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Rumor Has It: JFNA really wanted to feature President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu on stage together but the White House is sending McDonough instead.
Ari Harow, Netanyahu's former Chief of Staff, previews the Prime Minister's upcoming visit for JI readers: "We can expect that PM Netanyahu will continue where he left off at the UN, pushing the Iran issue… compliance with the deal… strengthen those opposing Iranian agression; first and foremost Israel… and work to dismantle Iran's global terror network… Post the Iran deal Israel has gone to great lengths to ease tensions with Washington, including in statements made by some of Israel's leaders… and Defense Minister Ya'alon's visit to DC last week helped set the stage..which should help both sides put a positive spin on the visit."
Ronald Lauder places an ad in today's NYTimes, WSJ and Washington Post: "This is a unique opportunity to reinvigorate the relationship between the United States and Israel. I know both President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu. Both possess the greatness, the vision and the courage needed to move this relationship forward on a positive path. Together, they can revitalize the American-Israeli alliance, ensure the future security of Israel, help stabilize the Middle East and bring the entire world closer to peace." [Ad] H/T to our friends at Playbook
Chris Miller and Rebecca Friedman Lissner: "The Israel That Can Say "No" — Why Netanyahu Has Less Need for the United States." Paywall [ForeignAffairs]
Hillary Clinton Op-Ed: "How I Would Forge Better Ties to Israel — and Rebuild Bond With Benjamin Netanyahu" [Forward]
"Cruz Blasts Administration For Neglecting U.S. Victims of Palestinian Terror" by Jacob Kornbluh: "During the hearing, titled "Justice Forsaken: How the Federal Government Fails the American Victims of Iranian and Palestinian Terrorism," Cruz and Senator Chris Coons (D-Delaware) drew focus on the federal government's failure to support the American victims of Iranian and Palestinian terror in their search for justice." [JI; YouTube]
TOP TALKER: "Donald Trump Is Said to Have Reached Out to the Megadonor Sheldon Adelson" by Maggie Haberman: "Adelson has told associates in the weeks since that conversation, which took place over the summer, according to the person briefed, that he considered the outreach an effort by Mr. Trump to secure his support." [FirstDraft; JI]
"Trump courted mega-donors he now scorns" by Kenneth Vogel and Ben Schreckinger:"Trump's courtship of Adelson, a Las Vegas casino mogul and ardent Zionist, involved "a very clear ask for money," said a source close to Adelson, who noted the request came even as Trump was publicly declaring that he didn't need donors' money. "It was an odd ask." Yet the sources close to the Trump campaign said that it went to great lengths to cast the candidate as an Israel supporter to appeal to Singer, Adelson and other similarly minded megadonors." [Politico]
Trump on Morning Joe: "I had one conversation with Sheldon, and all he wants to do is protect Israel," Mr. Trump said on MSNBC's Morning Joe. "The only thing I can tell you is that Sheldon Adelson is very well-protected because I will take care of Israel," he said. "But his primary thing, I would say 99.99 [percent] is Israel." [WashTimes]
BACKSTORY — by Gabriel Sherman: "According to a source, Kushner told Trump during a meeting at Trump Tower that he could help broker a meeting with Singer. Kushner, the owner of the New York Observer, indicated to Trump that the paper had been helpful to Singer. Trump told Kushner to make it happen. Kushner emailed Dan Senor, an executive at Elliott Management and a close associate of Singer's, to introduce Trump, according to three sources close to Singer and Trump. But Singer wasn't interested, and the meeting with Senor never happened." [NYMag]
"Donald Trump Rips Marco Rubio, Paul Singer on Immigration: "Paul Singer represents amnesty and he represents illegal immigration pouring into the country," Trump said." [Bloomberg]
RJC's Jeremy Wynes: "Are you serious with this, Daily Caller?!" — "Does Paul Singer Think Open Borders For America Will Be Good For Israel?" [DailyCaller; Twitter]
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IRAN DEAL: "U.S. Detects Flurry of Iranian Hacking" by Jay Solomon: "Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard military force hacked email and social-media accounts of Obama administration officials in recent weeks in attacks believed to be tied to the arrest in Tehran of an Iranian-American businessman, U.S. officials said." [WSJ] • "Iran's defense hawks prepare for worst after nuclear deal" [Reuters]
FIRST LOOK — Cover Story: "Is Iran Finally Ready for Change?" Paywall [TimeMag]
Josh Rogin: "Iran and Saudi Arabia Clash Inside Syria Talks" [BloombergView]
SCENE LAST NIGHT — by Jacob Kornbluh: "A few hundred members of the New York Jewish community gathered last night at Temple Emanuel to honor the memory of former Israeli PM Yitzhak Rabin. Featured speakers included Consul Gen. Ido Aharoni, Malcolm Hoenlein, UJA's Alisa Doctoroff, Rabbi Joshua Davidson, Dr. Gady Levy, and Rabin's granddaughter, Noa Rothman. Actor Tony Lo Bianco served as emcee."
Hoenlein recalled his relationship with Rabin: "In 1995, we hosted an event in the Capitol rotunda to mark the passage of the Jerusalem bill. It was the last time that such an event has ever been held there. As we were working on the bill, Rabin said to me: 'If you get it passed, I will come to Washington to sign it.' So, I called him the day before the vote and I said, 'Mr. Prime Minister, I want to test you if you will keep your word because tomorrow it will pass.' It didn't take but a few hours until I got a call asking me when the ceremony will be and he came. And he said to me that this one of the happiest days in his life."
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TALK OF OUR NATION: "Amid Security Threats, Tunis' Only Kosher Restaurant Shutters" by Steve Inskeep: "A few years ago, I visited that kosher restaurant — a vestige of Tunisia's ancient and once-thriving Jewish community. We were traveling across North Africa, and we took a table with the owner, Jacob LaLoush. We'd heard his restaurant served a vodkalike concoction made from figs called bukha — a type of Tunisian vodka. When we dropped by in 2012, he taught us how to drink it, retrieving a frost-covered, small green bottle from the freezer in his kitchen. To LaLoush, alcohol symbolized freedom in a majority-Muslim country, but it was also becoming a source of friction in Tunisia… But, for security, the new restaurant will serve customers by invitation-only." [NPR]
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«True» es el título de la canción interpretada de la banda de new wave inglesa Spandau Ballet, pertenece a su tercer álbum de estudio True (1983). Originalmente se grabó en Compass Point Studios, Bahamas, fue compuesta por uno de los líderes del grupo Gary Kemp y consta con una duración de seis minutos y medio (en la versión del álbum). Esta balada en parte rinde homenaje al artista de Motown Marvin Gaye, y fue grabada un año antes de su asesinato.

La canción fue un gran éxito por todo el mundo, entrando en el primer lugar en la lista del Reino Unido durante cuatro semanas en la primavera de 1983, convirtiéndose en el sexto sencillo con mayores ventas y alcanzó el puesto 1 en 20 países. Este hit que popularizó a la banda, fue muy recordado en los Estados Unidos, ya que alcanzó el puesto 4 en el "Billboard Hot 100" en otoño de ese mismo año y el 1 en la Adult Contemporary por una semana. Es notable también por su uso en la película de 1984 Sixteen Candles.

En 1985 la banda interpretó la canción en el cierre del Live Aid. La nueva mezcla hecha por Tony Swain y Gary Kemp fue incluida en el álbum de 2002 Reformation.

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For fresh investing ideas, we suggest taking a cue from Wall Street. Recommendations from the Street's pros can provide a source of inspiration, as analysts often have in-depth knowledge of the industries they cover. That being said, not all analysts have the same track record, with some demonstrating a much stronger ability to generate returns with their ratings and price targets.
Taking this into consideration, we turned to TipRanks' top rated analyst, Canaccord's Richard Davis. According to TipRanks' algorithm which calculates the average return of each rating as well as overall success rate, the tech sector analyst was the best performer out of 5,583 total analysts. With an 82% success rate and a 44% average return per rating, it's clear that his calls demand attention.
With this in mind, we wanted to take a closer look at the five-star analyst's top picks in the software space. Not only does the upside potential of each exceed 20%, but all of the stocks have earned a 'Strong Buy' consensus based on all of the ratings published over the last three months. Let's dive right in.
ServiceNow (NOW)
ServiceNow is a cloud computing company that wants to make it easier to get work done with its software solutions. Even though Davis expects a rough next quarter or two from NOW, the analyst believes that the tech stock still represents a compelling investment.
His bullish thesis lies in part with the company's commitment to achieve both near and long-term financial targets. Incoming CEO Bill McDermott stated that there hasn't been a change in demand and activity as a result of macro conditions, and thus the company is still on track to meet its goals. Not to mention the public sector has been welcoming the cloud with open arms. In its most recent quarter, NOW signed thirteen contracts that have average contract value of more than $1 million with the U.S. federal government. This is up from the five deals it signed one year ago.
While acknowledging the concerns surrounding employee attribution, the five-star analyst calls fears "overblown." Out of NOW's top 100 sales representatives, the company has only lost three. It should also be noted that company-wide employee retention rates rival that of other industry leaders.
Based on all of the above factors, Davis tells investors to stay onboard. The analyst adds, "If you don't own NOW, you should be happy because you just walked into the store and found your favorite item on an unexpected sale – we'd use what is likely to be an up and down stock price to build out a full position through year end". Bearing this in mind, he kept his Buy rating while lowering the price target from $315 to $285. Even with this reduction, Davis sees 18% upside potential in store.
In general, other Wall Street analysts take a bullish approach when it comes to NOW. 16 Buy ratings compared to 2 Holds assigned in the last three months give it a 'Strong Buy' analyst consensus. Additionally, its $300 average price target puts the upside potential at 21%. (See ServiceNow stock analysis on TipRanks)
Smartsheet (SMAR)
With Davis calling Smartsheet "one of the best positioned and executing firms that we follow," this software company is definitely on our radar.
Smartsheet offers its customers a software platform for the workplace, with this solution allowing teams to work more effectively and improve overall outcomes. While the company provides solid products, the project management space is overcrowded with competitors. That being said, Davis highlights SMAR as a standout based on the fact that its software does exactly what it's supposed to do.
"Smartsheet makes the buying, pricing and expansion process comfortable. When you combine passionate customers with technical prowess and pleasant buying experience, you have the ingredients for a long runway of growth," the analyst commented.
Davis argues that the key to successfully navigating a competitive industry is to continue to innovate, get scale as well as meet the needs of current customers, all three of which the analyst says SMAR is doing. The company has kept customers excited by adding new features including conditional logic enhancements, cut and copy widgets, new ways to filter, multiple select drop down lists and several others. Based on the company's 134% customer retention, its users are liking what they're seeing.
Like Davis, the rest of the Street has high hopes for SMAR. With 8 Buy ratings and 1 Hold received in the last three months, the message is clear: the software stock is a "Strong Buy." At an average price target of $50.44, the potential twelve month gain lands at 24%. (See Smartsheet stock analysis on TipRanks)
Upland Software (UPLD)
While it's yet another player in the workplace software space, Davis thinks Upland stands to become a disruptrive player in the sector thanks to its recent acquisition.
On October 6, UPLD announced that it was set to buy Altify for $84 million. Altify is a customer revenue optimization platform that is built natively on Salesforce. It was designed to improve sales execution by solving account management problems and by meeting sales process optimization needs. According to the analyst, Altify complements UPLD's existing product offerings as well as provides a new customer base for the company to sell to.
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Westchester Man Arrested in Menands on Child Enticement Charge
ALBANY, NEW YORK – Dean Picariello, age 30, of Valhalla, New York, was arrested yesterday and charged with attempting to entice or coerce a child.
The announcement was made by Acting United States Attorney Antoinette T. Bacon and Thomas F. Relford, Special Agent in Charge of the Albany Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
The charges in the complaint are merely accusations. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
The criminal complaint alleges that, on November 4, 2020, Picariello initiated a conversation with an undercover police officer posing as a 12-year-old girl in a teen chat group on a popular social media messaging application. Picariello engaged in sexually explicit conversation with the undercover officer, graphically describing the sex acts he would perform on the 12-year-old child when they met in person. In late November, Picariello began exchanging sexually explicit text messages with a second undercover officer posing as the 12-year-old girl's younger cousin. On December 3, 2020, Picariello arranged to travel from Valhalla to Menands, to meet and have sex with the cousins. When Picariello arrived at the prearranged meeting location in Menands, he was encountered by law enforcement officers and arrested.
Picariello appeared today before United States Magistrate Judge Christian F. Hummel. Picariello will remain detained pending trial.
The charge against Picariello carries a sentence of at least 10 years and up to life in prison, a fine of up to $250,000, and a term of supervised release of at least 5 years and up to life. A defendant's sentence is imposed by a judge based on the particular statute the defendant is charged with violating, the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, and other factors. If convicted, Picariello would also have to register as a sex offender.
This case is being investigated by the FBI and its Child Exploitation Task Force, and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Rachel Williams.
Anyone with information about this defendant is encouraged to contact the FBI Albany Field Office at (518) 465-7551.
This case is prosecuted as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative designed to protect children from online exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorney's offices, Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to better locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who exploit children via the Internet, as well as identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit https://www.justice.gov/psc/.
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You use personal pronouns to refer back to something or someone that has already been mentioned.
You also use personal pronouns to refer to people and things directly.
There are two sets of personal pronouns: subject pronouns and object pronouns.
You can use "you" and "they" to refer to people in general.
1. When something or someone has already been mentioned, you refer to them again by using a pronoun.
John took the book and opened it.
He rang Mary and invited her to dinner.
"Have you been to London?" - "Yes, it was very crowded".
My father is fat - he weighs over fifteen stone.
In English, "he" and "she" normally refer to people, occasionally to animals, but very rarely to things.
2. You use a pronoun to refer directly to people or things that are present or are involved in the situation you are in.
Where shall we meet, Sally?
I do the washing; he does the cooking; we share the washing-up.
Send us a card so we'll know where you are.
3. There are two sets of personal pronouns, subject pronouns and object pronouns. You use subject pronouns as the subject of a verb.
Note that "you" is used for the singular and plural form.
We are going there later.
4. You use object pronouns as the direct or indirect object of a verb.
The nurse washed me with cold water.
The ball hit her in the face.
John showed him the book.
Can you give me some more cake?
Note that, in modern English, you use object pronouns rather than subject pronouns after the verb "be".
"Who is it?" - "It's me".
There was only John, Baz, and me in the room.
You also use object pronouns as the object of a preposition.
We were all sitting in a cafe with him.
5. You can use "you" and "they" to talk about people - in general.
You have to drive on the other side of the toad on the continent.
They say she s very clever.
6. You can use "it" as an impersonal subject in general statements which refer to the time, the date, or the weather. See Unit 86.
"What time is it?" - "It's half past three".
It is rainy and cold.
You can also use "it" as the subject or object in general statements about a situation.
It is too far to walk.
I like it here. Can we stay a bit longer?
If anybody comes, tell them I'm not in.
His family was waiting in the next room, but they had not yet been informed.


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BRADY CAMERON
Real Name: Brady Cameron
Occupation: Assistant CEO of Cameron Electronics (see comments)
Group Membership: Cameron Electronics
Affiliations: His agents (Harry, others);
formerly Eric Cameron
Enemies: Adonis (Eric Cameron), Captain America (Steve Rogers), SHIELD (Supreme Headquarters International Espionage Law-Enforcement Division)
Known Relatives: Eric Cameron (father, deceased)
Base of Operations: Cameron Electronics, Ithaca, New York and Manhattan, New York City
First Appearance: Captain America I#243 (March, 1980)
Powers/Abilities: Brady Cameron was an ambitious businessman, but a very poor fighter.
Height: 6' (by approximation)
(Captain America I#243 (fb) - BTS) - Brady Cameron was the son of the domineering Eric Cameron, founder and owner of Cameron Electronics. Brady feared his father, who had a habit of shouting down any attempts to question his decisions, and Eric in return believed his son lacked backbone and couldn't stand on his own, never giving Brady a chance to prove himself. Brady grew to resent and then hate him, feeling his father was holding him back. This persisted even when his father became increasingly ill and had to rely on a complicated life support system connected to the factory. Worse, any hope Brady had that he could simply wait for his father to die was shattered when his father revealed he had a plan to make himself effectively immortal by transferring his brain into a lifelike robot body, an LMD (Life Model Decoy), a perfect form Eric dubbed his Adonis. To do this he needed to steal an LMD manufacturing device, the Master Matrix, from the spy agency SHIELD, so Eric had Brady arrange for agents of theirs (probably mercenaries) to raid the Federal Courthouse in Lower Manhattan where the Matrix was then being kept. However, Brady decided that it was time for him to inherit the company and the prestige he felt came with it, and decided to sabotage the brain transfer to ensure his father's demise.
(Captain America I#243) - The raiding party returned, minus several members who had been apprehended, and Brady was informed that the Matrix had been procured and the transfer procedure could commence. He went to inform his father of this, but even attempting to relay this good news merely earned another denigration from Eric, who then ranted about how he would soon become immortal. Eric was interrupted by an alarm sounding, with security monitors revealing that Captain America had broken into the facility, hunting for the stolen Matrix. Eric shouted at Brady to ready the Matrix for the brain transfer while he activated the automated security systems to deal with the intruder, and when Brady started to question Eric's desire to go through with the transfer procedure under these circumstances, his father began screaming at Brady to do as he was told. Cowed, Brady obeyed, and watched as surgeons using specialist machinery designed by Eric transplanted Eric's brain into his new LMD body in under twenty minutes. Brady then dismissed the doctors despite their protests, and, aware the only thing left was to switch on the electricity going to the LMD to activate it, deliberately adjusted the power supply to overload, intending to incinerate his father's new robot body.
As the Matrix began to glow Captain America burst into the room, having defeated the security systems. He punched Brady away from the power controls, and seeing the Matrix glowing violently tried to switch it off, prompting a desperate Brady to leap at the superhero in a futile attack Captain America easily blocked. However, even the few seconds delay Brady had procured was enough, because the Matrix finally overloaded and exploded. Cap threw himself between Brady and the blast, blocking flames and debris with his shield, but to both his and Brady's shock Eric began screaming, revealing that he too had survived. As a disbelieving Brady insisted that his father was supposed to be dead, Eric's robot "Adonis" emerged from the fire, his synthetic flesh melted and deformed, angrily blaming Brady and shouting that he would kill the terrified man.
(Captain America I#244) - As Adonis advanced, Brady pleaded for mercy, insisting that it had all been an accident, but his father was having none of it and lifted Brady aloft by the throat. Before Adonis could do any serious harm to Brady, Captain America struck the robot with his shield, causing him to drop Brady. With the fire rapidly spreading, Adonis, his mind as damaged as his body and fearful of flames after being trapped in the burning Matrix, leapt through a window and fled into the night. Cap hastily carried Brady out of the building, ignoring Brady who, seemingly in denial over what had just happened, insisted that the company was his now despite the fact the entire business was burning down around him. Once they got outside though, Brady fell silent as he witnessed the trail of destruction Adonis had left while fleeing the factory grounds. Cap called in the authorities, and took Brady with him in a police helicopter as they followed Adonis' trail, which ended showing he had gone into a lake and not emerged, prompting the hero to believe Eric had drowned.
(Captain America I#244 - BTS) - Brady was arrested, and told the police about his father's plans to create an "Adonis" body (see comments).
Comments: Created by Roger McKenzie, Rich Buckler and Don Perlin.
Brady's official position in Cameron Electronics isn't explicitly stated, but he seems to oversee things on his father's behalf, even if he feels his father never believed in him. He'd presumably have become the owner of the company upon his father's death, except for the facts that (1) the company had burned down by that point and (2) he was probably facing criminal charges both for arranging an attack on a federal courthouse and attempting to murder his father; I doubt he'd retain his place in his father's will under those circumstances. We don't get told Brady's fate after we see him in the police helicopter with Cap, but I have to assume he'd be under arrest; Cap did say Brady would have some explaining to do to the authorities, and since Cap later refers to Eric as Adonis despite no one having used that name on panel in front of him, it seems Eric must have revealed the name to Cap off panel, presumably during his police interrogation.
Profile by Loki.
Brady Cameron has no known connections to:
Davis Cameron, a.k.a. Slipstream -- X-Treme X-Men#6
Heather Cameron, a.k.a. Lifeguard -- X-Treme X-Men#6
Jack Cameron, slain by Lazarus -- Incredible Hulk Annual#19/1
or any other "Brady" or "Cameron" characters
Captain America I#243, p17, pan1 (main image)
Captain America I#243, p9, pan6 (headshot)
Captain America I#244, p2, pan1 (held aloft by Adonis - this is the nearest we get to seeing a full body shot of him)
Captain America I#243 (March, 1980) - Roger McKenzie (writer), Rich Buckler (pencils), Don Perlin (inks), Roger Stern (editor)
Captain America I#244 (April, 1980) - Roger McKenzie (writer), Don Perlin (pencils), Tom Sutton (inks), Jim Salicrup (editor)
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How was Military Rule Established in Myanmar
What was the establishment of military rule in Myanmar?
Tatmadaw is the official name of the armed forces of Myanmar (Burma). NDSC is the highest authority in the government of Myanmar. Myanmar experts cited the main reforms that the NLD must start implementing as follows: It abolished the constitution and established a xenophobic military government. On the way to Myanmar's new stage of development:
The military government to democracy: Myanmar's changing face?
The Myanmar population will take part in the elections on 8 November, which are seen as a move towards full democratic elections after almost half a hundred years of war. In Myanmar, reform has been in effect since 2010, when the army regime was superseded by a military-backed civil administration, but how far have these reformed and what more needs to be done?
Southeast Asia's biggest and once wealthiest country, what were the effects of consecutive army regime on Myanmar? In an expert committee we will examine what Myanmar's situation is, what the rifts are in terms of policy and ethics, and what changes the elections will entail. Under the chairmanship of Paul French, an writer and widely used analysts and commentators for Asia, Asiatic policy and topical issues.
Kkanhpa Sadan is General Secreter of the Kachin National Council, Kachin National Organisation. One of the founders of the Kachin exiled politics movements, he is headquartered in the UK and has offices in Europe, the USA and Asia. In 2012, he was appointed for another year as Myanmar's Consultant.
From 1970 to 2002 he worked as a Diplomate, among others in Tokyo, Brussels, Bonn, in charge of the political planners office and in Asia.
Myanmar Wars and Truce
Indeed, the Myanmar dispute is perhaps the most persistent in the whole game. Burma has the longest lasting civilian battle in the history of the country. There are more than a decade of racial groups struggling for independence against the prevailing pressure from the Bamar minority. Aung San Suu Kyi, the world's most prominent democratic symbol, leads a new and democratic administration working to negotiate a lasting settlement.
Not only Myanmar's neighbor in Asia but also in other conflicting nations will be affected by their succes or not. In 1948 the summer camp began with the liberation from imperialism. Commommunist insurrection and ethnical rebellion led to the collapse of the parliament' s independent regime. In 1962, General Ne Win took over and introduced five decade-long periods of army reign to re-establish order and maintain the unit of the state.
Army screwed up the operation. This resulted in a national revolt in 1988, which led the army to give up the Nazi route and revert to a free will. Out of the rebellion, Aung San Suu Kyi became the head of the resistance against the army government, and the leaders made her an idol of true democratic power by holding her under home detention and recklessly oppressing her followers for more than 20 years.
In 2004, the army took its first tentative step towards a gradual transformation to democracy. In 2008, a new parliament was passed and a nationwide elections took place in 2010. While the 2011 quasi-democratic regime was headed by a former general and ruled by the army, the next elections in 2015 were notably free and free.
The Daw Suu Kyi faction won almost 80 per cent of the votes. In the 70s and 80s, the army targeted to destroy the civilian population. After failing this, the army changed to a policy of renegotiating distinct cease-fire deals with each group in the nineties. Based on these personal cease-fires, the quasi-democratic regime under President Thein Sein worked from 2011 to 2016 to reach a nationwide cease-fire deal that included all ethnically based arms groups, but it could not persuade more than half of them to do so.
The Aung San Suu Kyi government's top priorities are clearly to achieve this. For this purpose, it called a Union conference on 31 August, the first in a row to be organised every six-month. There is little indication from minority groups that the army is willing to give them equal treatment.
There is little sign in the army that the minority groups want to be part of the Myanmar people. There is also the incompatible goals between the various minority races and between the civil and army rulers of these races. Controlling the country's rich biodiversity, particularly in the frontier areas populated by minority communities, is at the core of the dispute and it is difficult to find a mutually agreeable form of shared use.
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When is Black Friday 2016? Stores to watch and tips ahead of the shopping blow out
If you're new to Black Friday or just want more details, this is what you need to know
Lorna Doran
Black Friday is a 24-hour shopping event that gives consumers across the UK the chance to snap up bargains in a short window of shopping opportunity.
The shopping frenzy is now an annual event with online consumers logging on in the early hours to take advantage of some huge savings across a wide range of products.
If you're new to Black Friday or just want more details, this is what you need to know.
When is Black Friday this year?
Black Friday is on Friday, November 25.
What can I expect to find?
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There will be massive discounts across a range of products, including fashion, electronics and furniture.
Retailers who have lead the way nationally include Amazon.co.uk and Currys PC World. There are usually huge savings to be had on such things as TV sets and gaming consoles.
Other online retailers who have enjoyed huge profits in previous years from the shopping frenzy include Houseoffraser.co.uk, Debenhams.com, Newlook.com, Etsy.com and Boots.com.
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This year, Braun has hinted that Argos, Amazon and Boots will offering half price reductions across the brand's grooming tech, hair straighteners and beauty electricals.
The Black Friday retailers to watch in 2016
Black Friday deals in 2015 included cheap laptops, tablets and toys. Deals are available in stores and online.
Visit www.argos.co.uk
Offers range from jewellery and clothes, to video game consoles and laptops. They are available online only.
Visit www.amazon.co.uk
You can see the best Currys Black Friday deals from 6am on the day itself. Expect offers on Nespresso coffee machines, Dyson vacuums and Samsung Galaxy tablets. Available in stores and online.
Visit www.currys.co.uk
Last year's M&S Black Friday deals included 50% off M&S fashion collections, homewares and more. You will be able to shop for them both in stores and online.
Visit www.marksandspencer.com
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Expect a huge range of discounts, both in store and online. Last year's flash offers included candles, telescopes and a Brand Match Guarantee.
Visit www.johnlewis.com
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Toys and consoles are usually the best sellers at Tesco and you can get them online and in the stores.
Visit www.tesco.com
You'll find console deals, including Rise of the Tomb Raider, FIFA 16 and more both in stores and online.
Visit www.game.co.uk
There are always huge bargains to be had at House of Fraser over Black Friday, from Shabby Chic furniture to beauty electricals and luxury handbags.
Visit www.houseoffraser.co.uk
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La chapelle Sainte-Monique de Carthage, située dans la ville de Carthage en Tunisie, est une église catholique bâtie en 1896 à l'époque du protectorat français à l'intention des franciscaines missionnaires de Marie. Nationalisée en 1966, elle abrite désormais une salle de conférences de l'Institut des hautes études commerciales de Carthage.

Construction de l'église

Les premières sœurs franciscaines arrivent dès 1885 en Tunisie. Elles élisent domicile dans une construction cubique, ancienne habitation d'un garde des sceaux (saheb ettabaâ), qu'on leur a réservée sur une colline à proximité de la basilique de Saint-Cyprien. La proximité de la chapelle dite  donne son nom à la communauté dont les membres sont bientôt surnommées les .

À la demande de l'archevêché, elles ouvrent un pensionnat et un orphelinat dès 1885. Accueillant une quarantaine d'enfants dans un premier temps, l'établissement doit faire face à de nombreuses difficultés financières car ne pouvant compter que sur la générosité des fidèles.

Le , la première pierre de la future église est bénie par l'archevêque de Carthage,  Clément Combes. En mémoire des martyrs Perpétue et Félicité, celle-ci provient des vestiges de la basilique Majorum où, d'après la tradition, les deux saintes furent inhumées.

Les dons des fidèles de toutes religions affluent et, le , la nouvelle chapelle Sainte-Monique est inaugurée.

Historique de l'établissement
L'application en Tunisie de la loi de séparation des Églises et de l'État entraîne la fermeture du pensionnat en 1905 mais l'orphelinat reste autorisé malgré des conditions matérielles qui restent difficiles. L'endroit est isolé, obligeant les fillettes à de longues marches pour pouvoir vendre leurs travaux de broderie à Tunis. Heureusement, l'extension de la ligne du TGM arrive en 1908 à proximité de l'établissement avec la construction de l'arrêt .

En 1921, l'intervention d'un sourcier permet de faciliter l'approvisionnement en eau de la communauté. Cette année-là, on y compte soixante orphelines rejointes en cours par des filles tunisiennes externes qui arrivent en voitures fermées. Ce n'est qu'en 1939 que l'augmentation des subventions publiques permet d'assurer de bonnes conditions matérielles aux pensionnaires.

Bâtiment après l'indépendance
L'orphelinat disparaît en 1956 et l'établissement se consacre alors uniquement à l'enseignement primaire. De 80 élèves en 1957, les effectifs passent à 170 en 1960 grâce à l'arrivée de nombreuses jeunes filles tunisiennes. Un jardin d'enfants appliquant la pédagogie Montessori est ouvert et rencontre un vif succès.

La communauté catholique échappe à la confiscation de ses biens lors du modus vivendi signé entre le gouvernement tunisien et le Vatican le . Contrairement aux églises qui sont nationalisées, .

Ce n'est que partie remise : les religieuses reçoivent notification de la nationalisation de leur propriété le . Elles deviennent alors locataires de leur propre établissement. Le , décision est prise de quitter les lieux malgré la demande des autorités tunisiennes de garder l'école ouverte.

La chapelle et l'école sont désormais intégrées dans le site de l'Institut des hautes études commerciales de Carthage.

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