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In a newly released video, the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, or TTP) honors its former leader Hakeemullah Mehsud and pays tribute to his life in jihad. In doing so, however, the group highlights the often overlooked close relationship between the Afghan Taliban, its Pakistani brothers, and Al Qaeda, and Pakistan’s complicity in propping up terror networks.
In paying tribute to Hakeemullah, TTP’s video discusses the close ties and coordination between it and the Afghan Taliban and its sub-group the Haqqani Network. As well as central Asian jihadist groups such as the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, and “Arabs,” a not so subtle nod to Al Qaeda.
The video opens with a homage to so-called martyrs of the jihad. The list illustrates the TTP’s view of the jihadist network in the region. That network extends far beyond its own rank and file, whose slain leaders are also heavily represented in the montage.
Among the non-TTP members who are featured are jihadi giants such as Osama bin Laden and Abdullah Azzam, the co-founders of Al Qaeda; Mustafa Abu Yazid, a senior Al Qaeda leader with close ties to the Taliban; Afghan Taliban founder Mullah Omar; Mullah Dadullah, a top Afghan Taliban military commander; Mullah Sangeen Zadran; a senior Haqqani Network military leader; Tahir Yuldashev, the former emir of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan; Anwar al Awlaki, the American cleric for Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula; Abu Musab al Zarqawi, the founder of Al Qaeda in Iraq; Adul Rashid Ghazi, the former leader of the Lal Masjid in Islamabad; and Nizamuddin Shamzai, the influential Deobandi cleric who led the infamous Jamia Uloom-e-Islamia Islamic University in Karachi that has spanned numerous Pakistani terror groups.
The video paints Hakeemullah as a storied jihadist fighter having been involved in several key battles and attacks. In one scene, the video compares Hakeemullah to other “heroes of the Islamic nation” such as Al Qaeda leaders Ibn Khattab and Abu Musab al Zarqawi, and former Afghan Taliban commander, Mullah Dadullah.
Hakeemullah fought alongside famed Afghan Taliban commander Mullah Dadullah in Helmand in the early days of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan. A narrator in the film explains that Baitullah Mehsud, the founder and first emir of the TTP, had sent Hakeemullah to Helmand to fight alongside Abdullah Mehsud with Mullah Dadullah.
However, the video notes that Hakeemullah had previously attempted to join the fight in Afghanistan but was personally turned away by Mullah Omar because he was too young. Omar is referred to as Amir al Mu’minin, or the leader of the faithful, a religious title that is often given to the caliph, or leader of the caliphate.
Abdullah Mehsud, a Pakistani jihadist from South Waziristan, was captured fighting alongside the Taliban against U.S. forces in Dec. 2001 and detained at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility before being released in late 2003. He quickly rejoined the fight, and organized 5,000 fighters to again attack U.S. forces in Afghanistan. The video then makes it clear that following Pakistani military offensives in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) in 2004 at the behest of the U.S., both Hakeemullah and Baitullah began their jihad in Pakistan.
From here, the video highlights how Hakeemullah became a jihadist commander in his own right. The film states that Hakeemullah opened up the FATA area for foreign jihadists to train and to use as safe havens. The narrator explicitly mentions “Uzbeks” and “Arabs,” while the former emir of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, Tahir Yuldashev, is shown on screen.
“… so these areas became a safe hideout for the mujahideen. From Arabs, Uzbeks, and other nationalities,” the TTP narrator notes.
The term “Arabs” is a reference to Al Qaeda, whose members sheltered in North and South Waziristan. The Haqqanis, which operate both in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as the Mehsuds and other Taliban factions sheltered Al Qaeda and other foreign terror groups that fled U.S. pressure in Afghanistan.
While the Pakistani Taliban groups battled the Pakistani military, Hakeemullah also had his men participate in the fighting on the other side of the border. The video states that TTP’s men fought alongside the Afghan Taliban in Khost, Paktika, Paktia, Nangarhar, and Helmand. In the mid-2000s, there were numerous reports of bodies of slain Pakistani fighters being brought back from Afghanistan to be buried.
By 2005, the Pakistani military realized the tribal areas were difficult to tame, and cut peace deals with the various Taliban groups. Al Qaeda quickly declared its Islamic Emirate of Waziristan, and embolden Islamists pushed the boundaries beyond the tribal areas. Maulana Abdul Aziz and his brother Ghazi Abdul Rashid began enforcing sharia law at the Lal Masjid, or Red Mosque, and the areas surrounding it in Islamabad. The Pakistani military raided the mosque and killed scores of followers. This caused many of the Taliban groups to band together and form the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan. Baitullah was its first emir, and Hakeemullah was his spokesman. The TTP launched a deadly insurgency that led to the takeover of the tribal areas and what was then known as the Northwest Frontier Province. Hakeemullah was named emir after Baitullah was killed in a drone strike in 2009.
As emir, Hakeemullah not only sheltered Al Qaeda and supported its global operations, he sought to attack the U.S. directly on its soil. The video spends a considerable amount of time discussing Hakeemullah’s role in the 2009 Camp Chapman attack in Khost, Afghanistan, and in directing the failed 2010 Times Square bombing plot. According to the video, Hakeemullah personally assisted in the 2009 Camp Chapman attack alongside Al Qaeda.
The TTP leader can be seen alongside Abu Dujana al Khurasani, the perpretator of that suicide bombing, which left seven CIA officers, one Jordanian intelligence officer, and one Afghan intelligence officer dead.
The Camp Chapman attack highlights the incestuous relationship between Al Qaeda and the Pakistani and Afghan Taliban. The attack took place in Khost which is dominated by the Haqqani Network. The TTP and Al Qaeda could not have conducted this attack without the permission and support of the Haqqanis.
The narrator notes that this joint operation was done in revenge for the killing of Baitullah, who had been killed in a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan earlier that year. Al Qaeda’s statement at the time noted this, as well as revenge for Saleh al Somali, Al Qaeda’s former external operations chief, Abdullah Said al Libi, the leader of Al Qaeda’s then military wing, Lashkar al Zil, and Baitullah Mehsud. The U.S. killed the three terrorist leaders during it’s drone campaign in Pakistan’s tribal areas.
Faisal Shahzad, the perpetrator of the failed 2010 Times Square plot, is also shown training in TTP facilities in Pakistan. In one clip, Shahzad is shown with Aamir Ali Chaudhry, who was designated as a terrorist by the United States in 2012 for his role as an explosive expert. The U.S. also noted his role in helping to craft the bomb for the failed 2010 plot.
In one video clip, Hakeemullah is shown leaving a building with Tahir Yuldashev, the former emir of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan. Also seen is another jihadist, who appears to be Abbos Mansoor, an ethnic Kyrgyz and the IMU’s military commander before he was killed in a drone strike in 2011.
In addition, Hakeemullah is shown in archival footage with two important Taliban leaders, further showing the close levels of coordination between the Taliban groups. In one clip, Hakeemullah and current TTP emir, Noor Wali Mehsud, are shown meeting with Mullah Sangeen Zadran.
Sangeen, a commander within the Haqqani Network, was also the Taliban shadow governor for Afghanistan’s Paktika province. In addition, he was the commander that held U.S. soldier Bowe Bergdahl and was a close ally of Al Qaeda. Sangeen has also recruited foreign fighters to travel to Afghanistan to wage jihad.
In the second, and perhaps most important of the meetings, Hakeemullah is shown meeting with Sirajaddin Haqqani, the current leader of the Haqqani Network and overall deputy leader of the Afghan Taliban. The two are displayed talking and then praying together in the video. Siraj’s face is blurred, as it always is in Taliban propaganda.
The Hakeemullah-Siraj relationship is important, as the Pakistani state views the Afghan Taliban and Haqqanis as jihadists they can work with in both Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Haqqanis are backed by Pakistan’s military and intelligence establishment. Yet, the TTP directly attacks the Pakistani state, with the support of the Haqqanis and other so-called “good Taliban.” The Pakistani state is directly complicit in the TTP’s murder of tens of thousands of Paksitani civilians, soldiers, police, and government officials.
Additionally, the Pakistani establishment’s support for the Afghan Taliban has made it directly complicit in the TTP’s attack on Camp Chapman and a multitude of TTP attacks on U.S. forces in Afghanistan, as well Shazad’s failed Times Square plot on U.S. soil.

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Najib has claimed on TV that the US indictment did not involve him nor 1MDB:
“I want to say that what was done by the DOJ recently does not involve me, or the Malaysian government, or 1MDB directly….This is not a criminal suit, but a civil suit… but it has been politicised by certain enemies”. [Najib on Indonesian Metro TV]
Contrast the above with the actual indictment by the DOJ, which in fact refers to criminal actions throughout, although it has instituted civil action to forfeit proceeds of crime in the United States. For example:
“.. multiple individuals, including public officials and their associates, conspired to fraudulently divert billions of dollars from 1MDB through various means, including by defrauding foreign banks and by sending foreign wire communications in furtherance of the scheme, and thereafter, to launder the proceeds of that criminal conduct, including in and through U.S. financial institutions”.[‘Nature of the Action’ Point 6, DOJ Indictment]
It doesn’t get plainer that that. From the above you can see that the DOJ indictment implicates public officials in Malaysia (specified as being led by Najib) in criminally and fraudulently stealing billions from 1MDB and then criminally laundering the money.
The suit does involve Najib. It does involve 1MDB. It does allege criminal behaviour and major fraud:
“The criminal conduct alleged herein occurred in three principal phases: The “Good Star” Phase… The “Aabar-BVI” Phase …. The “Tanore” Phase… The proceeds of each of these three phases of criminal conduct were laundered through a complex series of transactions, including through bank accounts in Singapore, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and the United States.” [DOJ indictment]
As for that “Tanore Phase”, the DOJ gets very personal indeed with regard to the Prime Minister (termed ‘Malaysian Official 1’) who we all know admitted over a year ago to receiving US$681 million into his private AmBank account from Tanore Finance Corporation, claiming it had been a ‘donation’ from an anonymous ‘Saudi Royal’ towards his 2013 election campaign.
This is what the DOJ has to say about that money and there is zero reference to any Saudi Royal:
$681 MILLION WAS TRANSFERRED FROM THE TANORE ACCOUNT TO AN ACCOUNT BELONGING TO MALAYSIAN OFFICIAL 1
Shortly after proceeds of the 2013 bond sale were diverted to the Tanore Account, $681,000,000 was sent from the Tanore Account to a bank account belonging to MALAYSIAN OFFICIAL 1.
On or about March 21, 2013, Tanore transferred $620,000,000 into an account at AmBank in Malaysia, whose beneficiary was listed as “AMPRIVATE BANKING-MR.” On or about March 25, 2013, an additional $61,000,000 was wired from the Tanore Account to the same account at AmBank, for a total of $681,000,000.
This account belonged to MALAYSIAN OFFICIAL 1 and is the same account that in 2011 received $20 million from the PETROSAUDI CO-FOUNDER that was traceable to the Good Star Account, as set forth in Section II.G. It is also the same account that in 2012 received at least $30 million from the Blackstone Account that was traceable to the Aabar-BVI Swiss Account and the 2012 bond proceeds, as set forth in Section III.E.3. [Section 259-61 of DOJ indictment]
So, when Najib appears on TV and says he has not been implicated in the DOJ report and that nothing criminal has been alleged, who can believe him?
Najib’s ‘Pirate Government’
Unfortunately, this pampered son of a former Prime Minister has got away with far too much for far too long and he seems to think he can treat this as merely another skirmish, whether anyone believes him or not.
He has boasted of his ‘proud pirate (Bugis) ancestry’ and those around Malaysia’s ‘First Couple’ privately confide they have nicknamed them Bonnie & Clyde. Najib should probably be dubbed ‘The Cover-up Kid’ given his list of scandals, all “fixed” by tame officials and judges – more of which shortly .
Yet, all gangster stories end in flames and with the DOJ findings it is plain to most players now that this particular pair have reached their last shoot out. Pumped up with adrenalin (and hormones too) the question is whether they themselves have yet absorbed the realities of their situation?
The couple have told their teamsters that they can still brazen this out and come out stronger, emergency legislation now to hand. Rosmah is on the phone all day long, report insiders, calling all their ministers to step out and speak up in support. The few who have done so either have no political future or plainly don’t care if they once did.
“Mrs 10%” – What western bankers dubbed Rosmah!
1MDB is just the latest episode in a political career that should rightly have ended long before Najib Razak got anywhere near the top job. He was already tarnished for all to see.
For years Najib was a notorious Minister of Defence, for which western governments and arms sales must take their share of blame. It was, as always, the Malaysian people who paid the price for pumped-up prices – Rosmah was never far away and never accepted a commission of less than 10%, insiders say.
For example, one senior French banker from a major Asian division reminisces how in 2009 in the Presidential Suite at the 5 Star Plaza Athene Hotel in Paris he witnessed procedures at the close of one such major deal. “Najib moved rooms so that the ‘commission’ could be dealt with and he observed a large suitcase stuffed with millions of dollars being offered to Malaysia’s Defence Minister“, says a source. “In turn, Najib waived to staff to take it to another nearby room …… where Rosmah was waiting. Within minutes, she was out of the place, police escort in tow, sirens wailing, to the diamond shops of the Faubourg St Honore“.
No wonder Najib acts bewildered to find how times have changed. “These things are done more quietly” he complained of the US action last week.
Even the French have named him in separate legal action as the suspected recipient of kickbacks over the Scorpene submarine scandal. Najib has told Malaysians, of course, that he has not been named, but look at how it was reported in the French press:
“The ex-president of a subsidiary of Thales, is suspected of having corrupted the present Prime Minister of Malaysia. Bernard Bioco, 72, ex-president of Thales Int Asia was put under criminal investigation on 15th sept 2014 concerning bribery of foreign public officials namely Najib Razak, the then Minister of Defence and one of his advisers Abdul Razak Baginda” [Le Point and other newspapers]
Attached to this murky submarine story is the well-known shocking murder of the translator on the deal, Altantuya Shaariibuu (who had threatened to reveal information on those very kickbacks).
Najib was comprehensively demonstrated over the subsequent court proceeding as having been up to his eyes in a legal cover-up, revelations that ought to have ended the career of any politician.
Instead the blame has been put on the shoulders of two of his own bodyguards, who were instructed to kill Altantuya by someone still anonymous and who languish in jail facing sentence of death.
But, there is another more current and pressing scandal that Malaysians should no longer continue to tolerate now their Prime Minister has been demonstrated so comprehensively to be a major thief and liar. That, of course, is the continued incarceration of Malaysia’s opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, in a case that was cooked up by Najib from beginning to end.
The evidence is overwhelming that Malaysia’s present Prime Minister was up to his neck in the conspiracy to accuse the man who most threatened him politically of a crime designed to lose him the greatest possible political support.
And Najib has been caught out lying over and again over this involvement.
For this reason alone the plainly politically motivated prosecution ought to have been thrown out of court…. and indeed so it was. After a vicious and protracted trial Anwar was resoundingly acquitted in the High Court.
However, Najib was not prepared to accept an acquittal of his political enemy, particularly since Anwar had just won the majority of votes at the General Election. The PM ordered an Appeal against that acquittal and then he ordered a conviction – the hand-picked judiciary at the top of Malaysia’s eroded judicial system complied with this irregular request, a sad indicator of the country’s institutional decline.
Najib changed his story, not once but twice
Consider how disgraceful the main facts of this case are, from the evidence in court.
Months and years of dragged out legal wrangling have conveniently blurred memories and confused foreign observers of the case, for Najib. However, it has been firmly established that Najib himself met the ‘victim’ at his house shortly before the complaint of sodomy was filed in June 2008, just after Anwar had caused shock waves with a landslide towards the opposition in the March election.
At first the Prime Minister lied and said he had not ever met the young worker from Anwar’s office. But, when a photograph appeared showing the man inside Najib’s home he changed his story and explained that Mohd Saiful had pitched up three months earlier to talk about student grants (as one does with the then deputy Prime Minister).
In fact Saiful was already a student drop-out, although he had been active in BN while at college before applying to join Anwar’s team just before the March election.
It was only after Saiful admitted under court questioning that he had discussed the issue of alleged sodomy with Najib in his house in June, just a two days before the alleged incident, that the DPM changed his story for a third time and admitted that he had indeed discussed the matter with Saiful and that yes, the lawyer and later prosecutor on the case Shafee Abdullah was also in the house at the time.
Najib acknowledged in this third version of events that he had advised Saiful to go and lodge a police report.
Saiful also admitted under further questioning that the day before the alleged incident he had also held a secret meeting with a police chief in the Concord Hotel in KL. Assistant Commissioner Rodwan Mohd Yusof had a long grudge against Anwar, who accused him of framing him during his previous arrest and imprisonment. Again the case was not thrown out.
Even so, it was two days after his visit to Anwar’s house and the alleged incident took place that Saiful took himself first to a private clinic to complain of sodomy. The doctor could find no evidence of interference, but when Saiful complained there had been crime involved the doctor sent him for full examination at a public hospital.
The doctors at the public hospital could find no evidence of any interference either, as would have been expected, but since Saiful claimed he had not washed or defecated in the two days since the alleged incident they took sample to check for DNA.
There was great mystery and confusion over what happened next as delay in the arrival and analysis of these samples appears to have occurred, according to Australian barrister Mark Trowell who has written about what he describes as a travesty of a legal case. The prosecution refused to provide details about how they acquired and processed their ‘evidence’.
The entire case was conducted against a backdrop of politicking and further accusations of a sexual nature against Anwar by BN, this time allegedly involving a female prostitute and a video without a properly identifiable face.
Unsurprisingly, after months of this nonsense the High Court Judge threw out the prosecution and acquitted Anwar. In any normal country that would have been the end of the matter, as the process of appeal is reserved for the defendant and not the prosecutor, who has failed to prove his case to the judge and jury (sadly the latter institution was abolished in Malaysia).
But, in Malaysia no. Najib was by this time Prime Minister and he drove through an appeal by the prosecution to the higher courts, where BN have control over top appointments. Over the next two years and in the aftermath of a triumphant 2013 election result by Anwar Najib got the judges of the Federal Court to present the judgement he was after – a guilty verdict that would force his foe from politics.
That night a sick and sickened pilot drove his plane out over the Indian Ocean and ditched it in – Najib should take his share of the blame for that as well.
Are Malaysians to sit an tolerate a situation where a disgraced thief and liar has succeeded in driving the opposition leader into jail in a case he masterminded himself from start to finish? To be even more sure of controlling the case, the self-same Shafee Abdullah, Najib’s close legal associate, who attended that first meeting with the ‘victim to be’ in Najib’s house, unaccountably replaced the normal prosecution barristers on the case as a private prosecutor hired by the government during the final appeal hearings.
Najib has worked to exploit the leaderless situation confronting the opposition ever since and BN/UMNO smugly talk of divisions faced by the party they deliberately decapitated. He has gone on to “woo” the PAS Islamic party away from the opposition coalition in the normal way he woos – RM90 million is widely reckoned to have flowed into the top echelons of PAS in recent months (BN veterans would tell them they came cheap).
To sugar matters further for PAS, Najib has gone on a crusade to show himself ‘more holy than thou’ on every PAS religious agenda, stirring up extremism in Malaysia and undermining civil law and institutions, without turning a single hair over the destabilising, divisive and dangerous consequences to his country and his own party.
He thinks it’s clever. If a man has no charisma to attract his followers he buys them, whatever it takes.
Najib’s next target it the other powerful centre of political opposition, which is the well-run DAP party, which enjoys a strong support for its reputation for integrity. The Prime Minister has adopted his preferred technique of legal persecution, abusing all his powers to accuse DAP’s leader of the crime with which he himself is most associated, corruption.
Malaysia now faces the spectacle of their own most corrupted world leader, caught out stealing billions, going after a state leader over paltry and flimsy accusations of an alleged cheap deal to buy his modest house.
With Guan Eng in jail alongside Anwar, PAS on the pay-roll, all his critics sacked and his emergency powers in place, Najib plainly reckons he can pull off another “election win”.
Can Malaysians tolerate more of this and more graft and squander by his pumped up, hormone abusing wife?
No wonder Najib’s own family, his former patron Dr Mahathir and so many others from his own BN party (none saints themselves) have fallen away in shock and disgust from this man supposedly ‘born to lead’. They know him best.
Malaysians should team up to reject Najib. Next they can fight for reform.
This article was the subject of legal proceedings brought by Abdul Hadi Awang. Mr Awang says that he has not personally accepted nor personally approved the acceptance by anyone at PAS of money from Prime Minister Najib Razak to secure their political support. Mr Awang dropped his suit on February 1st 2019.

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James, Paul are NBA’s players of the week
Cleveland forward LeBron James and New Orleans guard Chris Paul were selected the NBA players of the week, the league said Monday.
Paul took the honor for the NBA Western Conference and James for the Eastern Conference for their play in games March 16-22.James was second in the Eastern Conference in scoring, averaging 30.3 points per game as the Cavaliers were 4-0 on the week. He had three double-doubles, including a 43-point, 12-rebound performance Wednesday against Orlando. It was the second consecutive week James was the NBA Eastern Conference player of the week. He's won the honor seven times this season.
Paul led the Hornets to a 3-1 week, averaging 28.5 points, 9.5 steals and a league-best 4.5 steals a game. Paul had 32 points, 10 assists and five steals Thursday against Minnesota, the fourth time this year he's had at least 25 points, 10 assists and five steals in a game. Monday's announcement marked his fourth player of the week honor this season.
Other nominees for the Eastern and Western Conference Players of the Week were Boston's Rajon Rondo, Charlotte's Gerald Wallace, Houston's Ron Artest, Miami's Dwyane Wade, Phoenix's Jason Richardson and Portland's Brandon Roy.


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Embracing Equity: A Mother EmpoweredSelf, Business , Women & Girls
Contributed by: Food for the Hungry Canada
Written by Tatum Bergen and Ana Leticia Bernal Bernal
Some things in life are beyond our control, like the society we grow up in, the tools we have access to, the beliefs our communities hold.
Maria, a mother of six children in Rio Azul, a remote community in the Ixil region of Guatemala, knew this well. She was in charge of the home and taking care of her children, while her husband, Diego, worked hard as a bricklayer to provide for their family. Without ever being taught financial literacy, week after week she struggled to break even, sometimes even falling short. They couldn’t get ahead of Diego’s paycheque.
Worry and despair started to overtake her. She recalls always wondering if she could cover her family’s needs, buy enough food, and make the payments for school fees on her husband’s salary. She knew something had to change, but she didn’t know what.
This feeling of helplessness reached beyond their finances to Maria’s heart. Being undervalued for much of her life, she isolated herself from her community and church because she felt as though she didn’t have anything to offer, incapable of making an impact.
The belief that women should stay at home—a pervasive belief in many rural Guatemalan communities—didn’t help the situation. Men in the region do not see women as being capable of properly managing family finances and resources. Consequently, they are never given the opportunity to learn healthy habits for spending, saving, or investing. Without the ability to support her family financially, Maria knew that her daughters would likely have the same future.
If her community could embrace equity by recognizing that women have different social circumstances–like a lack of financial training–that leads to them not knowing how to manage finances well, maybe times could change. Simply giving women the opportunity to handle finances wouldn’t necessarily lead to equality. Maria, and women like her, would need to be given tools to learn and understand.
That’s one of the reasons why FH Canada reached out to local leaders in Rio Azul to begin a partnership that would help the community overcome their challenges and create sustainable livelihoods for families like Maria’s.
So, in 2014, Maria joined the Weaving Dreams self-management group started by FH called, “Las Margaritas Unidas de la Aldea Rio Azul” (The United Daisies of Rio Azul), which had the vision of improving women’s abilities to save and generate income.
As time passed, Maria’s participation in the group grew and, as she learned about responsible financial management, she started to set aside a little bit of her family’s money each week to contribute to group savings. All the while receiving lessons about good entrepreneurship and how to plan a business from start to finish. Through the group, FH taught her how to set individual goals, conduct self-assessments, and establish practical strategies for her goals. Around her, women with new business plans were receiving technical support on business development like customer service, distribution, pricing, and promotion. Her peers were saving money and accessing loans to develop and expand their businesses, helping raise their household income and increase their food security.
After five years, Maria decided that it was high time to take a chance. She was equipped with knowledge and tools from her Weaving Dreams group to make wise decisions, had built up her savings, and was surrounded by a community of women entrepreneurs to support her. She would start her own business.
It was a big decision, and there was risk. She had been saving for years, but didn’t quite have enough to kickstart her business. So, for the first time since joining, she took out a loan to help stock her store which she called, “Seidy Store.”
Even though she felt hesitant and afraid her products wouldn’t sell, she remembered the wisdom from her Weaving Dreams group to start small with something manageable. What was something everyone in her community needed with all the walking they had to do to get to the nearest city centre? Shoes!
Her shoe store was a hit! There was so much demand for more products that when she had repaid her first loan, Maria took out a second and, when it was repaid, a third! She expanded her products to women’s sweaters, baby clothes, coats, and gift bags.
Maria proudly displays the wares on her storefront in Rio Azul.
Her hard work turned to success, and Maria’s new business allowed her to supplement her family’s monthly income with an additional 600 Quetzal ($104 CAD) to meet their needs.
“Thanks to the training provided by FH,” Maria smiles, “I have been able to identify problems and solve them. Thanks to the group and the follow-up provided to the group, I have managed to make my business bigger.”
After eight years, Maria is still an integral part of the Weaving Dreams Las Margaritas Unidas group, and she motivates her fellow women to start their own businesses.
Where once she felt barriers on all sides, she is equipped to overcome them through the help of her Weaving Dreams group, FH and its loyal supporters, and her family working alongside her.
Today, Maria and Diego work together as a team to supply their family’s needs and pay for their children’s education. In their community in Rio Azul, times are changing. They are learning from FH training how they can take hold of their own futures and implement changes that will affect future generations. Women, too, are taking hold of the freedom to participate in leadership and assert their rights, and many women are beginning to open their own businesses, just like Maria.
“In other times, I would not have had the courage to start my business, but thanks to FH that taught us that no matter the circumstances, if I want to, I can achieve anything,” Maria says with a confident smile.
Maria and two of her daughters.
Maria looks back at the great changes that have happened these last eight years—all so unexpected. She no longer feels helpless about her circumstances. She is proud and happy of the woman she has become—a woman able to contribute to her family and to her community’s development. Surrounded by women who support her, she has shed her fear of expressing her opinion because she now knows her worth.
In the future, Maria says, she wants to see her business grow by purchasing her own land for a permanent shop in the community centre. She hopes, too, that everyone in her community can participate in FH training so they can create job opportunities for the next generation. She knows, herself, that change is possible when you are open to new ideas, and when you take the risk to embrace equity.

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The consideration of “tax neutralization” has introduced a significant shift in the calculation of economic damages for wrongful termination cases. A noteworthy development in this realm occurred on February 4th, 2019, when the California Court of Appeals ratified a judge’s ruling involving tax neutralization in a wrongful termination dispute.
The Case of Economy v. Sutter Hospital
The recent legal case of Kenneth Economy v. Sutter Hospital revolved around the plight of an anesthesiologist who was in service at a hospital from 1991 until his dismissal in 2011. The plaintiff asserted various grounds for action, some of which were settled prior to trial. Following a court trial, a judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff, awarding a sum of $3,867,122 as damages, including a substantial portion of $650,910 designated for “tax neutralization.” The defendant sought recourse with the Supreme Court of the State of California, endeavoring to challenge the judge’s verdict on the liability of the case. The appeal lodged by Sutter was ultimately denied by the Supreme Court, thus solidifying the Court of Appeals’ pronouncement on tax neutralization as the prevailing standard.
The Significance of Tax Implications
The impact of tax implications is frequently underestimated, under the assumption that the taxes on the awarded sum and the taxes that would have been levied on the lost wages annually would equate. Disregarding the tax implications on both the lost earnings and the awarded amount is a fallacy, as it results in a substantial disparity in the actual sum received by the plaintiff. Since damages are subject to taxation akin to the earnings that would have been earned in the absence of the incident, the taxes imposed on the awarded amount are likely to surpass the taxes that would have been incurred through yearly receipt of lost earnings.
It’s pertinent to note that federal tax rates exhibit a progressive pattern, escalating with higher taxable income. Consequently, the aggregation of back and front pay into a lump sum heightens the federal tax obligation in comparison to the tax liability borne by the plaintiff in the scenario of yearly income accumulation. This amplification in federal tax liability is referred to as the “adverse tax consequence” of a lump sum award. This prompts the notion that the plaintiff should be remunerated with a sum equivalent to the adverse tax consequence, thereby maintaining parity. In simpler terms, an adjustment must be applied to the award’s quantum to ensure that the after-tax value mirrors what it would have been had the losses not transpired. The additional payment accentuates the complexity of the calculation due to the ensuing recurrence of tax liability adjustments, thereby culminating in the attainment of tax neutralization. The intricacies of this process may also be contingent upon variables such as the resulting tax bracket. Addressing such complexities necessitates a process of reverse inference.
In light of the evolving landscape of wrongful termination considerations, economists must now factor in the adverse tax consequence and the tax neutralization effect with respect to federal income taxes, state income taxes, and payroll taxes. A parallel onus rests upon legal practitioners to acknowledge and incorporate these aspects into their damage assessments, ensuring optimal outcomes for their clients. In the capacity of a retained attorney, it is imperative to solicit your economist’s involvement in furnishing calculations that encompass:
1. The total tax liability the plaintiff would have borne had the termination not occurred, and income continued to be earned.
2. The tax amount the plaintiff would be accountable for if awarded the computed loss of earnings (inclusive of back and front pay).
3. The quantum of tax neutralization required.
Embracing this approach not only heightens the economist’s cognizance of adverse tax consequences but also equips them to effectively quantify them. Furthermore, it engenders more accurate and often elevated awards for the clients. As time progresses, it will undoubtedly be intriguing to observe the extent to which future decisions shape the modus operandi of both legal practitioners and economists in navigating the intricacies of tax implications within damages calculations.

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No one saw this coming.
On February 18th, the Senators were 22-23-10. Ottawa was outside of the playoff picture in the Eastern Conference and without either of their NHL-tested netminders after injuries to both Craig Anderson and Robin Lehner.
That’s when the Hamburglar stepped in and stole the show.
Andrew Hammond was summoned from Binghamton while sporting a 7-13-2 record, a 3.51 goals against average, and an .898 save percentage. His run since coming to Ottawa – 19-1-2 record, 1.82 goals against, .939 save percentage – has been the stuff of legends.
Congrats to Andrew Hammond on being named the NHL's First Star of the Week! pic.twitter.com/N3XWLy5xW6
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) April 6, 2015
With three NHL weekly stars appearances (first, first, and third star) and winner of the March Star of the Month, Hammond’s run has been recognized league-wide. The Senators owe their playoff lives in major part to the Hamburglar’s unbelievable, out-of-nowhere, season-saving, hamburger-munching hot streak.
But there’s always a catch.
While Sens fans can be forgiven for waiting on this thought, the 27-year-old Hammond is set to become an unrestricted free agent this offseason. With Anderson and Lehner already in the mix in Ottawa, the Senators’ goaltending situation is about to be a problem. A good problem, perhaps, but a problem.
How much is Hammond worth? Does it make sense to sign the out-of-the-blue star or let him walk for a bigger, ill-fated contract elsewhere?
Let’s take a look at some salary analytics to see what Hammond deserves to be paid.
What is Andrew Hammond Worth?
First, let’s lay out some general salary information for Hammond and the rest of the NHL’s goaltenders.
|Henrik Lundqvist (NHL Leader)||8.5 mil|
|Devan Dubnyk (Lowest Among Non-Hammond Starters)||800,000|
|League Average (top 30 by $)||4.71 mil|
*all salary info from Spotrac.com here
Since taking over as the lead netminder for the Senators, Hammond has held the distinction of lowest-paid NHL starter, earning about $720,000 this season. This figure is followed closely by the NHL’s other upstart goalie sensation, Minnesota’s Devan Dubnyk, who is earning $800,000 while leading the Wild back into the playoffs.
For the NHL’s top-30 goaltenders, the average salary is a lofty $4.71 million. That figure means that the Hamburglar is earning about $4 million less than the average NHL starter.
Based solely on league-wide salaries, Hammond’s contract could jump into the $3 million – $5 million range.
When searching for direct salary comparables, however, Hammond fits in with an interesting group. In terms of wins above replacement (more on this below), two other backups who have started with some regularity this season have posted similar stats.
Chicago’s Scott Darling (earning $570,000 this season) and the Rangers’ Cam Talbot ($1.45 million contract extension begins next season) have compiled similar advanced stats and each earn far less than the starters’ average salary. This could deflate Hammond’s potential contract asking price.
While contract comparables are always a part of negotiations, Hammond’s advanced statistics will factor into any deal as well. Let’s take a look at Hammond’s goalie analytics next.
How Hammond Stacks Up
— GREG LIGHTLE (@sgbdrummer) April 5, 2015
Beyond sample size, it is extremely difficult to poke any holes in Hammond’s performance for the Sens this year. Take a look at some of his advanced metrics:
|Goalie Fancy Stats||Andrew Hammond||League Rank|
|Goals Saved Above Average (GSAA)||16.38||6th|
|Quality Start Percentage (>5 games played)||.773||2nd|
|Goalie Point Shares||6.0||outside top 10***|
|Low Danger Sv%||.976||18th|
|Medium Danger Sv%||.917||33rd|
|High Danger Sv%||.895||1st|
|Wins Above Replacement||8.53||15th|
***HockeyReference.com only provides the top-10 list. For context Carey Price leads with 16.17 GPS, Roberto Luongo is tenth with 11.67 GPS
That’s a lot of analytics to wade through.
In GSAA, quality start percentage and high danger save percentage, Hammond is among the NHL’s elite. Many shots stopped that other goalies would allow to score, few bad starts, many in-close acrobatic saves.
Hammond has also mustered strong showings in goalie point shares and wins above replacement. Both of these are cumulative stats, which highlights just how game-changing Hammond has been for Ottawa. It also explains the Hamburglar’s absence from the NHL’s elite.
So far, so good.
However, these high-flying analytics are balanced by more modest performances in low- and medium-danger shots. Hammond ranks 18th and 33rd respectively in these categories, which suggests he doesn’t make the easiest saves as often as the NHL’s best goaltenders.
It is important to note the year-to-year repeatability of these skills. As Don’t Tell Me About Heart writes:
The best [correlation] results here were clearly for SvPctHigh, which is for shots directly in front of the next (in the slot). While the correlation is still small, it seems better than most results we see when it comes to goalie metrics. So maybe there is a little something to a goalie’s ability to defend a likely scoring chance.
In the end, Hammond’s skill for preventing goals on high danger shots may be the only repeatable skill anyway, making him a highly valuable goaltender.
For what it’s worth…
Taken altogether, Andrew Hammond presents an extremely interesting, unique, odd, and tricky contract negotiation for the Sens.
Fresh off of saving the Senators’ season, Hammond has an emotional value to a team that has played confidently in front of him. Contractually, the league average for starting netminders is around $4.5 million per year. This is clouded by the measly earnings by Hammond comparables like Scott Darling and Cam Talbot.
Finally, Hammond’s advanced metrics appear to check out. Though his sample size is obviously very low, Hammond’s analytics show a much-above-average netminder who stops the most difficult shots better than anyone else.
Though some decision will need to be made on parting with Anderson or Lehner, it’s tough to imagine that Ottawa won’t look to retain Hammond. In that case, a two-year deal worth $4 million per season shouldn’t surprise anyone. It’s near the going rate for NHL stoppers and Hammond’s play suggests that he’s at least worth the average investment. Only his short track record gives this deal any pause.
What the Senators do with their other NHL netminders is another question altogether.
What do you think, Sens fans? How much is Andrew Hammond worth on a new contract? Or, would you rather let the Hamburglar walk away at the end of the season?


First things first: if the name of this band leads you to expect a sort of Chinese reggae sound with radical-socialist lyrics, abandon that idea. If the album title leads you to expect country music, then you’re actually more on track — though even here, the reality is a bit more complicated. Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad use an instrumental lineup (guitar, fiddle, harmonica, banjo, bass, slide, drums) that makes them look, on paper, like something close to a bluegrass band. But the music they make is more like a roots rock fusion of country, Southern rock, and alt-Americana with the occasional sly insertion of psychedelia and, yes, reggae thrown in for fun. Some of the references are oblique: the vocals often evoke Jerry Garcia’s strained tenor gruffness (especially on “Far Away” and on their live cover version of the Grateful Dead’s “New Speedway Boogie”), and while “In These Times” uses the most explicitly reggae-based rhythmic pattern, “Healing” draws pretty explicitly on the lyrical themes of classic roots reggae. Overall, though, the mood here is a weird sort of stoner-country fusion: lots of long, discursive intros that feature resophonic slide guitar and harmonica, lots of high-lonesome harmony vocals, several deceptively laid-back calls to popular action (“Country,” “Kids in the Square”). Aaron Lipp’s slide playing is a highlight throughout.


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Delta Islands Become Latest Battleground In California Water WarsThe Metropolitan Water District in Southern California is moving forward with a plan to buy five islands in the Delta.
2016 Ballot Initiative Could Upend Gov. Brown's Delta Water Tunnels PlanA measure expected to qualify for the November 2016 ballot could threaten Gov. Jerry Brown's $15 billion twin tunnel plan to send water around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
Report: Gov. Brown May Drop Part Of Delta Water Tunnels Project Gov. Jerry Brown is rethinking a major component of the state's proposed $25 billion twin-tunnel water project.
Drought Executive Order Streamlines Process To Install Salinity Barriers In The DeltaIf approved, construction on the temporary rock barriers in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta could begin as early as May.
Property Tax Hikes Without Voter Approval May Fund California Delta Water Tunnel ProjectFunding for Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to build two massive tunnels through the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta to help transport water to Southern California may come from increased property taxes assessed on homeowners without a public vote.
Court Upholds California Water Restrictions To Protect Delta SmeltA federal appeals court on Thursday largely upheld a 2008 plan that called for restrictions on water deliveries from California's Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to protect a tiny, threatened fish.
GOP-Sponsored Bill For More Delta Water To Farmers Passes House; No Chance In SenateThe Republican-controlled House of Representatives approved a water bill on Wednesday addressing California’s ongoing drought but the measure is likely to go no further because of a White House veto threat and opposition from the state’s Democratic Senators.
Fish Become Focus In War Over Future Of Delta WaterA sportfish has become a target in the war over water rights in the Sacramento–San Joaquin River Delta. The debate over the striped bass is coming to light amid a controversial state proposal to build two twin tunnels under the Delta.
Proposed Delta Water Tunnels Reignite Battle Over Water RightsThe decades-long war for water rights between the Delta and the Central Valley farms further south is coming to a head.
State Water Officials Propose Major Changes To Delta Conservation PlanCalifornia water officials are proposing changes to a multibillion dollar plan involving two water diversion tunnels for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta.
$14 Billion Delta Plan To Help Fish Survival, Water Officials SayCalifornia water officials said on Wednesday that a $14 billion twin-tunnel plan for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta would restore the ecosystem and reduce mortality of threatened fish, although during dry years the delta smelt would be killed at the same rate as today.
SUV Flips Into Canal Near Discovery Bay, 2 DeadAuthorities say a man and a woman died after the SUV they were traveling in flipped into an irrigation ditch near far eastern Contra Costa County.


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"Children and the COVID-19 Pandemic" with Dr. Lael Yonker
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Lael Yonker, MD is a pediatric pulmonary physician-scientist, committed to improving the care of children with pneumonia and respiratory diseases. Dr. Yonker is the Director of the MGH Cystic Fibrosis Center and Co-Director of the MGH Cystic Fibrosis Therapeutic Development Center. Since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, she has led the Pediatric COVID-19 Biorepository at the Massachusetts General Hospital and has helped shape our understanding of how SARS-CoV-2 effects newborns, infants, children and young adults. Her research focuses on inflammatory responses to airway infections and she is investigating the impacts of viral load and immune responses in children with SARS-CoV-2 infection or the late COVID-19-related inflammatory illness, Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C). She is a mother of two school aged children.

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The teenager stabbed to death in Stratford has been named by police as 15-year-old Baptista Adjei.
A murder investigation has been launched after the schoolboy died outside a shopping centre on Stratford Broadway at 3.20pm on Thursday afternoon.
It is believed Baptista was attacked either on, or shortly after getting off a bus, during what has been described as an “altercation”.
Police said his friends rushed to his aid, as well as members of the public who tried to administer first aird.
Metropolitan Police officers attended the scene alongside the London Ambulance Service, where they found Baptista with critical injuries.
He passed away at the scene shortly before 3.50pm.
A second 15-year-old was found with stab injuries, not thought to be life threatening, and is being treated at a hospital in east London.
No arrests have yet been made, and police have released an urgent public appeal in a bid to track down those responsible.
A section 60 order, giving police increased stop-and-search powers, is now in place across Newham.
DCI Chris Soole, who is leading the investigation, expressed his condolences to Baptista’s family, who he said are “tragically having to come to terms with this terrible loss of life.”
“The victim of this stabbing was a schoolboy with his whole life ahead of him<” Soole continued. “He had everything to live for.
“This was a senseless attack and we share the concern and alarm this murder will no doubt cause in the local community.
“We will do everything we can to catch those involved and bring them to justice.”
He described the are Baptista was killed in as “very busy” with lots of people on the school run or making their way home, and has asked anyone with information to come forward – urging them to “do the right thing and get in touch”.
Anyone with information has been asked to contact police on 101, quoting CAD 4644/10OCT19.
Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Police have also said that information can be sent via Twitter at @MetCC.
Young people have also been directed to fearless.org – which is part of Crimestoppers – to report information anonymously and independently of the police.


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Method for brass players (Lehrmaterial) (Teaching material)
|Musical Editions||Music lesson book|
|Author / Composer||Malte Burba|
|Scope||64 pages; 23 × 30.5 cm|
|Publisher / Producer||Schott Music|
|Producer No.||ED 8760|
Not only does Malte Burba rank among the most interesting and versatile brass players of our time, he is also considered to be one of the best brass teachers worldwide. Many of his students play in leading orchestras or teach at major conservatories. One of the pillars of his pedagogy is the pioneering method developed by him for playing brass instruments which, in an absolutely logical manner, eliminates all technical and embouchure-related problems.

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An antique desk from Edmond’s Territorial Schoolhouse has been reported stolen, police said.
In 1889, Jennie Forster went to Brown’s Lumber Company and ordered enough lumber, on credit, to build a school house for the new village of Edmond in Oklahoma Territory. The Ladies School Aid Society, consisting of 15 women, had been formed and the ladies were determined to have a proper school for the local children.
The women set to work immediately to earn the money to pay back the lumber bill, according to history by the Edmond Historic Preservation Trust. They badgered husbands, merchants and citizens.
At about 11 a.m. Nov. 9, Edmond Police Officer Jeff Smith was dispatched to the structure, at 124 E. Second St., in reference to a burglary, according to an incident report filed by Officer Jeff Smith.
Beverly Terry, a school house volunteer, told the officer that sometime between 3 p.m. Nov. 8 and 10 a.m. Nov. 9 a school desk was stolen. The desk was missing from the back row and there was no sign of forced entry; all doors and windows were locked and the alarm was set, police said. Dispatch had not reported any alarms during that time.
Terry told the officer said she didn’t believe anyone from the volunteer group might have taken the desk somewhere. She had called all the people with keys to the school to check.
The school house is insured with Hancock Insurance Company. Value of the antique desk is listed as $450.
Wednesday afternoon at the school house, Terry said she was prepping for Girl Scouts who would be coming to make Christmas ornaments. That’s when she saw that the desk was missing.
“It was really upsetting to me,” said the longtime volunteer.
Terry talked about all of the various groups in the community that have contributed to the renovation of the structure in one way or another. It’s used by many groups too, including today’s students from Edmond Public Schools, she said.
By August 1889 the new school house was completed on one of six future school house lots. By the end of the first year, all the money for the lumber had been paid back and most importantly the Thanksgiving Game Dinner to benefit the project raised enough money to finish paying the school teacher for the school year.
The first class of 19 students reported Sept. 16, 1889. By the end of the term there were 37 pupils. A decade after the school house was built, the structure was sold and remodeled into a home. It later served as the site of Sanders Camera Shop until the Edmond Historic Preservation Trust purchased the property with the intent of restoring the building to its original use as an educational site.
In 1997, the Edmond City Council gave the Historic Preservation Trust the authority to investigate, acquire and preserve the structure. It was restored and dedicated in 2007.
Terry said she is going to start checking area antique shops to see if it turns up there. She said she believes the double desk was made back in the 1910s or 1920s, and it would be similar in appearance but not exactly like the others in the structure.
IF YOU have information about the school desk, call Edmond Crime Stoppers at 359-4466, use the city’s online crime tip form at edmondok.com or text a tip to 625-TEXT or 625-8398. The service will not generate a radio call or bring police to your location. You will never receive a return text. Information sent is disseminated to the appropriate EPD detectives.


Styx Revisits ‘The Grand Illusion’ and ‘Pieces of Eight’ Albums on New Concert DVD
As 1976 came to a close, Styx was a moderately successful band still breaking in a new guitarist/singer.
Two years (and two albums) later, the band — fueled by the fresh songwriting and six-string contributions of Tommy Shaw — was among the best-selling acts in America.
Styx recently revisited its platinum-selling one-two punch of 1977′s ‘The Grand Illusion’ and 1978′s ‘Pieces of Eight’ on tour, and Eagle Rock will release the sights and sounds from one show on Jan. 31.
Recorded Nov. 9, 2010, in Memphis, ‘The Grand Illusion/Pieces of Eight Live’ will be available on DVD, Blu-ray and as a DVD/two-CD set. The albums are performed in their entirety from start to finish, so fans well-versed in their Styxtory can work out their air guitar moves well in advance for such signature songs as ‘Come Sail Away,’ ‘Blue Collar Man’ and ‘Renegade.’
Also included is a bonus featured titled ‘Putting on the Show,’ which delves into the inner workings of presenting the Styx concert.


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The next night we played the Centrum again. Clarice and Fran smuggled me into their dressing room so we could do vocal warmups in the immense sports-team sized shower they had. Because, yes, everyone sounds better in the shower.
“M.D. got some range,” Clarice said when we were done. My range wasn’t especially good: my upper notes were weak and my lower notes were hard to keep in tune. I think they said things like that so I wouldn’t feel like chopped liver singing with them. These two had serious vocal firepower.
“Don’t he?” Fran answered. They had this way of referring to me as if I wasn’t there, and of making up nicknames for me. I think M.D. stood for Moon Dog, but I could be wrong. “Where’d you learn to sing again, boy?”
“Same place you did: church.” I shrugged.
Fran clucked her tongue. “Not a gospel-singing church.”
“True, it was a northern church where most of the singing was in Latin, and we only went on holidays.” I tuned my top two strings again without thinking. “And that was before my voice changed, anyway.”
Clarice patted me on the shoulder. “That must be some kind of a trauma for a boy, when you start cracking all over the place.”
“Yeah, but then they settle down,” Fran said. She hefted her boobs in her “show bra” which I understood was both structural enough to support her and was fancy enough that it would look good if it showed on stage accidentally. “I’ll never get over carrying these everywhere. Man alive.”
Clarice snickered. I think they kept thinking they’d eventually embarrass me with girl talk but I took it in stride. (Same way I did when guys in the crew got overly masculine on me, now that I think about it.) I changed the subject. “You decide what you want us to do for your birthday? You still want The Stones?”
Fran wrinkled her nose. “Someone else would have to sing the Jagger part and I don’t know.”
“Because I heard a song on the radio yesterday that I thought might work with your voice,” I said. “But I would want us to do a rock-blues arrangement. And it’s kind of crazy, I know, but I know the band would go for it.”
“Well, you gonna tell me what it is, or you want me to guess?” Fran batted her fake eyelashes at me.
“You’re either going to love the idea or hate it. I’m thinking Terence Trent D’Arby’s ‘Wishing Well.'”
Clarice shrieked, which was really ear-piercing given that she’s a soprano and we were still in the shower. “That’s a fabulous idea!”
Fran rubbed her chin like she was pretending to think about it. “You think the other guys will go for it?”
“I’m sure I can convince them.”
“You leave Remo to me,” I said.
My plan was to talk to Reem about it that night, after we got back to the hotel, but there were two messages for me when I got back. One was from Jordan saying please call. The other was from Ziggy saying please call anytime. It was a Los Angeles phone number.
I called Jordan first and got his machine. “Hey. It’s Daron. We’re in Worcester for a couple more days. Day off tomorrow–I’ll probably spend it in Boston. Here’s my number there if you don’t get me here.”
That left the unfamiliar LA number that Ziggy had left.
I dialed it. A woman answered.
I was a wuss and hung up.

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Because Apple had a patent dispute with Qualcomm and Apple cooperate with Intel. However, in the iPhone 11 series that Apple introduced earlier, the Intel 4G modem is still used. Intel is decisively selling its own 5G modem smartphone business, including technology patents, and is not ready to continue to participate in the market. Although Apple is still working with Qualcomm on the surface, it is also developing its own modem. It is expected that Apple will use its own modem in the new 2022’s iPhones.
A report by market analyst firm Fase Company said that the information provided by the source proves that Apple is indeed preparing to use its own 5G chip in 2022. However, after the Apple engineering team completed the chip development and was manufactured by the foundry, Apple needed to perform a very difficult debug demodulator test and certification process.
At the same time, Apple needs to conduct more tests in order to comply with global standards and to provide stable wireless connectivity in various countries and regions around the world. In addition, according to relevant requirements, Apple also needs to submit the relevant technical parameters and details of the modem to the US Federal Communications Commission for equipment testing and certification.


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“I am not a performer but occasionally I work in a public context. Some sculptures need the movement of people around them to work.” – Andy Goldsworthy
Public monuments in the Maltese islands are traditionally conceived as memorials of events or personages belonging to times gone by. These monuments’ inherent anachronistic presence in public gardens, roundabouts or piazzas does not engage the passersby or the car drivers in any viable exchange worthy of that name.
The effigies of Christian saints, important statesmen and national heroes from all walks of past lives impart a melancholic and elegiac dimension that one comes across in cemeteries. Death is a common denominator.
The onus set by the commissioning entities on the artists as creators of these artworks was a weight that excluded a free interpretation and, therefore, restricted creativity. A sense of gravitas usually accompanies them.
This effect is further compounded by a pedestal that projects them as unapproachable icons very much detached from the clichés of everyday life. Commemorations of nationally important events, which are tableaux extracted from history textbooks, lifelessly freeze particular moments of national importance.
Sometimes the access to these monuments is restricted by a chain or a boundary that intentionally keeps the public at bay. To some degree, the descriptive adjective in the term ‘public monument’ is a misnomer.
Through Ħaġarna, Gozitan artist Victor Agius dispels the myth that monuments are to be rigorously left alone and appreciated from a harmless and safe distance. This prohibits any interaction, tactile or otherwise, with the monument. However, the birds and other fauna, the falling leaves, the lichens and the fury of the elements are not precluded from doing so. The exclusion seems to be anthropo-specific.
Agius shares Robert Smithson’s view that monumental art is of vital importance in the landscape in which it is set. The American artist was one of the pioneers of what is known as ‘Land Art’, and during his short life, he contributed by his writings on his wide thematic interests that included geology, science fiction and Catholicism. These eclectic influences found their way into his body of work. He was, in his words, “for an art that takes into account the direct effect of the elements as they exist from day to day apart from representation.”
The oeuvre of the Gozitan artist similarly demonstrates a preoccupation with geology, that of his native island of Gozo. It defines him as an artist and it often provides the materials, among which are clay, roots and rock, that go into the creation of his art.
Two towering megaliths open up a space that invites people to walk through, like a birth canal of Mother Earth
His organic sculptures, so rough and earthy, evoke the tangible harshness of the early ceramic work of Lucio Fontana in which chance and accident are major players. They are like moments of birth as eruptions of magma from a pregnant Mother Earth.
Agius has effected a clean, surgical incision on the huge boulder, dividing it into two corresponding and towering megaliths and opening up a new space that invites people to walk through. The space between them is like a fissure, like a birth canal of Mother Earth.
One approaches the canal with a sense of expectation and adventure. Going through and traversing its length is a time of gestation and nourishment. The exit is a rebirth into the same old world, however, with the hope that Ħaġarna has altered one’s perspective even to the slightest of degrees.
The artist has collected red earth, ochre and roots from excavations at construction sites in Xagħra to create one of his signature terrarossa panels as the ground of the passageway. This is protected from degradation by a sheet of glass. He thus conceptually roots this one path to its Xagħra origins. The ingredients that make it up are the same ones that geologically and pedologically define the village’s fields and garrigue.
During an educational workshop, Agius involved the Year 6 students of the Gozo College Xagħra Primary School in the creation of part of the panel.
Inscriptions on the two vertical sides of the passageway bring poetry and sculpture together. The Gozitan artist is renowned for his interdisciplinary collaborations. Two thematically linked stanzas, one from contemporary Maltese poet Immanuel Mifsud’s Ġgantija II on one side and another from the late Xagħra poet Mgr Mikelanġ Apap’s L-Għanja tal-Inkurunazzjoni on the other side, are eloquent reminders of the unique pedigree of the Maltese islands’ temple heritage.
The location of Ħaġarna in the vicinity of the Xagħra playground is not coincidental. This establishes its ethos as a monument accessible to all. The sense of adventure and discovery comes natural to all children. Playgrounds are oases where young ones can let loose and are allowed to be themselves without fear of being punished for any transgression. Agius has admirably added a public sculpture as an educational corollary to their adventures.
Agius is renowned for his versatility as a contemporary artist. Unlike the British land artist Andy Goldsworthy, he is a performer that “works in a public context”. He uses performance as an immersive tool, thereby breathing life into the work itself and engaging the members of the public as performing artists in their own right.
The official inauguration of the Ħaġarna monument in Xagħra was one such performance that involved the population of the village through its cultural, folkloristic and youth organisations as well as through its unique archaeological fabric – one that includes the Unesco heritage site of the Ġgantija Temples, the Xagħra Stone Circle, the Għar ta’ Għejzu and the Santa Verna Temple.
The monument’s name, Ħaġarna, translated into English as ‘our rocks’, suggests an inclusive, possessive and collective dimension. These two hemispheres of Gozitan hardstone rock, quarried from a Gozitan site harking from the village of Qala, belong to us all at a seminal and primordial level. Ħaġarna’s cardinal orientation towards the east adorns it with astronomical significance in much the same way as some of Malta’s prehistoric temples.
On May 11, the official day of inauguration, each of the Xagħra groups: Xagħra Historical Re-enactment Organisation, Għaqda Kumittiva Għawdex and Xagħra Youth Centre, which were chosen by the artist as representatives of the village, assembled themselves at the four archeological sites as pre-determined.
A chosen representative of each group carried an earthenware vessel filled with red ochre clay, which is the oldest natural pigment known to man. In prehistoric eras, it was used by the communities during different rites; they used it to embellish their pottery as well. Traces of it can still be found at Maltese prehistoric sites and on artefacts originating from them.
The earthenware containers were delivered to Agius on site, who then embarked on an artistic performance in which he lovingly caressed the pigment onto the harsh surfaces of the three-metre and 39 tonne boulders. The interaction between the vulnerable hands of the artist as they daubed the pigment and the harsh surfaces of the megaliths was emphatically one of the highlights of the evening. This initiation rite complemented the Xagħra people’s rite of passage through the passageway.
The legacy of the sister island’s temple period, the location of Ħaġarna between important archaeological sites, the participation of the villagers as inaugurators during this celebratory ritual all contributed to a sense of belonging that is timeless.
Agius thus declared that the monument represents Xagħra as an organic and flourishing narrative. As another interdisciplinary collaboration, Gozitan composer Mariella Cassar Cordina was commissioned by him to write a piece for violin for the inauguration; a piece which she herself performed and which complemented and enhanced the whole experience.
The ephemerality of the performance and the monument’s intrinsic characteristics point towards a Richard Long sensibility. In the British artist’s words: “I really like the notion of the visibility or invisibility of the work as well as the permanence and transience.”
Through Ħaġarna and the Xagħra community’s ritualistic performance as the official inauguration, Agius has managed to achieve this in no uncertain terms.
The launch of an illustrated catalogue which documents the process and the events linked with Ħaġarna with texts by various scholars and curators accompanied by an art talk entitled Ħaġarna: Community Engagement in Public Arts will take place on Thursday at 7.30pm at MUŻA, the Malta National Community Art Museum in Valletta.
Ħaġarna was presented in 2015 during a National Call − Art in Public Spaces that was launched by the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects, in collaboration with the Ministry for Justice, Culture and Local Government, Arts Council Malta, MUŻA (Heritage Malta), the Ministry for Gozo and Xagħra Local Council.


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The General overseer of the Redeem Christian Church of God, Pastor E.A Adeboye has said that, according to what he heard from God, the whole world must go on a compulsory holiday before the COVID-19 pandemic will be over.
Pastor Adeboye, stated this during a live Sunday Service broadcast online.
He also mentioned what some prophets said claiming that that the pandemic will be over by the end of March and some prophets also said it will be over after it rains 7 days.
He Pastor Adeboye’s words,
i heard clearly from the lord that it will be over as soon as the whole world goes on a compulsory holiday. god wants to show the whole wolrd who is who. But it will soon be over.


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Kate Middleton is known for making wise choices in footwear and clothes, so it’s no surprise that she recycled a look from head to toe.
The Duchess of Cambridge helped host The Party at the Palace on Saturday at Buckingham Palace, wearing the same outfit she sported during a tour of Canada last year — a See by Chloé knit dress teamed with wedge heels by Monsoon.
For today's tea party at Buckingham Palace, Kate recycled her cream See by Chloe dress. Kate first wore it on tour in Canada last year. Like in Canada she paired it with a Acne Studios Leather Waist Belt and her trusty Monsoon Fleur Wedges again. It's funny that she chose this outfit since the two events were very similar. #katemiddleton #katemiddletonlook #katemiddletonstyle #whatkatewore #katemiddletonstyle #duchesskate #duchessofcambridge #duchesscatherine
The event honored children of deceased military officers. Similarly, the last time she wore the ensemble it was also for a children’s party.
Middleton’s versatile Monsoon Fleur espadrilles are designed with almond-shaped toes, 3.5-inch wedge heels and rubber-grip soles that enhance conditions for comfort.
The price tag is already a deal at $79, but they’re now on sale in the coral color for $23.70 on the brand’s website.
Activities included plate spinning and face painting.
Thank you to all who attended the Party at The Palace yesterday, we hope you enjoyed the day! As Prince Harry said: "We're here to celebrate you and to remind you, that we as a family, we as a nation, and we up and down the country will never, ever ever forget about the sacrifices that every single one of you have made."
“We’re here to celebrate you and to remind you, that we as a family, we as a nation, and we up and down the country will never, ever ever forget about the sacrifices that every single one of you have made,” Prince Harry told the guests.

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This conference is the first anywhere in the world to consider collectively the impacts of Covid suppression measures in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. The conference brings together scholars from the health and social sciences who have been working on questions regarding education, gender, socioeconomic impacts and political economies related to the Covid response. While there has been much focus on these questions in High Income Countries, there has yet to be a sustained and inter-regional discussion from Low- and Middle-Income Countries. This conference will address this disparity. The conference is interdisciplinary in important ways. Bringing together scholars from across a wide range of disciplines will help create new ways to understand the social impacts of the pandemic response and help to develop both global and multidisciplinary responses. We are grateful to our funders: Collateral Global, King’s College London, the Philip Leverhulme Trust and the RESAL Research Network (https://resal.website).

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Compounds with tick (Ixodes ricinus) repellent properties were isolated from sulfate turpentine consisting of Norway spruce (80%) and Scots pine (20%) from southern Sweden. The turpentine was divided into two fractions by distillation under reduced pressure resulting in one monoterpene hydrocarbon fraction and a residual containing higher boiling terpenoids. The monoterpene fraction was further oxidized with SeO2 to obtain oxygenated monoterpenes with potential tick repellent properties. The oxidized fraction and the high boiling distillation residual were each separated by medium pressure liquid chromatography. The fractions were tested for tick repellency and the compounds in those with highest tick repellency were identified by GC-MS. The fractions with highest repellency contained, mainly (−)-borneol, and mixtures of (+)- and (−)-1-terpineol and terpinen-4-ol. The enantiomers of borneol showed similar tick repellent properties.
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Throughout the long months in lockdown we’ve had a lot of ups and downs, but one thing has been a constant source of joy.
Ikea’s Instagram has been a source of inspiration and excitement for those who can’t wait to start redecorating their homes and welcoming their friends and family inside.
However, in addition to the usual praise, customers had less than complementary things to say about Ikea’s post.
Ikea’s latest baby room post sent some shoppers back in time, as they fondly recalled the years they spent in rooms filled with teddy bears and rocking chairs . One customer said: “This is my Inspo nursery, it turns out I need a trip to IKEA after all.”
Another user said: âlook at the shelves with the dolls in [heart eyed emoji]. “
This was then followed by a flood of comments saying “cute”, “charming” and “beautiful”. It wasn’t just smiles and hearts, Ikea’s Instagram page has over a million followers and they all came out in force to voice their concerns.
The caption read: “We have a huge crush on” @thismummystory’s lovely nursery and her feelings for welcoming a little human.
“There are really two worlds that aren’t there … how they weren’t always cradled in our arms.”
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Another said: “I wish you could deliver [crying emoji]. “
The store delivers, but costs can vary, which means you might be better off shopping in the store.
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