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Jahanara Imam
By Usraat Fahmidah
Jahanara Imam, also known as 'Shaheed Janani' or "Mother of Martyrs", was born as the eldest of three brothers and four sisters on May 3rd, 1929 in Murshidabad, West Bengal, or as it was known then, British India. Her father, Syed Abdul Ali, worked as a civil servant (a government officer) in the Bengal Civil Service. Throughout her childhood, Imam moved from place to place wherever her father was posted. Even though most Muslim girls were not allowed to pursue a formal education at the time, Imam's mother Hamida Ali was persistent about her daughter pursuing her studies.
In 1942, Jahanara Imam sat for the matriculation exam— an exam taken before graduating high school. In 1944, she completed her intermediate exam from Carmichael College in Rangpur. Imam then went to Lady Brabourne College of Calcutta University, where she was a political activist. In 1947 she obtained her bachelor's degree in liberal arts education, where she started her journey in political activism.
After the partition of the Indian subcontinent, she joined her family in Mymensingh, an area that became East Pakistan, and started teaching at Vidyamoyee Government Girls High School. On August 9th, 1948, Imam was married to Shariful Alam Imam Ahmed, a civil engineer whom she met in Rangpur while studying at Carmichael College. The young engineer moved abroad for training while Jahanara taught at Vidyamoyee. After his return, they both settled in Dhaka, leaving behind their past lives of working miles apart.
Jahanara Imam then joined Siddheswari Girls' School as the headmistress in 1952. She was instrumental in turning the school into one of Dhaka's best. Simultaneously, she was also the first editor of the monthly women's magazine "Khawateen", which she ran successfully for several years. After 8 years, in 1960, Imam resigned from headmistress to concentrate on bringing up her two sons, Rumi and Jami, who were born in 1952 and 1954 respectively. She said to herself, "I have given education to thousands of school children, now I should spend some time to bring up my own children".
At the same time in 1960, she completed her Bachelor's of Education from the Teachers Training College. In 1964, she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship for pursuing higher studies in the United States, where she received a Certificate in Education. Returning to Dhaka, she completed her MA in Bangla from Dhaka University in 1965. The next year she joined the Teachers' Training College as a staff member instead of a student. After working at the college for two years, she left to join the Language Institute. During most of her life, Imam was involved in the education sector, either working as an active academic advocate or teaching students.
Meanwhile, her elder son Rumi was supposed to study abroad but decided to become a freedom fighter in Bangladesh's liberation war in 1971. After he joined, Rumi was never to be seen again. Imam's younger son Jami and husband were also hunted down and tortured by soldiers. Unfortunately, her husband died three days before the liberation of Bangladesh at the hands of those individuals. During those days of tragedy, Imam wrote frequently in her journal. The book about this part of her life later became one of the most remarkable accounts of the Liberation War in Bangladesh. Her literary career started after the Liberation War ended. In 1986, she published her book Ekattorer Dinguli, a personal account of her experiences and tragedies. Her work is similar to that of The Diary of A Young Girl by Anne Frank because of its use of simple words that touched the hearts of those who had been similarly affected by the war and other readers who were able to empathize with her grief. The book later became one of the most remarkable accounts of the Liberation War in Bangladesh.
After her book's publication, Jahanara Imam organized the Committee for Eradicating the Killers and Collaborators of '71, and became its public image face. The committee called for trials of those who committed war crimes in the 1971 Bangladesh Liberation War.
Jahanara Imam is an exemplary figure of someone who fought for justice. She is known for her sacrifices, and the legacy she has left to nurture the youth of Bangladesh is an inspiration to this day.
Jahanara Imam died in Dhaka on June 26th, 1994 after her long battle with mouth cancer.
Why Did I Choose to Research Jahanara Imam?
I have little to zero knowledge about the women who shaped history in South Asia. I am on a quest to learn more about the robust women in my culture. Through this research work, I get to know a little more about the women from my culture, and feel connected and empowered to my roots as well.
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Jahanara Imam. (2015, July 30). International Crimes Research Foundation. http://icrfoundation.org/home/jahanara-imam/
OP-ED: Remembering what Jahanara Imam achieved. (2020, June 25). Dhaka Tribune. https://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/op-ed/2020/06/25/remembering-what-jahanara-imam-achieved
Rahman, B. O. (2013, December 10). Revisiting the Revolution. The Daily Star. https://www.thedailystar.net/news/revisiting-the-revolution
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Tim Faulkner + Margaret Archambault
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In May of 2006 Tim Faulkner was forced to relocate from New Orleans because of Hurricane Katrina, for a minute he had intention of moving back after everything settled down. In December of 2007 he opened the first location of Tim Faulkner Gallery out of a 140 square foot room on the third floor of a building on the 800 block of the East Market District in Louisville, Kentucky. After some time, he moved the space a couple of blocks away, met Margaret whom then joined the gallery.
In December of this year, Tim Faulkner Gallery will be celebrating 10 years. In those ten years, Tim and Margaret have welcomed hundreds of artists, poets, musicians, and non profits into their truly communal and experimental space. We got the opportunity to chat about the difficulties and praises of owning a gallery, designing exhibitions, being artists, and the importance of knowing when to shut the f' up and just follow the rules.
Five-Dots: When was this gallery established?
Tim Faulkner: Tim Faulkner started in 2006, we have been in this location in Portland for three years.
F-D: How long have you been with this space or in your role as curator?
Tim: It's always been just myself, or myself and Margaret.
Margaret Archambault: Yea, when it comes to the gallery it's always going to be just us making the decisions.
F-D: Who else is on your team?
Tim: We have a select few people that help around here; we have a team of staff that assists with the venue, and we couldn't do all of this without them.
Margaret: Kyle Blust is our building manager and right hand for the venue, he's irreplaceable. Tim and I couldn't run this beast without him. We also have our gallery assistant, Gabby Wagers, who assists with installing exhibitions and talking with gallery visitors--she's also a life saver.
F-D: When you moved in here, did you have an idea for how you wanted to run exhibitions or did it develop organically amongst the team?
Tim: It was pretty organic, we are running this place in the same way that we have always ran the gallery, it's just on a bigger scale.
Margaret: We do two group shows a year, one in the summer (which, as we all know, is generally the slowest time of the year for galleries) and one in the winter. The remainder are solo exhibitions. One of the bigger things that we have [accomplished] is never having missed a First Friday opening. Even when we moved from Butchertown to this location— we moved in January and had an opening the first Friday of February. It's really important to us that we are consistent in maintaining new shows and work constantly.
Tim: There is always something going on, no matter what. In addition, you know, it's hard to categorize this space. It's contemporary; the work is informative, smart, timely. . .
Margaret: That collective short term memory of the public is a challenge— you absolutely have to have something new and interesting happening constantly. But to get back to your initial question: we get exhibition inquiries at a pretty high rate, we almost always meet with them and if the work is good, but perhaps they don't have enough of a body of work, we'll allow them to show while we have another exhibition running. Just so they have the opportunity to have some work in the public. This place is a platform for 'you' as the artist to be the best at whatever it is that you do.
F-D: What is this gallery's main goal or function?
Margaret: To provide a way for artists to be artists, for us to be artists, to bring art into people's lives in a way that maybe it wouldn't be available otherwise.
Tim: To offer a place for artists whom perhaps don't really know their way around the gallery world yet. They just know that they're passionate, and the skill is there, but perhaps the portfolio isn't there yet. We want to provide them with a space so that they can get there; they can get their portfolio to that spot where they can get into bigger exhibitions and galleries.
Margaret: It benefits the artists and it benefits us.
Tim: It also benefits our collectors— they don't want to see the same work every time they come in— having new work and artists that [are underrepresented] keeps the space fresh.
F-D: Has the location of the gallery influenced your work selection or selection process in any way?
Tim and Margaret: Nope, not at all.
Margaret: Now, even though we don't allow the neighborhood to affect our decision making in the gallery, we do execute a lot of events for Portland and we have done a lot of collaborations with other businesses in the neighborhood: we've done things with Neighborhood House, The Table, Portland Little League . . . we have really put in an effort to be an open door for the community.
F-D: Can you describe a typical day for yourself?
Margaret: There is no typical day. Every day is different. We look at our master calendar. Everything is in there, and it dictates our day. And it's pretty rare that we get a day where we can leave, and just. . .do something that isn't involved in the space.
Tim: That's always been an issue for us, with living in the space, it becomes hard to ever walk away because we have so much to do. It's really never-ending.
Margaret: We've actually created a new problem in that [with the success of Tim Faulkner] we are so concerned with making sure all of our artists are successful; that we don't have enough time to maintain our own practice.
F-D: What kind of style or aesthetic do you think is most applicable to this space?
Margaret: (half jokingly) Cool. Awesome. . . I don't know. . .
Tim: We're a contemporary gallery. We don't have a particular look that we go for-- other than the work just being good.
F-D: Do you think that this gallery has a general thematic preference? Or does it change from exhibition to exhibition.
Tim: No, there really isn't. You need to work, be relevant, the work has to be [appealing].
F-D: What other programs, non profits, or locations do you have strong ties to?
Margaret: Neighborhood House, Catholic Charities, LVA (Louisville Visual Art) is our new neighbor, they just bought a building right next to us, but we've known them for years.
Tim: We are a large destination for the Portland Art and Heritage Festival, happening September 9th. We work with the Mayors Council and Metro Council. . . It can be anyone. Again, if someone needs the space, then we'll figure out a day and they can come on in and use it.
F-D: Does the history of the community or social issues affect exhibition selection?
Margaret: No, we are the same gallery that we have always been. The gallery selection process isn't going to change according to our address. We might have certain events that are more accommodating to different price points; but other than that, no.
F-D: But you don't stray away from community or social issues, either?. . .
Tim / Margaret: No, not at all.
Margaret: We have a lot of pop up exhibitions that can be concentrated on whatever good welfare sentiment. For example the Side by Side show was a group of kids from the Portland neighborhood showing their work, they got to keep 100% of the profits of anything they sold, and they had a blast.
F-D: What influences outside the visual arts inspire and impact your approach to designing exhibitions or programs?
Margaret: I mean. . . there really isn't anything. By the time we are designing the exhibition we already have the work and it's about making all of it work together.
F-D: What does having a physical space to show work within your community mean to you and how do you make it a useful, productive space for everyone?
Tim: We get up, we go to work. Obviously it's important to us, it's our entire life.
Margaret: With living here too, it uh. . . makes it all encompassing.
F-D: Do you see your space as relating to any current movement or direction in visual art or culture?
Margaret: Yes and no. We have always, even in the very beginning when Tim was over at the very first location, had the support of the graffiti artists around town. And. . recently there has been an influx and extra attention turned to public art and mural making. . . and you know, you can see our connection there.
Which other galleries might your work be in conversation with?
Margaret: We're close with everyone over at OPEN Community Arts Center. We donated some space for a fundraiser for The Mammoth when they got rained out of their location. Paul Paletti and Paul Swanson [of Swanson Contemporary] are great, and all of the folks that have been around for a while. We work with everyone, but unfortunately we don't get to go to them [their spaces] a lot. We don't really get to go out too often, and when we do it's to go somewhere unlike what we do every day.
F-D: Do you have a motto or creed that as a curator you live by?
Margaret: Ready to hang means ready to hang, although I guess that would be for artists. It's still true, ready to hang means ready to hang.
Tim: Just be professional.
F-D: What about those who want to start their own gallery?
Margaret: Just do it. You can totally do it.
F-D: What if you don't have experience?
Margaret: It doesn't matter, you'll figure it out. Especially if you're an artist yourself: you already understand composition and color and theory. Just go for it. The biggest hurdle is getting over everyone telling you 'no'.
Tim: Know that it's going to be mentally, emotionally, financially, just, hard. But it's worth it and you should go for it.
F-D: When asked; what do you tell people you do for a living?
Tim: I don't get asked that a lot anymore.
Margaret: I tell them I own a gallery and I'm an artist. It's pretty straight forward.
Margaret: All of them.
Tim: You know, we don't know they are risks at the time, but later when we are talking about all of the things we did, just to make sure that this place was always open. . . there's all kinds of things. But even so, with us being ten years old and having done all of those things, I still feel like I'd rather tell you that answer ten years from now.
F-D: Words of wisdom?... a motto, favorite quote?
Margaret: I guess, if there is someone who is thinking about starting up a space like this. . .you know, for a long time, we were underground and because of that we got away with a lot. We've had to get used to asking for permission rather than forgiveness. Now we are very much above ground. We are legal now. You've got to stay on top of your shit. You have to know what is expected, and you have to stay ahead. Follow the rules. . .
Tim: You're not going to win when you're up against the fire marshal.
Margaret: I'm excited about my show, Tens; A Single Century to Live, it'll be opening Friday, October 6th. I'm painting the largest canvases that I've ever painted. Outside of my own, our fall exhibition line up is pretty exciting and we are pumped to see how it goes.

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N.J. Gov. Murphy Hit with Federal Lawsuit by Second Amendment Foundation
The Second Amendment Foundation has filed a federal lawsuit against New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy over an executive order that has shut down gun sales in the state.
U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- Several days after the Second Amendment Foundation warned the Mayor of New Orleans against suspending firearms sales in reaction to the COVID-19 outbreak, that organization has hit the New Jersey governor with a federal lawsuit alleging depravation of rights for "shutting down firearms dealerships in the Garden State, thus preventing citizens from exercising their rights under the Second and Fourteenth amendments."
It may be the first time in history for such a legal action, as panic over the Coronavirus continues.
SAF is joined by the New Jersey Second Amendment Society, on behalf of Robert Kashinsky and Legend Firearms, a gun shop in the state. They are represented by noted civil rights attorney David Jensen at Jensen & Associates in Beacon, N.Y. He is also representing SAF and the Connecticut Citizens Defense League in a federal lawsuit against the state of Connecticut's prohibition on so-called "high capacity magazines."
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In the New Jersey case, Gov. Phil Murphy and State Police Supt. Patrick J. Callahan are defendants in their official capacities. The complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey, alleges depravation of rights under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. The case is known as Kashinsky v. Murphy. The complaint may be read here.
The lawsuit contends that Murphy, by issuing Executive Order 107 on March 21, mandated "the closure of all retail businesses that sell firearms or ammunition and of making the portal for firearms background checks unavailable on the website of the New Jersey State Police…amount to a ban on obtaining firearms or ammunition in the State of New Jersey."
Kashinsky, according to the federal complaint, does not own a firearm, but he recently obtained a Firearms Purchaser Identification card for the purpose of buying a gun out of concern for his ability to protect himself and his wife in the event of an emergency. However, Murphy's executive order was quickly followed by a notice posted on the State Police background check portal of its website "indicating that the State Police would no longer conduct background checks," the lawsuit says.
"Gov. Murphy cannot simply suspend the Second Amendment, and neither can Supt. Callahan," said SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb. "Yet, under this emergency order, that's exactly what they're doing. The Constitution, and federal law, don't allow that.
"New Jersey may have been the first state to ratify the Bill of Rights," Gottlieb observed. "but they're the last state to recognize it."
In 2005 following Hurricane Katrina, SAF and the National Rifle Association took the City of New Orleans to federal court over firearm seizures conducted by the administration of former Mayor Ray Nagin. The court found those gun confiscations—some of which were done at gunpoint—to be unconstitutional.
Recently, when North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper declared a statewide emergency due to the Coronavirus, SAF reminded officials about the case of Bateman v. Purdue, that prevents suspension of Second Amendment rights during an emergency in that state. The intent was to allow people to venture outside their homes with firearms in the event of a disaster, such as a hurricane.
"We could not have foreseen that our case against North Carolina would ever keep citizens safe in this kind of emergency," Gottlieb said, "but we are delighted that no public official can arbitrarily render the state's residents unable to defend themselves on the grounds of a declared emergency. That's the time when honest citizens might need their firearms the most while away from home."
Just days ago, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed an emergency order that actually exempts firearm and ammunition distributors and retailers from any shutdown, recognizing them instead as "essential businesses…for the purposes of safety and security." SAF applauded the governor.
The New Jersey lawsuit could put other states on notice about trying to shut down the exercise of Second Amendment rights. Most state constitutions also have right-to-bear-arms provisions, and they are often more protective than the Second Amendment.
About Dave Workman
Dave Workman is a senior editor at TheGunMag.com and Liberty Park Press, author of multiple books #add on the Right to Keep & Bear Arms and formerly an NRA-certified firearms instructor.
This article was originally published by Ammoland.com. Read the original article here.
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DOJ Accessed Darkside's Crypto Wallet and Seized $2.27 Million from Pipeline Hackers
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has seized more than half of Colonial Pipeline's $4.4 million ransom payment towards the infamous cybercriminal group known as Darkside.
According to a press release posted on June 7, the FBI recovered $2.27 million from a cryptocurrency account used by the hackers.
Federal investigators managed to track down the payment of 63.7 bitcoin as it moved through the cryptocurrency ecosystem in multiple anonymous transfers.
"Following the money remains one of the most basic, yet powerful tools we have," said Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco for the U.S. Department of Justice. "Ransom payments are the fuel that propels the digital extortion engine, and today's announcement demonstrates that the United States will use all available tools to make these attacks more costly and less profitable for criminal enterprises."
FBI agents used a blockchain explorer to track down the address that received numerous payments on May 27. Fortunately, they also had the password or private key needed to access the wallet address, according to the supporting affidavit.
"The proceeds of the victim's ransom payment, had been transferred to a specific address, for which the FBI has the 'private key,' or the rough equivalent of a password needed to access assets accessible from the specific Bitcoin address," the DOJ explained."This bitcoin represents proceeds traceable to a computer intrusion and property involved in money laundering and may be seized pursuant to criminal and civil forfeiture statutes."
The seizure of funds involved coordinated efforts of multiple law enforcement departments, including the Ransomware and Digital Extortion Task Force, a division created by the DOJ to fight the growing number of ransomware attacks targeting United States infrastructure.
The Task Force specializes in ransomware criminal ecosystems, prioritizing the disruption, investigation and prosecution of malicious digital acts and extortion.
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The New York Cosmos will play a friendly in Cuba, according to reports
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The New York Comsos have always been pioneers in the American soccer landscape, and in June, they'll be doing something that U.S. professional sports teams haven't done in ages. The club will head to Havana to play a match on June 2, against the Cuba national team:
The @NYCosmos will play Cuba in Havana on June 2. First US pro team to play there since restoration of diplomatic relations in December.
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Story on @nycosmos-Cuba national team friendly 6/2 in Havana posting momentarily on @nytsports. Big coup (no pun intended) for Cosmos.
While it's very early and the details are scarce, this news is absolutely massive, and again shows that the Cosmos are looking for a global brand, as opposed to thinking locally. Hopefully those details will be announced in short order, we'll have more information for you as it's made available.
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Pondicherry, famously known as the French Riviera of the east is a beautiful little place. Revered for its diverse culture, Pondicherry is home to a variety of people, who co- exist amiably. They speak different languages (Tamil, English and French), have different cultures and cuisines and yet everyone seamlessly merges in.
Located on Bussy Street, in the French Quarters, Baker Street is anything but French, if you go by the looks of it. However, look beyond the confused modern décor and you would find an impressive array of French delicacies. Baker Street serves a variety of desserts such as Lemon and Fruit Tart, Tiramisu, Baba-au-Rhum, Éclairs, Mille Feuille and more. They have also got Croissants, Danish, Brioche, colorful Macaroons and designer chocolates. During the weekend, they serve Pasta, Crepes along with fresh Croissants, Escargots, Quiches and breads, baked to perfection. Sandwiches, Burgers and Paninis are generously huge in portion and quite filling. The macaroons, chocolates and cold desserts also taste delicious. Another highlight is the wide range of fresh fruit juices and beverages that one can savour at the Baker Street.
It's the go-to place for Chettinad food in Pondicherry. For chilly, spicy and tasty regional food of the Chettiyar community, walk into this humble little restaurant. Located inside the actual house of the owner, this place serves delicious Chettinad chicken and fried fish. Also, don't forget to try steamed Appams and the famous Parotta at this home-like eatery.
Surguru serves the widest range of dosas, which are also arguably the best in the city. They are made with ghee and served with flavorsome coconut ad tomato chutneys. Do try their Meals (Thalis) and I am sure you will end up licking your fingers. The assortment of rice, Sambhar, Korma, Avial, Chutnies, Rasam, puri and curry should be on top of your priority list.
Tanto-Pizerria is your one stop for the best Italian food in Pondicherry. The pizzas at Tanto are certainly to die for. The portion size is more than satisfactory and the quality of the ingredients is impeccable. Try any pizza on the menu and you won't regret. They also have beautiful Sorbets and desserts, however, on my part, I will highly recommend Tiramisu to those who love desserts.
Café Des Arts is a concept store in the White Town, which is also famous for serving authentic French food – the breakfast, especially is a huge draw. A beautifully conceptualized place, Café Des Arts has vintage décor, a laidback vibe and the tastiest Ratatouille Sandwiches and Crepes. You can spend your whole day sitting here reading a book and sipping on the heavenly beverages. One can shop for beautiful artifacts at the adjoining Nirvana store. The also organize Vintage Design Bazaar every first Saturday of the month.
Right Path Café in Auroville is located right next to the visitor's center. The open area for seating renders a rather uplifting feel to the place, where one can savour healthy organic food, right under the tree shade. The menu written on a board, is small and kept at the entrance itself.
The 24-hour café is located on the Promenade, a long stretch of road flanked by the sea on one side and the French Quarters on the other. So, if you feel hungry while taking a midnight stroll, head to Le Café. This café serves Sandwiches, Lasagnas and beverages, even in the wee hours. The sandwiches are filling and served with fries and salad. Le Café is government owned and the staff follows a set pattern of operations. So, enjoy some great midnight munchies, sitting by sea under the open sky.
Cost for two: Rs 300-500.
Café Artika is a great blend of art, food and solitude. It houses a gallery for all those who wish to exhibit their artwork. Or you can just sit here and work on your laptop for as long as you want. Order the Green Smoothie, Ratatouille Pasta or a simple cup of coffee or juice; you won't be disappointed.
Although it's known for its Breakfast Buffet, Carte Blanche at De L'orient also makes a perfect place for a romantic dinner. Lit up beautifully with lanterns and colorful lights, the beautifully adorned restaurant, takes you back in time. Savour the best of wines, delicacies and desserts in the open air. For those with a sweet tooth, The Trilogie de Chocolat (Chocolate Mousse, chocolate cake and chocolate ice cream) is a must have.
For those looking to enjoy a few drinks in a colonial atmosphere, La Maison Rose is perfect. It's a charming colonial bungalow, with a restaurant set in the courtyard, canopied by numerous trees. One can even shop at the expansive store. So, you can just stroll around the house, ponder about rare and beautiful items, or chill with friends under the Mango trees, savouring fine food and drinks!
Additional Places: You can also check out these reasonably good places, while you are there.


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HomeNewsMTNL launches push email services in Delhi, Mumbai
MTNL launches push email services in Delhi, Mumbai
By anil-satapathy
It can run on any Java enabled, GPRS-enabled handsets including platforms like Blackberry, Symbian, Android, and Windows Mobile.
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), which provides GSM telecom services in Delhi and Mumbai, has announced Push- email services for all its mobile subscribers in the two metro cities. The service was launched first in Mumbai on May 27.
With the service, users can automatically get new emails on their mobile phone. Much more preferred than the "pull email" option, "push email" are generally device dependent and are provided by the device manufacturer. MTNL has tied- up with Bharat Berry Technologies to provide the services.
The mobile communication service, named as Bharat Berry, works with most of the mobile phones and provides a more advanced "push mail" with over the air back up of the user's contacts, tasks, calendar and notes. Moreover, it can also sync with MS Outlook on the user's computer.
Kuldip Singh, chairman and managing director, MTNL, said, "This MTNL and bharat berry partnership will provide its customers with an easy to use, cost effective solution for their mobile push e-mail requirements. As the mobile data connectivity is improving and data usage is growing, more and more customers are looking for push e-mail solution on their mobile handsets as a productivity tool and as a means to remain connected."
MTNL has provided a dedicated SMS number, 51122, for those subscribing for the bharat berry services. Any existing Dolphin subscriber can just send an SMS with "SUB BB" on 51122 and follow few basic steps to activate this service.
For enabling access to all services including e mails and Personal Information Manager (PIM) service, users will be charged a nominal fee of Rs 80 per month for the combo pack, while the individual services will be available for Rs 50 each per month. The service will be available for both the pre paid and post paid Dolphin subscribers.
Nitin Walia, director Bharat berry said that "bharat berry works through a mix of its very advanced e-mail server known as XGeNPlus, and open source technologies. Since its servers are hosted in India, there are also no issues related with compliance. It's India's First Legally compliant and approved service from all agencies, this service is available for 2G also, the user experience on 3G will make Bharatberry much more pleasurable".
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Speech by Yuri Semenov and Memorial Dedication on the 44th Anniversary of the launch of Sputnik 1
Filed under RSC Energia, Russia
October 4, 2001. Korolev, Moscow Region:
Today, on the 44th anniversary of the launch of the first
Earth's artificial satellite, in Moscow, in the Alley of Space Heroes
a monument was unveiled to academician V.P. Glushko. The unveiling was
attended by managers and veterans of rocket and space industry, scientists,
cosmonauts and members of the general public.
The text of the speech by S.P.Korolev RSC Energia Designer General, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Yu.P.Semenov at the unveiling of the monument to V.P. Glushko on October 4, 2001.
Dear colleagues, comrades and friends,
4 is a special day for all of us – the day of the launch of the Earth's
first artificial satellite, the day when we, our country, opened up
the space age in the history of Earth's civilization.
This event alone would be quite sufficient for the memory about an outstanding
constellation of our chief designers – V.P. Glushko, V.P.Barmin, N.A. Pilyugin,
V.I. Kuznetsov, M.S. Ryazansky who formed the first Council of chief
designers headed by S.P. Korolev – to remain in the world history forever.
Important as it is, this is only one line of their activities in the
area of rocket and space technology development. The most important
contribution of our pioneering chief designers is the establishment
of unique domestic schools of science, design and production which for
many decades put our country in a leading position in the area of development
of high-end space technologies.
Among them was Valentin Petrovich Glushko, the founder of the soviet
school of rocket propulsion engineering. He devoted about 60 years to
his favorite work. Having graduated from Leningrad university, and doing
both theoretical and experimental work, as early as in 1931 he built
first domestic liquid-propellant engines and determined the most promising
rocket propellant components for them, which, to a large extent, predetermined
the fast growth of domestic space technology in early 1946.
Rocket engines, developed under the direction of Valentin Glushko still
continue to faithfully serve Russia, reliably operating as parts of
the best domestic rockets, which include, first of all, launch vehicle
"Soyuz", developed by S.P. Korolev, which has traveled a long
way from the launch of the first Earth satellite and the first man in
space – Yu.A. Gagarin – to the support of transportation operations
under the International Space Station program, as well as launch vehicles
Proton, Zenit, and many others.
Being one of the pioneers in the domestic rocket and space technology,
V.P. Glushko was also actively participating in the work of USSR Academy
of Sciences, he always went deeply into the matters of the future power
industry development.
For the last 15 years of his life he was Designer General of NPO Energia
(presently known as S.P.Korolev RSC Energia). I happened to travel with
him along the arduous path of bringing into being and developing orbital
space stations and reusable space transportation system Energia-Buran.
And throughout all this period his versatile talent was single-mindedly
focused on the implementation of the one-of-a-kind project of the system
that was far ahead of its time.
Unfortunately, I had to report to him about a successful completion
of the world's first automatic landing of an Orbiter, that is, about
the achievement of the aim he had been unswervingly pursuing since 1976,
when he was already in a hospital.
Valentin Glushko lived a long and brilliant life of a rocket and space
technology designer, skillfully managing and directing the work of teams
of many thousands whom he happened to head at different periods in time.
Today's unveiling of the monument to Valentin Glushko here in the Alley
of the Heroes of Space is not only just an expression of our common
deep gratitude to him which he earned with all his life and work, but
is also a universal recognition of his great services to the domestic
and world space science for theoretical and practical contribution to
the development of propulsion engineering which went ahead the world
level by many years. At the same time, by eternizing in granite our
memory about Valentin Glushko, we pay homage and express our gratitude
to millions of workers who formed and developed scientific and technological
potential of our country's space industry enterprises.
Today, it is already clear that all that we did in the previous fifty
years, has allowed Russia to survive and retain its status of a great
power in spite of all the losses the space industry has incurred, especially
in the last decade, which was the most difficult one for all the high-tech
And, as an affirmation of confidence in the resilience of our people
and states, and of the fact that we have survived and continue to preserve
historic objectivity of our great history and memories of the people
whose names are associated with the progress, development and prosperity
of the country, we unveil today the monument to Valentin Petrovich Glushko.
I congratulate you on our great professional holiday, dear friends,
on which we unveil the monument to Valentin Petrovich Glushko, an outstanding
scientist and designer in the field of rocket technology and world space
science.


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Meek Mill ft Anuel AA & Fabolous - Uptown Vibes
Meek Mill ft Swizz Beats - Millidelphia
Asap Ferg ft Meek Mill - Trap And A Dream
Beanie Sigel - Goodnight (Meek Mill Diss)
Meek Mill ft Omelly & Beanie Sigel - Ooouuu (Remix) (The Game Diss)
Meek Mill, Rick Ross & Wale - Make It Work
Meek Mill ft Fabolous & Jadakiss - All The Way Up (Freestyle)
Meek Mill ft Future & Dave East - Slippin
Omelly ft Meek Mill - We Did That
Prince Malik ft Meek Mill & Jim Jones - Champion
Meek Mill ft Rick Ross, T.I, Lil Wayne, Birdman, Swizz Beatz & DJ Khaled - I'm A Boss (Remix)
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Despite intermittent releases, Meek Mill remains a big name in the rap game, his recent Dreamchasers 3 mixtape being one of the more anticipated projects in recent memory.
Throughout his career, the MMG soldier has collaborated with Rick Ross, Wale, French Montana, Drake, YG, Waka Flocka Flame, Trey Songz, Big Sean, Nicki Minaj, Fabolous, 2 Chainz, Ace Hood, Jadakiss, Tyga, The Game, Keyshia Cole, Lil Wayne, T.I., Trae Tha Truth, Juicy J, B.o.B., DJ Khaled, Akon, Anthony Hamilton, Mary J. Blige, John Legend, Mystikal, Timbaland, Juelz Santana, Diddy, Swizz Beats, K. Michelle, Yo Gotti, Future, Wiz Khalifa, Lucadris, Chris Brown, Pusha T, Machine Gun Kelly, Cassie, Bow Wow and more. Last year, he engaged in publicized, Philly-related beefs with Cassidy and Gillie Da Kid, as well as a bit of "healthy competition" with Kendrick Lamar after his notorious verse on Big Sean's "Control".
Despite ongoing legal complications stemming from 2008 drug and weapons charges (including etiquette classes), he's currently working on a new studio album and is continuing to develop his Dream Chasers label. Stay tuned, and look for him on Trina's upcoming studio album as well.
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Location: Huron, SD Here's another great niece quilt. Kara loves purple, but wears black at all times. Call this one "Paths through the Garden". Hoping to have her sis and brother's quilts finished before Dec 5...they're on my list of UFO's.
Location: Beautiful pacific north coast Sandy its beautiful!
Location: Winter Garden, FL Very nice, Sandy! I know she will love it!
Location: Winter Garden, FL I finished my second Kumihimo necklace yesterday. It's about 20" long.
It's twelve strands of chenille ribbon plus four strands of embroidery floss with beads.
Location: Huron, SD Wow Donna, this is really nice. Your niece will be very lucky to have it. The beads really pop out don't they. Was it difficult to get them in the right places? Trish, the quilting pantograph is called Dancing Daisys.
here is my fall runner that was supposed to be complete in october. the pumpkins and leaves are wool applique.
now i can start on christmas!
Location: Huron, SD Oh so pretty Trish!
Location: Winter Garden, FL Trish, it's so pretty! I love the touches of purple.


While we're not really closer to knowing when we'll get season 3 of Netflix hit series Stranger Things, that's not stopping series co-creators The Duffer Brothers from expressing their love of star David Harbour.
It's not hard to see why — the actor who plays [Good Guy] Hopper on the series sort of oozes charm and safety through the screen, among other things. He's someone you'd love to have a beer or three with, and he's great with kids too.
In a video shared today spotlighting David Harbour, the Duffers expound on their mutual adoration of the actor and what he brings to the show.
"It feels like there's nothing he can't do," Ross Duffer says.
"He's making this character really popular, far more interesting than we originally imagined," Matt Duffer continues.
We don't disagree, as the Critics' Choice winner for best supporting actor in a drama series certainly does bring a measure of calming soul to the role.
We can't wait to see what season 3 of Stranger Things has in store, as well as what David Harbour brings to the devilish table as Big Red in Hellboy.


How often do you practice emergency stops?
Not being able to stop in the minimum distance possible is a significant contributor to motorcycle accidents. How often do you practice emergency stops?
Like a few others on the forum, I'm a MSF RiderCoach so I get to practice emergency maneuvers whenever I conduct a course (about twice/month). I also practice about once a month when just riding around. Seems like the more I practice, the less I have to use the skill.
I tend to practice emergency stops once a month or so. I'll also throw in some slow speed maneuvering and some swerving. The more I practice the more comfortable I become with them. Plus... it's fun.
Not really ever but with everyday commuting, the radar detector going off, and critters crossing the road keeps me a little honed, in fact the other night I got pinged with radar by a local LEO at the exact same moment an opossum decided to make for the other side I was on the binders pretty hard and hauled it down pretty darn quick. I kinda thought officer friendly was going to have a fireside chat with me, but he musta realized I was late.
Unfortunately living in the worlds biggest nursing home(florida) I get to "practice" much too often for my taste. It is a good idea though..
I don't brake for opussums!
Me neither... Just remember Steve's Rule... if it's small enough to eat in one sitting, you can ride over it!! -- Steve Smith, #3184 COG Northeast Area Director (somewhere in south central CT) If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
You can make up your own rule... When I encounter an armadillo, turtle, or other creature on a northeast roadway that causes an exception, I will modify my rule. -- Steve Smith, #3184 COG Northeast Area Director (somewhere in south central CT) If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
I don't brake for opussums! Skunks? well that's another thought!
I used to think that the bear was the king of the forests in North America until I had a skunk wander into my campsite one time. There's absolutely nothing you can do to the skunk. You can shout at a bear, even shoot him if you are armed but all such scenarios with a skunk in the picture make you the loser. So, IMHO, the true king of the forest is definitely the skunk. Not only do I not want to run over one, I don't want to ride on a road where one's been run over for at least 5 days.
Regarding emergency stops, they say you'll do what you've done most. So...I got my classic "left turn in front of me, driver freaks out and stops across the lane" scenario a while back. What did I do? :blush: I realized I was on the horn long before and all the while that I (successfully) swerved around the rear bumper. Maybe I should practice my anger management as well as my braking?
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Learning to use a litter box is pretty much instinctive for cats. Still, there are some helpful tips for making the process goes as smoothly as possible. The first is to show your new pet the litter box as soon as you bring him into your home for the first time. Don't worry if he hides at first -- this is normal. Experts at Washington-based animal shelter and wildlife rehabilitation center PAWS recommend just placing the litter box wherever your cat feels comfortable and then gradually moving it to your preferred location.
You should also place your pet in the litter box after naps, meals, play sessions, and whenever you think he appears inclined to "go." Keep this up during the first few days of your relationship with your new pet, and you should achieve litter box success in no time.


John 13:35 – By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.
Jesus is here indicating that love is to be the identifying mark of the believer. We are commanded to love, not love if . . . our love is to be not conditioned upon the response of the object of our love. There should be no qualifications on whether we give or withhold love.
While all churches would claim that they practice unconditional love, this is clearly not the case. Too often, for one reason or another, love is conditioned on rule keeping, service to the church or some other qualification. When any conditions are placed on love, it is not the love described by Jesus.
Conditional love must be avoided because it sends the message that you have no value unless you are complying with the demands. People who come to this type of church may feel loved for a while, but that investment of love better pay off in the desired response or it will not continue.
James speaks about this type of value judgment in James 2:1-8. In this passage James identifies this behavior as sin and a violation of the second great command to love your neighbor as yourself. James pulls no punches. In verse 4 he says, "have you not made distinctions among yourselves, and become judges with evil motives?" The root of this type of value judgment is evil.
The verb form of agape (selfless love) is used as a command 9 times in the New Testament. In only two verses was there a qualification on the love. In Ephesians 5:25, husbands are commanded to love their wives as Christ loved the church. Later on in verse 33, Paul commands every husband to love his wife as he loves himself. There are no further qualifications. And even these qualifications are not dependent upon how the object of love behaves. In all 9 commands to love, there is no out clause; there is no situation where it is appropriate to withhold love.
James tells us that to assess the value of a person based on their use to the church or their ability to keep rules is a sin. Paul tells us in Galatians 3:28, "There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free man, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus." We all have equal value before the Cross.
A world starved for real love is longing for us to get this right.
So stop for a minute and contemplate the chasm that lies between man in his sin and an infinitely holy God. Even a short meditation on this will bring a much better understanding of the Cross and why Jesus had to die.


We invite you to experience St. Adalbert School in action by visiting us any time during the year. See our high quality elementary school classes for yourself.
After learning about Freshkills Park through tours and presentations, Saint Adalbert teacher Donna Dawson her students a project to create a model of the park's future using recyclable materials.
St. Adalbert's was the only winner from the Archdiocese of New York among 12 Catholic schools nationwide who were selected to receive the annual Innovations in Education Award by Today's Catholic Teacher magazine.
Parents seeking to enroll their children in one of the 22 Catholic elementary schools on Staten Island can now apply online.
Hundreds of students dressed up as angels, superheroes, football players and cops were super excited as they stood in line to get their Halloween goodie bags Friday afternoon at the School for Civic Leadership in Graniteville.
More than 150 veterans, students, parents and faculty members all gathered inside St. Adalbert's gymnasium and auditorium for the school's 16th annual "Veterans Ice Cream Social."
Students at Staten Island's St. Adalbert's School celebrated national Pi Day Friday for a good cause.


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#ifndef MEDIA_ERRORS_H_

#define MEDIA_ERRORS_H_

#include <utils/Errors.h>

namespace android {

enum {
    // status_t map for errors in the media framework
    // OK or NO_ERROR or 0 represents no error.

    // See system/core/include/utils/Errors.h
    // System standard errors from -1 through (possibly) -133
    //
    // Errors with special meanings and side effects.
    // INVALID_OPERATION:  Operation attempted in an illegal state (will try to signal to app).
    // DEAD_OBJECT:        Signal from CodecBase to MediaCodec that MediaServer has died.
    // NAME_NOT_FOUND:     Signal from CodecBase to MediaCodec that the component was not found.

    // Media errors
    MEDIA_ERROR_BASE        = -1000,

    ERROR_ALREADY_CONNECTED = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE,
#if !defined(_MSC_VER) // M3E:
    ERROR_NOT_CONNECTED     = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 1,
#endif  // _MSC_VER
    ERROR_UNKNOWN_HOST      = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 2,
    ERROR_CANNOT_CONNECT    = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 3,
    ERROR_IO                = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 4,
    ERROR_CONNECTION_LOST   = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 5,
    ERROR_MALFORMED         = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 7,
    ERROR_OUT_OF_RANGE      = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 8,
    ERROR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL  = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 9,
    ERROR_UNSUPPORTED       = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 10,
    ERROR_END_OF_STREAM     = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 11,

    // Not technically an error.
    INFO_FORMAT_CHANGED    = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 12,
    INFO_DISCONTINUITY     = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 13,
    INFO_OUTPUT_BUFFERS_CHANGED = MEDIA_ERROR_BASE - 14,

    // The following constant values should be in sync with
    // drm/drm_framework_common.h
    DRM_ERROR_BASE = -2000,

    ERROR_DRM_UNKNOWN                        = DRM_ERROR_BASE,
    ERROR_DRM_NO_LICENSE                     = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 1,
    ERROR_DRM_LICENSE_EXPIRED                = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 2,
    ERROR_DRM_SESSION_NOT_OPENED             = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 3,
    ERROR_DRM_DECRYPT_UNIT_NOT_INITIALIZED   = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 4,
    ERROR_DRM_DECRYPT                        = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 5,
    ERROR_DRM_CANNOT_HANDLE                  = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 6,
    ERROR_DRM_TAMPER_DETECTED                = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 7,
    ERROR_DRM_NOT_PROVISIONED                = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 8,
    ERROR_DRM_DEVICE_REVOKED                 = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 9,
    ERROR_DRM_RESOURCE_BUSY                  = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 10,
    ERROR_DRM_INSUFFICIENT_OUTPUT_PROTECTION = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 11,
    ERROR_DRM_LAST_USED_ERRORCODE            = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 11,

    ERROR_DRM_VENDOR_MAX                     = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 500,
    ERROR_DRM_VENDOR_MIN                     = DRM_ERROR_BASE - 999,

    // Heartbeat Error Codes
    HEARTBEAT_ERROR_BASE = -3000,
    ERROR_HEARTBEAT_TERMINATE_REQUESTED                     = HEARTBEAT_ERROR_BASE,

    // CAS-related error codes
    CAS_ERROR_BASE = -4000,

    ERROR_CAS_UNKNOWN                        = CAS_ERROR_BASE,
    ERROR_CAS_NO_LICENSE                     = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 1,
    ERROR_CAS_LICENSE_EXPIRED                = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 2,
    ERROR_CAS_SESSION_NOT_OPENED             = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 3,
    ERROR_CAS_DECRYPT_UNIT_NOT_INITIALIZED   = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 4,
    ERROR_CAS_DECRYPT                        = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 5,
    ERROR_CAS_CANNOT_HANDLE                  = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 6,
    ERROR_CAS_TAMPER_DETECTED                = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 7,
    ERROR_CAS_NOT_PROVISIONED                = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 8,
    ERROR_CAS_DEVICE_REVOKED                 = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 9,
    ERROR_CAS_RESOURCE_BUSY                  = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 10,
    ERROR_CAS_INSUFFICIENT_OUTPUT_PROTECTION = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 11,
    ERROR_CAS_LAST_USED_ERRORCODE            = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 11,

    ERROR_CAS_VENDOR_MAX                     = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 500,
    ERROR_CAS_VENDOR_MIN                     = CAS_ERROR_BASE - 999,

    // NDK Error codes
    // frameworks/av/include/ndk/NdkMediaError.h
    // from -10000 (0xFFFFD8F0 - 0xFFFFD8EC)
    // from -20000 (0xFFFFB1E0 - 0xFFFFB1D7)

    // Codec errors are permitted from 0x80001000 through 0x9000FFFF
    ERROR_CODEC_MAX    = (signed)0x9000FFFF,
    ERROR_CODEC_MIN    = (signed)0x80001000,

    // System unknown errors from 0x80000000 - 0x80000007 (INT32_MIN + 7)
    // See system/core/include/utils/Errors.h
};

// action codes for MediaCodecs that tell the upper layer and application
// the severity of any error.
enum ActionCode {
    ACTION_CODE_FATAL,
    ACTION_CODE_TRANSIENT,
    ACTION_CODE_RECOVERABLE,
};

// returns true if err is a recognized DRM error code
static inline bool isCryptoError(status_t err) {
    return (ERROR_DRM_LAST_USED_ERRORCODE <= err && err <= ERROR_DRM_UNKNOWN)
            || (ERROR_DRM_VENDOR_MIN <= err && err <= ERROR_DRM_VENDOR_MAX);
}

}  // namespace android

#endif  // MEDIA_ERRORS_H_


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Govt plans tele-law facility across all CSCs in next fiscal: CSC e-Governance Services CEO
The service has been recently rolled out across around 30,000 common service centres in 117 aspirational districts after seeing demand for legal advice in Jammu & Kashmir and northeastern states
The government is planning to roll out the tele-law facility across all common service centres, covering more than half of rural India, in the next financial year, according to top official of CSC e-Governance Services India Ltd.
The service has been recently rolled out across around 30,000 common service centres in 117 aspirational districts after seeing demand for legal advice in Jammu & Kashmir and northeastern states, CSC e-Governance Services India CEO Dinesh Tyagi told PTI.
"We have just completed the rollout of the tele-law facility across all 117 aspirational districts. The service will be gradually expanded across all CSCs (common service centres) in India after impact assessment of the facility in aspirational districts. Nationwide roll out is expected in the next financial year," Tyagi said.
The justice department has partnered NALSA and CSC e-Governance Service India Ltd for mainstreaming legal aid in 2017. The service was rolled out through CSCs that provide government services available online in rural areas, across 1,800 panchayats in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, northeastern states and Jammu & Kashmir.
"We have seen huge traction for the common service centere in Jammu & Kashmir and northeastern states. It has also helped in generating thousands of jobs with one para-legal volunteer attached to each CSC," Tyagi said.
Till August this year, seven northeastern states witnessed more than 39,000 cases being registered for tele-law and out of them, advice was provided in 37,588 cases. Assam made the most use of the tele-law service followed by Meghalaya, Tripura, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh.
On the other hand, J&K saw 30,169 cases being registered with the service till August and advice provided on 20,949 cases.
In other states, a total of 18,372 cases were registered as on August this year and advice was given on 17,406 cases. Uttar Pradesh led the tally followed by Bihar, Jharkahand, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.
A tele-law volunteer is selected by the entrepreneur who operates CSCs and the volunteer gets paid up to Rs 1,500 for creating awareness about the facility.
"The rollout of tele-law in aspirational districts has generated around 30,000 jobs in the form of tele-law volunteers. Lakhs of jobs will be created when the service is rolled out across India," Tyagi said.
Legal aid is provided through web-conferencing or over the phone by lawyers empanelled by NALSA at the state level.
The service is free for people belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and those below the poverty line. The CSC charges Rs 30 from people in general category.
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Coronavirus, News, Press ReleaseDrive-through Coronavirus Assessment Centre
Drive-through Coronavirus Assessment Centre
DATE: Wednesday, 1 April, 2020
Drive-through Coronavirus Assessment Centre set up at Shrewsbury Town Football Club
A drive-through assessment centre is being set up at Shrewsbury Town Football Club for patients with coronavirus (COVID-19) symptoms.
The assessment centre is strictly appointment-only for patients who have been directed there by their GP practice.
Patients who think they are showing symptoms of coronavirus should contact NHS 111 online in the first instance.
It will provide face-to-face assessments for suspected COVID-19 patients and has been designed and implemented by NHS Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs).
The centre is based in the football stadium car park and will be operating Monday to Friday, including bank holidays, between 8am and 7pm.
Tests for coronavirus will not take place at the site, but people who are suspected of having the virus, are feeling very unwell and require medical attention will be assessed by a team of healthcare professionals from their vehicles or in temporary clinical rooms, as appropriate.
Further assessment centres will be rolled-out across the county with the next site being planned in Telford.
Julian Povey, Chair of NHS Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), said: "The purpose of these new centres is to assess people with coronavirus symptoms, relieve pressure on local GP practices and hospitals, and to effectively manage the growth of cases in the community.
"It is extremely important at this time to shield our practices, where possible, from patients with suspected coronavirus as this protects both our staff and patients who do not have the disease, particularly those in higher risk groups.
"Staff members at the CCGs and local GP practices have been working hard to create these centres within a week, which are effectively temporary GP practices.
"The assessment centres are not testing facilities or walk-in services for patients with symptoms of coronavirus, and no patient will be able to report directly to these centres without being referred by their GP."
Brian Caldwell, Chief Executive of Shrewsbury Town Football Club, said: "The club is delighted to assist local NHS staff with the use of our stadium car park.
"It goes without saying that we are happy to do all we can to support the NHS at this very difficult time, so it's great that we can play a small part."
For more information please contact; Rachael Jones, Communications and Engagement Specialist NHS Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group E-mail: rachael.jones31@nhs.net
If you have an urgent media call outside normal office hours please call 01743 454907 and ask to be put through to the CCG director on call.
Note to Editors: Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group Shropshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is responsible for the planning and commissioning (buying) of health and care services from a range of providers for the people of Shropshire. It also has a duty to monitor these services to ensure they provide a high level of care and are value for money. It is a clinically led organisation with 40 GP Practices and it provides healthcare services for patients across the County registered with a local GP. The CCG buys a wide range of services and these include GP and primary care services through to hospital care as well as community services and mental health services. The CCG's Head Office is based at William Farr House in Shrewsbury. For further information please call 01743 277500 and ask for the Communications and Engagement Team or email: shrccg.communicationsteam@nhs.net.


A kindly older woman offered me a head scarf. I respectfully put it on, despite the heat. A few minutes later, however, an angry greyhaired man in a plaid shirt walked into the women's area, came up to me and another female reporter from a different Calgary paper and insisted we leave. "No media allowed," he barked.
"You don't support us, we won't support you," said the man in plaid.
It was a strange occurrence, particularly since I had been invited to attend the event by both Bilal Philips himself, who sent me two complimentary tickets to the conference called: Power of Unity - Islam in a Multicultural Canada, taking place this entire weekend, as well as by Abraham Ayache, chairman of the Muslim Council of Calgary, who was putting on the event.
"The media tends to take my words out of context," Philips said. "If you go back and view the lectures in which I spoke about this, those lectures were basically in defence of the sharia - the Islamic law.
"So, in explaining there that homosexuality, adultery, these are both punishable by execution where there is incontrovertible evidence, they have to have been witnessed by four trusted people in society. That is sufficient then to bring that punishment on them in a Muslim country where the sharia is applied," he explained.
"This is not a controversial thing for me," he added. "No Muslim who knows Islam would say otherwise," he said.
When it was pointed out that the Qur'an was written 1,400 years ago and things have changed, Philips said this judgment against homosexuals would "remain the law until the end of this world according to our belief. It will never change."
Nevertheless, that evening, Philips intended to lecture about how while the "Muslim identity has to be preserved. . . . Muslims have to respect the laws of their host countries they live in."
That's why, he said, "I would never advocate here in Canada the execution death penalty for homosexuals. I would never do so," Philips added.
It's a small mercy but a mercy nonetheless.
While Philips wouldn't shake my hand for religious reasons - he was charming, open and warm. When asked if he hoped that Canada would one day be governed by sharia, he said yes.
"If the majority of people become Muslims that is our hope," but he said it was highly unlikely.
He named Saudi Arabia, Iran and Sudan as good examples of where sharia is "applied to a large degree."
We were sitting in the large gym that was filling up. The session called "Justice for All - Why Muslims are always profiled" was ready to start. Aman Elvi, a Canadian Security Intelligence Service agent and Raj Sharma, a Calgary immigration lawyer were going to speak and I was asked to leave - again. I was told CSIS didn't want me to be present, but when I called CSIS communications in Ottawa I was told that it was the event organizers who established the parameters and "closed this event to the media."
And so I reflected on Philips' sermon on gratitude as I left. I was grateful for the sunshine, for the Tim Hortons across the road, for the kind women I met and on this Canada Day weekend, I was grateful most of all for Canada - for our parliamentary democracy and the rule of law that protects us all. I will forever stand on guard for thee.


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