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Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS returns to Monza for 2021 season launch
Season-opener at Monza to feature 44 cars representing nine brands
Italian venue makes popular return as Endurance Cup celebrates 10th anniversary
Fanatec Esports GT Pro Series set to launch with one-hour Assetto Corsa Competizione race
Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS will launch its 2021 season next weekend (16-18 April) when a 44-car field featuring nine brands contests a three-hour Endurance Cup race at Monza.
The hotly anticipated event represents a welcome return to the calendar for the Italian venue following a one-year hiatus. Located within scenic parkland on the outskirts of Milan, the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza holds unparalleled history, while its idyllic setting contrasts with the ferocious sound of GT3 cars on the 5.8 km circuit.
This will be especially significant weekend, as it marks 10 years since the Endurance Cup staged its maiden race at Monza in 2011. A highly competitive field of 44 cars will tackle the 2021 season opener, raising the curtain on what promises to be another action-packed campaign.
Battle for overall glory more competitive than ever
Ferrari captured last year's Endurance Cup titles thanks to victory in a dramatic decider at Circuit Paul Ricard. Series newcomer Iron Lynx will carry the Italian marque's hopes of overall honours in 2021, with Alessandro Pier Guidi defending his drivers' crown in the #51 car alongside Nicklas Nielsen and Côme Ledogar. The #71 line-up is led by Ferrari expert Davide Rigon, who is joined by rapid youngsters Antonio Fuoco and Callum Ilott.
Audi will be the best represented top-tier brand at Monza, where its contingent will feature two strong crews from Saintéloc Racing. Christopher Haase anchors the #25 alongside French duo Alexandre Cougnaud and Adrien Tambay, while the experienced pairing of Frédéric Vervisch and Markus Winkelhock are joined by youngster Finlay Hutchison in the #26. Team WRT will entrust its #31 machine to Dries Vanthoor, Kelvin van der Linde and Charles Weerts, while the vastly experienced Chris Mies switches camp to join Mattia Drudi and Kim Luis Schramm at Attempto Racing.
BMW has returned to the fight for overall honours and will hope to give its long-serving M6 GT3 a fitting farewell ahead of the M4 model arriving next year. A two-car Walkenhorst Motorsport effort will see Marco Wittman, Sheldon van der Linde and David Pittard in the #34 machine, while Timo Glock, Martin Tomczyk and Thomas Neubauer share the #35.
A pair of impressive Mercedes-AMG crews will compete for overall glory this season. In the #88 AKKA ASP entry, established team leader Raffaele Marciello is joined by returnees Jules Gounon and Daniel Juncadella to form a formidable trio. HRT has named an unchanged line-up, with Maro Engel, Luca Stolz and Vincent Abril also sure to feature at the front.
There's renewed strength among the Lamborghini squads, too. Orange1 FFF Racing will look to recapture the Endurance Cup title with an Italian super team of Andrea Caldarelli, Mirko Bortolotti and Marco Mapelli. Swiss outfit Emil Frey Racing will field established stars Albert Costa, Giacomo Altoè and Norbert Siedler in its #163 Huracán, while the #114 crew combines young talents Jack Aitken, Konsta Lappalainen and Arthur Rougier.
Porsche has earned a clutch of silverware during recent seasons, including a pair of overall wins at the Total 24 Hours of Spa, but is still searching for its maiden Endurance Cup title. GPX Racing will field an ace crew of Earl Bamber, Matt Campbell and Mathieu Jaminet, while Dinamic Motorsport has two 911 GT3-R entries. The #54 features Christian Engelhart, Klaus Bachler and Matteo Cairoli, while Romain Dumas, Andrea Rizzoli and Mikkel O. Pedersen will handle the #56.
McLaren will also be firmly in the hunt thanks to series newcomer JOTA, which will mount a single-car assault for factory drivers Rob Bell, Ben Barnicoat and Oliver Wilkinson. They complete a Pro contingent that ranks among the strongest ever seen in the series and promises to put on a spectacular show at Monza.
More action in prospect with competitive Silver Cup and Pro-Am grids
The battle for overall victory is by no means the only source of interest. The Silver Cup will feature 13 cars, six of which represent Mercedes-AMG. They include last year's Total 24 Hours of Spa class winner HRT, which is joined by fellow German squads Toksport WRT and SPS automotive performance.
AKKA ASP has been a regular contender for Silver Cup glory and should be a force once again this term. Ezequiel Perez Companc's Madpanda Motorsport took the combined series title in 2021 and will have high hopes of adding an Endurance crown this year, while American outfit Winward Racing is preparing for its maiden campaign.
Last year's runner-up Garage 59 is sure to be a strong Silver Cup contender and has added reigning class champion Alex MacDowall to its #159 Aston Martin. Ferrari squad Rinaldi Racing has proven winner Patrick Kujala alongside Chilean rising star Benjamin Hítes, who makes the switch to the 488 GT3 for his second season in the series.
There will be a trio of Audi entries, two from Team WRT and another from Attempto Racing, with the former handing Japanese ace Ryuichiro Tomita his Endurance Cup debut. Grasser Racing returns with a Lamborghini that includes Squadra Corsa juniors Kikko Galbiati and Tim Zimmermann, while Emil Frey Racing completes the Silver grid with another Huracán for an all-Swiss crew.
The Pro-Am class has also maintained an excellent level, with 14 cars set to tackle the season opener. Garage 59 will defend its 2021 title with an unchanged crew of Alexander West, Chris Goodwin and Jonny Adam, making the Aston Martin squad pre-season favourite to retain its crown.
The competition is led by a quartet of Ferrari entries. AF Corse will field past series champions Duncan Cameron and Matt Griffin in the #53, while two-time title-winner Louis Machiels pilots the #52. Sky Tempesta Racing narrowly missed out on the Endurance crown last term and will start 2021 among the favourites, while Kessel Racing makes a welcome return to the series in 2021.
Known for its excellence at the Total 24 Hours of Spa, Barwell Motorsport will look to capture a maiden Pro-Am title with its #78 Lamborghini, while Orange1 FFF Racing has also put its faith in the Italian machine. French outfit CMR switches to the Pro-Am ranks this season with its Bentley Continental GT3, while Boutsen Ginion Racing will continue with its BMW M6 GT3.
Mercedes-AMG is represented by RAM Racing, GetSpeed and SPS automotive performance, while inception racing will field a McLaren for series newcomers Brendan Iribe and Ollie Millroy. The grid is completed by Allied-Racing, which will campaign a Porsche 911 GT3-R this term. The German squad clinched last season's GT4 European Series title in the Pro-Am class and will now look to earn more success in Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe Powered by AWS.
Fanatec Esports GT Pro Series set for debut, extensive on-track support action
The Monza weekend officially begins on Friday with a one-hour bronze test getting underway at 16.25 CET. Saturday will be about preparation, as free practice (09.00) and pre-qualifying (14.05) both run for 90 minutes. The main action takes place on Sunday, with qualifying getting underway at 09.00 and the season-opening three-hour contest going green at 15.00.
Alongside the on-track activity, the launch of the new Fanatec Esports GT Pro Series will also provide significant interest. Organised by SRO Motorsports Group in partnership with Fanatec, Assetto Corsa Competizione and AK Informatica, the groundbreaking series will stage one-hour races at each Endurance Cup event. Teams entering a Pro or Silver car in the full Endurance campaign must select one of their race drivers to compete, with points awarded to the top-three overall and Silver finishers.
At the end of the season, points earned in the virtual series will be added to scores from the Endurance Cup and Sprint Cup to determine the overall and Silver teams' titles for 2021. A significant prize pot of €25,000 will be up for grabs at each event, bringing the total for the season to €125,000. Qualifying will get underway at 18.20 on Saturday, followed at 18.55 by the inaugural race.
Back on the circuit, Monza will herald the beginning of a new era as the Fanatec GT2 European Series stages its maiden event with high-power machinery from Audi, KTM, Lamborghini and Porsche. The firmly established GT4 European Series will also kick off its season with a superb grid of more than 40 cars, while the long-running Lamborghini Super Trofeo begins 2021 on home soil.
All of the competitive action will be streamed live on the official series websites and social media platforms, as well as the GT World YouTube channel. It promises to be a thrilling weekend as the gladiators of GT racing do battle at the iconic Temple of Speed.
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Udall Welcomes Biden For Fundraiser After Blowing Off Obama In January
Vice President Joe Biden is in Denver Tuesday for a fundraiser on behalf of Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall.
It may be a sign of how tough the closely-watched Senate race has become, since Udall famously — and awkwardly — refused to answer a question on live television as to whether he would campaign with President Obama.
In comments to CNN immediately after the State of the Union, Udall tried to dance around a reporter's question about Obama, flatly refusing to say whether he would invite the president onto the campaign trail — not once, but three times.
At the time, Udall could afford to be coy about receiving support from the White House. Because of the disastrous rollout of the Affordable Care Act, Obama was seen more as a liability than an asset, and Udall faced a gaggle of second-tier competitors vying for the GOP nomination.
But since then, Republican Rep. Cory Gardner has entered the race and has been toe-to-toe with the incumbent ever since.
Biden is scheduled to deliver the 2014 commencement address at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs on Wednesday, but he's arriving early to host a private fundraiser in Denver, Fox 31 reported. Udall will be in attendance at the event, which will jointly benefit both him and the Colorado Democratic Party, according to the station.
Jill Biden, the vice president's wife, is hosting a separate "Women for Udall" fundraiser in Colorado Springs Wednesday.
It's not the first time Biden has involved himself in Colorado politics. During contentious debate over Colorado's new slate of gun laws in 2013, he called Democratic leaders in the state senate to encourage them to pass the bills.
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The CSDP train leaves the station. So what?
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Anyone who has recently attended a security or defence conference is likely to have heard EU officials claim that more has been achieved in the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) in the last 12 months than in the previous 12 years. Following last month's notification to the Council on Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO), a development described by High Representative Federica Mogherini as "probably the most important moment for European defence in decades," she or he is also likely to have heard variations on the EU's favourite metaphor: the defence train has left the station.
Certainly, there has been substantial movement on defence in the EU. The launch of three internal initiatives – PESCO, the Coordinated Annual Review of Defence (CARD) under the auspices of the European Defence Agency (EDA), and the Commission's European Defence Action Plan (EDAP), which includes through the European Defence Fund (EDF) the prospect of EU funding for defence for the first time – together with a joint agreement at NATO's Warsaw Summit on EU-NATO relations offer opportunities for real progress.
Praise for Estonia's Presidency
Estonia, which currently holds the Presidency of the Council of the EU, has been justifiably praised for its defence agenda. Thrust into the driving seat six months early by the UK's withdrawal from the rota, Estonia has shrewdly cast its Presidency as one in which key decisions would be taken. And in this, assisted by a refreshed Franco-German motor to drive things forward, the Estonians can claim success. In addition to the formal PESCO decision, which should be taken by the Council this month alongside the agreement of the first list of PESCO projects, the Estonian Presidency's achievements are also likely to include the expansion of the Athena mechanism for financing the common costs of EU operations, and a Council position on the proposed regulation establishing the European Defence Industrial Development Programme.
The road to real progress in European defence
However, real progress in European defence will not be made in the taking of decisions, but in their implementation (which Estonia can happily leave in the hands of later Presidencies). The fact remains that despite the fanfares, the EU is not measurably closer to being able to meet its military level of ambition than it was when the Global Strategy was launched 18 months ago. The key requirement is for more European military capability. This in turn calls for more and better defence spending by the member states, as well as more cooperation between them. While cooperation is the watchword of the EU's new defence initiatives, only the coming years will reveal whether these initiatives can motivate the member states to work more closely together; in other words, whether the EU can add value in a field in which accomplishments have been limited and largely due to bi- or mini-lateral, rather than EU-wide, arrangements.
On the face of it, the EU has not made a good start. The PESCO notification text is weak and has been roundly, and rightly, criticised by influential commentators. In the run-up to the launch of PESCO, much has been made of its legally binding nature, but this is only of value if the member states agree to be bound by things that will make a difference. A legally binding lowest common denominator agreement will be little, if at all, better than the entirely voluntary one that exists today.
PESCO: a starting point that can be built upon?
On the other hand, it is fair to note that the PESCO agreement is only a framework – a starting point that can be built upon. In managing the expectations of its stakeholders, the EU has done itself few favours in claiming success when all it is delivering is process. The list of PESCO projects to be published this month will offer better indications of PESCO's prospects. To be credible, this list will need to contain new commitments, not just the rebadging of existing projects, and projects that will deliver capability to meet the EU's long-recognised capability shortfalls, not just projects that enhance operational cooperation. Regrettably, early indications are that the projects to be put to the December Council will only partially meet these criteria.
It should also be recalled that PESCO is part of a package. There is a great deal of sense in the idea that requirements are identified by the EDA's Capability Development Plan, that PESCO provides a framework for delivery of these requirements, that the EDF serves as financial underpinning, and that CARD provides a forum for review and corrective action.
Another measure of success, then, will be the extent to which this package works together. The EU institutions insist that cooperation among themselves is excellent, but the tendency of organisations to advance and protect their own interests at the expense of the greater good is well-documented. As an example, while it might have been sensible for an exclusive PESCO containing just a handful of member states to conduct a dedicated review process, it is questionable that a PESCO of (probably) 25 member states should require both an annual review of national implementation plans inside PESCO and a CARD process outside it. Some attention will need to be paid to this and other points at which the institutions rub against each other.
There will be other key tests of implementation too, for example the extent to which the review processes will be able to spotlight the performance of individual member states, rather than the collective performance that less enthusiastic individual states can hide behind (note here that the only quantified commitments in the PESCO notification are annotated "collective benchmark") and the degree to which the industrial interests of the smaller member states can be satisfied by the EDAP. Frustratingly, 19 years since the EU defence dimension was launched at St Malo, it is still too early to know if this venture can succeed.
Towards a meaningful destination
It does not matter if the defence train has left the station. What matters is that those on board find the will to ensure it reaches a meaningful destination soon, rather than endlessly circling the same tracks.
Tony Lawrence is a Research Fellow at the International Centre for Defence and Security, Tallinn, Estonia. The views expressed here are his own.
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Tedesco is the $8 equal fav for Player of the Match but no one since Greg Bird a decade ago has won the award in consecutive Origin games.
The Roosters fullback will certainly give himself every chance to do it though as he will be a vital cog for the Blues going forward. He racked up 224 running metres in Game 1, made two line breaks, scored a try and assisted in at least one other.
James Maloney, also at $8, has won a MOM award previously and if it wasn't for his two mistakes in Game I could have easily won his second.
For the Maroons, Billy Slater's influence cannot be underestimated as we have seen some of his best football in the Origin arena. At $15 with TAB, Slater is definitely worth a few dollars if you think that an upset is on the cards.
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MUST SEE — Rebels cut off water to 3 million people in #Aleppo #Syria #ThirstyAleppo #Aleppo_is_Thirsty
Posted: May 14, 2014 in Human Rights, News, Syria
Tags: Aleppo, Free Syrian Army Terrorists, FSA Terrorists, Human Rights, rebels, syria, water, Western Funded Terrorism
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Rebels have cut off the water supply to Aleppo, Syria's largest city, now for the tenth day , people are drinking from dirty inner city streams with makeshift water pumps. abu Ayman an Emir of Jabhat AL Nusra AKA AlQaeda working with the "Islamic Front" formely the FSA, shut down main pumps at Slieman Halabi station. cutting off the water from western aleppo which is under the Syrian Army's control", apperantly they accidently cut off the water to their own areas too. I point out that the human rights organisations are ignoring this, the media is either ignoring it or lying about it.
Syria in Last 24 Hours: Army Regains Control of Strategic Towns in Hama Countryside
Posted: May 13, 2014 in Human Rights, News, Syria, war, Western Censored News
Tags: Army, Covert Wars, Free Syrian Army Terrorists, Psy-ops, rebels, syria, Syrian Army regains control, Western Funded Terrorism
TEHRAN (FNA)- The Syrian army made major advances in Hama countryside in the Central parts of the country and regained control of strategic towns in there.
The army units took control of Al-Jadideh, Al-Malh and Al-Jamileh towns in Mohrad-Salibieh road in Northwestern Hama countryside.
Hama province in Central Syria has a population of over 2 million people and it has been the scene of fierce clashes between the Syrian army and militants in the past three years.
Also in the past 24 hours, more than 4 notorious Al-Qaeda ringleaders were killed in fierce clashes between the Islamic State of Iraq and Levant (ISIL) and Al-Nusra Front.
Meantime, Sami al-Aridi, one of the ringleaders of the terrorist Al-Nusra Front in Syria, raised fraud accusations against Ahmad Jarba, the president of the Syrian Opposition Coalition (SOC), saying he has stolen millions of dollars of international aids.
Writing on his Twitter page, Aridi…
Around 500 Terrorists Killed in Fierce Clashes with Syrian Army in Adra Al-Amalieh
Posted: December 27, 2013 in News, Syria
Tags: FSA, Proxy war, rebels, syria, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan
Around 500 Al-Qaeda terrorists have been killed in the clashes with the Syrian army in the town of Adra Al-Amalieh in Damascus countryside so far, informed military sources announced on Wednesday.
"A sum of 480 terrorists of the total 2,000 militants stationed in Adra Al-Amalieh have been killed in heavy clashes with the Syrian army so far," an informed Syrian military source told FNA.The military source pointed to the determination of the Syrian army to continue its military operations in Adra until a complete mop-up of all terrorists, and said, "The Syrian army troops have managed to achieve considerable success in several fronts in Adra."On Wednesday, the army units regained control of several buildings in the Eastern side of the Electricity Post of Adra Al-Amalieh after fierce clashes with armed rebels.Meantime, the engineering unit of the army defused several improvised explosive devices (IEDs)…
Syria: Cats on the Menu While Death Squads Halt Food Shipments
Posted: November 11, 2013 in News, Syria, Video, Western Censored News
Tags: Death Squads, free syrian army, FSA, rebels, syria, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan
by Brandon Turbeville
Last week, Syrian death squads (aka Syrian "rebels") sent shockwaves of horror through many casual observers when a video was posted to YouTube showing the fighters slaughtering cats for food. The video, which was intended to be used for propaganda purposes, showed the "rebel" fighters after having corralled several domesticated housecats, catching a cat, killing it, and then cooking and eating the feline for the camera. The death squad fighter told the camera how hungry the people of Syria had become that they were resorting to eating cats to survive, as the Syrian military had effectively cut off food to the area.
Although the video did not include the full graphic slaughter, it did show a man beheading a cat, the animal shrieking in terror and pain as he slits its throat, and the subsequent skinning, butchering, cooking, and eating it.
VIDEO — Massive blackout in Syria after rebels blast gas pipeline
Posted: October 24, 2013 in News, Syria
Tags: FSA, rebels, syria, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan
A gas pipeline was attacked near Damascus causing the capital and the southern part of Syria to suffer a blackout, SANA news agency reports. The electricity minister blamed the blast on rebels. READ MORE: http://on.rt.com/r3bt4d
Watch "George Galloway HEATED Speech British Parliament Debate On Military Action Against Syria. 8/29/2013" on YouTube
Posted: August 30, 2013 in Human Rights, News, Syria, UK, war
Tags: Chemical Attack, rebels, syria, Syrian opposition terrorist, UK parliament debate, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan
An ambassador of the Syrian opposition coalition partakes in a conference with Zionists
Posted: August 22, 2013 in News, Syria
Tags: FSA, rebels, Syrian Opposition, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan, zionism
By the order of Qatar, Najib al-Ghadban Partakes in Jewish Conference
Paris – by Nidal Hamade, Al Ahed news
Between August 15 and 19, an annual conference special for the Middle East was held in the Czech capital, Prague, titled "Middle East Regional Security and Cooperation Dialogues," with the participation of a panel of "Israeli" and pro "Israel" Jewish figures from around the world.
Yet the conference has nothing to do with the Middle East, except for its name perhaps. Nonetheless, this time conferees celebrated the attendance of a new guest and an ally that is dear to "Israel." It is the ambassador of the Syrian Opposition Coalition in Washington, Najib al-Ghadban!
Al-Ghadban partook in the conference in his capacity as the official representative of the Coalition, as presented by the organizing committee. There, al-Ghadban sat next to tens of "Israeli" officials like diplomat Dore Gold, "Israel" ambassador to the…
VIDEO — Syria: "Only Rebels Benefit from Recent Chemical Attack"
Tags: Agenda, Chemical Weapons Use, FSA, rebels, syria, Western Funded Terrorism, Yinon Plan, zionism
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Wildly varying reports have emerged of recent chemical weapons use in Syria, with hundreds allegedly killed in the latest attack.
This comes on the same day that the UN inspectors arrive in Damascus to investigate allegations of use of toxic arms.
Initially, Al-Arabiya posted news of 280 victims on Twitter. Later, the news outlet upgraded the figure up to 1,188 victims quoting the Free Syrian Army.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights had a much lower figure, claiming dozens of people were killed, including children.
News agencies such as Reuters and AP mostly put the numbers of victims at hundreds, but say that reports can't be independently verified.
For more, RT talks to reporter and international affairs analyst Patrick Henningsen.
Originally aired on RT, August 21, 2013
http://rt.com/news/syria-chemical-wea…
Syria medics uncover Latakia massacre
Posted: August 21, 2013 in Emergencies, News, Syria
Tags: FSA, Human Rights, Latakia Massacre, New World, rebels, syria, Terrorism, Western Funded Terrorism
Hundreds of civilians including women and children were killed by militants in Latakia, Syria.
More than 200 bodies have been delivered to hospitals in the western Syrian province of Latakia following the occupation of several towns and villages by foreign-backed militants, medical sources say.
The medics said on Tuesday that most of the dead bodies belonged civilians including women and children who have been killed in ambushes carried out by terrorists groups around the city of Latakia.
Al-Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and Levant has been blamed for massacre of civilians in several villages after they tried to make a base for the terrorist group in west of Syria.
Syrian army extended its operations in Latakia and successfully pushed them back from most of the province in July after terrorists intensified their attacks on the port city.
On Monday, the Syrian army recaptured the villages of Hambousheyah, al-Ballouta and Sheikh…
Conflicting media reports regarding Syria – US/Israel Rhetoric
Posted: May 16, 2013 in Human Rights, Middle East, News, Syria, Video, Western Censored News
Tags: Atrocities, Israel, Middle East, misinformation, NWO, propaganda, rebels, Rhetoric, syria, un, UN Resolution, Western Funded Terrorism, Western Funded War, Yinon Plan, zionism
I decided to put this blog together in regards to conflicting statements on news reports regarding Syria and the use of Chemical Weapons as well as the new UN Resolution condemning the atrocities by the Assad Regime and stepping down, and requesting unrestricted access to report on chemical weapon use.
Euronews:
Hillary Clinton discusses "The people were fighting today, we were supporting in the fight against the soviets"
France24: Syrian Rebels used sarin gas says UN's Del Ponte
Syria rebels reject UN chemical weapons claim
Free Syrian Army leader says UN investigator's claim that his group is likely to have used sarin is a "huge injustice".
The rebel Free Syrian Army (FSA) has rejected claims by UN investigators that it is likely to have used chemical weapons.
Carla Del Ponte, a leading UN human rights investigator, said on Sunday that a UN commission of inquiry had gathered testimony from casualties of the civil war and medical staff indicating that rebel forces had used the nerve agent sarin.
Speaking to Al Jazeera on Monday, Saleem Edris, FSA chief of staff, said he considered the remarks a "huge injustice" and "provocation" to the Syrian people.
Del Ponte, a member of the UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Syria, also said that the inquiry had not yet seen evidence of government forces having used chemical weapons, which are banned under international law.
"Our investigators have been in neighbouring countries interviewing victims, doctors and field hospitals and, according to their report of last week which I have seen, there are strong, concrete suspicions but not yet incontrovertible proof of the use of sarin gas, from the way the victims were treated," she said in an interview with Swiss-Italian television.
"This was use on the part of the opposition, the rebels, not by the government authorities," she added.
Read full report here via Aljazeera
ok so compare these reports to the now current UN Rhetoric on Syria. I am guessing Israel and USA didnt like what Del Ponte had to say. Also, i have seen NO Coverage of the above UN statements regarding rebels use of chemical weapons on mainstream Australian News (nor did i expect to considering they are heavily censored and mainly tools of propaganda).
UN Condemns Syrian Government for violence
Whitehouse disregards UN report stating rebels possibly used chemical weapons (Skip to 3 mins for Syrian Chemical Weapons statement)
ABC News Breakfast Australia with my breakdown.
I was still waking up when i saw this report and had to record it. Brain was still sleeping as hadnt had first coffee. but anyway the point is, where is the condemnation of the Rebels atrocities? reported cannibalism as captured on video by rebels? Israel Attacks? Its full rhetoric of Israel and USA people, Wake Up and see the connections.
UN: No clear proof of Syria chemical arms use – Middle East – Al Jazeera English
Posted: May 8, 2013 in Human Rights, Middle East, News, Syria, Video, Western Censored News
Tags: Chemical Weapons, evidence points to rebels use of chemical weapons, FSA Rebels, no clear proof, rebels, syria, un, United Nations
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2013/05/201356135529534687.html UN team of investigators into rights abuses in Syria has stressed there is no conclusive proof of either side in the conflict using chemical weapons, despite a team member's claims to the contrary. "The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Syrian Arab Republic wishes to clarify that it has not reached conclusive findings as to the use of chemical weapons in Syria by any parties to the conflict," the commission said in a statement on Monday.Earlier, Carla del Ponte, a former war crimes prosecutor and a member of the commission, had told Swiss public broadcaster RSI that "according to the testimonies we have gathered, the rebels have used chemical weapons, making use of sarin gas".She acknowledged there was "still not irrefutable proof, [but] very strong suspicions, concrete suspicions that sarin gas has been used… by opponents, by rebels, not by government authorities."The Geneva-based inquiry into war crimes and other human rights violations is separate from an investigation of the alleged use of chemical weapons instigated by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.Ban's office is still trying to negotiate entry into Syria to investigate and collect samples. The Free Syrian Army (FSA) swiftly denied the claim that rebel forces had used chemical arms.
Syria Calls Attack by Israel A 'Declaration of War' – Al-Monitor: the Pulse of the Middle East
Posted: May 6, 2013 in Human Rights, Middle East, News, Syria, war
Tags: Assad, FSA, israeli airstrike, Middle East, rebels, syria, war, Yinon Plan
Israel could now be considered a full party to the Syria war, as Syrian state TV reported Israeli warplanes launched an attack on a research facility around Damascus on Sunday [May 5]. No further details were given. Read more: http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/israel-syria-airstrike-act-of-war.html
Syria rebels 'beheaded a Christian and fed him to the dogs' as fears grow over Islamist atrocities
Posted: January 1, 2013 in News
Tags: Behead Christian, FSA, islamist atrocities, rebels, syria, Violations of human rights
by Nick Fagge
Christian Andrei Arbashe, 38, was kidnapped and beheaded by rebel fighters in northern town of Ras Al-Ayn on the Turkish border
News came as pro-government forces celebrated their victory against rebels near Aleppo Airport
Syrian rebels beheaded a Christian man and fed his body to dogs, according to a nun who says the West is ignoring atrocities committed by Islamic extremists.
The nun said taxi driver Andrei Arbashe, 38, was kidnapped after his brother was heard complaining that fighters against the ruling regime behaved like bandits.
She said his headless corpse was found by the side of the road, surrounded by hungry dogs. He had recently married and was soon to be a father.
Sister Agnes-Mariam de la Croix said: 'His only crime was his brother criticised the rebels, accused them of acting like bandits, which is what they are.'There have been…
Congo Rebels, Army Clash at Goma's Edge
Posted: November 21, 2012 in DR Congo, Emergencies, Human Rights, News
Tags: africa, congo, DR Congo, Goma, Human Rights, rebels, Rwanda
M23 Rebels in Congo's East Capture Key City
Posted: November 21, 2012 in DR Congo, Human Rights, News
Tags: congo, DR Congo, Goma, instability, M23, rebels, war
In the war-torn, mineral-rich Democratic Republic of Congo, rebels belonging to an armed group known as the M23 have launched a devastating offensive against the government of President Joseph Kabila, capturing the main provincial capital of Goma in the country's east, according to reports. Though denied by the Rwandan government, many believe the M23 is armed and backed by Rwanda, as regional governments jostle for influence and control over a part of the world blessed with teeming natural wealth but afflicted by decades of war and human-rights abuses.
UK may give arms to Syrian rebels
Tags: Arms, rebels, syria, UK, Western Financed Terrorism, Yinon
Press Association – Thu, Nov 8, 2012
Syrian rebels could be armed by the UK in a fresh push to oust President Bashar Assad and end the bloodshed after David Cameron ordered officials to re-examine all options.
A Downing Street official said the Prime Minister wanted to put previously rejected measures "back on the table" amid frustration at the failure to halt the 20-month conflict.
Mr Cameron had vowed to redouble his efforts after visiting a refugee camp in Jordan and hearing "horrendous" stories of some of those who have fled the violence.
British diplomats are already set for talks with opposition military commanders as part of the renewed drive – which the premier said should be a top priority for newly-re-elected US president Barack Obama.
He insisted during a three-day Middle East tour that Britain has no plans at present to directly arm rebel forces, pointing out that it was prohibited under the terms of a European Union arms embargo.
Whitehall officials are said however to be considering whether it could be justified under United Nations resolutions and sounding out potential support within Europe for amending the current restrictions.
Other possibile new approaches are the creation of United Nations-enforced "safe zones" within Syria's own borders for refugees – a move being urged on the UN by neighbouring Turkey.
A No 10 official said: 'We're 20 months into this and there is a sense of frustration that we haven't been able to bring an end to the violence.
"The Prime Minister wants to come back and look at things that were on the table a year ago which we didn't want to do then. He wants to put them back on the table.
'We haven't ruled anything in and we haven't ruled anything out. This is the moment to get some impetus going forward. We want to put everything on the table."
Syrian Troops Battle Rebels Near Damascus, Aleppo
Posted: August 11, 2012 in Children, Emergencies, Human Rights, Internally displaced persons, Middle East, News, Syria
Tags: Aleppo, Bashar Al Assad, FSA, NWO, rebels, syria, SYrian Troops, Terrorists, Western Propaganda War, Yinon Plan
Syria: Game Over for Western Media Propaganda
Posted: March 7, 2012 in Emergencies, ICC, News, war
Tags: Al CIAda, Al Queda, free syrian army, FSA, Israel, Libya, Media Propaganda, propaganda, rebels, syria, un
Syria: Game Over for Western Propaganda
As reported on Blacklistednews.com
By Tony Cartalucci
Why should the West intervene in Syria when it turns out "activists" giving daily body counts, the sole source of "evidence" for the UN's ever climbing grand total, are caught not only lying, but staging entire interviews complete with fake gunfire directed "off stage?" Why should the US, UK, EU, or the West's stable of Arab proxy-regimes be allowed to arm Syrian rebels admittedly carrying out their own horrific atrocities? Clearly Syria's opposition have turned out, just as they have in Libya, to be craven, murderous, and ultimately deceitful extremists – making any further contact with them by the West a direct violation of their own national and international laws.
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Ugandan rebels deny they have moved in to Sudan's Darfur
Posted: March 14, 2010 in LRA, sudan
Tags: africa, anti-genocide, cease fire, Darfur, elections, Enough Project, joseph kony, Khartoum, kony, lords resistance army, LRA, Nairobi, oil, organisation, poverty, rebels, sudan, Sudan elections, war
NAIROBI (AlertNet)
Written by: Frank Nyakairu
One of Africa's fiercest rebel organisations, Uganda's Lords Resistance Army, has denied a report that it has moved into western Sudan's turbulent Darfur region.
A U.S.-based anti-genocide group, the Enough Project, said Ugandan rebels notorious for mutilating their victims and abducting children had found a safe haven in Darfur. But two senior members of the rebel group's political wing in the Kenyan capital Nairobi dismissed the claims. "This is part of continued fabrications and guesswork about LRA whereabouts and we would like to dismiss this baseless report with all the contempt it deserves," Colonel Michael Anywar, who acted as LRA military liaison, told Alertnet in Nairobi.
Led by self proclaimed prophet Joseph Kony, the LRA has fought the Ugandan government since 1987. But following the collapsed of a peace process in 2008, the rebels, who were once supported by Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir, have since sought safe havens in DR Congo, Central African Republic (CAR) and Sudan. "It's true that Khartoum once supported LRA but that kind of support stopped in 2002 after which we chose cut those ties," said Justine Labeja, who said he is the head of LRA peace delegation.
Analysts say that with political tensions flaring in Sudan, the LRA is likely to strike an alliance with the Khartoum government as a regional mercenary force. The cult-like group, accused of turning boys into child soldiers and girls into sex slaves, seeks to rule Uganda according to the Bible's Ten Commandments. At the height of Kony's war, thousands were killed and 2 million Ugandans were forced into precarious camps that dotted northern Uganda and southern Sudan for close to two decades. Both men declined to disclose the whereabouts of LRA leader Kony, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
CALL FOR CEASEFIRE
The rebel representatives also echoed recent calls for peace talks made by a religious leaders' group from the four countries affected by the LRA activities. "Ugandan forces need to heed to this call for ceasefire so that this war can end once and for all," said Labeja, who says he coordinates LRA's external affairs. But the Ugandan army, which has been fighting the LRA in Congo, Sudan and CAR, with little success, insists on a military option. "We gave LRA the best option to talk peace but they decided to squander it," said Lt. Col. Felix Kulayigye, a spokesman for Uganda's military.
He said military intelligence indicated the rebels had bases in CAR and southern Darfur but could not confirm any link between the LRA and its former ally, Khartoum. "They are oscillating between CAR and southern Darfur but we have no information that they are receiving any kind of help from anyone," said Kaluyigye in a telephone interview from the Ugandan capital. Relations between Kampala and Khartoum have always been fraught as Uganda supported rebels now heading the semi-autonomous government in southern Sudan.
COULD DARFUR CRISIS WORSEN?
Darfur's conflict surged in 2003 when the rebel groups took up arms against Sudan's government, accusing it of leaving the mostly desert region underdeveloped. If the LRA joins the complex web of Darfur's conflict, the scale of human suffering could increase, the U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) warns. "The LRA has been leaving a trail of devastation from their bases in DRC, South Sudan and CAR. If they go to Darfur, we could seen more displacement there," said Hassan Yusuf, UNHCR's regional spokesman based in Nairobi. According to the U.N. refugees agency, the LRA caused most of the displacement in central Africa in 2009 with hundreds of thousands uprooted.
The rebels have looted, killed civilians and abducted children from three countries, forcing many to flee their homes, according to a report by Human Rights Watch. "This is a very unpredictable outfit and it makes it very difficult to plan for humanitarian response," said Yusuf.
via Reuters AlertNet – Ugandan rebels deny they have moved in to Sudan's Darfur.
"Calls for ceasefire have been tried and yet the LRA have refused to sign the peace agreements. Kony must realise that now the international conmmunity is involved in this since he spread his war from Northern Uganda to surrounding countries, he will not get the "lifting" of his Warrants by the ICC. The time has come for him to be captured and tried at the hague just like Suddam hussain was tried.
Could Darfur's crisis worsen? Yes most definately, if the LRA was to gain any support and they choose to stay in the Darfur region, this will likely cause issues, especially with the elections coming to split the nation. The North will never want to let go of the south and the oil without a fight. This is what it comes down to; power, money and greed. Will the Khartourm give up control of such wealth and power and money? i highly doubt it, i forsee more issues ahead for those of Darfur not only by the LRA but by the political process that will soon take place. "
Rebecca Fowler – Freeuganda
Journal 09/03/2010
Posted: March 9, 2010 in Journals, Life
Tags: Acholi, Blacktown City, blog, Change, child solider, Chol, Cola's Journey, First kill your family, hunger, invisible children, Jacob, journal, Langi, Lions Club, lords resistance army, LRA, missions, poverty, rebels, refugee, rough cut dvd, Suffering, Tribes, uganda, Voice for the voiceless, war
So i've been reading a few books lately and i really need to let people know how amazing these books are. Stories of real life struggles, survival and courage in the face of hardships.
Cola's Journey – The story of a young sudanese man's journey from Sudan, throughout africa and to finally become an Australian Refugee and Citizen. This book amazed me. The courage and strength of Cola (chol) and all that he has survived and lived through totally amazed me, how can one person have so much courage and strength to keep on going? 14 years of travelling, mostly by foot! but its not just one person that has gone through this, there are thousands upon thousands of kids with similar stories that still remain unheard. Cola's determination, courage and strength inspire me to keep on doing what i do for Human Rights. NO ONE should have to be faced with the life he was dealt. No Human deserves to live in fear, be abducted, forced to do something against their will. No One!
First Kill Your Family – Child soldiers of Uganda and the Lords Resistance Army. This book is a great informational tool. Contains facts and information about the war, theories and stories of those who were abducted. All that i had suspected previously was confirmed in this book. Peter, thank you for bringing to light the stories of these beautiful children and the Acholi and Langi Tribes of Northern Uganda. Your book has just inspired me to be all i can be and to never give up. None of these children ever gave up on hope, nor will i.
I stand firm with my beliefs and hope that through my work with Invisible Children and other local non profits i can help bring about change. I can help inspire our nation to change the lives of others.
Australians have compassion, love and sympathy, yet sometimes they are lazy. The typical way of "laid back" life for us is someone else's pain and suffering, when we are "laid back" they are dying, suffering and starving.You don't need to be a martyr or a genius to help. Each person in this world has their own unique ability, a way in which they can help. Find your ability, find a cause and go on a mission, a mission to change.
I was bought up with parents who have served many years (even still serving) in the local Lions Club organisation. Through my childhood years i spent many hours volunteering in Blacktown with them. Through all i have done, it has given me a renewed sense of life, a greater meaning for me being here. I see myself as "a voice for the voiceless" one whom is willing to stand up when injustice happens and say "NO, this is NOT right!"
Imagine if our beloved country had rebels? Imagine YOUR children being abducted and forced to be soldiers? Imagine our government telling us we had 24 hours to leave our homes and go to displacement camps? How would this make you feel? Find that emotional connection and work with it. I found mine in an ex-child solider called "Jacob". I connected with his pain as my son is called "jacob", how easy it is to connect, to make something emotional and personal. Once we make it emotional and personal, we find our lives changing. Open your eyes to the uncomfortable, embrace it, work with it and change your life!
My life, will never be the same, it changed dramatically 3 yrs ago when i was introducted to Invisible Children's Rough Cut DVD. This is my mission now, to help those who have been "invisible" through this 24 year war of madness. I am a new person, a different person, a fighter and challenger of evil. I will not stop until the day i die. I hope, once my children are older, to be able to take my mission international. To visit and help locally with those who are affected by evil's, war and poverty. Be it Africa, Indonesia or any other country that requires help. I have found why i was placed on earth, i challenge you to find your reason for existence.
My father said to me only a few weeks ago "you know you can't save everyone". Deep in my heart, i really wish i could, but i am only 1 person in a world of billions. I may not be able to "save" everyone, but i can educate those who will listen. Education to me is something i never really cared to much about, but as i have grown older, i know that it is the key to everything. At 29 yrs old (pushing 30 next month!) i am only now realising how important education is, i am hoping to apply to university next year (2011) and to continue with my education. Each day i browse the net, looking for information, seeking education, seeking that which is not known and sharing with others. What satisfaction do i get out of this? Not Money or gifts, i get personal and spiritual satisfaction knowing that i CAN CHANGE THE WORLD one person at a time!
Without education, where would humanity be?
– Rebecca Fowler (freeuganda)
Central African Republic: Army in CAR to Fight Kony
Posted: January 9, 2010 in LRA
Tags: Brig Charles Otema, CAR, Central Africa, congolese army, joseph kony, kony, lords resistance army, LRA, Obbo Village, rebels, SPLA, Sudanese Peoples Liberation Army, uganda, UPDF
Kampala — THE UPDF 4th Division commander, Brig. Charles Otema Awany, has camped at Obbo village in the Central African Republic to coordinate operations against the LRA remnants headed by Joseph Kony.
The regional army spokesman, Capt. Ronald Kakurungu, said Otema took over the command against the LRA rebels from Brig. Patrick Kankiriho.
"The hardcore LRA criminals are in the Central African Republic. The issue now is when to put the final nails on them since they are already defeated," Kakurungu told journalists at his office on Monday.
He said the situation in the north was calm with more troops deployed in the DR Congo, the Central African Republic and at all the borders to pursue the LRA rebels and ensure that they do not return to Uganda.
"We have not lost focus in these operations and our mission is to ensure that the problem of LRA rebels does not spill over to the north again," Kakurungu noted.
Kakurungu said the army had killed 305 rebels since it launched a joint military offensive, Operation Lightning Thunder, on December 14, 2008, under the command of Kankiriho.
He said the UPDF jointly attacked the LRA hideouts with the Sudanese People's Liberation Army and the Congolese army in an operation backed by the air force, paratroopers and infantry.
Read the full report via allAfrica.com: Central African Republic: Army in CAR to Fight Kony.


Your reactions on the readers' mail in which you side again and again with the helpless little child in us, are an enormous support to me.
I am fifty-nine years old now and one and half a year ago I discovered your website and I think that saved me.
Some time ago I told you my story, and since I could experience and integrate your siding with the little innocent child in me, life has a different colour for me, because my selfhate is not there anymore as it was there before, and I deeply thank you for that.
As a psychologist and abused child I am especially interested in reading psychotherapy-literature that pretends to investigate the little child that we once were and that is still suffering in us.
In Holland where I live, Past Reality Integration - therapy is a booming form of therapy.
Ingeborg Bosch, the developer of this therapy, says that her therapy is based on your ideas and that is why I (and I think many people) buy and study her books.
However more and more I get the impression that in PRI-therapy there is not a real and fundamental siding with the wounded child and that the fourth command and fear of the public moral are the reason for that.
In the PRI literature I cannot find and feel the real compassion with the abused child that I do feel in your books and on your website.
In the Dutch version of her first book "Rediscovering the true self" (also published in English), Bosch writes in capital letters on page 220: "There is no inner child".
"We do not have a child within us that can be healed, loved or consoled".
"Looking at ourselves as a "me" and as "the child in me" may result in disintegration instead of resulting in integration".
"Loving and consoling the inner child, listening and respecting the inner child only makes our false hope stronger".
"We can only heal the effects of the past when we admit ourselves to feel the old pain, while we are conscious of the present reality".
How do you think does this go together with your ideas? What is the value of a therapy that denies the inner child? Can we heal and at the same time deny the inner child?
Many thanks for the insight and respect you gave me. W.
AM: I am sorry for the confusion; there were many letters at the same time with similar questions concerning the philosophy and practice of Ingeborg Bosch so that my team made a mistake.
It is possible that most of us do not have any experience with the existence of the inner child because the fear of their parents didn't allow them to listen to his voice and to understand his language, not even in their body symptoms. Finally they succeeded almost in killing it. But to declare then that NOBODY can listen to the inner child and that it DOESN'T EXIST at all is like saying that everybody must be blind because I have been made blind. This position is tragic but can be found very often. For that reason, our discovery of the tormented child that gives us messages through our bodies (illnesses) and speaks to us about the suffering he had to endure AND to witness is still not shared and not understood by so many. It is covered up by the self-blame. But you seem to see through this mechanism, and once you do it, you will find out much more.


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Here are the highlights and lowlights from Notre Dame Insider Eric Hansen's latest live chat. To read the entire transcript, go to ndinsider.com/multimedia/chats. The next live chat is TBA.
Tyler from Cleveland, Ohio: Eric, love your work! I'm expecting big things out of the O-line this year. With the whole unit back and pending Robert Hainsey and Tommy Kraemer returning to form, this unit should compete for the best nationally and be in the running for the Joe Moore award, right? Jeff Quinn seems to be a solid recruiter, but we still have to see the O-line take that next leap. Thanks and Go Irish!
Eric Hansen: Tyler, this has to be a unit that takes a big step forward in its run blocking for Notre Dame to be relevant in the College Football Playoff discussion in November. O-line coach Jeff Quinn has been a dynamic recruiter and yet hasn't really defined himself at Notre Dame as to what he can be as an on-field coach. The 2020 season will definitely do that, as will 2021, when he'll have to replace at least three starters. Yet there's enough of a body of work through two seasons to form an impression. One of the things I'm working on for an upcoming story is whether there's a gap between perception and reality when it comes to Quinn.
Were a lot of the problems with the run game related to the relationship between Chip Long and Quinn? Will Tommy Rees be a better fit and will he emphasize run proficiency more? Does ND have better running back personnel now to do that? Will the new tight ends coach have a role in helping to advance the run game and O-line play in general? Those are the things I hope to get to the bottom of in that upcoming article.
Tom from Naples, Fla.: Coach Kelly has a place in Naples and spends a lot of time down here. Why does it seem that the program de-emphasized recruiting in Florida? P.S.: My daughter attends St. Thomas Aquinas in Fort Lauderdale, and she's friends with a lot of the players there. So at least I have her trying to recruit for the Irish.
Eric Hansen: I'm sure Brian Kelly appreciates the extra recruiting help ... When I asked BK about this after the 2019 cycle concluded, here is his response ... then I'll add my take:
"We felt the profile fit better in the state of Georgia," Kelly said of the geographical/philosophical shift. "The kids that we were going to recruit from like schools had the football that we were looking for that was similar to the athlete that was in Florida. So it was an intentional decision on my part.
"(Georgia) is where we want to be right now," he said.
Notre Dame had lost its footing in Florida when it came to both assessing talent in that state and retention. At the time Florida was (and still is) the No. 1 state for Kelly Era recruits to ND. Also at the time, it had an alarming 41 percent transfer rate involving prospects from that state. Some of that retention rate is related to character issues. The connections with the current staff seems to be much stronger in Georgia, the No. 4 state in producing FBS talent in the last dozen years and No. 1 per capita. A lot of it's clustered in or near Atlanta, so it's an efficient use of time on a recruiting trip. I do expect ND to get back into Florida a little more moving forward, beyond just hitting IMG Academy.
Jeff from Phoenix: Hey Eric, with the scholarship of Landen Bartleson now available, what do you think ND will do? Late cycle recruit, grad transfer, walk-on, other? And is the position of need still cornerback? Thanks.
Eric Hansen: Jeff, with the late signing day coming up next Wednesday and Michigan high school defensive back Cameron Martinez (Ohio State) off the table, holding onto that scholarship for either a cornerback or a position where there's unexpected attrition in the spring seems like the right move. Then if needed, use it for a grad transfer. There will be another wave of them hitting the portal after spring practice, so some really attractive options may emerge then.
Tom from Grand Rapids, Mich.: Eric, if you had to pick one player from each side of the ball who is coming up to a make it/break it point in their career this spring, who would it be and what do you need to see from them? Keep up the great work!
Eric Hansen: Tom, thanks for the kind words. Really intriguing question, and there are several guys who kind of fit the mold of being at a critical juncture where there's still opportunity. On offense, I'm going to go with Joe Wilkins. Health has been a factor. If he's not in the top 5-6 receiver options, then I think it might make sense to look at him at cornerback, the position he was initially recruited to play. On defense, it's Shayne Simon. He'll be a junior (and he's injured for spring) and he still hasn't defined the position where he might have the best future. But if he can have a strong August, he can be a factor during the season ... somewhere.
Michael from Tulsa: How do you envision Tommy Rees utilizing Chris Tyree in 2020? Do you think he will attempt to scheme Tyree's touches each week that try to get him out in space on the perimeter, similar to how Rondale Moore was used at Purdue his freshman year? Expecting Tyree to put up the numbers that Moore did his freshman year is obviously unrealistic. But given their similar small frames, I feel like this is a reasonable comparison for Tyree, despite him being a running back, whereas Moore is listed as a wide receiver. Is there another player from the last several years who you believe to be a better Tyree comparison?
Eric Hansen: I think that's going to be influenced by how Chris shows up in June and the progress he makes with strength guru Matt Balis in the summer. Having said that, I think he's a situational back to start, but someone who you can put in the slot and create some mismatches. There's really not a Kelly Era comparison, and that's why it's so significant that he's on the roster. What he becomes beyond 2020 is important as well, because it may be a very different version of what he is next season.
GB from Wasilla, Alaska: Eric, It appears that the weather is not too cold, but I want to ask you, "Would you like a hand warmer?"
Kelly hired Tommy Rees as offensive coordinator. I don't know if that will be a good hire or not. Here are my reservations: Rees was the QB coach, and at least in the first half of the season did not seem to help Ian Book improve and Phil Jurkovec did not improve, which led to his transfer. Why didn't they improve? Was it Rees or Chip Long or something else? Admittedly the offense looked better when they played under Rees' direction against Iowa State. Book has still not shown that he can play well against a top-notch defense like Clemson. Are my concerns out of whack?
Eric Hansen: GB, haha, thanks for the offer. Those are really good observations and questions. What has been suggested, and I'm buying a good portion of it, is that Chip Long's chemistry with the other members of the staff — and the players — had become toxic. Does that mean it impeded Rees as a QBs coach, Jeff Quinn as an O-Line coach? From a production standpoint, it's quite possible, and that certainly is Brian Kelly's belief. The Camping World Bowl is a small sample size. Spring football will give us more info as to how these coaches operate without Long. Book's performance in big games connects to that, and — in the same breath — it doesn't. We'll have to see if his experience in those situations helps propel him to better performances. And we won't know that conclusively until the Irish play Wisconsin in Green Bay this fall.


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As you know, we lost Tom Stockebrand suddenly on November 12th.
On Monday, March 18th, we're going to turn our regular Early Risers Toastmasters meeting into a "Tom Stockebrand Tribute" Meeting. His wife, Carol, who many of you have met at various events over the years, will be attending.
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What's Happened to New Orleans' Street Performers? A Tarot Reader and Her Friends Fear It'll Never Be the Same
By Cameron Quincy Todd
For more than 20 years, JT Canko has been reading tarot cards in Jackson Square, the plaza that sits at the base of St. Louis Cathedral and serves as the figurative—and geographical—heart of the French Quarter. Before the novel coronavirus hit the city in alarming numbers this spring, bringing tourism and outdoor gatherings to a standstill, Canko woke every morning at dawn to claim her spot on the square's corner, where she enjoyed being the first thing many tourists saw that day.
"The mornings on Jackson Square are the most magical times of the day," Canko says. "Before the city wakes up, I watch the momentum and the energy of the square build—the buskers and magicians; the musicians and bucket kids; the pirates, the living statues, and the artisans."
Each morning, Canko and her hodgepodge community of entertainers would drink coffee together and check in on each other before beginning work for the day. Spending so many hours out among her community, Canko has come to consider Jackson Square her home. "We get to be part of a living organism that is New Orleans."
Designed by the French in the 1700s, and the site of the Louisiana Purchase signing, Jackson Square has been best known in recent decades for the lively scene of artists, performers, and musicians that crowd its cobblestones: some of the most creative, energetic people in a widely creative, energetic city. Jackson Square's street performers entertain and enthrall the crowds of tourists that descend upon the city each year, especially during spring, when a season of festivals and celebrations starts around January and continues until the Louisiana heat becomes unbearable.
"Before the city wakes up, I watch the momentum and the energy of the square build—the buskers and magicians; the musicians and bucket kids; the pirates, the living statues, and the artisans."
"I believe Jackson Square is the soul of New Orleans," Canko says. "I really feel like an ambassador to my city. I don't just read cards. All hours of the day I'm giving directions: 'Where's Cafe du Monde?' 'Where should we go eat?' 'Where's a clean bathroom?' I'm an information booth; that's part of my job."
This season, of course, things went a little differently. On March 20, after a week of escalating social-distancing measures aimed to stop the spread of COVID-19, the New Orleans mayor issued a stay-at-home order that effectively shut down Jackson Square. Save for New Orleans' houseless population—those with no home to return to—you'll find the French Quarter largely empty these days.
"I'm so connected to Jackson Square," Canko says, "that when I go to sleep and I dream, the soundtrack of the background is New Orleans brass. I'm used to having a brass band to the right of me; a juggler, a Lucky Dog cart, and a magician to the left of me. I miss my community."
Canko, who lives close to the Quarter in the Marigny neighborhood, lost her father while under quarantine. Having to mourn alone was incredibly difficult for her. Normally, she would have been out on the square the next day, crying with her community and welcoming their hugs. "That's my family," she says.
Canko's art is much older than the city itself. Tarot cards first appeared in Italy in the middle ages (early 1400s), when Canko says the cards were both a playing game (tarichi) and a tool for reading into life. The pagan myths—and agricultural leanings—of that time period influenced the symbols on the cards and the parables they give us today.
Likewise, the types of clowning and miming you'll see on contemporary Jackson Square have older origins—roots in ancient Egyptian, Grecian, and Roman theater, 17th-century Italy, and 19th-century England. The performer "Rose"—who prefers to go by a stage name—first studied as a professional actor in Chicago. It took a chance opportunity—to study masked clowning in Northern Italy—for her to discover that the street was the performance space she craved.
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"That's where I realized the opportunity in the guerilla theater experience," she says. She liked that street theater wasn't just for a "theater-going" crowd. Rather, it brought the performance to the audience—whether they liked it or not. Soon after leaving Italy, she created the character of "A Rose Moment," a bronze "activation" statue who comes to life when a passerby puts money in her box. In return, Rose bestows the audience member with a note—the kind you might find in a really good fortune cookie.
Rose says most people don't realize how much of an illusion a living statue presents. Passersby constantly marvel at her ability to stay still for hours (how does she itch her nose? How does she go to the bathroom?). In reality, on a regular crowded day, Rose gets to "activate" every 10 minutes or so—she otherwise takes breaks whenever she feels like it. But the mystery is part of the act. Over the years she has spent on Jackson Square, Rose has seen all sorts of reactions to the experience.
"I miss the positive energy of a crowd of happy people watching me. Now that it's gone, I realize how much a part of my happiness was based on daily doses of supercharged human interaction."
"There was something about Rose that really spoke to so many different demographics of people," she says. "I've had large Harley Davidson motorcycle groups, big dudes with mustaches and sunglasses, giggle like a little girl when I come to life."
Sometimes Rose's notes brought out emotional reactions in passersby, reminding them of something going on in their own lives that they then shared with Rose. "I've shared so many beautiful tears with total strangers that I would never see again," she says.
In street performing, this interactive element is essential to the art. "The fascia of the moment is created by the other person, depending on how they react," Rose says. This need for strangers, and their in-the-moment reactions, makes it hard to simply transfer street acts to a virtual platform.
"I miss the positive energy of a crowd of happy people watching me," says Dusty Campbell, a Jackson Square magician and clown. "Now that it's gone, I realize how much a part of my happiness was based on daily doses of supercharged human interaction."
The weekend of March 17, amid growing virus anxieties, Rose went to Petco and purchased a pair of foot-long tongs—the kind used to feed snakes. She worried that tourists would avoid interacting with her because of germs, and figured she could use these to dispense her signature notes to the crowds. As it turned out, of course, this wasn't enough—Jackson Square cleared out a few days later—but such solutions aren't out of the question for the coming months, or whenever normalcy trickles back into places like Jackson Square, when some health precautions (and fears) are sure to carry over.
"I think about how much of my show involves touching, and it scares me for the future," says Dusty Campbell. "Quality street performing is about gathering people up and getting them to stand as close together as possible. That's literally the heart of crowd making…anyone who's done it long enough can tell you there is a huge difference between a group of people standing around in proximity to one another, and a 'crowd.'"
Dusty does some smaller performance work, but it's not the same as street theater. "It will be very interesting to see how this affects my ability to perform," he says.
In the meantime, street artists are finding other ways to occupy their time. "I'm spending a hell of a lot of time in meditation," Canko says. She's also learning a new tarot deck, a gift to herself on the winter solstice: the second edition of Salvador Dali's tarot cards. This is a special deck that the Surrealist illustrated himself, mostly with collages. Canko has done a few readings over video calls, so far, and mostly for her regulars.
Dusty is also taking the time to study his craft. "Since the world hit pause, I've been living like a contented six-year-old alone in their room with their favorite toys," he says. He's also taking part in the "Big Easy Busker Bonanza," an online performance space for the New Orleans street artists and their audiences stuck at home.
"All of quality street performing is about gathering people up and getting them to stand as close together as possible."
Rose doesn't see herself back in Jackson Square. She had plans to leave New Orleans to go back to school for drama therapy, and the crisis accelerated her move (though the school part is on hold).
She is finding moments of performance, though. Back at her dad's house in Colorado, a few friends recently hired Rose to perform for their mothers—at a safe distance, of course. Rose showed up on the front lawns of the mothers' houses in full costume, bearing Love Actually-style signs and strumming songs like Louis Armstrong's Smile from her ukulele. She calls these her "Mom-a-Rona-Grams."
"Clowning, in general, is funny, but I also think it's a little sad," Rose says. "Having realized that, I thought, 'Oh right, this is actually the perfect time for a clown.'"
Even a seasoned tarot reader can't predict exactly what the future will look like for Jackson Square's street performers. Over the years, Canko says her readings have become more situational. She's more prone to tell you how you might deal with life, rather than exactly what will happen to you.
"For me, that's the experience of life," Canko says. "It's about how you handle it—with dignity and grace, and to your highest good."
Perhaps some wisdom from Rose will help, though. Among the forty notes in the box, some of her favorites include: "No matter how cruelly the cold ravishes the earth, the spring always forgives winter," "Respect is what we owe, love is what we give," and "Everything is temporary."
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Pure Water Joy has determined that the most cost-effective, sustainable and farthest-reaching solution to achieve our mission is to purchase a borehole drill machine as well as a vehicle to transport the drill to rural areas. Keneth is confident in his newly acquired knowledge of how to drill boreholes and maintain wells thanks to his Well Technician certificate from the community college in Mbeya. Once we procure the drill, Keneth will drill wells at cost for as much of the country as possible, initially focusing on rural areas in the Mbeya region and expanding from there. With continued support from the community, we hope to expand into other African countries as well.
The at-cost monies required to drill and install a well will be covered by the collective contribution from residents of each village and/or from contributions from donors. To ensure the longevity of each well installed, Keneth will select a group of people in each village that we serve whom he will train on proper well maintenance and repair, empowering the local communities to take care of their new freshwater source for decades to come. Keneth will also be reachable by phone should any questions or issues arise in the rural communities and will undertake follow-up visits to each village to ensure each well's continued operation.


Plenty! With a bustling downtown at one end and breathtaking Lake Michigan at the other, Holland offers acres of activities for the whole family.
Holland's Lake Michigan beaches provide not only a great way to spend the day, but also a spectacular place to watch the gorgeous sunsets. Holland State Park is known for its expansive white-sand beaches, and for its bike and hiking trails, dune walk stairways, boating activities, and beach volleyball. And if you want to stay right at the beach, there are two campgrounds on the property.
Tunnel Park gets its name from its spectacular entrance: a tunnel through a sand dune that opens out onto an extensive beach and the splendor of Lake Michigan. Besides the magnificent beach, Tunnel Park offers picnic areas and shelters, four sand volleyball courts, a children's playground complete with a dune climb, and a dune stairway with spectacular views of Lake Michigan.
Done with your beachcombing and suntanning? Then head to downtown Holland for a whole season of fun. At the Holland Farmer's Market, you'll find the freshest produce, heartiest plants, tastiest baked goods, and the most wholesome cheeses, eggs, and meats—all produced and sold by the friendliest people! In the summer, Wednesdays bring kids' activities to the market, and Saturdays feature the Market Chef Series at which local chefs show how to make sumptuous dishes from farmers market items.
Summer in downtown Holland bursts with entertainment on Thursday evenings, during the Street Performer Series. Acrobats, singers, musicians, magicians—even fire eaters—thrill and charm the strolling audience. Friday evenings provide the Summer Concert Series, with a variety of local groups delighting the crowd.
Later in the summer, Holland is still kicking with downtown sidewalk sales, Art in the Park, and Tulipanes—the Latino Film, Art, and Food Festival.
On those rare days when there are no events, Holland still has plenty to offer. At the Nelis' Dutch Village shops, you can find everything from tasty stroopwafels to a traditional Dutch ensemble for your Barbie doll—complete with tiny klompen! Right outside is an extensive theme park where you can ride the Zweefmolen (Dutch chair swing ride), find out if you're guilty of witchcraft, hand crank an Amsterdam street organ, and become an honorary Dutch dancer for a day.
Windmill Island Gardens not only features DeZwaan, the authentic Dutch windmill brought over from the Netherlands, but also thirty-six acres of manicured gardens, dikes, and canals, and a hand-painted Dutch carousel.
And even when the five million tulips are gone from Veldheer's Tulip Farm, you can still enjoy other plantings as well as the adjacent DeKlomp Wooden Shoe and Delft Factory. It's one of the rare places outside the Netherlands where authentic blue and white porcelain Delftware is fired and hand-painted.


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Robbie Williams attacks Brit awards in new song
The Brits 2013, which reunites Williams with old songwriting partner Guy Chambers, takes a pop at 'boring' ceremony
Tue 26 Feb 2013 05.26 EST First published on Tue 26 Feb 2013 05.26 EST
Let me entertain you … Robbie Williams during the 2013 Brit awards at the 02 arena in London on 20 February. Photograph: Samir Hussein/Redferns via Getty Images
Robbie Williams has teamed up again with Guy Chambers for a naughty new song, released free online. The Brits 2013, which skewers the recent awards ceremony, was written and recorded last weekend.
"Here's a gift from me and guy," Williams posted on his official website. "We wrote it on Saturday, recorded it on Sunday ... If you have kids in the room, don't play it."
That's sound advice. The song opens with sampled interview and dissolves immediately into a swear-strewn Williams rap. "Well that Brits night was so fucking boring ... Coke in the bogs till seven in the morning / Look the wrong way and we end up brawling / Then I had a bit of beef with you-know-who / and I fucked a few female stars or two."
The ballad portion of the song isn't any less crass. "I still want to be laid by you," Williams croons. "It's like a VD clinic – only pricks are in it. So fucking dull and professional and timid. To be frank sir I prefer this showbiz chancer."
Despite The Brits 2013's thrown-off character, this is hardly amateur hour. Chambers wrote and produced all of Williams's first five solo albums, which sold more than 11m copies in the UK alone. But the pair have rarely collaborated since Escapology in 2002, when they had a well-publicised falling out. "I think I got a bit big for my boots," Chambers admitted in 2005. They finally co-wrote a song for Williams's 2009 album Reality Killed the Video Star, and then appeared together on stage last year.
Williams, who is 39, did perform at the Brit awards gala on 20 February, as well as presenting a global success gong to One Direction. Chambers was in the room as well, sitting "near the toilets" with the German singer Schmidt.


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