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Playoffs Still a possiblity for Wichita Falls
With just under a month left in the regular season. The Wichita Falls Wildcats have used a strong month of Feb. to keep them in the South Division playoff hunt, the Wildcats sit just 3 points back of Springfield for 4th, and just 5 points back of the Texas Tornado for 3rd place right now with just under a month left in the regular season.
With the lack of games in March, can the Wildcats keep up the pace or will the lack of games left compared to 10 and 11 left for Texas and Springfield in the final month of the regular Season? For the Wildcats, they will finish the regular season with just 2 home games left on the final weekend of the regular season against the Topeka Roadrunners.
For the Wildcats to have a strong shot at the post season, the Wildcats will need to contuine to play well and hope that the Tornado and Jr. Blues don't win the games in hand.
For the final month of the regular season, the Wildcats have 4 Road Games left West Division Foes Wenatchee Wild and Kenai River Brown Bears. Then the Regular Season will end with a pair of home games against the South Division Leading Topeka Roadrunners.
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Not long ago an afterthought when sizing up the South Division Playoff Picture in the North American Hockey League, the Wichita Falls Wildcats are making a case that they are a legitimate contender for a playoff berth.
With a pair of important divisional wins last weekend against the Texas Tornado and six games remaining, the Wildcats trail the 4th place Springfield Jr. Blues by just 3 points in the standings and the 3rd seeded Texas Tornado by just 5 points right now.
"Our spirits are high," said Wildcats head coach Mike Flanagan, whose team improved to 17-29-6 on the season. "We're just going to continue to push ourselves and continue to believe in our abilities."
The Wildcats opened the weekend with a 3-2 victory on Friday. Chris Leone notched the game-winning goal for Wichita Falls, and Ryan Frost added two assists. Between the pipes, goaltender J.P. Musico made 31 saves.
J.T. Osborn rang up a hat trick the next night and Frost (2G 2A), Brian Sheehan (G 3A), Dan Gentzler (4A) and Tyler Lundey (G 3A) all fashioned 4 point games as the Wildcats downed the Tornado, 9-4. Musico made 36 saves in the big win as well.
"Everyone is putting forth strong individual efforts and paying attention to the defensive concept as a team," said Flanagan, whose club has rattled 4 wins in their last 5 games. "We're taking fewer penalties, staying disciplined and playing with a good work ethic. Everyone is having fun and being accountable."
Lundey, for one, stepped up to the forefront last weekend. With 13 goals and 39 points on the season, the 18 year old college hopeful from Middleton, Wisconsin, has been a valuable commodity at both ends of the ice.
"He's our best two way forward," said Flanagan. "He has good speed, he skates well and is accurate shot. He definitely has the potential to play Division 1 Hockey."
So does Sheehan, who's lead the Wildcats offensive charge all season. The 19 year old from St. Louis is tied for 3rd in league scoring with 56 points and 27 goals.
"Brian is one of our best players and a major offensive weapon," praised Flanagan. "He has the ability to score goals on any given night and has shown improvement in other areas," especially defensively. He's a very fierce competitor".
The Wildcats recent surge can also be attributed to the play of Musico. The 19 year old from Orange County, California joined the team in January and has won 5 of his last 7 starts.
"He's played well since his arrival," said Flanagan, who heard good things about Musico's Promist playing Midget Hockey with the L.A. Selects. "He's an athletic goaltender, not always confining to one particular style. "He's always battling and able to compete in all situations."
Flanagan also likes what he has in netminder Kelly Andrew, a 20 year old from Calgary.
"The Competition between him and P.J. in practice is healthy," said the coach of his goalie tandem. "They're supportive of each other and are both important to the success to the team."
Forwards Brandon Stroud and Bryan Kozlowski have shown tremendous versatility throughout the season, and the leadership of Broderic Browne hasn't gone unnoticed, either. With that, the Wildcats are also showing plenty of resilience since the loss of blueliners Zach Ledford, a Bentley University recruit, and Adam Kuhn-both team captain's and impact players-to injury.
"Right now, we have only 5 defensemen on our active roster," but they're all playing well and are truly earning their ice time," said Flanagan. "The guys have stepped up with the opportunities they've been given."
And the opportunity to play in Wichita Falls, which, since joining the league in 2003-04, has been one of the league's premier org., both in terms of player development and local support, is an experience not to be taken for granted, according to Flanagan.
"It's a great Junior Hockey Town," he said. "The fans are very loyal and passionate, it's a fantastic community to live in, and its a great place for junior players to continue their development."
"Likewise, the fans respond well to the work the players do in the community with their visits to schools, local businesses and other events."
And the Wildcats want nothing more than to thank those staunch supporters with a strong finish to the regular season and a still-very-possible invite to the Robertson Cup Playoffs.
"Our focus is to the finish the regular season on a positive note and play our best hockey," said Flanagan. "We were 10, 11 points back of a postseason birth a month ago, and suddenly now we're three points back, so we've made up a lot of ground."
"It's a great junior hockey town
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Joan Danziger (born 1934 New York City) is an American sculptor. She is known for her large sculptures of beetles and hybrid human-animals.

Life
Danziger grew up in Queens. She graduated from Cornell University with a B.F.A., and studied at the Art Students League, and the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma in Rome.

Her work has been shown at the Morris Museum, Rutgers University, and the New Jersey State Museum. Her work is in: the New Orleans Museum of Art; the Smithsonian American Art Museum, the [[National Museum of Women in the Arts]Reading Public Museum, Reading PA, Childrens Museum of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh PA, Susquehanna Art Museum. She is known for her large sculptures of beetles and hybrid human-animal forms.

She resides and works in Washington, D.C.

Her image is included in the iconic 1972 poster Some Living American Women Artists by Mary Beth Edelson.

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External links
Ree and Jun Kaneko, Sculptress Joan Danzinger
October Gathering, 2001, by Joan Danziger, The Sculpture Foundation

1934 births
Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning alumni
Living people
Artists from New York City
20th-century American women artists
Sculptors from New York (state)
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21st-century American women

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The Khuen (or Khuen, Kuan, Kuanhua, Kween, Khween, Khouen) people are an aboriginal ethnic group of Laos.

Language
The Khuen speak a language also called Khuen, which is a Khmuic language. The Khmuic languages are Austro-Asiatic. There is some debate as to whether the Khmuic languages are of the Mon-Khmer branch, but the majority opinion is that they are not.

Geographic distribution
Population in Laos:  8000 in Luang Namtha Province
Population in China:  1500, centered on Jinghong in Southern China
Population in United States:  Unknown

Customs
As a fellow member of the larger Khmuic ethnic group, many aspects of Khuen culture are similar to the Khmu.  Family names are usually the names of sacred animals or plants. It is taboo for a Khuen person to touch the animal or plant that bears his or her family name.

Religion
In addition to Theravada Buddhism, they also worship a hierarchy of demons and ghosts.  Ancestor worship is also practiced.

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Ethnic groups in Laos
Ethnic groups in China
Khmuic peoples


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To mark 40 years of dedication and support for design, VIA has created the exhibition "NO TASTE FOR BAD TASTE" and is taking it on a world tour in collaboration with the Institut français !
"The aim of the exhibition is to address the general public all over the world to share the spirit of French design."
Bernard Reybier, president of VIA
Organised in collaboration with the Institut français, the NO TASTE FOR BAD TASTE exhibition will travel to more than twenty countries, making its mark at key international events in the design and furniture sector.
Additional content such as conferences, round- table discussions, films, interviews, and more will enhance appreciation of the pieces on show, giving rise to encounters and exchanges fostering the outreach of le French Design. Members of the think tank will be present on several dates and at several destinations, making their own contributions to the event.
The exhibition helps to achieve a twin objective : showcasing the creativity of le French Design and promoting the French furniture industry around the world. An ambitious operation, very much in line with VIA's professional mission.
"Revealing the DNA of French Design with 40 showpieces, illustrating how it draws endless inspiration from its ten traditional values, with each piece offering an insight into French art de vivre. This is VIA's ambition for this harmonious, generous and poetic exhibition."
Jean-Paul Bath, CEO of VIA
It is symbolic, showcasing a selection of 40 French Design masterpieces.
It has an attractive setting with original scenography devised by designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.
It has prestigious sponsors who form a committee of 40 internationally renowned figures.
It has a signature motif– the excellence of French art de vivre, embodied by iconic pieces of furniture.
It has strong support through VIA, Ameublement français, the Institut français, as well as numerous public and private financial partners.
It is nomadic, with the concept of a touring exhibition from 2017 to 2020.
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Eid-ul-Adha and misconception about Muslims being meat-eaters propagated by right-wing in India
It's necessary to know that Eid-ul-Adha is about sacrifice and not about meat-eating. Muslims in India are not the biggest buyers or exporters of meat and a large population of Muslims is vegetarian
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In recent years, as Eid- ul - Adha nears, the Right-Wing brigades make it a point to unleash communal virus against the Muslim community in the country. They use it as yet another alibi to spread poisonous propaganda and with that hound and harass the Muslims in the country.
I have been seeing this trend accelerating, so much so that now fears grips the Muslim community as Eid – ul - Adha nears. Why? Because this Eid revolves around the qurbani/ sacrifice of a lamb or sheep or goat. Adha, meaning the 'festival of the sacrifice'. This Eid centers around Prophet Abraham's sacrifice ---when he was asked by God to sacrifice his son, he agreed to go ahead with the sacrifice, not aware that it was a mere test for him. Instead of his son what lay slain was a sheep. Thereafter, this tradition has carried on, uninterrupted through the centuries.
Here in our country, this tradition was being carried out without any apparent hurdles till the poisonous propaganda against Muslims became vicious and downright communal.
It started off by spreading the notion that the Muslims devour meaty chunks and kababs all day long. Mind you, this propaganda that all Muslims go about with big fat botis tucked in rotis, has been gaining ground, portraying them as modern day 'adamkhors' (cannibals)!
Together with this, came along the beef alibi, to hound and lynch the Muslims. Needless for me to go into details of how in the last five years, Muslim men and even young boys in the country have been targeted, killed and even hung from trees by the lynch brigades. The 'beef scare' has also impacted the socio- cultural patterns. When I asked a middle class Muslim family why no meat dish was served in their son's wedding celebrations, I was told, "Who will prove to Hindutva brigades that its not beef but mutton and chicken! We didn't want these goons to disrupt the shaadi, so only vegetarian food was served! What to do …we have to live like this, with the new circumstances spreading out in the country!"
This 'beef' alibi was also used to attack the Kashmiri Muslim students studying in the educational institutions of the country. One such incident after another occurred shocking the very human sensibilities. We all saw shots of the plight of the four Kashmiri students studying in Rajasthan's Mewar/Chittorgarh region. They were made to stand as though they had committed a heinous crime. All that they had done was to buy 300 grams of mutton from the local market. That was enough to trigger off beef rumours, leading to their detention and public humiliation.
And now the so called 'meat' alibi is used by the political rulers to see to it that many more slaughter houses and meat shops are closed if not permanently sealed and shut. With that many more men will sit unemployed and many more homes wrecked in the aftermath.
In the midst of this mess, it is very crucial to clear a few basic misconceptions or myths. The fact is that the Indian Muslims are not the biggest buyers and consumers of meat in India. A high percentage of non- Muslims are meat consumers. Also stands out the fact that the meat industry in the country is controlled by non-Muslim traders.
It is significant to mention that out of the six top meat exporters in India, four are non-Muslims. Here are the details— Al Kabeer Exports Pvt. Ltd (owners Satish and Atul Sabharwal, Mumbai), Arabian Exports Pvt. Ltd (owner Sunil Kapoor, Mumbai ), MKR Frozen Food Exports (owner Madan Abbott, New Delhi) , PML Industries (owner A.S Bindra. Chandigarh). Incidentally, A.S Bindra happens to be the father of ace shooter Abhinav Bindra.
This fact also stands out that the meat industry in India is one of those traditional industries which provides jobs to hundreds and thousands of our poor, both Muslims and non-Muslims. In fact, Fauzan Alavi, heading APEDA (All India Meat and Livestock Exporters Association of India), detailed during the course of an interview, that a substantial percentage of workers in the meat industry are non- Muslims.
And much against the hyped propaganda against the Muslim community that they consume only non- vegetarian food , let me focus on the fact that the significance and importance of fruits, vegetables, herbs has been highlighted in the Quran and also in the Hadith .
In fact, I have before me two books written by the Lucknow based botanist, Dr M.I.H. Farooqi. The very titles of these two books — 'Plants of The Quran' and 'Medicinal Plants In The Traditions of Prophet Muhammad' (Sidrah Publishers) — relay the significance of plants, herbs, fruits, grains, spices and vegetables in our daily intake.
This botanist has quoted extensively from the Quran and the Hadith (sayings of Prophet Mohammad). In the 'Plants of The Quran', plants and plant-products mentioned in the Quran have been highlighted, in the context of their botanical identification, medicinal properties and the health benefits they carry. And the volume 'Medicinal Plants in the Traditions of Prophet Muhammad' is a scientific study of the medicinal, food and aromatic plants mentioned in the Traditions ( Ahadith), of the well -known collections of Bukhari , Muslim, Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud , Ibn Maja, Nasai.
Then this fact can't be ignored that many Muslims like me are vegetarians or semi -vegetarians by choice. On an Eid evening, when I visited the home of scholar Maulana Wahiduddin Khan, there was no meat dish on the table. Curiosity hitting to such an extent that I to ask him the 'why' to it. "Because I'm a vegetarian. Though the family eats gosht but I don't…I'm hundred per cent vegetarian."
To eat or not eat meat are personal choices and cannot be controlled by the political rulers of the day. They have no business to spread such vicious rounds of poisonous propaganda that even young Muslim boys are targeted and killed because of the hate propaganda. If you recall over three summers back, sixteen year old Mohammad Junaid was murdered by fellow passengers, right inside a train compartment of the train taking him and his brothers to their home in a village in Haryana's Ballabhgarh, with 'beef -eater' taunts thrown on his fractured skull, with a skull cap atop it.
And if one were to converse with butchers and meat-suppliers, they will tell you that more than the Muslims, it is the non – Muslims who are buying meat and consuming meat- products … Butchers will also focus on this age old theory: if food is denied to a person, he will either perish or react!
Today, with hundreds sitting all too deprived and hungry, there is every possibility of hunger and malnutrition related deaths going up the graph. Also, with poverty and unemployment levels mounting, many more could be affected by the rising social disorders.
Leaving you with this verse by Kashmiri poet – Mahmud Gami –
"I asked the butcher the meaning of love's art /
He said –'tie thy heart with the fork of love /
This roasted meat tastes better while burning."
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Q: sdl2 drawing from separate threads on Linux vs Windows I have some very simple drawing going on with SDL2 that was working perfectly under Windows but now that I've ported it over to Linux, isn't drawing from the different threads I've spawned.
I'm controlling access to the renderer using mutex's.
The functions process and output logging as expected, the only thing that doesn't appear to be working is that the renderer never updates the display under Linux.
If I comment out the threading, and run the function from main I get the expected result. The code hasn't changed between the Linux and Windows versions.
The code compiles without warnings under -wall and -pedantic. Since I've started compiling with Linux I've added -pthread flag in case that was required (hasn't made any difference).
If anyone is aware of any gotchas or might have an inkling why this isn't working you would be doing me an enormous favour.
        static int thread_processing(void* data)
    {
        srand(time(NULL));      //randomize

        ThreadData *td = data;
        Bucket *bucket;
        int b_Id = -1;

        Color threadColor;
        //unique color for each respective thread
        color_randomize(&threadColor);
        threadColor.a = 255;

        fprintf(stderr, "%d Buckets to process..\n", td->bArray->size);
        while (1) {
            //check there are buckets left to process
            if (td->bArray->rendered >= td->bArray->size)
                break;

            //acquie/lock access to bucket array
            SDL_LockMutex(td->b_mutex);

            //retrieve buucket id to process
            b_Id = td->bArray->rendered;
            td->bArray->rendered++;

            fprintf(stderr, "Rendering bucket: %d\n", b_Id);
            //release access to bucket array
            SDL_UnlockMutex(td->b_mutex);

            //retrieve addr of bucket to process
            bucket = &(td->bArray->buckets[b_Id]);

            //lock access to renderer
            SDL_LockMutex(td->r_mutex);

            //draw rect on screen where bucket will be processed
            draw_bucketOutline(td->renderer, bucket, &threadColor);
            SDL_RenderPresent(td->renderer);

            //release access to renderer object
            SDL_UnlockMutex(td->r_mutex);

            //process the bucket
            process_bucket(td->scene, bucket);

            //acquire/lock acess to renderer object
            SDL_LockMutex(td->r_mutex);

            //draw the processed data ot the screen
            draw_bucket(td->renderer, bucket);
            SDL_RenderPresent(td->renderer);

            //release access to renderer object
            SDL_UnlockMutex(td->r_mutex);
        }

        return 0;
    }

    void draw_bucketOutline(SDL_Renderer *renderer, Bucket *b, Color *color)
{
    //set the colour of the outline
    SDL_SetRenderDrawColor(renderer, 125, 125, 125, 255);

    //set the outline position
    SDL_Rect rect;
    rect.w = b->resolution.width;
    rect.h = b->resolution.height;
    rect.x = b->start.x;
    rect.y = b->start.y;

    //draw the outline
    SDL_RenderDrawRect(renderer, &rect);

    //crop rectangle inwards for filling inside of outline
    rect.w -= 2;
    rect.h -= 2;
    rect.x += 1;
    rect.y += 1;

    //set colour for fill area
    SDL_SetRenderDrawColor(renderer, color->r, color->g, color->b, color->a);

    //draw fill area
    SDL_RenderFillRect(renderer, &rect);
}

Main.....
//iterate over threads, do the processing
int t;
for (t = 0; t < THREAD_COUNT; t++) {
    threads[t] = SDL_CreateThread(thread_processing, NULL, &td);
}

//iterate over threads, clean them up
for (t = 0; t < THREAD_COUNT; t++) {
    int status;
    SDL_WaitThread(threads[t], &status);
}

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gcc -Wall -pedantic -lm -I/usr/include/SDL2 -D_REENTRANT -lX11 -pthread raytracer.c -lSDL2 -o raytracer

A: SDL2 on linux uses OpenGL accelerated rendering (it defaults to d3d acceleration on windows), and OpenGL have thread-local context. You cannot use the same GL context in separate threads. You have to render in single thread, e.g. by putting rendering commands in the queue and then replaying them in rendering thread. And you shouldn't have used multiple rendering threads in the first place.

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The patio is one of the most relaxing spaces inside a property. And it allows homeowners to enjoy the outdoors without leaving their home. The patio can be arranged in a lot of ways, but the following recommendations are the best according to professional home designers.
Most patios are small, given the limited space that can be found inside a typical property. However, some homeowners are maximizing the available space inside their properties and prefer to build a larger patio for private gatherings, like parties and receptions. The secret in maximizing the space on the patio would be using small-sized outdoor furniture pieces and placing the patio in an open area that would give the illusion that it is wide and spacious.
Building your patio in an area filled with trees will provide an illusion to your guest that the area where it sits is wide. You can bring chairs, tables, and other furniture pieces outside your house, and it is more preferred if you live next to the woods. Making the woods as the background for your patio would give it an illusion that it is part of the forest, making a lot of space available for someone who lives in the property.
Any skillion patios are one of the most popular types of patios. This covered patio is characterized by a slanting roof, covering the area where the chairs and tables should be. It can be built beside the property, usually near the living room. The patio can be protected from the weather, either from rain or extreme sunlight, and it also offers a cool sensation as the patio is designed to provide shading and to trap the cool breeze that blows into the property. The patios with skillion roofs are also an ideal place to hang out, complete with a barbecue stand or a private minibar.
For those who only have limited spaces inside their property, they are transforming other areas inside the house to serve as their patio. One of the easiest ways to build a patio inside your property would be transforming the balcony area. Chairs and tables can be placed just outside the balcony, especially near a huge tree for shade. This can be a great way to spend the afternoon, as the tree could block the heat from the sun, while at the same time, providing clean air to the people who are staying below it.
The modern patio design does not rely on the traditional set-up of a typical patio. Instead, it is up to the homeowners how they would like to design their patios. It can be filled with different technological devices and various types of lighting that would make it a cool place to chill out, especially at night. Others are also adding a twist to their indoor modern patios, like the addition of bubbling pools or artificial hot springs that would provide a different kind of experience.


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Q: Capture a packet at the MAC layer I want to implement a security solution similar to MACsec that captures a packet in its entirety (including the MAC header) at an intermediate network node (e.g linux based switch), perform some processing on the packet, and then send it out the intermediate node.
Would you please point to me to appropriate resources that can help me do this. I am currently looking into solutions that require modification of the NIC driver. Is there any other simpler solution than this? How do others implement MACsec?
Please note that I am not looking to simply capture a packet using pcap and similar methods. What I am looking for is to be able to capture a packet before it passes through an intermediate node, tamper with it and send it the intended recipient.
Thank you

A: If you want to analyze the packet as the Linux kernel receives it you will have to write a kernel driver, possibly going as far as modifying the kernel itself.  When the interface receives data the processing begins immediately.  Anything that is registered to receive the next layer will have its handler called.  Since the MAC header doesn't require very much processing the IP layer handler is the first one that starts to performing a lot of the processing.
If you want to manipulate the MAC header and do your own thing you'll have to insert yourself right after the MAC header is received, and before the IP processing.  Or you could write a driver to be a virtual NIC.  That way you could process the data as you see fit.  The virtual NIC would see all of the data just as the real NIC does.  This would probably be your best bet, as you don't want to start mucking about with the kernel, and rebuilding it just for your own project.
My answer here gives several good links for learning about Linux kernel networking.  I would also suggest picking up Linux Kernel Networking: Implementation and Theory by Rami Rosen.  Great resource for an in-depth look at the network stack.
MACSec at some point will be implemented in the kernel.  IPSec for example keeps its security policies in the kernel while a userland daemon keeps track of tunnel connections.  So unfortunately I believe you'll have to write some level of kernel code to perform the actions you want.

A: A while ago I wanted to play a little bit with data packets like layer 2, layer 3 or higher layers. I found a nice tool, based on python to do that. This tool calls
Scapy.
You can capture and manipulate packets. Or you can build a packet based filter for your need.


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2011 Academy Award Predictions: Best Actor
If this were the Kentucky Derby, Colin Firth would be going off at even money and you'd be looking to box him with some long shot, like Javier Bardem or James Franco, to make the bet worth walking all the way to the pari-mutuel window.
That said, let's take a look at the field anyway, just in case Firth stumbles down the stretch.
I haven't seen Biutiful, so I can't comment on Javier Bardem. We'll say he has no chance, which is ridiculous given his award a couple of years ago for No Country for Old Men. Scratch him.
Jesse Eisenberg was wonderful in The Social Network, but wearing a hoodie and a wrinkled t-shirt for two hours worth of film time doesn't add up to a substantive enough performance to warrant an Oscar, despite perfectly capturing the white-hot intensity of a dot-com jillionaire. Give him a 2-in-10 chance at winning.
It doesn't suck to be James Franco these days. He's hosting the Oscars with Anne Hathaway, he's studying literature at Yale, he
went to the Rhode Island school of design, cool directors want to work with him, he does soap operas, he recently made sport of himself on 30 Rock, and he stars in 127 Hours. Surely this guy will be around for a long time, provided he doesn't burn himself out, which is a good thing because I don't think he'll win the Oscar this year. His performance as Aron Ralston, the hiker who cut off his own arm – which was pinned to the wall of a remote canyon by a boulder – to save his life is finely modulated, capturing the hubris of a 20-something year old guy who probably never considered his own mortality until it stared him in the eye, followed closely by the regret and sadness that comes with understanding what this will put his family through. Give him a 4-in-10 chance at winning.
A lot of people I talk to automatically assume that since Bridges won the Oscar for Best Actor last year (Crazy Heart) there's no chance he'll win it again this year for True Grit, but it was only a decade ago that Tom Hanks won consecutive awards for Philadelphia and Castaway. That said, Bridges has a formidable mountain to climb. First, there's Colin Firth, who he beat out last year (A Single Man). Then there's the material – True Gritis a western, and a very funny one at that, which doesn't bode well when placed next to a highly regarded costume drama.
While guys like Robert DeNiro and Dustin Hoffman have retreated to silly and irrelevant roles, Jeff Bridges has enjoyed a long prime, with no drop off in sight. Rooster Cogburn could have easily become a cartoon, but Bridges and the Coens went deeper, and what we end up with is a layered character who is part blowhard, part cold-blooded killer, part raconteur, and part hero. And along the way, we laugh our ass off at the verbal sparring that takes place between him and virtually every character who crosses his path. He gets my vote, but sadly, the Academy will probably ignore him in favor of another great actor. Give him a 7-in-10 chance of winning.
It's good that the Academy doesn't publish the vote talleys for each race, else we'd get hung up arguing that so-and-so only won the award by one vote, which would cheapen the honor I guess. That said, it would be interesting to know how much Colin Firth lost by last year. Many predicted he'd win for his stunning performance in A Single Man. Here we are, a year later, and the same two men are back in the same position.
This year's performance as King George VI in The King's Speech is a showier role that calls to mind award winning performances by Daniel Day-Lewis (My Left Foot), Dustin Hoffman (Rain Man), and Jamie Foxx (Ray) who won for playing men with handicaps. Firth brought to life a lesser known British monarch and fleshed him out with very human qualities. His future king is a man who has it all, but is still haunted by crippling insecurities that arise from an embarrassing stutter that seems impossible to overcome.
This leads the Royal to the unorthodox and uncredentialed speech therapist played by Geoffrey Rush in another beautifully realized performance. Though they come from different social stations, The soon-to-be King must humble himself before this man in order to deal with the underlying issues of his speech impediment.
This all leads to a rousing climax involving a…speech, of course. And thanks to Firth, we cheer for the King just as we would Rocky Balboa in one of his countless long-shot battle. Give him an 8-in-10 chance of winning.
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During Advent the charming city centre around the market square beams and sparkles festively. You can look forward to local arts and crafts, culinary specialities, a 'living' Advent calendar and an exciting line-up of entertainment. Discover the wintry, shimmering city together with the night watchmen. If you'd like to enjoy winter through sport, enjoy skating or curling on the 600-square-metre ice rink at Husumer Eiszeit.


Over the past month we have seen a number of examples of people seriously injuring themselves and others with fireworks and firearms in what are essentially accidents. With respect to the fireworks accidents, it makes sense to see an increase around this time of year due to the Fourth of July holiday and other summer holidays in which fireworks are used.
There was of course the notable incident when a 22-year-old man placed a loaded pyrotechnic motor shell and tube on his head with one had and lit lighter in the other. While witnesses said he was only joking and did not mean to light the firework, he was killed in this accident nonetheless.
As our Boston personal injury attorneys can explain, just because something was an accident doesn't mean it was not also negligent. If someone engages in negligent behavior and another person is injured or killed, that person may have a basis to file a personal injury lawsuit against defendant. While fireworks are one example, we have also seen similar accidents involving people negligently using firearms.
According to a recent news article from the Washington Post, a man was seriously injured while trying to a shoot an armadillo in Texas. Authorities say the man saw an armadillo on his property and went to got his .38 caliber revolver and aimed at the animal and shot it. This incident occurred around three in the morning. His wife said he went outside with his gun and fired three times.
Authorities say on the third shot, the bullet ricocheted back off the armadillo's hard shell and hit the man in the face. The bullet apparently went through his jaw and caused serious personal injury. When authorities arrived at the property, they determined the injury was severe enough for him to need a medical evacuation helicopter to take him to a level-one trauma center, where surgeons controlled the bleeding and wired his jaw shut.
One of the reasons an injury to the jaw can be so serious is because there are a lot of blood vessels and nerves in the area, and this causes a lot of bleeding, pain, and complications.
Local authorities asked him why he tried to shoot the animal, since people do not often shoot them in the middle night, and he allegedly responded that he had seen the animal previously on the highway, and this, for reasons he did not explain, made him get his gun and shoot the armadillo.
Incidentally, this was apparently not the first ricocheted bullet injury during an attempt to shoot an armadillo this year. A man in Georgia was allegedly trying to shoot an armadillo, but the bullet ricocheted off the armadillo and hit his mother in law who was in a nearby trailer. In that incident, the armadillo was killed, but the shooter's mother in law survived, and the police decided, since it was an accident, no charges were filed. In this most recent case, there has not been information reported as to whether the armadillo was killed our not when it was shot with the .38 caliber revolver.


At Lawyers Life we love lawyers who have interesting pastimes.
Max Gordon, barrister at 42 Bedford Row chambers is a skilled rider who competes in eventing at a high level.
The bottom clip is from Blenheim last year.
(When he's not involved in riding Max displays 'a real talent for advocacy' according to a Justice of the Supreme Court. He has a broad common law practice being instructed in personal injury cases, commercial and insolvency matters, property and housing and employment cases).


Sharing your company's Diversity and Inclusion initiative provides greater internal visibility into your priorities (including how you are defining both terms) and the intended impact of the initiative on the company. Likewise, by sharing your initiative with users at key moments you also have another opportunity to relay your expectations regarding how employees will contribute to building stronger and more diverse teams.
We believe it is important to share the vision for your company's D&I initiative in your own words so unlike the nudges included in Greenhouse Inclusion, Greenhouse does not provide your company with copy for this feature. Instead, we provide a space for you to present your company's message to users (with some framework questions to help you get started).
You will need to input the copy for your company's D&I initiative before the feature can be activated. To start, click Configure.
Your message explaining your company's D&I initiative is saved. Toggle the button ON to activate the feature.
Once configured and activated, your company's D&I explainer will appear as a modal in select panes throughout the app.
From your Dashboard and Inclusion page, your company's D&I initiative will be displayed in a right-hand panel. To read the entire explainer, click Read More.
Your company's D&I initiative can also be accessed through activated Sourcing, Application Review, and Interviewing nudges by clicking Learn More.


Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Monarch Airlines today announced that the UK carrier has selected Boeing's Global Fleet Care — formerly known as GoldCare — for its entire 737 MAX fleet.
LE BOURGET, France, June 19, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing (NYSE: BA) and Monarch Airlines today announced that the UK carrier has selected Boeing's Global Fleet Care — formerly known as GoldCare — for its entire 737 MAX fleet.
Through Global Fleet Care's Integrated Fleet Solution, Boeing will deliver maintenance, engineering and parts required to run Monarch's MAX operations following the delivery of its first airplane in 2018.
Monarch has also selected Boeing as its flight training provider for its 737 MAX fleet and will be entering into an agreement with Boeing subsidiary AerData for services pertaining to aircraft records management.
The two companies have also reached an agreement to collaborate on securing additional third-party fleet servicing agreements. The partnership will seek to capitalize on Boeing's strength and reach within the industry and the expertise of Monarch Aircraft Engineering (MAEL), which has been providing maintenance, repair and overhaul services to some of the world's best-known airlines for 50 years.
Boeing and Monarch also announced an order for 15 additional 737 MAX 8s. Valued at $1.7 billion at current list prices, the order will grow Monarch's 737 MAX fleet from 30 to 45 airplanes.
The order was previously attributed to unidentified customers on the Boeing Orders & Deliveries website. Monarch has confirmed the 15 options and has agreed with a lessor for them to take 13 aircraft for lease back to Monarch.
"This is a momentous day for our business," said Monarch's CEO Andrew Swaffield. "The decision to exercise our option for an additional 15 737 Max 8 aircraft is a clear illustration of confidence in Monarch's future success. By the end of 2022, Monarch will have a completely new, modern fleet which will transform both the airline and the customer experience. The highly fuel-efficient fleet will also help Monarch reduce its environmental impact and add £100m-a-year to our bottom line from lower fuel and servicing costs. Furthermore, Boeing's willingness to partner with us to grow our maintenance and repair business is a tremendous endorsement of Monarch's expertise and experience in this area."
"Boeing is committed to providing our customers with services solutions that meet their unique needs," said Stan Deal, President and CEO of Boeing Global Services. "It is our goal to provide the best customer service experience in the aerospace industry through programs, products and services such as Boeing Global Fleet Care."
Tailored to the individual airline, Boeing Global Fleet Care provides a high-value, low-risk and efficient fleet maintenance operations that gives customers a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Boeing provides support for more than 60 customers and more than 2,200 airplanes through its Global Fleet Care program.
Founded in 1968 and headquartered at London Luton Airport, Monarch also operates from four other U.K. bases – London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds-Bradford. Monarch serves over 40 holiday destinations around the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands as well as European cities and ski resorts.


Stand out in the crowd with this number! Featuring a crossover bust, plunging back with strap detailing, asymmetrical skirt hemline with crepe accents and a stretchy material. Dress measures 40' in. from top to bottom hem. Be a looker by complimenting this ensemble with gold jewelry and ankle strap heels.


I have been a long time and fan and user of JetBrain's ReSharper add-in for Visual Studio .NET. At a high-level, ReSharper is a productivity and refactoring plug-in for Visual Studio, but that simple description belies the genius behind the product.
As a TDD advocate and practitioner, I have found ReSharper to be absolutely indispensable in writing tests, writing the implementation, getting the tests to pass, and then refactoring. The "Red -> Green -> Refactor" rhythm is essential to writing testable, robust, and correct code the first time. My experience with ReSharper 2.0 and NUnit has led me to a surprising productivity boost by shortening the feedback loop between constructing a test, implementing the minimal amount of no-fluff code to make it pass, and then refactoring the code as/if necessary.
Inside your unit test fixtures, ReSharper adds some icons to the left of your code window to run either a particular test or all tests within the current fixture.
From this context menu, at an individual test method level, you can run a unit test directly without navigating to the Unit Test Runner tool window. In addition, you can choose to run JetBrain's DotTrace code profiler against the particular test. (I won't bother to comment on the easy to access "Debug" option, as it may lead to Test Driven Debugging…).
From my experience, ReSharper has been a great boost to my personal productivity. The only downsides for me have been the slow loading times (due to parsing of all the projects and referenced assemblies in your solution) and some minor stability issues for some of the post-2.0 preview builds (build 257 seems relatively stable so far).
If you're a keyboard/shortcuts junkie, if TDD drives everything you do, and if you're looking for a way to take the drudgery out of writing code, you may be interested in giving ReSharper a spin.
Finally, if you're interested learning more about Test Driven Development, Mock objects, and more, be sure to check out Jeremy's most excellent post Best of the Shade Tree Developer.
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Kiwidude – Sure, I agree with your feelings… The initial release of 2.0 was a pig performance wise and subsequent builds have gotten better in this regard, but it is still noticeable (as I mentioned in my post). All I can say about your experiences with ReSharper is to keep an eye out for the 2.1 release which is right around the corner, and hopefully it might address some of your/our concerns. Your other points about the pro's of TDD.NET are right on target, of course!
Karl – Yes, it is worth giving these tdd featues a short, especially if you are using NUnit on a regular basis. I find that it is very convenient to stay in the IDE as much as possible to help keep the flow.
I like TestDriven.NET and have in fact used both of them side-by-side. However, I am rather addicted to the visual indicators of my test results and that is a definite plus to me. TDD.NET only outputs to the VS.NET output window and you have to scroll up through the output to find out information about failing tests, etc.
Another plus to using TDD.NET is that you get integrated support for code coverage reports and visualization through NCover. This feature alone rocks because the integration is so slick! ReSharper doesn't offer any comparable feature in this area at this time.
In the end, even without the unit testing support, I'd choose to use ReSharper any day at least for it's refactoring and code gen abilities. Once you get started with it, get the keyboard shortcuts memorized, etc., you can really get into the red-green-refactor flow, and whatever tool that can do that for me without getting in my way gets a big thumbs up. If you use truly use TDD to guide your development, and let ReSharper help you to that end, you'll appreciate the productivity boost.
How do you feel it compare to TestDriven.NET?


I have to be honest. I wondered if this Orlando Chocolate Diet could be for real.
Well Beyond Corporation, the makers of the XO Healthy Chocolate diet, are betting that you will lose weight on their Orlando Chocolate diet. They hope you will include their cold pressed chocolate in your diet. They really did come up with a Florida Chocolate diet. In fact it is a healthy Lake Buena Vista Chocolate diet! They supplied their healthy chocolate shake for a successful cocoa based diet weight loss study.
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Joseph Janosik, 94, was born in Cokeburg, PA and moved with his parents to the Waterford area as a young boy. Joe has been nearly a lifelong Waterford resident.
As a young man, Joe served in the CCC in Norman, VA and also served his country in World War II in Normandy, Northern France, Central Europe, and the Aleutian Islands. During his service he received the Good Conduct Medal and the Theater Service Ribbon.
Following his service time, Joe returned to the Waterford area and worked as a commercial unionized painter, a career which he retired from over 30 years ago. He was an avid outdoorsman and an experienced hunter, trapper, and fisherman. Joe had great respect for the outdoors and enjoyed feeding the birds. Watching the many humming birds that came to his feeders was a great pastime and source of joy.
Joe was a proud member of many organizations during his lifetime. His affiliations include: North American Hunting Club, PA Trappers Assoc., American Legion, BPOE, NRA, Waterford Fair Booster, and Ducks Unlimited. Joe worked as a Deputy Game Protector for the PA Game Commission and received the "Wildlife Conservation Award".
Joe is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Frieda B. Janosik. He was predeceased by his parents and three brothers — Ted, John and Tom, and two sisters — Stella Mullen and Julie Karotko. He is also survived by his loving nieces, nephews, and friends.
Memorial donations may be made in his name to Draketown Christian Church and the American Cancer Society.
A Graveside service will take place at Draketown Cemetery on Monday, October 7, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Ronald Kennedy will officiate.
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Rich Coursey November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am
Frieda, my Dad and I are deeply saddened to hear about Joe. Growing up I always looked forward to going to see "Joe from Waterford". You have our deepest sympathy.


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Home Shows Music BMG, ITV Studios strike global partnership deal
BMG, ITV Studios strike global partnership deal
BMG and ITV Studios, the leading international production and distribution business, have announced a wide-ranging global partnership. The multifaceted agreement, which makes BMG the new music partner of choice across all areas of ITV Studios' business, includes records, publishing, production music, and synch.
The innovative partnership consists of a global music publishing and administration agreement for future commissioned music, the launch of a joint venture production music label and the development of a customised online platform. In addition, the deal sets the stage for ITV Studios to collaborate with BMG and its artist and composer clients on new creative synergies. For BMG it presents opportunities for the marketing of frontline artists as well as potential joint programme and film development concepts.
David McGraynor, Chief Operating Officer, ITV Studios, said: "Music is a key part of the world-class programmes our talented production teams around the globe create to entertain millions of viewers. BMG demonstrated that they understood our music challenges and have come to the table with innovative solutions. We are looking forward to connecting our teams and working with everyone at BMG around the world to make this partnership a huge success."
Alistair Norbury, President Repertoire & Marketing BMG UK, said: "Entering into such a comprehensive partnership in the middle of the pandemic when we can't all be in the same room together is an incredible testament to BMG and ITV Studios' ability to work in a coordinated way across all business segments. The partnership opens up a great opportunity for our artists and songwriter clients to maximise their exposure to television audiences. I would like to thank ITV Studios for their faith in BMG."
As a significant part of the deal, BMG's fast-growing production music business, along with ITV Studios will launch a new co-owned production music label. More broadly, and in addition – BMG Production Music will provide ITV Studios with preferential global access to its entire production music repertoire line-up.
John Clifford, EVP & Global MD, BMG Production Music, said: "We are thrilled to kick off the production music part of this game-changing partnership with ITV Studios and our teams around the world. Not only does this deal slingshot our production music business to an almost immediate, market-leading position in the UK – but with ITV Studios already established as a prominent international production company, we are excited to play a significant, mutually beneficial role in further advancing ITV Studios' music strategy around the world."
The creative collaboration is underpinned by state-of-the-art technology across all of BMG's rights management businesses. ITV Studios will benefit from BMG's first-in-class royalty portal, myBMG, which offers transparent insight into important royalty information, analytics, and reporting 24/7. Additionally, BMG will create a customised online platform offering an intuitive, cutting-edge music delivery system to act as a one-stop-shop for ITV Studios' creative teams. The platform will host ITV's commissioned music, music from the new joint venture production music label as well as BMGPM's broader catalogue offering. The portal will also provide a direct link for ITV Studios' creative teams to browse and search across BMG's synch catalogue.
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A look at Queen Elizabeth II's style through the decades
This combination of photos shows, from left, Princess Margaret Rose feeding a biscuit to a Pembrokeshire Corgi held by Princess Elizabeth on July 5, 1936, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose on June 7, 1938, and Princess Margaret Rose and Princess Elizabeth at the International Horse Show in London on June 21, 1939. The princesses often dressed alike as children and into their teens. (Source: AP Photo)
Britain's King George VI and Queen Elizabeth appear with their daughters Princess Elizabeth, left and Princess Margaret, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, London, June 22, 1939. The princesses often dressed alike until their teens. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Queen Elizabeth II shakes hands with actor Charlie Chaplin at the Empire Theatre in London on Oct. 27, 1952 for Royal Film Show, a benefit performance to aid the Cinematograph Trade Benevolent Fund. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Princess Elizabeth, 16, center, appears with her mother, Queen Elizabeth, and her younger sister, Princess Margaret Rose, as they walk to the parade ground of Windsor Castle for a review of the Grenadier Guards on May 19, 1942 in Windsor. Queen Elizabeth II's style has been hyper-documented since her birth, young princess days, ascension to the throne and now, more than 70 years into her reign.(Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Princess Elizabeth talks to an ambulance officer at a stand-down parade at Buckingham Palace in London, on Oct. 24, 1945. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Princess Elizabeth, 14, right, appears with her sister Princess Margaret before giving her first radio broadcast in London on Oct. 13, 1940. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Queen Elizabeth II appears with her husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, at the Empire Theatre in London for the world premiere of the film "Dunkirk," on March 20, 1958. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Princess Elizabeth wears a new style of hat during a visit to the Yugo-Slav exhibition at Burlington House on Jan. 31, 1944 in London. Her new choice of hat has distinct military lines -- a small peak and high pleated crown. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Princess Elizabeth leaves Westminster Abbey in London, with her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, after their wedding ceremony on Nov. 20, 1947. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Princess Elizabeth appears on the grounds of the Royal Lodge at Windsor, England, on Aug. 26, 1946. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Queen Elizabeth II crowns her son Charles, Prince of Wales during his investiture ceremony on July 1, 1969 at Caernafon Castle in Wales, as Britain's Home Secretary James Callaghan looks on. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh leave the House Of Assembly after the Queen had addressed Bermuda's Colonial Parliament, in Hamilton, Bermuda on Nov. 25, 1953. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, then Princess Elizabeth, wears a silver gown with a diamond tiara and pearl necklace, in this Aug. 30, 1949 photo. (Source: AP Photo, File)
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II appears during the State Opening of Parliament in London in this April 1966 photo. (Source: AP Photo, File)
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Police probing Sharjeel Imam's links to PFI and Islamic Youth Federation: Here is all you need to know about these radical orgs
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Sharjeel Imam, the mastermind of the Shaheen Bagh protests and a columnist at The Wire, was arrested recently for his seditious speeches. He had called for the breaking up of India and had spoken about cutting off Assam from India. During interrogation, it was revealed that Sharjeel Imam is highly radicalized and wants to turn India into an Islamic state.
It was also revealed that he does not regret his actions. Now, reports have emerged that the police are looking into his links with radical Islamist outfit PFI and the Islamic Youth Federation. In this report, we shall look into the backgrounds of these two organizations.
Popular Front of India (PFI)
The radical Islamic outfit, Popular Front of India has been in the midst of several dangerous controversies and plots of radical terrorists. It was launched after the Karnataka Forum for Dignity (KFD, Karnataka) National Development Front (NDF, Kerala) Manitha Neethi Pasarai (MNP, Tamil Nadu) and the South India Council decided to float the organization together.
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The PFI is suspected of funding violence in the recent spate of violence during the ongoing protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act. The Enforcement Directorate has claimed that the PFI has spent around Rs. 120 crores to fuel riots across the country. The investigation report says that the money was withdrawn a day before or on the day of the anti-CAA protests.
Three people associated with PFI, including UP state head Waseem, were arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police for orchestrating violence by spreading misinformation through social media platforms. UP police chief OP Singh has stated that members of radical Islamic organisations – PFI and its political front, Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), including political parties like Samajwadi Party were involved in instigating Muslim mobs to indulge in violence across the state during the anti-CAA protests. The UP police have advocated a ban on PFI after the widespread violence in the state. Five more PFI members have been arrested by the UP Police on the 31st of January, Friday.
Read: Into the Islamist's mind: The role of educated Muslims in Sharjeel Imam's 'Plan of Action'
The PFI has a history of its members being associated with violence. Only last month, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) had re-arrested the out-on-bail accused and a member of PFI, KA Najeeb, in connection with a professor's palm chopping case in Kerala. Najeeb was booked under relevant sections of the IPC, Explosive Substances Act, and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for "conspiring and facilitating the lethal attack on Professor TJ Joseph at Thodupuzha, Ernakulam district in Kerala on July 4, 2010."
PFI member Asim Sharif is also suspected of involvement in the killing of RSS activist Rudresh. Rudresh, the RSS worker, was hacked to death in the Shivajinagar area of Bengaluru in October 2016. Five men including Asim Sharif were arrested in the case and a National Investigation Agency court had framed charges against them. Asim Sharif was reportedly the district president of Bengaluru PFI.
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The NIA had also arrested a Muslim man named Myden Ahmed Shali last year, the head of one 'Dawah' team, for the killing of 42-year-old Hindu activist and PMK leader Ramalingam on the morning of 5th February 2019 at Pakku Vinayagam Thoppu in Kumbakonam, Thanjavur district, Tamil Nadu. The Dawah team was linked to the PFI. Earlier, the NIA had arrested another PFI member named Mohammad Faruk in connection with the murder. Tamil Nadu police had earlier arrested 10 persons before NIA took over the case.
Islamic Youth Federation (IYF)
The IYF was founded as a consequence of a merge between various Radical Islamic organizations that used to operate under the umbrella of Federation of Islamic Youth Organizations (FIYO) since 11 January 2009. At the end of 2018, the member groups of FIYO decided to come together and form a single group in order to build a single nationwide student movement. Thus, on the 31st of March, 2019, all these groups of FIYO came together to form the IYF.
According to a DailyO report from April 2019, the IYF considers itself the true heir to the legacy of Abul A'la Maududi, the founder of the Jamaat-e-Islami (JI). The JI was founded in 1941 by the Islamic fundamentalist Maududi. Some members of the JI chose to stay in India post the partition of the country and it began calling itself the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH), however, there was no visible disassociation from its Islamic fundamentalist objectives. It was only in 1984 that it lifted its 'voting ban' on its members, until then, their members were not permitted to vote in elections. It also 'boycotted' judiciary, army and the banking system.
Read: "An enemy community was foisted upon the Muslims after Independence": Shaheen Bagh mastermind Sharjeel Imam reveals real-agenda behind CAA protests
The report also says that the constituent members of the FIYO wished to establish an Islamic State in India. It goes so far as to say, "The IYF doesn't represent anything new. It is just a continuation of Maududi's original programme of establishing Hukumat e Ilahiya. JIH left it midway and moderated itself. SIMI continued the same but got banned. IYF now seeks to carry that legacy forward." 'Hukumar e Ilahiya means the government of Allah.
The website of IYF says that its aim is 'To achieve the pleasure of Almighty Allah through the establishment of Islam in individual and collective lives.' Other objectives include "To try to eliminate moral degradation, sexual anarchy and mental slavery" and "To present the message of Islam to Non-Muslim students and youth and to call them towards it".
The motives of IYF
The reasons for Muslims to join this organization include "(IF!!!) You wish to liberate the humans from human dominance and bring the humanity under the rule of Allah" and "(IF!!!) You wish your school, college, campus, hostel, streets and cities to live by belief (iman) and Islam in vision, mission and action". IYF also says that Muslims should join it if "You wish to convert your society into the best and exemplary society".
Why Muslims should join the IYF
The Facebook page of the organization provides further clues about its fundamentalist inclinations. They club atheism, movies and music, birthday celebrations along with alcohol, nudity, affairs (presumably extramarital) and vulgarity.
And the poster was part of its 'Crush Evil Campus Campaign'. It does appear a bit drastic to condemn birthday celebrations and music as evil but it is consistent with Islamic fundamentalism. Furthermore, it clubs social media as evil too, which is a bit amusing given the fact that the poster was published on Facebook.
Source: IYF's Facebook Page
According to the IYF, the Muslim youth should come forward "To attain the happiness of Allah and achieve Jannat (Heaven) join the effort and struggle of dominating of the motto 'La ilaaha illallaah' (There is no God and sovereign except Allah) and making Quran the constitution of lives of humans. Become an integral part of this important student and youth organization Islamic Youth Federation (IYF). And sacrifice the most important and precious phase of your life, your youth, in the path of your creator and lord, Allah."
It is pertinent to mention here that the slogan of 'La ilaha illallah' has been the dominating slogan of these Muslim protests against the CAA. The same slogan caused a split between the 'secular' camp and the Islamic fundamentalist brigade. Senior Congress leader Shashi Tharoor spoke out against the slogan being used in these anti-CAA protests, however, his voice was soon crushed by the Radical Muslims driving the movement. Tharoor was also subjected to sloganeering for his words.
Read: The Battle from CAA to JNU: Khilafat 2.0, Communist Fantasies, Petty Politics and the conspiracy of Hong Kong style protests
The DailyO report says that "As a part of its programme, IYF makes sure it vilifies nationalism, secularism, feminism, communism and liberalism every now and then through the posters it releases, both online and offline. These 'isms', they believe, are antithetical to Islam and must be demolished before an Islamic state can be established." The poster by IYF appears consistent with this. It's also consistent with Sharjeel Imam's ideology who considers Materialism, Atheism, Liberalism, Idolatry and Humanism as 'Shirk'.
The distressing part here is the fact that the IYF has added another word to the conventional interpretation of 'La ilaha illallah'. According to the IYF, it doesn't simply mean 'No God But Allah' but also means 'No God or Sovereign but Allah'. It is a clear hint towards the fact that the organization does not consider the Indian State to be sovereign. The preamble of the Indian Constitution declares India to be a sovereign country, the IYF is clearly rejecting it. This is also consistent with Sharjeel Imam's ideology who considers nationalism to be 'Shirk'.
It clearly indicates that Sharjeel Imam is just one individual but there exists a vast network of such organizations and individuals who share the same ideology as him and are working towards the same objective. It also indicates that the Shaheen Bagh protests and the violence in response to the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act were organized by a network of organizations that envision another partition of the country.
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Brooke Williams is an award-winning author and freelance writer. She began her career in radio, both on the air and behind the scenes. She did a brief stint in TV news and then took on her most challenging job as a stay at home mom. During the few quiet hours in her day, Brooke writes articles for a number of clients as well as fiction creations such as "Someone Always Loved You." Brooke has also written "Beyond the Bars," a thriller, "God in the Kitchen," a Christian novel, and "Taxi Delivery," a Christian Romance. Brooke looks forward to the December 9th release of "Wrong Place, Right Time," a romantic comedy and the February 2015 release of "Accept this Dandelion" inspired by the Bachelor TV show. Brook has been married to her husband Sean since 2002 and has two daughters, Kaelyn and Sadie.
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Jay only glanced back for a moment. He just wanted to see the look on the seasoned EMT's face as the man realized he'd just taken the quickest ambulance ride of his career right through the city during rush hour.
The woman darted out of nowhere. In his glory, Jay never saw her.
The second he looked away had been one second too long. As his eyes fastened back on the road ahead, the ambulance pulled under the emergency room over hang, and he caught the worry in her eyes an instant before the impact. The sickening sound jolted him backward into his seat.
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a full, gathered skirt attached to a waistband or hip yoke.
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1937, from German dialectal diminutive of dirne "girl" (cf. dirndlkleid "peasant dress"), from a diminutive of Middle High German dierne "maid," from Old High German thiorna, which is related to Old English þegn (see thane).