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31-Jan-2020 – Mayor John Tory will proclaim February as Black History Month in Toronto, recognising the history, heritage and contributions of African-Canadians in the city. Many programs, events and exhibits will be held at City of Toronto historic sites, community centres, libraries and other public spaces throughout the month.
“We all should know the incredible history of our Black residents and the impact they had in every aspect of our city,” says Mayor John Tory. “I encourage Torontonians of all cultural backgrounds to experience the many programs and events taking place this month, and to learn more about the history of Toronto’s Black residents.”
Residents are encouraged to participate in the many events that the City has planned, in addition to dozens of community-based programs and events.
Mackenzie House presents Black History Month programming everyday, February 1 to March 1, from noon to 5 p.m., in which the public can learn about important figures such as the multi-talented abolitionist and journalist Mary Ann Shadd Cary — the first female African American publisher in North America. City staff will be on hand to print souvenir copies of her paper, The Provincial Freeman, in the recreated 1850s print shop.
Torontonians can celebrate Toronto’s local Black history listening to slam poetry and Jamaican Patois-style storytellers. The Story of Us: Sharing Black Torontonian Stories will be held at Scarborough Museum every Wednesday throughout the month, noon to 4 p.m. A spoken word performance will also take place at the museum on February 22, noon to 4 p.m., that blends narrative, visuals and beats to reach audiences of different ages, backgrounds and beliefs about the realities of Toronto’s first-generation Somali youths.
Spadina Museum will offer tours every weekend from February 1 to March 1 where residents can learn about Mrs. Pipkin, the laundress, who escaped slavery in 1850s Maryland and later worked for the Austin family in Toronto.
From February 6 to 8, Toronto will host the National Hockey League (NHL) and National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) mobile museum initiative, which celebrates the NHL and Black History Month. This is the second year of the museum touring cities across North America and this year’s museum has been redesigned to offer fans a new experience as they learn about the history of the game. The museum celebrates today’s stars and looks back at the trail blazers who made history. The Black History Month celebration is part of Hockey Is For Everyone, a joint NHL and NHLPA initiative that has celebrated diversity and inclusion in hockey since 1996.
NHL mobile museumThe NHL mobile museum will be in the following locations, free of charge:
• February 6, 3 to 8 p.m.
Harry Gairey arena parking lot, 275 Bathurst St.
• February 7, 3 to 8 p.m.
Malvern Community Centre, 30 Sewells Rd., east entrance parking lot
• February 8, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Sunnydale Acres Rink, 50 Amoro Dr., south parking lot
More information on the museum can be found at nhl.com/fans/black-hockey-history.
The theatre-in-education program at Montgomery’s Inn will feature Singing of the Birds on February 15 and 16 from 4 to 6 p.m. Through this production, the audience will learn about the joys and struggles of two young immigrants who fled the Irish famine and escaped American slavery with the help of Canada’s Underground Railroad. Finding Freedom: The Joshua Glover Story performances, which will take place February 22 and 23 from 6 to 8 p.m., portray Glover’s extraordinary story and his life at Montgomery’s Inn.
Colborne Lodge will feature a live performance called Girl Power’D on February 16 and 23 from 2 to 3 p.m. With a focus on cultural dance led by community elders, the program will include live drumming, African dancing, and Dunham style technique with the goal of teaching creativity, confidence and self-expression through an understanding of heritage to girls from five to 16 years old who identify as Black.
Gibson House is offering a spoken word and food experience on February 21 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. where participants will experience an unforgettable evening of rap, spoken word and classical music in the parlours. Visitors can enjoy a catered buffet and watch a live painting demonstration. Tickets must be purchased in advance.
Residents are invited to explore African-Canadian cooking at Fort York National Historic Site on February 29 from 3 to 6:30 p.m. Food samples from the African Diaspora and historic cooking demonstrations will be part of the event.
Toronto Public Library celebrates Black History with a collection of programs and special events that honour Black heritage and consider the historical significance and contemporary contributions of Black activists and artists from around the world. More event details are available at tpl.ca/blackhistory.
A listing of City-related exhibitions, educational displays, community-based programming and admission fee information is available at toronto.ca/blackhistory/events.
The Toronto Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism, unanimously adopted by City Council, is being implemented by the City’s Confronting Anti-Black Racism (CABR) Unit to ensure that systemic changes are made to eliminate anti-Black racism in Toronto. More information is available at toronto.ca/abr.
To further amplify the City’s dedication to creating a city for all people and confronting and removing barriers caused by anti-Black racism, the City recently launched the latest Toronto For All campaign, focused on the negative impacts anti-Black racism has on the mental health of Black Torontonians. The campaign, which runs until February 23, consists of three versions of posters that can be seen in transit shelters throughout the city and features similar creative on social media. More information about the campaign is available at blackmentalhealthday.ca .


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Croatia is a small country with a rich history, a stunning coastline, and an exceptional culture with cuisine to match. It boasts a variety of natural and architectural wonders while also being a great destination for beach enthusiasts. For the more adventurous, there is excellent hiking and biking in Croatia’s national parks, and history buffs will enjoy exploring the medieval quarters and Roman ruins while indulging in magnificent wine and fresh seafood. Croatia’s most dramatic natural attraction is its Adriatic coastline, which sweeps from Slovenia north to the Montenegro border south, taking over 1,200 islands, inlets, and reefs en route. While only 50 of those islands are inhabited, crystal clear waters and countless bays and coves lure visitors worldwide.
Croatia has been a big attraction for sailing for many years. In the last couple of decades, numerous chic restaurants and bars have appeared in and around the over 50 marinas dotted along the coast, with a rising number of opportunities for diving. Further inland, huge mountain ranges offer world-class hiking, climbing and extreme sports,
The country is not particularly appreciated for its rail system, as a lack of investment over many years has led to a decline in both standards and the route network. However, an excellent motorway network connects the coast with the capital, Zagreb, while ferry and catamaran services are efficient and usually run like clockwork, connecting coastal cities, resorts, and islands. With six major airports around the country, getting to Croatia from the UK has never been easier.
WHEN TO GO
Deciding when to visit Croatia depends on your particular interest or preferred activity, as the country offers a huge range of experiences year-round. It goes without saying that the summer months are the warmest and busiest, and temperatures can be very high, especially away from the coast. Generally, June to September experience between 21 and 30 degrees, ideal for beach fun but less desirable for hiking and climbing. Cooler conditions and the best months to visit and experience all that Croatia has to offer are April, May, and October. During November to March, it’s best to concentrate on the larger towns and cities such as Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb when they are at their most relaxed and prices are lower. Temperatures can get as low as 5 degrees during the winter period, so planning is important.
WHERE TO GO – Cities and Towns
Croatia’s largest three cities have a lot to offer, and each is worthy of exploration. The beautiful walled, seaside city of Dubrovnik, known as the Pearl of the Adriatic, features outstanding views of the Dalmatian coast and a picturesque historic Old Town. The city walls and forts of Dubrovnik represented King’s Landing for the hit TV show Game of Thrones, although tackling it when cruise ships are in port can be challenging. Split is the beating heart of the Dalmatian Coast. The main attraction in this bustling urban city is Diocletian’s Palace – a UNESCO World Heritage site and the world’s most atmospheric Roman ruin, dating back more than 1,700 years. From the outside, it is an imposing walled fortress, but once inside the gates, you will find lots of restaurants, bars and shops along its narrow, winding streets. The capital city of Zagreb has a charm of its own, with a lovely medieval quarter, lively piazzas, stylish boutiques, elegant restaurants and wonderful museums. It is a haven for coffee lovers, so regular stops are required at the many elegant cafes as you people-watch in this beautiful city. Further afield, Zadar’s old town is situated on a picturesque peninsula, where you will find its famous “Sea Organ”, a series of stone steps leading into the sea where 35 organ pipes, each a different length and size, catch the sounds of the wave’s movements along the seafront promenade. From Zadar, you can visit the island of Ugljan to see tuna farms or Sakarun, where you’ll find sunny Caribbean-style beaches.
WHERE TO GO – Coastal Resorts
A highlight of any visit to Croatia is its amazing beaches, the best of which are located in the region of Dalmatia. While they are picturesque, don’t expect white sand like those found in most other European beach destinations. Croatia is all about sublime pebbled beaches lapped by crystal clear water. However, the country has transformed itself into Eastern Europe’s own Riviera, with the miles of pristine coastline and dramatic cliffs of the Dalmatian coast satisfying even the most discerning sun worshipper. There is a large range of coastal resorts and hotels to enjoy, with UK tour operators offering over 40 different destinations in the country. Alternatively, staying a couple of nights on Hvar or Korcula allows the visitor to enjoy the best island life that Croatia has to offer. In the far north, near Pula Airport, both Rovinj and Porec are at the heart of the Istrian tourist industry. The historical old town of Rovinj thankfully remains relatively untouched, with the orange roof tiles and cobbled streets offering a particularly pretty destination, while the large majority of hotels and camping sites are set outside the town. Porec is best known for the Basilica of Euphrasius, one of the world’s most remarkable examples of Byzantine art. If you are set on sailing the Croatian coast, you can avoid the busiest and most popular areas in mid-summer by cruising islands such as Cres, Losinj, Silba, Rab and Krk, which are just as stunning as those mentioned in the myriad of tourism brochures.
WHERE TO GO – Interior
One of Croatia’s top attractions is Plitvice Lakes National Park, a series of sixteen lakes, served by crystal-clear waters, tumbling over waterfalls, and surrounded by wildlife. Electric boats and shuttle transport connect the trails and walkways of the lower lakes, making it easy to get around, although swimming is not allowed. Krka National Park, located near Zadar, is a natural wonderland of gorges and waterfalls on the River Krka, and you can discover this area by riverboat from the pretty little village of Skradin, which takes around thirty minutes to get to the falls. There is an onward boat trip available to the next falls, which takes in a stop at Visovac Island monastery, where you’ll find an ornate copy of Aesops Fables, thought to only be one of three in existence.
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
The majority of Croatian people speak English in typical tourist centres, so there are few issues with communication, but venturing into the mountain regions probably requires a handy phrase book, if only to point to if you can’t wrap your tongue around the language. As Croatia is part of the EU, it uses the Euro as its currency.
The best way to explore the country is by taking a private driver-guide or renting a car. Local bus services are plentiful, and trains do exist. However, they need to connect the more popular tourist areas of the country. City centres are typically pedestrianised with car-free zones, although many shops are closed on Sundays due to new laws applied in 2023. However, most of the recognised tourist resorts are unaffected. While the country is family-friendly, getting around the cobblestone streets of old towns can be difficult with strollers or those with mobility issues.
Whatever your preference, Croatia can offer something for everyone and is becoming an increasingly popular destination for the UK market.

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Sheffield Tigers v Ipswich Witches – Play-off final preview
Ipswich Witches travel to Sheffield tomorrow night in the Championship play-off final, first leg.
With the second leg at Foxhall on Saturday, the Suffolk side would love to come home from Yorkshire with either a win or a narrow defeat.
However, against a high-flying Sheffield team, that won’t be easy.
Its mixed news for the Witches as Cameron Heeps returns to the side having recovered from his shoulder injury, but Connor Mountain is set to miss both legs having picked up a shoulder injury of his own while riding for Mildenhall last weekend.
Peterborough’s Tom Bacon guests at number seven as Heeps come back in at number three and rider replacement is used at two for Justin Sedgmen, who remains on the sidelines.
The Tigers should be at full strength for the tie with Todd Kurtz back at after injury, although both Josh Grajczonek and Josh Bates had nasty crashes at Glasgow on Tuesday night in their semi-final, second leg clash.
Sheffield have won both meetings between the two clubs at Owlerton this season, the first a convincing win early in the season before a tighter meeting a few weeks ago.
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Team Manager Ritchie Hawkins says the team’s determination at Edinburgh in the semi-final, second leg last Friday night, got them through a tough test.
“I thought we were brilliant last week and it was a classic cup tie that swayed both ways,” said Hawkins.
“I said at the time that other teams I have been a part of would have fallen to bits but we showed great character. The boys’ determination pulled them through and we now need more of the same.”
Hawkins is delighted to have Heeps back in the side and says the Australian is raring to go.
“Cam was like a caged animal, he was desperate to ride in the semi-final but I wouldn’t let him and so hopefully a bit of that pent up frustration can be used in the final,” Hawkins added.
Sheffield: J Grajczonek, T Kurtz, L Bjerre, J Bates, K Howarth, J Graversen, G Wood.
Ipswich: D King, R/R, C Heeps, K Newman, R Schlein, N Greaves, T Bacon.

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Cecilia Galante – Young Adult Novelist.
Cecilia Galante is the author of six young-adult novels. Her first, The Patron Saint ofButterflies, (2008) was the recipient of numerous awards, including an Original Voices Award by Borders, an Oprah Pick for Teens, and a Best Book of the Year by the NAIBA. Her second novel, Hershey Herself (2008), has recently been translated into Polish, while Willowood (2009) was recently distinguished as a Keystone Award nominee for Best Book of the Year. Her most recent novels, The Sweetness of Salt, (2010), nominated for a Best Fiction for 2011 by YALSA, and The Summer of May, released in May, 2011, was selected as a Summer Favorite by The Washington Post. Currently under contract with Random House to write an 8-book series for young readers, Galante has just released the first three books in the series to rave reviews, with world rights sold to both Japan and Turkey. Her sixth, currently untitled young adult novel about a teenage exorcist was also just sold to Random House and will be released in the fall of 2014.
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Anonno Mamun apprehended together with star Shaheen Mridha for their representation of authorities mindsets in the direction of rape sufferers.
A Bangladeshi movie supervisor has actually been apprehended as well as billed after a scene illustrating authorities roughly questioning a rape target as well as highlighting mindsets in the direction of physical violence versus ladies triggered the wrath of the pressure.
The initial fifty percent of Nabab LLB, an imaginary court dramatization concerning rape as well as the therapy of sufferers starring megastar Shakib Khan, was launched on a neighborhood streaming solution in mid-December.
The scene from the flick guided by Anonno Mamun went viral on social networks recently, with objection guided at authorities over their handling of the situation.
It agitated the pressure, with Mamun, 34, as well as the star that played the cop, 46-year-old Shaheen Mridha, apprehended on Friday.
“The officer was interrogating her using very offensive gestures and obscene language which is the opposite of healthy entertainment and will create negative perceptions about policing among the public,” Dhaka Metropolitan Police claimed on their information site.
The declaration included that both were apprehended “for making and acting in a film containing such offensive and obscene dialogue”.
They encountered court on Friday as well as were billed with “making a film with pornographic content” over a various scene illustrating the sexual offense, authorities included.
Officers claimed they were additionally looking for to detain Orchita Sporshia, the 27-year-old starlet that played the rape target.
An elderly policeman informed AFP information firm on Saturday that the movie “insulted the entire force”.
“The plot is completely fabricated and unpleasant. It is based on total falsehood,” the police officer, that asked to continue to be confidential, claimed.
The set confront 7 years behind bars if condemned.
Movies are normally vetted by the nation’s censorship board however policies to consist of streaming solution offerings have yet to be settled.
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The apprehensions were knocked by legal rights lobbyists, that claimed the movie precisely portrayed the battles rape sufferers deal with in Bangladesh’s lawful system.
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On October 12, the Bangladesh federal government changed its rape legislation that raises the optimal penalty from life behind bars to fatality.
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What did it mean to join the liberation struggle against apartheid, in the difficult times and what does it mean now? Joining the liberation struggle in the period of illegality meant the possibility of experiencing torture, imprisonment and death. Consequently, one had to be prepared. But prior to that decision, if it were made, one had to make a range of other assessments.
Before one can decide what to do in any given situation, raising ethical questions, one needs to assess what is best for oneself and others and what conditions one confronts. In Catholic circles there is a methodology referred to as the “see-judge-act” process. This was not simply the approach of radical leftists but recommended in the 1961 encyclical letter by Pope John XXIII entitled, (The Church) Mother and Teacher:
“There are three stages which should normally be followed in the reduction of social principles into practice. First, one reviews the concrete situation; secondly, one forms a judgement on it in the light of these same principles; thirdly, one decides what in the circumstances can and should be done to implement these principles. These are the three stages that are usually expressed in the three terms: observe, judge, act.” (Pope John XXIII, 1961, Mother and Teacher, n 263)
In brief, this methodology means one considers a situation and tries to make sense of what one sees. This guides one’s actions.
During the apartheid years we all had to decide where we stood in relation to the prevailing oppression, whether we were black or white. Doing nothing, as a white, constituted “a stand”. It meant that one was content to reap the benefits of white privilege or did not see anything wrong with what was happening in the country. This was either through indifference to the suffering of black people or not thinking sufficiently about what happened before our eyes.
One had to consider what one saw, and understand it, in order to appreciate that there was nothing natural or inevitable about the social order. It could be eradicated.
That is not to say that every black person focused on apartheid as injustice or as something against which they would act. Given the pressures of life many or most people, black and white, simply carried on with their lives as best they could. Unless directly approached to get involved in “struggle politics”, they did not necessarily contemplate fighting for freedom.
These very broad and generalised statements point to processes that people did have to engage in if they were to participate in the struggle for liberation, though there were varying levels of involvement.
When I was a young man it was not so easy to join the liberation struggle, meaning the activities of illegal organisations. They were not easily visible or waiting to welcome one. (I speak only of the ANC and its allies, for that is my experience, which is not to deny the role of other organisations in defeating apartheid.)
It should be recalled that for some three and four decades respectively the ANC and SACP were banned organisations. This meant that it was not only illegal to participate in activities of these organisations but that the media did not mention them, and the history of the struggle pursued by the ANC and SACP was erased for much of the period between 1950 (in the case of the SACP) and between 1960 and the late 1970s in the case of the ANC. The Freedom Charter was not part of public discussion, though some people had copies hidden away from earlier times.
At that time the reference point for many people was the United States Bill of Rights or the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations in 1948. There was little sense of a local South Africa history or culture of human rights, which in fact started with the Bills of Rights in the early ANC in 1923, the African Claims of 1946 and then the Freedom Charter of 1955. This had been fairly successfully suppressed through silencing bearers of the tradition from which it derived, through various forms of restriction of individuals and categories of literature.
When I grew up as a liberal in Cape Town in the 1960s there was no sign of the existence of the ANC and SACP. I later came to understand that a condition for existence and recovery, as an illegal force was that very invisibility. Rebuilding the ANC after the Rivonia trial required slow and patient discussions with trusted comrades, only recruiting new people after very careful processes. Any undue haste could risk everything and lead to the destruction of that which had been built. One of those who were key figures in that process was Albertina Sisulu, the centenary of whose birth is celebrated this year. (See Raymond Suttner, The ANC Underground, 2008.)
When I was a young student in that period I was under the impression that the leading anti-apartheid force was the liberalism of the time, manifested in the National Union of South African Students (Nusas), an overwhelmingly white organisation, and to some extent the Liberal Party and Progressive Party, (both of which were very different from the DA of today, much more attuned to the sensibilities of black people, within limitations, including rejecting universal suffrage).
Whatever the ANC had been doing since its banning could not and did not get reported on. It was also hard to find literature about the history of the ANC and SACP.
There was never any real public and open scrutiny of what these organisations stood for. They were outside the bounds of legitimate public political discourse of the time. That is not to say that there were no references to these banned organisations on the part of the apartheid regime. The ANC and SACP were dismissed as obviously so repugnant in character that it was unnecessary to examine their actual words. At the very least, one was not invited to examine the ANC and its allies and their histories and what they represented and the alternative South Africa that they advanced.
Luckily for me, I did begin to see that there was a need for political activities beyond the liberalism of that time. I say “luckily”, because I still believe that it was a privilege and honour to have participated in the struggle for freedom, especially as a white.
Though I did break with liberalism, it was not on ethical grounds. Liberalism at that time did not signify capitalism in the main, though it did undoubtedly support capitalism and oppose communism and socialism. My main attraction was to their stance against apartheid. At that time, in the absence of the Congress movement, liberals stood in the forefront of public opposition to apartheid, engaging in various forms of protest.
I did not, consequently, have moral objections for my breaking with liberalism, admiring some of the leading liberals of the time, like Donald Molteno QC, Colin Eglin and Alan Paton. I just concluded that liberalism did not have a strategy for change. It focused on acting according to what was right but did not have a clear path for implementing its moral creed. (I remember the late Edgar Brookes saying that it did not matter whether or not one succeeded, as long as one did what was right, a sentiment that initially appealed to me.) That is why, when I took up a scholarship to study overseas, in late 1969, I had decided that I would not be doing so in order to return with a PhD but with the know-how, needed to act to bring about change, illegally.
Returning to the Catholic methodology of “See-judge-act”. I, like many others had seen apartheid beyond what it was proclaimed to be, or we saw the dehumanising treatment of black people with sufficient clarity, that we were able to make some preliminary evaluation, that it was unacceptable to treat people in this way.
Over time I grappled over what was wrong in order to form a “judgement” of its character, and this changed as I broke with liberalism and came to understand the ANC/SACP characterisation of South Africa as representing “colonialism of a special type” (CST), or internal colonialism. The essential value of this characterisation was that it incorporated, in its understanding, both national or racial oppression of (all oppressed) black people and class exploitation of workers. Although there were feminist developments at various times, especially in the 1970s and 1980s, CST did not develop an adequate analysis of gender.
Out of that characterisation flowed various options for removing apartheid and realising freedom, referred to as the national democratic revolution (NDR). This entailed a range of forms of organisation, underground, armed struggle, mass public struggle where there was space to do so and international solidarity. These all aimed at destroying the apartheid regime, inaugurating democratic rule and transformation of people’s lives.
These forms of analysis – CST and NDR were contested not only by the apartheid regime but by a range of other anti-apartheid actors, who believed that these were either too radical or insufficiently radical.
When I decided to “act”, it entailed something different from some other choices that people may have made. If one “acted” as a professional against apartheid (and professional lawyers, doctors and others did some very important work) one could restrict one’s actions to that which fell within the domain of the profession and although one might invite repression, it would not be on the scale of someone who advanced the ANC/SACP alliance as a cadre of these organisations.
In the case of some who analysed apartheid and made a judgement about it, they may have made that judgement at a primarily intellectual level, for example, that it entailed racial discrimination or class exploitation or both or that it constituted an international crime, given the developments in international law, after World War II. One may have entered into debates over one or other characterisation and these were plentiful. But it was unnecessary to draw conclusions for one’s own life.
In my own route to the liberation struggle, as with many others I also had to form an intellectual judgement and continue to read documents and examine explanations about strategies, tactics and policies. But at some moments this was impossible. There just was not time to engage in all the alternative explanations, in the way that is possible in 2018. There were strategies and tactics that seemed viable and likely to yield results. I was tasked with doing some things, with “acting” and there was not always time, given the danger and the pressures, to read all the literature or engage in all the debates, as I would do had I purely been a full time, single minded academic.
At different stages that would change, for example in the 1980s despite the banning of organisations, it was possible to have fairly open discussions of doctrines, related to the ANC and SACP. These debates were important in winning support for the liberation struggle, and not simply an intellectual pastime. A clampdown did follow however, and that opening was shut, to a large extent from mid 1985 until February 1990.
I was involved in the struggle as a white who joined hands with oppressed black people in acting to end apartheid. It may have been more “natural” for a black person to join the struggle, but black people also had to undergo processes of self-examination and understanding of strategies and policies in order to ready themselves for what lay ahead. They, like me, had to understand what had to be done and how what they did fell into a larger whole. They had to be prepared to be captured, tortured, imprisoned and even killed.
Very many people engaged bravely in various forms of struggle. Some of the bravest operated in areas that did not even appear on the maps and their deeds are still relatively unknown. They may not be alive to tell what they did. Some of these were operating almost in the belly of the beast with the constant threat of assassination in Lesotho or in other dangerous places in other neighbouring states and, of course, inside the country.
Many are alive, and some are part of the ANC-led government and were part of it under the leadership of Jacob Zuma. These same people, who once risked everything, supported Zuma until near the end. They now stand by while there are insufficient resources left after the pillage of State Capture and generalised corruption, to remedy grave social ills, including continuing use of dangerous pit toilets by children, polluted water supplies or no water at all. These basic needs that are not met for many communities relate to squandering of resources, and the results of diversion of funds, in multiple projects intended for the poor being unprovided or inadequately provided.
Some admit that they made “mistakes” in supporting Zuma. Is that sufficient? Very many of these people come from the oppressed. They know what poverty, oppression and humiliation means. Instead of remaining on a course, which they had pursued in a time of danger, aimed at remedying the lot of their parents and grandparents, they chose to support Zumaism and all that it entailed.
Where something entails a violent, abusive and corrupt system which is known to do harm, it cannot simply be characterised as a “mistake”. The ANC used to embody the pain of the oppressed in the way its cadres lived their lives, faced dangers and the possibility of death in order to free the people of South Africa. To rupture that connection, to repudiate that responsibility, is a betrayal of the trust that many vested in them. Even a frank acknowledgement of the scale of the betrayal would be more honest than failure to articulate the character of the damage that Zumaism entailed.
Even though “mistakes” are conceded and there are important steps to “clean up” corruption, there remains little evidence of a level of compassion towards the marginalised and the poor. The conditions under which many people exist today has in many cases, not significantly improved since apartheid. In some respects, what gains were made, have been set back.
Those who are concerned about the fate of the marginalised, need to find ways of rebuilding the bonds of care that characterised those who participated in the struggle. The ANC may or may not recover such qualities. In the meantime, others need to find ways of pursing this role through multiple formations, including faith-based communities, educational, professional and other organisations, and in every other place where people of goodwill congregate. DM
Raymond Suttner is a scholar and political analyst. He is a visiting professor and strategic advisor to the Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, University of Johannesburg and emeritus professor at Unisa. He served lengthy periods in prison and house arrest for underground and public anti-apartheid activities. His prison memoir Inside Apartheid’s prison was reissued with a new introduction in 2017. He blogs at raymondsuttner.com and his Twitter handle is @raymondsuttner

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Oh hello, I appear to have a guest. Well then, here are some stuff and things you may or may not find of interest:
So here's some general workings: musically I'm mainly a fan of Classic 70's/80's Rock and Heavy Metal (the singing kind).
My favourite band is Manowar (you will get 100 metal points if you know who they are).
Current TV series I follow include: Arrow, Flash, Doctor Who, Game of Thrones.
From time to time I like to draw and write creatively, I also occasionally write my own songs - both metal and comedy. They're awesome! (shame about the singing).
So, this is me in a nut shell: “Aaah! Let me out!" ;)
Come and say hello.
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Any signs of life would be welcome.
"Be excellent to each other and... Party on dudes!" :)
Ever been to the moon? ...well we aint goin that far! ...not on a first date at least!
Fancy a drink or a walk around somewhere... i have no idea about dating places. Has anyone noticed the sudden increase in coffee shops?... Fancy a coffee? ^_^
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ROUGHLY TWO-THIRDS of Finns are of the opinion that social security benefits are used too freely also by people who do not necessarily need them, finds a survey commissioned by the Finnish Business and Policy Forum (EVA).
The survey examined public attitudes towards social security.
The respondents were asked to express the extent of their agreement or disagreement with, for example, the following statement: “Social security benefits have become earned benefits that are used without hesitation also by people who would not necessarily need them.”
EVA on Monday revealed that 29 per cent of the 2,007 respondents indicated that they fully agree and 38 per cent that they partly agree with the statement. Concerns about the needless use of social security benefits were equally prevalent in all socio-economic groups, ranging from business executives to unemployed job seekers.
Only four per cent of respondents contrastively stated that they disagree fully and 14 per cent that they disagree partly with the statement.
Emilia Kullas, a researcher at EVA, on Monday drew attention to another newly published study that portrays the wealthiest segment of the population as people who are frustrated by inflexibilities, the unemployed and the increasingly lazy society.
Authored by researchers Anu Kantola and Hanna Kuusela, the study has generated widespread public debate about the attitudes of high-income earners since its publication last week.
“But the elite are not the only ones with a frosty attitude to people living on benefits,” highlighted Kullas. “Most of us are just as negative about benefit recipients. Concerns about the unwarranted use of benefits are not only in the minds of the highest-earning 0.1 per cent. They are shared by a great many Finns, and such views are not dependent on socio-economic class.”
Over a half of Finns also agreed with the statement that public welfare services and benefits should be targeted only at those who need them the most and those in the most vulnerable position.
“Finns’ thoughts on social security are fairly conservative. You will receive help if you need it, but loafing is not tolerated,” summarised Ilkka Haavisto, the research director at EVA.
The results, however, also indicate that attitudes toward social security and social security recipients have softened over the years.
Almost four-tenths (38%) of Finns agreed either fully or partly with the statement that the comprehensive social security system is making people lazy and incapable of taking initiative. The share represents a notable decrease from the 45 per cent recorded in 2017 and over 50 per cent recorded in 1992.
Nearly a half of this year’s respondents said they disagree with the statement.
EVA also examined public views on the long-discussed social and health care reform, asking the respondents to choose between two mutually exclusive options: a universal basic income and means-tested social security.
One in six respondents estimated that social security benefits should be means tested, whereas slightly over a quarter (27%) expressed their support for a universal basic income.
The interviews were conducted by Taloustutkimus between 24 September and 4 October 2018.
Aleksi Teivainen – HT
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Migration from ISX Manager to ISX Central hangs on Private Network Check.
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IP scheme mis-configuration
If you set up the private side IPs of ISX manager and ISX Central similar to the following, you will see the aforementioned issue:
Manager's private network configuration: IP: 192.168.0.1 Subnet: 255.255.252.0 (therefore the network range was 192.168.0.0-192.168.3.254
Central's private network configuration:IP: 192.168.3.254 Subnet: 255.255.254.0 (network range 192.168.2.0 to 192.168.3.254) DHCP turned off.
To resolve the issue, change the IP scheme so that they match.


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2018 is artworxLA’s 26th year! What began in 1992 as The HeArt Project became artworxLA in 2013. Over these many years, together we have tapped into the power of the arts to re-engage our most vulnerable teenagers and connect them to LA’s rich network of resources. We have created a pathway for powerful but challenged young people to move from dropping out of high school to re-engaging and re-connecting to the promise of a solid future.
I am tremendously proud of all that we have accomplished together, and it is a perfect time for me to take my leave. I will be stepping down as Executive Director of artworxLA at the end of 2018. I leave a deeply engaged and effective board of directors, a powerful and committed staff, a solid organizational system in place that just received our most favorable independent audit.
I also leave a powerful network of young people who have gone through our program, proudest when I see how they continue to support and encourage each other after they have graduated. I am grateful to the legions of extraordinary teaching artists who have brought their significant talents into our students’ classrooms to nurture their unique creative voices. Our partner classroom teachers and educators have long known of the effectiveness of the arts in a well-rounded education and I am forever grateful for their partnership.
Our dedicated Board of Directors is in place to support a well-planned and thoughtful transition that will best support artworxLA and the students we serve. A committee is in place to usher the organization through this transition, to find the next leader to continue to further our significant mission of combatting LA’s high school dropout problem through the arts.
There are so many stories to celebrate, but let me just smile at a few recent hits of joy. A great perk of doing this work for so long is knowing a community of young people who suddenly are not so young anymore! Within the last few months, a few dear friends who I have now known for 15-20 years have shared their good news. Jose’s wife Claudia is pregnant, Robert got married, Gabriel is applying to get his Master’s degree in social work, Dangela is connecting her students to opportunities at artworxLA, Alfredo just brought in a beautiful art catalogue that features one of his prints that will be exhibited at USC’s Fisher Gallery. What a beautiful community we have.
I have learned many lessons over these 26 years and I will take these next months to reflect on all that I have learned, observed and witnessed. I look forward to this year ahead, to supporting the board and staff through this transition, and to the exciting next chapter of artworxLA.
Thank you for your partnership and support. I look forward to celebrating with you all at our May 10 gala!

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Do you plan to travel during pregnancy? Unless there is a specific medical problem, you can do it without problem; Just take into account some aspects:
- Travel by car. We recommend to rest periods of 15 to 20 minutes every 2 hours, getting out of the car to 'stretch your legs', since during pregnancy there is a greater risk of circulatory problems, such as episodes of thromboembolism. The patient should hydrate well and carry light food that provides carbohydrates that can prevent a drop of sugar. In addition, it is not advisable to carry long journeys by yourself or by driving (and always wear the seat belt). There are adapters for the belt that make wearing it may be more comfortable; In any case, the belt does not harm the fetus and the injuries that it could produce in the event of an accident, will always be less than the ones it avoids.
- Travel by airplane. In the first place, it is necessary to know that it is not a problem; You can travel at any time - if the pregnancy is normal -. Sometimes, airlines can set a gestational age from which they do not let pregnant women fly (no one wants to attend a booth delivery), so you may be asked to bring a report from your gynecologist where they appear Your probable due date. On long flights it is convenient to get up and walk on the plane. It is also advisable to take 100-200 mg of acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) before flight to avoid the famous 'tourist class syndrome'. You should also know that the security 'arcs' of entry to the terminals do not pose any risk to the fetus.
- Travel by train. The train is considered a means of safe transportation and very suitable for a pregnant woman, since it allows her to get up and move easily; We could say that it would be the optimal means of transport.
In any case, it is always advisable to insure and carry health insurance covering any incidence related to gestation and / or childbirth, especially if you travel outside the European Economic Community.
In addition, it is not convenient to travel to countries whose health conditions are not adequate and / or endemic diseases.
Finally, remember that in case of traveling to hot destinations, special care must be taken with the sun, since during pregnancy the skin is much more sensitive and permanent spots may appear; Sunscreens with a protection index greater than 30.
In turn, the patient is much more susceptible to dehydration, so remember to drink fluids frequently.

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Date(s) - 09/07/2018
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Presenting a two person show of representational paintings and assemblage sculptures. While both these artists have different media and subject matter, they share the same artistic ideals that they started with at the Rhode Island School of Design.
The Community Arts Partnership thanks the Tompkins Trust Company for their generous sponsorship of the CAP ArtSpace and C.S.P. Management for sponsoring this exhibit.


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The last time the Heat faced the Spurs, San Antonio appeared a shell of its former championship self.
Shooting guard Manu Ginobili was still sidelined from September ankle surgery. Point guard Tony Parker was hobbling off the court in the first quarter with a sprained left ankle that would put him out for nine games. And the Spurs were in the midst of a 2-5 start to the season.
That was on Nov. 7 at the AT&T; Center, when the Heat turned an 18-0 first-quarter blitz into a 99-83 victory, its first victory in San Antonio in 12 years.
Now fast forward to a recent morning when Heat coach Erik Spoelstra was glancing at the standings while enjoying his Fruit Loops and Red Bull (or whatever today's 30-somethings do for breakfast).
"I looked this week, and, oh, surprise, surprise, the Spurs are second in the West," Spoelstra said. "They've weathered the storm."
While the Spurs hardly resemble the team that fell two months ago to the Heat, they do resemble their typical epitome of sustained excellence, now with 13 victories in their past 16 games.
"They got healthy," said Heat forward Shawn Marion, who expects to return for tonight's rematch against the Spurs from his Saturday absence with back spasms. "They're back to full strength."
In some ways, the Spurs may be more complete than at any point since winning the 2007 NBA title. Amid the absences of Ginobili and Parker, they were able to develop rookie point guard George Hill and offseason free-agent addition Roger Mason. They also retooled their lineup, with former Florida Gators outside-shooting big man Matt Bonner now starting at power forward.
"They're coming back with a full team," Marion said. "That's the difference. At the same time, it's going to be interesting because we're a different team than when we played them, as well."
When the teams first met, the Heat was in the midst of its 7-8 start with rookie forward Michael Beasley in its starting lineup. Since replacing Beasley with Joel Anthony, who did not play in that first meeting against the Spurs, the Heat is 11-6.
But while the Heat has remained a middle-of-the-pack presence, the Spurs have edged slightly ahead of the Hornets to regain the Southwest Division lead, now second to the Lakers in the Western Conference.
"Since we've played them, they're playing as well as anybody in the league," Spoelstra said. "They're healthy now."
Like so many of the contenders the Heat has faced in recent games, the Spurs are an over-the-top success story. They rank first in the league in 3-point percentage and third in 3-point conversions.
That makes this another pick-your-poison night against Tim Duncan, just as it was against the Magic and Dwight Howard in Friday night's loss in Orlando.
"It's going to be a tough game for us defensively, to summon up the energy again," Spoelstra said.
The difference between the Magic game and this rematch with the Spurs is this will be at AmericanAirlines Arena, where the Heat has won five in a row, including an overtime win against New Jersey on Saturday.
"We know," Heat backup forward Yakhouba Diawara said, "it's not the same team that we faced two months ago."
Ira Winderman can be reached at email@example.com
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Scouting report: The Heat won the first game of the two-game season series 99-83 Nov. 7 in San Antonio, when the Spurs were without Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker left in the first quarter because of ankle injury. ... Forwards James Jones (wrist) and Dorell Wright (knee) are out for the Heat. ... For the Spurs, forward Ian Mahinmi (ankle) is out.
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Now available to parents/students of Regina Public Schools!
We were excited to welcome media to our special book launch event for Dr. George Feguson's The Wood Fairies Christmas Deed.
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His Dons battled back from a pair of two touchdown deficits to upset Curley, 33-32
One of the biggest upsets of the early 2015 football season took place Friday night as Loyola Blakefield staged a stirring second half rally to knock off previously No. 6 ranked Archbishop Curley, 33-32.
In ending a two-season losing streak to the Friars, the Dons earned their head coach, Brant Hall, Baltimore Touchdown Coach of the Week honors for Week 3 of the 2015 football season.
Hall, who has his squad off to a 2-1 start this fall, says the early success comes down to a key ingredient important to all teams.
“I think that last week's win speaks to the character of the young men that we have on this year's team,” said Hall. “We are trying to challenge them to become one unit and put the team before themselves. “This win will help with the confidence that our boys have in themselves and their teammates. We must continue to work hard and take it one week at a time.”
Friday, Loyola literally took it one play at a time, as they battled back from a pair of two touchdown deficits, including a 26-12 margin in the second half. Hall pointed to senior leadership for leading the effort.
“Biafra Okoronkwo and Darren Seward are two seniors who have displayed their leadership through their play on the field. Biafra is a great kid who has been the spark plug for our offense for the past two weeks,” said Hall. “He had two big touchdown runs against Curley that kept us in the game. He is currently averaging over 13 yards per carry this year. Darren racked up 20 tackles in the win and continues to show why he is one of the best linebacker in the state of Maryland. It's great to have senior leadership with such a young team.”
Hall was once a star player with the Dons and he also served as an assistant under former coach Brian Abbott before taking the helm of the program in 2012. He discussed the honor he fells to lead his alma mater.
“It is very special for me to lead the football team at such a great school. I am extremely humbled and proud to have to opportunity to continue to represent Loyola Blakefield and everything the school stands for,” stated Hall. “Most importantly, I'm honored to be able to help with the formation of our Dons.”
He was also honored to be recognized by his coaching peers
“It's a special honor to share the same fortune as some of the other great men, that are a part of the BTC, who have been named Coach of the Week before me. It feels good to know that people appreciate the job that you do to help our youth.”
Further, Hall expressed his appreciation for the work of the BTC.
“The BTC does a great job to help and promote the young men that play high school football in Maryland. As an organization, the number one goal is to make sure that the athlete's in the Baltimore-Metro area get the same exposure as the kids in the rest of the country,” added Hall. “I am very thankful for the BTC and everything the group does to help support the schools and athletes that are a part of the group.”
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Second time’s the charm
Minot voters have approved a $39.5 million bond issue to pay for construction of a new elementary school, two new elementary school additions and safety and security measures at schools throughout the district. It passed four months after voters said no to a far grander in scope $125 million school bond issue and is the first time since 1969 that voters in Minot have approved a school bond issue.
“This is good news,” said Superintendent Mark Vollmer on Tuesday. He said work should begin immediately on plans for the new school and school additions. School officials have said the bond issue was needed to help address overcrowding in district schools, where 21 portable classrooms are in use outside school buildings. Nine portable classrooms alone are in use at Washington Elementary in southeast Minot.
The bond issue passed Tuesday with 3,977 votes in favor, or 66.96 percent of the vote, and 1,962 no votes, or 33.04 percent against. The total number of voters was 5,940. That is fewer than the number of people who voted in the failed $125 million bond issue election four months ago, said Ward County Auditor Devra Smestad. That election drew 8,680 voters and drew less than 60 percent of the vote. A bond issue requires 60 percent or greater approval to pass.
The bond issue voters said yes to on Tuesday will mean taxes will go up $123.83 per year for the owner of a $200,000 home in the district. The annual tax increase will be $61.92 on a home valued at $100,000 and $185.75 per year on a $300,000 home. The bond issue is for 20 years.
Work on safety and security measures at the schools, including including the addition of buzzer systems, security vestibules, cameras and relocating school offices to central locations, will begin this summer, said Vollmer. He said classroom additions at Perkett and Edison Elementaries, including a new gymnasium at Perkett, should be completed in time for the 2015 school year. A new elementary school, to be built on land the school district already owns in southeast Minot, should be completed by the start of the 2016 school year. It will be large enough for 550 students.
Vollmer acknowledged that the bond issue might not solve all of the district’s space needs. This year’s kindergarten through second grade classes are all large classes and district wide enrollment is expected to grow by 1,000 students in the next five years.
Vollmer said school officials will keep a close eye on enrollment numbers as those students reach middle school and high school age.
“We need to watch those numbers,” said Vollmer.
The bond issue defeated in December would also have called for construction of a second high school and renovation of Central Campus into a fourth middle school for the school district.
Cost estimates for the projects approved on Tuesday are as follows: $350,000 for safety and security remodeling at Bel Air Elementary; $280,000 for safety and security remodeling at Bell Elementary; $325,000 for safety and security remodeling at Dakota Elementary; $3.225 million for a classroom addition at Edison; $25,000 for additional security cameras at Lewis and Clark Elementary; $25,000 for additional security cameras at Longfellow Elementary; $125,000 for safety and security remodeling at McKinley Elementary; $540,000 for safety and security remodeling at North Plains Elementary; $8.84 million for a classroom addition and new gymnasium at Perkett Elementary; $300,000 for safety and security remodeling at Roosevelt Elementary; $225,000 for safety and security remodeling at Sunnyside Elementary; $350,000 for safety and security remodeling at Washington Elementary; $25,000 for additional security cameras at Erik Ramstad Middle School; $350,000 for safety and security remodeling at Jim Hill Middle School; $350,000 for safety and security remodeling at Memorial Middle School; $225,000 for a security camera upgrade at Minot High School-Central Campus; $225,000 for a security camera upgrade at Minot High School-Magic City Campus; $18 million for construction of the new elementary school.
In addition, “soft costs” such as professional fees, contingencies, site survey, testing and permits is estimated at $5.7 million. “Owner costs” including bond costs, furniture, fixtures, equipment, legal fees, builders risk insurance and miscellaneous owner expenses is estimated at $1 million.
The total costs, including construction costs, soft costs and owner costs is estimated at $40.5 million.
The district will pay for the project with a $20 million school construction loan from the state at 1.72 percent interest and by sale of $19.5 million in general obligation bonds. The district will also use a $222,000 state safety and security grant, which requires matching local funds to a total of $444,000 and by taking $592,000 from the district’s reserve fund.

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The Coakley campaign held a conference call this evening to allege "voting irregularities" reported several supporters, who claimed they got ballots pre-marked for Brown.
The Sec. of State William Galvin, talked to the Boston Herald about two such instances:
In the Brighton case, Secretary of State William Galvin said a ballot that was filled out, but never put in the voting machine, was left on a table and given to another voter. Poll workers verified the optical scanner was short one ballot and issued the voter a clean ballot, Galvin said. The other ballot was voided, he said.
In Cambridge, a voter took a ballot that was believed to be clean and then went into the voting booth. The voter then told election officials the ballot had been filled out.
Galvin said the ballot was voided and the voter was given a clean ballot.
“In both there was no official involvement and no official misconduct at any time,” he said.
Salon says, "meh," and warns Coakley supporters that they're not talking like this because they're winning.
The Coakley campaign's press release about the alleged irregularities was dated yesterday. The date has since been corrected, but I grabbed a screen shot. It was either a typo, once again demonstrating the incompetence of the Coakley campaign, or in the more cynical reading, evidence that Coakley's camp planned to bring forth such allegations before voting even started. I'd bet on the former, but the Brown campaign goes after them for trying to pull a pre-emptive strike.
Brown supporters were noting a YouTube video today in which a woman appears to be giving out blank absentee ballots on Election Day, but the Sec. of State expresses doubt about whether it was shot today:
The Brown campaign said there is a YouTube video of a woman displaying an absentee ballot in Lawrence, according to Galvin. He said there’s no evidence the video was taken today.
“We don’t think of it as something that’s going to affect the count,” Galvin said.
Lawrence City Clerk William Maloney said he spoke with the woman in the video, who he identified as Isabel Melendez. Melendez is a well-known figure in Lawrence and program director at the Greater Lawrence Community Action Council, Inc. and hosts a local radio program.
Maloney said Melendez told him the video was shot yesterday and the ballots she is seen holding are actually samples.
There's also this video.


Paris Air Show 2011: Elbit investigates new Hermes 900 potential
By Huw Williams
Elbit Systems is examining new payloads and capabilities for its Hermes 900 medium-altitude long-endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
Speaking to Janes at the Paris Air Show, Elad Aharonson, Elbits executive vice-president and general manager for unmanned aircraft systems, said that the company was looking at ways to take advantage of the Hermes 900s internal bay.
The Hermes 900 has a 450 kg payload capacity (inclusive of fuel), up to 250 kg of which can be carried in the 250 litre-volume internal bay. New payloads under consideration, Aharonson said, were unspecified radar and long-range electro-optic systems (EOS). The current onboard capability is sufficient to accommodate more demanding power systems, he added.
Since then, Selex Galileo has confirmed that Elbit has selected its Gabbiano T200 long-range surveillance radar as the Hermes 900s main sensor of choice and that the smaller Gabbiano T20 will be installed aboard Elbits Hermes 450s. Both radar versions offer synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and inverse SAR imaging modes.
Elbit is looking at the potential to use the internal bay as a cargo-carrying space for an aerial resupply capability that would use a parachute system.186 words
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The glittering trophy for the second season of the HBL PSL was unveiled at the Dubai Sports City on Monday 6th February as well as the other best wicketkeeper, best bowler, best batsman and man of the match trophies.
The captains of the 5 franchises were present as well as their owners alongside the PSL chairman Najam Sethi. A press conference followed the trophy unveiling in which the captains and the team owners talked about how they have prepared for their upcoming campaign, the build-up to the tournament and about the tournament itself. The sponsors, franchise owners and the supporters were promised by Najam Sethi that they will witness the best level of cricket in the next 3 weeks.
The main trophy is named the “Spirit Trophy” which took 4 months to design and assemble with numerous mock-ups of the trophy being made. The includes over 50,000 small diamonds. The trophy represents the patriotism of the Pakistani people and how the cricket and young upcoming talent is bonded under one small roof which is the HBL PSL.
The trophy for the best batsman was unveiled by the legendary Kiwi batsman and Qalanders captain Brendon McCullum; Pakistani and United captain Misbah-ul-Haq and world renowned Kings captain Kumar Sangkarra.
The best batsman trophy was names after the great legend late Hanif Mohammed; it is a crystallised cricket bat with the crystals representing the stars that will take place in the exciting brand of cricket, the HBL PSL.
The best bowler’s trophy was a crystallised cricket ball named after the legendary Pakistani fast bowler Fazal Mahmood and was unveiled by the Peshawar Zalmi captain, Darren Sammy.
The Quetta Gladiators captain and wicketkeeper unveiled the best wicketkeeper of the tournament trophy which is a crystallised keeping glove named after the legend that he is Imtiaz Ahmed.
The man of the tournament trophy was unveiled by the former Karachi Kings captain and Pakistani all-rounder Shoaib Malik.
The action of this beautiful brand of cricket begins on the 9th of February on a Thursday at 8:00 pm local time, 9:00 pm Pakistan time. I will hope to catch you all there.
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Hello my fellow goggle-boxes, I hope you are all well. Here’s all the goodies I managed to watch over the month of March, when the ‘pandemic-that-shall-not-be-named’ arrived to our shore meaning we had to start practising social distancing, making a lot more time for watching telly:
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile (2019) ** – First, one Friday takeaway night, we watched this crime film, in which Zac Efron controversial plays the charismatic serial killer Ted Bundy, as his terrible crimes are revealed from the perspective of his longtime girlfriend, Liz Kendall; based on her memoir, The Phantom Prince: My Life with Ted Bundy. A creepily gripping watch that had me repulsed and fascinated in equal measure – Hats off to Efron he played Bundy scarily good!
True Blood (S2) ** – Then, I finished season two of this supernatural drama, based on Charlaine Harris’ The Southern Vampire Mysteries, which continues to follow the misadventures of Sookie Stackhouse. Now, with her two competing vampire suitors, she has to take on the anti-vampire Fellowship of the Sun church and save Bon Temp from spiralling into chaos. Still a little too much sex for my taste, but still good vampire fun, and let’s face it, what troubling times are not made better by sexy-ass vampires?! 😉
Locke & Key (S1) ** – Next, I finished this new, supernatural horror series, on Netflix, based on the comics by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez. Following their father’s shocking murder, three siblings and their mother move across country to the old family Key House, that turns out to be filled with reality-bending, magical keys. A fun, teenage drama with a dark twist, that had me both laughing-out-loud and slightly wanting to hide behind my pillow. Really hoping for another season.
How To Train Your Dragon (2010) *** – Finally, to cheer myself up during self-isolation at home, I watched this computer-animated film, based on the 2003 book of the same name by Cressida Cowell. Young Hiccup, a Viking, expected to fight and kill dragons, goes and does the exact opposite by befriending a deadly Night Fury dragon, he names Toothless. A brilliant family adventure, full of laughs, and made even better by the fact Toothless reminded me of my cat. 😺
Altogether that is four new-to-me adaptations watched in March. I also started watching True Blood (S3), but with no re-watches during the month my grand total stays at four.
As for non-adaptations, I finished watching the BBC’s Back in Time Corner Shop, a great nostalgic watch; and the retro, supernatural horror, Stranger Things 2 & 3, where I enjoyed some more monster mayhem. I have also enjoyed a couple of nights at the movies, obviously from the comfort of my own sofa though, where I watched the bloody, revisionist Western, Django Unchained (2012); the fun, animated fantasy adventure, Coco (2017); and the biographical musical, Rocketman (2019).
Now over to you: Have you watched any of these? Fancy any of these? What have you been watching recently?


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When it comes to the bears of North America, there is a clear hierarchy that is put on full display in this recent video from Glacier National Park.
The footage shows an interaction between a grizzly and a black bear. It’s apparent that the black bear is terrified of the much larger grizzly, but the smaller bear is able to scramble up a tree to safety. While black bears are prolific tree climbers, grizzly bears are unable to do so.
Direct interactions between the two species of bear is somewhat rare, and it is even more rare that it’s caught on camera. While black bears are common across much of the United States, grizzly bears in the lower 48 are confined to the most remote parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho.
The video was captured by park visitor Anthony James and shared on Glacier National Park’s official social media accounts.
“Check out this amazing video of grizzly and black bears interacting.
Normally agreeable when food is abundant, grizzly and black bears run into one another more often when food is scarce—like early summer.
While grizzly bears are larger and typically stronger than black bears, this black bear displays its powerful exit strategy: climbing!
The short, sharp claws of the black bear are ideal for tree climbing. The grizzly’s longer, duller claws are great for digging, but poor for climbing—especially because an adult grizzly is substantially heavier than a black bear.”

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MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia announced on Monday it would hold a large test of its Strategic Missile Forces that will see it fire ballistic and cruise missiles from the land, sea and air this week.
The exercise, from Oct. 15-17, will involve around 12,000 military personnel, as well as aircraft, including strategic nuclear bombers, surface ships and submarines, Russia’s Ministry of Defense said in a statement.
The drills come at a time when President Vladimir Putin is warning of a burgeoning arms race spurred by the unraveling of a key arms control treaty, something he blames on the United States. Washington rejects that and says Russia is the one who has flouted its arms control commitments.
The aim of this week’s exercise is to test the readiness of Russia’s command structure and how efficiently its orders are carried out, the defense ministry said.
Missiles will be fired on military testing ranges in Russia’s Far East and at remote locations in its Far North.
Russia’s Northern Fleet will be involved, the ministry said, saying the naval part of the exercise would cover the Barents, Baltic, Black, Caspian and Okhotsk seas.
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LG is done making mobile phones. The company is promising to continue selling existing models for a few more months and to provide operating system and security updates for some indeterminate time. But phones that LG had in the pipeline for launch this year? They’re not coming.
A series of real-world photos are giving us an idea of what they would have looked like though.
Several photos and a few other details have been shared on Twitter by @FrontTron.
According to one post from @FrontTrun, the LG Rainbow (shown below), which may also have been known as the LG V70 in some regions, looks like a follow-up to last year’s LG Velvet. Like that phone, it has three rear cameras stacked one atop the other, a curved back, and what appears to be a metal frame. The phone would most likely have featured mid-range specs and a mid-range price tag if it ever went on sale.
The LG Rollable, meanwhile, would have been a much more unusual smartphone. Also known by the model number LM-R910N, this device was expected to feature a rollable display that would allow the screen to stretch from phone to tablet-size or back again with the press of a button.
LG had been teasing the rollable since September, 2020 and the company has been showing off rollable display technology for even longer. While it’s possible that
Another image shared by @FrontTron (the first image in this article) seems to give us our first real-world look at the phone, although with the display turned off and no animation, it’s hard to really gauge what the phone/tablet hybrid would have looked like in real life. But we do have two pretty good clues.
First, LG gave a brief preview during its Consumer Electronics Show keynote in January.
And second, while LG may not be bringing a smartphone with a rollable display to market now that it’s closing down its entire mobile phone business, LG isn’t the only company to have this idea. Earlier this year Chinese phone maker Oppo unveiled the Oppo X 2021 with a rollable display that allows a single device to work as a phone or a tablet.
So when the history of smartphones are written, LG may go down yet again as the first company to introduce a new feature… but not as the company that was most successful at actually selling phones with that feature.
I like the rollable display concept. Seems less bulky than the foldables out so far. Although I’m not sure if LG would have executed it well anyway.
They executed their previous phones so badly that we won’t ever find out. The wing, really, did anyone want a phone like that? Well I guess we know the answer don’t we.
I was really looking forward to the V70 release as my old V30 is starting to get a little slow. Unfortunately I’ll likely have to move to a OnePlus 9 or Sony Xperia since I cannot stand Samsung’s UI.
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