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Comic Books 101—Part Four
Sure, writing is an art form, but (and thank goodness!) it does come along with some rights. As a writer, particularly as a comic book writer, you need to be aware of these rights.
Intellectual property (IP) is the property that results from an original creative thought. IP includes patents, trademarks, and copyright material. That last one—copyright material—that's what you as a writer care about. Everything you write is automatically copyrighted, although the U.S. government does give you the option to pay a fee.
Rights to Know—When Working with an Artist
If you need an artist but want to retain all rights to your story, find an artist who will "work for hire." Work for hire means the artist does her work and you pay her immediately. She takes no rights to your story, so when (and I mean if) someone wants to buy the movie rights, you get all the cash (that is, of course, if you're not working with a publisher). You can, however, give your artist the right to re-sell original copies of her work (this can really help an artist out!)
PRO: The writer doesn't give up rights.
CON: Smaller publishers often prefer you submit your work as a creative team, not just as a writer. And teams are more fun, anyway!
If you don't mind giving up some rights to the artist, you can find an artist who will be a member of your creative team. You and this artist will draft a contract whereby you decide on how rights are delineated.
PRO: Smaller publishers prefer you submit your work as a team. Finding an artist who is with you all the way through to publication means your writing and her art will grow to work better together. Collaboration is a beautiful thing.
CON: The writer gives up some rights to the artist.
Rights to Know—When Working with a Publisher
First Rights—The publisher has the right to be the first to publish your work. And that's it. After a set period of time, all rights revert back to you the writer, and you're free to do with your work as you see fit. More specific first rights include First English Rights, First North American Serial Rights, and First Electronic Rights. (Note, however, that many publishers don't want to see previously published work, so be a bit wary here if you plan on re-publishing your work).
Nonexclusive Reprint Rights—This is a sweet deal for the writer. The publisher has the right to reprint your article even though it's already been published. Since they bought the rights "nonexclusively," another publisher can re-print your work.
All Rights—You sell all your rights. Yeah, all of them. That better be some helluva publisher!
Royalty—Okay, this isn't a right, but it's a good word to know. It's your share (usually a percentage given to you after a number of books have sold) of the profits (net or not) of a book. You can also make royalties as a portion of the cover price.
http://www.rightsofwriters.com/
http://freelancewrite.about.com/od/legalissues/a/rights.htm
http://www.espressographics.com/text/writerights.html
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Q: Subtract two dataframe with the same name different index There's two dataframes, all the colnames are the same but the index is different.
I've tried several ways but I've been getting NaN. I'm guessing it is because it's trying to match the index but I am stuck.
I've tried:
df1.ix['Norm']-df2.ix['Norm']
df1 - df2.ix['Norm']
df1.astype(float) - df2.astype(float)

would like something like this
df1 - df2[df1.column.names]

A: When you don't want index-aligned arithmetic, get rid of the indexes. You can subtract the numpy arrays to the same effect:
(df1.values - df2[df1.column.names].values)

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49-year-old man arrested in Aurora shooting that injured woman Sunday
The victim is expected to survive.
Author: Troy Pope
Published: 2:56 PM MST December 26, 2021
Updated: 10:00 AM MST December 27, 2021
AURORA, Colo. — A man was arrested Sunday following the shooting of a woman in Aurora earlier in the morning.
The Aurora Police Department (APD) first tweeted about the shooting at 3:23 a.m. Sunday.
APD said a woman was injured in a shooting in the 14000 block of east Iowa Drive and was transported to an area hospital with injuries that weren't believed to be life threatening.
The police department said there was a person detained in their initial tweet.
At 2:15 p.m. Sunday, APD again tweeted the identification who the man they arrested.
He's identified as Fernando Magana-Plancarte, 49.
He facing charges of first-degree assault and reckless endangerment.
No other information on the shooting has been released, but APD said in their first tweet that the victim was expected to survive.
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Could Nigerian President Buhari Be A Clone?
Is the real Buhari dead? Or in hiding with Tupac and Elvis?
Cloning and gene splicing have come a long way in recent years, even splicing human and pig DNA, but some believe it's gone far enough to clone whole people – most notably Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari.
Buhari spent long periods of time in London receiving medical treatment in 2017, once being gone for over three months. While in Poland to attend the UN Climate Change Conference, COP24, Buhari attended a conference. The president met with the Nigerian Community in the country.
A Nigerian questioned Buhari's identity. The citizen asked if he was "Jubril from Sudan", the name of Buhari's supposed double.
Buhari responded by calling the claims "ignorant and irreligious".
Buhari became President after his fourth attempt at election since his fall from power in 1985. The president gained power in 1982 during a military coup. A subsequent military coup saw him fall in 1985.
Whether any of this will stem the tide of allegations against Buhari's identity remains to be seen, though it's clear that Buhari believes it to be wishful thinking.
"One of the questions that came up today in my meeting with Nigerians in Poland was on the issue of whether I've been cloned or not. The ignorant rumors are not surprising — when I was away on medical vacation last year a lot of people hoped I was dead." reads the Nigerian leader's pinned tweet.
What do you think? Could this be a clone or double of the Nigerian president? Or is it a sign that people will do or say anything to try and discredit their opposition?
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Even after working in and out of Afghanistan for the past four years, Andy Moles will only leave his Kabul hotel room to go to the cricket. Moles, an amiable 58-year-old Englishman, has a brother who works in counter-terrorism, so he isn't about to airily dismiss the advice of his security detail.
"We do our day's work, go back to our beds, and that's it," the veteran coach says. "I've not walked around the streets in all the time that I've been there.
"It's not recommended or safe to do that.
"When I'm in Kabul, I'm in the hotel or at the ground, which is heavily fortified with guards and soldiers.
The security concerns are not the paranoia of the over-cautious. In addition to the threat of suicide bombings, kidnapping is rife, with gangs or militants routinely targeting foreigners and then demanding a ransom. One report last year from the Institute of War and Peace Reporting stated they were occurring at a rate of one a day.
Adam Hollioake, who shares a country and a craft with Moles, coached in Afghanistan's Shpageeza Cricket League in 2017. He was dealt the same strict instructions as his compatriot, then one day had it reinforced by star fast bowler and Afghan native Shapoor Zadran.
"Shapoor cruises around the street in his little Toyota Corolla," Hollioake says. "I said to him one day, 'I'll jump in with you, get a lift to the ground'.
"He said, 'You won't make it. If they see you, you'll get kidnapped'.
Shapoor would know. In 2017, he and his brother were reportedly shot at by unidentified gunmen as they drove home on a Saturday night.
Another Afghan star, allrounder Mohammad Nabi, had his father kidnapped and held for an AU$2m ransom in 2013, only to be released two months later without a deal ever having been made.
The shocking stories are all part of a recent war-torn past from which Afghanistan is desperately trying to shake itself loose. In a cricket sense at least, it is succeeding; the story of the national side's climb from the fifth division of the World Cricket League to Test status in the space of a decade is perhaps the sport's most remarkable.
Although based in the United Arab Emirates, last year's inaugural Afghanistan Premier League was another seismic step, coming hot on the heels of a maiden Test outing against India. If momentum was everything, Afghanistan cricket would be made.
But two bomb blasts in the 12 months prior had been a terrifying ground zero from which to rebuild. They were also a stark and tragic reminder of the realities of life in the Asian country, even as cricket continues to provide a source of optimism for its people.
Mujeeb Ur Rahman turned in a complete circle as he looked around, taking in the scene. His gaze finally settled on the giant 'Sea World' sign and he smiled, as he had been prone to do recently. Here he was, all the way from Afghanistan, the youngest-ever BBL player, taking a day trip to Sea World.
"It's an amazing story," says Brisbane Heat general manager Andrew McShea. "In Australia, we're lucky, we take that kind of thing for granted, but when you think about where Mujeeb has come from … to be able to go and spend a day at Sea World, he just loved it.
The following night, Mujeeb met his national teammate Nabi and Pakistani Usman Shinwari in an Afghan restaurant in Brisbane. The trio were all playing a KFC Big Bash match the next evening at the Gabba; Mujeeb for the Heat, and Nabi and Shinwari for the visiting Melbourne Renegades.
By that point in the summer, Mujeeb had been to Melbourne, and to Sydney. In both cities he was shocked at the size of the Afghan populations, and the availability of his customary cuisine. "Brisbane is my favourite," he said in his heavily-accented English. "Sydney, Melbourne – so big."A couple of weeks later, after his final match for the Heat (in which he collected 3-16), Mujeeb spoke with a small contingent of media on the Gabba outfield. An enthusiastic individual of Afghan-Australian background had been plucked from the crowd to stand beside the teenager and translate if required. He grinned as he explained how he had been a quasi-tour guide for Mujeeb throughout his time in Brisbane, taking him around the city and exploring the Gold Coast to the south and Sunshine Coast to the north.
Mujeeb spoke haltingly in English and then in rapid-fire Pashto, expressing his love for Australia, his excitement at the prospect of playing the five-times world champions in this year's World Cup, and the fact that the Big Bash had been excellent for his development as a spin bowler.
Afterward, he offered a quiet query which revealed more about his character than anything from the three-minute interview preceding it.
At that, Mujeeb smiled again, his dark eyes sparkling.
Moles, who is responsible for the development of Afghanistan's best in the 19s and 23s age groups, describes the story of 17-year-old Mujeeb as being "at the top of the pyramid" when it comes to the players he sees coming through the country's ever-improving cricket system.
"In my position, I see a tremendous bunch of talented, passionate and hungry young players, and for them, cricket is a way out of poverty," he says. "That drives them on to work harder and harder.
"There's one or two that come from family money if you like but the majority of them – and I'm talking about 90 per cent of them – have all come from refugee villages when they were youngsters growing up after the Russians and then the Americans invaded.
The opportunities Moles refers to stretch well beyond the parameters of cricket. When Afghanistan were in New Zealand for last year's Under 19 World Cup, the news filtered through that Mujeeb had earned an Indian Premier League contract worth around AU$785k. It appeared a remarkable gamble from IPL franchise Kings XI Punjab; an incredible sum of money to splash on a teenager from Afghanistan. But as the cricket world raised a collective eyebrow at the deal, Mujeeb's world changed irrevocably. "That amount of money for him and his family was absolutely staggering," says Moles. "I mean it's a lot of money for you and me, but for him, who literally has come from nothing, the word life-changing doesn't do it justice.
There were simpler stories from that tour that epitomised the life-altering impact of cricket on Afghanistan's young players.
"Four or five of those guys in that squad had never been outside Asia," says Moles. "And for them to go to a country like New Zealand, just for the life skills, just to see life outside a war-torn country, that in itself is very rewarding.
Everywhere Rashid Khan went, he was offered sympathies and well wishes from his countryfolk.
In January, he had made a flying visit home between Big Bash matches to mourn for the passing – and celebrate the life – of his father, a man from whom he says he learned the most valuable lessons in life.
"I was home for 36 hours, and my total flights from Adelaide to Afghanistan return was something like 38, 40 hours – so I spent more time in the air than I did at home," he tells cricket.com.au.
"But if it was triple that, I would have done that. One hundred times. It was something I had to do.
"I got lots of love from the people, they really give me love and support.
As people came to pray for his late father, Rashid read from the holy Quran, and spoke for his 10 siblings, the same brothers and sisters who never miss one of his matches around the world from their televisions back home.
Among Afghanistan's 37 million strong population, Rashid is a bona fide superstar. Murals of his image adorn city walls. It is little wonder. The 20-year-old leg-spinner is the world's top-ranked T20I bowler. In ODIs, he is No.2 on the bowling rankings, and the top-ranked allrounder.
"It is quite difficult for me to go outside in the streets," he says. "I never had dreams to play for my country or to be number one bowler in the world, and to play in all these leagues in a very short period of time.
"I was not expecting to play professional cricket, (as kids he and his brothers) were playing with friends. People started telling me, 'You have the ability to go ahead and focus on cricket – you can be a big, big player'.
Rashid spent a significant chunk of his childhood living in the Pakistan city of Peshawar as war took hold in Afghanistan. He doesn't know exactly how many years he and his family were there (the best guess appears to be around six), and with a Pashtun population and a culture very similar to his home in Jalalabad, the displacement was not as jarring as it might have been.
"But we always know that it won't be our home for all time," he says. "One day it will come that we will go back home and we will have our own country, we will have our own home in Afghanistan.
His father, he says, was not a storyteller of the past; anything he had seen or experienced in their homeland in the decades before Rashid was born was kept to himself. Instead, he focused on looking forward – a trait that Rashid has adopted.
"He never talked about what happened in the past, how it affected his life," he says. "He doesn't want to tell us negative things. He always kept us positive, kept us motivated.
"He always give us great lessons which is helping us right now. He tell us how to be very strong in difficult times, how to be your best and control yourself in that.
Yet as the consequences of the US invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 and the terrorism and insurgency associated with al-Qaeda and the Taliban continue to be felt, there is no escaping the reality of their country's history. With a new generation however, comes new optimism, and Rashid is the personification of that hope.
"The kids play cricket on the streets, on rough areas of ground," Moles says. "You see videos of Pakistani and Indian youngsters playing on a patch of dusty ground – that's exactly the same as Afghanistan.
Afghanistan's startling rise through the cricket ranks – underlined most recently by automatic qualification for next year's World T20 in Australia as one of the ICC's top-eight ranked teams – has earned them increasing amounts of funding from the sport's governing body. Domestically, the Alokozay group – a multinational company that produces everything from tea to baby products – signed a 10-year deal as a major sponsor following the 2015 World Cup.
The upshot has been improved facilities, better-run competitions, and high-performance for the elite squads.
"The Afghanistan Cricket Board have regions, and they play under-17s and under-19s, then they have their own provincial teams," explains Moles. "So while it's still in its embryonic stages, it's set up very much like your Australian or English cricket.
"From the clubs you go to the state teams, then to the U17 and U19s (national) teams. Every year there's an U19 national tournament, and there are four-day and one-day tournaments played between the provinces.
Veteran Afghanistan allrounder Nabi has witnessed the transformation from the desolate days immediately following his family's return from Peshawar to his home country, to the burgeoning progress of today.
"There is a lot of quality cricket in Afghanistan going on," he says. "We have good structure of cricket now. We have domestic, we have four-day, we have one-day, we have two-day, we have club cricket, school cricket.
Running parallel with the developments have been ongoing recognition from the ICC, and improving results from the national side. Afghanistan's admission into 'Full Member' status brought with it Test cricket in 2018 – a scenario unthinkable only a decade ago.
"I think their case was (irresistible), yes," says Moles. "They've put the structures in place, got promotions through the ICC's leagues, and their performances over the last five years have improved every year.
"They've managed to represent themselves well against full member nations, and with Ireland, they were at the top of the pile when it comes to the Associates.
Against Ireland in last month's three-match T20I series, Afghanistan showed the gap they had put on their fellow Full Member rookies, clean sweeping them and producing a number of remarkable individual performances in the process, including a head-turning 162 not out from 62 deliveries smashed by 20-year-old opener Hazratullah Zazai, and four wickets in four balls from Rashid.
In last September's Asia Cup – a 50-over tournament – they beat Sri Lanka, thrashed Bangladesh and tied with India, while a year earlier, Moles' Under 19s won their first-ever Youth Asia Cup.
The veteran coach has spent time this year with the preliminary World Cup squad in Bengaluru, where they held a 30-man camp to hone their preparations for the tournament. He sees considerable advancements from the squad he took to the 2015 edition.
"Four years ago I was in charge of the national side (at the World Cup) and we did OK, but I think we did what was expected of us; we beat Scotland and we struggled against the full members," he says.
"Since then, there's been a growth in the players. It's not about one or two people making a team, but with Rashid, Mujeeb and Nabi playing the way they are at the moment, you put the advancements and the quality of those three into the team that we had four years ago and you've got a really strong unit.
"They did themselves no harm at all with the way they played in the Asia Cup, and they've been working since on getting up from average scores of 260-265. There's been a big push technically and mentally with the batters, Phil (Simmons, head coach) has done some really good work to try to get them hopefully up to totals of 300 for the World Cup.
"With our bowling attack, we believe if we can get to 300 – and that's not going to be easy with the strengths of the sides – then a lot of teams will find it difficult to score 300 against our attack, especially our spinners.
Perhaps most impressively, the Afghans have found a way to flip into a positive what has in their brief history been one of their most significant challenges; the poverty, violence and oppression they and their families have been forced to endure has built a resilience and a fearlessness that has become synonymous with their brand of cricket.
"The culture and the attitude of the Afghans is never say die," Moles says. "You think about where a lot of them have come from, and the hardships they've had in life – they're not scared to play against anybody.
Hollioake and Moles were coaching their respective T20 sides in Afghanistan's Shpageeza Cricket League in September 2017 when a bomb blast shook the Alokozay Kabul International Cricket Ground. The bomb was believed to have been intended for the venue itself, however the suicide bomber had been stopped at the farthest checkpoint, killing two others in the process.
"I felt the explosion, and I'd never heard a bang like it," Hollioake recalls. "We got told pretty quickly it was a terrorist attack. We finished the game and then they gave us the option if we wanted to leave (the country) or stay. Around half the guys took off – Herschelle Gibbs and quite a few of the players from South Africa, who were ordered by their Board to come home, were out of there that night.
"You could literally see the devastation in the faces of the people who had spent months trying to get the event up and running, and fighting against the opinion that their country is unsafe. All they wanted us to be able to do was play cricket safely.
Eight months later, four explosions at a cricket match in Jalalabad killed eight and injured 43. It was another major blow to the prospect of international cricket in a country still gripped by conflict.
"When you drive from the hotel to the ground (in Kabul), every 200-300 metres there's great big humvees with machine guns on the back," Moles says. "There are armed soldiers at every junction and roundabout.
"Every hotel, every bank, even a lot of houses have their own personal armed security.
"But having said that, the ACB do everything they can to ensure my safety. Whilst you're wary every time, I've got no issue with going there … once I'm at the ground working, I feel perfectly safe.
As they prepare to play their second-ever Test match – against Ireland from March 15 in India – the date for an historic inaugural Test in Afghanistan remains as uncertain as ever. Last December, representatives from the United States and Pakistan Governments met to discuss the Afghan peace process, with reports that the Trump Administration had requested Pakistan use its influence to bring Taliban leaders to the negotiating table.
"Pakistan has helped in the dialogue between Taliban and the US in Abu Dhabi," tweeted former Pakistan cricket captain, now Prime Minister, Imran Khan. "Let us pray that this leads to peace and ends almost three decades of suffering of the brave Afghan people.
Nabi understands more than most just how far his country still must come if it is to host international cricket. But the 34-year-old former skipper has ridden the remarkable wave of development across the past decade, and so his view is tinged with hope.
"I've been there through the whole process," he says. "When (the people in) our refugee camp went back (to Afghanistan) in 2001, we started cricket in the streets and everywhere. There was no proper cricket grounds, no academy in Afghanistan at that time.
"We saw just everywhere bullets had hit the walls, everything destroyed, especially in Kabul. We build everything – small grounds – and we play our cricket.
"Now you look at Afghanistan cricket, it's on the top level. There is peace talking going on with Taliban and Government.
Through his four years within Afghanistan Cricket, Moles has been increasingly delighted by the talent he sees working its way through the elite ranks. Presently, he feels there are at least another half dozen players from Afghanistan's Under 19 World Cup semi-final squad who will likely transition into full international cricket in the coming years, but he warns that encouraging sign could become an issue if not handled correctly.
"The biggest challenge ahead for Afghanistan now is the transition period," he says. "They've got a group of players who have done a remarkable job to get Afghan cricket where it is at the moment, but at some stage the youngsters have to come through, and I think managing that progress will be a difficult situation.
"The players who have got them to where they are now need an exit strategy in terms of where they go to from here in their cricket career. That will be a challenge. They're all so passionate, they all want to play.
Having witnessed firsthand the fervour the Afghan people have for cricket, Hollioake sees a not-too-distant future in which the country is a genuine global force – particularly in the limited-overs formats.
"There's obviously a lot of factors that go into it, but it would not surprise me if Afghanistan became the best side in the world in the next 20 years," he says.
Rashid too, is always one to view the future with positivity, just as his father taught him.
"The talent I am watching in the youngsters who are coming up is incredible," he says. "We will (become) a team that can beat any team in the world.
"We just need a little bit more time in Test cricket – we need to play more teams, and I think we have the best talent. We will be better if we play more against teams with good players, and more international games will give us experience, and something to learn from and work on.


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Archive: Nov 2013
Update: Paul Salopek, NF '12, and his trek across the globe
Nieman Notes• November 27, 2013
2012 Nieman Visiting Fellow Paul Salopek and his epic 21,000-mile walk around the world are the focus of National Geographic's December 2013 cover story. In To Walk the World, the first in a series, Salopek writes "Walking is falling forward. Each step we take is an arrested plunge, a collapse averted, a disaster braked. In this way, to walk becomes an act of faith. We perform it daily: a two-beat miracle—an iambic teetering, a holding on and letting go. For the next seven years I will plummet across the world." He is tracing the ancient paths of human migration and telling the stories of the world along the way. Read more
David Skok, NF '12, new digital adviser to Boston Globe editor
David Skok, NF '12 and director of Globalnews.ca, is joining The Boston Globe as digital adviser to the editor. In a memo sent to staff on Nov. 26, Globe editor Brian McGrory said "David will play a key role in our upcoming push to further define our two brands — bg.com as a broader, more ambitious site that better reflects the creative journalism of the Globe, and a redesigned boston.com as a sharper, edgier site with a strong news spine." Read more
Giannina Segnini, NF '02, receives Gabriel García Márquez Award
Costa Rican journalist Giannina Segnini, NF '02, has won the 2013 Recognition of Journalistic Excellence Award, presented by the governing council of the Gabriel García Marquez Journalism Awards. Founder and editor of the investigative unit at the Costa Rican daily La Nación and a database journalism pioneer, Segnini has focused on exposing corruption and abuse of power, including reporting that led to the downfall and imprisonment of two Costa Rican ex-presidents. Read more
Two Niemans Named Dart Center Ochberg Fellows
Two recent Nieman Fellows have been awarded Dart Center Ochberg Fellowships by the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Maggie Jones, NF '12, a contributing writer at The New York Times Magazine and Finbarr O'Reilly, NF '13, a Reuters staff photographer based in West Africa, will join 10 other journalists to deepen their reporting of violence, conflict and tragedy. Read more
New Yorker Staff Writer Evan Osnos delivers the 2013 Morris Lecture
Awards• November 12, 2013
Evan Osnos, a Pulitzer Prize-winning staff writer for The New Yorker, will deliver the 33rd Joe Alex Morris Jr. Memorial Lecture at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard on Nov. 14, 2013. The annual lecture honors an American overseas correspondent or commentator on foreign affairs. Read more
2010 Fellows collaborate on new e-book
Nieman Notes• November 6, 2013
2010 Nieman Fellows Jeff Howe and Gary Knight have teamed up to produce "Murder on the Mekong," a new Atavist e-book that takes a close look at a series of mysterious murders in the Golden Triangle in 2011. Read more


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Zidane Steps Down As Madrid Boss
May 31, 2018 zamfootball Spain 0
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane has announced that he will step down from the post with immediate effect.
The ex-France international who just clinched a third successive UCL title five days ago made this announcement at a impromptu press conference on Thursday afternoon.
The former Los Blancos Galactico made this announcement at the start of the conference which would catch many by surprise because of the recent success he has brought to the team.
The ex-Juventus midfielder said "It's time to go. These players need a different discourse, different methodology".
Madrid's third place finish could be the major factor behind his decision to step down as they ended the season 17 points below La Liga winners and bitter rivals Barcelona.
Club president Florentino Perez opened the news conference by saying, "It's a sad day for me, for the club, the players, everyone at the club. It is an unexpected decision."
The 45-year old confirmed that he was not pushed out the door but it was sorely his decision to step down. "It's time for a change", he said.
Do not be surprised if he's back in a dug out before the new season begins as his services will be desired by potential employers after leading Madrid to four UCL Finals in five years.
Arsenal Appoint Emery As New Manager
Cheer Up Gooners!, All Is Not Doom And Gloom For 'New Arsenal'


Preheat the oven to 350°. Arrange the fennel wedges and onion slices in a roasting pan in an even layer. Pour the broth, wine and olive oil over the fennel. Season generously with salt and pepper and scatter the thyme sprigs on top. Cover with foil and bake for 1 hour, until the fennel is very tender.
Increase the oven temperature to 450°. Uncover the fennel and cook on the top shelf of the oven for about 20 minutes, basting a few times with the cooking liquid, until the liquid has reduced and the fennel is glazed. Discard the thyme sprigs and serve the fennel hot or warm.
The fennel can be refrigerated overnight. Cover and reheat in a 350° oven.


Bio Solange Kaefer is a Brazilian artist living in the city of Foz do Iguaçu.
Self-taught plastic artist and sculptress, she improves her skills through courses and workshops with great painting masters.
Solange uses various different styles, constantly diversifying and refreshing her work.
Her paintings go from academic art to contemporary painting, creating, this way, works of every style and trend.
Thought: Everything that is made with love and devotion becomes better and better.
Memberships: Artcom Expo International Association of Artists in 2015.


Why do 9 out of 10 businesses fail within the first 5 years?
I believe there are 3 main reasons the typical would-be, giving-it-a-try entrepreneur all too often fail.
One of the things I've seen over and over again as I've consulted with new business owners is the tendency to become completely overwhelmed by the enormity of the venture.
Whenever we're in the process of learning a new set of skills, developing new habits, or building a new business, it's easy to become overwhelmed with all the processes and tasks that sometimes overload our systems and cause us - like a computer with too many things running at once - to crash.
There's a lot that goes into building a new business. Especially if it's a business that one hasn't had much experience with in the past. There's going to be new skills to learn, new habits to develop, and new successes and disappointments that will no doubt bring some of their own corresponding emotional highs and lows.
For example, a couple I met with recently to discuss their new business venture explained to me that they would start one new habit, such as cold calling, and it would be going well for about a week. But between the time they started their new habit and the time they fizzled out, they'd acquired other new yet less-productive habits such as inputting data, tinkering with their web page, and drawing up new marketing fliers. In essence, they crashed with system overload. And the one thing that matters most in their particular type of business - cold calling - got squeezed out of the picture.
One of the other common themes I find with unsuccessful businesses, is the tendency to simply throw money at problems in an effort to make them go away. Spending money to fix a problem that could be fixed with some education, planning, and a wiliness to get in and get dirty is more common for those who have money to blow - and most startups don't.
One friend of mine bought a fairly expensive distribution franchise and ended up going bankrupt as he kept pouring more and more money into non-performing marketing. He wasn't closing the deals from the leads he was getting; he figured the more he spent on marketing the more sales he'd get. But he wasn't managing his gross margin or his closing ratios close enough to see there was no way he could break even at the rate he was going. The lesson was learned only in hindsight and was one of the more painful lessons he learned.
I know for myself, I've started many would-be businesses that never went anywhere simply because I refused to focus on the most important tasks at hand. It's easier to get caught up in details that don't matter, or that do matter but that aren't the most important. Chasing the urgent, quickie things that require immediate attention, usually always cloud out the most important things when I allow them to. Focus is very important in building anything, but especially a business.
This may sound harsh, but for now you've got to forget balance and lifestyle when you're in the building stages - those things have to come second. Balance is just another word for comfortable. If you're seeking balance, security, comfort or anything of the sort when you're supposed to be in the trenches, learning, struggling, and growing an enterprise, you'll most likely fail. No man can serve two masters. If you want comfort and security, you've come to the wrong place. If you want the heartache and personal growth that comes with building a business, then be prepared for the droughts that come with the pursuit of any worthy ideal.
Regardless of whichever road you choose, you'll be paying the price. Everyone pays the price. The price of pain now to enjoy a better tomorrow. Or the price of pain in your tomorrows as you look back on what you might have done had you only tried.
How Many Opportunites Should You Date Before Committing to One?
I dated a lot of girls before I met and married my wife Carly. 863 to be exact.
And of course, Carly is the best thing that ever happened to me.
For the 863 girls that didn't work out, perhaps -- I'm sure all 863 would probably agree -- I was the variable that needed refinement, adjustment and a greater dose of humility, preparation, and selflessness. Perhaps it just took time for me to qualify to be with someone in a marriage relationship - after all, it takes two or more independent people to make an interdependent relationship work.
One theory: I simply wasn't "marriage-worthy material" before meeting Carly. Dating lots of different girls helped me better understand who I am and what I needed to work on.
We sometimes jump wholeheartedly into businesses or investments without dating enough prospective deals, courting enough opportunities, and considering our own strengths, weaknesses, abilities and needs.
When Marriott got into security systems, theme parks, and cruise lines back in the 70's, it committed itself to businesses with little synergistic value, where there was no former experience or knowledge base from which to cross over. Sort of like marrying before really knowing the person you're courting. Marriott abandoned its own strengths, disciplines, and mind sets in an effort to diversify.
In marriage everything you have in common is an asset. Everything that you don't have in common is a liability. All too often, companies learn the same lessons apply to good business: the things you have in common with your acquisitions, new ventures and investments are more likely to be developed into assets. Conversely, the ventures that take you outside your circle of knowledge, expertise, and talent base are more likely to become liabilities.
1) It's a numbers game. Date a lot of different opportunities, court a select few, marry wholeheartedly one (or at least one at a time).
2) Be selective. Commit only to those people or opportunities that you truly love, respect, and enjoy working with.
3) Work harder on you than the job itself. Prepare yourself and/or your company for "the marriage". Become the type of person or company you hope to attract - for teammates, customers, and investors.
4) Be willing to take risks. Opportunities come and go. The best ones may slip through our hands if we're not prepared for them, or willing to engage them.
5) Remember no one opportunity or person is perfect. Be willing to take an imperfect and awkward team member or a rehab business venture. Some of the best investments are the ones that need the most work.
What do the following stats say about the way we as Americans think and behave?
Keep in mind that the U.S. represents less than 5 percent of the world population.
- The U.S. employs over 70 percent of the world's lawyers.
- 94 percent of the world's lawsuits are filed right here in America.
- More than 100 Million lawsuits will be filed this year in the U.S.
- If you own a business, there's at least a 1 in 3 chance that you'll be sued this year. Many of these entrepreneurs will loose everything as a result.
America, the land of opportunity?
Or the land of complaining, the land of the entitlement mentality, the land of what's-in-it-for-me?
I believe we as a country have grown in our expectations of what should be, rather than accepting what is and choosing to progress. We look to the government, the federal reserve, and others to solve our problems, bail us out, and assist us in our quest to live in our bubbles of comfort and pretend realities.
Is government intervention necessary at times for the sake of the whole? Sure, of course.
But when the spirit of service and genuine goodwill towards man, or in other words, the true spirit of entrepreneurism and freedom are stripped from a nation, in place of laws, lawyers, and thick bureaucratic government regulations, it is in that moment that we as a nation have failed the very spirit that bought us our freedoms in the first place.
Abe Lincoln stated, "Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves." And yet, our bailouts paid for by American tax dollars are going to assist the very institutions that deny freedom, the free market, and the small and medium sized companies that would otherwise be capable of challenging these bloated, freedom-sucking companies.
Unfortunately, many of the would be freedom-fighters of our country are fighting for an outdated model introduced by Adam Smith in which the "greed is good" philosophy first developed. Make no mistake, Capitalism served its purpose during the industrial age. But like Communism that fell at the dawn of the information age, Capitalism is now seeing it's own greed turn upon itself, and the unravelings are apparent and inevitable as we enter the age of wisdom.
Capitalism as we now know it, has failed and is failing.
Investments for gain, and ventures pursued for profit must be guided by internal values tied to principles such as service, humility, love, and faith in others.
Thomas Jefferson once said, "Every government degenerates when trusted to the rulers of the people alone. The people themselves are its only safe depositories."
Turning control over to the government in our time of fear is simply prolonging the inevitable unraveling. We keep pushing our problems and the consequences of our bad choices out into the future - enslaving our children and grandchildren with burdens and debts that don't belong to them.
We continue to fight to preserve lifestyle at the expense of human life.
In our pursuits to preserve the status quo, consume beyond our means, and borrow rather than lend, we jeopardize our freedom, our oh-so very fragile freedom.
Another quote by a great leader of our nation, Ronald Reagan: "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction...It must be fought for, protected..."
When does freedom most flourish - again, I like Reagan's answer: "Freedom prospers when religion is vibrant and the rule of law under God is acknowledged."
Accountability to a higher power.


I like to colour. See? I have 3 boxes of crayons. I have THE BIG BOX with the BULIT-IN SHARPENER!
Of course, I never use the sharpener.
Colouring is a very relaxing thing to do. Good colouring books are hard to come by. Good colouring company is even harder to come by. I sometimes colour with my writer friend, Lisa Barry (she writes bitchin' emotional and moody historical romance with spies and shipwrecks and Queen Victoria). Lisa is also a very good colour-inner. Not only does she understand the importance of Disney Princesses having the properly coloured rose-red lips, she pay attention to small details; she colours backgrounds. Best of all, she doesn't press too hard when she colours, so she never, ever wears down the crayon into a nub. She also never breaks the crayons.
Another very dear friend (a librarian, aka Vassiliki, The Shallowreader) discovered I had a love for colouring. Vassiliki mentioned this book the other day when she was on 702 ABC Radio Sydney with Linda Mottram last week. The topic was Swoon Reads.
There are crossword puzzles and word jumbles and Idris Elba and Joseph Gordon-Levitt to colour and Anagrams and Michael Fassbender and German AND FART JOKES!
Seriously. There's a fart joke. On page 122.
OH thank you my dear librarian friend, Vassiliki! You know of my love for colouring and and my love of fart humour, and you made my day! Do you think Mel Elliott made this colouring book JUST for me?
I wonder if Lisa is free?
Lovely Lisa would be a very good colourer-inner. She especially seems to like the colour purple. You should have a joint exhibition of your best work.
I'm free! I'm free! I have a ship being smashed against rocks, but hang it… I'm free!
Can't wait to see your new colouring book and to show you mine. It's one from work. It's full of gorgeous little ads that didn't make it into the world. Poor little souls.
No fart jokes though. Dang it!


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WEEK 6 DRAFTKINGS/FANDUEL SELECTIONS
9 months ago Joe Andreacchio
Matt Ryan: vs TB (DK 6800; FD 8300)
It could be the Atlanta offense doesn't play well in the state of Pennsylvania or just being out of the dome as they've averaged 14.5 points in their first two road games. The Falcons return home where they're scoring 34.6 points a game against a Buccaneers defense that is hemorrhaging passing yards and touchdowns to opposing quarterbacks; had Carson Wentz suited up in week 2, the Bucs would be guilty of allowing 300+ passing yards and 3 passing touchdowns in all 4 games. Matt Ryan's expensive salary is the only thing that would keep me from paying up for a 24 point floor as he is the most expensive QB on DraftKings and 3rd most on FanDuel. It's a no brainer though if extra salary exists in your lineup.
Jared Goff: at DEN (DK 6000; FD 8200)
Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp are expected out of the concussion protocol before Sunday according to Sean McVay which is contingent on rostering Jared Goff this week against a Denver defense that the Jets devoured in week 5. If the Jets offense can do that to this "superior" Denver defense, why can't the Rams? Goff's price on DraftKings is discounted because he's playing what the public perceives as a good Denver defense; that defense allowed 27 and 34 points respectively to the Ravens and Jets. His home/road splits indicate he has played much better at home thus far. However, this is a good spot to get him at lower ownership on the road as he has thrown for 300+ yards in four straight games. Again, wait for Kupp and Cooks to clear the protocol and once they do, Goff makes for a good start at a reasonable salary.
Jameis Winston: at TB (DK 5800; FD 7400)
Like Tampa Bay's defense, Atlanta is also struggling against the quarterback position, allowing 3 touchdown passes in four straight games while opponents are averaging 36.25 points per game in the last four against the Falcons. The difference between Matt Ryan and Jameis Winston: a savings of $1000 on DraftKings and $900 on FanDuel. The injuries have decimated Atlanta's defensive unit that the Bucs don't need Fitzmagic or any magic for that matter to move the ball in this game. Although it's Winston's first start this year, that shouldn't slow the Buccaneers offense down as they've had two weeks to prepare for this divisional tilt.
Jordan Howard: at MIA (DK 6500; FD 6200)
The targets have sadly decreased each week but Jordan Howard finds himself in a good spot against a Miami defense that has given up at least 90 yards on the ground in four of the first five games. He should have lower ownership after leaving a sour taste in those who rostered him two weeks ago against Tampa Bay. Had this game been at Soldier Field, the Bears would be six or seven-point favorites. Nonetheless, this is a good rebound spot for Howard as a three-point favorite at Hard Rock Stadium, especially at his discounted price on FanDuel.
T.J. Yeldon: at DAL (DK 6400; FD 7100)
Leonard Fournette is inactive, Corey Grant is on IR, Brandon Wilds was released by the team, and Jamaal Charles is learning the playbook after being signed this week. This all bodes well for T.J. Yeldon to see nearly all of the running back touches this week. He faces a Dallas team that is allowing the 4th most receptions per game to running backs. With Fournette exiting games or being deactivated, when Yeldon has been given the chance to be the lead back, he has performed well and his 6.2 targets per game are perfect for each site's respective PPR formats. He's too cheap for the amount of volume he will see with the lack of available running back help this week for Jacksonville.
Nyheim Hines: at IND (DK 5100; FD 6300)
Nyheim Hines has caught 16 passes off 20 targets over the last two weeks as the Colts have spent a majority of the last two games playing from behind. Not only that, Jack Doyle and T.Y. Hilton weren't available against the Patriots last week and that same scenario presents itself again this week against the Jets. This should bode well for Hines as additional targets should come his way whether the Colts find themselves leading or trailing in this game. He's more of a option in DraftKings full PPR scoring system as he's only averaging three yards per carry. If he can continue his eight catch per game rate over the last two games against the Jets, returning value on DK shouldn't present an issue in this spot.
Carlos Hyde: vs LAC (DK 4900; FD 6600)
Especially on DraftKings, this salary for someone who is touching the ball 21.2 times a game is too low. Ideally, we're looking for someone who averages more than Carlos Hyde's 1.2 receptions off two targets per game in full point PPR scoring but the good news is the Browns offense rushes for the second most yards per game at 144.6. Essentially, he is a way to get to those expensive wide receiving options against a Chargers team that has allowed a +9.74 FPPG differential on the road to running backs in full PPR scoring. Getting in the end zone will be imperative for Hyde to be successful in this spot and the good news for him is this Los Angeles defense has allowed both of its rushing touchdowns away from the StubHub Center.
Mike Evans: at ATL (DK 8100; FD 8000)
Usually there is the luxury of playing the opposing running back against the Falcons. However, only two teams have rushed for less yards per game and no team has a worse yards per carry than the Buccaneers, not to mention trying to figure out who will get more touches between Ronald Jones and Peyton Barber. The Buccaneers have feasted on soft secondaries like the Steelers and Eagles and Mike Evans has been a huge part of that, accumulating at least 6 catches for 80 yards and a touchdown in each of the first three games prior to playing a tougher Bears secondary. It doesn't get softer than an injury-plagued Falcons secondary that is missing Keanu Neal and Ricardo Allen and one that has given up a league-high 10 touchdowns to wide receivers. DeSean Jackson and Chris Godwin are definitely cheaper options that warrant consideration in what should be a shootout but paying up for Evans lands you the receiver that is playing 82% of the Bucs offensive snaps and seeing 27.27% of the team's offensive targets
Julio Jones: vs TB (DK 7900; FD 8500)
Mohamed Sanu: vs TB (DK 4800; FD 5800)
The last time Julio Jones scored a regular season touchdown was against these same Buccaneers, two of them in fact, in a 44.8 FD/53.8 DK point effort. That was 10 games ago but the good news is Tampa Bay allowing a touchdown to each team's top receiver through four games; this includes Nelson Agholor when Alshon Jeffery was still recovering from rotator cuff surgery. Whether it's Carlton Davis or Brent Grimes lined up opposite Julio, he has the advantage in either matchup. Both him and Mohamed Sanu will have their opportunity to feast on M.J. Stewart who has struggled since filling in for Vernon Hargreaves. Sanu spends 75% of his snaps in the slot so he will see much more time opposite Stewart in an outstanding matchup as the Bucs allow the most fantasy points to slot receivers.
Tyler Boyd: vs PIT (DK 6000; FD 6300)
Tyler Boyd's three game streak of 15+ FD/20+ DK points came to an end against a Dolphins team allowing the 11th fewest fantasy points to slot receivers. He has a good shot at making it four out of five weeks against a Steelers secondary that has been shredded by slot receivers, allowing the second most fantasy points. Boyd is still reasonably priced for being the highest targeted receiver in the Cincinnati offense; his 40% WR target share is three percentage points higher than A.J. Green. His schedule after this game remains soft as the Bengals face the Chiefs and Buccaneers next, both teams that struggle against receivers in the slot. If this game plays out in his favor, Boyd won't be any cheaper than he's priced this week.
Amari Cooper: vs SEA (DK 5200; FD 6400)
Playing him comes with risk as he's either been boom or bust with no middle ground in 2018. Then again, Amari Cooper has been that kind of player for most of his career. Also note that this game in at Wembley Stadium in England and not Oakland. He will have favorable matchups lining up on the outside opposite Tre Flowers and Shaquill Griffin, not to mention Earl Thomas being out for the year only helps Cooper's cause in this game. His salary has dropped $2100 on DraftKings since week 1 and it's at a point where it's too low to ignore. He's definitely worth a look in tournaments given the cornerbacks he will face and his ability to post the wicked numbers. Just hope Derek Carr targets him more than he did last week.
Eric Ebron: at NYJ (DK 5400; FD 6500)
What do the Lions, Dolphins, Browns, Jaguars, and Broncos all have in common? The tight end isn't the focal point of those offenses so it's deceiving when the Jets have allowed the fewest fantasy points to tight ends to this point. New York will face its first true test against the position in a Colts team that targets the tight end at the third highest rate in the league. With Jack Doyle and T.Y. Hilton inactive for this game, it makes paying up for Eric Ebron that much more appealing. He's the most expensive option on the board on both sites but with the aforementioned players not suiting up, Ebron should see double digit targets for a fourth straight week and turn in another successful fantasy performance.
Austin Hooper: vs TB (DK 3500; FD 5600)
He made this column last week against a Pittsburgh defense giving up the second most fantasy points to tight ends, turning 12 targets into nine catches for 77 yards. Against this horrid Buccaneers secondary, it's highly unlikely that Austin Hooper is the leading Falcons receiver for a second straight week but he should find success against a team allowing the most fantasy points to the position. As mentioned last week, this is inexpensive exposure to the game with the highest total on the main slate this week and returning value on DraftKings shouldn't be an issue here. The goal for Hooper is finding the end zone and getting to 5x-6x territory.
C.J. Uzomah: vs PIT (DK 3000; FD 5100)
The big question last week was determining who would see the most snaps with Tyler Eifert out for the year. That question was easily answered with C.J. Uzomah seeing 92% of the Bengals offensive snaps compared to Tyler Kroft's 40%. No team allows more targets and receptions to the tight end than the Steelers as they've allowed 389 yards to the position in the last four games. In what is a dumpster fire at the position with Gronk, Kelce, and Ertz off the main slate, Uzomah presents an opportunity for a dart throw with upside against a Steelers team allowing the second most fantasy points to tight ends in 2018.
Houston: vs BUF (DK 3500; FD 4700)
After an 0-3 start to their 2018 campaign, the Texans have won their last two and have a chance to get to .500 against a Bills team that is 2-1 with Josh Allen as the starter. Expect the Houston defensive line to make it uncomfortable for Allen as the Buffalo offense allows an average of 4.4 sacks and 1.6 turnovers per game. The Texans won't be fooled as the Vikings and Titans were, start the defense of the 10-point favorites with confidence in front of their home crowd.
Baltimore: at TEN (DK 2800; FD 4000)
The Tennessee offense has been lethargic so far under offensive coordinator Matt LaFleur, averaging just 17.4 points a game. Combine this with 1.8 sacks and 1.4 turnovers allowed per game and it's a recipe for success for a Baltimore defense that has allowed an average of 13 points in the last two games heading into the final game of their three game road trip. The price is affordable on both sites and will open up salary for other areas of need this week.
Cleveland: vs LAC (DK 2600; FD 3200)
Until both sites give the Cleveland defense the respect it deserves, keep rolling them out at the inexpensive salary. In each of their first five games, the Browns have sacked the quarterback at least twice and forced at minimum two turnovers. If the belief is another Browns upset as a 1 point underdog, the Chargers have allowed defensive touchdowns in each of their losses to the Chiefs and Rams. If Cleveland can contain the Pittsburgh, New Orleans, and Baltimore offenses, all units that have at one point scored 40 points in a game, why can't they contain the Chargers?
PRICE SHOPPING
Each week, I will identify what players are bargains based on the salary cap percentage difference they represent on the respective site. Here are the notable week 6 bargains from both sites:
NOTABLE DRAFTKINGS BARGAINS
QB Jared Goff: 1.66
QB Alex Smith: 1.53
RB Todd Gurley: 4.17
RB Carlos Hyde: 1.2
TE Austin Hooper: 2.33
DEF Dallas: 2.23
DEF Baltimore: 1.06
NOTABLE FANDUEL BARGAINS
RB Jordan Howard: 2.67
RB Joe Mixon: 2.5
RB Chris Thompson: 2.04
WR Cooper Kupp: 1.67
WR Tyler Boyd: 1.5
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January 17, 2023 January 17, 2023 Carl Robert Keyes Daily Advert UpdateAdvertising Costs, Advertising Revenue, Alexander Purdie, Alexander Purdie and John Dixon, John Dixon, Subscriptions Not Paid, Virginia Gazette
What was advertised in a colonial American newspaper 250 years ago this week?
Virginia Gazette [Purdie and Dixon] (January 14, 1773).
"ADVERTISEMENTS coming to this Office from any other those with whom we have Accounts, unless the NEEDFUL accompanies them, will be paid no Regard to."
In the second edition of the Virginia Gazette published in 1773, Alexander Purdie and John Dixon, the printers, inserted a notice addressed to "CUSTOMERS who have never paid a Farthing since the Commencement of our Partnership (very near Seven Years)." They made the usual sorts of threats that printers throughout the colonies made when they found themselves in similar situations. They vowed not to deliver any more newspapers to those recalcitrant subscribers. In addition, those who did not settle accounts "before the ensuing April General Court" could expect that they "will be put in the Hands of an Attorney to bring Suit." Other customers had also neglected to pay their bills, including some who "have owed us a great Deal too long for BOOKS and STATIONARY." They would receive "the same Treatment, if they do not pay in a very short Time."
The printers did not mention whether they previously extended credit to advertisers who also neglected to make payments. Many printers required advertisers to pay in advance, but not all did so. A note that Purdie and Dixon added at the end of their notice indicated that, no matter their policy in the past, certain advertisers had to submit payment along with any advertising copy directed to the printers. "ADVERTISEMENTS coming to this Office from any other those with whom we have Accounts," the printers advised, "unless the NEEDFUL accompanies them, will be paid no Regard to." In other words, prospective advertisers had to send payment or else Purdie and Dixon would not print their notices. The colophon specified that advertisements "of a moderate Length" cost three shilling for the first week, covering the cost of setting type as well as the amount of space they occupied, and another two shillings for each additional insertion. Given that subscriptions cost twelve shillings and six pence per year, Purdie and Dixon may have been able to wait seven years for some subscribers to pay their bills because they collected payment for most advertisements before publishing them. In such an instance, advertising accounted for a more significant revenue stream than subscriptions.
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External Affairs Minister's Speeches & Interviews
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Inaugural Meeting of India-Russia 2+2 Dialogue
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at his meeting with the Russian Foreign Minister
Keynote address by the External Affairs Minister at the 5th Indian Ocean Conference 2021
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the 18th Meeting of RIC Foreign Ministers
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the 4th Indo-Pacific Business Forum (October 28, 2021)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at Ambition India 2021
>Address by External Affairs Minister at the UNSC High Level Open Debate on Cooperation between the UN and regional & subregional organizations
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the 3rd Indo-Pacific Regional Dialogue
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister during his meeting with Foreign Secretary of UK (October 22, 2021)
Remarks of External Affairs Minister after meeting with APM and FM Yair Lapid of Israel (October 18, 2021)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister during his interaction with Indian Jewish Community and Indologists (October 17, 2021)
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Joint Press Conference with H.E. Mr. Ararat Mirzoyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia (October 13, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's remarks at the Joint Meeting of CICA Foreign Ministers with the President of Kazakhstan (October 12, 2021)
Statement by External Affairs Minister during the 6th Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) Foreign Ministers Meeting (October 12, 2021)
Press Statement by the External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar at the conclusion of Official Visit to Kyrgyz Republic (October 11, 2021)
Keynote Address by the External Affairs Minister at USIBC India Ideas Summit & 46th Annual Meeting (October 07, 2021)
Remarks by the External Affairs Minister at the inaugural session of the India ASEAN Business Summit (October 07, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's remarks on International Day of Democracy at the international webinar ''Independent India@75: Democratic Traditions'' conducted by Indian Council for Cultural Relations (September 15, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's remarks at the United Nations High-Level Meeting on the Humanitarian Situation in Afghanistan 2021(September 13, 2021)
Press statement by the External Affairs Minister at the First India-Australia 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue (September 11, 2021)
Opening Remarks by the External Affairs Minister at the First India-Australia 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue (September 11, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's Remarks at the Annual Meeting of Romanian Diplomacy (September 08, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's Remarks at JG Crawford Oration 2021 (September 06, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's Press Statement following the 4th India-Denmark Joint Commission Meeting (September 04, 2021)
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Media Interaction following Meeting with Foreign Minister of Croatia (September 03, 2021)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Media Interaction following India-Slovenia Ministerial Meeting (September 02, 2021)
Statement by External Affairs Minister at UNSC Briefing on 'Threats to International Peace and Security caused by Terrorist Acts' (August 19, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's remarks at the UN Peacekeeping Memorial (August 18, 2021)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the UN Security Council Open Debate on Technology & Peacekeeping (August 18, 2021)
Address by External Affairs Minister at the ICCR Gala Performance ( August 13, 2021)
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at ASEAN-India Foreign Ministers Meeting
Address by External Affairs Minister at the inaugural session of BRICS Academic Forum
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the delegation level talks with Secretary of State of the United States of America
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Press Statement/Media Interaction following India-US Ministerial Meeting
Opening remarks by External Affairs Minister at the 11th Mekong-Ganga Cooperation Meeting
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Plenary Session "Central and South Asia: Connectivity"
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at the inaugural session of the 16th CII-EXIM Bank Conclave on India & Africa Project Partnership
Speech by External Affairs Minister at the Handing Over Ceremony of St. Queen Ketevan relics
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Joint Press Conference with H.E. Irakli Garibashvili, Prime Minister of Georgia
Statement by Minister of External Affairs at the Joint Press conference with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
External Affairs Minister's speech on "India-Russia ties in a changing world" at IMEMO, Moscow
Address by External Affairs Minister at the inaugural session of the 1st edition of the Indo-Pacific Business Summit
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister on Passport Seva Divas 2021
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the UNSC Debate on the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (June 22, 2021)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the inauguration of refurbished Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Library at the University of Nairobi
Virtual Address by External Affairs Minister to the Indian Community in Kuwait (June 11, 2021)
Welcome Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Meeting of BRICS Ministers of Foreign Affairs/International Relations
Speech by External Affairs Minister at the 'Future of Asia' Conference organized by Nikkei
Address by External Affairs Minister at the UNSC Open Debate on 'Peace and Security in Africa: addressing root causes of conflict while promoting post-pandemic recovery in Africa'
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at Policy Ex-change, London on "India & U.K. in the post-Covid World"
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at ICWA-USI International Gallipoli Virtual Seminar
Address by External Affairs Minister at UNSC Open Debate on cooperation between the UN and regional and sub-regional organizations
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the 17th BIMSTEC Ministerial Meeting
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister after meeting with Foreign Minister of Tajikistan
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the 9th Ministerial Conference of Heart of Asia – Istanbul Process (HoA-IP) on Afghanistan in Dushanbe
Address by External Affairs Minister at the WION Global Summit on "Power Play in a Post Pandemic World"
Statement by External Affairs Minister in Rajya Sabha on the Vaccine Maitri Initiative
Statement by External Affairs Minister in Rajya Sabha on Recent Developments Pertaining to the welfare abroad of Indians, NRIs and PIOs
Statement by External Affairs Minister in Lok Sabha on Recent Developments Pertaining to the welfare abroad of Indians, NRIs and PIOs
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Joint Press Conference with Bangladesh Foreign Minister in Dhaka
Address by External Affairs Minister on 'Chabahar Day' at the Maritime India Summit 2021
External Affairs Minister's address to the Indian Community in Mauritius
External Affairs Minister's Statement at the High Level Segment of the 46th Session of Human Rights Council
Press Statament by External Affairs Minister during Official Visit to Mauritius
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Joint Conference with Minister of Foreign Affairs of Maldives in Male
Address by External Affairs Minister at the Ekuveni Stadium in Maldives (February 20, 2021)
Address by External Affairs Minister at the UNSC Open Debate on Implementation of Resolution 2532 (2020)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at World Sustainable Development Summit - High Level Round Table on Rebooting Green Growth (February 10, 2021)
,li>Address by External Affairs Minister at the Virtual Prize Distribution Ceremony of the ASEAN-India Hackathon
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at the 13th All India Conference of China Studies
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister at the 14th Annual Conference of Institute for National Security Studies, Israel
Address by External Affairs Minister at the UNSC Open Debate on Threats to International Peace and Security Caused by Terrorist Acts
Welcome Address by External Affairs Minister at the Valedictory Session of the 16th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Convention 2021
Address by External Affairs Minister at the Plenary Session on ''Role of Diaspora in Aatmanirbhar Bharat''
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Inaugural Session of the 16th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas Convention 2021
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the Joint Press Conference with Foreign Minister of Sri Lanka
Opening Remarks of External Affairs Minister at the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Memorial Lecture
Keynote address by External Affairs Minister at PBD Virtual Conference 'Forging Media and Entertainment Partnerships to showcase India@75'
EAM's remarks at CII Partnership Summit 2020
EAM's opening remarks at Press Statement following the India-UK Ministerial Dialogue
EAM's remarks at the Global Technology Summit
EAM's remarks at the Second Manohar Parrikar Memorial Lecture
EAM's remarks at the 93rd Annual Convention of FICCI
EAM's Remarks at Afghanistan 2020 Conference on 24 November 2020
EAM's Remarks at the Global Town Hall during the Session - "Indo-Pacific and the Covid-19 Crisis"
Keynote address by External Affairs Minister at the Deccan Dialogue
EAM's remarks at Asian Leadership Conference 2020
EAM's remarks at the 'India and Argentina in the New World Order: Dialogue among Indian and Argentine Think Tanks'
EAM's remarks at the India - Nordic - Baltic CII Conclave
EAM's Welcome Remarks at the 2nd Meeting of the India-Central Asia Dialogue
Sardar Patel Memorial Lecture-2020 by EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar : India and the Post-Covid World
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister Following the 3rd India-US 2+2 Ministerial meeting
EAM's opening remarks at 3rd India-US 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue
EAM's Remarks at the Release of Commemorative Postage Stamp on 75th Anniversary of United Nations
Remarks by EAM Dr. S. Jaishankar at the Bloomberg India Economic Forum 2020
Opening remarks by EAM at 2nd Quad Ministerial Meeting in Tokyo, Japan
EAM's Remarks at Alliance for Multilateral Meeting
EAM's Remarks at the 15th CII - Exim Bank Digital Conclave on India-Africa Project Partnership
EAM's Remarks at Ambrosetti Forum
Remarks by EAM during the 6th Roundtable Meeting of ASEAN-India Network of Think Tanks (AINTT)
EAM's speech during the virtual flag-off of 10 Broad Gauge Diesel Locomotives to Bangladesh
Remarks by EAM at the Signing Ceremony of the Concession Agreement of Kholongchhu HEP
EAM's remarks during the Virtual Ministerial Meeting of Alliance for Multilateralism
Keynote Address by the External Affairs Minister on Passport Seva Divas 2020
External Affairs Minister's message on Passport Seva Divas 2020 (June 24, 2020)
EAM's Opening Remarks at the RIC Trilateral Foreign Ministers' Video Conference
External Affairs Minister's Keynote address at the Inaugural session of 3rd Annual Conference of Protectors of Emigrants
External Affairs Minister's remarks during launch of India's Priorities for its candidature for the UN Security Council 2021-22
Statement by EAM in the Lok Sabha on Indians Stranded in Iran due to COVID-19 (March 12, 2020)
EAM's replies in the Lok Sabha on Indians Stranded in Iran due to COVID-19 (March 12, 2020)
EAM's replies in Rajya Sabha on Indians stranded in Iran due to COVID-19 situation
Suo-Moto Statement by External Affairs Minister on the Indians stranded in Iran due to COVID -19 situation
External Affairs Minister's address at Economic Times Global Business Summit
Transcript of Panel Discussion Westlessness in the world Multilateralism in a Changing International Order
External Affairs Minister's remarks at Nari Shakti Abhiyan
External Affairs Minister's speech for CPR : Emerging Geopolitical Landscape
Address by External Affairs Minister at the 6th India Ideas Conclave
EAM's Address to Geo-Economic Conference of the Pune International Centre on ''Asia and the Emerging International Trading System''
EAM's Remarks at the Press Interaction with German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas in Berlin
Address by External Affairs Minister on the occasion of the launch of the India-Central Asia Business Council, FICCI (February 06, 2020)
Vote of Thanks by EAM at the Inaugural session of Raisina Dialogue 2020
Address by External Affairs Minister on Pravasi Bharatiya Divas 2020 in New Delhi (January 09, 2020)
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Second 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in Washington DC, USA
Valedictory Address by External Affairs Minister at 11th Delhi Dialogue (December 14, 2019)
EAM's remarks at the 4th Global Technology Summit
Suo Moto Statement by External Affairs Minister on ''The Government's Efforts to Promote our Foreign Policy Focusing on High Level visits that Have Taken Place Recently'' in Rajya Sabha (November 28, 2019)
Welcome Address by External Affairs Minister on the occasion of Constitution Day Celebration 2019 (November 26, 2019)
External Affairs Minister's speech at the 4th Ramnath Goenka Lecture, 2019
External Affairs Minister's Intervention at Paris Peace Forum (November 12, 2019)
Press statement by External Affairs Minister during his visit to Serbia
EAM's remarks to Indian community and Friends of India in Serbia
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Ministerial Meeting preceding the XVIIIth Summit of the Non-Aligned Movement (October 23, 2019)
External Affairs Minister's conversation with Valdai Discussion Club, Moscow on 27 August 2019
External Affairs Minister's remarks at the WEF India Economic Summit 2019 on 4 October 2019
Keynote Address by External Affairs Minister on Celebration of 55 years of ITEC (October 07, 2019)
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at US India Strategic Partnership Forum In Washington D.C. (October 03, 2019)
External Affairs Minister's remarks at Atlantic Council, Washington D.C. on 1 October 2019
EAM's remarks at the Library of Congress 150th Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi at Library of Congress, Washington DC on 2 October 2019
EAM's remarks at Carnegie Endowment, Washington DC, 30 September 2019
External Affairs Minister's remarks on the topic 'Preparing for a Different Era ' at Center for Strategic and International Studies, Washington D.C. (October 01, 2019)
Statement by External Affairs Minister at the Informal Meeting of SAARC Council of Ministers (CoM) on the sidelines of 74th UNGA
EAM's statement on Ministerial meeting on the Alliance for multilateralism- Building the network and presenting results
Remarks by EAM at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs (FIIA) (September 20, 2019)
Address by EAM at the Ceremony to Launch 1000 Integrated PhD Fellowships to ASEAN students at IITs
Remarks on New India By External Affairs Minister at Gala Dinner in the India-Singapore Business Summit Singapore (September 09, 2019)
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister during his visit to Jakarta
Keynote Speech by External Affairs Minister at Indian Ocean Conference in Maldives (September 03, 2019)
Press Statement by External Affairs Minister after meeting with Polish Foreign Minister
External Affairs Minister's Remarks to the Media at Jamuna State Guest House, Dhaka, Bangladesh
External Affairs Minister's Remarks at the Launch of MEA'S Dashboard
External Affairs Minister's Remarks at the 4th India-China Media Forum
Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the 10th Mekong Ganga Cooperation Ministerial Meeting
Opening Remarks by External Affairs Minister at the ASEAN-Indian Ministerial Meeting
External Affairs Minister's statement in the Parliament on the remarks of President of the United States of America on mediating in the Kashmir issue
External Affairs Minister's statement in the Parliament regarding Kulbhushan Jadhav
External Affairs Minister's remarks during Press Interaction with Secretary of State of the United States of America
EAM's message on Passport Sewa Diwas, 2019
External Affairs Minister's Address at the Celebration of Passport Seva Divas (June 24, 2019)
EAM's address at the 5th International Day of Yoga celebrations for Diplomatic Corps at PBK in New Delhi
External Affairs Minister's address at 5th CICA Summit 2019 in Dushanbe
Transcript of External Affairs Minister's address at the flagging off event for the first batch of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2019
Transcript of Interview of External Affairs Minister at India Today Conclave 2021 (October 08, 2021)
Transcript of Interview of External Affairs Minister at the DD News Conclave Finale (October 07, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's remarks and interaction at USISPF Annual Leadership Summit (September 30, 2021)
ORF "In-Conversation" – External Affairs Minister and Portuguese Foreign Minister on the Future of India-EU relations (June 23, 2021)
External Affairs Minister at the Qatar Economic Forum (June 22, 2021)
External Affairs Minister's virtual interaction with the Indian Diaspora in Kenya (June 13, 2021)
External Affairs Minister in conversation with General HR McMaster in Battlegrounds session on 'India: Opportunities and Challenges for a Strategic Partnership' (26 May 2021)
Opening keynote interview by External Affairs Minister at the FT-Indian Express webinar
Transcript of Interview of External Affairs Minister with ANI during his visit to the United Kingdom
External Affairs Minister at the 6th National Leadership Conclave of AIMA (19 April 2021)
External Affairs Minister participates in a panel discussion at the Raisina Dialogue 2021- "Junction Kabul: The Road to Peace" (April 16, 2021)
External Affairs Minister participates in a panel discussion at the Raisina Dialogue 2021- "Crimson Tide, Blue Geometries: New Partnerships for the Indo-Pacific" (14-04-2021)
External Affairs Minister participates in a panel discussion at the Raisina Dialogue 2021- "The Health Central: India, SDGs, Vaccines & Global Expectations"
Interview of Minister of External Affairs in Tajikistan's Weekly Newspaper
EAM's interaction at PAFI National Forum (23 October, 2020)
EAM's interaction on 3rd USISPF Annual Leadership Summit (August 31, 2020)
EAM's interaction at USIBC India Idea Summit (July 22, 2020)
EAM's interaction on Mindmine Mondays, CNBC (July 21, 2020)
External Affairs Minister's interview at India Global Week 2020
External Affairs Minister's interview to India Today
External Affairs Minister in Conversation at Raisina Dialogue 2020 : The India Way
EAM's interview to Der Spiegel
S Jaishankar in Conversation with C Raja Mohan at RNG Lecture 2019
EAM's interview with NRC Handelsblad during his visit to the Netherlands
EAM's interview to Le Monde
External Affairs Minister's interview to Politika during his visit to Serbia
EAM Dr. S Jaishankar, in conversation with Kevin Rudd, President of the Asia Society Policy Institute in New York City (September 24, 2019)
Q and A: India's foreign minister on Kashmir
Excerpts from EAM's interview with Strait Times, 8 September 2019 in Singapore
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