This is one of my favourite Salads! K loves it too which makes my life easier and don't get him moaning when I say we are having Salad for dinner! You can use Schar Gluten Free Ciabatta or just regular Ciabatta both work fine.
The first thing you want to do is spray a dish or tray with low cal cooking spray, tear up the rolls and lay them out in the tray.
Next butterfly the chicken, then lay on top of the bread leaving some of it around the sides so they crisp up whilst cooking! Season with salt, pepper and mixed herbs. Then lay the Pancetta on top of the chicken.
Pop into the oven on 180.
Next get the lettuce and tomatoes and chop them up, also you can tear the mozzarella into chunks!
After 15 mins pull out the chicken, remove the croutons from the outside of the tray to stop them burning, the chicken and pancetta then goes back in the oven for another 10 mins.
Then slice the chicken up… Underneath it should be some seriously yummy croutons half crispy and half soggy with chicken and pancetta juices they are like little mouthfuls of joy.
Split everything between two and a half and then add any dressing you like. I love it with Caesar dressing but if I'm being a saint a drizzle of balsamic is also yummy.
This is honestly the nicest salad and is a big hit with my other half who doesn't usually like too much goodness on his plate!!


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Russell is a highly accomplished Mechanical Engineer with 20 years' experience in automation, asset management, engineering, operations, procurement and project management. With a background of over 15 years' in the Stevedoring industry and 8 years as a senior manager, Russell brings a strategic and collaborative approach to his role with a skill set honed in cross-functional projects, engineering and operational teams.
Residing both in New Zealand and Australia throughout his career, Russell has spent numerous periods of time working internationally in countries such as Den Hauge, Finland, Ireland, China, and the Middle East. These experiences have shaped Russell's professional and personal development, requiring him to develop a repertoire of strategies and mechanisms to work successfully across multiple cultures and timezones. The capacity to be flexible, react quickly to challenges and make considered decisions without the ability to always refer ideas to colleagues back home, was extremely rewarding.
Citing his first graduate mechanical engineering job in Christchurch, New Zealand as having the greatest impact on his career, Russell undertook the opportunity to work in a start-up business developing vacuum pads for mooring ships. This disruptive engineering feat transformed the ship mooring process, and within two years a prototype was designed and built, followed by the commissioning of the first commercial vacuum mooring system in the world and the finalisation of 3 international patents. Not only did the vacuum system mitigate the environmental impact of traditional lines, which required tons of heavy fuel oil to be burnt by the vessel to hold it on station while they were being deployed, they also transformed safety aspects as overloaded lines became extremely dangerous to both life and limb. Russell reflects with pride on the automated vacuum mooring product, which lives on today and employs concepts he was initially involved in developing in every product generation.
Russell is involved in the industry-led groups SIRF (Industrial Maintenance Round Table) and TEGNZ (Terminal Engineers Group of New Zealand), which share common asset issues and solutions for mutual benefit.
In 2020 he relocated to Brisbane to establish WGA's capabilities in the Eastern States as Regional Manager.
Contact Russell
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"We are still unsure of how exactly Big Data fits into the insurance business model and how can it help the insurance industry to grow."
S S Kukreja has a total experience of nearly 38 years in various capacities. He started his journey as a programmer in COBOL language and joined IFFCO TOKIO (ITGI) from its inception stage.
One of the major challenges seems to be with respect to the BYOD policy. Though it does seem extremely lucrative but it has its certain set of challenges that can be overcome through a certain amount of planning. However, it remains one of the top wish list items for us. Another challenge is big data. It offers intense amount of possibilities for data mining; however, we are still unsure of how exactly big data fits into the insurance business model and how can it help the insurance industry to grow. One more challenge faced by today's CIO is to recruit, groom, mentor and keep staff motivated. Though difficult a CIOs can be positive contributor to a large extent by giving a good environment, creating a lively atmosphere, understanding what drives employees to excel and helping in improving their skills.
Expectations from IT are going up day by day. Whatever is required from IT, it is expected to deliver today or rather expected yesterday. Making our applications and infrastructure available round the clock, is still one of the major factors that would keep any CIO awake at night hoping that everything is up and running.
One of the very interesting trends that we have been looking keenly at is cloud computing. Opting for cloud will surely change the way we operate as an organization to the way we do business. However, there are a lot of clouds on cloud computing as on date.
The factors of being a CIO and the job description on a CIO has changed entirely. From an IT savvy person, the job now demands one to be the "know all" person who not only manages the IT piece but also manages the business side of things. IT is no more a support function but an essential leg for the business tower. So, the major change that I have observed so far in my role is to transform from an IT support role to a business enabler role for a CIO who holds complete command over IT and helps the business grow to new limits.
As technology has grown over the past few years, the complexity in using that technology has grown exponentially. With every new technology comes an even more complex process to use it. The major learning that I have had in these past years is to maintain a balance between the technology automation and the way the technology (process) is used. It is extremely essential that this balance is well maintained, as a slight imbalance can lead to catastrophes.


Legendary trader Bill Williams, an early pioneer of market psychology, developed a number of original technical indicators in a career that. Bill Williams introduced the Alligator indicator in The Alligator is as much a metaphor as it is an indicator. It consists of three lines. Trend indicators attempt to signpost those key times when a trend may be forming. The Alligator indicator — devised by American trader, technical analyst and.
If you are a fan of trading with moving averages and unfamiliar with the alligator indicator, get ready for a pleasant surprise. In this article, we. The Alligator Indicator is comprised of three SMMAs, or three Simple Moving Averages, that run on averages. The three SMMAs are aptly named the Jaw, the . Most of the time the market remains stationary. Only for some 15–30% of time the market generates trends, and traders who are - Alligator - Bill Williams'.
Alligator indicator is a great Forex tool that has been fascinating traders for a long time. While not a moving average, riding trends is its main. The Alligator indicator: check how to use the famous indicator for the accurate trading signals on a trend and allows not losing money during the flat periods. The Alligator Indicator was developed by Bill Williams and combines moving averages with fractal geometry. The indicator helps traders to identify if the market. Legendary trader Bill Williams, an early pioneer of market psychology, developed a number of original technical indicators in a career that. Trend indicators attempt to signpost those key times when a trend may be forming. The Alligator indicator — devised by American trader, technical analyst and.
Bill Williams introduced the Alligator indicator in The Alligator is as much a metaphor as it is an indicator. It consists of three lines. If you are a fan of trading with moving averages and unfamiliar with the alligator indicator, get ready for a pleasant surprise. In this article, we. Most of the time the market remains stationary. Only for some 15–30% of time the market generates trends, and traders who are - Alligator - Bill Williams'. Alligator indicator is a great Forex tool that has been fascinating traders for a long time. While not a moving average, riding trends is its main.


Whether you need a one-time gift card, reloadable card for yourself, or one for a family member (or employee) we have a card for you!
Reloadable: Yes, unlimited, load and unload online for yourself from your 121 FCU account.
These are your Prepaid Card Terms and Conditions.
"Agreement" means these Visa Prepaid Card Terms and Conditions. "We" "us" and "our" refer to 121 Financial Credit Union. "You" and "your" refer to the person who has obtained a Card from us. "Card" means the primary Visa reloadable Prepaid Card and any secondary reloadable Prepaid Cards obtained from us. Our "Business Days" are Monday through Friday; bank holidays are not included.
We agree to maintain the Card for you and to perform according to this Agreement. By obtaining a Card from us, activating the card, and by using the Card or by permitting anyone else to use the Card, you agree to the provisions of this Agreement, which is subject to amendment, and further agree that this Agreement is binding on your successors, representatives and assigns. We may from time to time adopt new or amended provisions which will be effective after notice has been mailed to you at the last address or email address shown for the Card on our records or has been posted on our Web site www.121fcu.org, or as otherwise permitted by law. Provisions changed pursuant to regulatory authorities shall be effective per such regulation without further notice.
You must activate the Personalized Card by calling the number indicated on the sticker on the front of your Card, or signing on to our secure website. Non Personalized Cards are activated upon load; however it is recommended that you register your card by signing on to our secure website. Remember to sign the reverse of the Card. Write down your Card number and the Customer Service Number on a separate piece of paper in case the Card is ever lost or stolen. At the time of activation, for your protection and for regulatory purposes, we may request, and you agree to provide, some additional identification verification information such as your home phone number, date of birth, social security number and zip code. We may use this data for a range of purposes, including but not limited to facilitating refunds if your Card is lost or stolen, enhancing usage at merchants that may require zip code authorization, and aiding in collection efforts in the event of a Shortage, as defined herein. We will hold your information in confidence in accordance with the section below entitled "Data Protection and Privacy". If you do not wish to provide the data, or if the data you provide us cannot be appropriately verified, we reserve the right to cancel your Card and reimburse you for the Initial Load Amount.
Please read the following carefully and keep these Terms and Conditions for your records as they set out the Agreement between you and us. You will be deemed to have accepted the Card and the terms of this Agreement if you do any of the following: (a) use the Card or (b) activate the Card.
Please sign the back of your Prepaid Card using your usual signature immediately upon receipt.
You must be a resident of the U.S. to purchase the Card. The minimum value that can be prepaid is $50.
The VISA Prepaid Card is a reloadable stored-value card. It is neither a credit card, nor a NCUA insured deposit account. This card is issued by 121 Financial Credit Union; pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A, Inc. Your Card allows you to access your prepaid funds at ATMs. You may also use your card at merchants who accept VISA debit cards worldwide. The card may not be used at some merchants including non-financial money exchange establishments and gambling establishments.
The maximum value credited to the Prepaid Card on issue is limited to $500, and no more than $2500 can be available for use on the Card at any one time.
Activate your Card by calling toll-free, 1-866-760-3156 or visit us online at www.121fcu.org. You will be required, for validation purposes, to provide personal information. To obtain your PIN you will need to call 1-866-760-3156. Once you have your initial PIN, you may also select your own PIN. You will need your PIN to access cash from ATMs and to use at merchants. Be sure to choose a PIN with a number that, while easy for you to remember, may be difficult for someone else to guess. You may use your Card after activation.
You may request four additional Cards when you order your Card for any user you authorize which will have to be separately activated and which can be used in the same way as the Card at ATMs and merchants that accept VISA debit cards. You are responsible for all authorized transactions made with this additional Card. Only the primary cardholder can load funds to the account.
Some merchants may, subject to limits, allow you to use your Card for cash-back on purchases and cash may be advanced at financial institutions.
When you use your Card at an automated gas station pump you will require a minimum of $74 available credit on the Card to enable gas to be dispensed (It may take up to 24 hours before any unused amount is available to spend due to the way in which the transactions are processed). If your available balance is less than this, please pay the attendant in the gas station.
If you use the Card to make a telephone call this can require a minimum available credit of $15.
If you use your Card to purchase meals or drinks many restaurants and bars factor a tip into the price of up to 20% when pre-authorizing Card purchases but you will only be debited with the actual amount you spend.
Should you use your Card to pre-authorize a hotel reservation, add 20% to the reservation. Any amount requested in a pre-authorization will not be available to you to spend using the Card, although you will only be finally debited with the actual amount you spend. If 30 days elapse without you authorizing an amount any pre-authorization will be cancelled and this will be available to you.
Automobile rental and/or cruise ship businesses, likewise add 15% to the rental/reservation to allow for any additional expenses. If 30 days elapse without you authorizing an amount any pre-authorization will be cancelled and this will be available to you. Mail order companies often add a similar amount for potential shipping costs although the amount finally debited will be as the final bill.
Your Card will expire on the date embossed on the front of the Card. If your account is a personalized account, is in good standing, and has greater than a $0 balance, it will automatically reissue.
We may change the terms of this Agreement or any features of the Card, and we will give you notice of any such change required by law.
You can review your Card balance and the last 5 transactions activity records by calling toll-free 1-866-760-3156 or by visiting www.121fcu.org where full details of all transactions are available free of charge.
This information is available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your 121 VISA Prepaid Card account number and some of the information requested when you ordered the Card are required for authentication.
You can add value of at least $50 on your Prepaid Card by making a payment at your local 121 Financial Credit Union branch. Please bear in mind the number of loads on a Non-personalized card is limited to four including the initial load. Personalized cards have unlimited reload capabilities.
You can also add value at www.121fcu.org or by calling toll free 1-866-760-3156 by initiating funds transfer from your designated funding account. Funds may not be available for immediate use after you have initiated the transfer.
The frequency, amount, and timing of cash withdrawals made from ATMs; may be limited by the ATM operator. ATM use is subject to a transaction withdrawal limit of $500 or 5 withdrawals per 24-hour period. There may be other limitations on the types, frequency, and timing of cash withdrawals established by us from time to time, without notice, for security purposes.
Card Fee - $5.95 if a member and ordered from a local branch and $5.95 plus shipping as advised when ordering on the telephone or online.
ATM Fee - There is a no withdrawal fee per ATM withdrawal in the US and no fee elsewhere in the world.
Bank Cash Advance Fee - There is no fee per withdrawal in the US and elsewhere in the world.
Account Inactivity Fee - You will be charged a fee of $2.50 each month, beginning on the 12th month of inactivity on the Card, as long as there is a balance remaining on the Card.
Customer Service Call Fee - $2.50 when transferring to a live agent from the IVR system.
Foreign Exchange: If a card transaction is made in a currency other than that loaded on the Card, the amount will be converted into the appropriate currency at an exchange rate on the day the transaction is processed. The exchange rate used is the wholesale money market or the government-mandated rate increased by 1% (including the VISA handling charge of 1%).
If you think there is an error involving a transaction made with your Card such as a purchase you didn't make or an incorrect amount charged to your Card, please call us at 1-866-760-3156, e-mail us at www.121fcu.org or write to us at: Cardholder Services P.O. Box 7235 Sioux Falls, SD 57117-7235. If you tell us orally, we may require that you send your claim or question in writing within 10 business days.
Generally, we will tell you the results of our investigation within 10 business days after we hear from you and will correct any error promptly. If we need more time, however, we may take up to forty-five (45) calendar days to investigate your complaint or question. If we decide to do this, we will re-credit your Card within 10 business days for the amount you think is in error, so that you will have use of the money during the time it takes us to complete our investigation. If we ask you to put your complaint or question in writing and we do not receive it within 10 business days, we may not re-credit your Card.
If we decide that there was no error, we will send you a written explanation within 3 business days after we finish our investigation and any credit made under the preceding paragraph must be repaid by you. You may ask for copies of documents that we used in our investigation.
Our zero liability policy may protect you from liability for certain unauthorized transactions. Does not apply to ATM transactions. Under our zero liability policy, unless you have been grossly negligent or have been engaged in fraud, you will not be liable for any unauthorized transactions made with your lost or stolen Card, provided such transactions take place on the Visa Network. For all other unauthorized transactions, you may be liable for up to $50. If you are grossly negligent or have engaged in fraudulent conduct, you could lose all the money in your account. A transaction is unauthorized if it is not initiated by you, you did not give permission to make the transaction and you do not benefit from the transaction in any way. Any unauthorized transactions will be re-credited to your Card in 5 business days.
Also, if your account history has transactions that you did not make, tell us at once by calling, toll-free, 1-866-760-3156. If you do not tell us within 60 days after the transaction was posted to your account, you may not get back any money you lost if we can prove we could have stopped someone from fraudulently using the Card if you had told us in time. If we believe that a good reason kept you from telling us, we will extend the time periods.
We reserve the right to terminate this Agreement or any of the services that are described herein by giving you written notice. You may, at any time, terminate this Agreement by calling us, toll-free, at 1-866-760-3156. Termination will not affect any of our rights or your obligations arising under this Agreement prior to termination.
The balance on an expired card may become unclaimed funds and income to 121 Financial Credit Union if, as shown by our records, you have not, within the statutory period, caused any activity or received any payments with regard to the Card, indicated any interest in the Card, corresponded with us concerning the Card, or otherwise indicated an interest in the Card as evidenced by a writing on file with us, or transacted any business with us.
Visa's Zero Liability policy means 100 percent protection for you. Visa's enhanced policy guarantees maximum protection against fraud. You now have complete liability protection for all of your card transactions that take place on the Visa system. Should someone steal your card number while you're shopping, online or off, you pay nothing for this fraudulent activity.
**Cardholders should always regularly check their transaction history for accuracy. Financial institutions may impose greater liability on the cardholder if the financial institution reasonably determines that the unauthorized transaction was caused by the gross negligence or fraudulent action of the cardholder which may include your delay for an unreasonable time in reporting unauthorized transactions.
Perfect for: Your children, whether in grade school or college; employees' expense account, etc.
These are your Student Relationship Card Terms and Conditions.
"Agreement" means these Visa Relationship Card Terms and Conditions. "We" "us" and "our" refer to 121 Financial Credit Union. "You" and "your" refer to the person who has obtained a Card from us. "Card" means the primary Visa reloadable Relationship Card and any secondary reloadable Relationship Cards obtained from us. Our "Business Days" are Monday through Friday; bank holidays are not included.
You must activate the Personalized Card by calling the number indicated on the sticker on the front of your Card, or signing on to our secure website. Non Personalized Cards are activated upon load, however, it is recommended that you register your card by signing on to our secure website. Remember to sign the reverse of the Card. Write down your Card number and the Customer Service Number on a separate piece of paper in case the Card is ever lost or stolen. At the time of activation, for your protection and for regulatory purposes, we may request, and you agree to provide, some additional identification verification information such as your home phone number, date of birth, social security number and zip code. We may use this data for a range of purposes, including but not limited to facilitating refunds if your Card is lost or stolen, enhancing usage at merchants that may require zip code authorization, and aiding in collection efforts in the event of a Shortage, as defined herein. We will hold your information in confidence in accordance with the section below entitled "Data Protection and Privacy". If you do not wish to provide the data, or if the data you provide us cannot be appropriately verified, we reserve the right to cancel your Card and reimburse you for the Initial Load Amount.
Please sign the back of your Student Relationship Card using your usual signature immediately upon receipt.
You must be a citizen or a resident of the U.S. with a valid social security number to purchase this Card. The minimum value that can be prepaid is $30.
The VISA Student Relationship Card is a prepaid, reloadable stored-value card. It is neither a credit card, nor a NCUA insured deposit account. This card is issued by 121 Financial Credit Union; pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A, Inc. Your Card allows you to access your prepaid funds at ATMs. You may also use your card at merchants who accept VISA debit cards worldwide.
The maximum value credited to the Student Relationship Card on issue is limited to $500, and no more than $2500 can be available for use on the Card at any one time.
Activate your Card by calling toll-free, 1-866-901-8090 or visit us online at www.121fcu.org. You will be required, for validation purposes, to provide personal information. During activation you will be given a PIN. You may also select your own PIN. You will need your PIN to access cash from ATMs and to use at merchants. Be sure to choose a PIN with a number that, while easy for you to remember, may be difficult for someone else to guess. You may use your Card after activation.
The Card is non-transferable. The person whom the card is purchased for is the only person authorized to use the Card. Please do not give your Card to anyone else to use.
You are responsible for all authorized transactions made with this additional Card. Only the purchaser can load funds to the account.
When you use your Card at an automated gas station pump you will require a minimum of $75 available credit on the Card to enable gas to be dispensed (It may take up to 24 hours before any unused amount is available to spend due to the way in which the transactions are processed). If your available balance is less than this, please pay the attendant in the gas station.
Should you use your Card to pre-authorize a hotel reservation, add 20% to the reservation. Any amount requested in a pre-authorization will not be available to you to spend using the Card, although you will only be finally debited with the actual amount you spend. If thirty days elapse without you authorizing an amount any pre-authorization will be cancelled and this will be available to you.
Automobile rental and/or cruise ship businesses, likewise add 15% to the rental to allow for any additional expenses. If 30 days elapse without you authorizing an amount any pre-authorization will be cancelled and this will be available to you. Mail order companies often add a similar amount for potential shipping costs although the amount finally debited will be as the final bill.
If the ATM you are using is inside a building, close the entry door completely upon entering. Individuals who have a legitimate need to gain access to an ATM should have an access device. Put withdrawn cash in a secure place before stepping away from the ATM. Be aware of your surroundings. If you believe you are being watched or followed, cancel your transaction, then go to a well-populated area. If necessary, call the local police. Do not write your PIN on or near the Card. Do not give your PIN to anyone else. In case of an emergency, call 911.
You can review your Card balance and the last 5 transactions activity records by calling toll-free 1-866-901-8090 or by visiting www.121fcu.org where full details of all transactions are available free of charge.
This information is available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your 121 Financial CU VISA Student Relationship Card account number and some of the information requested when you ordered the Card are required for authentication.
You can add value of at least $30 on your Student Relationship Card by making a payment at your local 121 Financial CU branch. Please bear in mind the number of loads on a Non-personalized card is limited to four including the initial load. Personalized cards have unlimited reload capabilities.
You can also add value at www.121fcu.org or by calling toll free 1-866-901-8090 by initiating funds transfer from your designated funding account. Funds may not be available for immediate use after you have initiated the transfer.
The frequency, amount, and timing of cash withdrawals made from ATMs; may be limited by the ATM operator. ATM use is subject to a transaction withdrawal limit of $300 or 5 withdrawals per 24-hour period. There may be other limitations on the types, frequency, and timing of cash withdrawals established by us from time to time, without notice, for security purposes.
Card Replacement Fee - $10.00 fee is assessed on the account when a card that is marked lost or stolen is replaced.
ATM Fee - There is no ATM withdrawal fee per ATM withdrawal in the US and no ATM withdrawal fee elsewhere in the world.
If circumstances beyond our control (such as flood or fire) prevent the transfer, despite reasonable precautions that we have taken.
If you think there is an error involving a transaction made with your Card such as a purchase you didn't make or an incorrect amount charged to your Card, please call us at 1-866-901-8090, e-mail us at www.121fcu.org or write to us at: Cardholder Services P.O. Box 7235 Sioux Falls, SD 57117-7235. If you tell us orally, we may require that you send your claim or question in writing within 10 business days.
Also, if your account history has transactions that you did not make, tell us at once by calling, toll-free, 1-866-901-8090. If you do not tell us within 60 days after the transaction was posted to your account, you may not get back any money you lost if we can prove we could have stopped someone from fraudulently using the Card if you had told us in time. If we believe that a good reason kept you from telling us, we will extend the time periods.
We reserve the right to terminate this Agreement or any of the services that are described herein by giving you written notice. You may, at any time, terminate this Agreement by calling us, toll-free, at 1-866-901-8090. Termination will not affect any of our rights or your obligations arising under this Agreement prior to termination.
The following are your 121 Financial Credit Union (121) Visa Gift Card Terms and Conditions. In these Terms and Conditions "you" or "your" means the person who has received the 121 Visa Gift Card; "we", "us" or "our" means 121; "Card" means the 121 Visa Gift Card. Please read the following carefully and keep them for your records. By accepting and using your Card, you are agreeing to these Terms and Conditions.
Your 121 Visa Gift Card is issued by 121 and may be used for purchases at most merchants where Visa Debit is accepted. The Card may not be used for recurring payments, non-financial money exchange establishments and gambling establishments.
This 121 Visa Gift Card is not a credit Card and may not be reloaded. You may only use it when there is a balance remaining on the Card and only up to the amount left on the Card. Purchases will be deducted from your 121 Visa Gift Card until the value reaches zero. If a transaction initiated by you exceeds the remaining balance on the Card, you must tell the merchant before completing the transaction. Any transaction attempted for more than the amount available on the Card will be declined. Therefore, you must know the amount available on your Card and inform the merchant to process the transaction in that amount. You must pay the difference with another form of payment. If you are given value through the use of the Card greater than the balance remaining, you will pay us on demand the amount by which your transactions exceeded the balance remaining on the Card.
Inactivity Fee: A Monthly Inactivity Fee of $2.50 will be charged after twelve (12) consecutive months of inactivity. The fee will not be charged once the balance of the Card reaches $0.
Card Replacement Fee: A $5.00 fee is assessed on the account when a card that is marked lost or stolen is replaced.
If a Card transaction is made in a currency other than that loaded on the Card, the amount will be converted into the appropriate currency at an exchange rate on the day the transaction is processed. The exchange rate used to determine the transaction amount in US dollars is either a rate selected from Visa from the range of rates available in wholesale currency markets for the applicable central processing date, which rate may vary from the rate Visa itself receives, or the government mandated rate in effect for the applicable central processing date.
You have immediately called us and reported the Card lost or stolen, which allows us to the status the Card.
You have signed the Card on its reverse side in permanent ink.
You inform us of the Card number and the approximate date of your last authorized use.
You have not reported two or more incidents of unauthorized use to us in the preceding 12-month period.
You report all facts of the loss or theft to us and you cooperate in our investigation.
Your name, address, phone number, and Card number.
A description of the error or transaction you are unsure about and why you believe there is an error or why you need more information.
The dollar amount of the suspect error.
You may close your Card and receive the remaining balance by contacting 866-902-6082 or by visiting your local 121 Financial Credit Union branch.
The Card is the property of 121 and we may revoke the Card at any time without cause or notice. You agree to surrender a revoked Card promptly upon demand. Upon revocation, any stored value remaining on the Card will be refunded to you less any applicable fees.


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Q: Why does "signInAudience": "AzureADMultipleOrgs" cause 'The URI scheme is invalid or unsupported' I am getting an error when trying to switch the Supported account types to: Accounts in any organizational directory (Any Azure AD directory - Multitenant)
I am using as IdentifierUris the amazon cognito urn:amazon:cognito:sp:XXXXXXXXXXX
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A: For a single tenant application, it is sufficient for the App ID URI to be unique within that tenant.
For a multi-tenant application, it must be globally unique so Azure AD can find the application across all tenants. Global uniqueness is enforced by requiring the App ID URI to have a host name that matches a verified domain of the Azure AD tenant.
If the name of your tenant was contoso.onmicrosoft.com then a valid App ID URI would be https://contoso.onmicrosoft.com/myapp. If your tenant had a verified domain of contoso.com, then a valid App ID URI would also be https://contoso.com/myapp. If the App ID URI doesn't follow this pattern, setting an application as multi-tenant fails.

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Q: Post not uploading to database because of friendly seo url Here's an issue I posted earlier: Remove all punctuation from php string for friendly seo url.
I was super excited that the issue got resolved, but now, the entire blog post is not uploading to the database. I have a feeling it has to do with changing the code from:
$post_name = htmlentities(($_POST['post_name']), ENT_QUOTES, 'utf-8');
to
$post_name = html_entity_decode(($_POST['post_name']), ENT_QUOTES, 'utf-8');
If anyone has any ideas, please let me know!

A: If the post name has apostrophes (') or speech marks (") then the insert into the database is likely to fail as it will conflict with the INSERT statement. You can try doing something like:
$post_name = addslashes( html_entity_decode(($_POST['post_name']), ENT_QUOTES, 'utf-8') );
However, a better way would be to use the MySQL mysql_real_escape_string or mysqli_real_escape_string function to escape the string instead of addslashes. The function to use will depend on your MySQL code and extension used (MySQL or MySQLi), e.g:
$post_name = mysql_real_escape_string( html_entity_decode(($_POST['post_name']), ENT_QUOTES, 'utf-8'), $db );


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The Press Centre is located at Altausseer Straße 220, 8990 Bad Aussee. Rooms are available from 08.00am on Friday.
For the procession on the lake, a Press room is available in Altaussee (Hotel Seevilla, Fischendorf 60, 8992 Altaussee ) or in Grundlsee (Volkschule, Bräuhof 35, 8993 Grundlsee.).


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Professional golf may never again see the brief but memorable brilliance of Johnny Miller.
Miller may have been the best iron player ever to play the game. In his prime, he hit the ball consistently closer to the pin than anyone. Fred Couples described him as "probably the best ball-striker ever." Aggressive and accurate, Miller fired at the flag. "I felt that I could knock down the pin from anywhere with my irons," said the 1974 Player of the Year. "I played some golf that I think is unequaled."
In the mid-1970s, Miller was magnificent. In 1974 and 1975, he won a dozen tournaments. Miller won five of the first 11 events of 1974, then three more. The next year, he won four. Dubbed the "Desert Fox" for his success in the Southwest, Miller won the Tucson Open four times, along with two wins in Phoenix and a pair in Palm Springs. At the 1975 Phoenix Open, the swashbuckling blonde shot 260 to win by 14. The next week at Tucson, he closed with a final round 61 to win by nine. At the Bob Hope three weeks later, the Desert Fox finished 21-under-par to claim his third winner's check in five weeks. "It was sort of a golfing nirvana," said Miller. "I'd say my average iron shot for three months in 1975 was within five feet of my line."
With 25 PGA Tour wins – including two majors – Miller played on two Ryder Cup teams. He has 105 top-ten finishes and is a three-time runner-up at the Masters, including the 1975 event where he battled Jack Nicklaus and Tom Weiskopf in one of the most epic finishes Augusta National has ever witnessed. The Tour's leading money winner in 1974, Miller had 17 top-ten finishes in majors, including five straight at the Open Championship between 1973 and 1977.
Brash, handsome, and stylish, Miller was the epitome of 1970s cool. Decked in white belt and plaid pants, the golden-haired mop-top was targeted by Sears, Roebuck & Co. – then America's largest retailer – as the centerpiece of their men's clothing line, "The Johnny Miller Collection." Off the course, Miller was, in his own words, "A salable product." Between the ropes, he was dominant, surpassing Jack Nicklaus in 1974 as golf's all-time leading money winner.
Born in San Francisco April 29, 1947, John Laurence Miller was raised a Mormon. He learned to play golf under the watchful eye of his father, Larry. "I was very lucky because my father was always positive and never pushed," said Miller. "He called me 'Champ.'" Miller grew up playing the famed public courses in San Francisco before earning playing privileges at the Olympic Club. He attended Abraham Lincoln High School, alma mater of 1964 U.S. Open champion Ken Venturi and the only high school in America to produce two U.S. Open winners. A teen prodigy, Miller won the San Francisco city junior title at 16, then took the U.S. Junior Amateur in 1964. He earned a scholarship to BYU, where he led the Cougars to two conference championships and was the first BYU golfer named first team All-American. After qualifying for the 1966 U.S. Open at Olympic Club in the summer after his freshman year, Miller tied for eighth and finished as low amateur, earning him an invitation to the 1967 Masters.
One year after winning the 1968 California State Amateur Championship, Miller graduated BYU with a phys ed degree and joined the PGA Tour. After tying for second at the 1971 Masters, the slender Californian earned his first professional win, beating future Tour commissioner Deane Beman by five shots at the Southern Open later that year.
On Father's Day 1973, Johnny Miller shot a round for the ages. Coming into the U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club outside Pittsburgh, the 26-year-old Miller had just two Tour wins in four years, but had recorded eight top-ten finishes. After carding a 76 at Oakmont on Saturday, he trailed by six shots entering the final round. Miller was white-hot on Sunday. He birdied the first four holes and continued to shoot at the flag. Miller knocked it to within six feet or closer on six holes, and inside 15 feet on five more. The fearless bomber hit all 18 greens in regulation and made nine birdies with one bogey for a 63 to win by one. Only six players, including Miller, shot under par that day on one of the most demanding courses in the world. It was the lowest round ever to win a major championship [tied by Henrik Stenson at the Open Championship in 2016] and remains the most remarkable final round in majors history.
At the 1976 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, Miller trailed 19-year-old Seve Ballesteros by two shots going into the final round, but crafted a then-course record 66 to win by six.
After Birkdale, Miller lost his focus. His priorities changed as he and wife Linda started a family [the Millers have six children]. Bored with golf, the 6'2" string bean spent a summer working on his ranch. Upon his return to golf, Miller found that his bulkier body could not repeat his old swing. Never a strong putter, Miller contracted the yips and did not win again until 1980. Following his win at the Open Championship in 1976, Miller won only seven more tournaments. His last victory came in 1994, when, at 46, he putted with his eyes closed to win the Pebble Beach Pro-Am by one shot.
One of golf's best ball-strikers went on to become the finest analyst in history. Like football's John Madden, Miller was brilliant in the arena and even better in the booth. Before Johnny, golf analysts would fawn over their brethren, broadcasting in hushed, reverential tones. Miller changed all that when he joined NBC in 1990. Refreshingly insightful, the outspoken Miller occasionally sparks controversy by speaking his mind. The fearlessness earns him accolades and haters, but for 17 seasons Miller has partnered with Dan Hicks as the best team in televised golf. This past season was Johnny's 28th year in the booth and the last year of his contract with NBC. Now 70, he has agreed to a one-year extension for 2018.
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College Philanthropist Award
The purpose of this award is to recognize the exceptional generosity and impact of a philanthropist on the College of Arts and Sciences.
It is designed to publicly acknowledge those individuals—alumni or alumni by choice —whose philanthropy has made a significant difference to the College of Arts and Sciences over an extended period of time.
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Karen Sisk
Sisk earned her UT degree in mathematics education in 1974, and is boosting education in multiple areas with generous gifts to three departments within the College of Arts and Sciences. She is endowing professorships in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences, scholarships in math, and support for programs in music, in addition to supporting the College Fund for Arts and Sciences. Having previously served as a member of the UT Chancellor's Associates and UT Foundation's Alliance of Women Philanthropists, Sisk is the epitome of the extraordinary impact that volunteer service and philanthropic giving can have on our college.
She has endowed the Gerald D. Sisk Professorships for named chairs in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences. The chairs recognize excellence in teaching and research in the fields of mineralogy and petrology, and with these funds, the department has been able to attract two outstanding scientists to its faculty. The professorships were established in memory of her late husband Gerald Sisk, a 1975 graduate of UT, a graduate gemologist, and a recognized authority on gemstones, who co-founded Jewelry Television. Sisk's generous donation is the largest single gift ever received by this department.
Additionally, she has committed to funding the Karen L. Sisk Scholarship Endowment in the Department of Mathematics, which will provide scholarships to undergraduate students. The scholarship will support the mission of the mathematics department to expand access to a mathematics degree to students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Finally, Sisk has supported the School of Music, including the Pride of the Southland Marching Band, of which her late husband was a member. She has given to scholarship and enrichment funds at the School of Music, as classical music remains an interest of hers, as well as to the College Fund for Arts and Sciences at the Dean's Circle level.
Dong-Hwa (Dawn) Shin Taylor, Ph.D.
Taylor is a generous supporter of the students and faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences. She established the Lawrence A. Taylor Professorship in Planetary Geosciences Endowment and the Lawrence A. Taylor Graduate Student Fellowships Endowment for two graduate students, one in the department of Earth & Planetary Sciences and one in Planetary Science.
At the college and campus level, Dawn established four graduate student dissertation awards, three in the College of Arts & Sciences' Division of the Natural Sciences and one in the Department of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Biomedical engineering. The awards are designed to help students defray any costs related to the writing of their dissertations.
Dawn Taylor worked as a research associate in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Her late husband, Lawrence Taylor, retired after 46 years of service in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he was the founder and director of the Planetary Geosciences Institute.
Due to the disruption caused by COVID-19, there were no awards in 2020.
Natalie Leach Haslam, a Knoxville native, graduated with a B.A. in French from UT. Natalie and her husband Jim have given transformative support to our School of Music, the UT Humanities Center, the Haslam scholars program and the College's Enrichment Fund, just to name a few. You do not have to walk far around our campus to see the impact that Jim and Natalie have on this university. Natalie is a former UT Miss Tennessee and her lifelong commitments to the community and the university are born of her appreciation for what the university has meant to her and thousands of other students. She is the first woman to be president of the Knoxville Symphony Society and has been president of the East Tennessee Foundation and the East Tennessee Historical Society.
She is a founding board member of the Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and has served on the boards of the Tennessee Arts Commission, Child and Family Services, Zoo Knoxville, Maryville College, Webb School of Knoxville, Wellness Community and Junior League. A graduate of the Leadership Knoxville Class of '86, she also has been president of The Knoxville Garden Club and the Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville.
From charitable giving to investments of time and energy, she has worked hard to ensure a brighter future for Knoxville residents and UT students and has spent her life serving the causes she was passionate about – history, literature, music, and helping build a vibrant east Tennessee community that excels in all these areas.
Judi Herbert graduated from UT in 1963 with a degree in English. She has been an advocate ever since. As a member of the Dean's Advisory Board, she is helping UT take transformational strides towards creating a comprehensive Writing Center that offers an extensive array of writing support to students and faculty. Herbert and her husband Jim played a major role in the 2017 Big Orange Give campaign, successfully challenging the UT community to raise more than $1.5 million by offering a challenge gift for the Writing Center. Her gift was key to establishing a new undergraduate peer-tutoring program, providing more one-to-one tutoring help for students writing in upper-division courses, and to launching a new Writing Center service – help for students preparing application materials, such as cover letters for jobs, resumes, and personal statements. The gift also helps provide more support for faculty teaching courses with writing across disciplines by establishing a new summer workshop. With her help, we are enhancing our ability to ensure all students graduate the University of Tennessee, Knoxville with excellent writing skills.
Sandra White is the widow of David C. White, former professor of microbiology. Since 2008, the American Society for Microbiology has awarded a David C. White Research and Mentoring Award to recognize distinguished accomplishments in interdisciplinary research and training in microbiology. In 2015, Sandy established the David C. White Memorial Travel Award Endowment at UT. The fund covers the cost of registration, travel, lodging and food for select undergraduate or graduate students that want to attend the national meeting of the American Society for Microbiology. The fund is designed to help our students further their educations and careers as microbiologists. In 2014, The David and Sandra White Faculty Endowed Professorship in Microbiology was established through a generous philanthropic commitment from Sandy. The head of microbiology will always hold the David and Sandra White professorship and will be required to maintain standards of distinguished performance in relation to their duties as a department head and microbiologist.
Edward J. Boling, awarded posthumously.
Edward J. Boling ('48), (' received both a bachelor's and master's degrees in business. His freshman year was interrupted in April 1943 when he was called to active duty in the Army. Following World War II, he returned to UT and finished his degree thanks to the G.I. Bill. He held several jobs, including teaching statistics at UT, before working in state government. He was recruited back to UT by then-President Andy Holt in 1961 to be vice president for development and administration, and eventually serving as president of the University of Tennessee from 1970-1988. After his retirement, Dr. Boling continued to serve the University as president emeritus and was tasked with maintaining and building relationships among UT supporters. At his side throughout their sixty-five–year marriage, Carolyn Pierce Boling ('52) earned a bachelor's degree in home economics from UT.
Bill Ross ('60) earned a bachelor's degree in geology. A native of Maryville, Tennessee, Ross attended college with support from the GI Bill. His first exposure to geology was working as a cartographic draftsman in the Army. After college, he joined the U.S. Geological Survey working on the research staff for the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History. He had an additional career as an inspector and consultant for the Virginia Department of Transportation, from which he retired.
Stuart and Kate Riggsby. The Riggsbys are both UT retirees. Stuart Riggsby served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and associate department head and professor in the Department of Microbiology. Katherine Riggsby was a system programmer. The Riggsbys made the first substantive contribution to the institutional challenge matching grant for a National Endowment for the Humanities grant that led to the creation of UT's Marco Institute. Besides their ongoing support of Marco, they have also contributed to the Tennessee Humanities Center, the School of Music, and the Clarence Brown Theatre, as well as many other academic departments in the college.
Mannie and Fern Steinfeld. The Steinfelds have been generous donors to UT for more than twenty-five years. They were among the first major donors to the Judaic Studies program—now known as the Fern and Manny Steinfeld Program in Judaic Studies—by establishing an endowed chair in 1993 and continuing to provide annual gifts that support student travel to the Middle East, campus programming, and faculty development. They have also supported the College of Architecture and Design, the College of Engineering, and the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences, as well as UT Athletics.


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About 1BUW 2019
1BUW 2019 is a student-focused events program for Fall 2019, organized around a new landmark anthology of Indigenous comics about post-Confederation Canadian history by Highwater, a division of the Winnipeg publisher Portage & Main. In addition to a series of events related to reading and discussing the book itself, there are a number of other campus events planned at UW for Fall 2019 that focus on Indigenous history, art, and popular culture.
1BUW seeks to bring these different events into dialogue with each other and support ongoing conversations about what it means to Indigenize the university. We believe this program will allow students, faculty, staff, and community members to engage in both formal and informal conversations about Indigenous history, storytelling, and visual culture in ways that are meaningful and thought-provoking, while also promoting the pleasures of reading and the enjoyment of a popular art form.
One Book Programs: A Brief History
The "One Book" movement started in 1998 at the Seattle Public Library, which sought to promote reading through bringing people together to discuss the same book over a period of several months. Over the past fifteen years, numerous cities, communities, and universities have also undertaken "One Campus, One Book" programs aimed at fostering connections between all members of the university community through the mass collective reading of the same book at the same time.
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, which has been running one such program since 2005, describes it as an opportunity to create organic connections between the work students are doing in the classroom and the culture of the university more broadly: "Programs and curriculum are built around the selection, lectures are held and discussion groups ignite exciting dialogue. The featured book becomes a touchstone that provides individuals with learning opportunities and promotes a sense of fellowship as the community reads together"
In Canada, numerous provincial, municipal, and county libraries run "One Book" programs:
The Vancouver Public Library ran the "One Book One Vancouver" program from 2002-2011, selecting a wide range of titles by Canadian writers to encourage community discussions on contemporary social issues.
The city of London runs a "One Book One London" program and the 2018 choice, Métis author Cherie Dimaline's The Marrow Thieves, was selected by the public library to focus discussion on Indigenous issues.
A number of Canadian universities also run "One Book" events:
The University of New Brunswick's "One Campus, One Book" program ran from 2013-2015 with the goals of promoting reading and giving first-year students a way to connect to each other outside of class.
The Simon Fraser University Library launched "One Book One SFU" in 2015, through which they select one book and distribute it to their entire university community.
Queen's University runs the "Queen's Reads" book campaign, giving away 5,000 copies of the book in the first few weeks of classes and organizing events throughout the year, such as speakers, hosting the author as a writer-in-residence, and creating reading "nooks" around campus where people get together to share the reading experience in a designated space.
Indigenous Comics: An Introduction
For the first 1BUW selection we have selected a collection of short Indigenous historical comics for the following reasons: Indigenous comics offer accessible and engaging pathways into contemporary issues in Indigenous-settler relations; Winnipeg is a centre of Indigenous comics publishing and we have access to some of the leading writers in the field; UW faculty are already teaching Indigenous comics in Arts and Education courses; and, we have established faculty research expertise, community contacts, and student interest in Indigenous comics and graphic novels.
Indigenous comics and graphic novels are a vital part of the efflorescence of Indigenous literature, art, and popular culture in Canada today, and they are a major component of the cultural work of reconciliation.
Over the past decade, Indigenous writers and artists have turned to comics and graphic novels to share their own stories, rewrite settler colonial histories, and imagine alternate Indigenous futures. Aimed at both Indigenous and non-Indigenous readers, these comics work to educate and entertain, from short health education comics distributed by Band councils on reserves, to young people's comics about Residential Schools used in classrooms, to speculative fantasy comics that draw on legends and traditional knowledge and appeal to hardcore comics fans. Indigenous comics are as stylistically and culturally diverse as Indigenous people themselves, and so there is a rich variety of stories, themes, and artistic practices on display in this growing field.
An increasing number of university courses across Canada now include Indigenous comics as an essential part of the curriculum. As well, dedicated panels at conferences, journal articles, graduate theses, and scholarly books in the field attest to the importance of Indigenous comics across a variety of disciplines, including English, History, Political Science, Sociology, Environmental Studies, Media and Communications, Cultural Studies, and, of course, Indigenous Studies. Teaching and researching Indigenous comics is a powerful way that Arts and Social Science departments can respond to the TRC's Call to Action for universities to integrate Indigenous knowledge, perspectives, and worldview into our curricula and culture.
1BUW consists of overlapping programs in Fall 2019 which, combined, will draw together a number of communities within the university, engaging students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members in important conversations about Canadian and Indigenous history, Indigenous art and popular culture, and the university as a place of learning and knowledge sharing.
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MEK Iran: British Committee for Iran Freedom Calls for Justice on the 1988 Massacre.
Written by Esmail Mohades on September 11, 2020 . Posted in 1988 Massacre, NEWS
(PMOI / MEK Iran): Online Conference by British Committee for Iran Freedom calls for justice on the 1988 massacre.
On 10 September 2020, the UK Parliament's British Committee for Iran Freedom held an online event to call for justice and accountability over the 1988 massacre of over 30,000 political prisoners in Iran. Most of the victims were members of or affiliated with the Iranian opposition People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI / MEK Iran).
The conference was chaired by MP David Jones who was joined by British dignitaries and other peers across political parties. Maryam Rajavi, President-elect of the Iranian opposition, the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), was the keynote speaker of the event. The aim of the meeting was for the speakers to voice their support for ending the impunity of the mullahs' oppressive regime.
PARLIAMENTARY CONFERENCE
Seeking justice for the victims of the 1988 massacre in Iran
September 10, 2020 12:00 CEST
Follow live on @iran_policy#1988Massacre #NoImpunity4Mullahs #Iran https://t.co/MEBLhcGTHd
— NCRI-FAC (@iran_policy) September 10, 2020
10 September 2020 – MP David Jones in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
The Chairman of the conference, MP David Jones, addressed the current appalling human rights violations in Iran and how a historic lack of accountability for the regime has enabled this. The 1988 massacre of political prisoners is a key example of an atrocity, which many consider being the worst crime since the Second World War, which the Iranian regime has been allowed to commit without consequence.
"The issue of accountability is an important process of stopping Tehran's malign activities and its pursuit of nuclear weapons. The investigation of the 1988 massacre and the accountability of those who perpetrated this crime has widespread support in both houses of the United Kingdom Parliament."
"The UK must work with allies to make sure this year's United Nations General Assembly resolution calls for an independent investigation into the 1988 massacre. The international community must act on three major concerns with Iran: Its human rights violation, destabilizing activities, and nuclear program."
10 September 2020 – MP Steve McCabe in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
British MP Steve McCabe emphasized the need for transparency from the regime and to ensure that the international community is fully aware of the regime's horrific acts to ensure full accountability:
"We have already failed the Iranian people by ignoring the 1988 massacre, by giving the regime billions of pounds as a result of the failed nuclear deal, by not recognizing the opposition and NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi. The people we are dealing with, like Ebrahim Raisi, are responsible for the 1988 massacre. They continue to slaughter people, including 1,500 people in the November 2019 protests.
Amnesty International recently published a report on the crackdown against the 2019 protests and the regime's violence against innocent people. They are subjecting prisoners to inhuman torture. They feel they can act with impunity. This is why Madam Rajavi has said the regime cannot be allowed to buy a single bullet and must be held to account for its violation of fundamental rights of the people."
"We must expose the truth for the world to see. Nothing else will do."
10 September 2020 – NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
A shocking report published by Amnesty International on 2 September 2020 detailed Iran's human rights violations and inhumane treatment of its prisoners, particularly those detained after the 2019 protests. NCRI President-elect Maryam Rajavi highlighted this: "The extent of savagery, before anything else, indicates that the regime has failed to put out the flames of resistance despite massive crackdown and killing of at least 1,500 protesters in November." (Mujahedin-e Khalq (MEK Iran/PMOI) said yesterday that there have been at least 1500 killed in the recent uprising in Iran which began on 15 November 2019. MEK Iran also released the names of 504 slain protesters.)
Further to this, the regime recently issued death sentences and extensive prison terms to three brothers who took part in the 2018 anti-regime protests. One of whom was Navid Afkari, Iranian wrestling champion, who has been subjected to brutal torture and now a double execution. The Iranian regime is using Afkari's high-profile status to make a public example of him and deter others from protesting the oppressive government.
Rajavi discussed the importance of acknowledging and investigating the 1988 massacre, as well as the necessary steps that should be taken going forward to ensure such a crime can never again be committed by the regime: "These days also mark the 32nd anniversary of the 1988 massacre of more than 30,000 political prisoners in Iran. The vast majority of the victims were members and supporters of the (PMOI / MEK Iran). The international community including Europe turned a blind eye on this great crime because they wanted to appease the mullahs' tyranny for petty economic interests. So, they ignored the values and principles for which millions of Europeans and others sacrificed their lives."
The international community has not responded to all these arrests and carnage properly by the mullahs regime. The time has come to pressure the regime to stop torture and execution of those arrested during #IranProtests. #FreePoliticalPrisoners pic.twitter.com/EGcJgox9li
— Maryam Rajavi (@Maryam_Rajavi) September 9, 2020
"To put an end to the crimes of this regime, and to counter its warmongering actions in the region, the following steps are necessary:
An international fact-finding mission must be set up to seek justice for victims of the 1988 massacre, and hold the perpetrators of this grave crime against humanity accountable.
The UN Security Council must address the terrible situation of human rights in Iran. The UN Security Council must send to Iran an international delegation accompanied by representatives of the Iranian Resistance. They must visit the regime's medieval prisons, visit the prisoners and particularly, meet those arrested during the November 2019 uprising.
As the Iranian Resistance (PMOI / MEK Iran), called for, just a few hours after signing of the JCPOA, the six UN resolutions must be re-imposed and all sanctions on weapons sales to Iran must be re-imposed.
Supporting the Iranian people's desire to overthrow the regime ruling Iran is necessary for peace and stability in the region."
10 September 2020 – MP Bob Blackman in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
MP Bob Blackman discussed the importance of the UK and its allies in the United Nations to seek justice for the victims of the regime over the last four decades and stand against the human rights violations it continues to commit:
"I was very disappointed that the UK abstained from the vote in the UN Security Council to extend the weapons embargo on Iran. Sadly, we are aligning ourself with the failed policy of appeasement pursued by the European Union, which for the last four decades, has provided the regime in Iran with impunity for its egregious human rights violations including the 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners, and on its terrorism to preserve diplomatic dialogue, prioritize trade and, in recent years, keeping alive a disastrous and flawed nuclear deal that will allow Iran to advance its nuclear and missile program."
It is clear that the appeasement policy pursued by the EU has been counterproductive and has only emboldened the regime. The regime's terrorism has reached European territory. We now know that one of its diplomats is awaiting prosecution for planning a bomb plot against the gathering of the pro-democracy opposition, the NCRI and (PMOI / MEK Iran), in Paris in June 2018.
"Obviously, this must change, and the UK should respectfully reject the EU's approach to Iran and join our American ally in exerting maximum pressure on the regime in Iran. Make no mistake, the regime in Iran only understands the language of firmness."
The British Committee for Iran Freedom of the UK Parliament held an online event on Thursday, September 10, calling for justice for the victims of the horrific summer #1988Massacre of over 30,000 political prisoners across Iran.#NoImpunity4Mullahshttps://t.co/WCO6miuxED
— People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) (@Mojahedineng) September 10, 2020
"Therefore, it is time now for accountability. If the FCO wants to see real change in the human rights situation in Iran, it must bring the issue of accountability into the resolution on Iran in the coming UN General Assembly. This is how the mullahs start taking the international community seriously and they will know that the game is over and they cannot fool the world with their deceptions in all fields.
The UK Government must use its new global sanction regime to announce punitive measures against those who are responsible for the 1988 massacre and serious human rights violations in Iran today, which tragically are the same people, like the regime's chief justice Ebrahim Raisi and the current justice minister Alireza Avaei.
The UK must take the lead at the international level and work with allies at the UN to establish an independent inquiry into the 1988 massacre of 30,000 political prisoners in Iran by including the demand for such investigation in this year's UN resolution on Iran.
These three steps should be completed with public support of the democratic aspirations of the Iranian people and the Iranian Resistance movement (PMOI / MEK Iran), the NCRI, led by President-elect of the NCRI, Madame Rajavi."
10 September 2020 – Former MP Sir Alan Meale in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Former MP Sir Alan Meale acknowledged the failings of the international community in supporting the Iranian resistance: "This is a very timely and important conference about the appalling 1988 massacre in Iran. Let me start by being completely forthright in saying that the UN and the international community have failed you, entirely.
Our governments should insist that the UN Security Council adopts a resolution and imposes sanctions on the Iranian regime. The leadership of the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) must be held to account for their actions in the last decades. We must not turn a blind eye. We will fight back and be heard" he stated.
10 September 2020 – Kirsty Brimelow QC, an international human rights lawyer, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Kirsty Brimelow QC, an international human rights lawyer accounted for the evidence against the regime of the 1988 massacre: "The evidence reported has not been denied by Iran. I have heard accounts of family members and survivors of the 1988 massacre, including a father who was told to pay for the bullets used to kill his daughter.
One woman said she believed her son might still be alive. She said she still sleeps near the door so she does not miss the news of the return of her son.
There is plenty of evidence. We have a framework to address this and the suspects are known. Many of those people have made public statements, including Mostafa Pour Mohammadi who tried to justify his part in the "Death Commissions."
The tribunal does not need Iran's cooperation. It can be set up by the UN. There is no time limit on crimes against humanity. We need to act swiftly because the regime is destroying the evidence. It is time that this process starts within the UN."
10 September 2020 – MP Sir Roger Gale in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
MP Sir Roger Gale discussed the parliamentary support for holding the regime accountable for the 1988 massacre: "We are all aware there is overwhelming evidence on this crime. There is international law that can and must intervene.
I want to reiterate the fact that there is a significant number of parliamentary colleagues who support this cause and the righting of wrongs and the right of people to freedom and democracy."
10 September 2020 – Former Irish Senator, Michelle Mulherin, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Former Irish Senator Michelle Mulherin highlighted the responsibility of the international community to protect the people of Iran: "When a government turns on its own people, it is the obligation of the international community to take action. There are families who very much want to achieve justice.
I support the call and the efforts and it is an issue that I have taken up with our Minister of Foreign Affairs and I will continue to do so."
10 September 2020 – NCRI UK Representative, Dowlat Nowrouzi, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
NCRI UK representative, Dowlat Nowrouzi, called attention to the need for the international community to support the Iranian resistance and show support for the people of Iran who are suffering at the hands of the regime:
"Unfortunately, the international community and proponents of the appeasement policy have taken up actions that are damaging to the Iranian people. After the nuclear deal, the lives of the Iranian people turned into terrible misery because of institutionalized corruption in the regime. More than $200 billion are at the disposition of Regime Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the IRGC.
This regime is the leading state in executions per capita. They are spending money not for the people but on terrorism and supporting tyrannical regimes such as Bashar al-Assad in Syria. The regime is supporting Hezbollah which plays a role in terrorism in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, Iraq, and even Iran.
The illusion is no longer valid. The international community must take substantial steps to bring the regime to account. They do not represent the Iranian people. They must be held responsible for their crimes against the Iranian people and the people across the region.
Members of parliament in Europe, the U.S., and around the world must cry out and stand with the people of Iran and say the international community must stop supporting the regime in its crimes, its continued executions of protesters.
We need substantive steps, support for the opposition, Mrs. Rajavi and her platform. Secondly, the embassies of this regime must be shut down. They are not used for diplomatic and mutual interests. They are just established for the regime to carry out terror plots and bombings against dissidents NCRI and (PMOI / MEK Iran) members. All sanctions must be reimposed immediately."
10 September 2020 – MP Martin Vickers in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
MP Martin Vickers voiced his support for the NCRI and (PMOI / MEK Iran): "There is growing evidence that Iran is involved in warmongering and causing instability. I thank the NCRI for all their efforts here in Westminster. I will continue to support you."
10 September 2020 – Irish Senator, Ivana Bacik, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Irish Senator Ivana Bacik expressed her support for an investigation into the crimes of the mullahs:
"As Amnesty International documented, Iranian authorities have treated the killings as state secrets. No official has been brought to justice.
"I support your call for the establishment of an investigation into this crime. Along with my colleagues, I will be proactive to bring attention to this cause. There should be an investigation in the extra-judicial killings.
The responsibility lies with us to not let this issue be swept under the carpet. The regime should know that the world is watching."
10 September 2020 – Former Irish member of the European Parliament, Jim Higgins, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Former Irish member of the European Parliament, Jim Higgins, criticized the international community for choosing diplomacy over accountability and justice:
"It is appalling that 32 years after this atrocity, nothing has happened. It is appalling that the perpetrators are still out there. It is appalling that there is substantial evidence that this was authorized by the highest authorities. It was decided that the victims were to be buried in mass graves and those graves still exist.
Why have we had no independent inquiry? The international community has idly stood by. I have raised the issue time and again but our foreign policy chief has stood idly by and decided that diplomacy is the best strategy. Joseph Borrell has again decided that appeasement and diplomacy is the best plan. This regime does not abide by international norms.
Let us not be back this day next year or in 33 years wondering why nothing has happened. We need action by the U.S, the UK, and the EU to bring an end to this regime. The resolution is there, it needs support."
10 September 2020 – Omid Ebrahimi in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Omid Ebrahimi described the impact that the devastating crimes of the regime have had on his family: "I lost five of my mom's relatives supporters of the (PMOI / MEK Iran), to the regime, including two aunts who were killed during the 1988 massacre. My mom's brother was sixteen years old when he was taken and they never saw him again until seven years later when they heard of his execution.
My grandmother's family were told to pay for the bullets used to kill my mom's uncles and aunts. My dad MEK supporters was a direct witness to the regime's crimes. When he talks about it, he says that some of his best friends were those he made in prison. He also says that the tortures he witnessed were medieval and barbaric."
Damona Taavoni, (PMOI / MEK Iran) member in Albania.
Damona Taavoni, a member of the MEK, recounted her first-hand experiences of the brutality of the regime: "I was arrested with my mother when I was six years old. I remember the interrogation rooms, the prisoners shouting and crying out while they were being tortured. My father was executed when I was ten years old.
Each prisoner was asked one question in a one-minute trial: Do you support the MEK? Anyone who said yes was executed. One of my father's cellmates said he was severely beaten when he was taken to court. I shed tears for my father, but I was also proud of him to stand up for the freedom of his people.
I will be the voice of those who never had the chance to talk. I know their message was that they love the beauty of life so much that they decided to sacrifice their lives so that no one should live in misery. Iran is not truly represented by the ruling mullahs but by those 30,000 individuals."
10 September 2020 – Former head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq Human Rights Office, Tahar Boumedra, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
The former head of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq Human Rights Office, Tahar Boumedra considered the necessary action that can be taken moving forward:
"The UN has been informed. The successive special rapporteurs on the situation of human rights in Iran have consistently called on Iran to investigate this crime. The special rapporteur has been banned from visiting Iran.
It is clear Iran is unwilling to investigate. The UN has proven to be reluctant to impose such an investigation. What is next? The reality is the UN General Assembly resolution should focus on setting up an independent investigation into this crime instead of calling on Iran to investigate on its own. We have to be realistic and take action. And that action is setting up an independent commission and investigation."
10 September 2020 – MP Samy Wilson in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
MP Samy Wilson called for support for the people of Iran and listed the steps that the UK government can take to hold the regime accountable:
"It is important that we continue to press our government and keep up the pressure. Our government can do three things:
1. Make sure this is raised at the United Nations
2.Impose sanctions on the perpetrators
3.Establish an independent inquiry by the international community, not the mullahs themselves
We have obligations across the world to make sure genocidal regimes are not allowed to treat their people in the way Iran has treated its people. It is important that we do not turn a blind eye to what happened."
10 September 2020 – Lord Ken Maginnis in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Lord Ken Maginnis of Drumglass emphasized the importance of taking immediate action to put pressure on the regime in its current weakened stated:
"The subject of this discussion is so important that it cannot be delayed until after the pandemic. We were previously told regime President Hassan Rouhani is a moderate who is interested in reaching out to the West and reforming Iran's malign behavior.
Iran was showered with incentives under the 2015 nuclear deal. Yet the only change was the worsening of the regime's malign behavior, including its human rights violations, destabilizing activities, and nuclear program.
The sad reality is the FCO's elusive belief in the emergence of a moderate faction in the regime has paralyzed the government and prevented it from adopting an effective policy toward Iran.
Today, the FCO is guided not by illusion but by fear of the regime. The regime is not as strong as it claims. It is at its weakest point. Our government is still sending a weak signal to the regime.
The UK government must adopt a firm policy on Iran and put maximum pressure on the regime in all areas. The UK must stand with the Iranian people and their resistance movement led by Madam Rajavi, who is the real driving force for change in Iran. The brutal leaders of Iran must be held to account. We must demand an international inquiry into the 1988 massacre, which is also demanded by the people of Iran."
10 September 2020 – Professor Sara Chandler, Honorary QC and Vice President of the Federation of European Bar Associations, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Professor Sara Chandler, Honorary QC and Vice President of the Federation of European Bar Associations highlighted the need for an independent judicial system in Iran:
The international legal community upholds the rule of law and ensures it is upheld in every country. This means there should be an independent judicial system. There is no independent judicial system in Iran.
There is no doubt the agonizing suffering imposed on the families of the victims violates international law. The regime is incapable of conducting an independent investigation of its own crimes. Amnesty International described this as extrajudicial killings, the unlawful deliberate killing of persons by the government, and with no legality.
Given there is no prospect for justice for the victims of these crimes in Iran, the international community must set up an independent investigation and make sure the families of the victims receive reparations. Those suspected of responsibility must be prosecuted. Western democracies, especially the UK, must demand this investigation at this year's resolution on Iran in the UN."
10 September 2020 – Former Irish minister, John Perry, in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Former Irish minister, John Perry, called upon the governments of the EU and the UK to hold the regime accountable in order to prevent further human rights violations:
"The United Nations has not carried out its long-overdue duties in this regard. Western governments must:
– Strongly condemn this heinous crime against humanity and launch their independent investigations and inquiries into it.
– Take this case to the courts with international jurisdictions.
– Implement diplomatic and economic sanctions on the regime.
It is time that we on this side of the Atlantic, in the EU and the UK, join them in support and send a strong message of solidarity to the people of Iran, and send a strong message of condemnation to the Iranian regime and make sure they understand that this time, we mean business and we will not stop until we help the people of Iran and their legitimate Resistance, the NCRI and (PMOI / MEK Iran), achieve justice their ultimate goal of that is a democratic and free Iran."
10 September 2020 – MP Egidijus Vareikis in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
MP Egidijus Vareikis voiced his support for an independent investigation in the 1988 massacre:
"The realities on the ground in Iran require the attention of the international community. Iran cannot investigate its own crimes. I support the re-imposition of UN sanctions on the regime.
The international community must hold the regime to account for human rights violations, warmongering, seeking nuclear weapons, and it must support the Iranian people and its resistance movement. We must unite to hold the regime to account."
10 September 2020 – Dr. Jocelynne Scutt in British Committee for Iran Freedom conference on the Iran 1988 massacre.
Dr. Jocelynne Scutt discussed the relevance of the 1988 massacre 32 years after the mass execution of the political prisoners in Iran:
That 30,000 human beings were killed by the Iranian regime shows what the country's leaders can do and will do when they believe they are above the law and when the international community simply stands by. This is what happens when a regime has no obligation to honor the lives of its people.
The global denial of these executions, the deliberate worldwide ignorance, cannot be allowed to continue. That the regime responsible remains in power is concerning. This gross lack of action must not continue. These crimes against humanity must be acted upon."
Jurist Malcom Fowler.
Jurist Malcom Fowler further emphasized the importance of investigating the massacre decades later as its impact can still be felt in the current state of Iran:
"The atrocious crimes of 1988 matter. They mattered yesterday and they still matter today, 1988 is with us still now. The atrocities continue as if they were perpetrated yesterday because they still go on. In all conscience, the flames are still being fanned by this violent regime. We must pursue the perpetrators. There is plenty of evidence.
We need scrutiny of what went on. Let right be done. It must be done now. We must eradicate this injustice."
Roger Lyons, former General Secretary of the MSF Trade Union.
Roger Lyons, former General Secretary of the MSF trade union, called attention to the criminal perpetrators of the 1988 massacre who now hold high-profile positions among the regime:
"Ebrahim Raisi, who was involved in the massacre, is now the head of the judiciary in Iran. This shows that the regime in Iran needs criminal perpetrators like Raisi to hold on to power. We are seeing a terrible crackdown on workers in Iran, including Haft Tappeh workers who have been on strike for several weeks for unpaid wages, poor working conditions, and more.
The authorities are terrified of popular protests, so they are intimidating and arresting protesting workers. Without international action and intervention, the regime's judiciary, led by Raisi, will resort to another mass murder campaign to quell growing dissent.
The UK should pursue an independent investigation into the 1988 massacre and ongoing crimes in Iran. The interests of the UK and the democratic aspirations of the Iranian people converge. We must show solidarity."
The British Committee for Iran Freedom's conference on the 1988 massacre highlighted the growing parliamentary acknowledgment for the regime to be held accountable for its crimes. This is necessary in order to gain justice for the over 30,000 political prisoners, many of which were members of the MEK, and to bring clarity for the victims' families. It is also necessary to protect the future of the Iranian people and send a clear message to the regime that they cannot continue to commit such heinous human rights violations.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini issued a fatwa in July 1988 ordering the execution of imprisoned…
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