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Chances of finding survivors in Nepal dims
Days after earthquake, rescue workers continue to dig through rubble
By Sanjeev Miglani and Rupam Jain Nair
Disasters Earthquake
People stranded in remote villages and towns across Nepal were still waiting for aid and relief to arrive on Tuesday, four days after a devastating earthquake destroyed buildings and roads and killed more than 4,600 people.
The government has yet to assess the full scale of the damage wrought by Saturday's 7.9 magnitude quake, unable to reach many mountainous areas despite aid supplies and personnel pouring in from around the world.
Prime Minister Sushil Koirala told Reuters the death toll could reach 10,000, as information on damage from far-flung villages and towns has yet to come in.
That would surpass the 8,500 who died in a 1934 earthquake, the last disaster on this scale to hit the Himalayan nation.
"The government is doing all it can for rescue and relief on a war footing," Koirala said. "It is a challenge and a very difficult hour for Nepal."
Nepal told aid agencies it did not need more foreign rescue teams to help search for survivors, because its government and military could cope, the national head of the United Nations Development Programme told Reuters.
Experts said the chance of finding people alive in the ruins was slim more than four days after disaster struck.
"After the first 72 hours the survival rate drops dramatically and we are on day four," said Wojtek Wilk of the Polish Center for International Aid, an NGO which has six medical staff and 81 firefighters in Nepal. "On the fifth day it's next to zero."
In a rare glimmer of hope, a Nepali-French rescue team pulled a 28-year-old man, Rishi Khanal, from a collapsed apartment block in Kathmandu after he had spent around 80 hours trapped in a room with three dead bodies.
In Jharibar, a village in the hilly Gorkha district of Nepal close to the quake's epicentre, Sunthalia was not so lucky.
Her husband away in India and with no help in sight, she dug for hours in the rubble of her collapsed home on Saturday to recover the bodies of two of her children, a 10-year-old daughter and eight-year-old son.
Another son aged four miraculously survived.
HUNDREDS KILLED IN LANDSLIDES
In Barpak, further north, rescue helicopters were unable to find a place to land. On Tuesday, soldiers had started to make their way overland, first by bus, then by foot.
Army helicopters also circled over Laprak, another village in the district best known as the home of Gurkha soldiers.
A local health official estimated that 1,600 of the 1,700 houses there had been razed. Helicopters dropped food packets in the hope that survivors could gather them up.
In Sindhupalchowk, about 3.5 hours by road northeast of Kathmandu, the earthquake was followed by landslides, killing 1,182 people and seriously injuring 376. A local official said he feared many more were trapped and more aid was needed.
"There are hundreds of houses where our people have not been able to reach yet," said Krishna Pokharel, the district administrator. "There is a shortage of fuel, the weather is bad and there is not enough help coming in from Kathmandu."
International aid has begun arriving in Nepal, but disbursement has been slow, partly because aftershocks have sporadically closed the airport.
According to the home (interior) ministry, the confirmed death toll stands at 4,682, with more than 9,240 injured.
The United Nations said 8 million people were affected by the quake and that 1.4 million people were in need of food.
Nepal's most deadly quake in 81 years also triggered a huge avalanche on Mount Everest that killed at least 18 climbers and guides, including four foreigners, the worst single disaster on the world's highest peak.
All the climbers who had been stranded at camps high up on Everest had been flown by helicopters to safety, mountaineers reported on Tuesday.
Up to 250 people were missing after an avalanche hit a village on Tuesday in Rasuwa district, a popular trekking area to the north of Kathmandu, district governor Uddhav Bhattarai said.
FRUIT VENDORS RETURN TO STREETS
A series of aftershocks, severe damage from the quake, creaking infrastructure and a lack of funds have complicated rescue efforts in the poor country of 28 million people sandwiched between India and China.
In Kathmandu, youths and relatives of victims were digging into the ruins of destroyed buildings and landmarks.
"Waiting for help is more torturous than doing this ourselves," said Pradip Subba, searching for the bodies of his brother and sister-in-law in the debris of Kathmandu's historic Dharahara tower.
The 19th century tower collapsed on Saturday as weekend sightseers clambered up its spiral stairs. Scores of people were killed when it crumpled.
Elsewhere in the capital's ancient Durbar Square, groups of young men cleared rubble from around an ancient temple, using pickaxes, shovels and their hands. Several policemen stood by, watching.
Heavy rain late on Tuesday slowed the rescue work.
In the capital, as elsewhere, thousands have been sleeping on pavements, roads and in parks, many under makeshift tents.
Hospitals are full to overflowing, while water, food and power are scarce.
There were some signs of normality returning on Tuesday, with fruit vendors setting up stalls on major roads and public buses back in operation.
Officials acknowledged that they were overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster.
"The big challenge is relief," said Chief Secretary Leela Mani Paudel, Nepal's top bureaucrat. "We are really desperate for more foreign expertise to pull through this crisis."
India and China, which have used aid and investment to court Kathmandu for years, were among the first contributors to the international effort to support Nepal's stretched resources.
Sanjeev Miglani and Rupam Jain Nair
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Belarus dances into pole position in Valencia
Spain into second place with shootout win
Belarus 5, Czech Republic 1 (halftime 1-0)
It took more than a day, but in the end Belarus earned its second win of the Hockey World League Round 2 tournament in Valencia, Spain with a 5-1 victory over the Czech Republic. Just over 24 minutes of the game was played yesterday under very soggy conditions before the match had to be suspended, setting up today's conclusion.
Belarus held a 1-0 lead at the end of yesterday's play as they seemed to adapt to the wet pitch faster than the Czechs before the game was called. Ryta Batura scored the lone marker of the day for #21 Belarus. Today's action opened up with the Czechs playing better hockey in the drier conditions.
Belarus failed to capitalize on a handful of penalty corner chances, giving the Czechs space to work their way into the game. Adela Bizova gave the Czechs hope when she struck with the 1-1 goal with 25 minutes left in the second half. But the celebration was short-lived as Batura, celebrating her 26th birthday, stepped up and fired in her second goal of the game five minutes later to restore the one-goal lead.
Belarus' Yuliya Mikheichyk sealed the win with two goals coming five minutes single digits left on the clock to put any thought of an upset out the Czechs' minds. Captain Alisia Piotukh got in on the fun as she scooped a blooper penalty corner goal in the net in the last minute of play. The goals powered Belarus through to the 4-1 win, a deceivingly lopsided score for a well-fought game by the Czechs.
Belarus, which entered the tournament as the four-seeded team among the five entrants, now sits surprisingly atop the standings with seven points in three games. But the field is very close in this one with both Spain and Ireland nipping at the heels of Belarus. Italy is also in the hunt for a top finish, while only the Czech Republic is out of contention with three losses in three outings.
Italy 1, Spain 1 (shootout 3-4; halftime 0-0)
Two World Ranking points separate #15 Spain and #17 Italy and it was clear today that two teams are very much on par with each other as they battled to a 1-1 draw that had to be settled in a shootout which Spain won 4-3. The game was critical in the standings with Italy holding two points after playing one game and Spain sitting with three. The win bumps Spain now into second place in the standings and improves their chances for making a push for the Hockey World League Semi-Finals.
With only the top two finishers from Valencia moving onto the next round, and a very competitive field, today's game between Italy and Spain had a lot riding on it. It was clear from a tentative first half that both teams wanted to error on the side of caution. The biggest chance came midway through the first half when Spain was awarded a penalty stroke. But Italian goalkeeper Martin Chirico came up with a big pad save on the try and kept the scoreboard sitting on zeros through the end of the first half.
In the second half, it was Italy with the better chances, but they kept missing the mark by mere inches – allowing the Spanish to stay in the hunt for the precious points. Italy's persistence finally paid off in the form of a penalty stroke Giulia Padalino did what Spain failed to do in the first half and easily hit the low corner for the 1-0 lead with 18 minutes left in the game.
Spain sparked to life after the goal and after missing two consecutive penalty corner chances Rocio Ybarra Solaijn scooped a shot into the net for the 1-1 equalizer with six minutes left in the game. The 1-1 deadlock stood through regulation sending the game into a shootout. The shootout went seven rounds, as the teams were event to the bitter end.
Italy will take on winless Czech Republic tomorrow in a game that they should win if they want to stay in contention for a top-two finish. Meanwhile, Spain has a tough test against top-seeded Ireland, who was a big favorite entering the tournament, but sputtered in a loss on Monday against Belarus.
FIH site
SA hockey men ready for Rio weekend, LNJ reaches milestones
JONATHAN COOK in Rio de Janeiro
Prolific SA striker Llloyd Norris-Jones ... 100 Test matches Saturday and 50 goals (so far). Photo: STANISLAS BROCHIER
The unbeaten South Africa men's hockey team face two hurdles this weekend as the World League Round 2 tournament goes into its third and fourth rounds and captain Rhett Halkett is confident that the lads are up for the challenge.
The 9-0 win over Brazil and 6-1 defeat of the USA made for a good start to the round-robin event in which the top two teams qualify for the World League semi-finals in June/July.
"Yes, it was a great start," said Halkett. "There are no second chances in this tournament format so we need to take care of business every time we go out there and I am proud of the way the lads have gone about it."
World number 12 SA tackle Trinidad& Tobago at 4 pm (SA time) Saturday before taking on world 10 Argentina, the favourites, at 4 pm (SA time) Sunday.
T&T gave SA a real workout at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi before the lads in green and gold prevailed.
"Yes, it was a very close affair and that's what is wonderful about international hockey, the rankings go out the window and anything can happen in those 70 minutes," the SA skipper said. "We have got to make sure we are as prepared as possible."
If and when SA have three more points in the bag from the T&T game, there is Sunday's much-anticipated crunch with the men from the Pampas.
"We beat Argentina for the bronze medal at the 2011 Champions Challenge in Randburg while they beat us at London 2012 so the matches have always been thrilling encounters and the lads are very excited about taking them on again," the Northern Blues defender said. "But we are not getting ahead of ourselves, our motto is one game at a time, so T&T are next in line and that is where our focus is right now."
For SA striker Lloyd Norris-Jones, Saturday will be an extra-special occasion as he plays in his 100th Test match. And the scorer of four goals in two games (the same as midfielder Clint Panther) notched his 50th goal for SA against the USA Thursday.
SA head coach Charlie Pereira will be hoping the pair can continue finding the back of the net this weekend.
SA Hockey Association media release
T&T 'Stickmen' face SA in must-win match
This country's senior men's hockey squad will look to keep its hopes of advancing from the Second Round of FIH World Hockey League qualifiers alive when they come up against unbeaten South Africa at the Deodoro Field Hockey Centre, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 10 am today.
So far, the world 34th-ranked "Calypso Stickmen," led by 28-year-old Darren Cowie, has failed to pick up any points after losing 9-2 to Argentina, the South American champions, and 4-0 to Chile.
On the other hand, South Africa, ranked 12th in the world, has registered comprehensive victories over host Brazil (9-0) and USA (6-1) led by Clint Panther and Lloyd Norris-Jones, who have tallied four goals each. With matches still to come against 29th-ranked USA tomorrow (Sunday) and 33rd-ranked Brazil on Tuesday, both winless after two matches as well, a win for T&T today against the Proteas will keep it in contention for a top-two finish in the six-team round robin series and a spot for the World League men's semifinals, which will take place in Rotterdam, Holland, from June 13 to 23, and in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, from June 29-July 7.
Also on today from 8 am, USA and Brazil clash in a battle of winless teams while Argentina and Chile close out the day's action in a repeat of the South American final which ended 4-3.
Today's matches:
USA vs Brazil, 8 am
T&T vs South Africa, 10 am
Chile vs Argentina, 2.30 pm
USA vs T&T, 8 am
South Africa vs Argentina, 10 am
Brazil vs Chile, 12.30 pm
Black Sticks go down 1-0 in final game
Pictured: Canterbury's Cassandra Reid, courtesy Hernan Barrios
The Black Sticks Women are frustrated that they played so well yet couldn't pull off a win in their final game against Argentina in Rosario today.
Argentina's Delfina Merino was the only goal scorer of the match.
The second half was some of the best hockey that the New Zealanders had played during the five test series and a win today would have given the Kiwis a rare series victory against the World No 2.
"It was similar to the last game in that we had a messy first half and Argentina put us under pressure, but in the second half we were much more controlled and we had many chances to score and win the game," said head coach Mark Hager.
Game captain Katie Glynn had the best chance in the first half when she received a pass from Krystal Forgesson and striked, but it hit the cross bar and Argentina took possession.
The Black Sticks were tight on defence and pushed forward on attack in the second spell resulting in three penalty corners – including one right on full time, one was mistrapped and the other two were cleared by Argentina's goalkeeper.
"Overall, this has been a really pleasing tour. We needed to score goals from the chances that we created, but a tour like this is fantastic development for new younger players in the team, it's been really positive," said Hager.
"The good thing is that Argentina are coming to New Zealand in April to play us again in the Four Nations Tournament, along with United States and Korea so it will be game-on again then! If we get good vocal home crowds along to watch us, that could make that little bit of difference to our performance," said Hager.
The Four Nations is being played in Whangarei, Hamilton and Tauranga and is from 10-21 April.
Stand out players from today were Glynn, Forgesson and Cassandra Reid.
The Black Sticks return to New Zealand at midnight tomorrow.
Argentina 1 (Delfina Merino), New Zealand 0. HT: 1-0.
Previous results from series
First game: 4-1 (Argentina win)
Second game: 1-1
Third game: 4-1 (New Zealand win)
Fourth game: 3-3
Fifth game: 1-0 (Argentina win)
Hockey New Zealand Media release
Black Sticks women fall short
The New Zealand women's hockey team fell agonisingly short of creating history when they were beaten 1-0 by Argentina in the final test in Rosario today.
The Black Sticks had been chasing a rare series against the Olympic silver medallists but Argentina's win meant they won the five-match series 2-1 - two games were drawn.
Argentina's Delfina Merino scored the only goal of the match and the Kiwis were left frustrated after playing some of the best hockey of the series in the second half.
"It was similar to the last game in that we had a messy first half and Argentina put us under pressure, but in the second half we were much more controlled and we had many chances to score and win the game,'' coach Mark Hager said.
Katie Glynn, who was captaining the side for the day, had the best chance in the first half when she hit the crossbar with her shot.
The Black Sticks were tight on defence and pushed forward on attack in the second spell resulting in three penalty corners, including one right on fulltime - one wasn't trapped cleanly and the other two were cleared by Argentina's goalkeeper.
"Overall, this has been a really pleasing tour,'' hager said. "We needed to score goals from the chances we created but a tour like this is fantastic development for new younger players in the team. It's been really positive.
"The good thing is that Argentina are coming to New Zealand in April to play us again in the Four Nations tournament, along with United States and Korea, so it will be game-on again then. If we get good vocal home crowds along to watch us, that could make that little bit of difference to our performance.'' The Four Nations is being played in Whangarei, Hamilton and Tauranga from April 10-21.
Argentina 1 (Delfina Merino)
HT: 1-0.
Black Sticks women go down to Argentina
The Black Sticks women's hockey team lost 1-0 to Argentina today, missing a rare chance for a series win over the highly rated South Americans.
Argentina's Delfina Merino scored the only goal of the deciding match in Rosario as Argentina took the five match series 2-1 with two of the tests drawn.
Overall, it was a solid series for the new-look Black Sticks against the Olympic silver medallists.
But it was also frustrating because New Zealand dominated today's game for long periods.
Black Sticks captain Katie Glynn had the best chance in the first half when she received a pass from Krystal Forgesson but her shot hit the crossbar and Argentina took possession.
The Black Sticks were tight on defence and pushed forward on attack in the second spell resulting in three penalty corners - including one right on full time, one was mistrapped and the other two were cleared by Argentina's goalkeeper.
Stand out players from today were Glynn, Forgesson and Cassandra Reid
New Zealand get a chance for revenge on home soil in April when they host a Four Nations tournament featuring Argentina, the United States and Korea.
Junior Women go down to Australia
Pictured: NZ goalkeeper Sarah Matthews, courtesy Don Shawyer
Australia have won the second of their three tests against the Junior Black Sticks Women at the Junior World Cup Qualifier in the Gold Coast tonight.
New Zealand's Brooke Neal scored in the 67th minute in the second phase of a penalty corner, but it was an all Australian affair before that with a penalty corner conversion from Mariah Williams and field goals from Georgia Nanscawen, Murphy Allendorf and Madison Fitzpatrick.
"I thought during the first 20 minutes we played pretty well and it was quite an even match. It was 1-0 at half time, but then Australia scored two minutes into the second half and we let that affect us," says head coach Chris Leslie.
"The Australians were more urgent getting to the ball than us and demonstrated better core skills. We have a training tomorrow and the focus will be on the basics – we need the basics to be firmly in place if we are to be competitive against teams at the Junior World Cup," says Leslie.
Leslie said there were more chances to score in this game than the first, with Katherine van Woerkom's strike at goal bouncing off the post and more penalty corners being awarded to the Kiwis. Stand out players were goalkeeper Sarah Mathews, Rachel McCann and Phillipa Symes.
The team have a day off tomorrow before their final game on Sunday.
Australia 4 (Mariah Williams, Georgia Nanscawen, Murphy Allendorf, Madison Fitzpatrick) New Zealand 1 (Brooke Neale). HT: 1-0
Match Schedule, Junior World Cup Qualifier (Gold Coast), NZ Time
Women's schedule
Wednesday 27 Feb – Australia (3-1 Australia win)
7pm, Friday 1 March – Australia (4-1 Australia win)
3pm, Sunday 3 March – Play-offs
Men's schedule
Wednesday 27 Feb – Papua New Guinea (15-0 NZ win)
Thursday 28 Feb - Australia (4-2 Australia win)
3pm, Saturday 2 March – Vanuatu
From 1pm, Sunday 3 March – Play-offs
No confidence shocker
MHC UMPIRES COMMITTEE: 12 state chairmen want Muthukumar removed
TWELVE out of 16 State umpires' chairmen have signed a motion of no confidence against Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) Umpires Committee chairman Lt Colonel B. Muthukumar.
It was presented and read out during the MHC management meeting last Saturday, but president Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah said he needed more time to study it before making a stand.
"The motion of no confidence tabled at the management meeting (against Muthukumar) came as a shock to me as I was not made aware of it beforehand.
"However, I am looking into it as I want to find out what the problems are before making a stand," said Tengku Abdullah in a text reply.
The four state chairmen who did not sign the motion were from Armed Forces, Selangor, Malacca and Negri Sembilan.
Among the 12 state HA umpires chairmen who signed were Dr Mohamad Faithal Hassan (KLHA), K. Krishnan (Kedah), N. Nallasamy (Police), Shurizan Mansor (Perlis) and Aftar Singh (Sabah).
Muthukumar was alleged to, among others, have made several important decisions on his own without consulting the committee, and not abiding by some of the decisions taken by the committee.
Other allegations were:
Failing to implement the MHC Umpires Committee blueprint on the objectives, vision and mission.
Failing to plan and organise umpires seminars, workshops, dialogues.
Failing to help develop young umpires or enhance the present batch's performance in any area.
Failing to nominate names of those who have retired from active umpiring as umpires' managers to the Asian Hockey Federation.
Biased to several umpires who keep failing the beep test.
The motion ended by requesting for swift action, as the signatories claimed the umpiring standard in Malaysia is at its worst in recent years due to the problems plaguing the MHC umpires committee.
Muthukumar, when contacted, would not make any statement other than saying that he left the matter to Tengku Abdullah to settle.
An afternoon stroll for UniKL and SSTMI
With a huge margin of win in the first leg, it was akin to an afternoon stroll for Tengku Mahkota Ismail Sports School and UniKL Young Guns in the second leg of the semi finals for the MILO Cup.
Both the teams scored early in the matches against MBI-Anderson and SSTMI Juniors to sail into Sunday's final, without breaking sweat, as if saving their best for last.
SSTMI, who won 8-0 in the first leg went through the motion by winning 2-1 for an aggregate win of 10-1 while UniKL Young Guns scored thrice for acomprehensive 9-0 aggregate.
UniKL Young Guns opened scoring in the 9th minute with Mohd Hafifi Elkan converting a penalty corner before two goals from Mohd Syafiq Zulzairin in the 14th and 69th minutes.
In Ipoh, SSTMI scored via Mohd Hafiz Selemen in the 6th minute before Mohd Shahril Saabah doubled the advantage five minutes later. Though N. Kartigan reduced the deficit in the 43rd minute, it was already a lost cause for the home team.
UniKL Young Guns 3 SSTMI Juniors 0
(UniKL Young Guns win 9-0 on aggregate)
SSTMI 2 MBI Anderson 1
(SSTMI win 10-1 on aggregate)
Fixtures - Sunday-March 3
3/4th Placing
1800H - SSTMI JUniors v MBI Anderson
2000H - SSTMI v UniKL Young Guns
Unofficial MJHL site
Bilateral hockey series: Pakistan, India set for decisive talks on revival
By Fawad Hussain
If the meeting today is successful, hockey fans could soon be witnessing rivals Pakistan and India clashing on the field in a bilateral series. PHOTO: AFP
KARACHI: After two months of friction owing to political tensions, Pakistan and India are moving back to normalcy in the field of sports.
Recently, Pakistan confirmed that India will be coming over for a snooker series later this month and now the officials of the Pakistan Hockey Federation (PHF) and Hockey India (HI) are close to finalising the revival of a bilateral series planned for March-April.
The top two officials of the PHF including President Qasim Zia and Secretary Asif Bajwa reached Kuala Lumpur yesterday to attend the Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) meeting. They are also scheduled to meet HI Secretary General Narinder Batra to cement the plans for the bilateral series.
In December last year, the two counterparts signed an agreement from that would see them hold Pakistan-India bilateral Test series between 2013 to 2018. As per the agreement, Pakistan were to visit India in March 2013 and play five matches while India promised to pay a return visit in the following month.
But the series became doubtful due to political tensions between the two countries. Problems were aggravated further when the Pakistan players had to return without playing the inaugural Hockey India League due to security threats.
However, both PHF and HI remained determined for the revival of the series and are now expected to finalise things soon after meeting on the sidelines of the AHF meeting today.
"We will meet the HI officials today," the PHF President Qasim Zia told The Express Tribune from Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "The discussion to finalise the series and its schedule will be made during the meeting."
Earlier, Bajwa, while leaving for Malaysia late Thursday night, said the revival of series was in the interest of both the countries and the PHF was looking forward to it.
PHF to press for amendments in series contract
Meanwhile, it has been learnt that the top PHF officials may press their India counterparts to send their team first as they doubt the Indian government might hinder their return visit after Pakistan's tour.
"This point is likely to be made during the meeting," said a PHF official.
"We have confidence in HI but we have doubts about their government, who may create problems for India team's return visit."
The official said there was also a possibility that the two bodies could agree to financial compensations in millions for a team in case it withdraws from making the return trip.
"The PHF wants to make sure it won't be one-way traffic and that will be the main discussion during the meeting.
"The schedule of the series will be announced once both bodies reach a consensus on the changes in the contract."
Dominant Navy derail WR 5-2
MUMBAI: A dominant Indian Navy scored an authoritative 5-2 win against Western Railway in a Super Division match, of the Mumbai Hockey Association Ltd. (MHAL) League, at the MHAL Stadium, Churchgate on Friday.
Pawan Kumar hammered home three goals and Heera Singh netted two for the sailors who led 1-0 at the break. Western reduced the margin of defeat with goals from Irshad Mirja and Hardeep Singh.
The fitter and faster Indian Navy outfit started off with a bang and fired in the opening goal in the very fourth minute through a field effort from Heera. Pawan then doubled the Salior's lead when he converted from their first penalty corner in the 45 minute.
Navymen continued to exert pressure on the Western citadel and five minutes later added two more goals in as many minutes. First, Heera got his second before Pawan found the target in the very next minute. He scored his third and Navy's fifth goal in the final minute of the match.
Western, forced to play second fiddle, managed to score twice through Irshad in the 59th minute and Hardeep four minutes later.
Results: Super Div: Indian Navy 5 (Pawan Kumar 3, Heera Singh 2) beat Western Railway 2 (Irshad Mirja, Hardeep Singh).

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New Delhi: Union Tourism Minister Shri Subodh Kant Sahai will launch the Pilot Project under Clean India Campaign at Qutab Minar tomorrow.
Under the Clean India Pilot Project, all issues regarding the heritage site are taken care of including providing drinking water facilities, renovation of toilets, proper signages in and around the premises, placing of garbage bins, maintenance of parking lots at Qutab Minar, conversion of Qutab Minar Complex into friendly zone for physically challenged persons, various repair/replacement work, 24 X 7 management and garbage clearance, tourist help desks and deployment of volunteers for better management amongst others.
Clean India Campaign has been initiated by the Ministry of Tourism with the objective to increase tourist arrivals to the country and to improve quality of services and provide a hygienic environment in and around tourist destinations across the country in sync with the 12th Five Year Plan of the Government of India. In the first phase of the campaign, 36 such monuments have been identified by the Ministry of Tourism and Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Clean India Campaign is a multi pronged action and comprehensive strategy to ensure an acceptable level of cleanliness and hygiene practices at tourist destinations for an inclusive and sustainable development of tourism through ownership and involvement of private and public sector stakeholders. This initiative aims to create a collective mindset that promotes cleanliness and hygiene by a balance of persuasion, education, sensitization, training, demonstration, regulation and involvement of every individual.
India Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC), the public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India was entrusted with the partnership of the Pilot Project of the prestigious campaign at Qutab Minar. ITDC has been networking with various stakeholders including Municipal Corporation of Delhi, ASI, Delhi Jal Board , Delhi Development Authority, Traffic Department and the Shop Owners and Trade Association around the Qutab Complex to make the project a success.


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Just before the new year! Tornike Kipiani wins Georgian Idol and will represent Georgia at Eurovision Song Contest 2020 in Rotterdam
By Christian Petersen 31 December 2019
Tags:GeorgiaRotterdam 2020GBPTornike Kipiani
After three years of missed qualification for the Grand Final, the Georgian broadcaster GBP has again decided to select the Georgian representative for Eurovision Song Contest through the talent show Georgian Idol.
The final of Georgian Idol took place tonight – on New Year's Eve – live from Tbilisi. After six weeks of live shows it was time to find the winner and the Georgian representative at Eurovision Song Contest 2020 in Rotterdam.
The four finalists performed a song each, selected by the singers themselves, and the Georgian public decided that Tornike Kipiani should represent them at Eurovision 2020.
Unlike last year, the song for Eurovision will be selected internally by the Georgian broadcaster and Tornike Kipiani.
Georgian Idol – Result
Barbara Samkharadze
Tamar Kakalashvili
Mariam Gogiberidze
Related storyGeorgia 2020: Auditions for the next Eurovision star kicks off
Tornike Kipiani (თორნიკე ყიფიანი), is 31 from Georgia. He won X-factor in Georgia in 2014, and rose to fame in his country. In 2017 he also competed to represent Georgia at Eurovision Song Contest, but his song, You Are My Sunshine, was not chosen. Instead it was Tamara Gachechiladze's Keep The Faith that went to Kyiv.
Georgian Idol
The Georgian Public Broadcaster GPB has chosen to use the format Idol to select its Eurovision entrant. Over six weeks the initial ten artists have been narrowed down to four finalists.
The winner of Georgian Idol, and the ticket to Eurovision 2020 was decided solely by public voting, via SMS and Facebook Messenger voting, but four judges gave their feedback upon the performances: Tinatin Berdzenishvili, David Evgenidze, Natia Todua and David Aladashvili.
Georgia in Eurovision Song Contest
Georgia 2010: Sofia Nizharadze - "Shine"
Georgia has participated in Eurovision 12 times since their debut in 2007, with the best result in 2010 and 2011 (9th place), and the worst result in 2014 and 2018 (came last in their Semi-final).
The only year Georgia didn't participate was in 2009. They decided to send the song "We Don't Wanna Put In" to Moscow 2009, but because of a controversy about the lyrics in the song, EBU banned the song from participating, if the lyrics was not changed. GPB refused to change the lyrics, and withdrew from the contest.
Georgia has managed to qualify to the Grand Final 7 out of 12 times.
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In 2009 Georgia decided to send the song "We Don't Wanna Put In" to the contest in Moscow, but because of a controversy about the lyrics in the song, EBU banned the song from participating, if the lyrics was not changed. Georgia refused to change the lyrics, and withdrew from the contest
The longest running losers are the Cypriots, having never had a victory
In 1974 the French President, Georges Pompidou, died during Eurovision week. The French broadcaster decided to withdraw from the contest. The funeral was held the day of the contest
Among the contestants who have had successful careers are ABBA (1974), Céline Dion, Cliff Richard and Julio Iglesias. Dion won for Switzerland in 1988 with the song Ne partez pas sans moi
The Eurovision-friendly nation Australia has broadcast Eurovision Song Contest every year since 1983


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Protest against 'turning' Aarey forest into hub of real estate extravaganza in Mumbai
By Harsh Thakor*
A recent a protest demonstration staged at the Picnichen Spot, opposite Shaheed Birsa Munda Statue, Aarey forest, Mumbai, to oppose the present Maharashtra government of Shinde-Fadnavis in installing Metro 3 depot at Aarey sought to project the truth behind depot politics and land scam.
More than 500 persons protested from a broad strata of society. Students, Dalits, Adivasis and activists of many NGOs, and members of political parties and social organisations participated. Among the important participants were ex-armymen, members of the Disha students group, Naujwan Bharat Sabha and Bigul Mazdoor Dasta.
Around three weeks ago, embarrassed to the core from the growing youth protest, the Shinde-Fadnavis government issued instructions to brutally subvert every initiative to organize people against the illegal destruction of Aarey forest.
Avinash, a first year MA student of philosophy of the Mumbai University and member of the Disha students' group, and Dr Pooja, an occupational therapist and member of the Progressive Doctors' League, both constituent organizations of the Save Aarey Joint Action Committee, were detained at the Aarey Police Station along with 11 other local residents and environmental activists.
What is the truth behind depot politics?
The Kanjur depot plot measures 41 ha (102 acres).
If an integrated depot for Line 3, 6 and upcoming Line 4 and14 is planned at Kanjur, then the entire plot will be consumed by the Metro. This also eliminates the need for Aarey or land in Thane.
If Metro 3 depot plot is shifted to Aarey and Line 4 uses land in Thane, then Metro 6 only requires 15 ha (37 acres) leaving the balance area of nearly 26 ha (65 acres) open to residential and/or commercial development.
Denying Kanjur land for Metro 3 paves the way for the exploitation of balance areas of the plots in Aarey and Kanjur under the disguise of 'ancillary development'. The plot chosen in Thane also becomes vulnerable.
An area of 165 ha in Aarey has also been exempted thus adding more lands to be exploited.
Taking into account the available FSI, the plot areas of Aarey and Kanjur and the current ready reckoner rates, the monetary potential of just these two plots touches Rs 1 lakh crore!
Thus, Aarey has become the egg or hub of this real estate extravaganza.
Unfortunately this scam which will only benefit a few, and is being used to stall the work of critical metro lines and delaying them.
The people backing this distorted decision are answerable if it is in Mumbai's interest to
Forfeit an important forested area like Aarey?
Suffer delay in completion of the Mumbai Metro network?
Deprive Mumbaikars of better connectivity between the various lines and dismantle the convenient linkage of suburbs like Powai, Thane, Badlapur to Western suburbs and South Mumbai?
Suffer loss of land, time and hard-earned taxpayers money?
What is the motive behind this? Thirst for profits to quench greed for the real estate groups and associated lobbyists?
Slogans were vociferously raised 'Stop Lies To Supreme Court', 'Save Aarey Forest' 'Save Indigenous People' 'Save Adivasis', 'Adivasi Lives Matter', 'Save Mumbaikar', 'Save Aaarey Save Nature', 'Shift Metro Car Shed 3 To Kanjur Marg', 'Aarey Depot Is Land Scam', 'Jai Bhim Lal Salaam', and 'Inquilab Zindabad'.
Background to Save Aarey Movement
The struggle to save the Aarey forest has been going on for a considerable period time now and the movement has received support from individuals and organizations encompassing the country and the world. At its current stage, an obstacle is created by from the environmental approach of NGOs of several individuals, many of whom happily continue to blow their trumpet n their social media profiles of having received awards from Uddhav Thackeray and Devendra Fadnavis.
For these people, 'environmentalism' is a business – they raise funds for their 'activism' from various corporates, resort to crowd funding if the issue is a popular one and also 'partner' with the government whenever possible. They simply fail to gauge the base of bankruptcy of ruling class politics.
The movement's seeds were planted in response to the state deciding to allot public hand in order to benefit a handful of capitalists and real estate barons. The 'Metro car shed' in Aarey is a façade which allows the state to pretend as if the project is in public interest when the real purpose is in fact to allow the builders and developers to come in through the backdoor.
Every political party which has come to power in Maharashtra has endorsed the destruction of Aarey
The lives of over 1,100 species of plants and animals hang in jeopardy to allow them to develop luxury apartments providing great aerial views of the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, facilitating the rich the pleasure of living 'close to nature'. Each such flat will sell for crores of rupees making every tree felled and animal killed for the purpose worth the effort.
It is because such powerful interests are at stake that this plan has crystallised in such a determined and organized manner, despite all government reports and public protests advising against the measure. In their thirst for power, each party -- whether it is the BJP, Shiv Sena, MNS, Congress, NCP, or VBA – cut throats of each other projecting itself as the superior alternative.
These parties never promote welfare for the environment. Their concern lays only within the boundaries of their material interests. No matter which party reaches to the chair the funds which steer them to power invariably comes from the wealthy – the capitalists, builder-developers, corporates and real estate moguls.
As soon as they gain seat of power, they will first try to appease their bosses – those capitalists who have patronised them to reach this destination – and in fact, that is their only purpose. They get to enjoy the privileges of power only so long as they are faithfully bootlick their bosses (and this is precisely what happened when the Fadnavis government came to power).
Once the political class takes a decision to please it the task of enforcing this decision falls on the executive .Here the police intervenes s to ensure that the dictates of the ruling class are obeyed and that all voices of dissent are suppressed. In such a situation, all foolish tactics such as as garlanding, pleading, giving roses to or prostrating before the police are purposeless.
In addition to such stupidity, some "NGO environmentalists" endorse great faith in legalism and seriously believe that the courts will come to their rescue. When the movement is steered on the course of independent political direction and the people are united, the authoritarian behaviour of the judiciary is checked and the courts act in people's interest.
However, when the movement is weak and confused as it is now, it is clear to even the layman that the court will mainly act to crush any remnant of the movements or stall until such a point where it basically achieves its goal and the legal fight is rendered baseless. Only by establishing the power of the people can the movement can succeed.
As of today, however, the movement is veering towards the opposite direction. The NGO cnvironmentalists, following the doctrine of "an enemy's enemy is a friend" is looking to appease as many opposition political parties as it can. But the truth is that every political party which has come to power in Maharashtra has endorsed the destruction of the Aarey forest!
Even though some parties may make claims to support the movement to Save Aarey at present it is important to remember the history of these political parties' actions when in power in the past .The nexus between the BJP, Congress and Shiv Sena in executing many a project jointly is an ideal illustration in recent decades.
Democratic intellectuals need to be brought in the forefront of this struggle. Workers and peasants must grasp the inter relation between such developments and their day to day lives and its link with liberalisation and globalisation. The focus in the movement is in garnering forces to confront the neo-fascist BJP. It was postive to witness how the ruling calluses are shaken by the youth protests of 'Save Aarey' agitation.
*Freelance journalist who covers mass movements
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Johnson, Sauer, Rossi and Pulford Named 2011 Lester Patrick Award Recipients
The Lester Patrick Award is given annually for outstanding service to hockey in the United States. The NHL announced Tuesday that this year's recipients include Mark Johnson, a former NHLer, current University of Wisconsin women's hockey head coach, and of course, the leading scorer for the 1980 Miracle on Ice Team; Jeff Sauer, former University of Wisconsin and Colorado head coach and current U.S. National Sled Hockey Team bench boss; Tony Rossi, longtime USA Hockey executive and a big part of the organizations significant growth over the last five decades; and Bob Pulford, a Hockey Hall of Famer and former coach and GM of the Chicago Blackhawks.
These four honorees will receive their awards Oct. 26 in St. Paul, Minn.
The Patrick is a high honor to all who receive it. Lester Patrick was a big part of the NHL's early growth in the United States and perhaps set the wheels in motion for what the game has become today in this country.
After the jump, a closer look at the recipients, including a personal story of how one Lester Patrick winner impacted my path in hockey.
There's always pressure when you're the son of a legend, but Mark Johnson carved his own path. Despite the numerous accomplishments of his father, "Badger Bob" Johnson, Mark made a significant impact of his own on hockey in the United States.
As a player, Johnson was a standout at the University of Wisconsin, playing for his father. In three years, he never finished with less than 80 points for the Badgers. He was a two-time All-American. In his junior season, Johnson put up a stunning 41-49–90 stat line. The following year, some guy named Brooks picked him for some team that won a thing.
Back in those days, the Olympic team trained year round. Johnson scored 92 points in 60 games with the U.S. National Team. Though he saved his two most important points for the most important game in American sports history, scoring twice as the U.S. upset the Soviets, 4-3, at the 1980 Winter Olympic Games in Lake Placid.
Johnson also played 669 games in the NHL, posting 508 points.
These days, Johnson is making his mark behind the bench, just as his father did. As the head coach of the University of Wisconsin's women's ice hockey team, Johnson has turned that program into the pinnacle of women's college ice hockey. Under his guidance, Wisconsin has won four national titles. Johnson also led the U.S. Olympic Women's Ice Hockey Team to the silver medal at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.
For his significant contributions both on the ice and off, Johnson is an overwhelmingly deserving winner of this prestegious award.
Another legendary Badger is being honored as well. Jeff Sauer, who played for Bob Johnson at Colorado College, followed a similar path as his former coach. After wrapping up his playing career, Sauer became the head coach at CC, where he spent nine seasons at the helm. He then moved on to Wisconsin where he made a significant mark.
As head coach of the Badgers from 1983 to 2002, Sauer became one of the all-time winningest college hockey coaches. He led Wisconsin to national titles in 1983 and 1990. Sauer also has coached numerous U.S. National Teams at various levels.
Additionally, Sauer has made significant contributions to the coaching profession, as evidenced by his being honored with the Snooks Kelley Founders Award from the American Hockey Coaches Association, one of the highest honors bestowed by the organization. Similarly to the Patrick, it is given for contributions to the growth and development of hockey in the U.S.
More recently, Sauer has participated in seven Deaflympics as coach of the U.S. National Deaflympic Team. He led Team USA to gold at the 2007 Winter Deaflympic Games and bronze in 2009. Sauer was recently named head coach of the U.S. National Sled Hockey Team. He has been active in USA Hockey for decades as well.
Bob Pulford is a Hockey Hall of Famer and made significant contributions on the ice as both a player and coach in the NHL. However, as an executive with the Chicago Blackhawks, Pulford was part of an organization that was dedicated to a flourishing amateur hockey community throughout the state of Illinois.
While the William W. Wirtz era was unpopular among fans, it is inarguable that the organization was dedicated to the advancement of youth hockey in the Chicago area, sponsoring various tournaments including the Blackhawk Cup state high school tournament.
Pulford was a big part of that in his 30 years with the Blackhawks.
Tony Rossi may be an unfamiliar name to most of the people that scanned the news about the award winners, but his contributions to the game of hockey in the U.S. have been significant.
With more than five decades of volunteer service to USA Hockey, Rossi has made tremendous contributions to the game in both time, resources and expertise. A native of the Chicago area, Rossi got involved the same way most people do, because of his kids. He raised two sons that went on to play Division I hockey at Michigan and Miami University, but ensured that it wasn't only his kids that were given every opportunity to succeed.
The Amateur Hockey Association of Illinois is one of the strongest USA Hockey associations in the country, and Rossi was a big part of it's formation and growth. Many youth hockey organizations in the state can probably trace some roots back to Rossi.
He currently serves as USA Hockey's VP and international council chair. He's served in various leadership capacities with USAH since 1983. Despite his leadership roles, all of it is done on a volunteer basis. Rossi has also forged a highly successful business career.
I know him as Mr. Rossi. His son, Tony, Jr., was my first high school hockey coach, with my dad serving as an assistant, at Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago. It was through Mr. Rossi's encouragement that I aimed for the Brian Fishman Internship at USA Hockey. Without that internship, I'd imagine things would be awfully different for me. Who knows where I would have ended up and what I'd be doing. It's been a great experience working in and now writing about hockey. So this is one Lester Patrick winner I owe plenty to, and one I couldn't be happier for. It is well deserved.
Congratulations to all of the winners and a special thanks to each of them for their contributions to the game.
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VIXX Joins KCON 2017 LA Lineup – Sweet Sweet Kpop | News, Games, Giveaways and more!
The kings of concepts, VIXX, will be making their way to Los Angeles this summer!
They have just been announced for this year's KCON LA lineup and will be joining artists such as NCT 127, Girls Day, and ASTRO.
They also recently released "Shangri-la," which explored an East Asian mythology concept.
KCON LA will take place August 18-20 at the Staples Center and LA Convention Center.


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Management of Fournier's Gangrene and the role of Hyperbaric Oxygen.
Title: Management of Fournier's Gangrene and the role of Hyperbaric Oxygen.
Abstract: Zamboni WA, Riseman JA, Kucan JO. Management of Fournier's Gangrene and the role of Hyperbaric Oxygen. J. Hyperbaric Med 1990; 5(3):177-186.


I need to group by two variables but am having trouble figuring it out.
That's an example of my data and I want to group the time stamp and the ip address. Basically, if time=time and ip_address=ip_address, combine them and, preferably, take the highest value of sizesent.
I tried dedup but that gets rid of vital information. Any help would be appreciated!
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Where does the "corA" in your sample output come from?
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Jane joins us from the beautiful islands of the Bahamas where she grew up in a swimming family, with every sibling competing on Bahamian swim teams. She learned to swim at the age of four and joined her first team just one year later. From the age of nine to nineteen, Jane represented her country at a wide variety of international competitions throughout the Caribbean and Central and Latin America, including CARIFTA, the Junior Olympics, and the Caribbean Island Swimming Championships. She honed her teaching skills with over ten years of experience as an instructor at the Betty Kelly Kenning National Swim Complex for the government of the Bahamas. Jane is also the proud mother a 13-year-old daughter who loves to swim and is an inspiring dancer.


Patient satisfaction with hospital services decreased by 5% across the last year, reaching the lowest level in five years, according to an American Customer Satisfaction Index report. According to ACSI, hospital satisfaction dropped from a score of 77 out of 100 in the first quarter of 2009 to 73 in the first quarter of 2010.
"Hospital Satisfaction Drops While Overall Consumer Satisfaction Rises" (Bakhtiari, HealthLeaders Media, 5/21).


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HollyShorts - Always Remember Me - Nell Teare Interview
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Nell is a native Texan. She attended the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Houston and then graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. While still at NYU, Nell was cast in the original production of Memphis, which went on to win the Tony award for Best Musical. In 2008, Nell founded Harmon Creek Press and published her first book, Celia and the Witches, through Barnes and Noble. At the end of that year, Nell moved to Los Angeles and in 2010 worked at Center Theatre Group as a part of the original production of Randy Newman's, Harps and Angels.
Nell became a company member at Celebration Theatre and, eventually, their Director of Development from 2011 to 2012. At the recommendation of a friend, Nell would direct her first staged production and a mini documentary called, If I Look This Good, Why do I Feel Like Shit, in 2012. The following year, Nell wrote, directed and produced three short films. She works with FILM 14, having now directed over twenty book trailers for the company. At The Lillian Theatre in 2014, Nell directed and choreographed the original musical, Rock and Roll's Greatest Lovers. In 2015, Nell became a producer on the film, Upended, directed by Tessa Blake and starring Amy Landecker. That Summer, Nell directed the original production of the one woman show, StandUpera, at The Actor's Theatre. In February of 2016, Nell adapted and directed a short film based on Frederic Donner's story, LOVE. Nell directed two stage productions; All Shook Up, at the Morgan Wixson Theatre, which opened March 5th 2016, and Anton in Show Business, at The Hudson Theatre, which opened April 9th of the same year (LA Stage RAW recommended; Top 10).
Nell has spoken about the use of visceral imagery on stage and in film for The Science of Consciousness Conference. Over that summer, Nell produced the web series, Broke A$$ Rich Kid and shot a series of book trailers, including The Atlantis Gene, Pandemic, Riven, Middle East Affairs and The Alienation of Courtney Hoffman. At the end of the year, she directed and produced the web series Guber and the short film, Katie and Ben. So far in 2017, Nell has completed photography on the web series' The Hunt and You. Me. Us? as well as the short films Never Stop and Buddy. In March, Nell shadowed on her first network show with director James Whitmore, Jr. for NCIS and then went on to shadow a second time for NCIS in August with Bethany Rooney. In the summer, Nell directed, Save to Draft, which was produced at The New York Summer Theatre Festival in Manhattan. She is currently in post-production for the short films, Tubby Hook and Always Remember Me.
Nell Teare on the Red Carpet with Luci MacNair.
ABOUT THE CAST
Luci MacNair ― Sarah
Luci MacNair is an actress and producer, known for Always Remember Me (2018), You. Me. Us? (2017) and BUDDY (2017).
Wendy Haines ― Kim
Wendy Haines is an actress and producer, known for Dexter (2006), O21 (2014) and Sons of Anarchy (2008).
Melissa Jane Osborne ― Jen
Melissa Jane Osborne is a writer and actress, known for Oma (2017), Always Remember Me (2018) and The Burg (2006).
Brandon Scott ― Adam
Brandon Scott was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, USA. He is an actor, known for The Last of Us (2013), Wreck-It Ralph (2012) and Stand Up Guys (2012).
Jamie Wollrab ― Mike
Jamie Wollrab is an actor and producer, known for Punching Bag (2017).
A young woman confronts her past at her childhood best friend's birthday party. Which is complicated because her friend has been dead for 18 years.
Join us at the party when Always Remember Me makes its debut on the festival circuit this year.
Bradley Brough ― Assistant Producer
Bradley Brough is a composer and actor, known for Nightblind: Beneath the Alien Plains(2014), Tactics (2014) and Always Remember Me (2018).
Luci MacNair ― Executed Producer
Trina Dong ― Producer
Trina Dong is an actress and producer, known for You. Me. Us? (2017), Frankie and Jude: Star Wars - Situation Normal (2017) and Pre-Production: The Webseries (2017).
Elizabeth Mihelich ―Producer
Elizabeth Mihelich was born on August 16, 1979 in Pueblo, Colorado, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for It Happened Again Last Night (2017), Always Remember Me (2018) and Loveseat (2013).
Melissa Jane Osborne ― Writer
Director Nell Teare and Executive Producer Luci MacNair present, Always Remember Me, a short film shot on 16mm Kodak film.
When Sarah (Luci MacNair) brings her new boyfriend Adam (Brandon Scott) to her childhood best friend's birthday party, she's forced to confront her past. This is complicated because her best friend is dead.
A quirky, heartbreaking short film, Always Remember Me, is an exploration of grief and what happens when you deal with it, or don't.
Nell Teare and Luci MacNair on the Red Carpet with JBN Journalist, Americo Galli.
Nell Teare and Luci MacNair on the Red Carpet at The Chines Theater.
THE JBN TEAM INTERVIEW WITH NELL TEARE
JOURNALIST: AMERICO GALLI
LOCATION: HOLLYSHORTS, THE CHINESE THEATER, HOLLYWOOD, CA ― AUGUST 9TH - 18TH
INTERVIEW: AUGUST 11, 2018
Video/Edit: James Vallesteros (@jamesvallesteros). Audio: Edward Chung
ABOUT HOLLYSHORTS
HollyShorts Film Festival is an organization devoted to showcasing the best and brightest short films from around the globe, advancing the careers of filmmakers through screenings, networking events, and various panel and forums. The Oscar Qualifying HollyShorts Film Festival showcases the top short films produced 40- minutes or less. Categories include Short Animation, Short Live Action, Short Documentary, Music Video, Webisode, Commercials, TV, and Digital Microbudget.
HollyShorts takes place August 9-18, 2018 at the TCL Chinese Theater, Harmony Gold Theater and other locations in Hollywood. Nearly 400 short films will compete for the festival's top prizes. Last year HollyShorts finalists included 3 out of the 5 Live Action Oscar nominees and the winning short Silent Child from Rachel Shenton and Chris Overton. This year, HollyShorts received an all-time record 5,000 submissions from over 80 countries. The competition will feature Live Action, Animation and Documentary Shorts as well as web series, student shorts, music videos, TV pilots, and VR. The festival also features a screenplay competition where the winning short gets greenlit, shot and shown at next year's festival courtesy of Seattle Film Summit.
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Haverfordwest County have continued their summer recruitment drive as they recruit Daniel Williams to the club following an exit from Pontardawe Town along with Sam Rodon and Connah McFenton.
Williams has already played for the club having played in the friendly win over former Welsh League side Newcastle Emlyn.
The 17 year-old made himself known to the Bluebirds faithful as he scored twice and had a commanding performance in the middle of park, showing balance and poise on the hall according to the Bluebirds website.
The midfielder who has also featured for Goytre United has represented Wales both at U18s level and at Welsh Colleges level, showing his ability.
Joining Williams at The Conygar Bridge Meadow Stadium is Llanelli Town shot shopper Connah McFenton and Aberystwyth Town centre-back Sam Rodon.
McFenton joined the Bluebirds having played as back-up keeper to Craig Morris in the Reds promotion to Division One as he moved on from Port Talbot Town.
At the young age of just 21 McFenton is already making an impact as he is a goalkeeping coach at the Cardiff City academy.
A familiar face is also flying in to become a Bluebird as Sam Rodon rejoins the club, having left for Aberystwyth Town last year.
Haverfordwest and manger Sean Cresser will be hopeful that Rodin will be able to recapture his form at the club from his previous spell.
Rodon made 27 appearances for the Green and Blacks last season after following Wayne Jones to Park Avenue after signing from relegated Haverfordwest, where he won a clean sweep of Player of the Year awards, as voted by the Club, Fans and Manger.
Speaking to the County Echo, Sean Cresser stated his desire to see Rodon play alongside captain Sean Pemberton for the upcoming season.
The Bluebirds were keen to see him back at the Meadow to partner captain Sean Pemberton at the heart of defence, and are delighted to have secured his signature," said a club statement.
"This ambitious signing shows that the club mean business, adding yet more quality to a line-up that looks increasing impressive.
Rodon is the second former Havefordwest player to link up with his former side in pre-season as the club also saw Declan Carroll leave Premier League side Carmarthen Town.
Aberystwyth Town are looking to sign Declan Carroll despite him not having kicked a ball for the Bluebirds since his return from Carmarthen Town. Despite having made seven approaches for Haverfordwest County players in the last 14 months ,there is no truth in the rumour that the Pembrokeshire club have become a feeder club for their mid Wales neighbours!


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Misplaced and Displaced
When I was a student at Memorial Junior High School, we stood each morning, put our hands over our hearts and recited The Pledge of Allegiance. On one particular morning, while the Vietnam war was in its final years, I did not feel like standing. I was 13 years old. I was not taking a political stand. I didn't even know what taking a political stand meant. I just did not feel like getting up from my seat that morning.
One of the Home Ec teachers, a rough woman whose name is lost to time, pulled me up by the scruff of my neck and castigated me publicly. How dare I not stand for The Pledge of Allegiance when she had a son fighting for America's freedom in Vietnam?
Now it's September 11, 2001 and all of a sudden, it dawns on me that America is the latest in a long series of host countries for the Jewish people. In trying to reconstruct how the events of that day led me to such a conclusion, I can draw only the fuzziest of lines. The line starts with the thought that, if such a thing can happen in America, then America is not intrinsically safer than Israel. If America is not intrinsically safer than Israel, then why am I not living in Israel?
In retrospect, it wasn't logic that opened the door to understanding. It was a gift from Hashem, Who cleared my vision.
In June of 2002, while the Second Intifada raged in Israel, my husband and I traveled to Israel. Our decision to do so was a puzzlement to many American Jews, so I spoke about it publicly. What I most remember was that, right after my talk, a man in his 70s came up to me to castigate me. He was less hostile than the Home Ec teacher from 30 years before, but his message was similar. How dare I speak against America? Don't I know how dangerous it is for American Jews to speak like that?
What did I say that so riled up this elderly man? I said:
Make no mistake. America, for all its love for religious tolerance, is hosting the Jews who live in her borders. This country is not ours.
And it never will be.
Right now, Jews live in relative safety and security in America. But for how long will that be the case? As great as this country is, don't allow yourself to get so comfortable that you can't imagine America vomiting out its Jews. Remember the lesson of history. It's happened in every other country where Jews have ever lived. Our sense of security in America is deceptive. It's a mistake to rely on it.
I said that in 2002 and, seven years later, I still mean every word of it. And it still causes a tremendous ripple of hostility. Recently, my husband and I were interviewed by the Baltimore Jewish Times about our decision to make aliyah. In that interview, I talked about some of the political and theological reasons for our decision.
"I've been feeling an increasing level of discomfort about the future of American Jewry and that our collective time in this Diaspora community is coming to an end," she said. "I want to get my family out while we can still leave comfortably. I think assimilation is killing us off."
In addition, Dr. Adler said she believes such recent developments as the economic downturn and President Obama's election demonstrate that "God is closing the doors for Jewish life in America, to bring on the redemption and bring us home.
"Our current president embodies the lineage of Esau and Ishmael. I'm not saying he's an evil person, but that's symbolic," she said. "He's no friend of Israel and he's changing the historical friendship between Israel and America. … Everything about his presidency reminds me of God's plan."
In the few weeks since the article appeared, my comments have been the source of seemingly endless castigation. I have been accused, in Letters to the Editor, in private conversations, in online comments, in sermons by rabbis of liberal congregations and in private emails of the very same thing that my 8th grade Home Ec teacher accused me of.
Ingratitude.
How dare I criticize this great country of ours after all it has done for me? How dare I suggest that the door is closing on America's Jews? How dare I declare America a diaspora community? Didn't I notice that the President appointed Jews to two very senior positions? And, most potent of all, don't I know what bad will my comments will generate among non-Jews?
Bad, bad Rivkah! You are a disloyal American!
I have clearly made a lot of people uncomfortable. And I have never felt as misplaced and displaced in America as I do today.
My critics keep reminding me that 80% of American Jews voted for Obama. That's the same percentage of newly-freed Hebrew slaves who chose not leave Egypt. Is it also the percentage of American Jews who will cling to America even as the threats against us mount?
The Golden Age of Spain, when Jews thrived religiously, culturally and economically on the Iberian Peninsula, lasted for 400 years. Power changed hands, history moved on and Jews were painfully expelled from Spain in 1492 and from Portugal in 1497.
Jews lived in Germany as early as the 4th century. For 200 years, from the early 18th century until the early 20th century, Jews achieved political emancipation and prospered in Germany. Power changed hands, history moved on and 6,000,000 Jews were killed by Nazis.
This exact same scenario has played out in dozens and dozens of other countries since the destruction of the Second Temple.
I will say it again. One hundred years ago, America took in my great-grandparents when pogroms in Russia threatened their lives. My children are 4th generation American-born. There is no doubt that, since 1654, America has been a haven for the Jewish people. There is much to appreciate about America's role in Jewish history.
But power changes hands. History moves on.
If my awareness of Jewish history and my desire to keep my family safe in the face of the growing Muslim influence in America makes me evil in the eyes of other American Jews, so be it.
At least I know my place.
Posted by Rivkah Lambert Adler at 8:10 PM 4 comments
You're Clinging To A Withering Vine
For months now, I've been having an ongoing conversation about the viability of aliyah with a family member who I love very much. Drawn to the spiritual potential that he knows exists in a life lived in Israel, he has all the same concerns that you might expect. How will he make a living? How will the transition impact his family, especially his young teen? If living in Israel is so important, why are some of his rabbis actively discouraging him from making aliyah?
I've been sharing concrete information, brainstorming communities where his family would fit in, encouraging him to attend aliyah meetings, referring him to job leads and resource people who can help answer his most pressing questions.
But what I can't seem to communicate as clearly as I wish to is this thought. Once upon a time, a Jew could decide where she or he wanted to live. Israel was a fine choice, but so was Monsey. Or Lakewood. Or Toronto. Or Baltimore. Today, I feel so strongly that we no longer have that luxury.
Things in the world are changing dramatically and time is running out for American Jews. The balance of power in the world is demonstrably changing from the good guys to the bad guys. For myself, my response is to get my Jewish family out of America to Israel where I believe Gd will protect us from what's coming this way. Though I wish that every Jew I love would come with us, I understand this may not be their response. But what I really want to say is, "Folks! Wake up! You're clinging to a withering vine!"
Geert Wilders, a controversial Member of Parliament of The Netherlands, recently gave a speech to the Florida Security Council about the Islamic threat to which Europe is already succumbing and to which America is exceedingly vulnerable. I am not, by nature, a political animal, but I do believe his speech is of urgent importance for Americans, and especially American Jews, to watch. Please take the time to watch these two 10-minute clips so that at least you understand better the enemy that Europe and America is facing because, in time, Gd-forbid, this knowledge could radically change your life.
And if you get it, if you feel in your kishkes that the clock is running out on the lives we have enjoyed in America, I'm sure there's still room on our aliyah flight.
Posted by Rivkah Lambert Adler at 8:34 AM 5 comments
What I Didn't Know To Expect
I knew my first labor experience would be painful, but I didn't know it would be so painful that I would feel as if I had transcended my own body and entered a different dimension. When my oldest daughter was finally born, I remember thinking, "Why didn't anyone tell me it would feel like this?"
As the founding coordinator of the Baltimore Chug Aliyah, I have watched many people make aliyah over the past four years. I thought I knew, more or less, what to expect from start to finish. Now that the news of our impending aliyah is out, I find myself experiencing emotions that I didn't know to anticipate.
It started when we began talking about paring down our not-insubstantial collection of books. With a rabbi, an educator and a few voracious readers in the house, we have a LOT of books. So we told each other we would start by separating out those books that "didn't hurt." If you love books, you know exactly what I mean. We started the process, but as each book is transferred from our hands to the hands of another reader, I get a funny feeling, like I'm not quite ready to let it go, even if I haven't cracked the book open in a decade or more.
Then we had to take a hard look at our furniture, some of which was part of my childhood home and some of which I bought when I was a teenager with a JCPenney employee discount. As I examined each piece in the decision-making process, it seemingly took on a mystique of its own, one I hadn't been aware of all those years it sat in the basement, unused.
Thirty five years ago, my father, A"H, bought me a beautiful, feminine writing desk. I loved the desk, but as I got older, it played a smaller and smaller role in my home. Alas, it was one of the pieces I was called upon to sacrifice in the quest to fit five decades worth of life into a small Israeli apartment. A few prospective buyers came to see it. One immediately rejected it because of a shallow scratch on the writing surface. One offered me a pitifully low bid which I quickly declined. Money being money, I did so more from sentiment than anything else. Then a mother and her 7 year-old daughter came to see it, gushed over its beauty and specialness and I knew they were the right buyers. So even though, knowing the desk will no longer be mine, I have a twinge of something I cannot name, I am happy that another young girl will appreciate it, as I have over the years.
Last week, I went to close a bank account that I opened 25 years ago, just as my career began. The account had been more-or-less dormant for well over a decade, but there was a little cash there to add to our Aliyah Savings Fund. Was I really feeling sentimental about a checking account?
I was.
Ahead of me in these next months lie dozens, if not hundreds, of these sorts of experiences. I am extricating myself from five decades of life in America. Unraveling decades-long business connections. Sorting out the detritus of a lifetime. Freeing myself from the tentacles of materialism and preparing myself to be open to my future.
Even though I have been dreaming of boarding that aliyah flight and living my life in Gd's Holy Land for years and years and years, ahead of me are any number of twinges and gut punches as I disentangle myself from a lifetime lived elsewhere.
I didn't know to expect that.
And yet, I know that even this is a bracha. How many millions of Jews over the span of Jewish history have had the luxury of such a gradual parting from their sojourn outside the Land of Israel?
Hashem has truly blessed me.


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>> pointers would be welcome.
> Perhaps "M-x find-file-literally" is what you are looking for.


How many recruiters end up at their client's wedding on Christmas Eve?
I was working on a Vermont-based VP Engineering position for a business client and reached out to a great candidate living in Germany. He was happy to consider a position in the US, but didn't know anything about Vermont. In addition to working diligently to make sure both parties' needs were being met in regards to the position, I researched all manner of cultural topics for him so that he could make a fully informed decision.
We got to know each other very well in a few short months. He was half joking one day, early on, and complained that Vermont didn't have his favorite restaurant chain. I asked what he liked about it and then sent him a list of local restaurants I thought he'd come to love instead. It became a game – he would mention something he loved to do, and I would research and send him local recommendations and information.
As negotiations advanced and started to become serious, I researched the best school districts, rental market, housing prices, guitar teachers and professional networking organizations in the area. I also helped him evaluate the three opportunities he was fielding – only one of them was from me. Happily, he ended up accepting the Vermont position and moved shortly after. His girlfriend arrived from Germany a couple of months later and my husband and I joined the two of them on Christmas Eve to celebrate their wedding!
Do you have a recruiting, executive search, or job seeking mystery that needs solving with a highly personal touch? It would be my sincere pleasure to work with you – contact me here.


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As we are using the wildcard selector *, that will apply to all tables. You could replace the * with a specific table name.
You can comma-separate the privileges if you wish to set more than one, e.g.


t's that time of year again to sign up for our annual London to Brighton. This year the ride will be taking place on Saturday 25th June and we'll be taking our usual route from The Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton.
Emma's Ball this year will be taking on a bit of a new guise by moving to Woodlands Park Hotel. It'll be taking place on Saturday 12th December 2015. For more information please contact Lynn.Brandon@emmasbubbletrust.org.
We'll be holding a High Tea at Epsom Downs Racecourse on the 20th September 2015. It's a chance for all you ladies to get together and do what you do best…talk! For more information please get in touch with Lynn.Brandon@emmasbubbletrust.org.
Our good and crazy cyclist friend Chris McGaw, is off again for another of his epic rides in his trusty moth eaten Emma's Bubble Trust t-shirt (his words not ours).


Cyperus kegelianus Steud., Cyperus pedunculatus (R.Br.) J.Kern, Lipocarpha foliosa Miq.
Remirea maritima is a sedge can be found on sandy shores. It has stiff, grooved leaves spreading in all directions and ending with a pointed tip. The inflorescence is not stalked and positioned terminally.
While its current status is common, it seems to be isolated at East Coast Park and the southern islands of Singapore. More recent records for the latter includes Sentosa, Pulau Semakau, and Lazarus Island.
Form of the Beach Star at Lazarus Island.
Horizontal stem exposed from the sand.


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The Collusion Scenario
Published in National Review Online on December 15, 2018
By Mona Charen
It has become an article of faith in some quarters on the right — well, most — that the Mueller investigation has found no evidence of collusion with Russia and has accordingly shifted gears to process crimes like lying to the FBI or obstruction of justice. Having decided that this must be true, many have called for Mueller to wrap it up.
But this requires a lot of wishful thinking.
Consider the sentencing memos. Most of the attention has focused on the payoffs to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal. But the Office of Special Counsel advised a federal judge that Michael Cohen had committed other serious crimes. He "withheld information material to the investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election." He later came clean. Mueller's office recommended that Cohen be given some credit for this, and included this wording: Cohen "voluntarily provided the SCO with information about his own conduct and that of others on core topics under investigation by the SCO . . . the information he provided has been credible and consistent with other evidence obtained in the SCO's continuing investigation."
The "core topic" under investigation is Russian interference in the election. The "other evidence" is unknown to us at this point, but it's safe to assume that it's significant, because Mueller would not rely on Cohen's word alone.
In the sentencing memo about Michael Flynn, Mueller's office noted that he was cooperating on three criminal investigations. Three.
This should give pause to those who say, "If there were any evidence of collusion with Russia, we would have heard of it by now." Not necessarily. The Mueller investigation has been the most silent of any in memory. He doesn't leak. His spokesman is said to have the simplest job in Washington, saying "no comment."
At least 14 people in Donald Trump's orbit were approached by Russian agents during the campaign and transition. These included his children, his lawyer, his national-security adviser, and business associates. His campaign chairman, Trump had reason to know when he hired him, was up to his eyeballs in oligarchs. Supposedly, when Trump learned of Paul Manafort's extensive Russia ties in 2016, he said, "I've got a crook running my campaign." Today he paints Manafort as a martyr and ostentatiously dangles a pardon, even though we've since learned of Manafort's close ties to an asset of Russian intelligence. And it's worth asking again: If Mr. Trump was such a keen businessman, why didn't he question Manafort's willingness to work for free? Shouldn't it have alarmed him to have someone so indebted to shady Kremlin associates so close?
President Trump has repeatedly denied any connections to Russia. In July, 2016 he told CBS, "I mean I have nothing to do with Russia. I don't have any jobs in Russia. I'm all over the world but we're not involved in Russia." And in September, he told a rally, "I have nothing to do with Russia, folks. I'll give you a written statement."
You don't have to credit the lurid gossip in the Steele dossier to know that those statements were lies. It has since come to light that his children and top advisers met at Trump Tower with a Russian peddling dirt on Clinton. Or just check the guilty pleas of Michael Cohen. Cohen now confirms that Trump was pursuing a Moscow tower deal until at least June of 2016. The Trump organization was hoping to get Vladimir Putin's approval and endorsement of the idea, and were apparently considering doing business the Russian way — offering Putin himself the penthouse, valued at $50 million, as a loss leader. Trump signed a letter of intent to go forward with the project on October 28, 2015, the night of the third Republican presidential primary debate — in the midst of denials that he had anything to do with Russia.
Felix Sater, a Russian-born Trump business colleague, was working on this with Cohen. After the letter of intent was signed, Sater wrote to Cohen saying: "Everything will be negotiated and discussed not with flunkies but with people who will have dinner with Putin and discuss the issues and get a go-ahead. My next steps are very sensitive with Putin's very, very close people. We can pull this off."
They didn't. But not for lack of trying. Roger Stone, a longtime Trump pal and self-styled dirty trickster, boasted of ties to WikiLeaks. Others who were weirdly friendly toward the Kremlin included George Papadopoulos, Michael Flynn, and, of course, Donald Trump Jr.
The reason so many people of low character are proving problematic to this president is that he has always attracted that sort. If he let them conspire a little against "crooked Hillary," would that really be a shock?
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— Mona Charen is a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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Just a few weeks ago MLB released a story that caught our eye, "Where did all the Bobs in baseball go?" As true baseball fans know, the Bobs of baseball made history. We're talking Hall of Famers like Bob Lemon, Bob Gibson, and of course Bob Feller.
But what makes the Bobs so great?
They gave it all they got.
Bob Lemon is second on the all-time list for pitchers with 37 home runs during his career.
Bob Feller set the modern strikeout record with 18 strikeouts in one game and 248 for the season.
But the list of Bobs doesn't stop there.
It's undeniable that Bobs represent some of the true icons of American baseball. We're talking the all-star record setters, the players who dedicate themselves to each game and every practice, who aim for perfection and strive for greatness. At BatBob, we recognize the importance of the Bobs. To honor their legacy, we say not only "Bring the Bobs back!" but also "Buy a BatBob Pro!" and #PlayLikeAPro.
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Josip Biffel (Zagreb, 1933. – 2018.), hrvatski slikar

Životopis
Rođen je u Zagrebu 1933. godine, a preminuo je 5. kolovoza 2018. u Zagrebu. U Zagrebu završio Akademiju likovnih umjetnosti(1959.). Od 1960. godine izlagao u Hrvatskoj i inozemstvu. Radio kao redovni profesor na Akademiji likovnih umjetnosti u Zagrebu od 1979.,prvo na nastavničkom a kasnije na slikarskom odsjeku. Prije toga radio je na slikarskom odjelu škole primijenjene umijetnosti u Zagrebu(1969-1979.).
Oslikao je nacionalni spomenik BiH - Franjevački samostan i Crkva Uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije u Šćitu, općina Prozor. Njegove tri zidne slike u apsidi (južna strana crkve) iz 1968. godine, u keim tehnici spadaju u najbolja mu ostvarenja. Na središnjoj slici je Gospa Ramska, zaštitnica ramskog puka, dimenzija 72 m2. Na istočnoj strani južnog zida Mala Gospa, prizor Rođenja Marijinog, dimenzija 27 m2. Na zapadnoj strani južnog zida je slika Duhovi, Dolazak Duha svetoga nad Mariju i apostole, dimenzija 27 m2. U jednoj niši naslikao je Biffel sliku sv. Terezije, oslikao je korsku ogradu, njen friz, u grafito tehnici, prikazavši simbole sakramenata i posljednje stvari čovjeka, izradio je četrnaest postaja Križnog puta u tehnici ulje na platnu. Samostan krasi i Biffelova slika gvardijana fra Eduarda Žilića. Radovi mu se nalaze u privatnim zbirkama i u muzejima domovine i inozemstva: Moderna galerija Zagreb, Muzej suvremene umjetnosti Zagreb, Gradski muzej Varaždin, zbirka crteža Nacionalne i sveučilišne biblioteke, Muzej u Vukovaru, Muzej suvremene umjetnosti Beograd, Zbirka Pavla Beljanskog u Novom Sadu, Hrvatski povijesni institut u Beču, Museo dell Arte Moderna Vaticano, Istituto per Arte e Spiritualita-Brescia, Wallfahrtskapelle-Ebermannstadt, Gallery Rochester-New York i drugdje.

Dodatna literatura
Šimat Banov,I. Josip Biffel,Zagreb 1995.

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Životopisi, Zagreb
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Monday, May 7 – All students please bring one flower for each of your teachers and place in the vase on their desk. Can be from your yard or garden (doesn't have to be store bought).
Tuesday, May 8 – Parents, please consider leaving a beverage(s) in the Cafeteria for teachers and staff to enjoy. Ideas could include K-cups, specialty tea, sodas.
Wednesday, May 9 – Parents, please consider leaving a delicious snack in the Cafeteria for our teachers and staff to enjoy. Our teachers will love it!
Thursday, May 10 – All students please write a note/card to tell your teachers how much you appreciate them. There will be a basket on each teacher's desk.
Friday, May 11 – Cash Collection to Teachers. Please send any contributions to Patti Ginsberg. This is strictly voluntary. Teachers will receive the total cash amount collected.


I am a certified Firearms Instructor in my home state . I have a CCW Permit for 35 yrs. I do believe in the Constitutional carry system and I hope that every state in the union adopt it !!!
I think you have a very good website, and I wish that you made a holster to meet my needs, but I think you will in the near future.
I would be all for it because the criminal doesn't have no permit but the one who wants to follow the law has to get a permit which I am doing now.
In over 60 years of firearm experience and the last 15 years as an NRA Firearms Instructors I have provided training in Ohio to numerous people who had already possessed more than enough firearms experience and training which I have no doubt would exercise the carrying of a firearm responsibly and safely. However, I also have provided training to some people that would absolutely scare me if they choose to carry a handgun without official training pending the passage of the current CC Bill 142 before the Ohio legislature now.
While you point out that low income citizens are being penalized because of the cost to obtain a concealed carry permit, thereby making it a "privilege" instead of a "right" (and I agree wholeheartedly) that point can easily be turned by understanding these same people will not seek out firearms training for the same reason. You say, "However, in the States that have adopted Constitutional carry, there hasn't been an increase in violence or firearms accidents", I'd like to see factual statics to verify how many people living in the CC States have been arrested and lost their CC right to even bear arms concerning "deadly weapons" violations of the law, which are felonies in most States.
Notwithstanding my status as an NRA Life Member & Firearms Instructor (from which I derived a portion of my income) I support the CC right to carry without the government intrusion of a mandatory license scheme but sure hope you are right about those who will do so and seek out some type of training for the good of the public safety, including mine & family. Only time will tell……………..
Last note: The passage of the CC in Ohio looks very favorable in the House and Senate with Governor approval.


The price of bitcoin fell below $6,000 (£4,300) for the first time this year as a leading central banker said it posed a threat to financial stability and signalled a global clampdown on the cryptocurrency.
The new head of the Bank for International Settlements, Agustín Carstens, said bitcoin had become a combination of "a bubble, a Ponzi scheme and an environmental disaster" that threatened to undermine public trust in central banks.
Carstens, a former governor of Mexico's central bank, said that despite the meteoric rise of bitcoin, cryptocurrencies were merely "pretending" to be currencies and were "unsafe", potentially facilitating tax evasion, money laundering and criminal finance.
As the head of the body that represents the world's central banks, his comments are the clearest sign yet that global regulators are preparing a crackdown on bitcoin, the price of which rose by 900% last year, making it the best performing asset of 2017. It hit a peak of near $20,000 in the week before Christmas.
Bitcoin is not recognised by any central bank and allows people to bypass banks and traditional payment methods to pay for goods and services.
His comments follow a string of warnings on bitcoin from authorities and economists around the world, including India, the US, and South Korea. Facebook has banned bitcoin and other cryptocurrency adverts on its site.
Meanwhile, Lloyds Banking Group has banned customers from using its credit cards to buy bitcoin, amid fears it could be left in debt as the cryptocurrency's value deflates.


Here in Spain temperatures are warming drastically as we edge closer to summer. So I got this idea into my head… Although the local swimming pool is officially only open for two months of the year (July and August), I'm sure the water is warm enough to train after 2 weeks of day temperatures in the 80's.
Crossing fingers that things will improve over the next couple of weeks.