A land with a rich cultural heritage, colourful and tasty cuisine, and some amazing natural wonders; Mexico is a destination that keeps captivating travellers from all over the world. If you are planning to visit, browsing through Instagram can be a great source of inspiration for your trip. To help you find the most gorgeous images to inspire you, we have compiled a nice little list of some of the best Mexico Instagram accounts you should follow. Enjoy!
This father and son's gallery features shots from their family weekend trips in Mexico. Little José chooses where he wants to be photographed while his father takes care of the rest.
Architect Diego Ledgard showcases many of the architectural gems he finds around Mexico along with shots from his daily life and travels. We dig his minimalist style.
Roberto H. is an editorial designer who loves to capture the beauty of Mexico from a different perspective. His drone photography is often stunning. Check it out!
David Muñiz is a 20-year old Visual Arts student from Mexico City. His gallery is a mixture of smooth architecture shots, stunning landscapes and a few beautiful sunsets here and there.
Street photographer Eduardo Gómez likes to focus on the bright and colourful side of Mexico. He has a great eye for composition and vibrant tones.
Hailing from Oaxaca, photographer Constantino Ruiz Bautista showcases gorgeous images of his charming town. Follow his account to get a glimpse of Oaxaca's rich culture.
Also based in Oaxaca, Frank Coronado is a photographer who has a passion for capturing scenes of Mexico's culture and its people.
Gary Karolli is another great Instagramer from Oaxaca and he is also very active in the local community, as an administrator for @vive_mexico.
Gerardo Sandoval is passionate about photography and it shows. His images are dreamy compositions that showcase beautiful landscapes and a clever game of lights.
YouTuber Gustavo Moguel is on a quest to show the most beautiful spots in Mexico. Armed with a GoPro and a drone, he captures photos straight from paradise. Inspiration guaranteed!
María Elena is a photographer with a hearing impairement. In her gallery she shares images and tidbits of her everyday life by combining different photography styles, which we find very inspiring.
Mexican traveller Mariana de la Rosa lived in Japan for a while, but is now back in Mexico. Her photos are colourful compositions that highlight some of the prettiest places she find in her travels.
Melania Chavarría is a fashion journalist with a very eclectic fashion sense. In her gallery, strong colours and very unique clothes abound. She usually dresses up to match with the backgrounds of her photos and the results can be mesmerising.
Swiss travel blogger Karin Schönenberger loves exploring Mexico and it shows in her photos. Sometimes it's nice to see a country through a foreigners eyes to have a different perpective as in this case.
Interior designer Rob González is a self-described "door blogger" from San Miguel de Allende, a gorgeous small city in central Mexico. Rob combines his keen fashion style with some of the prettiest locations of his city. The results are often breathtaking.
Based in Mexico City, Rodrigo GB is a 27 years old content creator with a knack for creating sharp urban compositions. You'll find lots of architecture and reflection shots in his gallery.
Ramiro Montejano has one of the most eclectic feeds out there. He likes to experiment with different styles and subjects.
Graphic designer Ángel Castillo likes to wander around the streets of Mexico City, and other cities, looking for interesting corners to photograph.
So there you have them! We hope you enjoyed this post and find these Mexico Instagram accounts as inspiring as we do. Feel free to pin this post to your Pinterest boards and don't forget to give us a follow on Instagram!
Wow these are some great artists to follow. Thanks!
I have checked out some of the accounts and they indeed have great feeds on Mexico. Thanks.
Thank you so much for sharing my account, just a little tiny detail hahah, my name is Rodrigo GB not Roberto haha my account is @rogb12, anyway it's an honour to be on your list, thanks a lot!
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Scott's "proverbial elephant in the living room" is perhaps too earthbound a metaphor. Michael Haneke's Caché, for those who have not seen it—and I don't want to spoil too much, as it has only just opened in major American cities—is a revenge-of-the-repressed movie with roots in the horror genre. Stephen King does this sort of thing all the time (Indian burial grounds, etc.), although he is loath, unlike Haneke, to leave anything unpinned-down. Our current critics' darling David Cronenberg has made revenge-of-the-repressed a specialty since the days of infectious little phallus monsters roaring up from toilet bowls—the inevitable counterculture backlash to the desexed, de-bodyized '50s. David Lynch's Lost Highway—a film to which Haneke owes a considerable debt—blew away the space-time continuum; like Lynch, Haneke has given the repressed its own video camera. But the willed amnesia he explores is social and historical: the massacre—and, just as important, the subsequent marginalization—of Algerian immigrants. As many others have pointed out (How can one not point it out?), Caché was stunningly prescient in accounting for the riots in France. My problem with the film is in its lack of psychological development. Its protagonist, played by Daniel Auteuil, is in mulish denial to the end and has no stature as a dramatic character. The director despises him too much.
Which makes for an interesting transition—insofar as the type of American personality that Tony has noted in the work of Andrew Bujalski and the performance of Joseph Gordon-Levitt in Mysterious Skin is a study in denial and avoidant behavior. The smugness with which Gordon-Levitt's character, Neil, regards the middle-aged johns who solicit his sexual favors is a cover for his emotional dependence on those encounters—reminders of what he can't help but remember as the most loving relationship in his life, with a child-molester. In the film Winter Solstice, another remarkable young actor, Mark Webber, hides behind an all-purpose smirk, cultivating a laconic superiority that is the last refuge of the emotionally crippled. The delinquent hustler played by the excellent Kevin Zegers in Transamerica is cut from the same cloth—and I wager there are a dozen more of those characters out there.
I had an opportunity to meet Andrew Bujalski at this year's lovely Virginia Film Festival and to confirm (no surprise) that he is very much on top of what he does: working with people he knows, nonprofessionals; cunningly shaping his scenarios; and then stepping back and watching (so closely) as the actors find their own voices. The balance of control and laissez-faire is unique in my experience. Tony's comparison to Rohmer instantly trumps the standard Cassavettes one: Cassavettes' psychodramas depended on actors' self-plumbing and self-dramatization; the point of Bujalski's characters is that they dramatize nothing. But Rohmer's films are spare and tightly scripted, so I'd rather say that this director is sui generis. Mutual Appreciation, which has no theatrical distributor, is wonderful. It does not have the conceptual unity and the punch (or the wall-to-wall Kate Dollenmeyer) of Funny Ha Ha, but it is a richer work with a more complex structure. Dollenmeyer appears in the best sequence, in which the male protagonist stumbles drunkenly into a party long since ended, at which the last three young women are playing dress-up. It is sort of a deadpan Homeric interlude—both funny strange and funny ha-ha.
I had the good fortune to see both Funny Ha Ha and Mutual Appreciation on big screens, in a cinema, where they weren't competing with my furniture, my telephone, or the urge to check my e-mail or cut my toenails or just multitask because that's all I seem to do these days. I'm not sure how these delicate, semi-plotless works will fare on DVD. Beyond the size of one's TV screen, there is something one brings to movies in a theater—a commitment born of an awareness that we cannot freeze the frame or rewind. Without having to make that investment, the returns are smaller, and, as moviegoers, we are poorer.


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Strike Launches Lightning-Fast Money Transfers to Africa
December 6, 2022, 4:45 AM ·2 min read
CHICAGO, December 06, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Strike, the world's leading digital payments platform built on Bitcoin's Lightning Network, today announced its "Send Globally" feature, enabling instant, low-cost payments to Africa. Strike's Send Globally is available to all Strike users in the U.S. starting today, with initial coverage for Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana.
"High fees, slow settlement, and lack of innovation in cross-border payments have negatively impacted the developing world," said Jack Mallers, Founder and CEO of Strike. "With exorbitant fees to transfer funds in and out of Africa and incumbent providers halting services, payments companies are struggling to operate in Africa and people cannot send money home to their family members. Strike offers an opportunity for people to transfer their US dollars easily and instantly across borders"
Strike has partnered with African payments platform Bitnob to enable instant payments to Africa. Now, using Lightning rails under the hood, Strike's Send Globally feature provides users in the U.S. a cheaper, faster, and more innovative way to instantly send payments to Africa. Using Send Globally, a Strike user can send money to Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya instantly with no transaction fees. Payments are instantly converted into naira, cedi, or shillings, and deposited directly into a recipient's bank, mobile money, or Bitnob account. Send Globally improves the speed, affordability, and ease of payments to Africa, including in countries that have fewer available options for cross-border money transfers.
"The current financial system isn't set up in a way that ensures equal access for people and institutions from Africa," said Bernard Parah, Founder and CEO of Bitnob. "What we have built reduces the pressure on our financial institutions in sourcing USD liquidity. People can now easily exchange value from the US to people in Africa in the cheapest way possible. We can now save people sending money back home to Africa billions of USD in transfer fees."
Strike will continue to expand payment services to Africa by harnessing integrations and exploratory partnerships including with Chipper Cash – one of Africa's largest peer-to-peer and cross-border payment service providers.
About Strike
Strike enables cheaper, faster, global, cash-final payments for both businesses and consumers. Strike is built on top of the Bitcoin network – the largest global, interoperable, and open payments standard. Strike believes that open payment networks enable universal participation in the financial system, with truly borderless money transfers, cheaper payment processing, and new payment experiences previously impossible with legacy technology.
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Futures for Canada's resources-heavy main stock index fell on Tuesday as commodity prices edged lower, while investors waited for Canadian GDP data to gauge the state of the economy. The mood appeared to be glum on Wall Street too, with all the three major U.S. stock index futures indicating a lower open. Oil prices fell about 1% as the prospect of further interest rate increases and ample Russian crude flows outweighed demand recovery expectations from China.
Collective Mining Step-Out Drilling Confirms a Significant Southern Zone of Near Surface High-Grade Mineralization Including 32 Metres at 10.48 g/t Gold Equivalent
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BrightView Acquires Island Plant Company
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Turning Machine for Long Beach, New York
Design engineers and machinists are familiar with classic turning machines such as lathes that symmetrically shape material spinning on a rotating axis. In fact, the lathe is considered by many as the original turning machine for Long Beach, New York and a mainstay in many shops.
However, turning machines have been vastly improved over the years and today advanced machine shops such as Excell Solutions have evolved beyond the Long Beach, New York turning machine and invested in mill/turn machines – commonly called turn mills – that are hybrid computer numerical control (CNC) machines that combine both milling, which rotates the tool, and turning, which rotates the workpiece. This tool is far more flexible and capable of performing highly complex operations faster and more accurately than traditional turning machines.
In fact, we've invested in several high powered, high precision Mori Seiki and Mazak turn mills that provide our clients with a number of benefits, including:
Ability to machine more complex parts Mill/turn machines are able to create more complex and intricate parts without needing to transfer the part from one Long Beach, New York turning machine to another. This enables us to take on more complex and higher precision jobs that other shops are unable to do.
Faster operations Because turn mills can complete four operations simultaneously, total time to create each part is significantly reduced. Turn mills can also be set up more quickly than other machines and no time is wasted transferring workpieces.
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Menial task automation Our newer, hybrid CNC turn mills provide more built-in automation than traditional machining equipment. Tasks like loading material, probing, and removing parts from a more advanced Long Beach, New York turning machine are done automatically, freeing up the machinist's time to do other more interesting and value-added activities.
This kind of sophisticated turning machine for Long Beach, New York enables our customers to design their parts with the tolerances and complexity they need. While other machines perform a single function, our mill/turn machines can accomplish up to four operations at the same time without moving workpieces from machine to machine, reducing the risk of error and damage while preserving critical tolerances.
To learn more about how our state-of-the-art turn milling can improve your products and their performance, contact the Long Beach, New York turning machine experts here at Excell Solutions.
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The massive and quick evolution of technology reflects in medical services as well. The innovative wave of healthcare called telemedicine is slowly but surely penetrating the mental health-related area. Telehealth has the ability to help patients in need gain access to mental healthcare services. This is especially important if we consider the vast amount of people living in rural areas which can barely get access to mental health care.
The main benefits that telemedicine can bring for patients requiring treatment are the reduction of follow-up no show rates, eliminating the therapists' long hours of work and having a therapist offering care to more patients than before.
Mental health therapists definitely understand the time constraints that they are under in order to be able to provide the highest quality possible care and at the same time having to juggle with a hectic schedule. Telemedicine can become a massive benefit for therapists' practice because it can increase their revenue, boost the flow of patients that they are able to see in a shorter amount of time and last but definitely not least, enhancing patient care. Patient care can be optimized by offering them more versatile and flexible options for scheduling and attending the medical sessions since they are remote.
Due to the shortage of mental health therapists the traditional healthcare system, professionals usually have to deal with hectic schedules and telemedicine can help with this aspect as well via the remote sessions that don't require visiting the medical office.
Patients can enjoy a strong emotional relationship that's created between themselves and the therapists even if the meetings are remote. Mental healthcare experts are highly trained to be able to build such relations with their patients even via video/audio sessions. This can also make the patient feel more secure and less exposed especially if they have to deal with mental health issues such as anxiety and a feeling of stigmatization due to their issues.
More than that, the mental healthcare services are becoming more accessible in terms of pricing as well for the patients. Mobile challenged patients can also benefit from remote sessions with their doctors for obvious reasons.
Overall, patients can feel more secure, private and protected in the intimacy of their homes while at the same time enjoying the benefits of lowers costs and getting appropriate treatment from highly trained experts.
There are a lot of virtual telehealth platforms online such as BetterHelp and others that can provide a whole new and high level of professionalism these days.
Mental health is a serious issue that should never be stigmatized and left unattended. Thankfully, telemedicine is also able to bring benefits to this sector of healthcare with remote-access mental examinations and treatments as well.
Patients who are living in remote locations and who are dealing with other issues will find the mental health telemedicine can bring opportunities which they would not have been able to enjoy otherwise.
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In the winter "Steelhead" trout run the rivers in large numbers and rivers such as the Tongariro river are very popular with fisherman. Made famous by anglers such as Zane Grey and the Queen Mother this region is a popular fishing destination with lots of fishing lodges and guides.
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I love fly fishing. In fact, I live to fish!
I've fished since I was a kid and my grandad and I taught ourselves to cast a fly rod in the back garden when I was around twelve years old. The passion and love for fishing that we both shared still burns bright within me and still drives me to this day.
I'm based in Taupo, in the middle of the North Island and have spent my time exploring the endless backcountry lakes and rivers that surround me. I'm constantly looking for that ultimate sight fishing experience! I love nothing more than dropping off the grid, finding those places that people don't go and then pitting my wits against the fish that live there.
More recently, I have turned my attention to salt water and am one of a handful of obsessed fishos that have been spending their time discovering the untapped potential of flats fishing for yellow tail kingfish.
When I'm not out on the water, you will be able to find me at the vice tying flies and editing photos. So, whether you want to stalk big trout in a gin clear river or feel the untamed power of a Kingfish as it peels off towards the ocean, I can put you right amongst the action.
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Fishing has been a passion of mine for more than 50 years. During that time I have had some wonderful experiences fishing Lake Taupo and the rivers and streams that flow into it. I am here to share my experience and love of fishing with you. Catering for all levels, from beginner to experienced fisherman, I am able to tailor a fishing experience that best suits you. My wife Sharen and I also offer homestay accommodation at our large modern home in Rangatira Park, close to Taupo town centre. Introducing others to fishing and sharing some of the great local spots I have found over the years is something I really enjoy. I look forward to taking you on a memorable day of fishing in this most beautiful part of New Zealand. For more information about me and how you can have a wonderful outdoors experience click on the link below to go to my web site or call me free on 0800 110 575. Tight lines! Brian Willson
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At the age of nine I made my first ever cast into the turbulent waters of the Tongariro River, the raw power of her thundering green rapids was intimidating. The whole scene completely absorbed me. Second cast a five pound rainbow struck on the swing ripping line from my frozen fingers. Little did I know the impact that particular moment would have on my life. I was completely captivated; immersed in the river's magic. Fifty years on, that fascination still lingers and I remain addicted, absorbed in the rivers grandour. Fly fishing in New Zealand rivers isn't just a sport, it's a passion that consumes you and over the last twenty years I've been fortunate to be involved not only as a guide, but also as a fishery ranger and trap operater working for the Department of Conservation who manage this great fishery. Summer sees my passion extend beyond the Taupo rivers to our majestic wilderness rivers that border our region. Stalking wild browns and rainbows with nymph or dryfly in a sunlit gorge is a unique New Zealand experience. I invite you to share this passion and join me on an adventure of your choice, whether you're an experienced or novice angler, there's a river just waiting for you.
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Steve Yerex has been fly fishing in the Central North Island for fifteen years. Based in Taupo, he specialises in Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout fly fishing, both summer dry fly action and winter steelhead runs. He is able to provide back country heli fishing, and as a senior trip leader single or multi-day raft fishing trips, as well as wade fishing. He can provide riverside accommodation on the Tauranga-Taupo River, and can supply all equipment as needed. Beginners and knowledgeable fisherman alike will enjoy the experience.
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I started flyfishing in the rivers around the Dunedin district where I was brought up, eventually moving to Taupo to join what was then called the NZ Forest Service as a Ranger Trainee. On leaving the Forest Service I started my own guiding business in the early 80s andin 1987 I joined Simon Dickie and Paddy Clark in the second year of operations at Poronui fishing lodge. There I gained most of my knowledge of the Central North Island back country rivers. Around 1999 I became head guide until Feb 2011 when I left Poronui to concentrate to my own guiding business based out of Taupo. Currently, I have 3 guides on the MA team they are Dave Wood, Duncan Mc Donald and Craig Aspinall. I guide all year round but specialize in back country rivers in the summer time. I guide all levels of clients, from first time people that have never held a fly rod to seasoned experts. As well as guiding my own clients I also guide for: Chris Jolly Outdoors, Huka and Tongariro lodges and then personally guide for some the best agents and outfitters from NZ and overseas.
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Jim Rainey
Jim's business is based in a small town called Mangaweka which is on the edge of the world famous fly fishing Rangitikei River. Jim and his wife Ruth own a farm and Jim guides the many rivers in the area during the summer months. Jim has been guiding for 20 years and started Green Trout Guiding 15 years ago. He has been a member of NZPFGA for 10 years.
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David Wood is based in the central North Island. This location gives him a wide range of opportunities for his clients. From fishing the multitude of rivers that feed Lake Taupo with it's large Rainbows and unbelievable river run Browns, to Mountain river and stream fishing in the Kaimaniwa's, Urewera's and Kaweka's. These crystal clear blue ribbon waterways are accessed by 4X4, Raft, or Helicopter. You can expect to encounter the "water of dreams", with opportunities to cast to truly magnificent fish in an area of unspoiled splendour. Backcountry overnight trips a speciality. Outfitting and a range of accommodation available. Contact Dave via the enquiry button below or call him on +64 21 2147 271
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Derek is based in Wellington and fishes the many rivers close to our capital city. Contact Derek via telephone him on :+64 7 384 2080
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I have been guiding for some of the most respected outfitters and lodges in the Central North Island for over 20 years; it is this expereince that allows me to to create one of the very best flyfishing adventures for you.
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I have plenty of quality fishing equipment you can use, so you can leave your fishing gear at home. I also drive a comfortable Toyota Landcruiser. Allow me to show you the best wild trout fishing in the most breathtaking locations in the Central North Island !
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Duncan operates out of the Taupo region. Being based in Central North Island gives his clients many opportunities to access the many rivers that feed Lake Taupo. The hills are a small drive away, including National Park, Kaimanawa's and the Urewera's. Access into these amazing mountain regions can be done by 4wd, Helicopter and by raft by arrangement. Central North Island provides fantastic adventures all year round, whether the dry fly for big browns and rainbow trout in the hills, or winter spawning runs in the Taupo catchment. Duncan is also a chef by trade which is handy for those camp outs and over nighters in huts. Duncan has all the gear that you will need to enjoy your adventure. Patients is also one of his virtues, so being a absolute beginner is not a problem.
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Kunio is the first, and only FFI certified casting instructor in the Central North Island.
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On leaving school I trained as a carpenter in Wellington, when work moved me to Taupo for a few building projects. Then in the late 80s, I teamed up with my brother Mark Aspinall to guide in the Taupo region. After building up my guiding experience my brother introduced me to Poronui lodge in the early 90s where now I do the bulk of my guiding during the summer fishing season. I am currently the longest serving guide at Poronui and enjoy seeing my repeat clients each season. I have always been loyal to my brother's guiding business where I occasionally team up with him to do some local guiding and back country fishing trips with his clients. We look forward to continuing to do for many years. When I am not working I enjoy: fly tying ,sea fishing,trout fishing, diving and keeping fit.
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Is it Christian To Sentence Terrorists (& Plotters) To Life Imprisonment?
Crime and Punishment terrorists, london bridge attack, jack merritt, dave merritt, sentencing policy 25 Comments
There has been widespread news coverage of the comments by the father of one of those murdered in the recent terrorist attack in London, expressing his fury with Boris Johnson at "politicising" his son's death, following Mr Johnson's remarks about tightening up sentencing for the perpetrators of these crimes. Indeed, David Merritt made the front page of The Guardian newspaper to express his anger.
Of course, everyone is falling over themselves to sympathise with Jack's father but, frankly, my immediate reaction to his comments was not remotely sympathetic. Who's to say whether his son Jack's opinions about how to deal with these criminals might have changed had he not been killed but lived, perhaps to suffer a life of being permanently disabled?
There are a number of issues which arise here, though, not just whether an individual relative of a victim of a terrorist attack (or any other criminal offence) should try to use that position in the way that Mr Merritt has done…
What about the "rehabilitation Vs retribution Vs a combination of these" argument… Which is more Christian, bearing in mind that being "Christian" doesn't mean being nice all the time or doing the apparently, at first glance, kind thing, but is about saving souls.
So, IS it Christian to lock up terrorists, including plotters, for life – to mean life (not out half-way through the sentence) ?
I really do not know whether to say yes or no to this question. To say they deserve "life means life " terms seems to rule out any belief that these people can be rehabilitated at all, but to say it is better to let them out seems to fly in the face of reason at the moment. I am not sure that jihadists can be turned away from their beliefs by well meaning restorative justice programmes in prison run by empathetic prison staff and volunteers. Plus the fact that I suspect the imams who go in to hold Friday prayers etc might on occasion be sympathetic to extremist views, unless the attending prison officers speak Arabic who would know what is said to them?
At the same time, high security prisons who hold these terrorists would find them impossible to manage if they had no hope of release. Violence would increase exponentially.
In the end the safety of the public must be the driving force behind sentencing so that does point to the whole term life sentence without parole. But I remain a little bit uneasy about that.
Elizabeth,
I can see the dilemma and I want to agree with everything you say. I think it's got to be a mixture of trying to rehabilitate offenders and then if that fails, for such serious attacks, they ought to be sentenced to life imprisonment. It's interesting, because although I voted in the poll for life imprisonment, I see just now that 25% of the voters put "on second conviction." I think I'd vote that way now that I've thought it over again.
However, my first feeling on hearing on the news that the victim, Jack Merritt's, father was criticising Boris Johnson for politicising the attack, was that he was overstepping the mark himself. It wasn't his son's death that Boris Johnson was really talking about, because the job of any leader is to protect the whole country, and he can hardly go round asking each one of us for our views on sentencing just in case we are caught up in an attack ! In fact, when I saw that David Merritt had a front page article in the left-wing Guardian newspaper complaining about Boris Johnson, so soon after his son's death, I thought right away that he was the one who was politicising his son's death. You'd think he would have been too grief-stricken to even really take notice of what the news people and politicians were saying. I'm sure I would be, to be honest, and to be honest, if I was, God forbid, such a victim, I wouldn't want my parents spending their time criticising politicians who were actually expressing views about how to best protect the public from future attacks, even if they disagreed.
The one thing that worries me about life meaning life is exactly what you say, that if there is no hope, that could lead to all sorts of trouble within the prisons. It's also extremely expensive, but then what price safety?
catholicconvert1
I say hang them. End of. It is in the Bible to put to death those who take innocent human life along with Catholic Social Teaching.
Catholic Convert 1,
I actually don't completely disagree with capital punishment because it was always understood that this was the end, and a convict would be able to focus on what happens after death. Many would make their peace with God and offer their execution as a means of reparation for their crimes. As long as it's not done in a spirit of revenge, but as a means of deterring further murders and encouraging the guilty person to make up for his crimes/sins by accepting the punishment.
It goes against the spirit of the age, however, so I can't see it being introduced any time soon and if it is re-introduced, I hope they don't copy the American system where prisoners sit on death row for decades, trying appeal after appeal in court. After one appeal, that should be it, IMHO.
It is very refreshing to see a challenge on here to the father of Jack Merritt. I couldn't believe my ears when I heard he was complaining about Boris Johnson saying they would ask questions about the attacker's early release and tighten up the sentencing rules. That is the very least I would expect, and I imagine the majority of the public as well. Everybody is tip-toeing around this man because of the loss of his son and of course I am sympathetic over that, but I don't think it's his business to decide that the current failed system of early release of all prisoners, including these terrorist maniacs, should continue. I expect to see and end to early release, at the very least, and I won't be happy at all if this man is allowed to influence decisions.
RCAVictor
IM-not-so-HO, I agree with CatholicConvert1: terrorists who have committed an act of terrorism should be executed, assuming that they have not killed themselves or been killed during their attack. However, I think they should be given the opportunity to convert to the One True Faith before execution.
On the other hand, if they have been caught before committing their murderous act, then they should be deported, not imprisoned. Why should the state (in other words, the citizens) pay for years to house and feed a cold-blooded zealot who has no intention of amending his ways? And who will probably have his hate-filled zealotry even further inflamed while he is in prison?
RCA Victor,
Totally agree on deportation of plotters – even those found guilty of terrorist murders.
If they're so devoted to Islam, they really should be living in an Islamic country. I just cannot get my head round why anyone would move to a country they hate and hate the way of life so much they want to kill people, so I'd be sending them to countries where they approve of the way of life. I know I couldn't live somewhere that I hated, so I really don't understand what they are about.
RCAVictor and Nicky,
You are both absolutely right. I have always said if you want to live according Islamic standards and beliefs and follow your religion to the letter and force it on others, then go back to your own country. I think Saudi Arabia has a nice sunny climate.
Nicky,
I think the answer to that lies in the nature of Islam itself: they are pledged to world conquest, esp. of nations that were once Christian.
That may also be the key as to why they are being used by the Communists (who now call themselves globalists – same animal): they have the same goal. But when the Communists are done using them, they will be next in line for persecution.
I'm sure I read somewhere that Donald Trump quoted the Islamists as saying they wanted to conquer the Vatican. Have you heard that?
Yes, I believe they have vowed to destroy the Vatican and kill the Pope.
RCA Victor
UK jails are full of Islamists, busy radicalising others inside, and we are paying a small fortune to keep them. Not to mention the money spent on monitoring those who have been released.
The problem is that sadly many if these so called jihadists are actually British citizens? So much as we might like to wave them off to an Islamic country it isn't quite that simple. We can only deport foreign nationals.
John Rayner
I can't help thinking that there are many who will actually be very glad that the police shot this jihadist dead in the act of his attacks. That outcome solved any problem about what to do with such a man. I can quite well see the police being quietly told to make sure that they bring about such a result in any future similar situation.
John Rayner,
I take a different view about the police shooting these attackers dead on the spot. It tends to make me suspicious. I am not a conspiracy theorist, but when they do that, it makes me wonder if something is going on under the radar. If they really want to find out the activities of the jihadists, why not take them into custody and question them thoroughly? In this case, I think there were plenty of people helping to restrain Khan so why then shoot him dead? If they shot just to immobilise him, that would be fine but I am a bit suspicious of any shoot to kill policy. That takes us on a slippery slope which I think is very dangerous.
That's a good question. I suspect they don't bring jihadists in for questioning because they would immediately be accused of "racial profiling," which, in the PC environment of the UK, is a sin much worse than using plastic straws….
Over here, the Muslims have a PR/advocacy group called CAIR – Council on American-Islamic Relations. They would be the first ones to raise orchestrated hell about racial profiling Is there an equivalent group in the UK?
CAIR has already been labeled by the FBI as an un-indicted co-conspirator in a Muslim Brotherhood case, but they really should be labeled a domestic terrorist group.
Can you imagine if Boris Johnson had reacted to this latest terror attack by saying nothing more than he thought it was very sad for the victims and families, but "no comment" on anything else to do with the issue? There would have been an outcry and rightly so. All he did (and I'm no fan of Boris) was to try to reassure the public that he realises there is strong feeling about the early release of prisoners and he was going to end it for the worst crimes, like terrorism. What's the problem?
How was he to know that the two young victims had very liberal views about crime and punishment and wouldn't want that, according to one parent, but even so, what about the rest of us? My views are definitely not liberal – I understand that it's wrong to take the "lock them up and throw away the key" attitude but I'm afraid that's where I often veer.
I think I'm more in the camp of second chance and then life imprisonment without early release.
Well, folks, so far, I kinda agree with everyone! All good points.
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Greg Grimer
Hang them. Hang all of them. And their Jihadi brides too.
They are complete barbaric savages. The western world needs to grow a spine.
I can just imagine Our Lord saying the self-same thing – can you?
Since Our Lord said to love even our enemies, I can't see him agreeing with Greg Grimer, LOL!
Greg Grimer,
St Paul wrote to the Ephesians (4:31-32): "Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice.Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you."
He was passing on Christ's teaching, so although I definitely think the State has to tighten up the law on dealing with these terrorists, I hope we don't lose sight of the fact that the terrorists have souls to save, and no Christian should want anyone to end up in Hell.
Hang them.
Absolutely right Helen, and Greg Grimer. My sentiments exactly. As for those who say they can't be deported as they were 'born here', I disagree. They are not British regardless of where they are born. I have never met an individual of Pakistani or Asian descent who identified as British. They always refer to Pakistan as their home country and never support English sports teams (think of the Norman Tebbit cricket test). Likewise, Enoch Powell said they will never be British. He used the analogy of a child born in Peking to English missionary parents. Would that child be Chinese? NO. These people are not British.
I agree with the posters calling for terrorists to be hanged.
Why imprison them for life? They will only cost the taxpayer and consume resources. Plus there is a small chance of them escaping, or being released at the behest of some soppy oaf (Pope Francis, for example).
Help them along to the 'paradise' they believe waits. Is it not Christian to help others? Although I daresay they are in for a shock, I hope they like it uncomfortably hot in 'paradise'.
Plus, I believe certain extremists believe they are shamed and do not go to 'paradise' if they meet their death at the hands of a woman. I have long thought, in these modern days of equality, that we really could be doing with a hangwoman given this job has been so dominated by men historically.
I understand reservations over the death penalty, in case of errors with a court case, but in many of these terrorist actions there is no doubt whatsoever as to guilt (not least given the killers often video themselves boasting of their intentions).
I am mildly surprised that the latest attacker – who had already been subdued by members of the public and was lying prone on the ground – was still shot dead by Police and that there has been no reaction this. (I am glad there has not been a reaction, but it is surprising).
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A Brief Explanation of Trains
Trains are perhaps the biggest hit of the industrial revolution in terms of transport, they changed everything about transport. Hundreds of years ago, travelling from town to town was a true adventure that took people sometimes days. Trains came in and opened a new world of travelling and economic development. They are widely used even nowadays, connecting the world on land. They have developed immensely over the years in order to satisfy the need of comfort and speed. Their history is extremely interesting and innovative.
The first train was built in 1804 and it was steam-powered. The ancestors of this train were horse driven carriages that had a capacity of about 20 people. They were largely used in the cities but were slow and produced a lot of waste. The first train was very controversial because people were afraid that the speed may leave them breathless or that the vibration of the train will cause internal damage. The average speed of this train was 10 miles per hour. After this first trip people were amazed by the travelling possibilities and comfort.
The first electric locomotive was built in Scotland in 1837 by chemist Robert Davidson. This was the first attempt to use the newly discovered source of power for transportation. Unfortunately, the life source of this battery was too short for commercial use so the innovation was left aside. In 1879, Werner von Siemens improved the life of the battery and the first electric locomotive was given for general use. The first railway to use this was near Berlin.
Diesel locomotives came into discussion at the end of the 19th century. Many engineers tried to develop a durable diesel locomotive but most of the attempts were unsuccessful due to the enormous weight of the locomotive and the high consumption. The breakthrough came in 1914 when Hermann Lemp managed to make a diesel-electric prototype that allowed a high speed and a decent consumption. Thanks to this cutting-edge technology diesel-electric locomotives came into use.
The peoples need for speed continued and this was reason for the invention of high-speed trains. The first one was used in Japan in 1964 and it was able to reach the speed of 300km/hour. This speed seemed impossible to reach less than one hundred years ago. The model was soon introduced in France, Germany and Switzerland. This model is the most successful one thanks to the speed. This allowed people to commute from distant cities in less than an hour and opened a new world of economic possibilities. The latest breakthrough is the magnetic railway that allows trains to reach speeds that exceed 500km/hour without the danger of jumping off the rails.
Magnetic railway
The history of trains is dotted with amazing innovations and breakthroughs that allowed the world we see today to be created. From weekend city-breaks to economic development, trains helped us develop at an amazing pace. They will remain a very important source of transport on land both for people and goods.
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Q: Multiple Integral Area Problem
Evaluate $\iint\left(x^2+y^2\right)\,dx\,dy$ throughout the area enclosed by the curves $y=8x$, $x+y=6$, $y=4$ and $y=0$ (10 Marks).

I integrated $$\int_0^4\int_{y/8}^{6-y}\left(x^2+y^2\right)\,dx\,dy$$  and $162.625$ as the answer, which confuses me.
When I calculate the trapezium's area the normal way, I only get $15$ as the answer.
So the problem is, what is the right answer? Is it that my definition about area is wrong? (I assume that integrating the above will give the trapeziums Area, but is it wrong?)
Am I using the right limits for the integral?

A: I denote the area by $D$. You have to evaluate
$\int_{D}(x^2+y^2)dxdy$
What you have computed in the "normal way" is $\int_{D}1 dxdy$.
Indeed we have $\int_{D}1 dxdy=15$.
Hence compute $\int_{D}(x^2+y^2)dxdy$.

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Q: Designing your app to handle FIFO in Amazon SQS From the Amazon SQS FAQ page:

Amazon SQS does not guarantee FIFO access to messages in Amazon
  SQS queues, mainly because of the distributed nature of the Amazon
  SQS. If you require specific message ordering, you should design your
  application to handle it.

My question is - How does one design the application that way?

A: You can set a message sequence counter while sending message. At receiving end, you can keep processing messages if sequence is right. In case an out of sequence message comes, wait till the right message comes (till then store messages in a list sorted by seq no.) and then process right sequence message and others which came in between.

A: Amazon SQS has just gained FIFO Queues with Exactly-Once Processing & Deduplication:

Today we are making SQS even more powerful and flexible with support
  for FIFO (first-in, first-out) queues. We are rolling out this new
  type of queue in two regions now, and plan to make it available in
  many others in early 2017.
These queues are designed to guarantee that messages are processed
  exactly once, in the order that they are sent, and without duplicates.
  [...]
[emphasis mine]

As emphasized, these new FIFO SQS queues will render any special application design for the use case at hand unnecessary, but are not yet available in all SQS regions [initially only in US East (Ohio) and US West (Oregon)].

A: Messages that need to arrive in a specific order may not be a good candidate for standard SQS queue. However you can set a message sequence counter while sending message and process message provided the sequence is right. In the event of not receiving the right sequenced message on the receiving side, you need to wait for the right message before processing it.
On Nov 17th, 2016 FIFO Queue have been introduced in certain regions (US East (Ohio) and US West (Oregon)) which complements the standard queue. The order in which messages are sent and received is strictly preserved and a message is delivered once and remains available until a consumer processes and deletes it; duplicates are not introduced into the queue. FIFO queues use the same API actions as standard queues, and the mechanics for receiving and deleting messages and changing the visibility timeout are the same. However, when sending messages, you must specify a message group ID. enter image description here

A: Not exactly FIFO, but you can do something like this:
Creation of queues:

*

*Create N queues (say q1, q2, ..., qN)

*Have an upper limit in each queue (M number of messages per queue)

Inserting item in the queues:

*

*All jobs writing to the SQS will start from q1

*If q1 has M messages then move on to q2 and so on (after qN move to q1)

Picking item from the queues:

*

*All job reading from SQS will start picking item from q1

*If q1 is empty then move on to q2 and so on (after qN move to q1)

You need to make sure that draining one queue (reading out M messages) should take sufficiently lesser time than filling all the queues (pushing NxM messages). Which will ensure that batch of M messages will take priority over rest of the messages inserted in the queues. (First M messages In First M messages Out)


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"Almost all rivers are dry right now," shared one Gospel for Asia worker, Daniel. But the water shortage in his village in South Asia was just beginning. "The real drought will come in the summer days...We have to wait almost six and a half months for the rain to come."
Not far away, Gospel for Asia Pastor Layak spoke of the water shortage his people faced. In the summer especially, the people here would bring water from the other villages," he says. "The nearest village is at least four miles away."
Another village also experienced a lack of available clean water.
The Gospel for Asia pastor there said, "We store water during the rainy season, and we are still using that. It is not fresh water, and this causes a lot of physical problems, and people get different kinds of diseases. They become sick after drinking that kind of water.
But the need in these parched areas run deeper than the physical.
Many times, when a pastor comes to a village, the people misunderstand his motivations.
Blinded by the notion that the pastor cares solely about increasing the size of his following, many can't see his genuine love for them. They don't understand the depth of his concern for their overall welfare.
Today, many of our brothers on the field face similar situations. While they work tirelessly to minister to the people, many villagers will reject them, not understanding that God's love is not just for eternity, but for the here and now—practical and tangible.
Rani Thankur hated Christians—most people in her village did. They refused to pay attention to the local pastor whenever he shared about Christ's love. Rani in particular made a point of insulting the believers when she saw them. But the pastor, Suraj, has a great burden for these people, and he continued to trust the Lord to move in their hearts.
The people from this village would walk a long distance to draw water from a well, but the well sometimes ran out of water. When it did, the villages were forced to draw water from a small river nearby. During monsoon season, the river becomes dirty, unhygienic, and foul-smelling. Those who could afford firewood would boil the water to remove impurities, but the water would remain odorous. Those who couldn't afford firewood would drink the water as it was, endure the smell and expose themselves to the pathogens and parasites contaminating the water.
Pastor Suraj and the believers began praying for a Jesus Well, and the Lord provided!
This pond is where Arnab's family gathered water regularly for cooking. His whole family suffered from diarrhea and other diseases—until a Jesus Well was drilled near his home.
Rani was too ashamed about her attitude toward the believers to draw water. However, one day while Rani was passing by the Jesus Well, Pastor Suraj invited her to draw water, and she sheepishly but gladly did.
Later on, Rani asked the pastor how he could possibly worship a "foreign god." Suraj talked with her and shared his testimony of how God changed his life. The Lord worked in her heart, and she eventually recognized God's love for her and responded to Him.
Her family reviled the decision. They told her to deny Christ, or else they wouldn't let her live with them anymore. But Rani stood firm. Now that she had come to know Christ, she wouldn't turn back, she told them. She also began sharing her story with others.
Rani isn't the only one who has been touched by the kindness and generosity shown through the Jesus Well: Many other villagers have left behind their hostility and are grateful toward Pastor Suraj for providing the Jesus Well.
The Lord has used Jesus Wells profoundly. The water is freely offered to all, regardless of their religious background. But his love, demonstrated so clearly through the Jesus Well, makes such an impression on the people's hearts that many choose to follow him.
They can understand that this is provided by Jesus—that really, Jesus is the God who considers us.
"They can understand that we are doing this for them," shares another pastor whose ministry has been strengthened through a Jesus Well.
"After a long time of struggling for water, now they are getting it," he adds.
Jesus Wells provides the opportunity to minister to many people.
A Jesus Well was drilled in the village Pastor Layak described, where the people once had a negative attitude toward the pastor.
"The people are very happy," he shared, "and most of the people are very positive toward our pastor in this village nowadays," says Daniel.
Most water sources in that area provide salty water, but only fresh, sweet water comes out of the Jesus Well. "People are saying, 'This is just because of God's grace. With our God only this has happened,'" reports Pastor Layak.
"Jesus answered and said to her: 'Whoever drinks of this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. But the water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life."
"Before, they did not know about Him—[asking] Who is Jesus?" shares the pastor. "Many people ask regarding this name that we have on that [plaque]...Then they come to know about Him, that He cares for the people's needs and for their lives."
See the story of a village impacted by a Jesus Well.
Although other water well projects can cost several times as much, Gospel for Asia is able to drill a well for only $1400.
When drilling a well, GFA hires a local contractor. Because that same contractor will be hired to drill a large number of wells, he will give a lower price per well. Additionally, most contractors in South Asia use simple equipment to drill and install wells, so their costs are low from the start.
Because each Jesus Well becomes a ministry of the local church, the pastor oversees the maintenance of the well. When a Jesus Well is first installed, the congregation commits to maintaining the well. They take responsibility for everything from lubricating the hand pump to replacing small parts to trimming the grass around the well—and sometimes even non-believers help out!
When a Jesus Well suffers serious damage from a disaster such as an earthquake or a flood, Gospel for Asia will pay for any needed repairs.
Wells are dug up to 200 meters to ensure water is available year-round, even during the driest summers.
Each well is installed with a heavy-duty handpump. The most common is the India Mark II model. The India Mark II hand pump is a heavy-duty and durable piece of equipment designed through joint efforts of several world service organizations. Although its rubber seals will need to be replaced about every four years, the pump is intended to operate 20 million cycles before requiring mechanical repair. This translates into a lifespan of approximately 20 years with eight hours of use daily. The pump's simplicity makes it easy to fix. Standard specifications allow replacement parts to be easily obtained at a minimal cost.
I extend my heartfelt thanks and greetings to those who supported and prayed for this Jesus Well! On behalf of all my church members and from these villagers and especially my family and me...thank you so much for helping us to survive and for helping us to [share God's love] in this place.


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History of Srikiran Institute of Ophthalmology
Sankurathri Foundation was established in 1989 to provide necessary tools for the underprivileged persons in order to improve the quality of their life. The Foundation was registered as a Trust under the rules and obtained the Income Tax Exemption under US 80G of Income Tax Act, 1961. Three volunteer Trustees manage the Foundation and all the activities are planned and supervised by the Executive Trustee, who stays at Kakinada.
Sankurathri Foundation was established by Dr.Chandrasekhar Sankurathri as a memorial to his wife, Manjari Sankurathri, son, Srikiran and daughter, Sarada who were killed in a terrorist bombing of Air India Flight 182 (Kanishka) on 23rd June 1985. The Foundation's main mission is to empower the poor through better education, eye care and timely help to the needy.
M/S. Sankurathri Foundation established Srikiran Institute with the objective of providing quality eye care with compassion, which is affordable and accessible to all. The Institute is located in a serene location of about 5 acres in a rural setting, 10 km from Kakinada.
Srikiran, as it is popularly known in the area is provided with State-of-the art equipment and facilities to provide the quality eye care. Since last 23 years Srikiran has provided outpatient services to over 25,53,189 patients and performed over 2,32,176 surgeries.
Srikiran takes eye care to the doorsteps of the needy through community out-reach programs in remote and rural areas of East Godavari, West Godavari, Visakhapatnam and Khammam districts. Thus far more than 2,409 screening camps for adults and 1121 screening camps for school children were conducted. Thus Srikiran is serving a total population of about 20 million.
Srikiran provides training to Ophthalmologists and Ophthalmic Assistants. The Government of India recognizes Srikiran as one of the eleven training centers for Ophthalmologists. Srikiran performs about 65% of the total cataract surgeries conducted in East Godavari District. For their efforts, Srikiran received the best Non Governmental Organization award for performing maximum number of cataract surgeries, successively for two years, in 2001 and 2002 by the Government of Andhra Pradesh. During 2001 and 2002 Srikiran has performed about 17,500 surgeries per year, which is a very commendable contribution towards the elimination of blindness.
Srikiran has a built up areas of 50,000 square feet distributed in five buildings in the same compound. The facilities include separate outpatient areas for paid and free patients, 11 outpatient clinics, four operating theaters, one generator room, one auditorium, one library, one canteen, two optical shops, one fully autometic optical manufacturing facility, one pharmacy and two hostels for boys and girls. At Srikiran 126 beds for inpatients and 24 hours emergency services are available. Now Srikiran has the capacity to provide eye care services to about 20 million population from four districts of Andhra Pradesh.
The Institute has added the new facility and developed into a tertiary eye care center in the region with all specialties like cataract, cornea, Glaucoma, Retina, pediatric, microbiology laboratory, low vision rehabilitation, including an eye bank. There is an auditorium to conduct workshops and seminars for the public and professionals. Very recently Srikiran has also launched teleophthalmology program and corneal transplantations.
The Institute at present has eight ophthalmologists and one SICS trainee. In addition there are 97 full time employees (6 computer, 15 administration, 18 vision technicians, 6 outpatient, 16 operation theater, 10 ward, 8 transportation and 18 support services). There are 36 trainees in various departments getting training in various sections of the eye hospital.
Srikiran has developed the software to maintain the patient data and to generate the necessary reports. The data is maintained in a dedicated server and is accessible through network in the Institute.
Srikiran is very much interested in developing this Institute into a teaching center for eye care professionals and support personnel. Thus far Srikiran has trained 66 ophthalmologists, 363 paramedical personnel and 126 other personnel. Many volunteers from Canada and USA visit Srikiran regularly and provide training for medical and paramedical personnel in latest diagnostic and surgical skills. During those visits Srikiran organizes workshops and seminars on various topics related to the treatments and surgical techniques. Thus far 61 such workshops were conducted and attended by many ophthalmologists, pediatricians and general physicians.
Srikiran Institute of Ophthalmology is heading in the direction of becoming a center of excellence, which can serve a population of 20 million from the six coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh. Srikiran is in tune with Vision 2020 programs and offering the technical help in training ophthalmologists and ophthalmic assistants, in reducing the backlog of cataract blindness, to participate in prevention of childhood blindness and other related activities.
Srikiran-ORBIS Pediatric Ophthalmology Program was initiated from August 2004, where dedicated facilities are available for children's eye care. Srikiran also has four vision centers to provide eye care to the rural populations and an active participant in Vision 2020 India forum.
Near, Penumarthy Road, Jn, Atchampeta, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh 533005
info@srikiran.org
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Six Bafana players who put their hands up at Afcon
Despite their heartbreaking quarterfinal exit, a number of Bafana players stood out in the competition.
by Siviwe Breakfast
Bongani Zungu in action for Bafana Bafana. Photo: Sydney Mahlangu /BackpagePix
Bafana Bafana return from the 2019 Africa Cup of Nation (Afcon) in Egypt downtrodden, following a cruel exit to the tournament, but can still hold their heads high given their valiant performances in the knockout stages.
Knocked out in the quarterfinals by Nigeria's Super Eagles, Bafana started slowly in the competition, but gained momentum when it mattered – stunning the hosts in the Round of 16 for what has been one of the tournament's biggest upsets.
It was a solid collective effort, but a few individual players stood out from the rest, and will have done their reputation no harm with their displays throughout.
Ronwen Williams – goalkeeper
Ronwen Williams of South Africa during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Finals football match between Ivory Coast and South Africa at the Al Salaam Stadium, Cairo, Egypt on 24 June 2019 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
Ronwen Williams' tournament may be tainted by the error which saw Bafana crash out of the tournament, but it's undeniable that he had a great outing in his first extended run as a first-choice option in national colours.
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The PSL Goalkeeper of the Season was a shock inclusion in the opener against Ivory Coast – picked ahead of Darren Keet, who's always been ahead of him in the pecking order.
However, the Supersport United shot-stopper proved his mettle from the get-go, pulling spectacular saves to keep Bafana in the game.
He was solid throughout the tournament, despite a solitary clean sheet.
Bongani Zungu – midfielder
Bongani Zungu of South Africa celebrates goal with teammate Percy Tau during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations Finals football match between South Africa and Namibia at the Al Salam Stadium, Cairo, Egypt on 28 June 2019 ©Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
There has never been any doubt about Zungu's talent and, in Egypt, he showcased that he can take his game to the next level.
Brought back into the national setup after a lengthy injury lay-off, the Amiens midfielder was a classy presence in the middle of the park, and finished the competition with two of Bafana's three goals.
Percy Tau – forward
Percy Tau in possession as South Africa's Bafana Bafana take on Morocco at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. Photo: Gavin Barker/BackpagePix.
Percy Tau went into the tournament as South Africa's star attraction, after a quiet start, sprung into his own when it really mattered.
The former Mamelodi Sundowns man starred in the shock win over Egypt, and was again a menacing presence to the Nigerian defence.
Thembinkosi Lorch – forward
Thembinkosi Lorch of South Africa celebrates after beating Egypt at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. Photo: Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
It took a suspension to Themba Zwane for the PSL Player of the Season to finally get his opportunity, and he grabbed with both hands.
Lorch produced a man of the match performance in his first start of the tournament, which was capped by the memorable goal in the Round of 16, and put on another solid display against Nigeria before being substituted.
Sifiso Hlanti – defender
Sifiso Hlanti of South Africa wins header against Marwan Mohsin of Egypt during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations. Photo: Gavin Barker/BackpagePix
The Bidvest Wits fullback has a reputation of producing the odd defensive lapse in concentration, but he did not falter when pitted against the biggest name he's probably faced in his career – Egypt's Mo Salah.
Dean Furman – midfielder
South Africa's midfielder Dean Furman (L) fights for the ball with Ivory Coast's forward Nicolas Pepe during the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) football match between Ivory Coast and South Africa at the Al Salam Stadium in Cairo on June 24, 2019. (Photo by JAVIER SORIANO / AFP)
Ever a tireless workhorse, Dean Furman had a forgettable game in the defeat to the Ivory Coast, where he also picked up a knock, but dusted himself up on his return to usher the midfield.
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