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$776.11K in average volume shows that Certara Inc. (CERT) is heading in the right direction
January 24, 2023, Certara Inc. (NASDAQ: CERT) trading session started at the price of $18.83, that was -1.44% drop from the session before. During the day, the shares moved up to $19.11 and dropped to $18.46 before settling in for the closing price of $18.73. A 52-week range for CERT has been $10.60 – $28.62.
When this article was written, the company's average yearly earnings per share was at 76.10%. With a float of $152.81 million, this company's outstanding shares have now reached $157.14 million.
Let's look at the performance matrix of the company that is accounted for 1054 employees.
Certara Inc. (CERT) Insider and Institutional Ownership
Also, it is sometimes useful to examine the sentiment of large-scale investors toward Certara Inc. stocks. The insider ownership of Certara Inc. is 1.20%, while institutional ownership is 87.40%. The most recent insider transaction that took place on Dec 08, was worth 449,317,815. In this transaction 10% Owner of this company sold 29,954,521 shares at a rate of $15.00, taking the stock ownership to the 0 shares. Before that another transaction happened on Nov 22, when Company's PRESIDENT, SOFTWARE sold 51,223 for $15.55, making the entire transaction worth $796,518. This insider now owns 175,500 shares in total.
Certara Inc. (CERT) Latest Financial update
Going through the last 3-months fiscal report unveiled on the 6/29/2022, it has been observed that the corporation posted $0.09 earnings per share (EPS) during the time that was less than consensus figure (set at $0.11) by -$0.02. Wall Street market experts anticipate that the next fiscal year will bring earnings of 0.12 per share during the current fiscal year.
Certara Inc. (NASDAQ: CERT) Trading Performance Indicators
You can see what Certara Inc. (CERT) is doing with its current performance indicators. In the most recent quarter, the stock posted a quick ratio of 4.00. In addition, a publicly-traded company's price to sales ratio for the trailing twelve months stands at 8.91. Likewise, its price to free cash flow for the trailing twelve months is 37.78.
For the trailing twelve months, Company's Diluted EPS (Earnings per Share) is -0.03, a number that is poised to hit 0.13 in the next quarter and is forecasted to reach 0.53 in one year's time.
Technical Analysis of Certara Inc. (CERT)
Certara Inc. (NASDAQ: CERT) saw its 5-day average volume 0.74 million, a positive change from its year-to-date volume of 0.68 million. As of the previous 9 days, the stock's Stochastic %D was 79.25%. Additionally, its Average True Range was 0.77.
During the past 100 days, Certara Inc.'s (CERT) raw stochastic average was set at 90.76%, which indicates a significant increase from 79.59% during the past two weeks. Based on volatility metrics of the stock, it showed a historical volatility of 27.07% in the past 14 days, which was lower than the 59.79% volatility it showed in the past 100 days.
At the time of writing, stock's 50-day Moving Average is $16.53, while its 200-day Moving Average is $17.47. Nevertheless, the first resistance level for the watch stands at $18.89 in the near term. At $19.33, the stock is likely to face the second major resistance level. The third major resistance level sits at $19.54. If the price goes on to break the first support level at $18.24, it is likely to go to the next support level at $18.03. The third support level lies at $17.59 if the price breaches the second support level.
Certara Inc. (NASDAQ: CERT) Key Stats
There are 159,673K outstanding shares of the company, which has a market capitalization of 2.89 billion. As of now, sales total 286,100 K while income totals -13,270 K. Its latest quarter income was 84,700 K while its last quarter net income were 3,940 K.
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EA has cancelled NBA Elite 11, the company announced on its Q2 fiscal 2011 earnings call today.
Previously delayed from this October to 2011, CFO Eric Brown broke the news on the conference, though the reasoning went unmentioned.
COO John Schappert later added that future development of the franchise will be handled at Madden and EA Sports MMA developer EA Tiburon. 11 was in the works at EA Canada.
As the delay happened, EA Sports' president Peter Moore said work on the title would continue "until we're certain we can deliver a breakthrough basketball experience"; chances are the game will likely transform into NBA Elite 12 then.


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large boats and barges to pass through.
planned ribbon-cutting and dedication were postponed until later in the spring.
river at the boat, then turn and see down the road."
was out of work for a while.
a.m. and 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
motorists will get the chance to see the town with its new look.
along with the old one of her relatives.
Laura Taylor Hopper, 8, cut their ribbon.
Pamunkey River to connect the town of West Point with New Kent County.
The 5K race went on as scheduled, with as many as 70 racers participating.
participants and sold to others by volunteers from C&F Bank.
Longest all braved the chilly conditions to sell shirts.
weather from the April snowstorm.


Here I sit, at my desk, watching the snow fall outside. And once again, I am drawn to the prayer I pray every year at this time....."Lord, I will do what you want me to do, I will go where you want me to go.....but can we make it a warm place?"
Recently, I have begun once again, to play the guitar. I started almost five years ago, but because of the changes of life, I put it down. And now, here I am again, playing.
The thing about playing the guitar is this......your little fingers have to build up callous.' Until you do, after about two minutes of playing and holding down those tiny cutting strings, you fingers are screaming in pain. And so.....a guitarist has to go about building up callous' on those fingers. Callous' decrease the pain and allow you to continue in your song.
The down side to these tough little skin patches, is that you lose sensitivity in them....so when you use them, to type, or wipe something out of your eye, or pick something up, it feels funny, or weird.....it just doesn't feel right, somewhat ineffective.
I got to thinking last night, about the whole thing. Callous.' For many years, I had them on my heart. It covered the pain and allowed me to live and work and cope. But this past year has been a year of callous removal, and God, with His intricate ways, has done so.
Looking back, I see how these tough pieces on my heart, in my spirit made me somewhat ineffective in my life, in my different roles, and in my ability to be vulnerable for and to God.
We think of them as protection, but I wonder how much it hinders us, when we allow these to build up within us.....due to pain, or anger or past abuses.
I am thankful for the work that God has done in my life. He who began a good work in me....is carrying it on to completion until it is done. For I am His workmanship created in Him to do good works......without the callous,' without the limitations of the past....and everytime I play my guitar, and feel the callous' on my fingers, I am reminded of this.


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BY PATRICIA ROY, PROY@THELANDMARK.COM
In 1967, Judith Freeman Clark had the distinction of being voted "class artist" by her fellow seniors at Wachusett Regional High School.
That was not the last artistic laurel bestowed upon her by the high school. Since June, some two dozen of her watercolor paintings have been displayed in the Bowes Gallery, in an exhibit titled "A Celebration of Color, Form and Light."
Clark is a member of the New England Watercolor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America and ArtsWorcester. Her works have been displayed at juried art shows and regional art fairs.
A former Holden resident, Clark was back at WRHS last week to teach a painting workshop for students. Held after school hours, the workshop nevertheless attracted 50 aspiring artists, all eyes and ears as Clark demonstrated tips and techniques used by watercolorists.
As she recreated the mountain scenery of a recent Nova Scotia vacation, she counseled students that watercolors will dry at least 30 percent lighter than they were when brushed on.
"So use a nice, rich color," she said.
As a blue sky speckled with white clouds appeared on her easel, Clark discussed the uses of carrying brushes from the "squirrel mop" to the flat wash bushes she used on the middle ground of a green hillside. Students were told to experiment with how they held their brushes to practice obtaining different effects.
"One of the rules is not to be disappointed with what you end up with," she said. "Serendipitously, you can end up with good effects."
Artistic recipes were handed out freely: Dioxazine violet ("a great color") mixed with green makes a great gray, add some blue and get an even better gray, she said.
From time to time, Clark spritzed her work with water from a spray bottle, then used a blow dryer for a quick dry. Remarkably, she finished the painting in about 45 minutes, far less than the usual time she allots for a painting.
Most of the paintings in the Bowes Gallery took hours and hours, she said. She brought along an earlier version of the Nova Scotia scene, that she finished only after three test paintings.
"Don't worry about wasting paper or paint, just have a good time with it," she advised.
From classroom paint boxes, Clark suggested the students stick with blue, violet, orange and yellow colors, and skip the viridian green that most professional watercolorists find too vivid.
Clark's watercolors range in subject from studies of people, to landscapes to flowers and still life subjects. She likes that her paintings are hanging in the gallery named for the late Gregory Bowes, a WRHS art teacher who influenced Clark into following art as a career.
Art classes with Bowes were a central part of her high school education, Clark said. She went on to attend The Vesper George School of Art in Boston and studied with well-known artists in New England and Arkansas. She is also a retired Episcopalian priest.
The Bowes Gallery is curated by the high school's chapter of the National Art Honor Society and faculty advisor Suzanne Breen. Clark's show will be on display through early October.


Saving Valuable Dollars #7 (2014) Techny Towers Retreat and Conference Center was the site of the seventh Saving Valuable Dollars Finance Seminar. Twenty-two SVDs came to hear presentations on budgeting, bank fraud, canon law, and much more.
Saving Valuable Dollars #6 (2013) On October 7-9, Techny Towers was the site of the sixth Saving Valuable Dollars Finance Seminar. Twenty-six SVDs directly involved in pastoral work participated.
SVD Leadership Workshop (2013) This was the 14th Study Day planned by the Education Office. Held on April 17-19 at Techny Towers, it was preceded by the Local Superiors' Meeting earlier in the day.
SVD Verbum Award Dinner (2013) Scott D. Pollock was awarded the SVD Verbum Award at a reception and dinner held April 9 at Techny Towers.
Saving Valuable Dollars #5 (2012) More than 25 SVDs gathered on June 4-6 at Techny Towers to participate in the fifth Saving Valuable Dollars Finance Seminar.
Christmas Holidays (2010) On December 2 members of the Techny SVD and SSpS communities traveled to Pheasant Run resort in St. Charles, IL to enjoy lunch and a performance of the holiday classic, "It's A Wonderful Life." Indeed, a wonderful time was had by one and all that day!
Mission Congress 2010 On October 28-31 missionaries from across the U.S. gathered in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Spirit of Chicago (2010) Thirty-seven SVDs and SSpS Sisters enjoyed a luncheon cruise on Lake Michigan, which has become an annual event. This year the cruise was on August 3, 2010.
NOCERCC Region VII (2010) The annual regional meeting of the National Organization for Continuing Education of Roman Catholic Clergy took place at the Techny Towers on August 11, 2010.
Christmas Holidays (2009) On December 2 a group from the Techny SVD and SSpS communities enjoyed a trip to Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, IL for lunch and a matinee performance of "Plaid Tidings".
Study Day # 13 (2009) On October 8-10 SVDs gathered at Techny Towers to hear presentations and discuss the Study Day's focus theme, "Pastoral Care of the Sick and Elderly."
Spirit of Chicago (2009) On July 7 a group of 40 SVDs and Holy Spirit Sisters from Techny enjoyed a luncheon cruise on Lake Michigan aboard the Spirit of Chicago.
East Troy (2009) On June 16 a group of SVDs from Techny journeyed to East Troy, Wisconsin for their annual summer picnic.
Noble Horse Theater (2008) On December 9 SVDs and SSpSs traveled to the Noble Horse Theater for a live performance of the "Nutcracker on Horseback", dinner and tour of Chicago's Christmas lights and decorations.
Saving Valuable Dollars # 4 (2008) The latest in a series of ongoing workshops covering legal and financial management for SVD Pastors. Held November 17-19 at Techny Towers.
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Spirit of Chicago (2008) On Tuesday, July 1, 2008 SVDs and Holy Spirit Sisters from Techny enjoyed a luncheon cruise on Lake Michigan aboard the "Spirit of Chicago".
East Troy (2008) SVDs make the annual trek in June this year to East Troy for food, fun and a little relaxation.
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Long Lines for Marina Abramović's Serpentine Gallery Show
Benjamin Sutton, June 12, 2014
The line outside the Serpentine Gallery on opening day of Marina Abramović's "512 Hours." Photo: Adrian Searle/Twitter.
The line for Marina Abramović's new piece 512 Hours at London's Serpentine Gallery will be to the summer of 2014 as the line for Alexander McQueen's Costume Institute retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum was to 2011. On June 11, the first day of the durational performance art spectacle, a long line stretched from the front door of the Serpentine Sackler Gallery into Kensington Gardens.
Marina Abramović welcoming visitors to 512 Hours on opening day.
Photo: Serpentine Galleries/Twitter.
When, finally, it was time for Abramović to begin interacting with her public, she threw open the doors to the gallery herself to welcome them inside—160 at a time. The waiting line to get into 512 Hours—which artnet News speculates will reach 512 hours sometime in early August—has already spawned an official social media hashtag, #SGqueue.
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On Saturday 30th October in Marbella and Sunday October 31st in Fuengirola there will be a childrens magic and comedy show to raise funds for AVOI, the volunteer association that helps children with leukemia in the hospital at Materno de Infantil in Malaga.
From fire juggling to musical mimes, from rope tricks to rabbits, and from magical clowns to comic presenters....it's not to be missed!
At just 10 euros a ticket why not come along and enjoy the show!
Venue: The Palacio de Congresos in Marbella. Tickets are available on the door.
Venue: Palacio de la Paz in Fuengirola.
its a flat rate of 10 euros per ticket....if you buy 4 you do get one free!


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My name is Marly, but I also go by Mar, or MarMar, so just pick your favorite!
I am a 28 year-old, Lebanese/American woman just trying to navigate through life the best way I know how. In 2007, while returning from a road trip my friend fell asleep on the wheel. We ended up hitting the rails on both sides of the road before we eventually hit a soft spot we then started flipping several times before hitting a tree and coming to a stop. Since I was asleep, I have very little memories from that night. I remember flirting with the paramedic pulling me out the car. I remember arguing with the ER nurse for cutting my new bra. I remember crying for my friend Julie and my dog Danika. Once alert, the doctors informed me that I had sustained a T10 and T12 spinal cord injury and that I would NEVER walk again.
I'd like to be blunt with you for a moment. A spinal cord injury is a devastating one. It is a COMPLETE lifestyle change regardless of the injury level. As you can imagine there are many thoughts that go through a person's mind upon hearing that. There's denial, anger and emotional pain all of which compounded by the immense physical pain. I have yet to meet a newly disabled individual that did not initially believe their life was over and I was no different. Coming from a different culture, it was particularly hard to hear it coming from loved ones as well.
If there is one thing I would like to project to my readers about myself, it is that I find laughter and amusement in just about any situation and eventually I started to find it within my disability. Physical therapy was a combination of hard work and lots of laughter, but I am now at a point where I can walk short distances with a walker and ankle braces.
It's now been 8 years since my injury and my mobility issues, for the most part, no longer faze me. Thanks to Creative Living, I have lived independently for three years now and I LOVE it. I also attended The Ohio State University and graduated with honors with a B.A. in Modern Standard Arabic and a minor in Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies. I hope to one day utilize my degree to bring awareness and consciousness to the Lebanese culture regarding the disabled life. I am fueled by the knowledge that I can and will accomplish my goals while wheelchair bound and with the biggest smile to boot.
Merriam-Webster defines disability as, "a condition (such as an illness or an injury) that damages or limits a person's physical or mental abilities". However, to those of us that are disabled, the definition is not only individual but also very personal. For many of us, being disabled is a state of mind as much as it is a mental or bodily condition. The abled and the disabled alike have limits but it is what we choose to do with those limits that define us.
Through this Creative Living blog page, we will talk openly about what it means to be disabled. Not only to bring awareness and consciousness but to also challenge your definition of "normal". In the coming weeks, I will be introducing you to some of the strongest individuals. Creative Living residents transcend what is perceived to be their physical limitations by simply being who they are and knowing that, that is enough.


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For public buildings see Buildings. Or see House.
Ones basic needs such as shelter, warmth, nourishment – but usually in the sense of what we have created as our basic way of life; the values, standards, goals we have accepted as normal, or are 'at home' with; as in the first example. The situation or feeling state in our home, which here means family atmosphere and attitudes; the state of feeling relaxed, being oneself because away from other people and what we need to be in relationship with them. Thus a sense of being oneself, or absence of concern over other peoples criticism. In clarifying this dream symbol, it needs to be defined as to what the state of feeling was in the home, and whether one shared the space with others, and what this was like.
A home is a sort of womb in which you can grow and are born each time you step outside of it. It is like a structure in which gives support and strength and is an enormous part of you especially when you are young. So much a part of us it is difficult to grasp where it is in our life, except in dreams when we actually explore them by using Being the Person or Thing
Future home: The direction you would like your life to take, or fear it might. See: house below.
Homeless: The negative side of feeling homeless is seen as representing big changes in your life such as leaving home, or travelling and living in another country, and so feeling abandoned by all ones friends and usual sources of support. Dreaming of being home;ess may also link with feeling life has no meaning or purpose. They may occur after going through separation or divorce, or even the death of a loved one, especially a parent or spouse.
Such dreams can reveal grief, anger, resentment and despair that has not been face or dealt with. Meeting such feelings is way Facing and working through these feelings is important and may show emotional blockages.
The positive side of homelessness is realised as a feeling that our home is in ourselves and we feel at home wherever we are. Sometimes it comes out of a realisation of our spirit – our knowledge of our oneness with Life/God/Self. Our awareness of being in eternity, of release from all the anxiety, worries, thoughts and fears humans are often locked in.
In a past home: Depicts the parts of our character or experience which developed in that home environment.
Moving into your own home: This is a move toward independence, toward being at ease and not having to be influenced by other peoples needs or influence.
Someone else's home: What we sense as the attitudes and atmosphere – or the situation prevailing in that home. So a young woman going to the home of her lover and his wife, shows her facing the fact of her lover's home situation and commitment in marriage.
Example: the track I had worn across a small front lawn because I had used a shortcut instead of walking along the path, had shouted at me about my lack of care. Now inside the house, the same things showed themselves in the state of my house, my inner health. I was humbled by my feelings of love for my wife, but more humbled by how much I owed her, and how little pay. Despite all, she had stayed. The dog jumped up at me, pleased to have me home. The children all had something to ask or tell. The house was untidy, but it was home where they were.
Mark wanted food. I had to watch Neal's nose while he quivered it and told me it was a motorcar engine. Helen I held close. She said that we were both number one triangle on the fireguard.
Having realised that the door was me, and gone inside, I saw that for years I had been so bound up with myself that the whole house reflected my neglect. It was my neglect. Even so, despite that there was my wife, who I had come home for. There were the children. And as I entered I looked at the map of the world I had stuck on the wall. I saw it as the children might see it. That is, not just as a picture, but as colours and a feeling. The light was switched on in the kitchen. It was soft coming into the darkened room I was in. There was a lot I could not be proud of. But the map, and the light in the kitchen, that was home.
Example: 'I was sitting in the living room at home and my mum was sitting there; like we do when we're relaxing in the evening. From nowhere in particular my dad was there. He held his girlfriend in his arms and displayed her in front of us. She was stark naked. My mum tensed up, tightened her lips, and tried to look away. I felt acutely embarrassed for me, mum, dad and his girlfriend.' Lynsay S.
Example: 'I am walking down a busy street when I realise all I have on are my bra and pants. Everyone is staring at me and I try to appear unconcerned but feel more and more embarrassed as I go on. Eventually the street and the people fade and I am alone in my own home and a great sensation of relief comes over me. I do not bother to put any more clothes on but wander about the house secure in the comfort people are no longer looking at me. Mrs S. C. This depicts the home as absence of demands made on us by other people or social rules – so the ability to be oneself.
Example: What arose from within myself, seemingly as if from my own wholeness, was that even the common animals can, with a little effort, build themselves a home. A chimpanzee, will reach out for, and with a few branches create a place to be. Whereas we human beings, especially in Western culture, particularly in the United Kingdom, have to work hard perhaps for 25 years or more to own a dwelling place. Why do we have to live in such a uncertainty? Why does our social system keep us running after a carrot for so many years?
It is fundamental for an animal to be able to reach out and get the raw materials to build its own nest. Whereas with a human being we may have to pay for that nest all our life. For some strange reason many of us seem to accept this as normal. Yet it is a fundamental human right to be able to have a place to live that does not produce stress – the stress of debt for instance. As things stand, every tiny shift in government policy about the percentage of interest in repayments, causes uncertainty and anxiety. To be manipulated by such anxieties into being work machines is not right. It is something to be rejected. We should not accept it.
Idioms: Bring something home to someone; close to home; come home to roost; home and dry; broken home; home truth; home is where the heart is; feel at home.
Useful Questions and Hints:
Do you feel at ease or ill at ease in your dream house?
Is the house in the dream not my home as I know it?
What is happening in my dream?
See The House in Your Dream – Summing Up – Techniques for Exploring your Dreams – Edgar Cayce – Plot of the Dream
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-Christoffer 2018-05-11 14:40:57
Hi Tony!
I had a dream about air conditioning ducts within the wall of my home. I tried to find something on it here but I couldn't find it. It would be very interesting to hear your thoughts on it!
Best regards/
-Tony Crisp 2018-05-14 11:55:55
Hi Christoffer – You were right, so I have put in a new entry. https://dreamhawk.com/dream-dictionary/air-conditioning/
If there is something in your dream that entry does not cover please show it to me.
-Monkie 2016-11-01 7:47:32
Hi! I dreamt that I had been somewhere together with the boy I'm in love with (I don't know him, he went to the same school as I did) and his best friend. We were walking on the sidewalk towards my home, (this place and the way we walk is the same way I would walk in real life), and the friend was walking next to me while my crush was walking in front of us. The two of them were talking to each other mostly, but I talked a little as well. I got the feeling the friend was really into talking to me, he talked with enthusiasm and was smiling a lot, while my crush was more like he wanted to get somewhere, but I think I said a few words to him as well. We walked this way along the sidewalk and the surroundings were as they are in real life. We come to this place where the way splits in two, and I tell them that the busstop over there is the last one if they wanna get home. They agree with what I say but we keep on walking and I feel kind of anxious about them seeing my home. As we turn and walk the way towards my house instead of the way towards the busstop the surroundings turn out to be quite different. In the dream I didn't react to this though. We come across a little cabin, I think it was baby blue. My loved boy enters this cabin in a playful way and then so does his friend. I stand outside but I'm still with them, and the entrance is open. They are playing music (I guess they've been doing that for a while) and suddenly a song from my list starts playing (it's metal, which I really like, but can't really stand for) and we all act chocked. People on the other side of the way passing by look at us like we're weird and kind of chocked as well. Can you please help me understand the meanings hidden in this dream?
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The truth is that someone actually came up to us and said that we are breathing wrong … after this person came up during the workout, I stopped listening to what he said except for the part where he said "breathing will crush your brain" … and holding your breathe will do what????
Anyways this morning was awesome with the number of folks showing up even just for a run starting at 5:30AM and 6AM at the corner of 10th & N Street. After the 3-5 miles that were thrown down, we then gathered at the West Steps like we normally do for another new workout that had to do with partners … yes, we love them partner workouts, that sometimes challenge us to get out of our comfort zone but also brings us closer together with those around us through motivation and encouragement. Never is it a competition but it does keep people like myself honest and accountable, when you have a partner to workout with 10 burpees is 10 burpees not 9 or 8 … it keeps us moving, and pushing us through a solid workout.
Today's workout was another As Many Rounds As Possible … first in line was 10 burpees with a high-5 up top completed 10 times followed by a sprint to a tree that was flexing it's biceps … then came 20 push-ups with a high-5, followed by a sprint … then 10 partner get ups each … followed by a sprint … then to close off the round 20 sit ups with a high-10 followed by a sprint … this was completed about 4-5 rounds by the groups this morning … everyone got their workout on and were complaining about how exhausting the workout was … this is a good thing, because we love being pushed and tested … not to mention held accountable by the folks around us!
Great job today everyone! Way to crush it!
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Welcome to Thomas Morris estate agent Biggleswade. We are rated in the TOP 100 estate agent branches in the whole country according to the Best Estate Guide 2018 supported by Rightmove and the Property Academy! That's after a detailed analysis of over 25,000 estate agency offices which include criteria measuring sales performance and mystery shopping. According to the guide, we are officially the most highly rated estate agent in the whole Biggleswade area.
Thomas Morris Sales and Lettings in Biggleswade occupy a prominent position close to the Market Square, and in conjunction with the St Neots and St Ives offices, won the accolade of Best Estate Agent in East Anglia from the Guild of Property Professionals 2018.
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From start to finish the whole team was up to date with the process. Genuine concern to expedite the sale along with advice, developed into a personal touch to reduce the stress of parting with what to us was a very special happy home.
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Amazing service, great communication from the Team. Talked us through each step and responded very quickly to queries. Hannah and Karla have dealt with me from start to finish of our transaction and have been wonderful to work with. Never dealt with Thomas Morris before but would highly recommend them to friends and family for the sale or purchase of a property.
Postives- Friendly and approachable- both in branch and over the phone staff were consistently welcoming and came across overall a warming team. Specifically it helped having upbeat personalities and knowing our names when we called and mentioned the property. Knowledge- all quireies we had were answened thoroughly and when we needed things clairfying they was happy to do so without getting frustrated with us. Quick responses- answered phone calls and emails very quickly. We never had to wait long for an answer to our questions. Next time ... Communication- We did feel there was a communication breakdown at times between the estate agents side and the mortgage broker linked to Thomas Morris. For example we was getting 2 conflicting pieces of information from the estate agents and the broker regarding a mortgage issue ect . This was sorted quickly and affectivly and in a professional manner But did cause some confusion in the first instance.
Karla has been great at getting back to all my calls and email enquiries. As a first-time buyer I haven't always known what the next step entails, but Karla always answers my questions and reassures me about what comes next.
The Thomas Morris Team and Dan in particular made themselves available to give professional support and advice even outside of office hours. Dan picked up the pieces when solicitors let us down and ensured the sale progressed.
The staff at the Biggleswade branch have supported and guided us through what has been a very long and difficult process. When vendors have let us down their guidance, knowledge and professionalism has kept us going. All of the staff have been helpful but special thanks to Karla and Ryan, your hard work is appreciated.
Great and fast communication and always informative. Karla has always been proactive, open and honest with some really good advice. A credit to your company.


Quick service restaurant chain Upsouth recently announced the launch of its seventh branch at Chandani Chowk.
Quick service restaurant chain Upsouth recently announced the launch of its seventh branch at Chandani Chowk. The branch will offer the best out of South Indian fusion signature dishes such as the South Indian Burger — Uthly, Malabari Parota Sandwich, Sabudana Cheese Vada, Mango Moksha, Healthy Super Grain Paratha, and exciting South Indian combos. Due to its fast service and tasty food, it is an ideal place to grab a quick bite for students, family to relax and office-goers to unwind.
The outlet's menu also offers a variety of Idli and Dosa, Medu Wada, Uthappam, Filter Coffee, Paddu and more. This self-service and sit-down restaurant has great offers, value pricing, a live kitchen, authentic, delicious and hygienic food which is reasonably priced.
"With gracious love and support of Pune food lovers, we have been able to create convenient, affordable, hygienic and quality-driven South Indian chain in upscale environment. We continue to look forward to create and sustain an impactful presence in Pune market through internal investments and franchising options. South Indian cuisine is recognised as one of the most popular cuisines, and as a product is also suitable for all day dining," says Kumar Gaurav, Vice President, Billionsmiles Hospitality Pvt Ltd.
Beyond these locations, the brand is also looking forward to setting up many more outlets in the city by the end of the year, and is planning to enter cities like Ahmedabad.


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En mai, je pars à Nanjing (Chine) pour 2 semaines de cours de vision par ordinateur et de robotique.
Premier conseil scientifique du laboratoire ImViA en juillet.
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I will fly to Toulouse today for the PhD defense of Philippe-Antoine Gohard that will be held at the LAAS tomorrow. Back to Le Creusot on Monday!
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Religion and Radical Islam
In the Balkans, religion and national identity are intimately, and fatally, linked. Religion has long been the primary national identifier and it has precipitated a history of division. At the time of the schism between the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches in 1054 CE, the Croats were Catholic, like their neighbors in Italy, and the Serbs were Orthodox, having been absorbed by the Byzantine Empire. Bosniaks—the Slavic people who lived in the medieval Bosnian state at the time—primarily practiced a form of Christianity that may have been part of the dualist Bogomil sect, though this remains a controversial subject[i]. The Bogomils were condemned as heretical by Orthodox Serbs, who expelled them, and by the Roman Catholic Church, whose calls for crusades were answered by the Kingdom of Hungary, then in a union with Croatia. Following the Ottoman conquests of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the 1400s, many Bosnians converted to Islam.[ii] Thus, religion, rather than ethnicity, has long sowed distrust in the region and been used as a pretext for political gains. Prior to the 1995 Srebenica massacre, in which thousands of Muslim Bosniaks were killed, Ratko Mladić, one of the architects of that horror, invoked the Ottoman Turks' defeat of the Serbs in the year 1389: "The moment has finally arrived when . . . we will have vengeance against the Turks in this place."[iii]
Each country has a different relationship with its primary religion. Of all the countries in the region, the church in Croatia has the largest influence over social and political life. The office of the president was only one of several political entities that supported recent calls by In the Name of the Family, a Roman Catholic NGO, for gender-segregated education and antiabortion measures. In Serbia, politicians regularly use religion to stir up nationalist sentiment, which can function as a distraction from painful economic realities, weak enforcement of the rule of law, and other unresolved domestic issues.
The inhabitants of the two countries that have large Muslim populations, BiH and Kosovo, now practice a very moderate form of Islam. Following a post–World War II campaign, women generally stopped wearing headscarves, mosques were decorated with representational figures, and drinking alcohol became common. However, a 2016 article in the New York Times, "How Kosovo Has Turned Into Fertile Ground for ISIS," drew attention to the risk that Islamic extremists pose in the country.[iv]
Pristina Nights: Patrons at The Cuban bar in Kosovo. [v]
According to the report, the self-declared Islamic State has found the highest number of European recruits per capita in Kosovo and the would-be Caliphate has chosen Albanian—the language of Kosovo—as one of the languages used by its propaganda arm. However, the risk that Islamic extremism poses is nuanced, say interviewees—depending on history, economics, and other factors—and varies from Kosovo to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"There is an issue with radicalism in Kosovo" says Petrit Selimi, Kosovo's former acting foreign minister, "but The New York Times' article did not realistically present the situation in Kosovo." Comparing per capita recruits from a country that is 95.6 percent Muslim with countries that have only Muslim minorities does not present an accurate picture; it is "political mathematics," says another high-ranking official. Lacking the strict Wahhabi interpretation of Islam that dominates countries like Saudi Arabia, Kosovo's practice of Islam exists in a country that recently held its first gay pride parade, where recognition of the LGBT community is part of the constitution, where 40 percent of ambassadors are female, and which elected the first female president in the region.
Similarly, BiH practices a more moderate form of Islam. It was only during the wars of the 1990s that foreigners who followed strict interpretations of Islam came to the country after Bosnian Muslims invited outside help to fight on their side.[vi] According to media reports, hundreds of these traveling mercenaries were given citizenship and remained in the country, where they formed communities, predominately in rural areas.[vii] "The issue with the Wahhabi Islamic practitioners is that they seem to be peaceful, but no one can enter these communities, so no one really knows what happens there," says Dobrila Govedarica of the Open Society Fund Bosnia and Herzegovina. An increasing number of tourists from countries such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are buying property in BiH's cooler, greener climate for vacation homes. According to some sources, this trend is exerting an influence on BiH's practice of Islam.
Of more concern to security specialists is the ability of foreigners to open shell corporations for real estate transactions. Easy to open, these firms quickly become hubs for hundreds of millions of euros of property, facilitating all-cash transactions. Similarly, the funding of Islamic charitable organizations in BiH have come under scrutiny by U.S. counterterrorism agencies[viii]. If even a small fraction of this difficult-to-trace money is used to fund terrorism, the impact could be tremendous. For example, the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States cost just $400,000 to $500,000 to carry out.[ix]
Both BiH and Kosovo were early adopters of laws designed to deter fighters from joining the so-called Islamic State—returnees are jailed for a year in both countries. Of the 330 Bosnians known to have left, 26 were killed and 55 returned and were incarcerated.[x] Members of BiH's Muslim communities are coordinating with BiH's intelligence services to apprehend returning fighters and some Muslim leaders have demanded that the government shut down illegal madrassas that are not controlled by BiH's officially recognized Muslim communities[xi]. However, the scope of the monitoring exceeds the government's capabilities. There are reportedly dozens of Wahabbist communities in BiH, each with young adults who are susceptible to extremist messages.[xii] According to a high-ranking government official, there is an ongoing struggle against the Wahhabi movement in BiH. "The problem is that, even though we speak the same language, there is a misuse of religion and its influence over youth."
Despite these efforts and a history of more moderate Islam, interviewees say that countries such as Saudi Arabia and Turkey are using soft diplomacy, in different ways, to promote a form of Islam that runs counter to historically moderate interpretations. Although they have differing objectives and roots in different schools of Islamic thought, both Saudi Arabia and Turkey are exerting influence and shaping perceptions amid high youth unemployment rates and governance challenges. They are building and restoring mosques in both countries, with Saudi-funded mosques often differing aesthetically from the local norms. Representational images, forbidden in most interpretations of Islam, nevertheless traditionally adorned mosques in Kosovo, but that is not the case in the new mosques, says an academic. Saudi Arabia is also educating imams and providing scholarships for study in Saudi Arabia. "Secularism is failing in Kosovo, as Turkey and Saudi Arabia introduce more conservative forms of Islam," says Ilir Deda, a member of Kosovo's parliament.
"We are concerned with the return of foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq," says Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, in reference to the allure of IS for disaffected youth in BiH and Kosovo, "and have been working with partners in that region." President Grabar-Kitarović has gone so far as to ask President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan of Turkey to put pressure on Turkey's religious community, as she sees Turkey's "neo-Ottomanism" to be of concern, along with the Salafist push of the Gulf States. With the decades-long presence of Wahhabis in BiH and the continued outreach by Saudi Arabia and Turkey, there exists the possibility that the more temperate form of Islam traditionally practiced in BiH would give way to a more extremist version in a country that in many ways already resembles a failing state.
The emerging threat is coupled with an important opportunity. Both Kosovo and BiH practice a moderate form of Islam with secular governments, and are willing partners in maintaining that tradition. Kosovo has taken a hard line against Saudi Arabia, closing Saudi-funded exchange programs, expelling rabblerousing foreign imams, and jailing domestic imams who incited violence. Both countries could form a bulwark against extremism, demonstrating to increasingly fearful and xenophobic societies in the rest of Europe that Islam is compatible with democracy.
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[i] Bogomil sect in the Balkans; Obolensky, D. (2004). The Bogomils: a study in Balkan Neo-Manichaeism. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press.
[ii] Bosnia in the Ottoman Empire during the 15th century; Malcolm, N. (1996). Bosnia: A Short History. New York University Print, p.43
[iii] Ratko Mladić's statement from Srebrenica, 1995; Whitaker, J. (2015, July 11). The Legacy of Srebrenica, Twenty Years Later. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/the-legacy-of-the-srebrenica-massacre-twenty-years-later
[iv] New York Times article on Kosovo; Gall, C. (2016, December 21). How Kosovo was turned into fertile ground for ISIS. The New York Times. Retrieved from https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/22/world/europe/how-the-saudis-turned-kosovo-into-fertile-ground-for-isis.html
[v] Pristina's night life and restaurant; The Cuban – Restaurants – Prishtina – Kosovo – KosovoGuide. (n.d.). Retrieved March 01, 2017, from http://kosovoguide.com/?cid=2%2C168%2C442
[vi] Inflow of Muslim fighters during the war in BiH; Bardos, G. Jihad in the Balkans: The Next Generation. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/article/jihad-balkans-next-generation
[vii] Number of Bosnian Mujahedeen fighters that received citizenship; EUROPE | Analysis: Bosnian stability at stake. (2001, October 15). Retrieved February 21, 2017, from http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1600107.stm
Dzidic, D. (2015). Bosnia's Wartime Legacy Fuels Radical Islam. Retrieved February 21, 2017, from http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/bosnia-s-wartime-legacy-fuels-radical-islam
[viii] Funding of Islamic NGOs and charitable organizations; Bardos, G. Jihad in the Balkans: The Next Generation. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/article/jihad-balkans-next-generation
[ix] September 11, 2001 terrorist attack cost; THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT [Advertisement]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://govinfo.library.unt.edu/911/report/911Report_Exec.htm
[x] Number of BiH' citizens that have joined IS; FOREIGN FIGHTERS – THE SOUFAN GROUP -DECEMBER 2015 JUNE 2014 An Updated Assessment of the Flow of Foreign Fighters into Syria and Iraq [Advertisement]. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://soufangroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/TSG_ForeignFightersUpdate3.pdf;
Anzinovic, V., & M. J. NEW ATLANTIC INITIATIVE RESEARCH: THE LURE OF THE SYRIAN WAR: THE FOREIGN FIGHTERS' BOSNIAN CONTINGENT. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http://atlanticinitiative.org/project-activities-nato-debates/491-new-atlantic-initiative-research-the-lure-of-the-syrian-war-the-foreign-fighters%E2%80%99-bosnian-contingent.html
[xi] BiH's Islamic Community efforts to prevent radical teachings; Islamska zajednica u BiH: Hitno zabraniti molitve vehabijama! (2016). Retrieved March 02, 2017, from http://www.vecernji.hr/svijet/islamska-zajednica-u-bih-hitno-zabraniti-molitve-vehabijama-1051239
[xii] Wahhabi communities in BiH; http://www.worldaffairsjournal.org/article/jihad-balkans-next-generation
[xiii] ISIS support in BiH; Ruvic, D. (2015, February 05). Islamic State flags appear, then disappear, in Bosnian village. Retrieved March 01, 2017, from http://www.reuters.com/article/us-bosnia-islamicstate-idUSKBN0L920720150205
[xiv] Origin of weapons used in the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks; D. W. (n.d.). The Balkan route to Western Europe for Yugoslavia guns | Europe | DW.COM | 05.12.2015. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from http://www.dw.com/en/the-balkan-route-to-western-europe-for-yugoslavia-guns/a-18896280
[xv] Nasser bin Ali Al-Ansi's involvement with the war in BiH; Press Release – January 31, 2017, Press Release – January 26, 2017, & Press Release – January 23, 2017. (2017, January 12). Nasser bin Ali al-Ansi. Retrieved February 07, 2017, from https://www.counterextremism.com/extremists/nasser-bin-ali-al-ansi
[xvi] Ambassador Richard Holbrooke's statement for the Washington Post; See Holbrooke, "Lessons from Dayton for Iraq," The Washington Post, 23 April 2008, A21
[xvii] Statement by Italian Minister of Interior Affairs, Angelino Alfano during his visit to Tirana, Albania; Italy on Alert Over Jihadist Threat From Balkans. (n.d.). Retrieved February 13, 2017, from http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/italy-on-alert-over-jihadist-threat-from-balkans


This won't come as a surprise to many of you, but I'm hard on myself as a writer/blogger. Now there are times when it is justified, such as when I'm poking around on Pinterest as a way to avoid working on a story or blog post. Other times – eh, not so much such as when I'm sweating about page views and the number of replies or "likes" or retweets.
Love, love, love it when things that are seemingly simple poke my heart in an encouraging way.
Speaking of poking my heart in a good way, Leanne Penny wrote about her struggles with grace and desiring "Bricks Over Manna" at her blog (which you should follow). It's a comfort to know one is not alone in their struggles, isn't it?
You know why these verses elicited the response they did? Because sometimes I do a lot of dumb things, whether in thought or word or deed, and I wonder how I even managed to get out of bed that morning. It's that bad (and frustrating). But the cool thing is I can ask God for more wisdom, for a clearer head and mind and He'll respond without making me feel like a bigger idiot in the process.
The survey made it to his boss yesterday, and he noticed the glowing review given to Jeff by Jeff. It was a true "LOL" moment.


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TV ReviewsTerriersSeason 1
Terriers: "Manifest Destiny"
TerriersSeason 1
As exciting as it was to see Terriers punch the accelerator on its season arc last week, part of me wondered whether the writers were moving too fast. This week, when Detective Gustafson let Hank and Britt leave police custody to help him with the biggest case of his career—sending them out with the classic admonition, "You have 24 hours!"—it looked for a while like "Manifest Destiny" was going to wrap up the story from the series' first episode, and perhaps give way into another multi-episode story, or an end to longer arcs altogether. (The fact that FX sent out Terriers' first five episodes to critics in one package and the next four in a later package made that possibility seem even more likely.) But then, about halfway through "Manifest Desitiny," Hank told Britt that he was done with this Lindus case for good and was ready to "let sleeping dogs lie." From that point on, I relaxed. Because I know these kinds of stories work. When someone says they're out? They're bound to get pulled back in.
Waiting to see how Hank would get pulled back in added an layer of tension to an episode that was a fraction less grabby than the previous four Terriers. "Manifest Destiny" was every bit as clever and funny as what we've seen so far—with a little stylistic flourish provided by director Rian Johnson—but with no new case for our heroes to investigate, there was more of a businesslike feel to the episode. Dice to roll. Cards to play. Pieces to move.
Specifically, Hank and Britt need to figure out how to dispose of Robert Lindus' body, rapidly stiffening back at Hank's house and put on ice by Hank's handy-with-an-icepick sister Steph. They also need to track the identity of "the dude in the tan suit with the big chunky glasses," who's responsible for the death of Mickey Gazny (and who's looking for the missing Montague soil report that Hank grabbed from Lindus before Lindus got smacked by a car).
First up: corpse-removal. Britt steals a car from Lindus' house, then he and Hank prop Lindus up behind the wheel, decide what radio station he'd be listening to (they settle on smooth jazz), and switch on the cruise control to send the car tumbling down a ravine. It's a decidedly unspectacular wreck. No noisy crunch of metal and no explosion; just the soft whisper of tires through grass and a dull thud. I loved the matter-of-factness of the crash, and Britt's disappointment. It's in keeping with the plausible shagginess of Hank and Britt's whole operation: the way they feed Mrs. Lindus the very unconvincing lie that their husband hired them to pretend to kidnap him; the way they use Lindus' frozen credit cards to create a fake trail for him (and to draw out his pursuers); and the way they accidentally take a call on Lindus' car-phone while they're trying to wreck it.
As for Tan Suit w/Chunky Glasses, it turns out his name is Mr. Burke, and as Hank finds out when he tails him to a downtown office building, Burke's been hired by the law firm of Zeitland & Associates to do a little investigating and track-covering related to The Montague resort and its shaky soil samples. Hank clumsily tries to gather some info on Burke and Zeitland, but is surprised when Mr. Zeitland walks out to greet him, and invites him into the office to talk. Here, Hank makes a bold play. He tells Zeitland everything he knows about Lindus and The Montague—up to a point. He doesn't give up Lindus' corpse, and he doesn't give over the soil report. Zeitland responds to Hank's cockiness by showing him the results of Burke's investigations: pictures of Hank and Britt robbing Lindus' office, photos of Hank's ex-wife Gretchen and Britt's girlfriend Katie, and so on. The message is clear: Play ball or you and everyone you love will pay the price. Hank sends back a message of his own, by telling Burke a story about a mugger he knew once who tried to rob a woman leaving a kickboxing class. The point: Why would you try to rip off somebody with martial arts training and no handy wallet? And to punctuate that moral, Hank socks Burke in the face.
Meanwhile, throughout the episode, Hank and Britt try to get in touch with their lawyer Maggie, but Zeitland gets to tell Hank the good news: she just that morning gave birth. So Hank and Britt rush over to the hospital and explain the trouble they're in (but again, only up to a point). When Maggie hears that Zeitland's involved, she advises Hank to turn over the soil report, take a vacation, "and then quite possibly never come back." The problem? Gretchen and her architect fiancé Jason have looked over the soil report and say that it reveals a dangerous level of carcinogens on the grounds where The Montague is due to be built. If Hank stays silent, people could die.
The solution? Hank and Britt decide to expedite the discovery of Lindus' body, after they plant the soil report on him. (As Britt scampers down the hill, Hank says, "Do you know this reminds me of? The time we had to climb down the ravine to the car we crashed with the dead guy inside.") Hank does a terrible impression of a stoner on a pay-phone, tipping the cops off to where they can find Lindus' car and corpse and evidence of wrongdoing. Afterward, Britt says, "You've never been stoned in your life, have you?" and Hank replies, "Looking at me, you'd think yes" (with one of those great Terriers Donal Logue line-readings that I can't do justice to in print).
As I mentioned above, "Manifest Destiny" suffers some from being a door-closer kind of episode, drawing some plot points to an endpoint (of sorts). But moments like Hank's "you'd think yes" or Britt muttering "giftgiftgiftgift" as they enter the hospital to visit Maggie more than make up for the absence of a nifty "Dog & Pony" or "Change Partners" kind of case. I also like the way that Terriers' writers, directors and cast continue to balance the snappy dialogue and wild plot twists with small human reactions to the craziness, like Hank being genuinely touched at Gustafson's gratitude for the way the Lindus case wrapped up, or Britt looking ashamed when Hank lied in front of Lindus' young son about their involvement in his abduction. Also, I don't know if I was just more attuned to this because I like Rian Johnson's films Brick and The Brothers Bloom (as well as his episode of Breaking Bad, "Fly"), but "Manifest Destiny" seemed especially well-shot, with clever little visual touches like the reflections of high-rises behind Hank in the Z&A offices, and the shot of Stephanie disappearing into the attic via the top of the frame.
Best of all, by the end of the episode it was obvious that the Lindus/Zeitland/Montague story is far from over. After Hank collects Stephanie from Gretchen and Jason's house, where he'd stowed her for safety, he asks whether she's sad to be leaving such a ritzy home with so many appliances to take apart and rebuild, and Stephanie shrugs, "Everything's fixed now." Then she tells Hank that she read the soil report herself and that Jason and Gretchen are wrong: the numbers and chemical combinations are so skewed that they have to be staged. Somebody wants people to think that the Montague property is toxic, and has been dumping chemicals there to fool everyone.
And so the case continues. Because that's another truth about stories like these: When a character says that everything's fixed, you can be certain that something's about to break.
Stray observations:
-Hank's question about Gretchen and Jason's new house: "Is it designed to live in or just for perfume ads?"
-Love the misdirection of an icepick-wielding Steph saying that she was "taking care of the body in the tub."
-Hank finds it hard to believe that Brit didn't know he had an icepick in the house. "I drank for years," Hank says. "Yeah, I have an icepick."
-The rules for babysitting Steph include "don't let her read Proust" and "don't take her to the wild animal park."
-When Hank digs out Lindus' wallet, Britt asks why and Hank gives a fine response: "Reasons!"
-Gretchen asks Hank if he's done anything illegal, and Hank ducks the question, saying, "Immoral, no."
-Britt, catching a whiff of Lindus' day-old corpse: "It smells like your bedroom in here." Hank: "That was a one-night thing, quit bragging about it."
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14 APC Governors shut out as Amaechi and El-Rufai lead 2019 scheme.
Posted on December 22, 2017 by Admin.
Fourteen governors belonging to the ruling All Progressives Congress [APC] are angry that they were deliberately not invited to two meetings organised by Kaduna State Governor Nasiru el-Rufa'i and Transport Minister Rotimi Amaechi all geared towards the 2019 elections, a top source in the ruling party told Daily Trust in Abuja yesterday.
The affair has already ruffled feathers within APC and the 14 governors are demanding to know why they were left out of consultations, the source said.
Daily Trust learned that two were held in October and December, this year at the Abuja residence of Amaechi, who hosted the meeting together with Governor El-Rufa'i. Even though the meetings were initially billed as "political consultation," they were actually meant to extract a pledge of allegiance to President Muhammadu Buhari to emerge as APC's candidate for the 2019 presidential election.
According to the top sources, the first meeting which took place in October was attended by Governors El-Rufa'i, Yahaya Bello of Kogi, Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano, Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi, Tanko Al-Makura of Nasarawa and Ibrahim Gaidam of Yobe State.
Daily Trust learned each governor was separately invited for "political consultation." When each governor arrived, El-Rufa'i and Amaechi prevailed on him to pledge allegiance to President Buhari in 2019. Each of the governors did so, after which El-Rufa'i led them to attend congregational Friday prayers at the Presidential Villa Mosque on Friday, October 27, 2017.
Immediately after the prayers, the president received the six governors in the audience. El-Rufa'i, who spoke on their behalf, said they were at the Villa to pledge allegiance to the President and assure him of their support in the 2019 election. Daily Trust learned that Buhari thanked them for the visit but he did not say whether or not he will seek re-election.
Two months' later according to our highly informed sources, Amaechi and El-Rufa'i invited another batch of APC governors to the Transport Minister's Abuja residence. Those who attended the second meeting were Governors Simon Bako Lalong of Plateau, Mohammed Jibrilla Bindow of Adamawa, Samuel Ortom of Benue and Abubakar Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi. This meeting took place last Monday, December 18, 2017. Sources said the newly recruited governors were also invited for "political consultation" and they did not know the real reason for the invitation until they arrived at Amaechi's house.
According to our top sources, there is a lot of speculation within APC as to the reason why 15 governors were not involved in the scheme.
The source said Governors Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos, Rauf Aregbesola of Osun, Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo and Godwin Obaseki of Edo State were probably shut out because they are believed to be loyal to APC National Leader Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, whose loyalty to Buhari in 2019 is not certain. The source, however, expressed surprise that governors such as Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun, Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara, Kashim Shettima of Borno, Aminu Masari of Katsina, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu of Ondo and Owelle Rochas Okorocha of Imo, who are also known to be loyal Buhari supporters, were kept in the dark by El-Rufa'i and Amaechi. The source noted that these governors are also known to be close to Buhari and that Okorocha has publicly endorsed Buhari for 2019 on several occasions.
The sources said Governors Abdulfatah Ahmed of Kwara and Abubakar Sani Bello of Niger "were probably left out because they are believed to be close to Senate President Abubakar Bukola Saraki," who is thought to nurse presidential ambitions.
The source, however, said "it is not clear" Governors Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto and Muhammad Badaru Abubakar were excluded from the meetings.
Another APC chieftain who also craved for anonymity told Daily Trust that many party chieftains believe that Governor El-Rufa'i and Minister Amaechi are laying the ground for a joint ticket which they hope Buhari will endorse in case he decides not to seek re-election in 2019. He said, "They are trying to ingratiate themselves with the president, to convince him that they are his most ardent backers. The trick is that if he decides not to run as they think he won't, they believe he will endorse the two of them to grab the party's ticket."
The National Secretary of the APC, Alhaji Maimala Buni, said last night that as the ruling party, whatever the governors did legally in order to convince President Buhari to run for a second term is an endorsement of what the party had said repeatedly.
Buni said if really the governors had met with Buhari in 2019, then that should be a positive story for all well-meaning Nigerians.
He said while Buhari continued to serve Nigeria and Nigerians, it should be seen as a legitimate venture if individuals or groups said he should be given a chance to continue.
"We are happy with the moves by our governors if really they made any such move to encourage Buhari to go for a second term and continue with the good work he is doing.
"Remember that we collectively passed a vote of confidence on the President during our last National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in Abuja. We still stand by that; our president deserves our support.
"President Buhari has the right of first refusal. This is the tradition all over the world. As a party, we would keep to our promise through President Buhari in the areas of fighting corruption, security of life of Nigerians and revitalization of the economy through self-sufficiency in agriculture, power generation, infrastructure, and education.
"Nigeria is on a path to glory through President Buhari; what the governors are doing is therefore legitimate, we are full with them just the way Nigerians are truly in support of the president
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