Creston, Iowa -- Indian Hills scored 29 runs and pounded out 34 hits in romping to 17-6 and 12-2 wins against Southwestern CC on Wednesday. The sweep brings IHCC to within a game of the .500 mark as they improve to 13-14 for the spring.
The first game lasted only five innings. IHCC's Brooke Snider swatted the second pitch of the contest over the fence and the Warriors didn't stop hitting in the subsequent 10 innings. Snider had a two-run homer later in the opener, bringing her season total to nine round-trippers. After her first-inning bomb, Indian Hills added three more runs. Southwestern came back to make it 4-3 before the Warriors went to work again offensively. Chloe Olson slugged her 9th homer and she and Snider were both 3-for-5 with three runs scored and three driven in. Of Indian Hills' 19 hits, nine were doubles, including three by Jordan Hollon and two by Jakala Hall. Hall was 4-for-4 and Hollon, Macey Harrington, Alexis Westercamp, and Vanessa Bakley joined her with two runs scored.
Alexis Groet worked the first four innings in the circle and Hall finished up.
The Warriors once again set the tone in game two with a five-run first inning. Olson rapped out four hits and drove in three runs. Westercamp slammed her 4th home run, Harrington picked up three hits and Bakley and Hall had two RBIs each. The Warriors stroked 15 more hits and scored in every inning. Nina Hendriks got her first college win, going five innings and allowing only five hits and two earned runs, with four Ks and one walk.
Indian Hills will open conference play next week, at home against Southeastern CC.


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Not so much the time – although I'm very pleased; only 75 seconds from a PR … but, more pleased in the way I ran it. I know I've had a few other good runs in terms of time, but till today, I always felt I was struggling. It wasn't coming easily, or naturally. Every time I finished a run, I felt like death – a lot of times DURING a run, I felt like death. It was hard, it's been hard getting motivated knowing/feeling that. Yet, I continued to persevere. Today, I was able to run, and for the first time, I felt incredibly strong, relaxed … I was enjoying it SO much. I was almost tempted to keep going, making it a 12K run. Check out my 4 middle splits – three 4:42 laps, and one 4:44 … WHOA, steady as she goes, lol! I picked up the pace and shaved 8 seconds on kilometer 7, and then I took off 8 more seconds on my final kilometer, finishing my run. I stopped my Garmin (36:58), and I just stood there … I didn't hunch over, I wasn't gasping for air … I stood there in amazement at what I had just done. I stood there thinking, I can't believe I ran hard for 8K, and I feel as if I hadn't ran at all – I felt THAT good! Not only was this my best run to date, it was my most enjoyable one as well. God, I missed that feeling, loving running! I'm happy it's back!
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Bobby Shann – Frame Of Mind [Shann Music] [MI4L.com]
One of Switzerland's most exciting up-and-coming talents, Bobby Shann is a name you can expect to hear a lot more of over the coming months, starting with a blistering, progressive roller in the shape of 'Frame Of Mind' – the first single taken from his forthcoming debut album.
An intricate, progressive cut which flows effortlessly over a rolling bassline punctuated by groovy, precise percussion. Glitchy vocal samples punctuate the breakdown before the energy is ramped back up to continue the driving power that makes 'Frame Of Mind' a firmly "peak-time" selection.
A mature and considered production, Bobby Shann doesn't rely on the obvious drops and tropes which can be found in abundance across the tech and house genres, instead focusing on creating a track which embraces groove and energy in every way. The first track from his forthcoming artist album, it's a serious statement of intent for the bigger story which he's ready to tell:
"I've called the album 'Transition' because people always say I dream too much, but I don't see it as a dream –I see it as a vision that becomes reality with the mindsetI have. And so, the first single is called 'Frame Of Mind' because of the way I'm thinking right now! Being authentic and representing what I am bring sme to the right path–the transition between vision and reality! The effort and the struggle of the hustle which is between that is represented in the official video too –I chose to film it in New Yorkt o reflect my urban style and influences, and it's also the symbol of the city of dreams."
An established name in the local scene and a weekly resident at Zurich's Kaufleuten club, Bobby Shann is of the old school mindset where learning your trade and understanding the genre from the ground up is an integral part of laying the foundations for a long-term career. With disco and hip hop influences permeating his productions, the debut album is more than just a collection of tracks, but instead tells the story of a dedicated artist with an uncompromising vision. 'Frame Of Mind' is chapter one and an electrifying way to begin the journey –expect to hear it on dance floors and terraces all over this summer.
Bobby Shann –Frame Of Mind is out Friday 2nd August, via SHANN MUSIC.
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Love Island's Jessica Hayes tragically loses baby son at 19 weeks
Susannah Alexander
From Digital Spy
Love Island's Jessica Hayes has sadly lost her baby son after a miscarriage at 19 weeks.
Jessica, who won the first series of Love Island in 2015 with Max Morley, confirmed the tragic news on Instagram as she shared a photo of her son's hand and footprints, a hospital tag with his details written on and a teddy bear on a blanket.
Jessica announced that she was pregnant with her and her fiancé Dan Lawry's second child last week but has now confirmed that their son, who they have named Teddy, sadly passed away yesterday (November 30).
A post shared by Jessica Hayes (@jessicahayesx_)
"The pain is unbearable and I feel like I'm drowning in grief," Jessica wrote in an emotional Instagram post. "My mind spinning thinking of all the what ifs and questions of who you would have grown up to be. When will I wake up From this awful nightmare."
She continued: "I could see Presley in you, you were so beautiful, perfectly formed. You would never get to play together and be best friends in this world and that hurts so much he would of loved you his little brother so much.
"I'm grateful that we shared 19 weeks together and I carried you for as long as I could before it was your time to gain your wings. You will always be our beautiful son and I promise you will hold the biggest place in our hearts forever my sweet angel.
"I will make sure the world knows how special you are .. Until we Meet again my Teddy .. Too special for this world. I love you now , forever and always."
Photo credit: @jessicahayes_x - Instagram
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Jessica's friends sent their condolences to the couple, with Jessica's fellow series one Islander Hannah Elizabeth writing: "Love you all here for u always," and Casey Batchelor commenting: "Sending you so much love. I'm so so sorry. Here if you need anything xx."
Jessica and Dan got engaged in August 2018 after knowing each other for "a long time" and they became parents to son Presley James in June 2019.
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Britain's biggest musical names have launched an attack on the government's failure to secure visa-free travel for performers to EU countries after Brexit. Sting, Sir Elton John and Sir Simon Rattle are among the more than 1,000 signatories to a letter accusing the government of "shamefully failing" British artists. The musicians said the government's "negotiating failure" will threaten the future of cultural exchange with the EU. Ministers have insisted that visa-free travel for UK performers was lost because the EU rejected the government's plans for a "more ambitious agreement". The UK's post-Brexit travel rules, which came into force on January 1, do not guarantee visa-free travel for artists and other creatives throughout the EU's 27 member states. However, the European Commission said that it was Britain's fault that musicians are not one of the professions covered in visa-free stays in the bloc, which will mean greater costs for touring. The letter published in The Times is also signed by the violinist Nicola Benedetti and heads of the leading opera companies, plus Bob Geldof, Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor, Joss Stone and Iron Maiden.
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Theresa May accuses Boris Johnson of surrendering Britain's 'global moral leadership'
Theresa May has accused Boris Johnson of surrendering Britain's "global moral leadership" in her most outspoken attack to date on her successor. The former prime minister claimed Mr Johnson had failed to live up to "our values" by threatening to break international law in Brexit negotiations and suspending commitments on foreign aid spending. Mrs May has previously criticised Mr Johnson's Government during debates in the House of Commons, but in an article to mark Joe Biden's inauguration as US President she is far more personal in her attack. Writing in the Daily Mail, Mrs May said Mr Johnson's decisions had not "raised our credibility in the eyes of the world". The article is likely to be seen as a score-settling exercise by Mrs May, who had an uneasy relationship with Mr Johnson during her time in Downing Street.


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Naby Keita on growing up in Guinea - and why he tells himself 'I am the best!'
The all-action midfielder reflects on his days back in Guinea
Paul GorstLiverpool FC correspondent
Naby Keita has revealed the key to his success is to simply tell himself he is "the best" before he steps on to the pitch.
The all-action midfielder will join Liverpool next summer after the Reds struck a deal with current club RB Leipzig back in August.
Keita was made a priority signing for Jurgen Klopp, but Leipzig's refusal to do a deal meant Liverpool could only manage to secure his signature for next season, with a fee believed to be in excess of £50m.
The 22-year-old's rise from the streets of Conakry, Guinea to the brink of a club-record move to Anfield has been a sharp one, and Keita explained how he manages to maintain his consistency.
Naby Keita playing for Leipzig (Image: ROBERT MICHAEL/AFP/Getty Images)
The conversation that helped Naby Keita secure dream move to Liverpool
In a short documentary on the Bundesliga website that was published this week, Keita reflected on his rise to prominence in European football from his humble beginnings in the Guinea capital.
"Out on the pitch, I tell myself: 'I am the best!'" said Keita.
"I need to have that feeling, not just for myself, but to help the whole team.
Guinean midfielder Naby Keita and his teammates celebrates after scoring during German first division Bundesliga football match between Hamburger SV and RB Leipzig in Hamburg on September 8, 2017. (Image: PATRIK STOLLARZ/AFP/Getty Images)
"I had a lot of friends in Conakry. In France it was very different. Everyone keeps to themselves there. You should never forget where you come from.
"As kids we just played on the streets and the game didn't stop for oncoming traffic, you needed to have your wits about you."
Keita's mother, Miriam Camara explained how the midfielder was always destined for a life in football.
"One day he just came to me and said: 'Please let me play football! That is my journey,'" she said.
Keita (second from top left) during his amateur days in Guinea (Credit: Private/Bundesliga)
Naby Keita unlikely to move to Liverpool in January - even if RB Leipzig exit Champions League
"Naby was a good boy, When he came home he asked me if there was anything to do. If there wasn't he would be straight out to play football.
"We knew he could achieve something. He was doing very well locally and everyone liked him.
"We were even advised to support him financially, but we didn't have the means to do it."
Keita's debut season in the Bundesliga was enough to convince Klopp to aggressively pursue a deal to bring the African to Anfield, and despite their wait, the midfielder's arrival is eagerly anticipated by the Liverpool fanbase.
The Leipzig star has been described as a mix between N'Golo Kante and Andres Iniesta , and his father, Seydou, said he was certain his son would become a top talent.
He added: "It's a gift he was born with.
"Even when he was a little boy, I knew he was going to be a great footballer one day."


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Five per cent bigwigs possess 64 per cent of Pakistan's farmland while 50.8 percent rural households are landless.
This was stated at a workshop on 'Status of land reforms in Pakistan' organized by the Society for Conservation and Protection of Environment (SCOPE) in collaboration with the Sindh High Court Bar Association and National Peasants Coalition of Pakistan in a hotel on October 9. Justice Faisal Arab, senior puisne judge of Sindh High Court, lawyers and farmer leaders attended the programme.
Speaking at the workshop, SCOPE chief executive officer Tanveer Arif said that agriculture was the mainstay of Pakistan's economy, accounting for 25% of the gross domestic product, 60% of export earnings and 48% of employment. He said poverty and food security issues were closely linked to land, therefore, land and agriculture reforms should be made in the country.
He said Pakistan inherited feudal system from the British Raj. Land distribution in Pakistan was highly unequal as 5% of large landholders possess 64% of the total farmland and 65% small farmers held 15% of land. He said corporate farming was initiated in Pakistan during former President Pervez Musharraf's government which was against the rights of farmers. Some Gulf countries had purchased lands in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh and Balochistan, that would cause water scarcity and deprive local farming community of their rights.


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'Jeopardy' champion who grew up in Dayton continues historic run
Amy Schnieder, an Oakland, California engineering manager with roots in Dayton, is the reigning nine-time "Jeopardy" champion. Her current winnings total $342,200.
Amy Schneider's "Jeopardy" winning streak grew more historic Friday night.
"Jeopardy" host Ken Jennings with Amy Schneider.
Reigning for 13 days, her winnings total $536,400. She is now the fourth all-time champion in regular-season play.
At the beginning of Friday's episode, host Ken Jennings noted Schneider was the fifth-highest money-winner in regular-season play. In fact, he said almost no other player has won more money in the first 12 games, including himself.
"The only other 12-day champ with more money than Amy at this point is James Holzhauer," Jennings said. "That's very lofty company, indeed."
ExploreUPDATE: The reigning 'Jeopardy' champion. Who is Dayton's own Amy Schneider?
The Top 3 highest-winning champions in regular-season play are Jennings ($2,520,700), Holzhauer ($2,462,216) and Matt Amodio ($1,518,601). Schneider surpassed Jason Zuffranieri ($532,496) to take fourth place.
During the interview segment, the Oakland, California engineering manager discussed her love of theater, particularly Shakespeare.
"I have been (an actor) from childhood up through about six or seven years ago," she said. "I got into Shakespeare as a kid. So, out of his plays, I've done 12 of them at one time or another, and there have been some repeats in there as well."
ExploreReigning 'Jeopardy' champion rolls on
Schneider grew up in Dayton, graduating from Chaminade-Julienne High School. She was also active in Drama Club and appeared in both plays and musicals, particularly "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "Snoopy." She also appeared in the Dayton Playhouse productions of "Mame," "Oliver!" and "Scrooge."
Competing since Nov. 17, Schneider has a two-week break due to the "Jeopardy" Professors Tournament. She'll be back in action Dec. 20.
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The Scorpion Rules – Book Review
October 5, 2015 Bailey Riddle	Leave a comment
In the future, the UN has brought back an ancient way to keep the peace. The children of world leaders are held hostage—if a war begins, they pay with their lives.
Greta is the Crown Princess of the Pan Polar Confederacy, a superpower formed of modern-day Canada. She is also a Child of Peace, a hostage held by the de facto ruler of the world, the great Artificial Intelligence, Talis. The hostages are Talis's strategy to keep the peace: if her country enters a war, Greta dies.
The system has worked for centuries. Parents don't want to see their children murdered.
Greta will be free if she can make it to her eighteenth birthday. Until then she is prepared to die with dignity, if necessary. But everything changes when Elian arrives at the Precepture. He's a hostage from a new American alliance, and he defies the machines that control every part of their lives—and is severely punished for it. Greta is furious that Elian has disrupted their quiet, structured world. But slowly, his rebellion opens her eyes to the brutality of the rules they live under, and to the subtle resistance of her companions. And Greta discovers her own quiet power.
Then Elian's country declares war on Greta's and invades the prefecture, taking the hostages hostage. Now the great Talis is furious, and coming himself to mete out punishment. Which surely means that Greta and Elian will be killed…unless Greta can think of a way to save them.
I feel like this book had the potential to be fantastically written, but in the execution it fell a bit short of the expectations that I had for it,
The book has a really interesting premise: in order to keep the peace between nations and thwart wars, the UN takes a child hostage from the leader of every country. If a country does end up declaring war on another, their child (or grandchild, etc.) is killed. It is thought that this will deter countries from ever starting wars. And for the most part it works.
But then there are those who believe that the needs of their country are greater than the value of the life of their hostage, and declare war anyway. This never ends up working out for the country, and their hostage is killed, but hopefully the country at least got something out of their declaration of war. If not, it was all for nothing.
While this had the promise of being a good bit of plot, the characters and the ways their stories unfolded did nothing for me. I felt lost throughout a lot of the story and was constantly having to pay close attention to detail so as to not get too confused.
Overall, the book was okay. Nothing too special, but it did entertain me, which I suppose is the main purpose after all. I give the book 3.5/5 stars.
You can purchase The Scorpion Rules by clicking the image of the book above.
I received this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
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Resignation – Book Review
January 14, 2015 Bailey Riddle	Leave a comment
What would you do if your heart was torn between saving yourself or your first love? For Nessa that question is a reality. If she is not surrendered to Central in a week, then Garrett will be executed and war will ensue.
Countless lives rest on the shoulders of eighteen year old Nessa. Is she strong enough to surrender herself to the government that's holding Garrett hostage? Can she sacrifice the life she's built to save him? Life comes down to a series of decisions, the question is; could this be her last.
Resignation is the second book in the Worlds Apart series. My review of the first book, Ruination, can be found HERE.
After falling in love with the world of this story and the characters in Ruination, I was quite excited to get my hands on an ARC of Resignation so I could continue where the first book had left off. Needless to say, as soon as this book found its way into my email inbox, I downloaded it and started reading it right away, that's how excited I was to get a copy of this.
After all of the chaos that happened at the end of the first book, Nessa has a lot weighing on her mind. She must make a decision to either stay with the boy that she loves, Ty, or go and surrender herself to Central and her former government to save not only her first love Garrett, but the people outside of the divide as well.
While Nessa knows that Ty wouldn't want her to risk her life trying to save Garrett, she knows that it is the right thing to do. A squad of badass members from outside the divide is formed to get Nessa into Central so that the squad can rescue Garrett as well as some other people who had gone on a mission to Central six years prior never to return.
Of course, nothing ever goes quite as planned and with some plot twists that even I did not see coming, everything gets flipped upside down. The real shock comes at the end of the book, yet again leaving me anticipating the next book in the series.
I give this book 4.5/5 stars.
Resignation goes on sale March 9, 2014. You can preorder it from Amazon.
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Ruination – Book Review
June 17, 2014 Bailey Riddle	1 Comment
What if everything came down to a single test? If your life was defined at seventeen, could you handle it? Could you accept your fate leaving the ones you love, or would you risk it all and stay?
One test stands between Vanessa and Central. One chance to make the leap across the walls to a better life. At seventeen, Central considers Vanessa an adult. Her labor role, marriage, and housing divisions will be dictated by her performance on the leap.
Dedication and unfaltering friendship has bonded Vanessa to Garrett as they fight for their chance to leap into Central. But what happens when love overtakes reason? When defiance in the name of love creates an unintentional fracture in their nation.
Without warning Vanessa is at the mercy of the nation that's supposed to protect her. Exiled and abandoned she must fight but she find's she's not alone. With her heart divided she seeks her revenge, but will her stand be enough? At seventeen, Central considers Vanessa an adult. Her labor role, marriage, and housing divisions will be dictated by her performance on the leap.
Ruination is a great book for fans of the Hunger Games, Divergent, and Matched trilogies, and has themes that are similar in nature. Right away, the world that Amanda Thome created reminded me of those three series, in a way that was familiar yet new. For example, the story takes place in a world that is divided into three sectors, Central, Inner and Outer, similar to The Hunger Games districts. Residents can move up from lower sectors to the higher sectors with the Leap testing, which also decides what jobs and marriages the citizens will have, similar to the matching process in Matched.
One thing that I loved about this book is that while the world felt very familiar, I never knew what was going to happen and was constantly being surprised. Just as I thought that things were going to happen one way, I would be completely surprised by a new plot point.
The characters were all pretty well developed, and the chapters primarily switched between the narrations of Nessa and Ty. There were one or two chapters in the middle narrated by Garrett that I found a bit out of place, as they neither moved the story along nor added any real insight. At first it was a bit difficult to tell who was narrating each chapter as there were no titles like there are in books like Allegiant by Veronica Roth, but after a while it became very easy to tell who was narrating each chapter.
I really enjoyed the fast pace of the story and found it to be a quick read throughout the whole story. I was kept on the edge the whole time I was reading and couldn't wait to finish because it was such a gripping story.
In general, there were a few punctuation errors, like random hyphens in the middle of words, but I just attribute that to it being an ebook, where I always seem to find minor formatting issues. Not that big of a deal, but I still found myself being slightly annoyed every time I came across such an error.
I give this book a solid 4/5 stars.
The author is also holding a contest to have a character in book two named after two lucky winners.
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Proving Ground – Book Review
June 9, 2014 Bailey Riddle	Leave a comment
This is not the story of how America fell apart; it is the story of how it pulled back from the brink at a heavy cost. Randall Quinn saved the people by killing democracy, and while everyone else is enjoying the booming economy and free rides to college, 16-year-old Lacan Branford is stolen from her family and tossed into a secret prison. She becomes part of Quinn's nanotechnology experiments designed to create Nanotechs, the ultimate weapons of national security. But she is not alone.
Lacan meets Chloe, a girl who has been locked up longer than most and lost a little of her sanity along the way. She also finds Alex, a classmate she did not really know aside from her flirty reputation. And then there are the other girls they just try to avoid. They are three against a hundred.
Their families think they are dead and they have no chance of escape. Their only choice is to serve Quinn and preserve the new order he has created. Fortunately for Lacan, she met someone who says he will help her do just that. All she has to do is survive her training.
Sooner or later, they all have to prove their worth.
Proving Ground is a well-written novel that drew me in from the very first sentence. Right away, I felt that the characters were very well developed and the story was something unique. The main character, Lacan, is just an average 16-year-old girl who gets her life ripped away from her and is thrust into this secret world that few know exists. Though obviously upset about being torn away from her family and her boyfriend, Lacan stays strong and makes allies immediately, though the alliances are less about protecting herself and more about protecting others. All of the girls that have been forced into this facility are training for the Trials, where their skills will be tested, and if they prove themselves worthy, which few do, they will become Nanotechs.
The Nanotechs are scientifically advanced creations that thrive off of nanotechnology and specially designed suits of armor. Right away, they reminded me of comic book characters like The Winter Soldier or even Iron Man. So far, only two have proven themselves worthy of becoming Nanotechs, the Gray Reaper and the Black Knight. They serve as a symbol of justice, taking care of what needs to be done that the new government can't necessarily handle through traditional means.
There is a fair amount of violence in Proving Ground, similar to The Hunger Games, but nothing overly-gruesome. The Trials require the girls to fight against one another to prove their skills, and the girls are relentless.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed this book and am impatiently waiting for the sequel, Silver Maiden, to be completed so I can get my hands on it. I give the book 4/5 stars.
You can purchase Proving Ground from Amazon HERE
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LINDA MOTTRAM: The first reliable details have been emerging of the secret dialogue between Burma's ruling junta and democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. And far from the power sharing discussions reported by some, it's now clear that talks have not progressed past confidence building.
On top of that Burmese Government Ministers have told the ABC in exclusive interviews that the lengthy process of drafting a new constitution must precede any transfer of power, raising new questions about the junta's real intentions.
GEOFF THOMPSON: It's been almost a year since Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma's ruling generals agreed to talk, locked in a covenant of utmost secrecy. Now for the first time, that secrecy has been penetrated and sources who know have contacted Burma scholar, Bertil Lintner, divulging the essence of the talks and setting straight some wild speculation that power sharing deals were imminent.
BERTIL LINTNER: Information has come out of Burma through secret channels with details about the secret talks and it's the first time that anyone has been privy to information directly from the talks in Rangoon.Exactly who the source is, is of course impossible to say because that would mean that there will be no more releases of prisoners if the sources could be identified. But the information is solid and it also rings very true because there is nothing actually at all to indicate that politics or political issues have been discussed during these talks, not even the Government has claimed that.
GEOFF THOMPSON: After so much silence, at last some light has been thrown on the mindset of Aung San Suu Kyi. Bertil Lintner.
BERTIL LINTNER; Basically Aung San Suu Kyi has agreed to these talks in order to get her people out of gaol. And there are about 2,000 political prisoners in Burma today. She thinks that the process is going far too slow. She has also said that there should be no rewards in the form of aid and assistance until all political prisoners have been released.
The Government has agreed to some of these demands by letting people go in order to attract foreign aid and investment but Suu Kyi is opposed to any other resumption of aid. That is basically what is being discussed in Rangoon right now. No one is talking about power sharing or Coalition Governments or other rather outlandish speculations which we have seen in the press here in the region.
GEOFF THOMPSON: That assessment on the status of the talks has been backed up by two senior Burmese Government Ministers. Tin Win is a Minister in the Prime Minister's Office. He told the ABC that the talks are still focussed on confidence building and said that the long debated issue of drafting Burma's next constitution must be settled before any discussions about transferring power.
TIN WIN: Without any new constitution, it can help us move forward.
GEOFF THOMPSON: Deputy Foreign Minister, U Khin Maung Win, confirms that the constitutional debate that has dominated Burmese politics for decades must be resolved before any transitional government is formed.
U KHIN MAUNG WIN: Without a constitution how can there be a transfer of power? Because you know, the previous constitution was a one-party state.
GEOFF THOMPSON: So we won't see a transitional government until we have a new constitution?
U KHIN MAUNG WIN: Yes. Constitution must come first.
LINDA MOTTRAM: Burma's Deputy Foreign Minister, U Khin Maung Win.
The Government as well as the independent observers are surprised to learn that U Khin Kyaw Han, an MP-elect who was released from a Government Guest House fled to the Thai border to join the armed outlawed groups. It is indeed regretful that U Khin Kyaw Han not only has refused to meaningfully participate and cooperate in the reconciliation-process taking place between the Government and the NLD party but has been sidetracked by those groups which desire to continue with the policy of confrontation and to live in the past.
Similarly, the Nation newspaper of Thailand dated 9th August printed an article entitled "Protesters urge junta to reopen universities" written by Subhatra Bhumiprabhas. The reporter quoted some elements of outlawed armed terrorist group assuming the name All Burma Student Democratic Front stating that the universities in Myanmar are still closed and only the military-run universities are allowed to open. It is really sad to learn that this so-called student democratic front is not aware of the fact that all the universities and colleges in Myanmar are opened and running in full steam for over 2 years already and that institutions like medicine and engineering have been running for much longer while post- graduate courses have never been closed.
It is quite understandable that the outlawed armed groups like the so-called student democratic front are applying black propaganda in this case and it will be extremely shocking that they are showing interest in taking the responsibility and interest in protecting the Myanmar student rights when these self-interest groups are believed to be unaware of the present developments of the higher education and the campus situation in Myanmar. But independent observers are also not ruling out the fact that such a ridiculous news title may be solely the work of the newspaper itself.
While 13th anniversary of 8.8.88 Burma Democracy Uprising is taking place in dozens of countries in the world, Burmese and Canadian activists who live in the second largest country in the world are holding the event in separate locations.
Despite that cities they live are hundreds and thousands mile away from each other, as well as varied dates and the historic heat line crossing over Canada, they have enthusiasm to show their remembrance and respect for those who sacrificed their precious lives for the Democracy in Burma.
Today in Ottawa, about 30 demonstrators reinforced with student activists, who traveled five hours away from Toronto, gathered in front of Burmese Embassy at local time 2:00 p.m. and asked for a change in the country. They also plan to reassemble at Canada's Human Rights Monument at 8:30 p.m. this evening in order to honor for those who sacrificed their lives in the movement with the candlelight vigil.Ms. Soha, program officer from Canadian Friends of Burma, said they delivered a statement to Burmese embassy through a Canadian policeman.
Canadian Friends of Burma with the coordination of the Burmese Students' Democratic Organization (BSDO) and Chin Human rights Group stated in the press release, "[we] urge the Canadian government to impose full economic sanctions against Burma so that Canadian companies cannot continue to support a brutal dictatorship." They also demanded Canadian companies stop doing business in Burma, saying that their investments are not benefiting the poor people of Burma, but only propping up the military in power.
Yesterday in Vancouver, about 30 activists gathered in front of Ivanhoe Mines Ltd., which invested 300 U.S dollar in Burma's mining sector, and the demonstrators denounced the company direct or indirect involvement in human rights abuses in Burma, displaying colorful signs and posters at the entrance of the office. Vancouver regional chairman of Burmese Students' Democratic Organization (BSDO) San Aung said on the phone that the demonstration was joint effort of BSDO, Canadian Karen Community (C.K.C) and Mon Community of Canada (M.C.C), along with the support of Canadian activists from Vancouver Burma Roundtable.
"Our numbers weren't large, but we did try to lift up our voices loud enough to be heard in the executive suite of Ivanhoe on the ninth floor of the office tower which houses company headquarters. Nobody waved in response," Burma Courier editor Eric Snider who took part in the demo said.
Keynote speaker in the event is a famous Canadian poet and two times governor-general Award winner Karen Connelly, and she is involved in Burma issues, and recently issued her latest book of poetry, 'The Border Surrounds Us', based on experience and people she has talked with at the Thai-Burma border.
"We have chosen this place to gather to commemorate the 1988 democracy uprising in Burma because Canadian investors and corporations like Ivanhoe Mines willingly and knowingly work with and uphold the same violent military regime that tortures, imprisons, enslaves, and murders its own people," said in her keynote speak.
As well in Admonton where World Track and Field competitions are going on,activists from Burma Watch International are busy with the event for tomorrow. According to their press release the commemoration is organized with the help of United Church Interfaith and planning to hold it in a city's church with the candlelight vigil and speeches of some well known Canadians.
The day before yesterday in Toronto, a group of regional BSDO members also held a commemoration event at the Burmese monastery by offering food and donations for monks in order to pray for colleagues and friends who gave away their lives in the movement.
It has been reported that a number of countries including Thailand, India, USA,Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippine have carried out commemoration and demonstration in their respective countries and cities.
August 9, 2001--Burmese dissident groups and democracy activists around the world yesterday recognized the 13th anniversary of the August 8, 1988 pro-democracy uprising in Burma, where thousands of innocent people were massacred by Burmese government troops.
In Bangkok, a peaceful protest in front of the Burmese Embassy was attended by a about hundred pro-democracy supporters—mainly Thai activists and foreigners sympathetic to Burma's continuing struggle to bring democracy to the country, which has been ruled by an iron-fisted military dictatorship for almost four decades now.
Only a few Burmese exiles took part in the rally due to the threat of a Thai police crackdown on the event. Many Burmese exiles living in Thailand risk arrest and deportation for staying in the country without proper documentation, said Aung Lwin Oo, a Burmese student living in Bangkok. "Most of them (at the embassy) are Thai activists and foreigners who sympathize with the Burmese democracy struggle," he added.
In Maneeloy, about two hours' drive west of Bangkok, residents of a holding center for Burmese students said that there were rumors Thai authorities planned to deport anyone from the camp who participated in the protest in front of the embassy.
Up until two years ago, Burmese students in exile held a protest every year in front of the Burmese Embassy in Bangkok commemorating the 8-8-88 massacre. But after a group of Burmese students stormed the embassy in 1999, Thai authorities have not allowed the exiled students to hold the protest.
Meanwhile, similar demonstrations took place in front the Burmese Embassy in Manila, attended by both Burmese exiles and foreign sympathizers.
Representatives from a variety of dissident groups attended an anniversary commemoration ceremony led by the All Burma Students' Democratic Front (ABSDF) and the Karen National Union (KNU) at the Mae Kong Kah base near the Thai-Burma border. The National Council of the Union of Burma (NCUB) also held a similar event in Mae Sot, a Thai border town opposite Myawaddy in Burma.
Also yesterday, the Democratic Party for a New Society (DPNS), the National League for Democracy (Liberated Area) (NLD-LA) and the All Burma Federation of Students' Unions (ABSFU) released a joint statement demanding the release of all details concerning the ongoing secret talks between the ruling State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) and the National League for Democracy (NLD)that began last October.
Despite international commemoration of the massacre, Rangoon yesterday was quiet except for a noticeable increase in plainclothes officers from the Military Intelligence Service (MIS), who were closely monitoring all movements in downtown areas, according to some observers in Rangoon.The NLD, which had planned to hold a low-key ceremony at their Rangoon headquarters, cancelled their observance of the massacre for reasons that remain unclear.
Moscow, 9 August: Russia is expected to sell 10 MiG-29 fighters and armaments worth 150m dollars to Myanmar, well-informed sources in Moscow told Interfax on Thursday [9 August]. They said the two countries had been working on the contract since 1996.
In the meantime, other sources told Interfax that a Russian military delegation led by Deputy Defence Minister Mikhail Dmitriyev completed a four day visit to Myanmar on Thursday.
"The meetings and talks in Yangon focused mainly on questions of military-technical cooperation," a source said.
Sources said MiG-29s decommissioned from the Russian air force will be delivered. "The fighters are in good condition and have undergone certain upgrading and improvements," a source said.
It will take years before the 10 MiG-29 fighter jets that Burma has ordered from Russia can be seen as an effective addition to the country's antiquated air force, Western military analysts say.
Burma does not have any pilots qualified to handle modern jet fighters, and training will be a major problem. One option, the analysts say, would be to hire Russian or other East European pilots to fly the aircraft.
But given Burmese sensitivities regarding direct foreign participation in its defence, it is more likely that the deal to buy the aircraft will involve initial training in Russia and the posting of Russian instructors to Burma.
In the past, Burmese air force personnel have been trained in Yugoslavia, Poland and China before the purchase of aircraft from those countries, and instructors from China and Russia have come briefly to Burma.
But the likely arrival of more Russian instructors who will stay for longer periods--years, even--to train Burmese fighter pilots would mark a new era in Burma's foreign military relations. Until now, Chinese instructors have been the only foreign military personnel stationed in Burma.
Burma's intelligence chief, LtGeneral Khin Nyunt, will make an official visit to Bangkok on September 1 as a guest of the Thai government, a Defence Ministry official said yesterday.
General Sanan Kajornklam said the visit would be the first since 1992 for the Burmese general, who is secretary general of the State Peace and Development Council and number three in the military junta. General Pat Akkanibutr, adviser to the Defence Minister, said the Burmese general's visit was expected to help resolve ThaiBurma problems.
There are some bilateral problems that need to be tackled as soon as possible, for the sake of both countries,Pat said. For example, the fishery problems [occurring because] Burma revoked all the fishing licences held by Thai companies,he said.
Border demarcation, generally overseen by a joint border committee, would also be discussed, Pat said. There were sticking points that need to be discussed to resolve matters once and for all, he said.During Khin Nyunt's visit, both countries are expected to discuss bilateral bordertrade problems sparked by a Burmese ban on about 40 Thai products.
Defence Minister General Chavalit Yongchaiyudh said one of the top issues to be discussed would be joint border patrols to quell drug and people trafficking between the two countries.Chavalit said if a proposal could be agreed upon, both sides might formalise the issue of joint patrols while the Burmese general was in Bangkok.
ThaiBurma relations have been at a low ebb of late, partly because of ongoing border skirmishes involving the Shan State Army, which is fighting the junta, and drug production by the Rangoonbacked United Wa State Army.
Prime Minister Pol Lt-Col Thaksin Shinawatra has called for the reinforcement of the military units along the border with Burma in Phophra District of Tak Province and pledged to take drastic action against government officials involved in narcotics trafficking.
The prime minister said he had been informed about the clash between Thai troops and soldiers of the Karen Buddhist group, known as the DKBA [Democratic Karen Buddhist Army], in the vicinity of Houai Namnak and Chongkhaep villages in Phophra District on the morning of 7 August during which three Thai soldiers were killed and pointed out that the incident was the result of the intensified suppression operations against narcotics trafficking. The prime minister disclosed that authorities yesterday seized over 35 kg of heroin.
[Thaksin] Since we have declared war against narcotics, we must take drastic action against traffickers. Our country will be in danger if we do not do anything.
Police yesterday arrested five suspects, including two known associates of fugitive drug kingpin Wei Sia Kang, and seized 37 kilogrammes of heroin in two related operations.
Narcotic Suppression Bureau Commissioner Pol Lt Gen Priewphan Damapong identified the five suspects as Boonsong Khamtan, 31, Eum Sunan, 29, Ahsuapha Laomee, 27, Arthit Kasemjit, 24, and Sombat Mongduang, 32.Police also seized three cars, six mobile phones, and a 9mmcalibre pistol.
Priewphan said Sombat worked for the fugitive drug kingpin and had been blacklisted by police who were monitoring his activities.Sombat and Ahsuapha were arrested at a highway checkpoint in Kampaengphet after police stopped and searched their car, finding the heroin. The two men confessed that they were smuggling heroin from Burma via Chiang Rai to Bangkok, Priewphan said. The three other suspects were arrested in Bangkok where they were allegedly waiting for the drug to be delivered.
Meanwhile, Deputy Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh said the AntiMoney Laundering Committee has frozen assets of five more people. About Bt20 million in assets have been frozen from the five people on suspicion they had earned the money from drug trafficking.
The Daily Star - August 09, 2001.
UNB, Dhaka- A solo exhibition of Bangladeshi goods will be held in Myanmar in the first week of October to develop an export market there. Besides, Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) of Bangladesh will arrange similar exhibitions of Bangladeshi goods in Katmandu and Saudi Arabia soon, EPB director Faridul Hasan told a meeting with Chittagong Chamber and Bangladesh-Myanmar Business Promotion Council (BMBPC) in Chittagong yesterday.
Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) president Farid Ahmed Chowdhury said the huge reserves of bamboo and limestone in the Rakhain state of Myanmar, close to Bangladesh border, would be more feasible to use commercially by Bangladesh in establishing cement and paper pulp industry. But, it is necessary to construct a bridge over the river Naf and jetties at the riverbanks on both its two sides to take the advantage and turn the trade potential into reality, he said.
"We'll have to develop bilateral economic relation with Myanmar on the basis of regional cooperation due to face the reality of competitive global economic scenario," said BMBPC chairman Rashed Maksud Khan. He said other countries will make use of the advantage if the two countries fail to utilise the natural resources of both sides despite existing opportunities.Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia are now considering investment in Myanmar due to its resources, he added.
CCCI senior vice president SM Nurul Huq, vice president MA Latif, BMBPC vice chairman Syed Mahmudul Huq, EPB Director in Chittagong Kazi Mahbubur Rahman, former CCCI president Engr Ali Ahmed and Youngone Corporation chairman Kihak Sung also spoke at the meeting, said a press release.
YANGON - The two Rakan Muda Zodiac aircraft which left the Sungei Besi airforce base on Aug 5 for the Asean Voyage of Friendship mission successfully arrived in Mergui, Myanmar at 8am today (Yangon time). The two aircraft had reached Kwangthoung in Myanmar on Aug 6 and were scheduled to leave for Mergui, about 144 nautical miles away the same day.
However, according to Asean Voyage of Friendship co-ordinator Othman Harun, bad weather conditions had hampered efforts to take off and the aircraft only managed to leave Kwangthoung this morning.
The two Zodiac experimental aircraft, the 9M-ERM and 9M-ERA are assembled by Rakan Muda volunteers and piloted by Colonel Zakaria Salleh , Shahrizal Azley Suleiman and Affendy Syed Omar and B. Sivanesh respectively. Othman said the flight path of the two Zodiacs, after arriving in Mergui was to depart for Yangon, more than 500 miles away.
However, he said due to the uncertainty in the weather, the route had been altered and the Zodiacs would fly to Bangkok tomorrow. The journey is expected to take about three hours.
Meanwhile, the Rakan Muda participants and support entourage, including members of the media on board airforce aircraft, CN235 arrived in Yangon yesterday about 3.45pm (Yangon time).
The objective of the Asean Voyage of Friendship is to ensure that each Asean country gets a personalised invitation scroll on their soil from the Minister of Youth and Sports special envoy for his counterpart and the people in those countries to attend the SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur in September.
Dr Ahmad Othman, who is the director of the Ministrys Skills Development Division is scheduled to hand over the invitational scroll to Myanmar Sports Minister Brigadier General Thura Aye Mint during a brief ceremony later today.
Yangoon is the first country of the northern route for the Asean Voyage of Friendship. Other countries are Laos, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. The support entourage is expected to leave Yangon for Vientiane in Laos tomorrow where they will attend another handing over ceremony on Aug 10.
The two Zodiacs, upon their arrival in Bangkok tomorrow are scheduled to refuel and leave for Veintiane where they will join the support entourage. The Asean Voyage of Friendship 2001 was launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad on July 14 as part of the Rakan Muda Aviation Development Programme.
COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh, Aug 9 (Reuters) - Bangladesh said on Thursday that at least 10 Bangladeshi fishermen were wounded when Myanmar border guards fired on them inside Bangladesh territory.
"Myanmar border guards shot and wounded at least 10 of our fishermen inside Bangladesh's water territory in the Bay of Bengal on Wednesday," Lt. Col. Rafiqur Rahman Bhuiyan said.
He told reporters the guards fired on four Bangladeshi boats fishing near Saint Martin's island. Bhuiyan said Bangladesh had lodged a protest with the Myanmar government.


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The 2016 TIFF Next Wave Jump Cuts Young Filmmakers Showcase winners were announced last week. Now in its fourteenth year, the high-profile competition screens the top short films made by Ontario students from grades nine to twelve. This year's showcase featured twenty-three short films from forty young filmmakers. This annual competition engages and supports young emerging filmmakers by helping them present their vision on the big screen.
We spoke to filmmakers Morgana McKenzie and Carol Nguyen.
Winner of The Gertrude Löwengren Award for Best Fiction Film – Ellie: After years of captivity, Stephen takes drastic measures to escape his violent world and his terrifying captor.
What sparked your interest in becoming a filmmaker?
When I was just coming out of grade six, I was on summer vacation with my family in Florida. On one of the more lazy days, we watched a movie called Super 8 by J.J. Abrams. Depicted in the film were the teenage characters, who, alongside figuring out the mystery of the main plot, were making their own short film with a Super 8 camera. The idea of someone my age actually making a film was crazy. I wanted to be a part of that. So what followed was me later shooting a small ten-minute zombie flick with my closest friends on a small camcorder in my basement. Nothing sensational, but it was the start of a hobby that would later turn into what I wanted to do with my life.
What surprised you about yourself during this process?
Probably my ability to grow. As I mentioned above, I found my interest in film in at the end of grade six, but I've done film seriously for only about three years now. Looking at the projects I've done then versus what I've done with Ellie now, it surprises me to see how I've grown. I still have so much to learn and so much to do, but it can be rewarding to see your self-growth.
What was the most challenging aspect of your project? Most gratifying?
The biggest challenge and most gratifying aspect were casting.
All my projects prior to Ellie cast actors that were non-union. I'd reach out to friends in the drama program at my high school and post casting calls to local Facebook actor groups, and I never had any issue finding actors for my films.
This time I went union because no adult male actors responded to my casting calls. It was two months from production and I had no idea how I was going to find actors. This was a huge problem.
In the end, Ottawa casting director Ilona Smyth offered to work with me and find ACTRA union actors. Working with Ilona was a fantastic experience, and working with ACTRA was a big step in my growth as a filmmaker. Learning the ACTRA rules and working within a fixed schedule wasn't as challenging as I expected and helped me become even more disciplined as a director.
Can you walk us through your process of making the film?
I wrote it in 2014 expecting to shoot it as a part of my scholarship at Prodigy Camp, a filmmaker camp based in Seattle. That plan sadly fell through, as I was unable to finish shooting Ellie (a six-page script with almost four locations) in the three hours available for filming at camp.
So I sat on it for six months as I made other projects. In April of 2015 I picked it up again and launched myself into pre-production. What followed was around an eleven-month process of planning, casting, shooting, editing, revising, and colour-grading. It was insane. It was my first attempt at a "bigger" production, working with better gear and union actors. Although daunting at the beginning, I came through in the end with a project that I feel very proud of.
Winner of The Gertrude Löwengren Award for Best Experimental Film – This Home is Not Empty: A personal exploration of the lies we tell ourselves.
I didn't mean to become a filmmaker. This was completely accidental. I first started creating films in grade nine for my school. I go to a specialized arts school called Etobicoke School of the Arts where I major in film. My main objective was only to attend the school and the film audition was my best chance at getting in. I sucked at all the other art forms and unlike the other arts programs, you didn't need prior experience to audition. As you can guess, I got in.
The film program is special. The teachers push the students to create personal work that is important and meaningful to them. I was quite overwhelmed at first. I had never touched editing software before and I didn't know how to use the camera, but we were always assured that gear and fancy visuals shouldn't override the concept. So the first film I made was extremely pixelated; half the shots were out of focus and shaky. But it was extremely personal to me and helped me come to terms with something I had been struggling with for long time. It allowed me to tell my story in a way I could not do otherwise. And so I fell in love with the medium.
What surprised you about yourself during the process?
I went back to the drawing board more times than I can count, remaking nets and diagrams until things finally worked out. The whole creation took about one month. And what surprised me was how determined I was to make it good and make it right. That film is extremely personal to me. I believe that if you care for something enough, you will do everything in your power to make it happen. This is only a small example I guess, but it showed me how true the statement was.
What was the most challenging aspect of you project? Most gratifying?
The most challenging aspect was surprisingly not the creation of the miniatures, but coming up with the idea. I always start my films with a concept before the story and this concept was so close to my heart and again, personal. I wanted to come up with the right idea, the right tone and the right look, which took a lot of digging inside of myself. You don't always discover nice things when you look internally.
The most gratifying aspect was finishing the film and being content with it. I think this answer is obvious. It always feels good when you accomplish what you want.
This film was made for one of my projects at school. I think it's pretty fantastic that I get to do things like this and call it homework. As I said, I always start with a concept. I search for something that I want to say, express or get off my chest then go through the thing personally before I even think of the film. This is usually the most emotional part because self-exploration uncovers things that your subconscious hides from you. The film unravels from this. For This Home is Not Empty, this meant one month of folding papers and a whole lot of Dr.Phil marathons during the creation. For some reason Dr.Phil episodes were very gratifying to watch during miniature building (but I dislike them now). After that, editing took a couple of days and voila! The film was born.


India had lost wickets in quick successions. For the second wicket, the two right-handed batsmen added 75 runs in less than 7 overs.
Runs came thick and fast as skipper Kane Williamson contributed 27 and Colin de Grandhomme produced a crucial 30-run cameo off 16-balls. Even the 200 plus strike rates of Karthik and Krunal could not help India win the match.


TALLAHASSEE, Florida – More than a half dozen Olympians lead star-studded fields into the USATF Cross Country Championships Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida, as Leonard Korir seeks his third straight USATF Cross Country title on the men's side and reigning USATF track champions Molly Huddle and Shelby Houlihan headline the women's side.
The USATF Cross Country Championships are the first stop on the 2019 USATF Running Circuit. Fans can tune-in for the live broadcast beginning at 9:00am ET on USATF.TV with a +PLUS subscription. Race videos, results, post-race interviews and photos will be available shortly after the race in cooperation with RunnerSpace.com. Join the conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #USARC.
Korir enters Saturday's contest as the favorite, despite finishing fourth at the Great Stirling XC meet early on this season. Korir won the USATF Cross Country title in both 2018 and 2017 and easily won the USATF Running Circuit title last year with a dominating 41.5 point margin over second place Sam Chelanga.
The man who beat Korir at Great Stirling, Hillary Bor, is considered a co-favorite. Bor is one of the more experienced veteran runners in the field and is clearly in prime shape. His kick to the finish in the UK impressed onlookers and should Saturday's race come down to the final quarter mile, Bor cannot be counted out.
Other notable top contenders include Stanley Kebenei, Shadrack Kipchirchir, Ben True and Garrett Heath. Teammates Kebenei and Kipchirchir finished second and third respectfully at the 2017 USATF Cross Country Championships, a season after running at the Olympic Games. Kebenei finished third in the USATF Running Circuit standings last season, while also finishing third at the USATF Cross Country Championships, while Kipchirchir ran the fastest 10,000m time in the U.S. last year, with his 27:39.65 effort.
Meanwhile, True looks to build on his 13:04.18 5000m performance last season, which ranked him 11th best in the world. He's a proven front runner and this early season test will say a lot about how he's shaping up for the 2019 season. Similarly, Heath hopes to use Saturday's race as launching pad to a terrific 2019 campaign. He recently placed fifth at Great Stirling, finishing as the third American.
HOKA ONE ONE Northern Arizona Elite teammates Scott Fauble and Scott Smith are entered and look to contend for top three finishes. Fauble is readying to race the Boston Marathon this spring and enters Saturday leaning on his seventh place finish at the TCS New York City Marathon finish last fall and his top ten showing at the 2018 USATF Cross Country Championships.
The men's field is strong throughout, including track standout Eric Jenkins, who placed second in the 1500m at the USATF Outdoor Championships, Emmanuel Bor and Reid Buchanan, who finished fifth and seventh in the 5000m at the USATF Outdoor Championships, Olympian Donn Cabral, Martin Hehir, who placed fifth at the USATF Cross Country Championships last season and notable USATF Running Circuit veterans Abbabiya Simbassa, Kiya Dandena, Andrew Colley, Augustus Maiyo and Futsum Zeinasellassie.
In the women's race, Olympians Molly Huddle and Shelby Houlihan headline a deep and talented field. Huddle, who is in training for the Virgin Money London Marathon, finished fourth in the TCS New York City Marathon back in November, while winning the USATF Outdoor Championships 10,000m race, USATF 15 km title and finished fifth overall in the USATF Running Circuit standings. She is always considered a contender heading into a USATF championship, having won 20 USATF Running Circuit events over the previous decade.
Huddle's biggest competition could come from fellow track champion Shelby Houlihan. After having a career year in 2018, Houlihan looks to prove her strength and fitness in cross country. The Bowerman Track Club runner won the 1500m and 5000m double at the USATF Outdoor Championships last summer and established herself as the best in the U.S. consistently over the past two seasons. The 10 km distance will offer a new challenge, but Houlihan seemingly continues to rise to the challenge.
An internal race to watch is the match-up between Bowerman Track Club (BTC) and HOKA ONE ONE Northern Arizona Elite (NAZ).
Along with Houlihan, BTC athletes Amy Cragg, Marielle Hall, Courtney Frerichs and Karissa Schweizer are entered. Frerichs has finished fourth each of the past two USATF Cross Country Championships and will clearly contend for another top three finish. After setting the American record in the steeplechase last summer, Frerichs hopes to start her 2019 campaign with a victory.
For Cragg, she'll use Saturday's race as a building block back to competing regularly in 2019 after a relatively quiet 2018 season. Hall placed second to Huddle in the 10,000m at the USATF Outdoor Championships and will be a contender for the win in Jacksonville, while Schweizer has plenty of cross country success to her name, having won the 2016 NCAA Cross Country title. She ran the third fastest 5000m time in the U.S. in 2018 and looks to build on that success in her first full pro season.
For NAZ, the trio of Stephanie Bruce, Kellyn Taylor and Aliphine Tuliamuk adds a tremendous amount of veteran talent and experience to the race.
Bruce is the top returnee from 2018 after placing third. Bruce placed third in the 2018 USATF Running Circuit standings last season, was the USATF 10 km champion, finished third behind Huddle and Hall in the 10,000m at the USATF Outdoor Championships, only to wrap up her season finishing second at the USATF Marathon Championships and an 11th place finish at the TCS New York City Marathon. As expected, she'll contend for the title Saturday.
Meanwhile, Tuliamuk was the 2017 USATF Cross Country champion, won the USATF Half Marathon and 25 km Championships last season, while placing fourth in the overall USATF Running Circuit standings. She's always a contender when racing and fans should not be surprised if she jumps to the front and pushes the early pace.
Taylor gets back on the cross country course, having finished third at the USATF Cross Country Championships in 2017. She spent much of 2018 focused on the marathon distance and that strength could pay off in a big way in Jacksonville.
One of the more intriguing entries is Portland-based Olympian Shannon Rowbury. After having a baby in 2018, Rowbury is working her way back into prime race shape. She'll focus attention on the indoor and outdoor track season, but Saturday's contest gives her a chance to see where her strength lies against top competition.
Other notable contenders include Laura Thweatt, Rachel Schneider, Allie Buchalski, Emily Durgan and Susan Tanui.
Thweatt won the USATF Cross Country title in 2015 and placed second in 2017. Injuries have slowed her a bit over the past two seasons, but a healthy Thweatt is an easy contender for top three.
Schneider brings a strong background on the track, but has proven herself enough to contend over the 10 km course. She placed second at the USATF Outdoor Championships in the 5000m. Buchalski placed seventh in that same race, while Durgan and Tanui placed fifth and sixth at the 2018 USATF Cross Country Championships. All four could challenge for top ten finishes.


My name is Fury in the Wind. I am a Quarter Horse mare rescued from slaughter in New Jersey.
At one time, I belonged to someone who loved me and took good care of me. I was trained and well mannered. I don't know what happened to my owner. All I know is now I stood in the auction sad and lonely with a broken heart. I am a permanent resident of the Sanctuary. Thank you for reading my story.


SEOUL, April 16 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's top economic policymaker called on local business leaders Tuesday to expand investment and hiring in order to help revitalize the country's slowing economy.
Finance Minister Hyun Oh-seok, who also serves as deputy prime minister in charge of the economy, promised that the government will work hard to resolve challenges hindering businesses from making decisions on investment.
"As you know, our economy is in a tough situation. Construction investment dropped for three consecutive years, while facility investment stayed on its downward trend for three straight quarters," Hyun said during a meeting with chiefs of the country's five major business lobby groups.
"Job growth also slowed and things are much tougher for younger people... Now is the time for the government and the business community to work together to provide jobs for our younger generations to devote their passion and grow their dreams," Hyun added.
The government is doing its best to create jobs and stimulate the economy, he said, citing the recent stimulus measures including the 17.3 trillion won extra budget the government unveiled on Tuesday.
Hyun, however, noted that the government effort itself is not enough to create high-quality jobs and stimulate the economy, calling for the business circle to step up investment and hiring.
For its part, the government will do its best to support businesses by reviewing problems deemed to be hindering investment and hiring and trying to find right solutions, he added.
"The government has repeatedly promised that it will ease regulations but sometimes I suspect that we might have just stayed in the office and looked into laws and regulations on the books," Hyun said. "We will now come out to find any suspended investment projects and put our heads together to find solutions."


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I allready found this solution:
./kc.sh start-dev > keycloak.stdout 2>&1 & echo "$!" > keycloak.pid

for starting KeyCloak with a PID
How can I build a startscript in systemctl format?
Thanks in advance.

A: The following configuration did the trick for me.
1.) Configure keycloak using database: mysql first
kc.sh build --db mysql

2.) Insert environment variables to the corresponding keycloak user on your system
KEYCLOAK_HOME=/opt/keycloak
export PATH=$PATH:$KEYCLOAK_HOME/bin

3.) Create a systemd start-stop-script in: /usr/lib/systemd/system named: keycloak.service for example.
[Unit]
Description=keycloak service
After=network.service

[Service]
ExecStart=/opt/keycloak/bin/kc.sh start
PIDFile=/var/run/keycloak.pid

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

ExecStart defines your fullpath to the kc.sh script.
Running: systemctl daemon-reload to enable the new startscript
After this you can start/stop keycloak by Quarkus up from version 17 like charme with:
systemctl start keycloak

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How one Hove church put vision at the centre of giving
"Our vision is simple: Love God & Love Hove like Jesus," says the Rev. Dan Henderson of St Andrew's Church in Hove. Vision is at the centre of generous giving for St Andrew's and is helping the church family understand their role in delivering that vision.
Dan has been Vicar at St Andrew's Church for six years and says the Church has always aspired to be a generous church, aiming to pledges 100% of its parish share. However, until recently, most of the parish share came from dwindling reserves and parish hall income. "We were unable to keep up with the maintenance of the hall and, as we have seen recently from COVID, it's not a stable income."
Income from giving was not meeting the Church's need, therefore the PPC decided 18 months ago to address this with a generous giving campaign.
To start with, St Andrew's reviewed their outgoings to make sure there wasn't anything they didn't need. They did a skills audit and invited members of the church to volunteer their skills to serve God. The financial review did come with difficult decisions and meant that they had to let go some of the paid staff.
After completing the skills audit, the PCC reviewed their finances and with the help of The Parish Funding Programme worked on establishing their vision for the church.
"We became a vison-led church and brought people on board with that vision. We promoted our vision to the church with a booklet and a video." In addition to creating the promotional materials Dan regularly played the video and preached on giving during services at the launch of the campaign.
"At St Andrew's we passionately believe in Christians funding the church and giving ownership of the vision to our church family, who understood and were excited by the vision."
"We encouraged people to give to the Parish Giving Scheme, explaining the difference it would make to our ministry and our Christian lives. Part of our lives as Christians is to give to God," says Dan.
"Showing impact is the one of the most effective ways if encouraging people to give. We looked at how we could demonstrate our impact on the church family, the community and the diocese and beyond." Their Vision Booklet demonstrates the impact on all three with quotes and testimonials. They also explain the importance of giving generously just to keep the doors open so that people can come in and reflect. Giving enables St Andrew's to host community groups, food banks and many other activities.
"Our verger says his main ministry for the church is to be a presence. It's an opportunity to meet people we can pray with, it's an opportunity for people to meet God," explains Dan.
The growth in generous giving to the church has been positive and regular giving to St Andrew's increased by £1000 per month.
Additionally online and text giving has been successful for specific campaigns. "We used online giving to raise money for Audio-Visual equipment during lockdown," says Dan. "This shows the immediate impact of people's generous giving as the online services have helped people during this difficult time." Included in the Vision booklet is a testimonial from someone who said, "I'm on my own and the online services are the thing I look forward to most every week. They make me part of my church."
St Andrew's set up contactless giving to raise money for other charities such as Off the Fence, a local charity that works with homeless people. Their contactless giving campaign was featured on ITV News.
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Find out more about the steps needed to encourage a generous culture in your church.
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package org.hisp.dhis.sms.listener;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;

import org.hisp.dhis.category.CategoryService;
import org.hisp.dhis.common.QueryFilter;
import org.hisp.dhis.common.QueryItem;
import org.hisp.dhis.common.QueryOperator;
import org.hisp.dhis.common.ValueType;
import org.hisp.dhis.message.MessageSender;
import org.hisp.dhis.organisationunit.OrganisationUnit;
import org.hisp.dhis.program.Program;
import org.hisp.dhis.program.ProgramInstance;
import org.hisp.dhis.program.ProgramInstanceService;
import org.hisp.dhis.program.ProgramStageInstanceService;
import org.hisp.dhis.program.ProgramStatus;
import org.hisp.dhis.sms.command.SMSCommand;
import org.hisp.dhis.sms.command.SMSCommandService;
import org.hisp.dhis.sms.incoming.IncomingSms;
import org.hisp.dhis.sms.incoming.IncomingSmsService;
import org.hisp.dhis.sms.parse.ParserType;
import org.hisp.dhis.system.util.SmsUtils;
import org.hisp.dhis.trackedentity.TrackedEntityAttribute;
import org.hisp.dhis.trackedentity.TrackedEntityAttributeService;
import org.hisp.dhis.trackedentity.TrackedEntityInstance;
import org.hisp.dhis.trackedentity.TrackedEntityInstanceQueryParams;
import org.hisp.dhis.trackedentity.TrackedEntityInstanceService;
import org.hisp.dhis.user.CurrentUserService;
import org.hisp.dhis.user.UserService;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Qualifier;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Component;
import org.springframework.transaction.annotation.Transactional;

/**
 * Created by zubair@dhis2.org on 11.08.17.
 */
@Component( "org.hisp.dhis.sms.listener.ProgramStageDataEntrySMSListener" )
@Transactional
public class ProgramStageDataEntrySMSListener
    extends
    CommandSMSListener
{
    private static final String MORE_THAN_ONE_TEI = "More than one tracked entity found for given phone number";

    private static final String NO_OU_FOUND = "No organisation unit found";

    private static final String NO_TEI_EXIST = "No tracked entity exists with given phone number";

    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // Dependencies
    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    private final TrackedEntityInstanceService trackedEntityInstanceService;

    private final TrackedEntityAttributeService trackedEntityAttributeService;

    private final SMSCommandService smsCommandService;

    private final ProgramInstanceService programInstanceService;

    public ProgramStageDataEntrySMSListener( ProgramInstanceService programInstanceService,
        CategoryService dataElementCategoryService, ProgramStageInstanceService programStageInstanceService,
        UserService userService, CurrentUserService currentUserService, IncomingSmsService incomingSmsService,
        @Qualifier( "smsMessageSender" ) MessageSender smsSender,
        TrackedEntityInstanceService trackedEntityInstanceService,
        TrackedEntityAttributeService trackedEntityAttributeService, SMSCommandService smsCommandService,
        ProgramInstanceService programInstanceService1 )
    {
        super( programInstanceService, dataElementCategoryService, programStageInstanceService, userService,
            currentUserService, incomingSmsService, smsSender );

        checkNotNull( trackedEntityAttributeService );
        checkNotNull( trackedEntityInstanceService );
        checkNotNull( smsCommandService );
        checkNotNull( programInstanceService );

        this.trackedEntityInstanceService = trackedEntityInstanceService;
        this.trackedEntityAttributeService = trackedEntityAttributeService;
        this.smsCommandService = smsCommandService;
        this.programInstanceService = programInstanceService1;
    }

    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // IncomingSmsListener implementation
    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------

    @Override
    public void postProcess( IncomingSms sms, SMSCommand smsCommand, Map<String, String> parsedMessage )
    {
        Set<OrganisationUnit> ous = getOrganisationUnits( sms );

        List<TrackedEntityInstance> teis = getTrackedEntityInstanceByPhoneNumber( sms, smsCommand, ous );

        if ( !validate( teis, ous, sms ) )
        {
            return;
        }

        registerProgramStage( teis.iterator().next(), sms, smsCommand, parsedMessage, ous );
    }

    @Override
    protected SMSCommand getSMSCommand( IncomingSms sms )
    {
        return smsCommandService.getSMSCommand( SmsUtils.getCommandString( sms ),
            ParserType.PROGRAM_STAGE_DATAENTRY_PARSER );
    }

    private void registerProgramStage( TrackedEntityInstance tei, IncomingSms sms, SMSCommand smsCommand,
        Map<String, String> keyValue, Set<OrganisationUnit> ous )
    {
        List<ProgramInstance> programInstances = new ArrayList<>(
            programInstanceService.getProgramInstances( tei, smsCommand.getProgram(), ProgramStatus.ACTIVE ) );

        register( programInstances, keyValue, smsCommand, sms, ous );
    }

    private List<TrackedEntityInstance> getTrackedEntityInstanceByPhoneNumber( IncomingSms sms, SMSCommand command,
        Set<OrganisationUnit> ous )
    {
        List<TrackedEntityAttribute> attributes = trackedEntityAttributeService.getAllTrackedEntityAttributes().stream()
            .filter( attr -> attr.getValueType().equals( ValueType.PHONE_NUMBER ) ).collect( Collectors.toList() );

        List<TrackedEntityInstance> teis = new ArrayList<>();

        attributes.parallelStream().map( attr -> getParams( attr, sms, command.getProgram(), ous ) )
            .forEach(
                param -> teis.addAll( trackedEntityInstanceService.getTrackedEntityInstances( param, false, true ) ) );

        return teis;
    }

    private boolean hasMoreThanOneEntity( List<TrackedEntityInstance> trackedEntityInstances )
    {
        return trackedEntityInstances.size() > 1;
    }

    private TrackedEntityInstanceQueryParams getParams( TrackedEntityAttribute attribute, IncomingSms sms,
        Program program, Set<OrganisationUnit> ous )
    {
        TrackedEntityInstanceQueryParams params = new TrackedEntityInstanceQueryParams();

        QueryFilter queryFilter = new QueryFilter();
        queryFilter.setOperator( QueryOperator.LIKE );
        queryFilter.setFilter( sms.getOriginator() );

        QueryItem item = new QueryItem( attribute );
        item.getFilters().add( queryFilter );
        item.setValueType( ValueType.PHONE_NUMBER );

        params.setProgram( program );
        params.setOrganisationUnits( ous );
        params.getFilters().add( item );

        return params;
    }

    private boolean validate( List<TrackedEntityInstance> teis, Set<OrganisationUnit> ous, IncomingSms sms )
    {
        if ( teis == null || teis.isEmpty() )
        {
            sendFeedback( NO_TEI_EXIST, sms.getOriginator(), ERROR );
            return false;
        }

        if ( hasMoreThanOneEntity( teis ) )
        {
            sendFeedback( MORE_THAN_ONE_TEI, sms.getOriginator(), ERROR );
            return false;
        }

        if ( validateOrganisationUnits( ous ) )
        {
            sendFeedback( NO_OU_FOUND, sms.getOriginator(), ERROR );
            return false;
        }

        return true;
    }

    private boolean validateOrganisationUnits( Set<OrganisationUnit> ous )
    {
        return ous == null || ous.isEmpty();
    }
}

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require 'facilethings/ticket_reply'

module Facilethings
  module REST
    module TicketReply
      def new_ticket_reply(params)
        new_object(Facilethings::TicketReply, params)
      end
    end
  end
end


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Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr has emerged as the biggest winner in Iraq's election. But early results showed a voter turnout of just 41%, which is the lowest since the US-led invasion that removed Saddam Hussein from power.
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With several million pieces of mines and explosives lying under the rubble and soil across Iraq, many internally displaced people prefer living in camps to returning home.
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Decades of conflict has made Iraq a hotbed for trafficking. From weapons to drugs, Iraq has dominated headlines. However, less attention has been focused on the trafficking of wild animals. In fact, the Middle East is considered one of the hubs of animal trafficking. Our correspondent in Iraq, Lucile Wassermann, went to meet the players in the trading of wildlife to understand the drivers behind it.
Iran claims missile attack on Kurdish-populated Erbil in Iraq
The US said it is working with the Iraqi and the regional Kurdish governments to get missile defense capabilities after Iran attacked Erbil.
Yazidis in Iraq: 'Nightmare is unbelievable'
Iraq: UN envoy urges politicians to end stalemate to prevent unrest
In a UN Security Council briefing, Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert said the streets in Iraq could "boil over" if political leaders were unable to end a political stalemate that has gripped the country for over seven months.
Iraq court jails Briton for trying to smuggle ancient shards
A 66-year-old British man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for trying to smuggle ancient artifacts out of Iraq. A German arrested alongside him was acquitted.
Yazidi refugees flee fighting in Iraq, and fact-checking rumours about Nazism in Ukraine
A weekly news show produced with photos, videos and personal accounts from FRANCE 24 Observers around the world – all checked by our staff here in Paris.
Between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, a half-open border
The migration crisis, the rise of nationalism and the Covid-19 pandemic have put borders back in the headlines. Although frontiers had never disappeared, globalisation and modern forms of transport had seemed to render them obsolete, at least in many regions. FRANCE 24 brings you a documentary series on four borders that are emblematic of our times. Our reporter Lucile Wassermann travelled to the Arar border crossing between Iraq and Saudi Arabia, which is coming back to life in the middle of the desert.
Turkey rejects blame for deadly Iraq shelling
Iraqi officials have blamed Turkey for an airstrike on the Kurdistan region that killed at least eight tourists. But Turkey distanced itself from the shelling, saying it was a "terror attack."


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In the days following a loved one's death you're faced with hundreds of important decisions to make when you're probably feeling your worst. While coping with the sadness, you may be responsible for sharing the news with family and friends, handling all sorts of legal administration and planning a send off for your loved one. It's not easy and it seems a lot to ask but hopefully you might actually find funeral planning a comfort in the strangely quiet, still days following a death.
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How Political Singers Facilitated the Spanish Transition to Democracy, 1960-1982
Author: Esther Pérez-Villalba
This book explores the politics of identity in works by popular male singer-songwriters Víctor Manuel and Joaquín Sabina and in those by well-known female political singer Ana Belén between the years 1968 and 1982. It examines the connections that existed between their works and the broader Spanish context of the Transition (1960-1982) to democracy. It also explores the representations of Spanish national identity – with special reference to gender differences – that appeared in their texts between 1968 and 1982. It compares the relationship that existed between representations of the nation and national identity in their musical work and Francoist notions of Spain and Spanishness as constructed in different hegemonic discourses. Finally, this book examines some of the most relevant roles that Spanish canción de autor/a, cantautores and cantantes políticos fulfilled at the time of the Transition, especially among different anti-Francoist collectives.
"By looking at cantautores or singer songwriters as organic intellectuals in the Gramscian way, Dr. Esther Pérez analyses and discusses the Spanish Transition from a cultural studies perspective. She presents a detailed critical analysis of the work and public lives of three important and popular performers of the Transition period, namely, Víctor Manuel, Ana Belén and Joaquín Sabina ... the originality of this book lies in looking not only at these artists' biographies but most importantly at how their music could be experienced and understood." - Dr. Mercedes Carbayo-Abengózar, Nottingham Trent University
" ... this book treats a major cultural phenomenon which has not previously been studied in depth, and makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of the way that cultural processes contributed to the formation of a democratic civil society during the Spanish transition to democracy." – Professor Jo Labanyi, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, New York University
"This study is especially impressive for its combination of approaches, producing a many-sided method which ranges beyond the song texts, to the often dramatic political conditions in which it was produced and spoke to large numbers of people ... this study is an accomplished example of an intellectual genre we need very much just now - of historical cultural studies, with a strong political conscience and purpose and a relevance to our own times." – Dr. Richard Johnson, Professor of Cultural Studies, Nottingham Trent University
Preface Dr Mercedes Carbayo Abengózar
PART I THEORY, CONTEXT AND METHOD OF RESEARCH
1	Theorising the Nation: Gramsci, Feminism and Popular Agency
2	The Spanish Transition: Concept, Dates and Agents
3	Research Methods: Scope and Rationale
PART II SONG ANALYSIS
4	"Soy de España": Contesting Francoist Historiography
5	"Me matan si no trabajo, y si trabajo me matan": Reworking the Francoist Fallacy of Class Harmony
6	"La redención que busco entre tus muslos": Love and Sex against Franco
PART III AUDIENCE RESEARCH: IN DIALOGUE WITH SOME LISTENERS TO CANCIÓN DE AUTOR/A OF THE TRANSITION
7	Listeners' Views on Gender and Singer-songwriting
8	"Esto no es sólo una canción": the Roles and Significance of Singer-songwriters and Political Song during the Spanish Transition
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