:28.906000
7	1210	XCSE	20241216 15:47:59.957000
2	1210	XCSE	20241216 15:47:59.957000
20	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:49:32.865000
37	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:49:32.865000
2	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:49:39.940000
20	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:51:15.385000
22	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:51:15.385000
11	1209	XCSE	20241216 15:51:15.385000
17	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:56:38.835000
8	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:56:38.835000
3	1208	XCSE	20241216 15:56:38.835000
4	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:03:27.017000
17	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:03:38.379000
9	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:05:44.949000
40	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:05:44.949000
7	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:05:44.968000
61	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:06:42.802000
10	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:06:52.284000
9	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:06:59.975000
88	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:11:07.126000
10	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:11:22.284000
4	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:11:27.420000
5	1210	XCSE	20241216 16:11:27.420000
39	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:21:20.044000
5	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:21:20.044000
60	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:21:20.044000
126	1211	XCSE	20241216 16:27:23.100000
14	1212	XCSE	20241216 16:29:01.422000
110	1212	XCSE	20241216 16:34:29.559000
8	1212	XCSE	20241216 16:34:29.580000
26	1212	XCSE	20241216 16:34:29.580000
8	1212	XCSE	20241216 16:34:29.595000
7	1213	XCSE	20241216 16:34:48.168000
9	1213	XCSE	20241216 16:34:48.182000
4	1213	XCSE	20241216 16:39:16.229000
26	1214	XCSE	20241216 16:39:58.172000
112	1214	XCSE	20241216 16:41:09.173000
49	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:35.801000
8	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:35.801000
3	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:35.801000
4	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:35.802000
24	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:35.802000
9	1216	XCSE	20241216 16:41:47.284000
9	1215	XCSE	20241216 16:41:56.306000
44	1215	XCSE	20241216 16:44:38.240287
8	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.338000
4	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.338000
4	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.338000
8	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.338000
8	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.338000
32	1206	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.339000
19	1206	XCSE	20241217 9:09:21.348000
6	1206	XCSE	20241217 9:10:00.010000
24	1206	XCSE	20241217 9:17:42.385000
30	1206	XCSE	20241217 9:17:42.385000
34	1207	XCSE	20241217 9:19:43.836000
9	1207	XCSE	20241217 9:22:59.078000
27	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:23:45.584000
8	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:23:45.584000
7	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:32:51.963000
18	1205	XCSE	20241217 9:32:51.964000
16	1203	XCSE	20241217 9:32:52.463000
10	1203	XCSE	20241217 9:32:54.685000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:37:48.287000
6	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:37:48.287000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:38:31.375000
2	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:38:31.375000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:39:29.051000
13	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:40:29.092000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:41:19.081000
1	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:41:19.081000
1	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:56:11.903000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 9:56:11.921000
50	1203	XCSE	20241217 9:57:44.102000
6	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.319000
11	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.319000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.336000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.355000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.373000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.392000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.411000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:02:23.838000
2	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:03:01.110000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:03:02.885000
25	1203	XCSE	20241217 10:03:14.706000
10	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:04:27.731000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:04:27.731000
2	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:06:11.080000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:06:11.080000
18	1203	XCSE	20241217 10:06:58.916000
17	1202	XCSE	20241217 10:07:07.318000
17	1202	XCSE	20241217 10:07:07.340000
17	1203	XCSE	20241217 10:17:57.101000
8	1203	XCSE	20241217 10:17:57.101000
12	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:17:58.852000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:17:58.852000
4	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:17:58.852000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:18:47.079000
17	1203	XCSE	20241217 10:21:34.575000
7	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:25:00.408000
8	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:25:00.408000
3	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:25:00.408000
6	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:26:18.078000
1	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:26:18.078000
2	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:26:18.078000
9	1204	XCSE	20241217 10:27:50.078000
17	1202	XCSE	20241217 10:28:55.239000
9	1202	XCSE	20241217 10:28:55.239000
25	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:29:39.727000
13	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:29:43.126000
13	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:29:43.126000
2	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:32:16.187000
24	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:32:54.362000
7	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:33:35.817000
6	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:33:35.857000
25	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:43:18.297000
7	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:43:18.297000
40	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:47:24.078000
18	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:47:24.078000
41	1201	XCSE	20241217 10:49:00.618000
9	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
9	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
8	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
9	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
8	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
9	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:56:57.113000
1	1200	XCSE	20241217 10:57:11.651000
6	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:03:59.773000
2	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:03:59.790000
1	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:03:59.790000
6	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:03:59.790000
2	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:03:59.791000
6	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:04:23.104000
3	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:04:23.104000
33	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:09:19.031000
9	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.349000
8	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.349000
8	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.349000
8	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.349000
8	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.349000
17	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:14:27.350000
25	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:20:34.604000
17	1200	XCSE	20241217 11:37:48.950000
13	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:43:05.550000
5	1199	XCSE	20241217 11:43:05.550000
17	1198	XCSE	20241217 11:46:34.952000
9	1198	XCSE	20241217 11:46:34.952000
8	1198	XCSE	20241217 11:46:34.952000
9	1198	XCSE	20241217 11:46:34.952000
8	1198	XCSE	20241217 11:46:34.952000
32	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:51:39.401000
3	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:51:39.401000
7	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:51:39.401000
34	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:56:30.027000
8	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:56:30.027000
8	1196	XCSE	20241217 11:56:30.027000
17	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:02:10.862000
65	1196	XCSE	20241217 12:02:10.886000
27	1197	XCSE	20241217 12:12:10.485000
26	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.731000
8	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.731000
8	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.731000
7	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.796000
24	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.817000
20	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.823000
15	1195	XCSE	20241217 12:13:42.823000
25	1194	XCSE	20241217 12:13:48.639000
9	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:16:46.883000
8	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:16:46.883000
8	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:16:46.883000
9	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:16:46.883000
8	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:16:46.883000
53	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:19:59.372000
8	1191	XCSE	20241217 12:19:59.441000
26	1191	XCSE	20241217 12:19:59.441000
9	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:22:13.240000
8	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:22:13.240000
9	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:22:13.240000
3	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:22:13.240000
9	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:28:58.286000
8	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:28:58.286000
9	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:28:58.286000
8	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:28:58.286000
8	1190	XCSE	20241217 12:28:58.286000
35	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:33:47.743000
12	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:43:52.988000
6	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:44:07.991000
12	1193	XCSE	20241217 12:44:07.991000
18	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:58:50.153000
8	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:58:50.153000
9	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:58:50.153000
8	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:58:50.153000
9	1192	XCSE	20241217 12:58:50.153000
7	1192	XCSE	20241217 13:22:44.080000
1	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
3	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
7	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
7	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
9	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
4	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:29:19.633000
9	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:30:50.436000
13	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:30:50.436000
4	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:30:50.436000
9	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:31:42.004000
4	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:33:12.641000
3	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:33:12.641000
2	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:33:12.641000
9	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:34:34.078000
9	1195	XCSE	20241217 13:35:46.082000
25	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.677000
16	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.677000
9	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.677000
8	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.677000
8	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.677000
60	1193	XCSE	20241217 13:36:39.679000
52	1192	XCSE	20241217 13:47:22.196000
3	1192	XCSE	20241217 13:55:10.074000
5	1192	XCSE	20241217 14:01:59.135000
9	1192	XCSE	20241217 14:01:59.135000
8	1192	XCSE	20241217 14:01:59.135000
30	1192	XCSE	20241217 14:01:59.135000
49	1191	XCSE	20241217 14:02:10.197000
41	1191	XCSE	20241217 14:07:33.234000
8	1191	XCSE	20241217 14:07:33.234000
41	1190	XCSE	20241217 14:07:33.366000
42	1190	XCSE	20241217 14:07:33.502000
17	1189	XCSE	20241217 14:07:33.604000
25	1189	XCSE	20241217 14:09:56.328000
8	1189	XCSE	20241217 14:09:56.328000
25	1188	XCSE	20241217 14:10:16.431000
9	1188	XCSE	20241217 14:10:16.431000
9	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:10:57.677000
9	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:10:57.677000
9	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:10:57.677000
8	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:10:57.677000
9	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:10:57.677000
44	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:12:12.578000
43	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:12:12.711000
35	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:12:57.477000
10	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:12:57.477600
755	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:12:57.477600
35	1189	XCSE	20241217 14:13:06.920000
10	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:13:06.920855
25	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:13:06.920855
200	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:14:22.560796
9	1186	XCSE	20241217 14:22:04.057000
9	1187	XCSE	20241217 14:27:09.597000
34	1189	XCSE	20241217 15:03:13.321000
9	1189	XCSE	20241217 15:03:13.321000
25	1188	XCSE	20241217 15:05:07.694000
34	1189	XCSE	20241217 15:05:49.319000
25	1188	XCSE	20241217 15:06:13.188000
9	1188	XCSE	20241217 15:06:13.188000
25	1187	XCSE	20241217 15:08:02.189000
8	1187	XCSE	20241217 15:08:02.189000
10	1185	XCSE	20241217 15:16:15.332000
34	1185	XCSE	20241217 15:16:15.332000
9	1185	XCSE	20241217 15:21:08.463000
9	1184	XCSE	20241217 15:31:03.923000
8	1184	XCSE	20241217 15:31:03.923000
9	1184	XCSE	20241217 15:35:04.098000
8	1184	XCSE	20241217 15:35:04.098000
8	1184	XCSE	20241217 15:35:04.098000
9	1183	XCSE	20241217 15:41:31.040000
8	1183	XCSE	20241217 15:41:31.040000
18	1181	XCSE	20241217 16:00:19.338000
13	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:10:34.963000
13	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:10:34.965000
9	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:10:38.080000
9	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:11:08.923000
4	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:11:33.844000
5	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:11:33.844000
41	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:13:00.746000
9	1183	XCSE	20241217 16:21:06.038000
35	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
8	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
9	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
9	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
8	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
9	1182	XCSE	20241217 16:22:10.110000
2	1184	XCSE	20241217 16:35:08.429000
71	1184	XCSE	20241217 16:35:08.429000
9	1185	XCSE	20241217 16:36:16.220000
8	1185	XCSE	20241217 16:36:16.220000
5	1185	XCSE	20241217 16:36:16.220000
20	1185	XCSE	20241217 16:36:16.220000
34	1184	XCSE	20241217 16:36:19.808000
199	1184	XCSE	20241217 16:41:37.892078
9	1182	XCSE	20241218 9:05:07.211000
8	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:09:27.530000
25	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:09:27.530000
34	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:09:28.148000
11	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:10:00.469000
12	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:10:00.469000
34	1183	XCSE	20241218 9:20:51.656000
19	1184	XCSE	20241218 9:25:20.861000
14	1184	XCSE	20241218 9:25:20.861000
33	1188	XCSE	20241218 9:38:00.068000
25	1188	XCSE	20241218 9:40:26.204000
43	1188	XCSE	20241218 9:48:23.514000
22	1190	XCSE	20241218 9:58:50.738000
59	1190	XCSE	20241218 9:59:04.028000
13	1190	XCSE	20241218 9:59:04.050000
57	1190	XCSE	20241218 10:00:44.195000
3	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.298000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.298000
10	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.298000
2	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.298000
12	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.317000
40	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.317000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.328000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:03:38.338000
34	1191	XCSE	20241218 10:08:11.456000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:08:13.168000
12	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:08:13.168000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:08:13.168000
12	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:08:13.187000
20	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:08:13.187000
33	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:11:22.069000
8	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:14:37.237000
11	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:14:37.237000
64	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:14:37.237000
35	1192	XCSE	20241218 10:16:01.171000
33	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:28:56.130000
16	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:28:56.148000
33	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:41:53.009000
8	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:41:53.009000
57	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:41:54.784000
11	1194	XCSE	20241218 10:41:54.784000
8	1196	XCSE	20241218 10:53:17.869000
17	1195	XCSE	20241218 10:56:33.298000
8	1195	XCSE	20241218 10:56:33.298000
9	1195	XCSE	20241218 10:56:33.298000
10	1197	XCSE	20241218 10:58:39.351000
12	1197	XCSE	20241218 10:58:39.351000
12	1197	XCSE	20241218 10:58:39.351000
39	1197	XCSE	20241218 10:58:39.351000
41	1197	XCSE	20241218 11:06:42.092000
4	1197	XCSE	20241218 11:06:42.314000
13	1199	XCSE	20241218 11:13:50.119000
33	1199	XCSE	20241218 11:13:52.354000
51	1199	XCSE	20241218 11:14:34.490000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:15:40.557000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:16:04.578000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:17:07.075000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:18:22.988000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:19:45.989000
7	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:21:13.989000
2	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:21:13.989000
9	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:22:42.988000
1	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:24:00.988000
3	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:24:00.988000
5	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:24:00.988000
27	1199	XCSE	20241218 11:29:47.478000
30	1199	XCSE	20241218 11:29:47.478000
16	1198	XCSE	20241218 11:29:47.492000
35	1198	XCSE	20241218 11:29:47.492000
21	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:40:54.461000
43	1200	XCSE	20241218 11:41:09.586000
9	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:06:12.427000
11	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:06:12.427000
12	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:06:12.427000
1	1201	XCSE	20241218 12:06:12.445000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:07:02.118000
16	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:08:00.087000
22	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.230000
11	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.230000
11	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.230000
31	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.230000
14	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.230000
5	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:10:13.259000
16	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:10:37.531000
3	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:10:56.989000
6	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:10:56.989000
7	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:11:19.988000
2	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:11:19.988000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:12:20.991000
2	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:13:32.155000
7	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:13:32.155000
4	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:14:50.989000
5	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:14:50.989000
1	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:16:30.988000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:16:30.988000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:18:20.989000
1	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:19:48.905000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:19:48.905000
58	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:19:48.964000
53	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:19:49.017000
4	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:23:44.222000
25	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:25:20.324000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:34:49.308000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:36:18.395000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 12:37:47.997000
25	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
9	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
9	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
3	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
5	1202	XCSE	20241218 12:44:26.671000
25	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:46:29.076000
49	1203	XCSE	20241218 12:48:09.465000
42	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:01:47.277000
9	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:01:47.277000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:01:47.277000
8	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:01:47.277000
9	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:01:47.277000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:07:40.987000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:10:39.591000
7	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:13:37.989000
2	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:13:37.989000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:17:30.989000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:17:53.907000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 13:18:14.990000
49	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:18:35.274000
33	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:20:28.929000
35	1202	XCSE	20241218 13:27:49.130000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:33:42.573000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:33:54.988000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:34:05.988000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:34:16.454000
51	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:34:16.483000
68	1204	XCSE	20241218 13:42:30.415000
7	1204	XCSE	20241218 13:42:30.415000
1	1204	XCSE	20241218 13:42:30.415000
73	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:42:39.430000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:42:39.430000
93	1205	XCSE	20241218 13:59:51.718000
95	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:01:07.026000
47	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:01:07.045000
2	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:01:07.046000
24	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:01:07.046000
17	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:01.537000
1	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:01.537000
2	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:01.537000
119	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:02.805000
70	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:27.049000
8	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:27.049000
9	1207	XCSE	20241218 14:31:27.049000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:31:29.867000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:31:29.867000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.560000
51	1205	XCSE	20241218 14:37:31.592000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:38:00.581000
7	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:38:00.581000
5	1205	XCSE	20241218 14:43:52.399000
55	1205	XCSE	20241218 14:43:52.399000
1	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:43:52.414000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:43:52.414000
7	1204	XCSE	20241218 14:43:52.414000
35	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:07:20.340000
42	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:10:20.148000
33	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:12:33.035000
57	1206	XCSE	20241218 15:19:18.372000
25	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:21:47.503000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:21:47.503000
4	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:22:10.263000
22	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:26:54.480000
4	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:26:54.480000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:26:54.480000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:27:04.332000
25	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:28:22.272000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:28:22.272000
25	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.687000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:32:05.711000
57	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:33:32.388000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:39:37.630000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:39:37.630000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:39:37.630000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:45:39.002000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:45:39.002000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:45:39.002000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:45:39.002000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:45:39.023000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.378000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 15:47:06.399000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
8	1204	XCSE	20241218 15:47:58.873000
59	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:54:12.805000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:54:12.822000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:54:22.580000
26	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:56:04.581000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:59:02.544000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 15:59:02.544000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 16:00:43.570000
8	1205	XCSE	20241218 16:00:43.570000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 16:01:11.017000
5	1204	XCSE	20241218 16:02:28.988000
26	1206	XCSE	20241218 16:06:44.665000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 16:06:44.665000
8	1206	XCSE	20241218 16:06:44.665000
9	1206	XCSE	20241218 16:07:07.472000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 16:08:17.235000
9	1203	XCSE	20241218 16:10:49.940000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 16:11:47.550000
9	1205	XCSE	20241218 16:13:18.338000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 16:13:31.611000
9	1204	XCSE	20241218 16:14:32.448000
9	1207	XCSE	20241218 16:27:35.988000
34	1207	XCSE	20241218 16:27:46.894000
40	1207	XCSE	20241218 16:30:27.189878
20	1207	XCSE	20241218 16:30:27.189910
84	1207	XCSE	20241218 16:30:27.189912
25	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:02:18.708000
26	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:04:14.710000
26	1204	XCSE	20241219 9:05:08.914000
27	1204	XCSE	20241219 9:05:27.715000
1	1203	XCSE	20241219 9:06:21.221000
17	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:10:06.950000
18	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:10:06.968000
27	1208	XCSE	20241219 9:13:36.393000
25	1207	XCSE	20241219 9:15:20.221000
9	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:15:37.923000
8	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:15:37.923000
27	1206	XCSE	20241219 9:18:55.269000
1	1208	XCSE	20241219 9:26:03.817000
33	1208	XCSE	20241219 9:26:03.817000
44	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:30:20.841000
27	1209	XCSE	20241219 9:31:06.102000
8	1209	XCSE	20241219 9:31:06.102000
9	1209	XCSE	20241219 9:31:06.107000
18	1209	XCSE	20241219 9:35:03.351000
35	1214	XCSE	20241219 9:40:33.793000
35	1213	XCSE	20241219 9:43:42.179000
25	1212	XCSE	20241219 9:44:14.516000
2	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:52:22.949000
42	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:52:22.949000
6	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:54:14.425000
1	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:54:14.425000
34	1211	XCSE	20241219 9:54:14.425000
34	1210	XCSE	20241219 9:54:19.037000
52	1210	XCSE	20241219 10:00:02.735000
41	1210	XCSE	20241219 10:08:32.354000
6	1208	XCSE	20241219 10:10:06.607000
28	1208	XCSE	20241219 10:10:06.607000
4	1209	XCSE	20241219 10:13:56.220000
40	1209	XCSE	20241219 10:13:56.220000
17	1207	XCSE	20241219 10:17:33.993000
17	1206	XCSE	20241219 10:17:34.718000
26	1205	XCSE	20241219 10:21:01.670000
23	1206	XCSE	20241219 10:28:34.204000
2	1206	XCSE	20241219 10:28:34.204000
77	1207	XCSE	20241219 10:39:49.151000
57	1206	XCSE	20241219 10:41:01.323000
44	1204	XCSE	20241219 10:49:09.385000
57	1203	XCSE	20241219 10:56:41.262000
52	1200	XCSE	20241219 10:58:08.557000
8	1200	XCSE	20241219 10:58:08.557000
61	1195	XCSE	20241219 11:08:44.320000
85	1191	XCSE	20241219 11:24:04.382000
48	1191	XCSE	20241219 11:24:04.382000
22	1186	XCSE	20241219 11:33:56.844000
20	1186	XCSE	20241219 11:34:14.343000
14	1186	XCSE	20241219 11:34:14.343000
26	1189	XCSE	20241219 11:41:12.036000
8	1189	XCSE	20241219 11:41:12.036000
25	1188	XCSE	20241219 11:41:12.056000
70	1189	XCSE	20241219 11:48:39.813000
53	1186	XCSE	20241219 11:49:20.011000
33	1186	XCSE	20241219 12:00:07.956000
4	1186	XCSE	20241219 12:09:11.404000
13	1186	XCSE	20241219 12:09:11.404000
9	1186	XCSE	20241219 12:09:11.404000
16	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:11:02.312000
51	1186	XCSE	20241219 12:21:35.629000
26	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
8	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
9	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
8	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
9	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
8	1185	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.213000
50	1184	XCSE	20241219 12:24:11.226000
44	1190	XCSE	20241219 12:44:58.527000
77	1194	XCSE	20241219 12:54:13.400000
66	1194	XCSE	20241219 12:54:15.329000
42	1193	XCSE	20241219 12:59:13.957000
36	1192	XCSE	20241219 12:59:14.074000
61	1193	XCSE	20241219 13:16:51.861000
20	1193	XCSE	20241219 13:22:02.491000
41	1193	XCSE	20241219 13:22:02.491000
34	1191	XCSE	20241219 13:22:17.204000
41	1189	XCSE	20241219 13:37:59.297000
8	1189	XCSE	20241219 13:37:59.297000
8	1189	XCSE	20241219 13:37:59.297000
19	1188	XCSE	20241219 13:38:27.434000
31	1188	XCSE	20241219 13:38:27.434000
17	1186	XCSE	20241219 14:02:27.119000
18	1192	XCSE	20241219 14:03:00.806000
18	1192	XCSE	20241219 14:03:00.825000
18	1191	XCSE	20241219 14:04:30.919000
8	1191	XCSE	20241219 14:04:30.919000
18	1191	XCSE	20241219 14:09:38.532000
43	1190	XCSE	20241219 14:09:38.552000
34	1190	XCSE	20241219 14:12:01.070000
33	1190	XCSE	20241219 14:12:19.072000
2	1189	XCSE	20241219 14:12:19.418000
6	1189	XCSE	20241219 14:12:20.453000
41	1190	XCSE	20241219 14:20:11.561000
34	1190	XCSE	20241219 14:21:44.329000
122	1194	XCSE	20241219 14:39:57.209000
8	1194	XCSE	20241219 14:39:57.209000
92	1195	XCSE	20241219 14:43:42.785000
7	1195	XCSE	20241219 14:43:42.785000
75	1194	XCSE	20241219 14:50:06.216000
40	1192	XCSE	20241219 14:52:35.099000
40	1192	XCSE	20241219 14:52:35.099000
11	1192	XCSE	20241219 14:52:35.099000
50	1191	XCSE	20241219 15:01:53.522000
100	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:14:55.310000
9	1193	XCSE	20241219 15:15:21.376000
8	1193	XCSE	20241219 15:15:21.376000
8	1193	XCSE	20241219 15:15:21.376000
42	1193	XCSE	20241219 15:19:20.203000
75	1196	XCSE	20241219 15:27:18.357000
50	1195	XCSE	20241219 15:31:01.734000
75	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:31:59.606000
59	1195	XCSE	20241219 15:37:49.528000
8	1195	XCSE	20241219 15:37:49.528000
8	1195	XCSE	20241219 15:37:49.528000
9	1195	XCSE	20241219 15:37:49.528000
44	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:45:49.281000
9	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:45:49.281000
8	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:45:49.281000
9	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:45:49.281000
9	1194	XCSE	20241219 15:45:49.281000
42	1193	XCSE	20241219 15:47:14.082000
49	1192	XCSE	20241219 15:51:11.324000
9	1190	XCSE	20241219 15:51:36.142000
66	1190	XCSE	20241219 15:56:45.408000
1	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:01:16.157000
20	1192	XCSE	20241219 16:04:20.387000
71	1192	XCSE	20241219 16:04:20.387000
34	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:05:31.620000
9	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:05:31.620000
8	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:05:31.620000
8	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:05:31.620000
60	1190	XCSE	20241219 16:14:38.560000
50	1188	XCSE	20241219 16:19:09.581000
9	1187	XCSE	20241219 16:20:43.585000
17	1186	XCSE	20241219 16:22:56.008000
9	1186	XCSE	20241219 16:22:56.008000
13	1187	XCSE	20241219 16:34:08.662000
20	1187	XCSE	20241219 16:34:08.662000
25	1187	XCSE	20241219 16:34:08.662000
44	1187	XCSE	20241219 16:37:00.028000
41	1189	XCSE	20241219 16:39:20.750000
9	1190	XCSE	20241219 16:41:49.385000
4	1190	XCSE	20241219 16:42:11.677000
3	1192	XCSE	20241219 16:43:10.681000
8	1192	XCSE	20241219 16:43:10.681000
35	1191	XCSE	20241219 16:43:26.054000
71	1190	XCSE	20241219 16:45:10.424162
55	1190	XCSE	20241219 16:45:10.424179
8	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:16.067000
8	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:16.067000
4	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:16.067000
4	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:16.067000
8	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:16.067000
19	1183	XCSE	20241220 9:06:21.372000
9	1182	XCSE	20241220 9:07:18.713000
9	1182	XCSE	20241220 9:08:12.763000
10	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:08:15.386000
25	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:08:15.386000
15	1180	XCSE	20241220 9:12:17.659000
10	1180	XCSE	20241220 9:12:17.659000
18	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:13:05.945000
18	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:15:07.928000
9	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:15:07.928000
26	1177	XCSE	20241220 9:18:58.482000
34	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:23:59.364000
9	1178	XCSE	20241220 9:26:03.786000
17	1178	XCSE	20241220 9:26:03.786000
26	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:30:34.718000
9	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:35:52.205000
7	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:36:55.205000
2	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:36:55.205000
9	1178	XCSE	20241220 9:37:45.204000
26	1176	XCSE	20241220 9:38:21.155000
25	1175	XCSE	20241220 9:45:00.672000
25	1179	XCSE	20241220 9:52:55.312000
34	1180	XCSE	20241220 9:54:52.095000
44	1182	XCSE	20241220 9:56:51.274000
25	1181	XCSE	20241220 9:59:06.167000
8	1181	XCSE	20241220 9:59:06.167000
14	1181	XCSE	20241220 9:59:06.189000
6	1181	XCSE	20241220 9:59:06.192000
25	1180	XCSE	20241220 9:59:59.925000
18	1181	XCSE	20241220 10:00:42.205000
17	1180	XCSE	20241220 10:02:36.283000
17	1179	XCSE	20241220 10:05:26.080000
8	1179	XCSE	20241220 10:05:26.080000
33	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:08:28.544000
4	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:10:31.603000
36	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:10:33.370000
20	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:11:27.730000
12	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:11:27.730000
2	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:11:27.730000
26	1177	XCSE	20241220 10:11:53.228000
42	1177	XCSE	20241220 10:19:50.189000
33	1177	XCSE	20241220 10:34:02.549000
34	1176	XCSE	20241220 10:36:29.702000
17	1177	XCSE	20241220 10:44:54.059000
17	1178	XCSE	20241220 10:50:11.754000
9	1177	XCSE	20241220 10:53:17.511000
2	1181	XCSE	20241220 11:01:59.525000
11	1181	XCSE	20241220 11:01:59.525000
17	1181	XCSE	20241220 11:02:13.433000
10	1181	XCSE	20241220 11:02:13.433000
25	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:02:13.446000
9	1181	XCSE	20241220 11:06:13.321000
9	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:10:23.356000
7	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:10:23.356000
1	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:10:23.356000
9	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:10:23.356000
25	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:11:30.266000
9	1180	XCSE	20241220 11:15:30.812000
9	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:16:50.173000
25	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:16:50.613000
7	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:16:50.613000
21	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:18:07.083000
12	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:18:07.083000
27	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:20:30.434000
6	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:20:30.481000
27	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:20:30.481000
34	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:28:55.100000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:28:55.100000
8	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:29:03.305000
9	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:29:03.305000
33	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:29:03.305000
42	1177	XCSE	20241220 11:29:04.348000
8	1177	XCSE	20241220 11:31:43.582000
26	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:31:58.819000
18	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:37:24.864000
13	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:37:24.896000
27	1179	XCSE	20241220 11:39:20.124000
11	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:41:45.275000
15	1178	XCSE	20241220 11:41:45.275000
25	1177	XCSE	20241220 11:41:53.061000
17	1175	XCSE	20241220 11:41:58.633000
9	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:42:00.235000
9	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:42:10.124000
4	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:43:29.875000
5	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:43:29.875000
8	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:43:29.875000
8	1174	XCSE	20241220 11:43:29.875000
17	1173	XCSE	20241220 11:45:30.253000
17	1172	XCSE	20241220 11:48:05.461000
8	1172	XCSE	20241220 11:48:05.461000
8	1172	XCSE	20241220 11:48:05.461000
17	1171	XCSE	20241220 11:50:00.870000
8	1171	XCSE	20241220 11:50:00.870000
8	1171	XCSE	20241220 11:50:00.870000
9	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:50:29.288000
2	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:14.650000
1	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:15.331000
1	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:30.312000
2	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:44.286000
2	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:44.586000
13	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:44.634000
8	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:44.650000
3	1170	XCSE	20241220 11:51:44.650000
2	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:52:44.287000
2	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:52:44.586000
11	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:52:44.651000
2	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:52:55.054000
26	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:54:44.287000
8	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:54:44.287000
9	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:54:44.287000
9	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:54:59.880000
3	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:55:59.636000
13	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:55:59.646000
1	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:55:59.651000
8	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:55:59.651000
17	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:56:59.632000
13	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:14.632000
5	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:14.650000
6	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:14.650000
2	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:15.324000
17	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:43.004000
8	1169	XCSE	20241220 11:58:43.004000
17	1168	XCSE	20241220 11:59:30.334000
13	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:04:20.067000
13	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:04:20.067000
3	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:10:35.143000
22	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:10:35.143000
17	1167	XCSE	20241220 12:12:06.246000
5	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:14:39.211000
17	1167	XCSE	20241220 12:16:17.031000
25	1167	XCSE	20241220 12:22:50.067000
70	1171	XCSE	20241220 12:33:45.727000
61	1170	XCSE	20241220 12:34:43.647000
34	1168	XCSE	20241220 12:38:11.148000
34	1167	XCSE	20241220 12:38:17.520000
34	1164	XCSE	20241220 12:41:58.239000
16	1166	XCSE	20241220 12:50:36.496000
35	1166	XCSE	20241220 12:57:13.203000
8	1166	XCSE	20241220 12:57:13.203000
9	1166	XCSE	20241220 12:57:13.203000
9	1166	XCSE	20241220 12:57:13.203000
44	1164	XCSE	20241220 13:02:41.799000
17	1163	XCSE	20241220 13:14:56.290000
17	1162	XCSE	20241220 13:15:49.064000
8	1162	XCSE	20241220 13:15:49.064000
34	1161	XCSE	20241220 13:22:48.366000
26	1165	XCSE	20241220 13:41:07.784000
26	1165	XCSE	20241220 13:41:45.929000
35	1166	XCSE	20241220 13:45:16.575000
20	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:00:21.737000
23	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:00:21.737000
20	1168	XCSE	20241220 14:05:47.240000
20	1168	XCSE	20241220 14:05:47.240000
19	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:12:27.850000
78	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:19:30.665000
9	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:19:30.665000
20	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:21:34.300000
32	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:21:34.300000
42	1168	XCSE	20241220 14:27:20.627000
33	1170	XCSE	20241220 14:41:11.991000
53	1171	XCSE	20241220 14:49:53.827000
9	1171	XCSE	20241220 14:49:53.827000
52	1170	XCSE	20241220 14:50:23.374000
42	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:50:58.017000
8	1169	XCSE	20241220 14:50:58.017000
33	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:56:20.523000
8	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:56:20.523000
8	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:56:20.523000
8	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:56:20.523000
8	1167	XCSE	20241220 14:56:20.523000
20	1167	XCSE	20241220 15:00:10.983000
29	1167	XCSE	20241220 15:00:10.983000
9	1169	XCSE	20241220 15:13:02.205000
25	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:15:10.948000
9	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:23:18.611000
2	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:23:18.611000
7	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:25:26.204000
2	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:25:26.204000
2	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:26:45.073000
9	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:26:45.073000
8	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:26:45.073000
25	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:26:45.073000
9	1168	XCSE	20241220 15:26:45.073000
41	1167	XCSE	20241220 15:26:46.051000
5	1171	XCSE	20241220 15:33:51.269000
8	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:36:03.777000
25	1170	XCSE	20241220 15:36:03.777000
10	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:39:16.896000
10	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:39:16.896000
1	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:39:16.896000
33	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:39:20.677000
35	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:41:18.207000
20	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:41:18.264000
5	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:41:18.264000
9	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:47:16.174000
8	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:47:16.174000
8	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:47:16.174000
8	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:47:16.174000
9	1172	XCSE	20241220 15:47:16.174000
41	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:53:43.023000
4	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:56:08.091000
4	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:57:22.161000
2	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:57:22.161000
31	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:57:22.161000
12	1173	XCSE	20241220 15:57:22.161000
8	1174	XCSE	20241220 16:09:34.559000
27	1174	XCSE	20241220 16:09:34.559000
35	1173	XCSE	20241220 16:13:10.026000
8	1173	XCSE	20241220 16:13:10.026000
1	1173	XCSE	20241220 16:13:10.026000
49	1174	XCSE	20241220 16:22:42.100000
9	1174	XCSE	20241220 16:22:42.100000
10	1175	XCSE	20241220 16:22:42.124000
9	1175	XCSE	20241220 16:22:42.124000
57	1176	XCSE	20241220 16:30:14.065000
11	1178	XCSE	20241220 16:30:23.772000
9	1178	XCSE	20241220 16:30:23.772000
49	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:35:03.352000
20	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309704
40	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309719
80	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309779
20	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309844
120	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309911
338	1177	XCSE	20241220 16:37:47.309926

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UK Aktieopkøbsprogram 2024 – week 51

The MIL Network –

January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI: Sydbank share buyback programme: transactions in week 51

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Company Announcement No 61/2024

Peberlyk 4
6200 Aabenraa
Denmark

Tel +45 74 37 37 37
Fax +45 74 37 35 36

Sydbank A/S
CVR No DK 12626509, Aabenraa
sydbank.dk

23 December 2024

Dear Sirs

Sydbank share buyback programme: transactions in week 51
On 28 February 2024 Sydbank announced a share buyback programme of DKK 1,200m. The share buyback programme commenced on 4 March 2024 and will be completed by 31 January 2025.

The purpose of the share buyback programme is to reduce the share capital of Sydbank and the programme is executed in compliance with the provisions of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 and Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016, collectively referred to as the Safe Harbour rules.

The following transactions have been made under the share buyback programme:

	Number of shares	VWAP	Gross value (DKK)
Accumulated, most recent announcement	3,069,000		1,081,994,110.00
16 December 2024 17 December 2024 18 December 2024 19 December 2024 20 December 2024	12,000 12,000 12,000 23,000 20,000	380.49 376.68 382.44 359.94 355.94	4,565,880.00 4,520,160.00 4,589,280.00 8,278,620.00 7,118,800.00
Total over week 51	79,000		29,072,740.00
Total accumulated during the share buyback programme	3,148,000		1,111,066,850.00

All transactions were made under ISIN DK 0010311471 and effected by Danske Bank A/S on behalf of Sydbank A/S.

Further information about the transactions, cf Article 5 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council on market abuse and Commission delegated regulation, is available in the attachment.

Following the above transactions, Sydbank holds a total of 3,148,283 own shares, equal to 5.76% of the Bank’s share capital.

Yours sincerely

Mark Luscombe        Jørn Adam Møller
CEO        Deputy Group Chief Executive

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SM 61 UK incl. enc

The MIL Network –

January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI Economics: ADB, Vastu Housing Finance to Enhance Access to Affordable and Sustainable Housing in India

Source: Asia Development Bank

NEW DELHI, INDIA (23 December 2024) – The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Vastu Housing Finance Corporation Limited (Vastu) have entered into a senior secured loan agreement of up to $70 million to enhance access to affordable and sustainable housing loans in India’s underserved states. This financing will be utilized to provide loans to economically weaker sections and low-income groups, with an emphasis on female borrowers. At least 15% of the funds will be allocated to first-time borrowers.

“ADB aims to address the critical housing shortage in India while promoting environmentally friendly housing that enhances climate resilience for homeowners by focusing on lower-income households and sustainable housing,” said PSOD Director General Suzanne Gaboury. “This partnership with Vastu illustrates ADB’s commitment to supporting financial inclusion and sustainable development in India, in alignment with the country’s national financial inclusion strategy.”

According to the Reserve Bank of India, shortfalls of 45 million houses for economically weaker communities and 50 million for low-income groups account for 95% of India’s overall housing deficit. These groups often struggle to access credit due to high mortgage costs and limited credit history. This highlights the necessity for affordable housing finance companies that provide loans to new borrowers and self-employed individuals in rural and semi-urban areas.

Sandeep Menon, Founder, MD & CEO, Vastu, said, “Vastu is poised to expand our reach and deepen our impact in extending affordable housing finance to the credit-underserved segments, with a focus on women borrowers. We are glad to partner with ADB to further this vision. Together, we aim to bridge the credit gap for India’s emerging middle-class and lower-income households.”

Vastu is a technology-driven affordable housing finance company that focuses on self-employed customers in growing peri-urban and rural cities and towns. With a strong presence in semi-urban and rural areas, Vastu offers affordable housing loans and loans against property, emphasizing sustainability and financial inclusion.

ADB is committed to achieving a prosperous, inclusive, resilient, and sustainable Asia and the Pacific, while sustaining its efforts to eradicate extreme poverty. Established in 1966, it is owned by 69 members—49 from the region.

MIL OSI Economics –

January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI United Kingdom: expert reaction to study on association between drinking coffee or tea and head and neck cancer

Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

December 23, 2024

A study published in Wiley Cancer looks at the link between drinking coffee or tea and risk of head and neck cancer.

Dr Ben O’Leary, Clinician Scientist at The Institute of Cancer Research, London, and Deputy Director of The International Centre for Recurrent Head & Neck Cancer at The Royal Marsden Hospital, said:

“Studies like this look at very large groups of people to see if there are differences between people who developed a particular type of cancer and people who didn’t.

“They can be useful to explore ideas about personal characteristics or lifestyle choices that might be related to cancer, but it is very difficult and usually impossible to fully disentangle why you see the associations that you do.

“As the investigators highlight, more work would be needed to achieve a more detailed understanding. This would be needed before any advice or recommendations could be made.”

Prof Tom Sanders, Professor emeritus of Nutrition and Dietetics, King’s College London (KCL), said:

“This review reports the association between coffee (ordinary and decaffeinated) and tea drinking with risk of head and neck cancers. The overall conclusion is that the consumption of these beverages is associated with a slightly lower risk of cancer at these sites.

“An important limitation is that this review is based on observational studies and not randomized controlled trials. So we cannot say from this study that drinking these beverages will lower risk of these cancers. In observational studies, it is very difficult to totally eliminate confounding effects, for example, of tobacco and alcohol from the statistical analyses. Consequently, people who drink a lot of coffee and tea may be more likely to avoid other harmful behaviours such as drinking alcohol and using tobacco and so may be at a lower risk of these cancers for other reasons.

“In conclusion, the findings may be reassuring for coffee and ordinary tea drinkers because some previous studies have suggested that drinking certain hot beverages, particularly the South American herbal tea maté, is associated with a slightly increased risk of oral and throat cancer.”

‘Coffee and tea consumption and the risk of head and neck cancer: An updated pooled analysis in the International Head and Neck Cancer Epidemiology Consortium’ by Timothy Nguyen et al. was published in Wiley Cancer at 08:01 UK time on Monday 23 December 2024.

DOI: 10.1002/cncr.35620

Declared interests

Dr Ben O’Leary: previous or current funding from MRC/Wellcome/NIHR/CRUK, is on the editorial board for Clinical Oncology, and is an examiner for the Royal College of Radiologists.

Prof Tom Sanders: “Member of the Science Committee British Nutrition Foundation. Honorary Nutritional Director HEART UK.

Before my retirement from King’s College London in 2014, I acted as a consultant to many companies and organisations involved in the manufacture of what are now designated ultraprocessed foods.

I used to be a consultant to the Breakfast Cereals Advisory Board of the Food and Drink Federation.

I used to be a consultant for aspartame more than a decade ago.

When I was doing research at King’ College London, the following applied: Tom does not hold any grants or have any consultancies with companies involved in the production or marketing of sugar-sweetened drinks. In reference to previous funding to Tom’s institution: £4.5 million was donated to King’s College London by Tate & Lyle in 2006; this funding finished in 2011. This money was given to the College and was in recognition of the discovery of the artificial sweetener sucralose by Prof Hough at the Queen Elizabeth College (QEC), which merged with King’s College London. The Tate & Lyle grant paid for the Clinical Research Centre at St Thomas’ that is run by the Guy’s & St Thomas’ Trust, it was not used to fund research on sugar. Tate & Lyle sold their sugar interests to American Sugar so the brand Tate & Lyle still exists but it is no longer linked to the company Tate & Lyle PLC, which gave the money to King’s College London in 2006.”

MIL OSI United Kingdom –

January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Adopted brothers make festive donation to city children

Source: City of Wolverhampton

The boys, aged 8 and 5, who are both adopted via Adoption@Heart, the adoption agency for the Black Country, came up with the idea after hearing about how many children would normally go without presents over the festive period.

The children said: “We are lucky as we have so many toys, and we want to make other children smile too, especially at Christmas.”

The boy’s mother said: “We believe every child deserves joy and love, no matter their circumstances. These toys are donated to bring smiles to the faces of less fortunate children, spreading hope and kindness to those who need it most.”

The family, who also donated to the children of Wolverhampton last year, were once again touched by the generosity of their boys and got in touch with their social worker at Adoption@Heart to see how they could coordinate the donation. On speaking to their friends about the children’s offer, 3 other families also decided to get involved, providing sacksful of presents for children across Wolverhampton.

The boys’ mother said: “As adoptive parents, we feel incredibly blessed to share smiles and joy with our sons every day. Each year, alongside other school parents, we honour the memory of our sons’ dear friend who passed away in 2021 by giving back in this meaningful way.

“Equally, we all wanted to install these values with our boys. To be grateful for what they have, to be charitable, to look after those more in need and to share.”

The gifts have been donated to Graiseley Family Hub for distribution to children in need in Wolverhampton this Christmas. The Hub provides support and activities for families with children 0 to 18 years, including support such as parenting, housing, benefits, training and employment.

Councillor Jacqui Coogan, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education, said: “I am touched by this simple act of kindness which will make all the difference to our children in need, not just because of the gifts themselves, but because of the selfless nature of the young people and families who are donating gifts.

“I would like to take this opportunity to send them a heartfelt thank you from all at our Family Hubs.”

The family decided to start their adoption journey 10 years ago after being unable to have children.

The boy’s mother said: “The adoption process was smooth, and we never really had any issues.

“We adopted our eldest when he was 8 months old, and never planned on having a second child. However, as he got older, we could see when we took him out, he would be playing on his own.

“We then decided on a sibling for him, and his brother joined our family when he was 7 months old.

“They together are so close, and absolutely love each other to bits. It’s the best thing we ever did, giving us our perfect family.”

Adoption@Heart is the regional adoption agency for the Black Country, providing adoption services for the City of Wolverhampton Council, Walsall Council, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council and Sandwell Children’s Trust.

Lots of people can adopt, whether they are single, living together, married, a same sex couple, in employment or not working, or already have children or not. Potential adopters must legally be a UK resident and have been so for at least 12 months, as well as being aged 21 or over. They should be able to provide a stable home for a child until adulthood and beyond.

Adoption@Heart is currently holding virtual information events online every fortnight. They are the perfect place for those who are ready to start their adoption journey or would like more information. Details of future events are available at Adoption@Heart. For further information, call 01902 553818 or email info@adoptionatheart.org.uk

MIL OSI United Kingdom –

January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Look after your wellbeing this Christmas
Source: City of Wolverhampton

While the festive season is a time to enjoy a break, celebrate and connect with friends and family, for some people this can become overwhelming.

It is important to know that there are some practical steps you can take that will be good for your physical and mental wellbeing.

These include:
- Keeping active: Physical activity is great for your mind and body. Find ways to keep physically active that are suitable to your ability – anything from seated exercise to walking or running.
- Being prepared: Christmas is a busy time of year, so plan ahead. If you have shopping to do or if you’re hoping to meet with friends and family, having a daily plan will help you get organised. This way you’re less likely to forget important things.
- Being relaxed: Try a relaxation or meditation exercise that works for you and practice it once a day for at least 10 minutes.
- Being helpful: See how you can support others. If someone is alone over Christmas, reach out to them, or if someone needs help with collecting shopping during the cold, dark days, offer them a hand. There are also opportunities for voluntary work this time of year.
- Being heard: Talk to friends, family about how you are feeling. You can do this in person, by phone, or online, and often those around us can help us find solutions to our concerns or encourage us to seek help when we need it.
Councillor Jasbir Jaspal, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for Adults and Wellbeing, said: “If you are feeling low, lonely, isolated or would like to speak to someone, it is important to remember that help is available throughout the holiday period.”

The Rethink Black Country 24/7 support line can be contacted on 0800 008 6516 or text 07860 025281. The service will listen to you, offer advice, and connect you with the right support for you. The service is open 24/7 except Christmas Day (6 to 8pm), Boxing Day (6 to 9pm), New Year’s Eve (6 to 9pm) and New Year’s Day (6 to 8pm).

You could also contact The Samaritans by calling 116 123, visiting The Samaritans, or emailing jo@samaritans.org – emails will be replied to within 24 hours.

For urgent advice can contact NHS 111 and select Option 2 for mental health.

The NHS Every Mind Matters website provides a range of tools and advice on how you can look after your wellbeing and support those around you.

If you would prefer to speak to someone in person, support is available at The Sanctuary Hub, open between 6pm and 11pm Monday to Friday and from 12 noon until 11pm at weekends, except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (closed) and Boxing Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day (all 6 to 9pm).
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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Serious about success? Join Adult Education in 2025

Source: City of Wolverhampton

Subjects on offer in 2025 include Access to Higher Education, English, Maths, CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Health and Social Care, Computer and Digital Skills, Childcare and Teaching, Cake Decorating, Arts Crafts and Creative Media, Floristry and much more.

To find out more, visit one of the open days at the City Learning Quarter, Foyer Building, Old Hall Street, Wolverhampton on Wednesday 15 January from 10am to 1pm or Thursday 16 January from 4 to 7pm.

Councillor Chris Burden, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for City Development, Jobs and Skills, said: “If you’re serious about success in 2025, why not start your journey with Adult Education Wolverhampton?

“Every year thousands of people from across the city take classes with Adult Education Wolverhampton, and you can join them on the path to further study, employment, a new job, a promotion or better health and wellbeing.

“You may have a clear idea about the course you wish to join, or you may be unsure of your future direction. Whatever your situation, our friendly and knowledgeable staff will be available to help guide you onto a programme of study, at the right level and which suits your needs, interests and ambitions, so please get in touch or join us on one of the open days to find out more.”

The 2025 course offer is now live for enquiries and applications; visit Adult Education Wolverhampton to find out more and to sign up. For general information and advice call the Student Services team on 01902 558180 or email enquiries@aes.wolverhampton.gov.uk.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Russia: Big challenges for big universities. Polytechnic University formulates proposals for the Ministry of Education and Science

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Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

On December 20, the Polytechnic University hosted a strategic session entitled “Big Challenges of Large Universities: How to Manage a Large-Scale Educational Organization in the Context of Rapid Changes.” Representatives of the country’s leading universities discussed proposals to the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation for more effective involvement of large universities to achieve the national goals of the Russian Federation.

The participants of the strategic session were greeted by the rector of SPbPU Andrey Rudskoy.

It is very pleasant that, despite the pre-New Year bustle, many universities responded to our proposal to discuss pressing issues of managing large educational organizations. One of our main tasks is to strengthen the contribution to the development of the country, to the creation of a new Russian independent economy. It is very important for the heads of large mega-universities to share their experience and developments, – Andrey Rudskoy emphasized.

The Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation was represented by Deputy Director of the Department for Coordination of Activities of Educational Organizations, Konstantin Bogonosov.

The topic of the round table is important for the ministry and the country as a whole, because in modern conditions large universities face a huge number of challenges. In the context of globalization and integration, the presence of large, strong universities that are capable of providing high quality education and science is becoming critical. Such universities should play a significant role in the development and transformation of not only education, but also science and production. Holding such events will allow sharing best practices, identifying common vectors and strengthening the integration of universities among themselves, – noted Konstantin Bogonosov.

The plenary session was moderated by Irina Karelina, Vice President of the HSE University and Executive Director of the Global Universities Association. She outlined the main issues for discussion: “The Main Challenge of Managing a Large University: Balance between Centralization and Decentralization”, “The Challenge of Diversity in the Context of Digital Transformation of a Large University”, “Financial and HR Management for Large Organizations: What Strategies Contribute to the Development of the University as a Whole”. The heads of the country’s leading universities shared their opinions: SPbPU, KFU, HSE, Bauman Moscow State Technical University, RTU MIREA, Sechenov University, SPbGUPTD, UrFU and PNRPU.

Irina Karelina gave a report on “The ‘Big’ University in the National Agenda.” First Vice-Rector for Economics and Strategic Development of UrFU Daniil Sandler gave a report on “How Large Universities Can Survive in Priority. Three Nuances.”

The experience of the Polytechnic University was shared by the acting vice-rector for promising projects of SPbPU, the head of the program “Priority-2030” at the Polytechnic University Maria Vrublevskaya. She told about the challenges that large universities in Russia face, what contribution they make to the development of an integrated system of science and higher education, and how they work with focus and management system.

A large university is a great responsibility to the country, the industry, to everyone it inevitably influences due to its scale. Large universities perform a very serious social mission. Today, we have consolidatedly confirmed that we, large universities, must be given the opportunity to strengthen our contribution to development through additional resources, communication channels, access to personnel, through autonomy and freedom to choose our priorities. I am grateful to everyone who found the time and opportunity to participate in the discussion, and I look forward to seeing all the guests at the Polytechnic again, – shared Maria Vrublevskaya.

The experts continued their work in parallel groups. The conversation was moderated by PNRPU Vice-Rector for Priority Projects Pavel Volegov and Director of the SPbGUPTD Project Office Maxim Ermachkov. The participants discussed the main problems in managing large universities and the specifics of implementing their development programs, and also formulated proposals to improve the quality of university management systems.

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January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI Economics: Directions under Section 35 A read with Section 56 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 – Colour Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad – Extension of period

Source: Reserve Bank of India

The Reserve Bank of India issued Directions under Section 35A read with Section 56 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 to Colour Merchants Co-operative Bank Ltd., Ahmedabad vide Directive AMD.DOS.SSM.No.S1053/11-03-039/2023-2024 dated September 25, 2023, the validity of which was extended up to close of business on December 25, 2024 vide Directive DOR.MON.D-55/12.21.039/2024-25 dated September 24, 2024.

2. The Reserve Bank of India is satisfied that in the public interest, it is necessary to further extend the period of operation of the Directive beyond close of business on December 25, 2024. Accordingly, the Reserve Bank of India, in exercise of the powers vested in it under sub-section (1) of Section 35A read with Section 56 of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, hereby extends the Directive for a further period of three months from close of business on December 25, 2024 to close of business on March 25, 2025, subject to review.

3. All other terms and conditions of the Directive under reference shall remain unchanged.

(Puneet Pancholy)
Chief General Manager

Press Release: 2024-2025/1761

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January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Call for in-kind sponsorship for a Cyber Event in Tokyo
Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

The British Embassy Tokyo is looking for in-kind sponsorship to help deliver a Cyber Event in February.
The British Embassy Tokyo is looking for in-kind sponsorship to help deliver a Cyber Event in February.

The Cyber Event will be held on 26 February. Any company wishing to register an expression of interest for sponsorship should make contact with the Embassy as below by 17:00 JST on Wednesday 8 January 2025.

In-kind sponsorship: Chris.Capper@fco.gov.uk

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Coventry and Warwickshire residents urged to reach out this Christmas
Source: City of Coventry

While the festive period is a time of celebration and connection, it can be lonely for some.
Local organisations are urging residents to reach out to those who may be feeling isolated this Christmas, whilst raising awareness of the support available to help them.

To encourage the importance of looking after our mental health throughout the winter, Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust (CWPT), local councils and other local organisations are raising awareness of the effects of loneliness and highlighting the support available to those who are struggling.

Loneliness can impact on both mental and physical health. Research has shown that the longer someone feels lonely or isolated, the worse the impact on health and wellbeing.

Money struggles, often compounded during the winter months with high fuel bills and other financial pressures, can further increase stress and impact on loneliness as it reduces how often people can see others, and their general wellbeing.

Residents can look after their own and their loved one’s mental health and combat loneliness this Christmas, by:

Reaching out to friends and family who may feel isolated or find this time difficult due to ill health or bereavement. Call, visit or invite them to join you for events if you are able. Make sure they are aware of events taking place in the area that they could attend

Considering joining groups or classes, focusing on things you enjoy doing

Visiting places where you can be around others, such as the park, cinema, or café

Reaching out to support services such as NHS Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull Talking Therapies if you or your loved one are struggling with anxiety or depression

Reaching out to Citizens Advice for financial support and advice

There are a number of local organisations who support residents through events and community groups:

Warwickshire Rural Community Council run Warm Hubs where local residents can go, keep warm, have a hot drink and snack, and meet and socialise with others. A list of all Warm Hubs can be found at Warm Hubs Network – WRCC

Coventry City Council list activities that residents can take part in all year round, from befriending groups and community and social groups, to gardening, music and faith groups. The entire list can be found at Coventry Information Directory | Things to do in your community

Warwickshire County Council list local organisations that offer activities and support groups for residents. The full can be found at Community Directory – Wellbeing for Warwickshire

www.warwickshire.gov.uk/loneliness offers plenty of information for anyone affected by loneliness and social isolation while Loneliness is also being highlighted as part of the council’s wider winter wellness campaign – visit www.warwickshire.gov.uk/winterwellness to find out more.

Age Concern hold events and groups for residents across Coventry & Warwickshire, including friendship groups and walking football. All information can be found at Age UK Coventry & Warwickshire Community Events

ARC run weekly session for local residents, engaging in woodland or garden-based activities and crafts, particularly aimed at those who feel isolated and alone who enjoy socialising and being in nature. More information can be found at Weekly Wellbeing Sessions – ARC CIC

Sonya Gardiner, Chief Operating Officer at CWPT, said: “This Christmas, we are urging residents to check in with those around you and remind them that there is help and support available. We know that people can find it hard to ask for help which is why we are encouraging residents to take the first step to reach out to those who may be feeling alone.

“If you’re struggling with anxiety or depression, we are on hand to provide help and support. NHS Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull Talking Therapies offer a self-referral programme. Get started online at talkingtherapies.covwarkpt.nhs.uk or call directly on 024 7667 1090.”

Cllr Kamran Caan, Cabinet Member for Public Health and Sport, at Coventry City Council, said: “This time of year it’s even more important to look after our own health and the health and wellbeing of others.

“Just checking in on a neighbour or contacting a friend can make all the difference. There is lots of support available and we want to make sure that people who are struggling know there are always groups, organisations and people that they can turn to.”

Councillor Margaret Bell, Portfolio holder for Adult Social Care and Health said: “Christmas can be a wonderful time of year, but the added pressures it puts on people means it can be a challenging and lonely time for many.

“There is a wide range of support services accessible to anyone who is feeling low, stressed, overwhelmed or struggling with their mental health. Please open up to other people, go online, pick up the phone or meet with support workers who are there to help those in need during the festive season. Please do reach out for help and support within Warwickshire.”

There are many resources available and support on offer across Coventry and Warwickshire for anyone who is struggling throughout the winter months:
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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: “Hong Kong Innovation Activities Statistics” shows continued increase in Hong Kong’s gross expenditure on research and development in 2023

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

“Hong Kong Innovation Activities Statistics” shows continued increase in Hong Kong’s gross expenditure on research and development in 2023
“Hong Kong Innovation Activities Statistics” shows continued increase in Hong Kong’s gross expenditure on research and development in 2023
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According to the report “Hong Kong Innovation Activities Statistics 2023” released today (December 23) by the Census and Statistics Department, the gross domestic expenditure on research and development (GERD) in Hong Kong has been on the rise and reached $33,006 million in 2023, representing an increase of about 10 per cent compared with the corresponding figure in 2022 ($30,138 million). The GERD as a ratio to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has also further increased to 1.11 per cent in 2023. In addition, the number of research and development (R&D) personnel showed a steady increase over the years and reached 43,403 in 2023 (compared with 39,710 in 2022). A government spokesman said, “The country indicates clear support in the National 14th Five-Year Plan for Hong Kong to develop into an international innovation and technology (I&T) centre. Promoting I&T development has always been one of the key policy areas of the current-term Government. In recent years, the Government has been focusing on encouraging innovation activities, developing I&T infrastructure, strengthening basic research and promoting commercialisation of R&D outcomes, attracting and nurturing talent, supporting start-ups, etc. Moreover, since taking office, the current-term Government has been actively enhancing the local I&T ecosystem by consolidating our strengths in upstream basic research, accelerating the midstream transformation and realisation of scientific research outcomes, and supporting industry development in the downstream. Various initiatives have achieved good progress. It is encouraging to see that the GERD and the GERD as a ratio of the GDP have recorded satisfactory growth in 2023. We will continue to promote I&T development in Hong Kong at full steam following the development directions and major strategies as set out in the Hong Kong I&T Development Blueprint.” The spokesman also stated that a series of measures have been announced in the 2024 Policy Address, including promoting the development of new industrialisation, preparing for the establishment of the third InnoHK research cluster, launching the Pilot I&T Accelerator Scheme, setting up a $10 billion I&T Industry-Oriented Fund, etc., to achieve high-quality economic development through technological empowerment. In addition, the Government promulgated the Development Outline for the Hong Kong Park (the Park) of the Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Co-operation Zone in November this year to foster the development of the Park. “The Government will continue to take forward various policy measures to create favourable conditions for Hong Kong’s I&T development, with a view to further promoting the development of I&T and new quality productive forces in Hong Kong, and realising the vision of developing Hong Kong into an international I&T centre,” the spokesman added.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: DH reminds public that online registration system for dental general public session launches next week

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

DH reminds public that online registration system for dental general public session launches next week
DH reminds public that online registration system for dental general public session launches next week
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The Department of Health (DH) today (December 23) reminded the public that an online registration system for dental general public session (ORDGP) will come into operation next Monday (December 30) and that the existing preliminary registration arrangements for dental general public sessions will cease from the same day. Members of the public will no longer need to queue in person at the relevant dental clinic to obtain a disc quota. “The ORDGP will come into operation on December 30. The starting time for the online registration for balloting will be advanced from the originally proposed 9.30am to 6am, while the closing time will remain unchanged, i.e. 11.30am, to make it easier for members of the public in need of emergency public dental services to register for public dental services at designated dental clinics on the next working day,” said a spokesman for the DH. He added that the DH has long been providing free emergency dental treatments to the public, through designated sessions in 11 government dental clinics on a quota basis, to deal with prescriptions for pain relief, tooth extraction or other emergencies such as an oral abscess. Following the launch of the ORDGP, members of the public in need of emergency public dental services can access the ORDGP via the eHealth mobile application or the DH’s Dental Public Session website to register under their real name for public dental services at designated dental clinics on the next working day. Each person can only register once per day during the above-mentioned registration period. Quotas will be allocated by computer ballot. If the following day is a Saturday or a public holiday, ORDGP will not accept registrations. The system will conduct balloting immediately after the online registration is closed. People who are successfully allocated a quota will receive a confirmation notification via SMS with the ID “#DH-DENT GP”. They can also log into the ORDGP to check the ballot result after 12.30pm on the same day, or call the hotline on 2892 2111 to check from 9am to 5pm during office hours. “To cater for the needs of the elderly, half of the quotas will be allocated on a priority basis to elderly people aged 65 or above. Elderly people, who are not allocated a priority quota in the first round, will join other registered persons for the allocation of the remaining quotas by ballot,” the spokesman said. To allow members of the public to understand more about the online registration process, the DH has uploaded the relevant introduction and demonstration videos to the Dental Public Session website today for public viewing. Anyone who needs assistance registering may visit any dental clinics with dental general public session between 8.30am and 11.30am to register with the assistance of on-site staff, without using their own personal mobile phone or computer. Members of the public who are allocated a quota must bring the originals of their identity documents used for registration to the designated dental clinics on the specified date and time to receive dental services. Citizens registered with eHealth and their family members/carers can also view their relevant attendance records on the eHealth app. If any quota remains unallocated after balloting, the ORDGP will provide the public with a list of relevant dental clinics. Members of the public can make appointments on a first-come, first-served basis by calling the remaining quota registration hotline (tel: 2892 2577) between 2pm and 5pm on the same day, or between 7.45am and 9.15am on the service day of the general public session for the remaining quotas (if available). The DH has established an extensive district network to assist those in need, including District Health Centres, District Health Centre Expresses, Neighbourhood Elderly Centres and the District Elderly Community Centres under the Social Welfare Department, District Councillors’ offices, Community Care Teams and dental clinics run by 15 social welfare institutions or non-governmental organisations. The DH has completed a number of online briefing sessions this month to introduce and demonstrate the relevant registration steps and process to the staff members of the above district networks. During the initial period of commissioning the ORDGP, apart from operating an enquiry hotline (tel: 2892 2111) from 9am to 5pm on weekdays during office hours, the DH will also provide additional enquiry hotline service hours from 9am to 1pm on five public holidays (including January 1, 5, 12, 19 and 26, 2025) for answering enquiries from members of the public. The spokesman emphasised that the public dental services are dedicated for those in need of emergency dental treatments only. Given the limited quotas, it is hoped that the service will not be abused. The DH will closely monitor the operation and the effectiveness of the ORDGP. Separately, the service hours of general public session for Mona Fong Dental Clinic will be changed from Thursday afternoons to Thursday mornings with effect from January 2, 2025, which will be the same as the other 10 clinics with general public sessions. Please visit the website for addresses and service hours of the 11 dental clinics under the DH with general public sessions.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: Hong Kong Monetary Authority tenders of Exchange Fund Bills to be held on December 31

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

Hong Kong Monetary Authority tenders of Exchange Fund Bills to be held on December 31
Hong Kong Monetary Authority tenders of Exchange Fund Bills to be held on December 31
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The following is issued on behalf of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Tenders to be held in the week beginning December 30, 2024:

Tender date
:
December 31, 2024

Paper on offer
:
EF Bills

Issue number
:
Q2501

Issue date
:
January 2, 2025

Maturity date
:
April 2, 2025

Tenor
:
90 Days

Amount on offer
:
HK$66,467 MN

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Tender date
:
December 31, 2024

Paper on offer
:
EF Bills

Issue number
:
H2530

Issue date
:
January 2, 2025

Maturity date
:
July 2, 2025

Tenor
:
181 Days

Amount on offer
:
HK$20,400 MN

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: Appointments of Hong Kong, China’s representatives to ABAC announced

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

     The Government today (December 23) announced that the Chief Executive (CE) has reappointed Ms Mary Huen as Hong Kong, China (HKC)’s representative and Mr Spencer Fung as alternate representative to the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Business Advisory Council (ABAC). At the same time, the CE has appointed Mr Geoffrey Kao as HKC’s alternate representative to ABAC. All appointments are for a term of two years from January 1, 2025.

     “I am very grateful to Ms Huen and Mr Fung for continuing to serve on ABAC, and to Mr Kao for agreeing to represent HKC in ABAC. I am confident that their extensive experience in the business sector and valuable insights will further enhance the work of ABAC, bringing concrete benefits to the Asia-Pacific region,” the Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development, Mr Algernon Yau, said.

     Ms Huen is the Chief Executive Officer (Hong Kong and Greater China & North Asia) of Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited. Mr Fung is the Group Executive Chairman of Li & Fung. Mr Kao is the Executive Director of Wah Ming Hong Limited.

ABAC was established in 1996 as a permanent business advisory body to provide advice to APEC on business sector priorities. HKC has appointed three representatives and three alternate representatives to ABAC. Currently, the Chairman of Esquel Group, Ms Marjorie Yang, and the Managing Partner of Qiming Venture Partners, Ms Nisa Leung, are the other two HKC’s representatives. The Chairman of Lai Yuen Company Limited, Mr Duncan Chiu, is another HKC’s alternate representative.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Asia-Pac: TD’s E-Auction enables public to bid for Ordinary Vehicle Registration Marks online

Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region

The Transport Department (TD) today (December 23) launched E-Auction (e-auction.td.gov.hk), an online auction platform for Ordinary Vehicle Registration Marks (VRMs). Interested bidders registered as users are no longer required to attend a physical auction and can bid for VRMs through a computer or mobile device anywhere.

E-Auction arrangements and implementation timetable

The first online auction is scheduled for February 2025. Fewer VRMs, some 50, will be put up for auction in the initial phase and details will be announced in late January 2025. Two online auctions are planned to be held each month, with each auction lasting for five days, starting from noon on the first day and ending at noon on the fifth. The TD will gradually increase the number of VRMs in the online auction after reviewing its operations to ensure the smooth running of the E-Auction platform.

Registered users can bid for their desired Ordinary VRMs via E-Auction within the specified time slots of each online auction session, and they may choose to set auto bids prior to the auction. Successful bidders can complete the follow-up procedures at the one-stop platform, including arranging electronic payment and receiving the relevant documents to assign the secured VRMs to the vehicles under the purchaser’s name provided in the Memorandum of Sale of VRM. Registered users can also receive auction information regularly through the platform. Non-registered users can browse the E-Auction website to learn about registration and auction procedures, the auction schedule, VRMs pending auction, real-time auction price, etc.

User registration arrangements

Members of the public should register as an E-Auction user by “iAM Smart+” equipped with the digital signing function; or by using a valid digital certificate and an email address upon completion of identity verification. Registered “iAM Smart” users should provide their Hong Kong identity card number, while non-Hong Kong residents who are not “iAM Smart” users should provide the number of their passport or other identification documents.

A spokesman for the TD reminded bidders that applicants who have submitted a $1,000 deposit to reserve a VRM for auction should register as an E-Auction user in advance and participate in the online auction. Otherwise, their reserved VRMs may be sold to other bidders. In addition, cheque or cash payment is not accepted in the E-Auction.

Category of VRMs put up for E-Auction

The E-Auction will only be applicable to Ordinary VRMs. The TD will announce details of the online auction sessions in advance through the E-Auction website and prevailing channels including press releases and newspaper advertisements; and each registered user will receive such information by email. Auctions for VRMs with “HK” or “XX” as a prefix, special VRMs and personalised VRMs will continue to be carried out through physical auctions by bidding paddles and their announcement arrangements remain unchanged.

The TD will inform all applicants who have submitted a deposit to reserve Ordinary VRMs for auction of the E-Auction arrangements in detail by post. Members of the public are welcome to visit the E-Auction website and watch the tutorial videos for more information. Please call the E-Auction hotline (3583 3980) or email (e-auction-enquiry@td.gov.hk) for enquiries.

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Russia: Electric Therapy: How Brain Research Helps Fight Migraines

Translation. Region: Russian Federation –

Source: State University Higher School of Economics – State University Higher School of Economics –

“Both technologies are used to treat chronic pain syndromes such as migraine, neuropathic pain, phantom pain. The technologies have also proven themselves in the treatment of depression, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental conditions. Stimulation of certain areas of the brain can normalize neurochemical balance and improve mood. Moreover, TMS and TES are used to restore motor and cognitive functions after a stroke. Stimulation of damaged areas of the brain promotes neuroplasticity and compensation for lost functions.”

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January 27, 2025
MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft commissions new power plant at Vankor field

Translation. Region: Russian Federation –

Source: Rosneft – Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

The RN-Vankor company (part of the oil and gas production complex of NK Rosneft) has commissioned a new gas turbine power plant (GTPP) “Polyarnaya” with a capacity of 150 MW at the Vankor field.

The complex will meet the needs of new facilities of the Vankor cluster of fields as part of the implementation of the Vostok Oil project.

The power plant uses associated petroleum gas (APG) produced at the field as fuel, the useful use of which at Vankor today reaches almost 100%. At the same time, about 13% of the gas is sent to energy facilities. The Polyarnaya GTES will consume more than 270 million cubic meters of associated petroleum gas per year, which has undergone preliminary purification, to generate energy as fuel.

During the construction of the new power plant, a new engineering and technical solution was used for the first time in the industry: vibration isolators were installed between the foundation and the gas turbine units, which reduce the vibration load. This made it possible to significantly increase the service life of the plant without repairs.

The control systems of the GTES are of domestic production. The successful experience of import substitution of equipment and technologies is planned to be implemented in the design and construction of other energy infrastructure facilities of the Vostok Oil project.

The implementation of the project for the construction of the Polyarnaya GTES, including the development of solutions for import substitution of main equipment units, was carried out by the Company in close cooperation with the enterprises of the Inter RAO Group, as well as with the branches of the System Operator of the Unified Energy System, which provided a range of works for the introduction of the Polyarnaya GTES into the country’s energy system.

Reference:

RN-Vankor LLC, a subsidiary of Rosneft Oil Company, is the operator of the Vostok Oil project. It includes the Vankor cluster fields (Vankorskoye, Suzunskoye, Tagulskoye and Lodochnoye), as well as the Payakhsky cluster, located in the north of Krasnoyarsk Krai.

Complete utilization of associated petroleum gas, which is used, among other things, to generate electricity at the gas turbine power plant, will provide the Vostok Oil project with a carbon footprint 75% lower than that of other new large oil projects in the world.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft December 23, 2024

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January 27, 2025

MIL-OSI: Danske Bank share buy-back programme: Transactions in week 51

Source: GlobeNewswire (MIL-OSI)

Company announcement no. 56 2024

Group Communications
Bernstorffsgade 40
DK-1577 København V
Tel. +45 45 14 00 00

23 December 2024

Danske Bank share buy-back programme: Transactions in week 51

On 2 February 2024, Danske Bank A/S announced a share buy-back programme for a total of DKK 5.5 billion, with a maximum of 70 million shares, in the period from 5 February 2024 to 31 January 2025, at the latest, as described in company announcement no. 2 2024.

The programme is being carried out under Regulation (EU) No. 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 and the Commission’s delegated regulation (EU) 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016, also referred to as the Safe Harbour Rules.

The following transactions were made under the share buy-back programme in week 51:

	Number of shares	VWAP DKK	Gross value DKK
Accumulated, last announcement	24,842,951	201.8504	5,014,560,316
16/12/2024	27,000	205.9551	5,560,788
17/12/2024	150,000	203.3941	30,509,115
18/12/2024	165,317	203.5644	33,652,656
19/12/2024	235,000	200.9343	47,219,561
20/12/2024	288,472	196.0895	56,566,330
Total accumulated over week 51	865,789	200.4050	173,508,449
Total accumulated during the share buyback programme	25,708,740	201.8018	5,188,068,766

With the transactions stated above the total accumulated number of own shares under the share buy-back programme corresponds to 2.98% of Danske Bank A/S’ share capital.

We enclose share buy-back transaction data in detailed form of each transaction in accordance with the Commission’s delegated regulation (EU) 2016/1052 of 8 March 2016.

Danske Bank

Contact: Stefan Singh Kailay, Group Press Officer, tel. +45 45 14 14 00

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