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The Sports Kings: HBCU Report Buddy Pough
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Longtime SCSU Head Coach Buddy Pough checked into the Sports Kingdom prior to SCSU's home game versus our very on Georgia State University.
Oliver "Buddy" Pough is in his 10th season as head football coach at South Carolina State, his alma mater. Since succeeding head coach emeritus Willie Jeffries as Bulldog head coach in 2002, Pough has built the SC State football program into a perennial power in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).
During his nine-year tenure at the school where he earned a bachelor's and a master's as well as All-MEAC honors as an offensive lineman, Pough has compiled an enviable 76-29 overall record and a 58-13 MEAC worksheet. His teams have also captured two MEAC titles (2008 & 2009) outright and shared two others (2004, 2010).
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Person Page - 3
Laura (?)1
James Flynn b. c 1901
Marriage � Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=James Flynn1�
Maria Flynn1 (c 1928 - )
William Flynn1 (c 1932 - )
Birth circa 1901� Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name � Flynn1�
[S1374] Newfoundland Census 1935, Placentia, Newfoundland; Section fro Patrick's Cove to Placentia Gut; Listing for James Flynn, p. 145.
Margaret (?)1
William St. Croix b. c 1912
Marriage circa 1940� Groom=William St. Croix1�
E. Patrick St. Croix+1 (c 1941 - 20 May 2013)
Married Name circa 1940� St. Croix1�
(Resident) Census 1945� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; "William St. Croix, Dwelling #268, 5 in family, husband, married, 33. Listed next to Ellen St. Croix on one side and Patrick St. Croix on the other. Living with him:
Margaret, wife, 35.
Patrick, son, 4.
Anne, daughter, 2.
Ellen, daughter, 11 months.; Principal=William St. Croix1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, Transcription of 1945 Census of Newfoundland, St. Vincent's Community in the St. Mary's and Placentia District. Contributed by Frank Fitzpatrick, 2002. Entry for William St. Croix, p. 34, line 268.
Edward Francis Bishop b. c Mar 1878
Marriage � Principal=Edward Francis Bishop1�
Birth circa 1885� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name � Bishop1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Census, 1935," database with images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/… : accessed 29 December 2015), Placentia-St. Mary's > image 53 of 514; Department of Tourism, Culture, and Recreation, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Census Record for Edward Bishop, Dwelling #135.
(9 June 1839 - )
Father Patrick Veale1 b. s 1815
Mother Catherine Carlery1 b. s 1815
Baptism 9 June 1839� Basilica of Saint John the Baptist, St. John's, Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; Margaret of Patt Veale and Catherine Carlery. Spon. William Kitchen and Joana Fitzpatrick.1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Church Records, 1793-1945," images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-L1SK-TGC : 22 May 2014), St. John's > Catholic Basilica of Saint John the Baptist > Baptisms with index 1820-1837 > image 194 of 196; Catholic Church and Church of England parishes, Newfoundland. Baptism of Margaret Veale, 09 June 1839.
John Yetman
Marriage � Principal=John Yetman1�
Walter Yetman1 ( - b 2002)
Bridget Yetman+1 (1921 - 3 Dec 2002)
William Yetman1 ( - b 2002)
John Yetman1 ( - b 2002)
George Yetman1 ( - b 2002)
Rita Yetman1
Cyril Yetman1
Larry Yetman1
Married Name � Yetman1�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Obituary for Bridget St. Croix (nee Yetman), December 4, 2002 in the Telegram newspaper. Accessed on 8/2/2020 at http://ngb.chebucto.org/Newspaper-Obits/…
Matthew Yetman+1 (1834 - 11 Nov 1910)
(circa 1906 - 12 December 1959)
(?) Walsh b. s 1900
Marriage � Principal=(?) Walsh1�
Married Name � Walsh1�
Death 12 December 1959� 1�
Burial December 1959� Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; "...aged 53 years, our dear mother..."1�
[S431] Web site: NL Gen Web. Transcriptions of gravestones in Mount Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Placentia, Newfoundland by Frank and Heather King, 2000. Accessed 14 Feb 2021 at http://sites.rootsweb.com/~cannf/…
Maria (?)1
(February 1861 - )
(?) Flynn b. s 1850, d. b 1921
Marriage � Principal=(?) Flynn1�
Birth February 1861� Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Census 1921� Placentia, Newfoundland, Canada; Family #55; Maria Flynn, female, head, widow, born in Placnetia, February 1861, Catholic, English, living alone, no occupation.1�
[S409] NL Census 1921, online unknown url, Placentia; accessed at Ancestry 04 February 2021, p. 239; Ancestry Image #68 of 664. Listing for Maria Flynn, 60, widow.
Martha (?)1
(September 1890 - )
John White b. Jul 1883
Marriage circa 1911� Principal=John White1�
James White1 (Jan 1913 - )
Ethyl White1 (19 Mar 1916 - )
Cyril White1 (Mar 1917 - )
Birth September 1890� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name circa 1911� White1�
Last Edited Apr 25, 2017
George Walsh b. s 1865
Clara Mary Walsh1 (10 Aug 1891 - )
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Church Records, 1793-1945," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33SQ-G1SP-T9H : 35 of 71; Catholic Church and Church of England parishes, Newfoundland. Baptismal Record for Clara Mary Walsh, 18 September 1891.
Marriage � Principal=John White1�
Rita White+1 (16 May 1927 - 11 Aug 2016)
Married Name � White1�
[S1456] Gibbons Funeral Home, August 11, 2016, Accessed online January 12, 2022 at https://www.gibbonsfuneral.ca/obituary/rita-st-croix
Mary (?)1
(circa 1822 - 11 January 1903)
(?) St. Croix b. s 1820
Marriage � Principal=(?) St. Croix1�
Note � There is a possibility that this is Mary Coombs.�
Birth circa 1822� St. Joseph's, Salmonier, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name � St. Croix1�
Death 11 January 1903� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Cause of death is listed as Old Age, attending physician is Dr. Hogan. Listed as Catholic, aged 80 years, born in Salmonier and buried in Holyrood (St. Vincent's). Clergyman is Rev. S.O'Driscoll.1�
Burial January 1903� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Newfoundland, Canada1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Vital Records, 1840-1949," database with images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-10506-8229-3 : accessed 26 October 2015), Deaths 1902-1906, Volume 04 > image 121 of 161; Provincial Archives, St. John's. (Death Return for Mary St. Croix, January 1, 1903).
(?) Hartson
Marriage � Sonce Mary Hardstone (sic) is listed as a housewife in her death record, I am assuming that she was married to a Hardstone and that that was not her maiden name.; Principal=(?) Hartson1�
Name Variation � Hardstone�
Birth circa 1901� Salt Pond, Burin, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada; This is the place and approx. date of birth given in the Death Record.1�
Married Name � Hartson1�
Death 13 January 1932� Burin, Newfoundland, Canada; The Registration of Death states: Mary Hardstone (sic), housewife, died in Salt Pond of consumption, female, aged 30, Catholic. Born and buried in Salt Pond. Attended by Dr. Mosley and Father Miller.1�
Burial January 1932� Burin, Newfoundland, Canada1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Vital Records, 1840-1949," database with images, (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-10505-49725-54 : accessed 15 November 2015), Deaths 1931-1933, Certificate Number 260001-271778 > image 295 of 331; Provincial Archives, St. John's. Death record for Mary Hardstone, January 13, 1932.
Last Edited Dec 31, 2019
William Joseph Bishop b. May 1909, d. 1970
Marriage circa 1935� Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=William Joseph Bishop1�
Birth circa 1914� Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; The 1945 Census states the birthplace was St. Mary's - it is not specific as to the village (such as Gaskiers).1�
Married Name circa 1935� Bishop1�
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Census, 1945," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/… : accessed 28 December 2015), Placentia and St. Mary's > image 33 of 237; Department of Tourism, Culture, and Recreation, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Listing for William J. Bishop of Gaskiers.
William St. Croix b. Jul 1904, d. 1976
Marriage � Principal=William St. Croix1�
Mary Gertrude St. Croix3 (24 Jun 1936 - 18 Dec 1995)
Genevieve St. Croix2 (c 1938 - 17 Oct 1959)
Birth 1902� 1�
(Witness) Death 17 October 1959� Principal=Genevieve St. Croix2�
(Witness) Death 1976� Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=William St. Croix1�
Death 1979� Newfoundland, Canada1�
Burial 1979� Our Lady of Mount Loretta Cemetery, Bay Bulls, Ferryland District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
[S431] Web site: Listing of Burial in Our Lady of Mount Loretta Cemetery, Bay Bulls, Newfoundland at http://members.tripod.com/bay_bulls_genealogy/…. Accessed 1/15/2017. Listing for William St. Croix 1904-1976 and Mary 1902-1979 (on the same stone) with daughters beside them.
[S431] Web site: Listing of Burial in Our Lady of Mount Loretta Cemetery, Bay Bulls, Newfoundland at http://members.tripod.com/bay_bulls_genealogy/…. Accessed 1/15/2017. Listing for Genevieve St. Croix, died 17 October 1959.
[S431] Web site: Listing of Burial in Our Lady of Mount Loretta Cemetery, Bay Bulls, Newfoundland at http://members.tripod.com/bay_bulls_genealogy/…. Accessed 1/15/2017. Listing for Mary Gertrude St. Croix.
Bernard John King b. c 1931, d. 2015
Marriage � Principal=Bernard John King1�
Married Name � King1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Image of obituary at https://www.ancestry.com/mediaui-viewer/tree/102747959/…
( - before 2002)
Lawrence Albert Hoganson d. 5 May 2002
Marriage � Principal=Lawrence Albert Hoganson1�
Married Name � Hoganson1�
Death before 2002� 1�
[S1058] Legacy, online www.legacy.com, Obituary for Lawrence Albert Hoganson, died May 5, 2001; accessed 11/24/2020 at https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/theglobeandmail/…
(August 1892 - )
Patrick Flynn b. Jun 1883
Marriage � Principal=Patrick Flynn1�
Martin Flynn1 (Nov 1919 - )
Birth August 1892� Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
(Resident) Census 1921� Placentia, Newfoundland, Canada; Family #94, "Patrick Flynn", of Placentia, male, head, married, born in Bar Haven, June 1883, 38. Living with her is his wife and son who are all listed as English and Catholic.
Mary, wife, born Aug. 1892, in Placentia, 29.
Martin, son, born in Nov. 1919 in Placentia, 1.; Principal=Patrick Flynn1�
[S409] NL Census 1921, online unknown url, Placentia; accessed at Ancestry 04 February 2021, p. 239; Ancestry Image #94 of 664. Listing for Patrick Flynn and family.
(circa 1803 - 28 February 1899)
Birth circa 1803� County Waterford, Munster Province, Ireland; Date & Place from Death Registration.1�
Death 28 February 1899� Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Died of natural causes, Catholic, aged 98 years, born Waterford, Ireland.1�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Transcriptions of Vital Records Register of Deaths, Book 3, District of Placentia & St. Mary's, p. 426-445; 1898-1902. Death of Mary St. Croix, 28 February 1899.
Douglas Flynn b. c 1906
Marriage � Principal=Douglas Flynn1�
Paul Flynn1 (c 1931 - )
[S1374] Newfoundland Census 1935, Placentia, Newfoundland; Section fro Patrick's Cove to Placentia Gut; Listing for Douglas Flynn, p. 146.
[S1374] Newfoundland Census 1935, Placentia, Newfoundland; Section fro Patrick's Cove to Placentia Gut; Listing for Jim Flynn, p. 146.
(circa 1889 - 8 August 1921)
William Walsh b. c 1884, d. 27 Aug 1924
Marriage � Principal=William Walsh1�
Death 8 August 1921� Witness=William Walsh1�
Burial August 1921� Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Single headstone for William Walsh who was drowned at Boston, Mass. Also his wife Mary. Time or distance cannot part, hearts united to the Sacred Heart. (Mary, aged 32 years).1�
Michael B. Farrell b. c 1921
Marriage � Principal=Michael B. Farrell1�
Birth circa 1917� Lords Cove, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Married Name � Farrell1�
[S1374] Newfoundland Census 1935, District of Placentia West, from Rushoon (exlusive) to Marystown (inclusive). Listing the family of Michael B. and Margaret Farrell, Marystown South, line #46+. Accessed 03 November 2021 at https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/102747959/…
Mary B. (?)1,2
(January 1879 - )
Joseph St. Croix b. Jan 1882
Marriage � Groom=Joseph St. Croix1�
Emma St. Croix1 (Apr 1909 - )
Denis St. Croix1 (Aug 1915 - )
Joseph St. Croix1 (Aug 1918 - )
Birth January 1879� Holyrood, Conception Bay District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
(Resident) Census 1921� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Listed in the St. Vincent's, St. Mary's District Census as "Joseph St. Croix", head of Dwelling #4, male, married, 39, born in Jan., 1882 in Holyrood. Other St. Croix families are living there also, beside him is Daniel St. Croix and his family. Living with him:
Mary, wife, 42, born Jan., 1879 in Holyrood.
Joseph, son, 3, born Aug. 1918 in Holyrood.
Denis, son, 6, born Aug. 1915 in Holyrood.
Theresa, dau., 15 months, born May 1920 in Holyrood.
Emma, dau., 12, born Apr. 1909 in Holyrood.
Annie, mother, widowed, 75, born Jan. 1846 in Holyrood.
Ellen, sister, single, 36, born Jan. 1885 in Holyrood.; Principal=Joseph St. Croix1�
(Resident) Census 1935� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Newfoundland, Canada; "Joseph St. Croix", married, 56, value $400, 10 rooms in house, income $40. Living next to Edward & Margaret St. Croix. Living with him:
Mary B., wife, 53.
Denis, son, single, 20.
Josephine, daughter, single, 17. (This child was listed as a male, named Joseph, in the 1921 Census.)
Teresa, daughter, 15.; Principal=Joseph St. Croix2�
(Resident) Census 1945� St. Vincent's (Holyrood), Newfoundland, Canada; "Joseph St. Croix, Dwelling #271, 5 in family, husband, married, 64. Listed next to Aiden St. Croix on one side and Amelia Fleming on the other. Living with him:
Mary, wife, 65.
Joseph, son, single, 28.
Theresa, daughter, single. 25.; Principal=Joseph St. Croix3�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, transcirption of Newfoundland's 1935 Provinicial Census, Community of St. Vincent's, District of Placentia & St. Mary's, transcribed by Patricia Jackson, 2001. Entry for Joseph St. Croix, p.16, line 85.
[S780] Family Search, online https://familysearch.org, "Newfoundland Census, 1945," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/… : accessed 28 December 2015), Placentia and St. Mary's > image 38 of 237; Department of Tourism, Culture, and Recreation, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Listing for Joseph St. Croix of St. Vincent's.
Mary C. (?)1
(9 June 1914 - 23 February 1992)
(?) Walsh
Patrick Walsh1 (2 Jan 1938 - 23 Jun 1997)
Birth 9 June 1914� 1�
Burial February 1992� Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; "...mother and grandmother...erected by her loving family."1�
Death 23 February 1992� 1�
Mary Catherine (?)1
(9 May 1836 - 13 December 1925)
Jeremiah Hulan b. c 1811, d. 15 Jul 1894
Marriage � Principal=Jeremiah Hulan1�
George Hulan3 (Jun 1854 - )
James William Hulan+ (c 1855 - 19 Nov 1907); No documents currently to prove the parentage of James William Hulan, only other Ancestry trees.
Birth 9 May 1836� St. Ann's, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada; This date is on her gravestone. The 1921 Census lists her birth as May, 1834 in St. Ann's, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.2,3�
Married Name � Hulan1�
(Witness) Death 15 July 1894� Principal=Jeremiah Hulan4�
Residence 1921� Living with her son, George's family - states she is widowed, aged 87, born May 1834 in St. Ann's Cape Breton and that she came to Newfoudnland in 1849.3�
Burial December 1925� McKay Cemetery, Middle Barachois, Bay St. George District, Newfoundland, Canada; "In Loving Memory of Mary Catherine, Beloved Wife of Jerimiah (sic) Hulan Born May 9, 1836, Died Dec. 13, 1925 Aged 89 Years..."1�
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/191296693/… : accessed 03 October 2021), memorial page for Mary Catherine Hulan (9 May 1836–13 Dec 1925), Find a Grave Memorial ID 191296693, citing MacKay's Cemetery, St Georges Census Division, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada ; Maintained by Jill Mann (contributor 49222802) .
[S409] NL Census 1921, online unknown url, St. George's, listing for Jeremiah J. Hulan, Middle Barachois and family. Accessed 02 October 2021 at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61493/…
[S409] NL Census 1921, online unknown url, St· Georges-Port au Port, listing for George Hulan, Middle Barachoix and family. Accessed 02 October 2021 at https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61491/…
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Family tree of Terry Sheppard, accessed 03 October 2021 at https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/152350458/…
Mary E. (?)1
(25 May 1915 - 17 March 1988)
Birth 25 May 1915� This is the date listed on the gravestone.1�
Marriage 13 January 1945� This is the date listed on the gravestone.1�
Married Name 13 January 1945� St. Croix1�
Death 17 March 1988� 1�
Burial March 1988� Catholic Cemetery, Riverhead, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada1�
[S846] Newfoundland Grand Banks, online ngb.checucto.org, Transcription of gravestones for Riverhead, St. Mary's Bay, Nfld., Catholic Cemetery, contributed by Shirley Foley.
John Joseph St. Croix b. 9 Dec 1905, d. 25 Feb 1985
Marriage 13 January 1945� Newfoundland, Canada; Principal=John Joseph St. Croix1�
Birth 25 May 1915� 1�
Death 17 March 1988� Canada1�
[S436] Ancestry.com, online at www.ancestry.com, Ancestry Family Tree of username "Dawnlavigne62", tree named Jarvis Family Tree, her father is a descendant of George St. Croix, accessed 12 August 2017 at https://www.ancestry.ca/family-tree/person/tree/82387603/…. Image of gravestone that states John J. St. Croix (Dec. 9, 1904 - Feb. 25, 1985) and Mary E. (May 25, 1915 - Mar. 17, 1988) married Jan. 13, 1945.
( - 31 May 1997)
Joseph N. Walsh b. 1923
Marriage 8 January 1959� Principal=Joseph N. Walsh1�
Married Name 8 January 1959� Walsh1�
Death 31 May 1997� 1�
Burial June 1997� Mt. Carmel Catholic Cemetery, Placentia, Placentia & St. Mary's District, Newfoundland, Canada; Single headstone for Mary E. and Joseph N. Walsh; Married January 8, 1959; Let perpetual light shine upon them.1�
Mary Edith (?)1
(13 May 1921 - 18 November 2012)
William Hartson
Marriage circa 1938� Principal=William Hartson1�
William Hartson1 (25 Aug 1939 - 20 Feb 1996)
Married Name circa 1938� Hartson1�
(Witness) Death 20 February 1996� Principal=William Hartson1�
Burial November 2012� St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Burin, Burin Peninsula, Newfoundland, Canada1�
Death 18 November 2012� 1�
[S878] Find a Grave, online www.findagrave.com, (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/228199787/… : accessed 10 November 2021), memorial page for William Hartson Jr. (25 Aug 1939–20 Feb 1996), Find a Grave Memorial ID 228199787, citing St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Burin, Burin Peninsula Census Division, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada ; Maintained by Wendell Mark Dominey/Cunningham (contributor 50194850).
Mary Ellen (?)1
John St. Croix d. b 2016
Marriage � Principal=John St. Croix1�
Maurice F. St. Croix1 (9 Nov 1949 - 2 Oct 2016)
Madonna St. Croix1 ( - b 2016)
John St. Croix1 ( - b 2016)
[S985] In Memoriam, online www.inmemoriam.ca, Obituary for Maurice St. Croix, accessed 10/20/2020 at http://www.inmemoriam.ca/…

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Latest news headlines from Zimbabwe Situation
ABOUT "Zimbabwe Situation"
Two Years After Coup, Zimbabweans Grow More Despondent
2	November 16, 2019 6:19 PM
Source: Two Years After Coup, Zimbabweans Grow More Despondent – IBTimes
Two years ago, Linos Mutepera was among hundreds of thousands of Zimbabweans who celebrated the toppling of long-time ruler Robert Mugabe with tears of joy.
Today, he looks back at that time with bitterness, his hope of a better life dashed on the rocks of poverty and joblessness.
"We were all there — the young, the old, the rich, the poor, blacks, whites and mixed race — waving the Zimbabwean flag, holding banners, hoisting placards, singing, dancing, praying together, holding each other's arms and hugging," he reminisced.
"We thought it was an end at last of an era that had been marked by poverty, joblessness, shortages, army and police brutality," the 33-year-old unemployed engineering graduate told AFP.
Popular protests helped end the iron-fisted rule of Robert Mugabe, who steered Zimbabwe since its 1980 independence Photo: AFP / MUJAHID SAFODIEN
Mutepera, sitting beside a friend hawking clothes at a Harare flea market, pointed bleakly to the promises made by Mugabe's successor, Emmerson Mnangagwa, to rebuild Zimbabwe's shattered economy.
"We were used," he said. "I feel so let down, so betrayed. But at least I am wiser."
Mugabe came to power in 1980, surfing on his reputation as the guerrilla leader who had steered colonial-era Rhodesia to independence, ending white-minority rule.
Mugabe's successor Emmerson Mnangagwa won disputed elections with pledges to lure foreign investment and create jobs Photo: AFP / Jekesai NJIKIZANA
By November 2018, the smell of corruption and cronyism that infected his regime prompted the military to take over — a coup code-named Operation Restore Legacy.
He was replaced as president by Mnangagwa, his former deputy, whom he had fired weeks earlier. The military supremo and face of the coup, General Constantino Chiwenga, became one of his deputies.
Inflation runs into triple digits Photo: AFP / Jekesai NJIKIZANA
The following July, Mnangagwa won disputed elections on pledges to lure foreign investment, create jobs and turn the country into a middle-income economy by 2030.
But Zimbabwe's nightmares returned within months, as shoppers battled daily shortages of basics such as fuel, cooking oil, sugar and bread.
Unemployment today is over 90 percent while the size of the economy has more than halved since 2000, when Mugabe's seizure of white-owned farms crippled Zimbabwean agriculture.
Inflation runs into triple digits, electricity is available for just six hours a day and in many urban areas, the taps are dry.
Disgruntled Zimbabwean civil servants march while carrying protest banners rejecting current salary payments Photo: AFP / Jekesai NJIKIZANA
"Things have basically got worse," Professor Tony Hawkins of the University of Zimbabwe's School of Economics told AFP.
"People are getting poorer and thousands are losing jobs," he said.
"The economy has got worse and politically, nothing has changed except that the military are much more visible and much more powerful.
"Basically, it's back to square one, with a change of driver but the same bus or taxi."
Alex Magaisa, a lecturer at the University of Kent in England, said Mnangagwa's promise of a new dawn had become "nothing more than a mirage."
A spokesman for the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), Daniel Molokele, said Zimbabweans had mistakenly believed Mugabe's removal would end the country's woes.
"The euphoria that we saw in 2017 was not for the ascendancy of Mnangagwa but for the fall of Mugabe — and people also thought it meant the fall of the entire system created by Mugabe," he said.
"Two years later there is hopelessness, there is despondency, there is disappointment.
"People would rather go back to 2017 not because Mugabe was better but because people are much more poorer. There is more corruption with cartels running sections of the economy. It's a classic case of jumping from the frying pan into a fire."
Molokele suggested a dialogue involving Zimbabweans "from all walks of life… so that the people can determine the Zimbabwe they want."
Public fury at the state of the economy was an important factor in Mugabe's downfall.
That anger flared anew in January, when Mnangagwa more than doubled fuel prices, sparking protests that left at least 17 people dead and scores of injured.
Harare-based political analyst Alexander Rusero told AFP the November 2018 takeover had "never been for the good of the people.
"It's all about the political elite in (the ruling) ZANU-PF (party) and the preservation of their wealth," he said.
"The moment you have soldiers closing the barracks and joining politics, nothing good comes out of it."
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Wife of Zimbabwe vice-president accused of trying to kill him
Pastor Evan Mawarire says life after Mugabe is more brutal than ever in Zimbabwe
Mnangagwa unleashed vicious crack unit on us: MDC
Zimbabwe's Chiwenga returns after 4 months in China receiving medical treatment
Former Zinara boss Taranhike jailed
Zimbabwe Edges Closer to Hyperinflation as Monthly Rate Doubles
I am not the one 2 months ago
Struggle to have any empathy anymore with the country and its incompetence, ignorance and plain stupidity.
Accountability, ethics, values, responsibility, competence and humility. All lovely adjectives which mean little world wide and nothing in Africa
him 2 months ago
I feel genuinely sorry for you. The picture tells a story "You are enslaved……" If you are prepared to accept that the West where absolutely wrong in deporting people to work for them as slaves (and the Africa was not the only place this took place, it was done within the UK and continued until the 1950's!) you can look back the regime of colonial rule, when you where the underdogs but not slaves and again under Mr Smith where you where the unclean; Yet the present time must seem very poor indeed. I am not defending the deportations, the colonial rule – Mr Smith, but look at the facts as to what you have now. Whether it was wise, in singular hindsight as reservations where stated at the time of signing, to be indeed in your best interests, Lancaster House does not appear to have given you what was promised and was feesable. The gentleman in the picture probably does want to be or be capable of being PM or what have you, but this should and does not remove him expressing what is obvious. I regret to say that a number of agreements have proved to be not in populations best interest. Hong Kong is probably in this league. You obtained your 'freedom' from the UK, but look at Cote Ivory.
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S.C. 1992, c. 20
Corrections and Conditional Release Act
Version of section 120.3 from 2014-06-01 to 2023-01-11:
Previous Versionof section
Marginal note:Maximum period
120.3 Subject to section 745 of the Criminal Code , subsection 226.1(1) of the National Defence Act and subsection 15(1) of the Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act , the day on which an offender is eligible for full parole shall not be later than
(a) in the case of a person who is not serving a sentence and receives more than one sentence on the same day, the day on which they have served 15 years from the day on which the sentences are imposed;
(b) in the case of an offender who is serving a sentence — or is serving a sentence that was constituted under subsection 139(1) — and who receives an additional sentence that changes the day on which they are eligible for parole, the day on which they have served 15 years from the day on which the additional sentence is imposed; and
(c) in the case of an offender who is serving a sentence — or is serving a sentence that was constituted under subsection 139(1) — and who receives, on the same day, two or more additional sentences that change the day on which they are eligible for parole, the day on which they have served 15 years from the day on which the additional sentences are imposed.
1995, c. 22, s. 18, c. 42, s. 34
1998, c. 35, s. 114
2012, c. 1, s. 76


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"Happy birthday Siegbert have a great."
"Much appreciated my friend! Recovering nicely...."
The best working years in my entire life. Working and serving for great people. Many people in Bayreuth/Bindlach (incl. me) are missing the US-Army.
Having my own Real Estate Management Company.
Happy birthday Siegbert have a great.
Thank you my friend. Still recovering! Threw my back out and have been hobbling around the house for several days. Almost back to normal now but still a little sore.
I probably never get back. I would have to leave all of my family.
Merry Christmas Siegbert! I hope you and yours are are well and and happy during this Christmas. God Bless!
Hey Siegbert, my Son says he will pay for me to go back to Bayreuth. I am actually thinking of doing it. What are the pro and con aspect? I am and have been very unhappy for a long time and long for my Ancestral home. Any advise will be appreciated.
Happy Birthday Siegbert. Sorry I haven't been in contact for so long. I think about my Ancestral Home every day. I would love to get back. It would be a one way trip. Anyway, again, I hope it was a great Day.
We have had some cold weather over here too. Got down into the 20s a couple times. Take care.
I have been neglecting my friend! How are you doing? I am sad the Wienerwald is changing. I remember drinking a beer there when I first got off the train to go to the Rock. I love the place. I hope all is well in My Hometown. Have you seen the Hubner family? I hope I can get back home before its too late. Take care.
Yes, I remember Wienerwald. That is sad news too.
This was the last time I was in Bayreuth. The McDonald's is just off to the right behind me.


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La Pala di Santo Spirito è un dipinto a olio su tavola (287x268 cm) di Lorenzo Lotto, datato 1521 e conservato nella chiesa di Santo Spirito a Bergamo. L'opera è firmata e datata "L. Lotus / 1521".

Storia
Non esistono documenti sulla storia della pala, ma le circostanze della commissione sono state ricostruite in maniera attendibile dagli studiosi. Fu affidato a Lotto da Balsarino Marchetti Angelini, che aveva il patronato della quarta cappella di destra nella chiesa di Santo Spirito a Bergamo e che in seguito sostenne di nuovo l'artista come amico e procuratore. I lavori alla cappella si conclusero nel 1517 ed è verosimile che a quella data venne dato l'incarico al pittore, che probabilmente vi lavorò in contemporanea alla Pala di San Bernardino.
La pala è stata restaurata riportandola ai colori originali tra il 2014 e il 2015 da Alberto Sangalli e Minerva Tramonti Maggi.

Descrizione e stile
Al posto dell'ambientazione architettonica delle pale d'altare precedenti, come la Pala Martinengo, Lotto scelse in questo caso uno sfondo paesistico, tornando alle tendenze venete inaugurate da Giorgione con la Pala di Castelfranco e aggiornandole alle più recenti tendenze lombarde, come la Pala di San Gottardo di Giovanni Cariani (1517-1518, oggi alla Pinacoteca di Brera), da cui riprese anche il motivo del telo teso tra angeli dietro lo schienale del trono di Maria. Il turbinio angelico fu probabilmente di ispirazione per Correggio.

I brani di paesaggio veri e propri si intravedano appena oltre un parapetto, ma spicca soprattutto il luminoso cielo in cui, in un turbine di nubi, un anello di angeli musicanti e due putti alati reggicorona fanno da corona all'apparizione in gloria della colomba dello Spirito Santo, che rimanda alla dedica principale della chiesa.

In primo piano, al centro, si vede la Madonna col Bambino su un alto trono, coperto da teli, cuscini e un tappeto orientale. Attorno a lei si dispongono quattro santi: Caterina d'Alessandria, Agostino (titolare dell'altare), Sebastiano e Antonio Abate. Sono state notate assonanze tra la pala e la disposizione dei personaggi nella Disputa del Sacramento di Raffaello, come anche la citazione del tipo fisico del san Giovannino, ai piedi del trono, che ricorda un putto nel Trionfo di Galatea a Roma. Egli gioca con l'agnellino, simbolo del sacrificio di Gesù, come sottolinea anche il cartiglio "[Ec]ce Agnus De[i]"; tipicamente lottesco è il dettaglio curioso e ironico dell'animale che si divincola per liberarsi dall'abbraccio troppo forte. Ma a Raffaello rimanda soprattutto l'assetto grandioso e monumentale dei personaggi, con colori resi fiammanti dalla luce incidente, e con atteggiamenti impostati a una misurata classicità.

Note

Altre immagini

Bibliografia
 Carlo Pirovano, Lotto, Electa, Milano 2002. ISBN 88-435-7550-3
 Roberta D'Adda, Lotto, Skira, Milano 2004.

Voci correlate
Pala di San Bernardino

Altri progetti

Dipinti di Lorenzo Lotto
Dipinti nella chiesa di Santo Spirito (Bergamo)
Sacre conversazioni con la Madonna col Bambino
Dipinti su santa Caterina d'Alessandria
Dipinti su sant'Agostino
Dipinti su san Sebastiano
Dipinti su sant'Antonio Abate
Dipinti su san Giovannino
Dipinti su angeli musicanti

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In Australia, Tony Hannagan of BevelTech is the man to call if you need help with a classic Ducati. And this sleek black-and-red beauty is his latest build. 'Vern R' is a Ducati 900SS based racer designed for the BEARS series—meaning "British, European, American Racing and Supporters", a club set up by the late, great John Britten.
Hannagan has taken the frame and motor from one of his heavily modified road bikes, and developed the machine for the track using the time-honoured principle of adding lightness. Dry weight, as seen here, is a trifling 290 lbs (132kg).
To keep running costs to a minimum, Hannagan limited his engine tuning mods. He's fitted Imola cams, cleaned up the ports and installed higher compression Cosworth pistons. He trimmed the engine weight by using magnesium rocker covers (from Norway, of all places), removing the alternator and narrowing the engine cover, and fitting a roundcase motor clutch cover.
The heavily cut down gear selector case and fork brace were brought out from under a bench, where they had been hiding since Tony last built racing bevels back in the 1980s.
The 860 frame has been modified to the same geometry as a 916, with the motor rotated back 8mm. The twin shocks (required by racing regulations) are mounted with the same geometry as Barry Sheene's RG500.
To reduce weight even more, Hannagan has fitted titanium fasteners wherever possible and removed every bit of unnecessary metal—even halving the number of mudguard mounts on the forks.
The Ducati 900SS is still being tested, so the exhausts are unmuffled for now. I bet this one sounds as good as it looks.
Thanks to Phil Aynsley for the images. Phil's book Ducati: A Photographic Tribute, with a foreword by Troy Bayliss, is available from Amazon.


Frank Agius began practicing locksmithing in 1959 in addition to his cabinet-making business. As he became more involved with lock work, he realized that he needed a better machine to originate keys than what was currently available. He designed a code machine for his own use, made up of spare parts he found around the house. Accurate to one-half thousandth of an inch (.0005″), the machine could cut depths ranging from .115″ to .400″ and accommodate practically any cylinder key. A distributor in Detroit, Sam Solomon of Hugo Solomon and Sons, heard of Frank's invention and talked him into traveling to a few trade shows to see if there would be a market for the machine. There was definitely interest, and with the help of Sam and a few other investor-friends, Framon Manufacturing Company was formed. The first Framon Code Machine was shipped in 1972.
One snag that was constantly showing it's face was the lack of depth and space information that was critical to use the machine. Frank sent out requests to most of the lock manufacturers for depth and space information. Only one reply was sent back, and it explained that information on depths and spaces was not available. With that, Frank sat down at the family kitchen table armed with a set of dial calipers and began to decipher everything he could about various locks and keys. Many nights were spent determining the various space and depth information. Things have really changed today, as almost every manufacturer releases this info on request.
The #2 became well-known throughout the industry as a highly accurate and durable code machine. Frank even showed this off at many trade shows by dropping the machine from the table, picking it up and cutting a perfect key with the machine. The #2 Code Machine remains one of Framon's best selling machines.
Throughout the formation and early days of the company, Frank's wife, Barbara, played an important role. Keeping the books at night after work, paying the companies' bills, and raising the children kept her very busy. Dad frequently attributed the success of the company to mom – "Couldn't have done it without her!" She agrees it was difficult but well worth the work – but still gives dad most of the credit. Typical husband & wife – they can't agree on anything!
Frank & Barb Agius – Founders of Framon Manufacturing Company, Inc.
In 1982, Frank designed a new machine for cutting tubular keys. The TKM-100 was Framon's second machine, and is used by many locksmiths and tubular lock manufacturer's daily.
Many other machines were designed and marketed: a flat steel key duplicator, a drill fixture for safe work, a machine to duplicate high security automotive keys, and dedicated code machines. We continually strive to meet the demands of today's locksmiths and lock manufacturers to produce a key machine that will be highly accurate, durable, and easy to use.
Frank began teaching free seminars on key machines and key cutting in the mid-1980's. The "Frank and Bill Show" featuring Frank and Bill Reed began an age of free education for locksmiths all through the United States.
Frank began teaching free seminars on key machines and key cutting in the mid-1980's. The "Frank and Bill Show" began an age of free education for locksmiths all through the United States.
Frank passed away in May of 2003. The company is now owned & operated by his daughter and two sons. In addition to the manufacturing company, our family also operates a full time lock shop. Frank's Key & Lock Shop serves as our testing ground for any new machine ideas. Our customers appreciate the fact that when they call us for information, they aren't just talking to salespeople.
Thousands of locksmiths around the world rely on our machines every day for their code work and duplicating needs. Feel free to contact us for further information. If you would like a catalog, e-mail us at sales@framon.com.


As specialists for aesthetics, implants and periodontal diseases we offer you an outstanding service with you standing in the centre of our interest. Other main focuses of our activity are professional-teeth-cleaning, root treatments and the invisible orthodontic treatment with Invisalign. For patients with dentist-phobia we appreciate to help you with our experienced team.
We offer you long opening hours as well as special business  appointments for treatments on weekends on demand. Additional information you will find under link "Service".
Looking forward to see you in our practice in Dusseldorf Oberkassel.
"To define oneself anew without losing focus.
Pushing the limits of performance while holding on to what has proven itself.
You as the patient are the focus of all that we do.
Providing an outstanding level of dentistry, the most modern equipment as well as professional team competence is our number one priority – every day.
Aesthetics plays an important role within our range of treatments since outer appearance has become more and more important in both professional and private lives. One of our specialties is high-end aesthetic dental reconstruction. We work together with special laboratories (e. g. www.mb-dentaltechnik.com, www.dental-art-hahne.de) which specialize in all-ceramics restorations.
Implantology is one of our main areas of treatment. Implants are artificial dental roots which replace missing teeth. They are inserted according to surgical, aesthetic and functional criteria following an accurate planning process which is aided by 3D depiction by means of CT data and sometimes even computer navigation. This enables us to treat even complex cases.
Implantology also includes bone augmentation (e.g. sinus lift) which we carry out in accordance with scientifically approved procedures. We have been able to continuously improve our concept through nearly ten years of experience and by including the most recent scientific findings. And we will continue to maintain this successful concept in the future as well. It is important for us to be able to help you every way we can.
Treatment of periodontal diseases is gaining significance in the scope of therapies provided by dentists. Studies show that periodontal diseases are often connected with other general diseases such as diabetes or heart attacks and apoplexies.
We live up to the importance of this disease by using innovative concepts and continuous further education. We would be happy to help you.
We are able to treat the sometimes rather complex root-canal system of teeth by using state-of-the-art computerized drills. By applying a special procedure we can fill the cleaned and disinfected root canals with thermoplastic material.
This results in a long-term and sealed occlusion of the root canals – an important factor in the preservation of the tooth! Just let us know if you are interested in learning about this in more detail.
A fear of going to the dentist is a problem for many patients. However, if this fear increases to a level which results in suffering from year-long pain or living with unaesthetic teeth, you should put your trust in a dentist who can look back on long-term experience in treating phobic patients. We have been able to help a large number of patients in dealing with their fear. Our team (which also includes an anesthesiologist) can provide you with individualized care.
Treatments can be carried out under anesthetic or in twilight sleep on demand. We can inform you about this subject in a relaxed atmosphere which lets you forget that you are even in a dentist's office. Trust us – we will find a custom solution for you!
Currently there are approx. 18 million people living in Germany who are older than 65 – that is about one quarter of the German population. Dentistry has to consider this demographic development and the challenges resulting from it, such as toothless jawbones or xerostomia (a dry mouth) and must react with innovative methods of treatment.
Our practice has developed a modern concept for this and we would be happy to talk to you about this in person.
If dental decay or an older composite or amalgam filling is a cause for treatment, our practice offers minimally invasive and highly-qualified options for dental restoration. It is our philosophy to provide you with a long-term solution for your teeth and to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. All-ceramics or gold inlays represent a high-quality solution.
These are fillings which are individually prepared in a dental laboratory. The inlays stand out by their high precision and therefore feature excellent longevity. Don't hesitate to ask us, we will prepare a customized concept for the treatment of your teeth!
Preservation of your teeth and preventative measures are basic building blocks of our dental treatment. Today it is possible to preserve one's natural teeth into old age through special preventative measures. Dental hygiene at home and a healthy diet are preconditions in the prevention of dental decay and periodontitis. These measures alone, however, are not enough. Persistent residues and bacterial plaque in spots that are difficult to clean require a professional deep cleaning procedure carried out by the dentist. It is also possible to reduce general diseases such as heart attacks and apoplexies by up to 40% through regular preventative treatments (every 3 months).
We employ specialized prophylaxis assistants who will carry out your treatments professionally. Deep cleaning uses gentle techniques (e.g. airflow, hypersonics) to remove bacterial plaques, tartar and stains from the teeth or the interdental space.
The treatment is finished by polishing and an intensive fluoridation. The result: An entire lifetime of healthy teeth! More information on this can be found here.
Snoring is not only an annoying phenomenon that occurs while we sleep; it can also have quite a negative effect on our well-being. Heavy breathing or, even worse, periods of apnea – which can last as long as several minutes – greatly influence the quality of our sleep. We feel unrested and groggy in the morning.
One possible treatment for this is the so-called dental appliance or mouthpiece device. It is prepared especially and individually for you by a specialized dental laboratory. For more information please ask us during your next visit.
One of the most common causes for loss of teeth or injuries to the frontal teeth are accidents during sports such as falls or punches. Whether you play football, go mountain-biking, inline skating, play hockey or do martial arts – one way to protect your teeth is a protective teeth guard individually prepared for you by a specialized dental laboratory. Let us tell you how!
Invisalign is an aesthetic orthodontic treatment which corrects misaligned teeth through customized and removable dental fittings, so-called aligners. By applying a new computer technology called ClinCheck®, it is possible to visualize both the course as well as the result of the treatment in advance. This way you can see what your teeth will look like after the treatment before we have even started.
How does Invisalign work? The Invisalign treatment entails having your diagnosis and treatment plan virtually implemented into 3-D- computer technology in order to move your teeth step by step by using a series of individually prepared transparent aligners. Patients wear each set of aligners for 22 hours per day for at least 2 weeks.
This results in a gradual shifting of the teeth – week by week, millimeter by millimeter until the desired result is achieved. If you would like to have a smile that helps improve your overall outer appearance, Invisalign could be the right method for you.
Monday from 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., Tuesday to Wednesday 13:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m., Thursday from 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. and Friday from 7:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
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New Research shows AFA (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae) blue-green algae from Upper Klamath Lake stimulates stem cell release and migration. Our bodies use these circulating stem cells to to help heal, regenerate and repair itself naturally. Stem Naturals is a proprietary formula developed to increase the benefits of stem cell release by helping AFA and other nutrients absorb better in our bodies. Our special bioactive formula also helps to metabolize proteins and help eliminate toxic waste supporting the body in its fight against pathological molds, yeast, fungi, and viruses, and produces a potent antioxidant enzyme called Super Oxide Dismutase that protects against free radicals.


Terraform templates provide a way to encapsulate common options by using a JSON file.
This is good but it would be better if I can use the same file for multiple tasks and get rid of all the hard coded values.
The solution will definitely break any linters you have running as the resulting JSON file can't be parsed outside of terraform, but it can be done.


Woonsocket, R.I. – Recently Adweek interviewed the new Chief Marketing Officer of CVS. In that interview Norman de Greve explained that the move to stop selling cigarettes in all of their stores wasn't the last step in CVS's plan to help people live healthier lives. While they lost out on roughly 2 billion dollars in revenue they gained in respect from a millennial audience that is highly coveted by marketers today. To go along with this giant change they started the campaign entitled "Be the First" where CVS is investing heavily in helping create the first tobacco free generation. According to de Greve, this is part of a plan by CVS to connect with the right people and have the right discussion with them.
CVS is making bold moves to create healthy conversations with it's consumers, and even touting that they are "America's largest pharmacy innovation company." They are reframing the conversation to help people make healthier choices. Brands like CVS can take a stand and invest in promoting healthier lives. CVS is positioning themselves as someone to look for how interactions with the healthcare brands should be handled.


This beautiful maple is a favourite for autumn colour. The Royal Horticultural Society also think highly of it, and have given it their prestigious Award of Garden Merit. It makes a spreading, bushy tree or large shrub with deeply lobed mid-green leaves that turn brilliant scarlet-deep red tones early in the autumn. It also produces masses of small, red-purple flowers which are followed by winged seed-heads.
Like most maples, it enjoys a sunny or partially shaded spot. The soil should be moist but well-drained. Pictures show the plant in late Spring, plus the fire clad autumnal shades. Supplied in approx 2-3 litre containers.


Whether you're from Colorado Springs, or you're simply visiting this Halloween Season, there are plenty of festive fun to enjoy this Halloween Season. If you're looking for a day of family fun in a pumpkin patch, or spending the evening Haunt hunting with friends is more your speed, Colorado Springs has plenty of exciting Autumn activities to enjoy this October. Halloween comes around but once a year, so if you're passing through Colorado Springs this Fall, make sure to not miss out on the thrills, chills, and scares this year!


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India, Belgium for early conclusion of negotiations on investment and trade agreement
Outlook India - 26 September 2019
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his counterpart from Belgium Charles Michel agreed to intensify their efforts on early conclusion of negotiations on the bilateral investment and trade agreement and enhance closer cooperation on counter-terrorism, multilateral institutions and migration and mobility.
The two leaders met on the margins of 74th Session of UN General Assembly here Wednesday.
Modi congratulated Michel on his election as the President of the European Council.
The two leaders discussed intensification of strategic and security relations between India and the EU and "agreed to intensify their efforts on early conclusion of negotiations on the bilateral investment and trade agreement, connectivity, closer cooperation on counter-terrorism, multilateral institutions, and migration and mobility," an official press release said.
The two leaders also agreed that the 15th India-EU Summit should be held at an early date.
"Both leaders reviewed the excellent relations between India and Belgium and the follow up decisions taken during the visit of His Majesty the King of Belgium to India in 2017," the release said.
Fuente: Outlook India
Bélgica India UE


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BuildaBridge Staff
BuildaBridge Teaching Artist Spotlight: Liz de Lise
"Making and playing music often feels more like an inevitable part of who I am than an active choice that I made...it's always led me right!" - Liz de Lise
One of my favorite things about a place like BuildaBridge is that it brings great artists that are already working and sharing their work with the world, and creates new ways for this art to engage and function in the community that inspired it. One such artist who is truly making a name for herself in the music scene right now is one of our long time teaching artists, Liz de Lise. Liz de Lise recently released a project entitled "Holy Matrimony" which is available on BandCamp. Liz gave us a peek at how she creates, and how this informs the work she is able to do with BuildaBridge. Thank you for your great work, liz!
How did you get into music?
Music has always been a part of my day-to-day-- my dad is a composer and recording engineer, and my mom is a singer and songwriter. My dad started teaching me piano when I was 5, and then I moved to violin, and by the time I was bursting with my teenage emotions, I started playing acoustic guitar and finding real solace in writing music.
I studied cultural anthropology as an undergrad, but playing in bands and writing took up most of my time. I didn't mean to start a career in music, but when I graduated, I found myself with a job performing live musical accompaniment for a modern dance company and working for my dad's music publishing business. Making and playing music often feels more like an inevitable part of who I am than an active choice that I made...it's always led me right!
What is your philosophy behind your art-making?
Writing music has always been how I process challenging experiences, memories, and feelings. As a song takes shape, I'll edit and reshape, ideally ending with the essence of the original emotional intent. A piece of art will never encapsulate every nuance of who the artist is, but it is instead a moment in time, a piece of history. I do my best to allow my songs to live in their own moment, and to trust that the listener (if the song is shared) understands that it's only a magnified piece of who I am. It's also so important to me to bring levity to the most difficult to deal-with stuff, without diminishing the importance of a challenging situation. Some of my favorite original music has poked fun at the intensity of my feelings, and therefore infuses joy into something that had previously been impossible for me to handle.
How do you use your art as a tool for hope, healing, and strengthening?
In my commitment to share various versions of my "authentic self", I hope to remind listeners, especially other womxn, that their feelings and thoughts are important and necessary. BuildaBridge is all about the individual being the "expert" of their own life— I hope that the music I make can be an example of one of the many ways we can express and process our traumatic experiences. When I was in high school, a dear friend of mine was killed. Without music and writing, I'm not sure how I would have made it through. Making music can be a communal healing and sharing opportunity, as well as a deeply personal and intimate creative time. I hope that I can pass this skill on to others as a way of expression, but also as a self-healing strategy, and a reminder of our own resilience.
Any notable projects you're working on or have worked on, outside of BuildaBridge, that you are particularly proud of?
I'm super proud of the record my band, Lizdelise, just released, Holy Matrimony. It's the first truly collaborative writing and recording process that I've released. This process showed me that I had been afraid to speak my mind when I really cared about something. I was so afraid of having to confront a differing opinion in the creative process, because I didn't want to be seen as dumb, and was especially afraid of being seen as a "stupid girl" in a world that unfortunately has been dominated by cis-men. The process of recording "Holy Matrimony" taught me how to listen to my intuition and identify those people who deserve my trust. My creative scope has opened so much since we started this process, and I'm so invigorated by the possibilities of what's to come!
If you could meet anyone in history who would it be?
Ching Shih (aka Cheng I Sao), a woman pirate who lived in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The Trademark Lightweight Jacket reincorporates our Trademark graphic in a BIG way. With polyester fabric, zip front closures, and welted pockets, it begs to be layered over your favorite Barbell Brigade pullover hoodie from previous collections. Versatile and perfectly constructed for all moderate weather conditions, the Trademark Lightweight Jacket has you covered, both in and out of the gym.


The directory realtime/buffer/java contains a couple of Java classes that implement a client-side interface to the FieldTrip buffer (socket connections only). The classes wrap FieldTrip-style header structures, events, and client connections to a server. There are also some Java-based tools for writing events to the buffer.
The simplest way to compile the Java tools is to change to the directory realtime/buffer/java and just to type javac *.java. We have only tested JDK 6 (standard edition), but earlier versions might work as well.