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A monstrous catfish was caught in northern Italy.
The giant fish weighs 280-pounds, and is more than eight-feet long. It was reeled in by twin brothers Dino and Dario Ferrari on February 19. After catching, weighing and photographing it, the brothers released it back into the wild.
They are still waiting to find out if it's the largest catfish ever caught with a rod and reel.


The Constitute was commissioned to create a unique and personal view on Berlin city through a series of interactive projection pieces in the windows of the Goethe Institut in Montreal. As a result, Zeit-Slice is a series of 360° videos showing personal views on 24h Berlin urban culture. The videos are premiered at 3rd of march as touch sensitive window projections at the Goethe Institut. On Boulevard St. Lauraint and Rue Ontario in Downtown Montreal passers by can pan through the 360° videos by touching the glass plate on the large street windows. How magic.
For the premiere event, The Constitute also developed an immersive set up, that allows additionally to the 360° view of the single Berlin space-time constallations also an olfactoric experience. By adding especially designed smelltensions, users dive directly into the Berlin places. This version of the project is called zeitslice SR (SR = scentual reality) and is open to further developments.
This is an online archive of the displayed 360° videos to be used with VR headsets or smartphone add ons (Cardboard, Nexus, Samsung Gear VR...) or via the youtube app.
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Пал Ковач (; Дебрецин 17. јули 1912 — 8. јули 1995. Будимпешта) је мађарски мачевалац, један од најтрофејнијих спортиста Мађарске. Његова дисциплина је била борба сабљом.

Учествовао је на 5 олимпијских игара. Победио је у појединачној конкуренцији на Олимпијским игарама 1952, а пет пута је био другопласирани у екипној конкуренцији на Олимпијским играма 1936, 1948, 1952, 1956. и 1960, те бронзани 1948. у појединачној конкуренцији.

Први је на Светском првенству у екипној конкуренцији 1937, 1951, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1957. и 1958, а у појединачној 1937. и 1953. и други је на Светским првенствима 1951. и 1954. године.

Ратне године од (1937 - 1948) су омеле његову каријеру и нису дозволиле да буде још успешнији.

Литература
 Енциклопедија физичке културе ЈЛЗ Загреб 1977.

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 Профил Пал Ковача на sports-reference.com

Рођени 1912.
Умрли 1995.
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The new 4th generation Apple TV went on sale last week in Australia. I've been using one in my living room a few days before launch to see what's new, and most importantly, if it should take pride of place over all of the other 'streaming' video devices available.
First off, the most significant change in the new Apple TV versus the old version is that it's not just a 'streaming' device anymore. Yes, it still plays internet video, TV and movies, but now it's a platform designed to bring the wonderful world of apps to your living room.
Is this a good thing? Well, the best comparison I can come up with is that it's sort of like when Apple brought apps to mobile phones, turning them 'smartphones', enabling them to do an amazingly diverse range of things.
Now, the Apple TV can run the same sort of apps that you find on your iPhones and iPads, although many of them will be adjusted to fit onto your TV screen and controllable though the Siri Remote.
The Siri Remote is the second major thing that's new. It's been overhauled and features a clickable multi-directional touch pad for gestures, taps and finger swipes, buttons for directly accessing the menus, and sensors that pick up the remote's movement, enabling it to be used a game controller.
And of course, the Siri Remote contains a pair of microphones (one for your voice, one to cancel out background noise) for speaking to Siri, who in turn will help you navigate the Apple TV, and find the things you want to watch, play and know.
In terms of the unit itself, the 4th generation Apple TV has the same shape and top-down footprint of its predecessor, though it's now 35mm tall, so about a third higher than before. On the back, there's a HDMI connector for your TV, a 10/100 Ethernet connector for your network and a Lightning connector for power.
Apple also tantalises us with a USB-C port, but we're told that this is just for service and diagnostics.
Inside, Apple has essentially updated the Apple TV with the A8 processor found in its iPhones and iPads, along with some extra memory to store apps, and new operating software called tvOS.
Using it
So what's it like to use? In short, fantastic. Apple's signature eye for design and attention to detail are certainly not lost on the new Apple TV.
The tvOS interface is beautiful, clean and easy to navigate. There is far less clutter – the Home Screen only displays five items across, and two rows of selections on the screen at once.
Less on-screen rows and columns help reduce the clutter. Source: Apple
Also, thankfully, the home screen can now be re-arranged, so you can place apps in the exact order that you want.
The movie and TV tiles, or 'posters' feature a glitzy parallax effect, which creates a subtle 3D look when you highlight them, and there are gorgeous full screen pages once you make a movie or TV selection, which also include related titles, reviews and more with a quick swipe down on the remote's touchpad.
New full screen movie titles look great and a swipe down reveals lots of additional info.
There's an 'Idle Focus' feature that dims the home screen when you set the remote down, while putting a 'spotlight' on the last item you've selected.
The Siri Remote makes it very easy to highlight and navigate to the content that you want. The direct buttons also make it easy to go back a menu, or return to the home screen.
It's also easy to move around on the timeline when you're watching a video – you can swipe the touch pad left or right to fast forward or rewind, and the faster you swipe, the faster you move.
And there's a handy panel that you can swipe down from the top while watching your content, which includes chapter selections and audio adjustments including subtitles, redirecting to Bluetooth headphones, or enabling the 'Reduce Loud Sounds' setting to avoid waking up the neighbours when watching late at night.
You can adjust audio settings without interrupting the action with the swipe-down menu. Source: Apple
Two of my favourite things about the Siri remote are that it's Bluetooth, meaning that it doesn't need to be able to 'see' the Apple TV to function, and the volume buttons can directly control your TV or AV amp.
While ability to control your TV or AV amp requires a CEC-compatible device, which means something made in the last 3-4 years, the Siri Remote can also learn your older TV or amp's volume controls directly from their remotes, and then communicate to them via its built-in older style infra-red emitter.
The 'Siri' remote gets a major overhaul.
You can recharge the Siri remote via a lightning connector, and while it hasn't run out of charge yet, Apple expect the remote to need a top-up a few times a year.
My only gripe with the remote is that when I pick it up, I sometimes have it facing the wrong way, as it's fairly similar feeling at both ends.
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(DES MOINES) – Gov. Terry Branstad has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff in Iowa from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, October 20, 2014, in honor of Staff Sgt. Maurice L. Fevold, formerly of Badger/Eagle Grove, Iowa.
Fevold, a 21-year old Badger/Eagle Grove, Iowa native was assigned to the 599th Bomber Squadron, 397th Bomber Group (Medium), U.S. Army Air Corps. On Dec. 23, 1944, the first day of aviation operations for the Battle of the Bulge, Fevold, along with five other crew members, took off from Saint Quentin, France onboard a B-26G Marauder bomber aircraft to attack an enemy-held railroad bridge in Eller, Germany. Their aircraft was shot down by enemy anti-aircraft fire near Seffern, Germany, which borders Belgium. A total of 10 U.S. aircraft were recorded as lost in the vicinity of Seffern during this specific mission.
Fevold, the aircraft's armorer-gunner, and the entire crew were officially declared deceased on Dec. 23, 1944, but their remains were never recovered. In November 2006, the Joint Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Accounting Command – Central Identification Laboratory (JPAC) received information of a possible aircraft crash site near Allmuthen, Belgium. In March 2007, a JPAC Investigation Team surveyed the purported crash site, where human remains and physical evidence were recovered in 2012 by JPAC personnel.
In 2014, JPAC's Research and Analysis Group concluded a historical association existed between the artifacts and human remains recovered at the Belgium excavation site and Missing Air Crew Report #11985 from World War II. Mitochondrial DNA testing positively identified the remains as belonging to Fevold and other crew members from the missing aircraft.
Maurice Fevold was born Feb. 21, 1923 near Badger, Iowa to John and Carrie (Thorson) Fevold. He grew up in the Badger/Eagle Grove, Iowa area and was a 1941 graduate of Eagle Grove High School.
Fevold enlisted in the U.S. Army on April 12, 1943, and transferred into the U.S. Army Air Corps in June 1943. Fevold attended armament training at Lowry Field, Colo., aerial training at Ft. Myers, Fla., and then B-26 flight training at Barksdale Field, La. He left the U.S. for duty in the European theater in April 1944 and was assigned to the 599th Bomber Squadron, 397th Bomber Group, Medium, U.S. Army Air Corps.
His military awards and honors include the Purple Heart (posthumous), Air Medal (11 awards), Army Good Conduct Medal (posthumous), European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal (with one silver service star), World War II Victory Medal, Presidential Unit Citation, and Enlisted Aircrew Member Wings.
He was preceded in death by his parents and sister, Jeanette Prime. He is survived by great nephews and great nieces: William Bushman of Missouri; Robert Sweeney of Hawaii; Michael Sweeney of Washington; Vicki Riley of Iowa; and Shelly Everheart.
Visitation will be held on Sunday, Oct. 19 from 5-7 p.m. at Bruce Funeral Home, 923 1st Ave. South, Fort Dodge, Iowa. A memorial service will be held on Monday, Oct. 20 at 2 p.m. at Bruce Funeral Home, followed by interment at the Blossom Hill Cemetery, Badger, Iowa (located northeast of Badger on 110th St. and Racine Ave.), with full military honors provided by the Iowa National Guard. The public is welcome to attend the visitation, funeral, and graveside service.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family in care of Bruce Funeral Home, 923 1st Ave. South, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501. Contact the funeral home with any questions at 515-576-5117.


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The Richmond Police Department regularly releases an overview of recent significant incidents its patrol officers responded to in the city. The segment is an overview and does not reflect the entirety of service calls and reports taken throughout each shift.
RPD PATROL ACTIVITY REPORT – WEEKDAY SHIFT OVERVIEW: Aug. 15-18, 2022
8/15/22-DECEASED PERSON
Officers responded to the 2600 block of Meadow Crest Court to assist RFD with an unresponsive elderly female. RPD attempted life saving measures but the decedent was unable to be revived. There were no signs of foul play. The Contra Costa Coroner was notified. #6607
8/15/22-RESTRAINING ORDER VIOLATION
Officers responded to the 500 block of Williams Drive for reports of a subject at the residence in violation of a restraining order. Officers responded and located the subject in the street in front of the residence, in violation of the court order. The suspect was arrested and booked without incident. #6628
8/15/22-CHILD MOLESTATION
The mother of the victim called RPD to report a sexual assault incident that had occurred in 2021. Officers contacted the juvenile victim, who reported she had been assaulted by a fellow student while at school. RPD detectives were notified of the incident for further investigation. #6629
8/15/22-DOMESTIC BATTERY
Officers responded to the zero-hundred block of Cutting Court for reports of a physical altercation. Officers determined that the victim and suspect were involved in an argument. The argument turned physical when the suspect struck the victim. The suspect fled the scene prior to officers' arrival. #6630
8/15/22-WARRANT ARREST
Officers conducted a traffic enforcement stop near W. Gertrude and Richmond Parkway. The driver was determined to have two outstanding warrants for his arrest and was taken into custody without incident. #6631
8/15/22-DOMESTIC BATTERY, WARRANT ARREST
Officers responded to the 600 block of South 31st Street for reports of a battery. The victim reported her ex-boyfriend, who had an active warrant for domestic violence, was at the residence and had attempted to strangle her. Officers responded and the suspect fled as they arrived. After a short chase and brief struggle, the suspect was taken into custody. #6635
8/15/22 – OUTSIDE AGENCY ASSISTANCE
A local law enforcement agency requested RPD K9 assistance during their pursuit of a stolen vehicle. RPD officers responded to assist, and the neighboring agency took the suspect into custody without RPD involvement.
OPERATIONAL STAFFING SHORTAGE – FORCED OVERTIME (Teams 1, 2, 3): Six (6) officers and two (2) sergeants reported for forced and/or mandatory overtime shifts, to meet minimum staffing requirements.
8/16/22- WARRANT ARREST
An RPD officer contacted the occupant of a vehicle in the area of Solano Avenue and McLaughlin Avenue. The occupant of the vehicle was determined to have an active no-bail warrant for his arrest, and he was taken into custody without incident. #6069
8/16/22-POSSESSION OF A STOLEN VEHICLE
Officers saw a suspicious vehicle driving in the area of Bayview Avenue and Carlson Boulevard, and a records check showed the vehicle to be reported stolen. The driver and occupants attempted to park and flee from the vehicle, but were quickly detained. The driver admitted to driving the stolen vehicle, and was arrested without incident. #6641
8/16/22- COMMERCIAL BURGLARY
Officers responded to the 1600 block of Ohio Avenue for reports of a commercial burglary. Officers contacted the victim, who reported approximately $20,000.00 worth of tools had been stolen from a locked storage building at the location. No suspects were identified during the investigation. #6650
8/16/22- HOMICIDE
Officers responded to the 2400 block of Aberdeen Way for reports of a subject who had been shot. Officers located the victim on scene, suffering from at least one gunshot wound. The victim was pronounced deceased by responding medical personnel. The RPD Homicide Unit responded and assumed the investigation. #6655
8/16/22- HEALTH EVALUATION
Officers responded to the 300 block of Maine Avenue for reports of a subject who was intoxicated and threatening family members. Officers responded and the subject was immediately hostile, armed himself with a glass object, and threatened to harm the officers. Following a brief struggle, the subject was detained and transported by paramedics to receive further evaluation and treatment. #6661
8/16/22-ATTEMPTED ARMED ROBBERY
Officers responded to the 3100 block of Hilltop Mall Road for reports of an attempted robbery. The victim reported they had arrived at the bank to make a deposit. After completing the deposit, the suspect approached the victim while brandishing a firearm. As the victim fled the scene, the suspect fired at the victim; luckily the victim was not injured. The suspect fled the scene in a vehicle (as a passenger) prior to police arrival. #6662
8/16/22-ARMED ROBBERY
Officers responded to the area of Blume Avenue and Klose Way for another report of a robbery. A similarly-described suspect from the above attempted robbery approached the victim, who was walking through the parking lot. The suspect brandished a firearm and demanded the victim's purse. The victim, fearing for her life, gave the suspect her purse, and the suspect fled the scene in the waiting suspect vehicle. #6665
Officers responded to the area of San Pablo Avenue and Garvin Avenue for another report of a robbery. A suspect, matching the description of the prior robberies, approached the victim, who was waiting at the bus stop. The suspect exited the vehicle and brandished a firearm at the victim, while demanding his phone and backpack. The victim complied and the suspect fled the scene in their vehicle. #6664
OPERATIONAL STAFFING SHORTAGE – FORCED OVERTIME (Teams 1, 2, 3): Five (5) officers and one (1) sergeant reported for forced and/or mandatory overtime shifts, to meet minimum staffing requirements
Officers responded to the 2200 block of Nevin Way for reports of an unresponsive male. Medical personnel responded but were unable to revive the decedent. There were no signs of foul play, and the Contra Costa County Coroner's Office was notified. #6667
8/17/22- MISSING JUVENILE
Officers responded to the 1600 block of Virginia Avenue regarding a missing 14-year old juvenile, who appeared to have run away following an argument with his parents. Officers checked the area but were unable to locate the missing juvenile. Upon further investigation, officers determined the juvenile was with another family member. The juvenile was brought to RPD where they were reunited with their parents. #6669
8/17/22 – VIOLATION OF A RESTRAINING ORDER
Officers responded to the 2100 block of Cutting Boulevard regarding a restraining order violation. The victim reported that the suspect had entered her home, in violation of a valid restraining order, and threatened to kill her. The victim was able to leave the residence to call RPD. The suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival. #6693
8/17/22 – COMMERCIAL BURGLARY
Officers responded to the 1700 block of Barrett Avenue regarding an in-progress burglary. The caller reported seeing the suspects within the building, via live surveillance footage. Officers conducted a search of the building and located the suspect within. The suspect complied with officers' commands (and K9 Cash's loud and clear barks!), and was taken into custody without incident. #6701
8/17/22 – WARRANT ARREST
An RPD officer conducted an enforcement stop in the area of 6th Street and Barrett Avenue. The driver was found to have numerous felony warrants for his arrest, and was taken into custody without incident. #6705
OPERATIONAL STAFFING SHORTAGE – FORCED OVERTIME (Teams 1, 2, 3): Seven (7) officers, two (2) sergeants, and one (1) lieutenant reported for forced and/or mandatory overtime shifts, to meet minimum staffing requirements.
8/18/22 – DOMESTIC BATTERY
Officers responded to the 2600 block of Hilltop Drive on reports of an assault. The victim reported that, during a verbal argument, the suspect became angered and physically assaulted the victim. The victim was not injured and the suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival. #6704
8/18/22 – POSSESSION OF ILLEGAL NARCOTICS, STOLEN PROPERTY
Officers contacted three subjects in the area of Interstate 80 and Swans Way regarding their possible involvement in a prior RPD investigation. One of the subjects, who was on active probation for stolen property, was changing a tire on a vehicle. The car was confirmed to be involved in a recent commercial burglary and, during the course of the investigation, the stolen property from the burglary was located within the vehicle – in addition to illegal narcotics. The victim from the burglary positively identified his stolen property, and the suspect was taken into custody without incident. #6710
Officers responded to a holdup alarm at a business in the 900 block of 23rd Street. Upon arrival, the business owner reported that the suspects had fled the scene after smashing his store displays and stealing the jewelry within. Officers further learned that the suspects had canvassed the business earlier in the afternoon, prior to the incident. The victim was not injured, and the scene was processed for evidence. #6729
8/18/22 – SHOOTING INVESTIGATION
Officers responded to a ShotSpotter activation registering 10 rounds, in the 900 block of 13th Street, and located a victim suffering from at least one gunshot wound. The victim was uncooperative, but told officers that the shooting had occurred approximately one block away. The victim was transported to the hospital in stable condition, and the scene was processed for evidence. #6728
8/18/22 – POSSESSION OF BRASS KNUCKLES
An RPD officer conducted an enforcement stop in the area of S. 23rd Street and Maine Avenue. The juvenile driver was determined to be unlicensed and, during the course of the investigation, was found to be in possession of brass knuckles. The juvenile was cited and later released to the custody of his father. #6730
Officers responded to the 100 block of 19th Street regarding an assault incident; the victim, who had a visible facial injury, reported that the suspect had hit her with a cell phone during an argument. The suspect was arrested without incident. #6733
8/18/22 – HIT AND RUN COLLISION
Officers responded to the area of 15th Street and Chanslor Avenue regarding a bicyclist who had been struck by a vehicle. Officers learned that the driver had struck the bicyclist and then fled the scene. The bicyclist was transported to a local trauma center, in stable condition, for treatment of his injuries. #6734
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Pro-Democracy Movement in Haiti Swells Despite Lethal Police Violence
by The Haitian Times Oct. 21, 2019 Oct. 21, 2019
It's getting hard not to notice that U.S. corporate media is covering pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong far more than pro-democracy forces in the Caribbean. It can be challenging to catch up on significant events in a place that's a mere two-hour flight from Miami; with a few exceptions, the media is largely failing Haiti right now.
A movement birthed in the shantytowns of Port-au-Prince has now swelled to broad swaths of the populace in all 10 of Haiti's geographical departments. Friday, October 11, saw a national mobilization of tens of thousands of protesters out in force throughout the country demanding the resignation of President Jovenel Moise — and 10 of them didn't make it home alive.
Longtime Haiti observer Kevin Pina, editor of Haiti Information Project, told Truthout that protesters were assaulted on October 11 by police armed with guns, tear gas and water cannons, and that seven protesters were reported to be killed by police in Petion-ville, a wealthy enclave in the hills above Port-au-Prince. Three more were killed in Saint-Marc in the western department of Artibonite. Those killed on October 11 included a 16-year-old boy, bringing the documented death toll (all on the side of the protesters) to more than 20.
Pasha Vorbe, a member of the executive committee of the political party Fanmi Lavalas, told Truthout in a call from Port-au-Prince that Lavalas has counted 28 total protesters killed by police during the current revolt.
"Today, I can tell you, we are living in a humanitarian crisis; it is not just Lavalas, the entire population is against Jovenel Moise and the rigged elections that delivered him to us," Vorbe said.
Haiti is in revolt against The Core Group, a political entity formed by dint of United Nations Security Council Resolution in 2004, the same year as the U.S.-backed coup toppled former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his Lavalas party from Haiti's helm. A multi-national supervisory body with the nebulous mission of "steering the electoral process," its creation was originally proposed as a six-month interim transition support measure, yet it endures to this day.
At issue is the legitimacy of the presidency of Jovenel Moise, who was installed in 2017 to serve a five-year term. Protesters say Haiti cannot wait until 2022 for his departure from office.
Moise stands accused of embezzling millions of dollars from the proceeds of the PetroCaribe energy loan program extended by Venezuela. He earned the ire of many Haitians after attempting to remove energy subsidies in July 2018. The president's administration has been directly implicated in the massacre of upward of 70 people (some reports say closer to 300) in the Lasalin neighborhood of Port-au-Prince — a four-day torture and killing spree in November 2018.
The massacres took place in the same community that had been demonstrating on a weekly basis since July 2018 in protest of the economic violence of double-digit inflation, currently at approximately 19 percent.
Targeted assassinations are ongoing. On October 10, Haitian journalist Néhémie Joseph, a reporter with Radio Méga and critic of the Moise administration, was found dead in his car with multiple shots to the head, prompting a demand for a swift investigation from the Committee to Protect Journalists.
With continued backing from The Core Group — which is chaired by the Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary-General, and comprised of the Ambassadors to Haiti from Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Spain, the European Union, the U.S. and the Special Representative of the Organization of American States — Moise clings to power. If he can hold on until January 2020, and parliamentary elections (currently scheduled for October 27) do not take place by then, the parliament will be dissolved and Moise can rule by decree.
Cécile Accilien, director of the Institute of Haitian Studies at the University of Kansas told Truthout the political situation in Haiti is complex.
"We're ruled by far more powerful countries, the 1 percent, the NGOs — everyone's playing a game," she said. "But most of us don't know what the rules are or who the players are, but we know this: Everyone is playing Haiti."
Pina noticed how Moise appeared more confident after meeting with Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago in March 2019.
"Moise's entire disposition changed after he'd gotten reassurance from Trump that he will back him," Pina told Truthout. "I assume there was a quid pro quo for Trump supporting him in exchange for doing a 180 on Venezuela."
"I'll make a promise to you," Pence told the assembled leaders. "Stand with us and know we'll stand with you. Work with us and we will work with you." Haiti had pointedly not been invited in June 2018 to a confab with U.S. Vice President Mike Pence who was courting nations willing to vote to eject Venezuela from the Organization of American States and to invoke the Rio Treaty (the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance) for the first time since 9/11, potentially clearing the way for U.S. military intervention in Venezuela.
Subsequently, Moise reversed Haiti's support for Maduro and Venezuelan sovereignty.
"Our response has to be sarcastic," Vorbe said. "If they think that Moise is so good and great why don't they give him a job in the U.N. or in Washington? Quick, before he drains the economy completely."
The hypocrisy of the U.S. attacking Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro as "illegitimate" while upholding Moise is not lost on Vorbe. Much of what Washington claims about Maduro's 2018 re-election is verifiably true about Moise's election in 2016: Yes, there was a record low voter turnout in Venezuela, only 46 percent, but in Haiti it was vastly lower: only 18 percent of the electorate went to the polls. Accusing Maduro's government of drug trafficking and money laundering reminds Haitians that Moise came into office already accused of laundering millions of dollars. Plus, he was mentored by Guy Phillippe, currently serving nine years in a U.S. prison for those exact crimes.
The Devastation of Haiti's Economy
Vorbe said Moise has bankrupted the startup businesses that were developing in Haiti and has annihilated the education system. This year there will be 70,000 high school graduates and places for only 7,000 university students. Jobs are in scarce supply. Without a meaningful economic development program, Haitian workers are left to labor in sweatshops that pay the lowest sub-poverty wages in the hemisphere. According to the World Bank, 32 percent of the country's GDP in 2018 was derived from remittances from family members living elsewhere.
"Today the majority of Haitians do not eat three regular meals a day," Vorbe said. "Maybe they eat once a day, or every other day. They feel practically doomed, and their living conditions are getting worse every day."
Maud Jean-Michel is known as Sanite B., the host of Sewom Patriyotik on Radyo Tele Timoun. A human rights protector and freedom fighter, she uses her radio platform to expose what the U.S. is doing to Haiti. She bristles at hearing Haiti referred to as a poor country, the poorest in the Western hemisphere.
"We are one of the richest, but Haiti has been impoverished," she continued. "This is the reason they keep us in turmoil. If we stabilized, we could use our resources — our bauxite, uranium and black marble — how can we be poor when we have so much? If Haiti is so poor, why is the U.S. there, why is The Core Group there, why do they refuse to leave us alone?"
Haiti also has billions in gold, iridium, copper, and oil advises human rights attorney Èzili Dantò. "And," she told Truthout, "the Windward Passage and a history the enslaving nations must rewrite."
She said the U.S. built its largest embassy in the Western Hemisphere in Haiti to control Haiti's geopolitical position and strip it of its assets and riches.
"They will obliterate Haiti before they allow it to succeed as a nation," Dantò said. "There is white fear of Haitian success."
Vorbe sees preserving Haiti's remaining riches for Haiti and the Haitian people as Haiti's last chance for survival.
"It's essential that Haiti get out from under the current constitution before any deals to develop mineral resources or arable lands go forward," he warned.
"All of the institutions have failed the majority of the people," he said. "Judiciary, legislature and executive, all corrupted completely. We have to start over, start fresh, with something that suits the younger generation."
The country has come to a full stop and the demands are clear: Moise must go before finishing his five-year term, without conditions; the billions embezzled must be returned to the treasury to capitalize the future of the country; and a three-year "time-out" must be planned so the nation can stabilize and a meaningful process for free and fair elections can be created.
Lavalas has put out a transition plan that calls for "put[ting] in place an executive and a government of public safety…consist[ing] of credible personalities, engaged in the struggle against exclusion and corruption, who share a vision of a new method of governance." If that sounds vague, it was meant to be a conversation starter. Dialogues across all segments of Haitian society have been ongoing with facilitation by civil society groups, and participants are finding common ground.
"We want a new nation, a democracy, free elections, a new constitution, and a type of government that's better for us," Vorbe said. "We're doing the deep thinking about it now."
A Political Crisis in the U.S.'s Backyard
Pacifica Radio journalist Margaret Prescod recently returned from a week of documenting the revolt in Port-au-Prince on the back of a motorcycle ridden through streets ablaze and blitzed with tear gas. She and her team were fortunate not to have been hit by the live rounds fired by police. This was her third trip to Haiti in the past few months, and she said she's never seen a worse human rights crisis or people better organized and more determined to prevail.
"Over and over the people say, 'We have no food, no jobs, no way to support our families,'" Prescod told Truthout. "'We are not leaving the streets. We'd rather die on our feet than live on our knees.'"
Born in Barbados, Prescod keeps a sharp journalistic eye focused on foreign meddling in Haiti's affairs.
"I'm with Frederick Douglass," she said, referring to the abolitionist's maxim in his 1893 World's Fair speech: "Haitians…striking for their freedom, they struck for every Black man in the world."
In the early 1800s, Haiti repelled Napoleon and ended slavery six decades before Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation. Prescod said Haitian protesters have said that they view the current revolt as a continuation of the rejection by the Haitian grassroots of the subversion of Haiti's sovereignty in the U.S.-backed 2004 coup and its aftermath, especially the imposition of presidents "selected" by the U.S. and Canada in elections ridden with fraud.
"After victory, what follows next is an important question," she advises. "The grassroots have nothing, but they know what's going on: I was told by protesters that any Haitian government you see backed and supported by the U.S. is generally not one that is good for the Haitian people."
The days Prescod was on the ground were perilous — the police were shooting live rounds from unmarked trucks, she said. She added that her crew was told at the barricades that police were hiding in ambulances, a blatant violation of international law, transporting themselves with teargas to penetrate the roadblocks.
Prescod's Pacifica radio team was the first international group of journalists to visit Lasalin and speak with survivors of a series of massacres said to be linked to the Moise government. They were accompanied by a delegation from the National Lawyers Guild. Following her reporting on the massacre, Prescod returned to Haiti as part of a delegation headed by U.S. Congresswoman Maxine Waters to further investigate the Lasalin massacres.
Surviving victims of the Lasalin massacre told Prescod that their communities were politically targeted to punish them for their protests against Jovenel Moise, and for their support for Lavalas, the party of Aristide.
"Jovenel Moise uses paramilitary thugs similar to the Tonton Macoutes, as a strategy to strike fear into their hearts," she explained.
Prescod said the massacres were barely reported by U.S. and international media, and when they were, it was framed as gang warfare instead of political terrorism — even when a U.N. report verified there were in fact ties between the perpetrators and Moise's government, specifically implicating Pierre Richard Duplan of the PHTK (Parti Haïtien Tèt Kale, the ruling party of Jovenel Moise).
What Happened in Lasalin
This sticks in Judith Mirkinson's craw as well.
Mirkinson, president of the San Francisco chapter of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG), is co-author with Seth Donnelly of The Lasalin Massacre and the Human Rights Crisis in Haiti, a 14-page report published on July 8, 2019, by the NLG and Haiti Action Committee.
"First of all, the narrative of competing gangs…throw that out, that's garbage," she told Truthout. "It was the worst massacre in decades. I get very angry thinking about it."
The report begins:
On November 13, 2018, police and other paramilitary personnel entered the neighborhood of Lasalin in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. What followed was a massacre of the civilian population. Buildings, including schools, were fired upon and destroyed, people were injured and killed, with some burned alive, women were sexually assaulted and raped and hundreds were forcibly displaced from homes. Bodies were either burned, taken away to be disappeared, buried, never to be found, or in some cases left to be eaten by dogs and pigs.
Mirkinson hopes people will read the report and that it prompts a renewed focus on Haiti from the human rights and progressive communities.
"In recent history, the U.S. has overthrown the government twice, prevented democratic elections twice and treated Haiti like a neocolony," Mirkinson said. "Haiti is in our hemisphere, $260 million of our tax dollars have paid for police in Haiti since 2010. We do have a responsibility to pay attention."
Solidarity Actions in the Haitian Diaspora
A spate of solidarity actions has taken place in California, Montreal, Toronto, New York City and Miami in recent weeks.
On September 30, Solidarité Québec-Haïti #Petrochallenge 2019 occupied the prime minister's election office in Montreal for three and a half hours. They delivered a statement to officials and media demanding that Justin Trudeau stop his support for Moise. Meanwhile, at a press conference in Toronto, Trudeau seemed flustered to hear a reporter's question about the occupation of his Montreal election office. The group followed up with a boisterous rally on October 1, resulting in one arrest, which also garnered media attention.
Yves Engler, co-author of Canada in Haiti: Waging War on the Poor Majority, told Truthout that the group plans to up the ante during the Canadian elections.
"Haiti is what brought me to be critical of Canadian foreign policy," Engler explains. "In 2004, I was shocked by how terrible Canada had been in the coup against Aristide. Life in Haiti is decided in Washington and Ottawa."
On October 1, a group of Haitians protested Hillary and Chelsea Clinton as they were promoting their new book: The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience at the Kings Theater in Brooklyn, New York.
Human rights attorney Èzili Dantò said she supports the protests by KOMOKODA (the Committee to Mobilize Against Dictatorship in Haiti) who bird dog the Clintons' public appearances.
"We know the harms the Clintons have done to Haitian women," Dantò told Truthout. "Haitian women will not have their agony and colonially imposed poverty be used by parasites like Hillary and Bill Clinton."
Ricot Dupuy, a Haitian journalist at Radio Soleil in New York City, said he holds then-U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responsible for installing Michel Martelly as president, ushering in an era of illegitimate governance that is still killing Haitians today.
On October 2, Haiti Action Committee held a march and rally with South Bay students, teachers, human rights and community activists in downtown San Jose, California. They expressed solidarity with the uprising of the Haitian people and demanded an end to U.S. support for the dictatorship and death squads in Haiti. Six activists blocked the entrance to the Federal Building while chanting "Stop massacres in Haiti!"
On October 3, Haitian Americans participated in a roundtable listening session organized by U.S. Congresswoman Frederica Wilson with invited guest U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi in Miami, Florida.
On October 9, Solidarité Québec-Haïti #Petrochallenge 2019 held a press conference reiterating its demand that Trudeau denounce Jovenel Moise.
And on October 13, the group held a protest rally outside Trudeau's campaign office in Montreal.
Dantò said that support from Haitians living in the diaspora now standing in solidarity with the masses in the streets has never been higher. Nevertheless, she worries about political machinations in Washington.
Truthout requested an update from the Congressional Caribbean Caucus and received a statement from staff containing these assertions:
The country is experiencing fuel shortages, lack of clean water, dwindling food reserves, and more as protests escalate…. We hope that the October 27th parliamentary elections will take place as scheduled and without violence. Continue reading
Tagged: Core Group, jovenel moise, PetroCaribe


The British Film Institute in partnership with the organisation 'Into Film' came into Anglo to film a video in Languages. 7E were taught using two short films in French by Ms Earley and the lesson was recorded in order to make training video for teachers internationally about how to teach different languages through the medium of short film. They also interviewed Ms Earley and Mrs William, Head of Chinese, about best practice when using both short films and feature films to transmit a love of languages. It was very exciting for 7E as six students were also interviewed by the film company. The film will be edited soon and available for us to watch.
After having proven their creativity, leadership, effective teamwork and demonstrated their enquiring minds during a STEM ( Science. Technology. Engineering and Maths) day at Anglo, a group of very excited students boarded the minibus to travel to the Essex University campus in Southend. It was here that they embarked on a 2 day programme of STEM ( Science. Technology. Engineering and Maths) activities sponsored, once again, by the smallpeice charitable organisation (https://www.smallpeicetrust.org.uk/).
Out of the 6 schools participating, Anglo represented 30% of the participants and consequently had students in all of the 12 groups. After a welcome address, an ice breaker activity of building a shelter out of paper, and listening to a keynote speech from a medical engineer the students broke off into their groups. Their challenge was to build a working speaker by soldering components onto a circuit board, designing and building a case for a specific market and then pitching their speaker to a panel of judges.
Day 2 was a very special day presented by ambassadors from the Bloodhound SSC group (http://www.bloodhoundssc.com/) The Bloodhound SSC is four wheels, 7.5 tonnes, 135,000 bhp of ultimate jet and rocket powered car that in October of this year will hopefully break the land speed record in South Africa by reaching a speed of 1000mph. A video can be found here. https://youtu.be/_JENG0Z8AMk After an interesting an informative talk about the project the students engaged in 2 tasks in their teams. One was reflecting the IT side of the project where they had to write a code for a robot (car) to enable it to perform a series of set tasks. The second challenge was to build a rocket car that would go the furthest distance from jet propulsion. They had expert advice about drag, torque, lift and many other aspects of shape design form one of the bloodhound engineers. One of our students were in each of the winning teams and received a stunning prize. Their names will be painted onto the tail fin of the Bloodhound and after travelling at 1000mph will remain there for all to see forever.
We cannot thank Smallpeice enough for their generous funding of this event for our students. If anyone is interested in similar residential courses that can be attended on a personal basis without any school contact (fees are charged) then please check out their website above and click on the 'courses' tab. There are over 50 courses covering Years 9-12.


More than most, Kerr knows how the game works. He won three rings as a role player with Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls and two more with Tim Duncan's San Antonio Spurs. But unlike the last rookie coach whose championship team electrified the league – Pat Riley and the Lakers in 1982 – Kerr's Hollywood narrative took place about 400 miles north.
Throughout a franchise-best 67-win season, the Warriors were first or second in offensive and defensive efficiency and assists. They dominated with three-point shooting, spacing and pace. They accelerated the league trend toward minimizing the importance of conventional big men, dictating outcomes without a consistent low-post presence. Their version of the inside/outside play was dribble-penetration orchestrated by MVP Steph Curry, and they attacked en masse, all arms and legs and skill, with the all-important element of good health.
Yet as Kerr and general manager Bob Myers acknowledged, there were moments of doubt.
There were other issues and questions. Kerr took a risk and nudged veteran Andre Iguodala to the bench in favor of Harrison Barnes, who slumped a year ago. When All-Star power forward David Lee recovered from an injury, Kerr kept the undersized, ridiculously versatile power forward Draymond Green in the starting lineup. Most recently, Kerr benched center Andrew Bogut for the final two games of the Finals to match Iguodala against the Cavaliers' LeBron James.
But the championship touch was initiated by Myers, who endorsed the firing of Mark Jackson and hiring of Kerr, declined to trade Klay Thompson for Kevin Love before the season, then resisted the temptation to tinker while his team streaked toward its first title since 1975.
Warriors special adviser Jerry West has long advocated that even the most talented championship teams need to make at least minor changes in the offseasons, if only to avoid complacency. And with the Warriors entering the luxury tax phase when they re-sign Green, a restricted free agent, some thought surely will be given to moving Lee and his $15 million contract.
First, though, there is Friday's victory parade in downtown Oakland and a rally at the Henry J. Kaiser Convention Center.
"Just can't mess it up," the Bay Area native Myers said with a grin, shaking his head, as he walked away.


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ECRE, GCR and ATIMA urge European Commission to call for a immediate withdrawal of the decision on more than 18 months detention
Published on May 8, 2014 in Uncategorized. Closed Tags: aitima, detention, detention conditions, detention duration, ecre, European Commission, GCR, greece, letter, new detention regime.
On 20 March 2014, Legal Opinion 44/2014 of the State Legal Council of 11 February 2014 was published, which concerns persons who are already in detention on the basis of a return order, and whose removal cannot be carried out because of their lack of cooperation. The Legal Opinion allows for those persons to be asked, shortly before the expiry of the maximum period of 18 months of detention, to depart voluntarily to the country of return. If the person fails to cooperate and there is a risk of absconding, the authorities can issue a new detention order without a specified time limit. Thus, the person will be required to stay in the detention centre until the moment he or she cooperates with his or her return.1 Although not public, a Ministerial Decision of 28 February 2014 seems to endorse the Legal Opinion as it is explicitly referred to in the first individual decisions applying such continued detention beyond 18 months (…)
Such practice, as well as the Ministerial decision, as far as it endorses the Legal Opinion is in clear violation of Article 15(6) of the EU Returns Directive as interpreted by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU – C-357/09, PPU Said Shamilovich Kadzoev (Huchbarov)).
The Court's ruling is clear and allows no exceptions to the maximum duration of detention for the purpose of removal under any circumstances. Any contrary interpretation, opinion or ministerial decision is a direct infringement of EU law and the national law transposing it. (…)
ECRE, GCR and Aitima strongly urge the Commission to raise these concerns with Greece; to call for the immediate withdrawal of the Ministerial Decision insofar as it endorses the illegal practice of detention beyond the maximum period of 18 months as well as any individual decisions taken in violation of the EU Return Directive; and launch an infringement procedure should no immediate action be taken by Greece to stop such breaches of EU law.
Read the whole letter to Cecilia Malmström here (in English)