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A young family have been left traumatised after their holiday villa was raided by burglars.
Brodie and James Watson's holiday with their children in Lanzarote turned into a nightmare when thieves ransacked their holiday home on Wenesday.
Brodie's engagement and wedding rings, bank cards, watches, other jewellery, bank cards watches and more are believed to be among the £8,000 worth of items swiped from the villa's safe.
The crooks also made off with their passports leaving the family from Glasgow stranded in the Canary Islands.
Brodie told Glasgow Live : "It's just been a total nightmare. The kids are terrified and just want to be home.
"I have children that are six and nine and my husband's daughter is only 13.
"Last night, we all had to sleep in the living room because the kids were petrified."
Mum Brodie said they called the police late on Wednesday night but a language barrier made the conversation a struggle.
By the time the villa company came out to do a report alongside the police the next day their possessions were long gone.
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"The only option we have is to get someone we know in Gran Canaria to fly the emergency documents to us in Lanzarote, but we'd need to be able to trust them.
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Exclusive: RU there? – Brendan Moore, Zipwhip in The Insurtech Magazine
Texting has been around ever since we learned to use our ‘phone thumb’. Now that it’s about to make a giant leap in sophistication, it’s time insurers got the message, says Zipwhip’s Vice President of Enterprise Sales Brendan Moore
Increasing the number of touch points and frequency of interactions with customers is becoming a key means of differentiation for insurance companies, as well as a way of reducing risk and improving the bottom line: the more advice and alerts an insurer can give, the less likely claim incidents will occur.
And yet, on the whole, policyholders only ever hear from their insurer once or twice a year: at renewal or if they’re unlucky enough to have to claim. That goes for a staggering 90 per cent of home and motor insurance customers in the UK. At the same time, the fallout in the industry from the COVID-19 pandemic – described by Evan Greenberg, CEO of insurance giant Chubb, as potentially ‘the largest event in insurance history’ due to its impact on both assets and liabilities – is challenging both insurers and agents to find more efficient ways of dealing with policyholders as the workload soars. That will call for new solutions. So, how about texting?
It’s not exactly new but many organisations, particularly in the US it seems, have been a bit slow to catch on. Seattle-based Zipwhip pioneered two-way business texting in 2014, when it established connections between wireless carriers and landline operators that allowed business phones to send and receive texts. Before Zipwhip, it was impossible to text an existing landline, VoIP or freephone (toll-free) number.
And yet, according to its 2020 State of Texting Report, 32 per cent of businesses still don’t use any form of texting to reach customers, despite it being the customers’ preferred method of communication. In another recent Zipwhip survey, 67 per cent of consumers would text their insurer if given the option to do so. Texts get the job done when other mediums fail – consumers typically ignore calls from unknown business numbers and emails can get swamped in busy inboxes. But a text gets a response in less than 30 minutes, says Zipwhip, partly due to its ease of use and partly to its association with communication between friends and family.
The US telecommunications industry association, the CTIA, says six billion SMS messages were sent each day in 2019 – and that’s increased since the COVID-19 outbreak, with major US wireless providers seeing a 25 per cent uplift in text traffic. Zipwhip’s own research discovered that 56 per cent of people had been using their mobile phones more since the COVID-19 outbreak, and 62 per cent said they were responding to texts more quickly.
“If underwriters, agents and claim representatives are only leveragingemail and phone calls, they can expect to see big results by using text,” says Brendan Moore, Zipwhip’s vice president of enterprise sales. “The consumer is familiar with how to use text and, because a firm can use an existing phone number, it’s a really elegant solution. “The ability to text-enable an existing phone number isn’t typical of all texting platforms. That’s a stand-out feature of Zipwhip and it’s an important differentiator. Instead of using short code or a separate, text-enabled line, the ability to text or call the same number has numerous benefits. Most importantly, it allows customers to initiate a text conversation with their agent or adjuster on the same number that they call.
“When we turn the system on for the first time, there are always text messages waiting for them in our software. Why? It’s allowed business landlines to receive texts and people have been trying to get hold of them that way – they just expect it. Without Zipwhip, those texts fall into the ether.” And there are not just plain texts between policyholders and insurers to consider. Customers can receive and return documents or photo evidence to support a claim, for example.
“Anything that mobile operators allow you to send via your phone, you can send via our software,” says Moore. “It works easily and it’s not an app that someone has to download – text is a feature on every mobile phone, straight out of the box. It’s a powerful tool for any use cases that require human-to-human interaction, of which there are a lot in insurance, specifically with claims, sales and distribution.”
Zipwhip’s system allows customers to text an insurer or agent’s landline number, or agents can flag up the opportunity to send a text to their smartphone when a call goes unanswered. Its solutions can be custom-built to integrate with an agent’s existing customer relationship management systems, such as those offered by Guidewire, Salesforce and SugarCRM, accessed via a Zipwhip application programming interface (API) or as a software product. Last year, the company became the first to launch a Ready for Guidewire Accelerator for two-way business texting, which now supports Guidewire’s ClaimCenter 8 and 9 – a platform favoured by property and casualty insurers.
Such integrations allow insurance staff to auto-sync contacts and archive text conversations. That could be texts between additional claimants or insurance staff handling a claim, so that multiple staff can collaborate on a single claim. Triggers can be built into claims workflows to send automated texts. In essence, the system is built to allow insurers to get more done. Zipwhip says adjusters who use its system can expect to settle claims 20 per cent faster than with alternative channels, and see a reduced number of voicemails. Moore adds that improved efficiency of two-way texts boosts both customer ratings scores and internal performance targets. “Many insurance companies gauge staff interaction with customers by seeing how quickly contact is made. With texting that contact is made immediately,” he explains. “It’s a great story, it makes sense and it’s one of those things that C-suite executives understand because they
use mobile every day. It’s not some new technology that’s behind a curtain that they have to figure out.”
Now that text looks set to make an evolutionary leap, it’s a good time for insurers to start incorporating it into their communication channels, says Moore.
A new generation of business texting is emerging with rich communications services (RCS), a universal standard that’s been on the blocks for years. RCS will allow businesses and consumers to send dynamic content, high-resolution pictures and video, process payments and more, all within a phone’s native texting app. Having laid down the proprietary network of direct connections with more than 30 wireless carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint, Zipwhip is poised to facilitate the adoption of RCS between businesses and consumers at a time when there is heightened awareness around business chat services.
“One of our differentiators is that we have our own texting infrastructure,” Moore says. “Below our software platform we have all the plumbing needed to send text messages between mobile phones and landlines and, because we connect directly to Tier 1 and Tier 2 wireless carriers, we can ensure our enterprise customers the security, capacity and reliability they’re looking for.
Zipwhip’s enterprise-grade security includes data encryption in transit, as well as carrier-integrated spam and phishing monitoring. It has SOC 2 Type 2 compliance for security, the industry standard for software-as-a-service providers. The company already directly supplies more than 10,000 clients with business texting services, and around 35,000 businesses tap into its software solutions. “Many industry players want big results without a major investment,” says Moore. “Keeping it simple with technology you can really leverage is vital. That technology is text.”
This article was published in The Insurtech Magazine: Issue #4, Page 30.
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Closed-End Funds Are Better Used Than New
These often overlooked mutual funds, which issue a fixed number of shares, can offer a good return but demand close scrutiny
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QUESTION: When is a mutual fund not a mutual fund? Answer: When it is a closed-end fund. For millions of people, closed-end funds are the mystery products of the mutual-fund industry. With names that connote exotic global settings, such as the brand new ''Templeton Russia Fund,'' which began trading Sept. 13, or describe entire economic sectors, such as the ''Pilgrim Regional Bankshares Fund,'' closed-end funds tend to be overlooked by investors. Yet, in terms of return on investment and profits over time, they can be moneymakers. ''This has been and continues to be a very good year for closed-end funds,'' says Patrick Winton, editor of the Closed-End Fund Digest and Real Estate Securities, a monthly newsletter published in Santa Barbara, Calif. ''We have four model portfolios for closed-end funds, and all are up this year,'' Mr. Winton says. The balanced portfolio for equities is up 11 percent this year. The global growth portfolio is up 13.2 percent. The taxable income portfolio is up 12.4 percent. And the tax-free portfolio is up 14.5 percent. Although all these lag behind the Standard & Poor's 500 stock index, which is up around 25 percent this year, fans of closed-end funds say a slightly slower pace isn't as important as it may seem. And the reason, they say, is the nature of closed-end funds. Similar to publicly traded stocks Closed-end funds have characteristics of both mutual funds and publicly-traded stocks. A closed-end fund trades in the open market exactly the way shares of publicly traded companies do. That means, says Thomas J. Herzfeld, who heads up Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors Inc., a brokerage-consulting firm in Miami, that savvy investors can profit by buying shares of closed-end funds at a discount to their net asset value and selling them at a premium. Compare this with a typical open-ended mutual fund, which is continually offering new shares. The purchase price of the fund's share is based on the net asset value of all securities in the fund. That means, Mr. Herzfeld says, that the purchase price is based on the total net assets of the fund divided by the number of outstanding shares, plus, in the case of load funds, a sales charge. No-load funds do not have a sales charge, and thus, shares are bought or redeemed at their net asset value. Closed-end funds, however, do not continually issue new shares. The fund issues a fixed number of shares and then invests the proceeds in various securities, such as stocks or bonds. Nor are the shares sold or redeemed by the mutual-fund company. Rather, the funds are listed on a stock exchange, mainly the New York Stock Exchange. The price at which the funds are sold reflects market sentiment about the fund. Many closed-end fund investors tend to be short-term traders, rather than long-term investors. They buy a fund when it is trading at a deep discount to its net asset value. If the discount shrinks, say from 15 percent to 5 percent, they sell it. If the discount again widens, they may buy it back. Some investors like deeply discounted closed-end funds because they may offer a higher dividend yield on their portfolio. ''When you buy into a regular mutual fund, you generally pay what the per share price was at the close of trading on the previous day of business. When you buy into a closed-end fund, you pay what the market sentiment is telling you about that fund on that specific day of trading,'' says John Collins, a spokesman for the Investment Company Institute, the trade group for the mutual-fund industry in Washington. He describes closed-end funds as ''cousins'' of the mutual-fund industry. There are some 500 closed-end funds operating in the United States today, with total assets in excess of $100 billion. But the glory days of closed-end funds were back in the 1920s. When the stock market crashed on Oct. 24, 1929, closed-end funds were among the hardest hit of all listed stocks, Herzfeld says. Investors did not forget. In recent years, however, the funds have regained some popularity, particularly among investors seeking to buy into overseas stocks. Many closed-end funds specialize in specific countries, such as Germany, Japan, and Korea. The hottest sectors among the closed-end funds this year have been those invested in financial-industry firms and those in health-care stocks, says Michael Stout, who tracks closed-end funds at Morningstar Inc., a Chicago based financial services firm. (See box.) Morningstar monitors about 360 closed-end funds in its bimonthly newsletter, Morningstar Closed-End Funds. Some technology-linked funds continue to do well, but the sector itself has been slowing, Mr. Stout says. Keep an eye on the market A person investing in closed-end funds must remain very alert to market sentiment, Winton says. Last year, for example, closed-end funds were down, along with the market in general. But many single-country funds took an added hit with the negative fallout from Mexico, following that country's devaluation of its peso, notes Winton. Bond funds also require scrutiny, since fund managers have been known to inflate yields by using such strategies as paying out capital as well as interest earned. Another way that investors have been burned is when they have purchased new issues of funds, Herzfeld says. Typically, when new funds are issued, within a day or so the trading price drops below the initial-offering price. Part of the reason is that offering prices include commission charges that can be as high as 10 percent. Many experts say an investor should never buy a new issue of a closed-end fund. Rather, they should wait for the fund to drop to a discount. In some cases, smaller closed-end funds may be subject to relatively high management fees. These fees are always deducted before a fund pays its investors their return. Closed-end funds are available for purchase through a full-service or discount broker. You will have to pay a brokerage fee that will reduce your earnings.

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Lucy Clout is a London based artist working primarily in video. Her practice examines the embodied experience of language, in particular minor-speech (disposable or insignificant), to think about sickness and pleasure. Lucy understands her works as kinds of ‘home movie’ — they are not essays or arguments but collages of tone, building upon deep histories of diaristic, queer, feminist film-making.
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Australian swimming and water polo stars will share their expertise with thousands of children in regional Western Australia as part the second annual BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series.
The series brings some of the nation’s best swimmers and water polo players to Perth for one of the world’s richest swimming meets and an elite water polo competition.
Leading swimmers and water polo players will also conduct clinics in regional areas under the series’ Regional Community Program, which begins on September 23 and runs to May next year.
Tourism Minister Liza Harvey said the community program aimed to inspire thousands of children in regional WA, with swimming and water polo clinics in the Goldfields, Kimberley, Pilbara, South-West, Great Southern and Mid-West regions.
“The program enables some of Australia’s best stars of the pool, such as Leisel Jones, Libby Trickett, Matt Welsh, Eamon Sullivan and Danielle Woodhouse, to share their skills and knowledge with young people,” Mrs Harvey said.
“The aquatic super series, held in Perth, is a unique series of events featuring one of the world’s richest swimming meets, an elite water polo competition, along with elite and mass participation open-water swimming races.
“Last year’s inaugural event saw some of Australia’s top swimmers and water polo players take on some of the world’s best, including the reigning Olympic men’s water polo champions Croatia and the formidable Chinese and South African swim teams.”
Regional Development Minister Brendon Grylls said the State Government was proud to support the regional component of the BHP Billiton Aquatic Super Series through Eventscorp’s Regional Events Program, which was funded by Royalties for Regions.
In total, $2.1million has been allocated to the Regional Events Program over three years from 2012.
“Events across WA deliver many social and economic benefits to regional communities and ensure the sustainable development of our regions for future generations,” Mr Grylls said.
“Last year’s community program was a tremendous success, and it is fantastic to see that once again it is supported by some of Australia’s most renowned swimmers and water polo players.
“The regional clinics also provide a fantastic opportunity to promote water-based sports and a healthy lifestyle across the State.”
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Conservation officers now have the authority to immediately penalize anyone who’s extremely negligent about leaving wildlife attractants on their property.
“Under the Wildlife Act, there’s something called the Dangerous Wildlife Protection Order,” said Mitch Kendall, head conservation officer in Kamloops. “So if somebody has a lot of attractants in their yard—whether it’s garbage or anything that’s bringing dangerous wildlife into proximity with people—the conservation officer will issue an order for the person to clean up (which must be executed within) a timeframe.”
“There’s going to be changes to that so that if the attractants are visible and it appears there’s disregard for human safety by virtue of leaving them out, then they’ll be charged immediately.”
So far, there have been between eight to 10 reports of bear sightings within the Kamloops and surrounding areas monitored by the Kamloops Conservation Service Office. About five of those were identified as problem bears.
A delayed spring means less available food for hungry bears that are coming out of hibernation. This may cause bears to wander into residential areas looking for food, said Kendall.
“If we don’t have green grass . . . then a bear becomes overly aggressive to protect its food sources—in which case they may have to go to the residences for that reason,” he said.
Kendall said people must eliminate all possible food sources for bears within their properties to prevent the animals from being unafraid of humans.
A bear broke into a house on Burfield Drive on May 8, entering the house through a kitchen window at around 1 a.m. Attempts were made to scare it off using a truck’s horn and vehicle alarm, but the bear was reportedly unfazed.
The homeowner keeps her place meticulously clean, so it came as a surprise that the bear would enter the residence. Kendall said they suspect it was the same bear that wandered through residential areas in Sun Peaks last fall.
A bear trap has been set up to catch the habituated bear as it poses a threat to people’s safety.
Kendall is hoping that by eliminating all food sources in residential areas completely, the bears will stay away and move on to natural food sources in the wild.
“Take your garbage with you. If it’s over a few days old, then start locking it up. Just remove the food sources.”
To report bear sightings, contact the RAPP line: 1-877-952-7277.
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Boils are bumps that form on the skin and are filled with pus. The bumps form when bacteria infect one or multiple hair follicles. They can eventually rupture and leak pus, which can pose hygiene and safety problems for you and others because of the germs that are found in them. Boils can become painful and more infected if left untreated. Common locations where boils form include the face, armpits, thighs and back of neck. Treatment usually involves incisional drainage or taking antibiotics for larger boils.
This condition is characterized by the formation of red skin sores. Yellow crusts may also form on these sores and cause them to look like scabs from skin scrapes. Impetigo is a bacterial infection that can spread to others when the sores are touched. Oral or topical antibiotics that are prescribed at a dermatology center can treat impetigo, and the sores usually clear up within seven days after starting treatment.
If you’ve ever had the chickenpox, you’re prone to developing shingles as you get older. The varicella-zoster virus is to blame for this condition, and the virus could remain latent in your body for years before it causes outbreaks. Symptoms include a painful skin sensation that’s followed by a rash within a few days and the presence of fluid-filled blisters. The condition isn’t life-threatening, but the pain and additional discomfort that are associated with shingles could decrease your quality of life if you experience frequent outbreaks. While there is no cure for shingles, some prescription medications can relieve symptoms.
Hives cause itchy welts to form on the skin, and the welts may vary in size. There are many factors that can cause a person to develop hives, and medical testing can be performed to try to determine an exact cause if you experience them yourself. Although harmless in most cases, hives can leave red blotches on your skin that might make you feel more self-conscious. Outbreaks of hives can often be triggered by certain foods, medicines or underlying health conditions.
These skin conditions can be managed and treated better if you know how to identify their signs and don’t ignore them. Seeking prompt treatment will be important if you don’t want to have to live with the discomfort and unsightliness that some of these conditions are known to cause.
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PISCATAWAY – How do you penalize a football team for being too penalized?
“I’ve seen a lot of things,” Rutgers interim head coach Norries Wilson said. “Run gassers and do up-downs.”
But Rutgers is going to take a show-and-tell approach to solving one of its biggest on-field issues, as only five of the 127 teams in the FBS have committed more than its 38 penalties through four games.
“We’ve got to show them what the penalties are,” Wilson said. “We are going to keep harping at it. I don’t foresee us penalizing guys for having penalties in the ball game. But it’s going to be spoken about and we are going to keep harping on it because it’s important.”
Second half of the story: QB Chris Laviano as a scrambler, not a downfield passer http://t.co/kMDQNSFLyz#CHOPNation#RFootball#B1GFootball— Ryan Dunleavy (@rydunleavy) September 27, 2015


How Brexit Vote May Affect the Outcome of US Presidential Race
Is the Brexit vote a herald of Donald Trump's upcoming victory in the US presidential election? American journalist Brian Kaller points to the fact that Brexit proponents have much in common with Trump supporters, in both demographics and frustrations.
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Euro-2016 WAGs Battle: Portugal VS Croatia
Today Portugal faced Croatia as the Euro-2016 football championship is underway. Sputnik has decided to conduct a poll for all those die-hard sports fans.
// Jun. 26, 2016 - 00:20 GMT
US Worried Brexit 'Could Lead to Anti-Americanism' Among European Countries
The upcoming Brexit may have a lot of political and economic consequences, both for the UK and its partner states.
// Jun. 26, 2016 - 00:31 GMT
'Brain-Eating Amoeba' Kills Woman After She Swims in US National Park
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Police Officer Shoots Teenage Driver Seven Times (Video)
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Two Terror Suspect Detainees Charged With Terror Group Membership
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UN Chief Concerned About Fighting in South Sudan, Boosts Peacekeeper Force
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Over 10,000 Sign Petition to Hold Brexit-Style Referendum in Finland
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SEVEN fuel cheats were counting the cost of trying to do their driving on the cheap.
The motorists were caught in a swoop by customs investigators probing the illegal use of 'red' diesel in cars and vans.
The fuel is normally used in off-road vehicles, on farms and in boats, and is much cheaper than normal pump prices as it is not subject to the same tax.
Some drivers take the risk of using it in their vehicles while others use a cleaned version, with the red dye removed to get through checks, and even kerosene.
A number of illicit diesel cleaning factories have recently been found by investigators in and around Greater Manchester.
Seven drivers were caught red handed and their vehicles were immediately impounded.
They were advised that they would be sent a bill once Customs and Excise officers had worked out the amount of tax they had avoided over a period of time.
If they refuse to pay or disagree with the amount the matter could end up in court - and it will take time to get their car back.
A Customs spokesman said: "It is not unusual for us to carry out this kind of exercise and motortists need to be aware. We stopped around 250 drivers of diesel vehicles during the day at the location at Belle Vue and seven were found to be using red diesel.
"There is a significant cost to the Revenue from people cheating the system and checks will continue."
Anyone with information for Customs can ring a confidential hotline on 0800 595000.


“I died as a mineral and became a plant, I died as a plant and rose to animal, I died as animal and I was Man.” Jalal ad-Din Rumi (1207-1273) [i]
“We must believe in the possibility of a fuller life, or in the possibility of progress to be able to progress at all.” William Du Bois (1868-1963) [ii]
The events that took place this month in Paris at the Charlie Hebdo newspaper have been devastating in many ways. They resulted in a tragic loss of life which is not acceptable in any way, as it is equally not acceptable what is happening in eastern Ukraine or in northern Nigeria, or in other parts of the world where extremism of all sorts takes root and affects the lives of millions of people. The events that took place in Paris have had a strong impact on the moral fabric of Western societies and have the potential of reigniting societal tensions and conflicts. It has increased violence between communities of all sorts and of different beliefs and it has again managed to create a new “Other” that politicians and the media have been keen to point the fingers at. If this continues it will be highly damaging to the idea of unity and can affect the progress made until now and future generations. In this sense, I would like to argue the following: the events in Paris should teach us, Europeans and people from all over the world, to be more emphatic and to show more solidarity with people of different gender, class, race, religions, political or sexual orientation. In other words, to enhance our cultural solidarity. It is the diversity of the European people and the strength of its culture that can tackle internally bred fanaticism of all sorts, be it political or religious based. I will reflect on this in the following paragraphs pointing to some of the re-occurring questions I had in the aftermath of the events.
Europe is a cultural construct and the European Union is based on both cultural and political foundations. We should understand that our differences strengthen our identity. Much of the way in which the media has portrayed things was misleading, drawing on a wave of sentimentalism which inherently led to demonizing some communities. Nowadays, in the social media world, news travel at the speed of light. But prejudices and biases can travel faster. As much as I was adhering to the Charlie Hebdo cause I found it difficult to say “Je suis Charlie”, not because I didn’t believe in what they stand for, but because I felt this would create a rift and lead to the development of labels such as “Us” and “Them”, which in this case, I think, exacerbates the problem and creates a politics of exclusion.[iii] This was pointed out by other authors immediately after the event. For instance, Cas Mudde argues in an Open Democracy piece during the 7th of January that “Too often Islam and Muslims are treated as foreign, either linked to immigration or to a foreign country/region. But the majority of Muslims in most European countries are citizens, born and raised in Europe.” [iv]
I would go even further and not delineate between European Muslims and people of the same belief that are based throughout the world. Muslims are wrongly condemned as a community. They are some of the people that have endured horrific problems within and outside their own community. I will always remember the conversations that I had with Abud, an older colleague of mine from Sudan, with whom I worked in a kitchen dishwasher in a Dutch restaurant. There is no “Them” in this story but only “Us”. The “them” is only a handful of fanatics and a whole community should not be judged and labelled due to what 0.00001 % have committed. Even the previous statement I’ve made may be illogical because it assumes that the fanatics are part of the community and that there is a community A and a community B. In fact, we are all one, part of the same world. If political, economic and religious inspired ideas have divided us, they can also be the source of our re-connection. However, before that one element needs to be addressed.
Freedom of speech is a concept that needs further update. Voltaire advocated for an uncensored society and for challenging all types of authority.[v] Inevitably, all the discussions in the aftermath of the Paris killings lead to the idea of free speech. Freedom of speech has helped topple authoritarian regimes and injustice and has contributed to progress in many fields. As much as I am an adherent to this value, I am also an advocate of the idea that there should be a strong public debate about what is freedom of speech in contemporary society and when does it become something else.[vi] As much as intelligent and critical of everyone the Charlie Hebdo satire is, it may have been that the editors did not fully understand the cultural implications of their statements. This was much debated after the tragic events. I think that reflections on freedom of speech should not be dealt in an obtuse, one sided manner. For instance, I liked how the debate unfolded in some parts of the British media[vii], possibly because some of the views expressed were closer to mine.
In this respect, when freedom of speech creates problems within and between communities, that are not suffering from oppression, injustice or cultural discrimination, then a question mark should arise not only on the effects of freedom of speech on the latter three, but also about the elements themselves. In other words, if communities that seem democratic, equal and prosperous prove not to be inclusive, then some of the tenets of freedom of speech can be harmful. To be more concrete. Theoretically it may be that the concept of freedom of speech has not been updated in time as to reflect on the wider changes within European societies. By this, I mean that the European standards of the term need to be audited and improved alongside to the change within the society itself. I am not saying that freedom of speech should be cast aside or censored because it might offend other members of the community. What I argue is that the concept should not be used by only some members of the society at the expense of others. This often can lead to oppression, injustice or cultural discrimination.[viii] Freedom of speech should apply equally to every member of the society as long there are some cultural checks and balances in place and when the rule of law is respected. However, to my mind the root of the problem is possibly even deeper.
Tackle the hate at the core. La Haine[ix] is a well-known French movie that depicts the life of three young people, with an immigrant background, that live in riot-ridden Paris suburb. It speaks to many about the every-day life inequality in France, about racially and class abused youngsters, that can turn violent. The movie also shows that the destiny of each individual is subject to complex circumstances. I am not an expert on the situation in France and probably my French friends have a more in depth understanding of how things have evolved from in France since the 90’s. However, the events in Paris may show the failure of La Republique in many different respects. First, treating every individual as a French citizen is a flawed state logic because it entails that everyone, irrespective of background, will be similar to someone with strong French roots living in Bordeaux or Lyon. This of course can lead to a lack of integration and alienation and can create the basis for some lost souls to develop. In light of these issues, I could not stop asking myself the following questions: How a can a handful of fanatics develop such strong ideas? What are the conditions that drive them to cause violence in the first place? How is the State helping to integrate its young citizens and what is it doing to enhance inter- and intra-community dialogue and solidarity? These are some of the most fundamental questions that should be addressed by the French authorities, possibly with even more urgency than the enhancement of anti-terror laws.
Second, politicians should glue communities together and not contribute to further dividing them. The statements made by figures like Le Pen after the events shows how dangerous opportunistic political discourses can be. The fact that a handful of World leaders showed up for the “Solidarity march” may have been visible, although many pointed to the poor democracy and free speech CV’s of some of those present.[x] With all this, politicians should think deeper about what initiatives they can launch in order to tackle extremism and to ensure societal solidarity. From this point of view, the European Union, and especially the European Commission, should be a strong advocate of cultural solidarity and promote it through various actions and programmes. Provided that they can mobilize the communities themselves at the grass-root level, and not through what may be an inefficient top-down approach.
Third, although an overstatement, it seems to me that countries like the United Kingdom or Belgium are more open in promoting the diversity of each individual, irrespective of their political or religious beliefs. In the UK this came across well during the debates about the events. It’s not only a matter of “political correctness”, as some people would call it, but it’s really about a genuine connection between communities. It’s about respecting differences and minorities, and to allow them to prosper and develop alongside the mainstream parts of the society. Apart from tackling with hard issues such as authoritarian regimes or religious sourced violence, promoting cultural solidarity will probably be one of the key challenges of the 21st century.
Finally, there is a need for everyone, you and me, to act responsibly, deal with injustices, and challenge the mindset of people around you. As emphasized by a letter from Albert Einstein to William du Bois (philosopher and American civil rights activist that inspired Martin Luther King) one of the keys to fighting racism was to challenge inferiority sentiments.[xi] Therefore, address the apocalyptic advocates that live in your circles and challenge their views. I think that everyone has a duty to contribute to improve the connection between people and to reach out to all sides. That’s why Ahmed and Charlie we’re one, and cultural solidarity should be part of their legacy.
[i] The Philosophy Book, 2011, DK London, p. 86
[ii] The Philosophy Book, 2011, DK London, p. 234
[v] The Philosophy Book, 2011, DK London, p. 147


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SAN ANTONIO — Every month, more than 66,000 Latinos in the United States turn 18 and become eligible to vote. That's 800,000 Latino millennials a year whose voices could be heard if they were engaged, registered and voting in force.
Voto Latino imagines that scenario, as optimistic as it seems, and is focusing on roughly 15 million Latino millennials in the U.S. who are 18 to 30.
The nonprofit, nonpartisan national organization doesn't know how many Latinos overall are registered to vote, though 23.7 million are eligible. The group is working to arrive at such crucial figures, but statistics already point to this reality: Of the registered, only a fraction of them vote, and they are more likely to do so every four years in presidential races.
They're MIA during all the important elections in between, and lagging behind their white and black counterparts. A troubling gender gap also is beginning to emerge with Latina millennials outvoting their male counterparts.
Led by actor/activist Rosario Dawson, Voto Latino organizers believe that when tapped in specific ways, Latino millennials will register, vote and get involved.
San Antonio is ahead of the curve. Historically, Mexican American activism started among the young, who've now aged into leadership roles. The Chicano activists at Edgewood, Kennedy and Lanier high schools in the 1960s and '70s, for example, produced a generation of educators, politicians and other professionals.
To celebrate its 10th anniversary this year, Voto Latino has launched campaigns meant to leverage Latino millennial power. “Share Your Story” will collect remembrances of those who've been involved over the years. “Trend Ur Voice,” in which Voto Latino has teamed up with Rock the Vote, is touted as the largest-ever online voter-registration campaign aimed at Latino voters.
The “Rep Ur Letters” campaign will encourage Latino sororities and fraternities to register others to vote, and its series of Power Summits will stop in San Antonio on Sept. 12-13, said Michelle Minguez, acting president for Voto Latino during the maternity leave of its CEO and president Maria Teresa Kumar.
Dawson is expected to make the trip to the University of Texas at San Antonio Downtown Campus for the two-day event, which will offer networking, experts and career and leadership workshops.
Summits also will be held in New York, San Jose, Calif., and Miami. Interestingly, at those summits, young Latinos will be able to earn “badges,” similar to those in scouting but shared through social media and eventually used by universities and employers.
With the MacArthur Foundation, Voto Latino is developing “a badging system,” Minguez says. Summit attendees will create a profile of skills (how to create a blog or appear before a TV camera). An SAT score “isn't the only thing” employers should see, she says.
“They're a passionate group that feels a disconnect,” she says. “They want to move forward and find jobs and learn about corporate culture.”
Dawson will be in Texas another time — at Austin's SXSW Conference on March 7 participating on a panel with MSNBC's Alex Wagner titled “Star Power: Innovative Ways to Engage Millennials.”
Voto Latino wants them to be creators, not only consumers, of technology, so it will distribute $500,000 in innovation grants. Applicants must identify a problem in their communities that can be addressed through technology.
Voto Latino is partnering with Google and others to provide technical assistance. “Winners will be incubated to make sure their ideas come to fruition,” she says.
Meantime, Voto Latino will focus on those numbers they do have. In 2012, 48 percent of registered Latinos turned out to vote, and are credited with helping President Barack Obama get elected and re-elected.
When Voto Latino reaches its 20th anniversary in 2024, it wants to celebrate a 75 percent Latino turnout.
It imagines that scenario. That's the first step toward making it reality.
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There have been two “Stop the Steal” rallies in Washington, D.C. since President Donald Trump’s loss to Joe Biden. But this time, for Wednesday’s effort to prevent the certification of Biden’s victory, they’re bringing out the big guns.
That’s figuratively and literally: Enrique Tarrio, the leader of the right-wing street gang The Proud Boys, was arrested in D.C. Monday while allegedly possessing two Proud Boys-branded high-capacity rifle magazines. Tarrio was released Tuesday but ordered to stay out of D.C. Plenty of other extremist groups and assorted cranks are expected in his place.
After stabbings, street brawling and the burning of Black Lives Matter banners at the previous pro-Trump demonstrations, the mayor has called in the National Guard this time around. D.C. police have placed fliers restricting guns where demonstrators are gathering. The city is bracing for violence.
“It has been publicly reported that several groups — including some that promote hate on a racial and religious basis — will be traveling to the District for demonstrations on January 5 and 6,” D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine warned Monday night.
“Make no mistake: many of these individuals have stated that they are coming to the District to provoke residents and wreak havoc.”
The chaos will be, at least in part, at Trump’s urging. The President is expected to address the crowd Wednesday morning, a White House spokesperson confirmed to TPM Tuesday.
That follows weeks of build-up: Last month, Trump said — or demanded, depending on your reading — that Wednesday’s events “will be wild!”
One group under the “Stop the Steal” banner ran with the phrase, naming themselves “Wild Protest.” “Congress cannot certify this fraudulent Electoral College,” the group’s website reads.
Republicans in both chambers of Congress have fueled the delusion by laying out a plan to object to the certification of Joe Biden’s Electoral College win on Wednesday, and several members and members-elect of Congress are expected to rally with the crowd outside.
That includes Rep.-elect Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), the close Trump ally and supporter of the QAnon conspiracy theory. “Trump voters believe that this election was stolen and the evidence that will be presented on January 6th is overwhelming,” a spokesperson for the incoming congresswoman told TPM.
Overwhelming it isn’t: Dozens of judges have laughed Trump and his allies’ claims out of courts for months. To the dead-enders, that’s just one more reason for Congress to step in.
“We have a system that gives the political branch the right to look at that,” Ed Martin, president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles and one of Wednesday’s speakers, told TPM Wednesday.
“We are not the system that says that the judges are the only ones, or in fact the final ones, to look at this — it’s precisely the opposite,” Martin said. “In fact, the people that want a judicial class to run the country, to be the final judge, that’s the progressive movement for the last 100 years.”
“Plus, that’s what Communists do,” he added.
As the city braces for unrest, some attendees have warned authorities not to mess with them. “We may pitch tents and shutdown DC if we are violated. Wouldn’t leave until a negotiated settlement (treaty),” the right-wing activist and Stop the Steal organizer Ali Alexander tweeted Tuesday, referring to the city’s treatment of Trump supporters.
Then, he quoted Trump’s old instructions to the Proud Boys: “Stand back & stand by!”
Cassie Miller, a senior research analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center, expressed concern that the Proud Boys’ antidemocratic tactics — they’re known for street brawling and mayhem — may be seeping into more mainstream pro-Trump circles that will be present in D.C. on Wednesday.
“Because of Trump’s loss, there is a growing part of the right [that] is losing faith in the democratic process and seems to be drawn to more authoritarian means of practicing politics — including threats, intimidation, and violence,” she told TPM.
This time around, the Proud Boys are intent on blending in, casting aside their traditional black-and-yellow uniforms in favor of going “incognito,” as Tarrio wrote online before his arrest.
It’s hard to tell if that’s a convenient excuse for poor projected attendance or an actual threat, but the message board chatter for the Proud Boys and other extremists groups is concerning — full of strategizing about how to smuggle weapons into the notoriously anti-gun district.
We've got photos coming out of Trump supporters in Washington already, including this guy pic.twitter.com/C7abemXoVD
— Jared Holt (@jaredlholt) January 5, 2021
“Go in armed to the teeth – only way to avoid police/national guard attacking patriots is to go in armed so heavy they cannot risk a fight,” one commenter on the pro-Trump forum thedonald.win wrote yesterday. “EVERYONE NEEDS TO BE ARMED WITH RIFLE, HANDGUN, 2 KNIVES AND AS MUCH AMMO AS YOU CAN CARRY.”
Trump’s violent devotees don’t speak for the entire caravan descending on Washington. But after four years of the President turning up the temperature, D.C. feels like a sauna.
And the President’s followers have their marching orders. The Trump forum’s top post Wednesday was simple: “DADDY SAYS BE IN DC ON JAN. 6TH.”


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Governor Ikpeazu Hosts His Team Of Lawyers After High Court Victory. Photos
Posted On 13/07/2016
The Governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has described his victory at the Owerri High court against Mr. Friday Nwosu as a victory of light over darkness, good over evil and for judiciary and called on his brothers in Abia North and South to shield their sword and join him to develop Abia.
The Governor made this call while hosting his team of lawyers, who came back victoriously from Owerri High court. He expressed happiness that the Judge says he remains the Governor, having declared that his tax papers are genuine and that he was qualified to contest in the 2015 election. Dr. Ikpeazu said that the attempt made against his mandate was against the law, stating that God of justice has spoke for him. He thanked Mr. President, who said that ‘status quo should be maintained’ until the court gives verdict and appreciated Nigerian public for standing behind him and the lawyers for their dogged fight, assuring that he will continue to serve Abia sincerely. Speaking, the lead counsel to the Governor, Barr. Theo Nkeire described the judgement as the beginning of their success in Dr. Ikpeazu’s legal battle. According to him tax law in Abia State runs from January, 1st to December, 31st each year and the day, whether Saturday or Sunday is immaterial. He added that, the Judge said that the greatest authority for tax issues is the Board of Internal Revenue (B.I.R), informing that B.I.R through an affidavit confirmed that the Governor actually paid his taxes.


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Former Latrobe City councillor Sheridan Bond is the latest candidate to declare she will seek Nationals’ preselection for the seat of Morwell.
Ms Bond served on council from 2003 until 2005 and said she was motivated to contest the seat in a bid to attract investment, tackle unemployment and deal with cost of living issues.
The former councillor works as a business manager for Traralgon-based beverage, confectionary and snackfoods distributor Aygee.
She joins current Latrobe City councillor Darren Howe among candidates who have declared their desire to contest the seat for the Nationals.
The Nationals are on the hunt for a new candidate after sitting Morwell MP Russell Northe resigned from the party in August after taking a leave of absence to deal with personal issues.
Ms Bond has been a Nationals member for a decade and has thrown her support behind the party’s plans to build a new coal-fired power station in the region.
Constructing a high-efficiency, low-emission plant “would ensure that our vast resource of coal … can be put to good use and that will create jobs”, she said.
Ms Bond would likely lobby for a restructure of the Latrobe Valley Authority if she gains preselection.
The Traralgon resident said there was a “place for the LVA” but more effort needed to be put into directing funding to areas which provided direct benefit to the community, such as attracting private investment to the region.
“What I have seen through the media, a lot of money has been spent on events and sporting infrastructure,” she said.
“It’s a really tough time for the community, we’re a very resilient community we know how to lift each other up and find a way for the community to survive and thrive.”
Mr Nothe holds Morwell on a two-party preferred margin of 1.8 per cent.
The sitting MP is yet to declare whether he will contest the seat that he won for a third time in 2014, at an election where he saw his margin slashed in the wake of community anger in the aftermath of the Hazelwood mine fire.
The Liberals have preselected sitting Latrobe City councillor Dale Harriman as their candidate, while former Hazelwood worker Mark Richards will represent Labor.
This year’s state election, which will be held in November, will mark the first time since its foundation that Morwell has not been held by one of the major parties.
Morwell was a Labor stronghold from 1970 to 2006 when a split in the local ALP branches allowed Mr Northe to oust Labor MP Brendan Jenkins despite receiving just 27.59 per cent of the primary vote.


So far, one can't get a very warm feeling about what a Trump presidency will be like. It is looking like Trump may have no actual interest in governing, and that he is going to turn that over to the loony part of the Republican party. That may, in essence, mean that as far as day-to-day activity goes, Mike Pence will be President. God help us. Pence is not a smart man. As far as the law-and-order side of things go, Rudy Giuliani and Chris Christie keep popping up. Geez. Then you've got Ben Carson and Sarah Palin. And the guy in charge of them all, Donald Trump. Holy shit.
My main intention with this blog has been to point out that Republican attacks on government are tremendously counter-productive. While government often is wasteful and poorly-run, it is also necessary for a functioning society. Republicans, instead of working to make government better, have been working to destroy it. That is the worst possible thing that could happen, if your goal is a civil society. The forces unleashed by the Presidential campaign are going to be very hard to bottle up. The mood of white folks in the middle of the country is very ugly. The shock and anger in the big cities is building. My fear is that instead of fizzling out, the protests against Trump will keep slowly building, and eventually breaking out into civil unrest. Then you'll have a government run by Trump and his rather incompetent minions cracking down on big city protestors, while rural folks cheer them on. The rural/urban divide could potentially become the front for a low-level civil war.
However, if that terrible outcome doesn't actually occur, you still have a likely best case scenario of an incompetent administration screwing up an already damaged economy. As I've said previously, folks in the middle of the country have suffered as factories have closed and jobs have disappeared. No matter what Trump said he'd do on the campaign trail, fixing that is a damn near impossible task. If we are supposed to take comfort in Trump's business record, I think we are in serious trouble. His whole career has been made up of a bunch of grandiose plans and over-the-top bluster followed by miserable failure. Finally, he gave up on actually selling products and real estate, and sold his image as a loud-mouthed blowhard. Somehow, he was able to sell himself to nearly half the population to be President of the United States. By fueling racial resentment and making ridiculous claims about bringing the post-war industrial economy back to the Rust Belt, Trump has again massively over-promised, and will almost certainly fail. His scapegoating of minorities for America's problems reinforces the mindset already flourishing in rural areas. I can't see anything good coming of his Presidency. For four years, the government will become weaker and more incompetent, while anger and internal resentment will build. What happens when somebody strikes a match to the massive pile of dry tinder?
Hopefully, I am completely wrong about all of these possibilities. Hopefully, the Trump presidency will be a model of government efficiency and civility, and the economy will flourish. Hopefully, all the people I thought were racist will actually be correct, and that the whole cause of increased racial tension in the country welled up from President Obama personally, and when he retires from public life racial harmony will ensue. But I don't believe any of that will happen, and I fear that the late 20th century and early part of the 21st century will be seen as a turning point in American history. The Trump presidency could make the Bush and Obama administrations look good in comparison.


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Ten-year-old Getty, whose nearest competitor is privately held Corbis Corp., put itself up for sale in January after taking a beating on Wall Street for two years.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn., July 7, 2016 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Taiwan and China are bracing for the first typhoon to make landfall in the northwestern Pacific Ocean in almost 200 days – "super" typhoon Nepartak, carrying sustained winds of more than 160mph.
The category five storm is expected to reach Taiwan late on Thursday night, or Friday morning before hitting parts of China's southeast – many of which are already battling devastating floods.
Save the Children stands ready to respond if required.
"Typhoon Nepartak could affect a significant number of people in Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, as well as Shanghai, some of which have already been affected by heavy rainfall in recent weeks," Acting Country Director for Save the Children in China, Wang Le said.
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It’s the flowering time of many of the plants, and I love the sound of the bees buzzing around the blooms.
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EU published a hydrogen strategy in July 2020 to invest 470 billion € for the next 30 years. Fossil Free Sweden followed with a national strategy (in which Cortus was mentioned as an example of Green Hydrogen producer). As a next step, the Swedish Government has delegated a mission to the Swedish Energy Agency to further develop a general strategy for Sweden in order to implement and utilise the opportunities with hydrogen to facilitate fossil independency.
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