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economics of smallholder agriculture in two areas of the semi-arid lands of Kenya
Charles T. Hash
draft, final report
by Charles T. Hash
Published 1978 by [s.n. in Nairobi, Kenya .
Farms, Small -- Kenya.,
Arid regions agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Kenya.,
Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Kenya.
Statement prepared by Charles T. Hash, Bernard Mbatha.
Series Kenya marginal/semi-arid lands preinvestment study
Contributions Mbatha, Bernard.
LC Classifications HD1476.K4 H37 1978
Pagination 177 leaves :
Land degradation and soil fertility deterioration are two of the main causes of agricultural production stagnation and decline in many parts of the world. The model of crop production based on mechanical soil tillage and exposed soils is typically accompanied by negative effects on the natural resource base of the farming environment, which can be so serious that they jeopardize agricultural. Little is known about the environmental impact of smallholder agriculture, especially its climate implications. The lack of data limits the capacity to plan for low-carbon development, the opportunities for smallholders to capitalize on carbon markets, and the ability of low-income countries to contribute to global climate negotiations.
Agriculture in hilly areas that border bodies of water _____ grows olives, grapes, cereals, citrus fruits, nuts, and fruits ____ in india has helped farmers in a way that they can now harvest two crops a year. Milk Shed. primarily in semi-arid areas _____ occurs . Journal of Environment and Earth Science ISSN (Paper) ISSN (Online) Vol.4, No, Agriculture and pastoralism are major farming systems in semi-arid areas.
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Economics of smallholder agriculture in two areas of the semi-arid lands of Kenya by Charles T. Hash Download PDF EPUB FB2
The agricultural potential in arid and semi-arid lands in _ // kenya: a case of masongaleni settlement scheme by joseph matuu mutinda b.a (hons), a thesis submitted in part fulfilment of the degree of master of arts (planning) of the university of nairobi.
september, One of our points here is that the strategies used by Southwestern prehistoric farmers to avoid the risk of a shortfall in food or other resources could enhance the resilience of the food supply for contemporary smallholder farmers in semi-arid by: Determinants of Tillage Frequency Among Smallholder Farmers in Two Semi-Arid Areas in Ethiopia Article (PDF Available) in Physics and Chemistry of the Earth Parts A/B/C 33(1) December.
Smallholder agriculture (SHA) is therefore an important focus of development workers with a view to helping smallholders increase yields and incomes.
especially in semi arid regions (not to. Land degradation is threatening the livelihoods of millions of people, who depend on land ecosystem goods and services the world over for their livelihoods, including in the dry lands of Kenya (Muia and Ndunda ). Kenya is an agricultural nation, with over 12 million people residing in areas with degraded lands (Bai et al.
; Le et al. ).Cited by: 4. In areas with high population densities, smallholder farmers usually cultivate less than one hectare of land, which may increase up to 10 ha or more in sparsely populated semi-arid areas, sometimes in combination with livestock of up to 10 animals (Dixon et.
Importance of agriculture in Kenya. According to the Trading Economics statistics, only 8% of Kenyan lands are under cultivation.
Moreover, only 20% of Kenyan lands are arable, as most of them are either arid or semi-arid. Despite this fact, agriculture in Kenya plays a vital role for the country's economy. Smallholder Farmers in the Semi-arid Zones of Kenya; The Case of Improved Seeds and Inorganic Fertilizers in Machakos District, - University of Nairobi Agriculture () (1st class Honours) Specialization: Agricultural Economics Option.
IRRIGATION AGRICULTURE IN KENYA ASALs - Arid and Semi Arid Lands ASDS - Agricultural Sector Development Strategy EEC - Europe Economic Commission ERA - Economic Review of Agriculture The two crops yielded a total ofbags, made ofbags of. Performance of Agriculture 0 5 10 15 20 25 65 67 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83 85 87 89 91 93 95 97 99 01 03 05 07 09 11 13 (%) GDP Agriculture WorldBank data () • There's a high correlation between Kenya's economic growth rate and growth rate of agriculture sector (a) Growth of GDP vs Agricultural Sector.
Kenyatta University (KU) school of Agriculture and Enterprise Development one of the youngest but fast growing Schools in the University, having been established four years ago to offer unique training in agriculture with emphasizes on agriculture as a business.
agricultural sector development strategy – 3 republic of kenya agricultural sector development strategy Ð Special circumstances often climatic – make some places far from markets intensively developed agri-areas – Two are agriculture in Mediterranean Climates and in Plantation Areas.
Most arable land in Mediterranean Basin – planted to grains of much of areas for grazing - Mediterranean Agriculture as specialized farming economy – known for. crops, commercialisation of smallholder agriculture, and increased value addition through stronger linkages with other sectors.
In the following sections, we review some of the key policy issues and concerns with respect to the sector's development. Key Policy Issues Agricultural policy in Kenya revolves around the main goals of increasing. Get this from a library.
Adapting African Agriculture to Climate Change: Transforming Rural Livelihoods. [Walter Leal Filho; Anthony O Esilaba; Karuturi P C Rao; Gummadi Sridhar] -- This book summarizes the evidence from different Africancountries about the local impacts of climate change, and how farmers are coping with current climate risks.
Agriculture is the principal source of livelihood for the majority of households living in the semi-arid areas of Eastern Kenya. The semi-arid areas support approximately 20% of Kenya's population. However, per capita production in the semi-arid lands have been on the decline and the farming households in these regions are faced with continous food.
Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Farming in Arid and Semiarid Lands January - May The area under small grains has been declining for the past years in semi arid communal areas and at the same time the area under maize in the same areas has been increasing. This trend has raised major concern to the policy makers and researchers hence various work has been done in order to reverse the situation since small grains are better.
areas. Majority of the disadvantaged farmers are not part of the mainstream agriculture and practice subsistence agriculture in overcrowded, semi-arid areas in the former homelands. This kind of subsistence farming is characterized by low production, poor access to land and poor access to inputs and most importantly to poor access to credit.
Q Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics • Environmental and Crops Research Institute for Semi-Arid Tropics. No index. Phillips, Denise and Kingsland, Sharon, eds. New Perspectives on the History of Life Sciences and Agriculture. Archimedes: New Studies in the His-tory and Philosophy of Science and Technology, vol.
key sector in the economic pillar of the Kenya Vision It is also a key sector whose functions have been devolved by the Constitution of Kenya, The sector has direct implications on at least two critical areas that the country has to address, namely food security and employment creation.
This.The purpose of the survey was to document the current status of fodder production, conservation and marketing in the arid and semi-arid land (ASAL) Divisions of Tharaka Nithi County, Kenya. The survey covered specifically Nkondi, Igambang'ombe and Tharaka Central divisions.
A sample of 74 livestock farmers selected through stratified random sampling was engaged in the study. Over three quarters of Kenya's land is classified as arid or semi-arid (ASALs) with 20% of this having high to middle potential for agriculture. The sector relies heavily on rainfall which often than not is not consistent.
Current food production levels cannot meet demand due to among other factors, conversion of prime agricultural land to.
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Rickie D. Bazzell Senior Spotlight November 16, 2022
Rickie D. Bazzell was born on July 7, 2004. He is the son of Rickie D. and Tomisine Bazzell. He has only one sibling, Millie. Three words he would use to describe himself are nerdy, curious, and intelligent. Rickie is involved in Beta and Skills USA. If Rickie could travel anywhere in the world he would travel to Greece for the culture and learn about their mythology. His favorite teacher was his 5th-grade teacher Mr. Gibbs because "he made every day both knowledgeable and fun!" His favorite high school memory was last year when he played Super Smash Bros with his friends, Evan Harper and Gracie Bowman, on their Nintendo Switches for the entire hour. His most embarrassing high school memory is when he lost a bet and his friends painted the avatar symbol on his head that he had to wear the whole day.
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From boutique gems to luxury hotels, there are so many exciting addresses to stay and play in the city. For your next holiday, check into these incredible new hotels in Dubai.
25hours Hotel Dubai One Central
This quirky boutique hotel from Europe is sweeping Dubai off its feet. 25hours' first location in the region is situated right in the heart of Dubai at One Central. Visitors can look forward to a host of unique delights, including its famous Bavarian-style dining garden, creative co-working spaces, a bartering zone where guests can trade items for stays, in-house cinema, dedicated vinyl-playing areas and even a pottery studio. Guests have the added advantage of slick urban views from their rooms and free MINI Cooper rentals for city explorations.
Opened: December 2021
Anantara World Islands Dubai Resort
Anantara's seventh UAE property is taking up residence on none other than Dubai's World Islands, clinching the coveted title as the archipelago's first resort. Accessible by a 15-minute boat ride from The Palm, the resort's home island (named Clarence Island) will serve as a private haven for guests, offering 70 lavish seaside villas and suites as well as pools, alfresco dining and beach access. Restaurants include a speciality Arabic-Indian venue, an ideal spot for romantic meals, with beachfront barbecues and idyllic views.
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Life is effortless at The St. Regis Dubai, The Palm. With 290 rooms and suites, the lofty five-star hotel sits on top of the glistening new Palm Tower at the heart of the island, with incredible vistas and a number of special St. Regis touches. Unique features include the ladies-only tea lounge, which is the first of its kind in Dubai, serving an exquisite selection of pastries, paired with a wide selection of fine teas. The 52-storey Palm Tower also includes a restaurant complex on the 51st floor and a stunning rooftop viewing deck on the 52nd level. The hotel is linked to Nakheel Mall and will soon also have an adjacent extension in the form of The St Regis Beach Club.
Opened: May 2021
St Regis Downtown
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Q: How can I rewrite this code without while loop?
He drops the ball out of the window. The ball bounces (for example), to two-thirds of its height (a bounce of 0.66).
His mother looks out of a window 1.5 meters from the ground.
How many times will the mother see the ball pass in front of her window (including when it's falling and bouncing?

Here is my solution:

function bouncingBall(h, bounce, window) {
  let count = 0;
  if (h < 0 || bounce <= 0 || window >= h) {
    return -1;
  } else {
    count += 2
  }

  let jump = h * bounce

  while (jump > window) {
    jump *= bounce
    count += 2;
  }
  return count - 1;
}

console.log(bouncingBall(3.0, 0.66, 1.5)) //3

The result I got is correct, but apparently, it's not efficient enough, because it takes some time to run everything. Any suggestions on how could I make it "better"?

A: You need to figure out x, the number of times the ball needs to bounce for its peak to be below the window:
h * (bounce ** x) = window

Solving for x, we get
bounce ** x = window / h
ln(bounce ** x) = ln(window / h)
x * ln(bounce) = ln(window / h)
x = ln(window / h) / ln(bounce)

This will give you the number of bounces after which the peak will be below the window. Multiply by 2 (because the ball comes up and comes back down, passing the window twice), and add 1 if, the first time, the ball is dropped from higher than the window:

function bouncingBall(h, bounce, window) {
  const bounces = Math.floor(Math.log(window / h) / Math.log(bounce));
  return bounces * 2 + (h > window ? 1 : 0);
}

console.log(bouncingBall(3.0, 0.66, 1.5))

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Yesterday, Febuary 28, the awards ceremony for the Best D.O. Navarra Wines was celebrated in the incomparable setting of the Cathedral of Pamplona. In those that we had the honor of being awarded twice, to two of our wines in two different categories, Best Wine D.O. Navarra Tinto Crianza and Best Wine D.O. Navarra White.
The ceremony was celebrated in the refectory of the Cathedral of Pamplona, former dining room of the canons built between 1330 and 1335.
This year, only one wine was awarded per category, unlike other years, with the exception of the Best Tinto Roble, which produced a tie between two wines from two different wineries. In total 9 categories were awarded (10 wines), in which there was only one winery that won in 2 different categories, our Castillo Monjardín winery, with our Crianza and Young White Wine.
Our Young White, which coincides with the 30th anniversary of the plantation of the vineyard "El Cerezo", from which the grapes with which it is made come from. And our Crianza "Origen", which is awarded for the second consecutive year to Best Crianza of Navarra (2018 & 2019).
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Our Points Deduction
It looks as though we could be starting the season with hardly any new players, and with just four pre-season games under our belt. That represents a self-imposed points deduction.
Michael Owen 25/07/2022 53comments | Jump to last
We are starting the season with a points deduction. It is not one imposed by the Premier League or the FA. It is a self-imposed points deduction.
Surely, by not signing at least three or four new players, three or four weeks before the start of the season – which would give them time to settle in and allow the manager to blend them in – we have greatly increased the risk of starting the new campaign with sub-optimal performances, dropping points we would not drop if our summer recruitment had gone well.
To make matters worse, this must be the worst ever season to start under-cooked.
Due to the six-week pre-Christmas break, this season starts fast and furious, with five league games in 25 days. I wonder if there has ever been an August where we have played five league matches. In fact, we have six fixtures in that month because we have a League Cup tie too.
And of those five league games, three will be away. So, with the matchdays, the rest days and travelling, there won't be much time for the manager to do coaching and practice drills at Finch Farm.
Plus, three of these matches might be described as six-pointers. There is a school of thought that we must win our games against the promoted clubs and last season's relegation battle survivors ... and our first few opponents include Brentford, Leeds and Nottingham 10-signings Forest.
Then we enter September, with the first derby on the third day of that month. That will be seven matches in 29 games. Quite a demanding schedule for a club with a big, strong, settled squad. For us, very demanding. And at the end of it, there may be a few injuries to contend with.
Perhaps the club has a plan to make signings in the last few days before the transfer window closes on August 31 in an attempt to get more bang for our buck. Or, are we just struggling to do anything at all in the transfer market?
Either way, it makes for a nervous fanbase. Of course, you never know, everything might click into place when we play Chelsea, we string a few wins together and end up being early frontrunners. Stranger things have happened.
But back to that Premier League shutdown in November, after the second weekend of the month. By then, we will have played 16 league games. Last season, at that same point, the figure was 11, a huge difference.
This time, the Premier League season will be 42 per cent complete by November 12. That means good pre-season preparation and recruitment this summer has been more important than ever.
But it looks as though we could be starting the season with hardly any new players, and with just four pre-season games under our belt.
That's what I call a self-imposed points deduction.
How many points? The precise number will be a matter for debate in the autumn. But it could turn out to be a number that costs us dearly.
Mal van Schaick
1 Posted 25/07/2022 at
Our biggest points deduction was the need to sell a Premier League proven goalscorer in Richarlison, leaving us with virtually the same players who took us to the brink of the Championship.
Lampard should have a clean slate to work with, knowing he has shifted some players off the books and what he has left to work with. I just get the feeling in his interviews that he is becoming frustrated with those who should be recruiting his player targets.
There is another decision on the horizon over Dele Alli. We have to pay Spurs £10M when he plays twenty league games for us. He has played eleven so far and we could sell him to avoid paying Spurs.
There is still time to bring players in, but I can't see any marquee signings – more like mediocre loan players, where once again we are guessing on their ability and them improving what we all ready have.
Mal, we cannot sell Alli. If he fails with us after just a few games, no-one will buy him other than a free with subsidised wages. On that basis, it's a false economy to get rid.
Shane Corcoran
Although I am myself an accountant, I'm not up to speed with how player purchases and sales are accounted for.
Has the purchase of Alli been recorded in the previous year's accounts by any chance? I would see the payment and the recording of the purchase (which I assume is what any FFP review would look at) as potentially being separate issues.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Dennis Stevens
It'll be a strange season & could lead to some oddities in the performance of some clubs.
Many top clubs will lose much of their squad for the jamboree in Qatar, whilst some others will have the majority of their squad fully refreshed & available to work on any issues in readiness for the second part of the season. I'd like to think that Everton are already planning how to use the time beneficially.
Shane, since no payment was due prior to 30 June this year, the Delle transaction will show as a contingent liability (contingent upon him playing 20 matches).
I find the whole situation alarming in the extreme, our unadjusted losses for the last 3 years are:
2018-19 £111M
2019-20 £139.9M
2020-21 £120.91M
That is a total of £371.81M, that is a staggering £266.81m beyond the Premier League permitted limits.
Assuming the Premier League accepted our Covid 19 and new stadium adjustments and the sale of Richarlison brought us back in line, then for this year the 2018-19 losses drop out, unfortunately these are the smallest of the last 3 years.
It is therefore a matter for the Club's Board to assess as soon as possible what our losses were for the year ended 30 June 2022 and plan our spending budget accordingly. Presumably the estimated unaudited losses will already have been shared with the Premier League.
Never have we been more in need of a commercially savvy leadership and look what we have got.
Are we sure that the penalties of spending and falling foul of FFP are worse than going into the campaign with such a poor squad?
It will be no surprise if this squad is in a serious relegation battle. A fine we can afford so a points deduction is going to also put us in a relegation battle, but with (potentially) a better squad, and with the prospect of, at least, watching better football.
Ben King
Farhad Moshiri, for an accountant, has to be the worst accountant in the world for us to have ended up in this situation
I'm not an accountant and there's no way I would have allowed this to happen.
Perhaps his heart is in the right place but clearly his brain isn't.
Barry Hesketh
I'm sure most, if not all Evertonians have concerns about the lack of incoming players to Goodison, however, the man we have to trust is the manager, I realise he's not everybody's cup of tea, but if we lose trust in him and his management team, we'll be in serious trouble.
I just have a feeling that despite some concerns, he's probably the right man for the job at the right time. The only positive thing we can do is to get behind him and his team, no matter who arrives or departs before the window closes.
We have to ensure the team fight for every point at home and away. Leave the negative stuff to the media and the neighbours, it is arguable that we are weaker now than we were in the run-in but the object remains the same – garner enough points to stay in the Premier League, so with that in mind we have to get behind the team and don't allow them the excuse of a lack of support for dropping silly points.
I think Frank understands that he needs to play different tactics against certain opponents, his task is to get the squad to be flexible enough to play to those different tactics as best he can. We have 38 games to gain points, just like every other team and no game is lost until it ends, likewise there will be no 'gimme's' with this current squad, so we have to treat Bournemouth et al with the same respect as the so-called super clubs.
Nothing is written in the stars, it will be down to the manager and the players to perform to their maximum in every game, and if that proves to be not good enough over the season, so be it.
Mike Gwyer
Michael Owen.
Great shout. We need to get players in ASAP and if Frank needs £50-70M to complete these transfers then our board should authorise it.
As you state, if the FA or Uefa want to, then hit us with a point deduction, at least we will have the players in place to cope with it.
Presently we have no players that are able to play CM at Premier League standard. Seriously, not one, I mean What The Fuck????
Voices will be heard at Goodison if we get battered by Chelsea and for me that looks a certainty.
Tom Bowers
10 Posted 25/07/2022 at
A lot of doom and gloom right now when the start of last season seemed like a new era and look what happened. Who knows what went wrong and what has not yet been put right?
What we do know is that the usual clubs bathing in money will dominate once again and it is just a battle to see all the others jockeying for a healthy position behind them.
Our first few games will be crucial, to say the least, but it seems a certainty goals will be hard to come by with the impotence of the forward players.
Frank still hasn't gotten it right in the midfield areas where there always seems to be acres of space for the opposition to play the ball at their leisure.
Not much happening to give us any cause for optimism just yet.
Tony Abrahams
Interesting that 42% of the season is getting condensed into just over the first three months, which just makes our recruitment even more hard to fathom. I think Moshiri is looking to sell, but he's going to have to do something either way, after his comments about us judging at the end of the transfer window.
Even Paul Clement has come out and asked for Lampard to start being backed, so things must start happening soon, because it's very, very concerning right now.
Raymond Fox
It's no easy task to sign the right players, is it?
They have to be good enough, their club has to be willing to let them go, the price has to be right for both parties, and then on top of that, you have the player's contract.
Players will tend to delay as well to see if better offers come along, that's why a lot of deals are done late on.
Ian Horan
I would rather sign no one than spunk millions just to keep supporters happy buying players that are just numbers for the squad. Let's have a clear view on what Frank wants and what we can afford!! Let's avoid the spending money we haven't got.
I am as fed up as every Blue but would prefer a sensible business-driven approach as opposed to Football Manager or Fantasy Football failure.
Total and utter incompetence.
After the season we have just had, it was absolutely essential to fix the glaring holes in the team.
The most essential position for me was clearly the centre of midfield – a ballwinner and play maker should have been brought in as soon as the summer window opened.
Factor in the manager's obsession with messing about with a back 3 or 5 and constant team changes and I see nothing but a horrific start.
We have gone from a club seeking a Top 6 placing to a club that could be relegated early next year.
Sign the best midfielders we can realistically get and make us hard to beat with a back 4 and strong midfield. That is my simple message to anyone who wants to listen.
Jim #14 "Sign the best midfielders we can realistically get and make us hard to beat with a back 4 and strong midfield. That is my simple message to anyone who wants to listen."
I'm willimg to listen to your simple message, Jim, and I think the emphasis is on your "realistically". Let's see what the time between now and the end of the transfer window brings before marking management's work.
I'd hate to see a teacher call time on an exam before the allotted time was up: "Right, that's enough. You don't need all of the 3 hours; giz a look at yer rubbish!"
Len Hawkins
Looking back does us no favours but, compared to being the Mersey £Millionaires to what we have now, rooting in bins and skips for someone who can actually string a few passes together or the occasional tackle and score the odd goal, is testament to the utter mismanagement of this once great club.
How the greatest Evertonian, who saw the odd star playing for us, can now show his face at Goodison Park is beyond me. There is an old St Helens saying "His face could stand clogging" for hard-faced people of which Kenwright can call himself the Everton master of boat race duplicity.
Can we really take the risk of losing 12 to 15 points before the window shuts by waiting to the last week or so? Even Mr Thelwell surely knows this scenario.
I assume he knew Richarlison was going before the rest of us and all we asked is he had targets lined up and ready to sign. Nah, not the Everton way, eh? Third time if asking but I really hoped he had a bit more about him than the last two.
Still time, I know, but, as things stand now, me / our dream could come true and we could end up with professional people running the club but with the ultimate cost: our Premier League status.
I dislike this board as much as anyone on here but the talk about the board not doing it's job right now is probably a bit wrong.
First, I wonder how much money the Premier League will let us spend due to FFP? There could be a limit due to our huge losses over the past three years.
Second, it takes two to tango. I don't believe any player who is worth buying wants to come here. We have to be one of the league's destinations of last resort as the club is a shambles and the team is most likely facing another relegation battle.
The only way to get very good players is to overpay which I doubt we can no longer do. If we get more transfers, they most likely will come late as those players exhaust every opportunity to go to almost any other club in this league or good teams in other leagues.
I ask you this and put your Everton allegiance aside: If you had a choice, would you want to play here?
I share everybody's concerns, especially after losing Richarlison. We only have to look at the games where he and/or Calvert-Lewin was missing to see that we hardly had a shot on goal in most games.
That, with Frank's persistence in playing 5 at the back in a low block, means we are inviting teams to press us high.
We have watched the same players under numerous different managers and all come to the same conclusion that we can't string more than 1 or 2 passes together and we keep giving possession up.
I was under the impression that,once we got the likes of Tosun, Sigurdsson and Delph off the books, our financial situation would be much improved and we could replace them with quality.
Surely we can find another Usmanov and get some creative sponsorship going.
The incompetence at boardroom level has reached new highs.
Michael @18.
You say why would anyone of note want to come here? Well, I thought the remit of a DoF is not to get anyone of note but £10 to 12 million rated gems who are scattered all over Europe and beyond.
So far, he's the same as the last two and just reads the transfer gossip columns and attaches this club to the usual suspects, whether they are true or not.
I think the comments of Paul Clement in his interview were quite telling, he said that the club have to back Frank. Which tells me Frank and his coaches don't think he is being backed at present, so was he told the truth about our transfer kitty at the end of last season.
Maybe what he was told was available and what he has actually got to spend are quite different, and maybe if he can't get the targets he thought were affordable, then like Ancelotti, he might decide to walk away as well.
Maybe he reluctantly allowed Richarlison to leave believing this would give him a sizeable kitty to allow him to bring in his intended targets?
Sean Roe
Surely it's as simple as somebody writing '' UY SOME GOOD PLAYERS'' on the side of the stadium. That is indeed how we ended up with our current manager.
This is something that Benitez also alluded to, Brian, and it does make you wonder what Thelwell was also told because we have been very stagnant so far.
People who have spoken to Lampard in places like Ibiza this summer, have said he's told them he loves Everton, and simply because of the fans, but he's also said that the club is in a bit of a mess, although he was probably being quite conservative when he uttered these words, because the mismanagement of our club really has been astounding.
It's only words so far, Moshiri, and words very reminiscent of the man you bought Everton from. The clock is ticking and, unless things change soon, my own view is that you're creating a ticking time-bomb.
John Kavanagh
Desperate times. I still fear a real points deduction or at least a ban on our 12th man on top of the threadbare squad situation, especially with the FA desperate to make a statement about pitch invasions following today's 'get tough' announcements – and lo and behold – who should be available and already charged ready for them to do just that?
However a small particle of optimism still remains that has yet to be snuffed out by the mismanagement of our club and by the Sky 6's FA.
Two of our best signings over the last 27 years cost a total of £2,080,000; namely Tim Cahill and Seamus Coleman. So there are real bargains to be found if our scouting network and management can perform a similar loaves and fishes type miracle with our minuscule budget. And some of our youngsters, particularly Mills and Warrington, look to have just the right attitude to step up for the fight ahead.
If Tarkowski keeps up the good work and picks out passes like yesterday, then we have a chance of once again dodging the bullet, but no thanks to Blue Bill, Moshiri and Co.
Michael, I agree a solid start and some momentum is very important every season but this season even more so.
If we can sign the best quality DCM we can afford, it will make a big difference to the team. If we are completely skint after that signing, get a couple of shrewd and targeted loans in.
It is a shameful situation that we have had this level of financial ineptitude, particularly so being owned by a billionaire elite accountant. The fact that Frank wants players like Cornet and Gibbs-White in his first transfer window and we cannot back him up in pre-season is damning.
I am still optimistic that there will be some reinforcements and, as you say, Michael, the sooner the better, but I'd rather a good signing late than a panicked buy now.
Joe McMahon
Personally I'd like us to sound out Newcastle with Calvert-Lewin. They may seem to think there is a goalscoring striker there.
Probably too late we could make a move for Cornet, who is more of a team player and who can shoot.
Moshiri, and only Moshiri, is responsible for the collapse of this great club.
Before he came to Goodison, we were a good team, and when he arrived, we also had players of the calibre of Baines, Coleman, Jagielka and Fellaini, and a few more. And over the years just we would regularly finish 6th, 6th, 6th, 5th, 5th, and 4th, on a budget of 11th, plus an FA Cup Final.
And we also finished above Liverpool on 3 occasions, and 2 of those were in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 1937. And all with no money! We will probably never see those sorts of league positions again while this incompetent useless idiot is at Everton.
So, from promising to take us to Champions League, he's nearly taken us to the Championship, and on the brink of bankruptcy because, if we get relegated, who is going to pay the £500M for the new stadium?
So Moshiri, you're even worse than Agent Johnson, and that's saying something.
Brian Hennessy
On transfers, I do hope these rumours of Gomes to Sevilla have some legs. It would be a massive boost to offload his wages and get a fee for him.
I can't think of a player who sucked me in more into believing he was something special. I really wanted him to succeed but he has let us down too many times. Maybe La Liga would suit him better.
Am I correct in thinking he has not featured in any of our pre-season games? Is he injured, or maybe Frank has told him he is not part of his plans and needs to find a new home?
James Newcombe
Maybe we already had the best man in as DoF - he just wasn't allowed to do his job properly, while others pushed for the likes of Tosun and Klaassen to come instead. This is a staggering article. And he signed Idrissa Gueye! How we could use a player like him right now.
Mike Gaynes
Mal #1, I would remind you that Richarlison scored exactly three goals in the first half of last season.
Mike@30 - and yet still finished highest scorer, with nearly 40% higher goals than second place (who is also missing until maybe Xmas)….
Ian @13. My thoughts exactly!! Whatever money we have, needs to be spent wisely, with a clear plan of what's needed now and into the future.
Do we all remember Big Sam spunking millions on Walcott and Tosun and getting absolutely zero from them just because he wanted numbers in??
Brian @17 has already written off our new DoF a few months after he arrived. Let's give them a chance.
I'm hoping the delay in signings is because Frank and Kev are being thorough with the incomings. I'd rather wait and get the right people than moan about them not signing the people Jim White thinks we should.
We all know the transfer system is like a pack of cards – once the big money has been spent, the rest follows. Let's just hold our nerve to get the right players.
Dave Lynch
Just read a rumour that Juve have triggered Moise Kean's buy clause.
Steve Shave
Dave @33,
I really hope that is true.
Also if the above-mentioned transfer of Gomes to Seville goes ahead.
We cannot stick two fingers up, spend big and take the points deduction. We would be successfully sued by whoever gets relegated if it is not us (and the FA may automatically relegate us anyway for the blatantly deliberate breach).
We need to live within our meagre means unfortunately. There are good players available at low cost – they're just not sexy names like Gallagher etc.
There probably will be a few new players once the window closes, they'll just be signed very late because (a) we'll be haggling for the best price and (b) our targets and their selling clubs will have other options.
Andrew Keatley
Dave (33),
I doubt that rumour is true but, if it is, then I wonder whether we've incentivised them into taking up the early purchase option by dropping the price slightly – or some other moveable feature of the transfer.
Juventus are under a great deal of financial pressure right now, with significant debts and some murmurings about financial improprieties. Getting Moise Kean out of the club, and drawing a line under his time here, should be a priority for us – even if it costs us a few quid.
His transfer was so strange, so out of left-field, that I have always suspected that it is one of those transfers that was more about the movement of money and placation of agents, owners and financial obligations than anything else.
You never know, Bill might find the Arteta money in one of his old suit pockets, sewn into the leg. Happy days….
Bill Gall
Personally, I think we are overpraising the goalscoring of Richarlison in the Premier League. He played in 30 out of 38 Premier League games, scoring 10 goals. Calvert-Lewin scored 5 goals playing in only 17 out of the 38 games.
As I keep going on, we need more help from the midfield in both assisting and scoring more goals. Yes, Richarlison will be missed but I believe we can still get another couple of players in that can keep us in the clear with a finish of between 10th and 14th.
Let's lose the negativity, there are no easy games in the Premier League and, even if some don't believe it, we are a Premier League team, and I don't think other Premier League teams will believe they are in for an easy game.
Bill @38
I won't argue that Richarlison didn't score as many goals as we may have liked, but Everton were a far better team with the Brazilian in the team than without him.
He has lots of flaws, he was at times a pain in the proverbial, but he could set the Goodison crowd alight and we have no ready-made player of his type within the current squad.
Dominic is a quieter type, very much in the early Graeme Sharp mould. Even if he got a hat-trick, for some reason the crowd at Goodison wouldn't react in quite the same way as it did when Richarlison was at it.
James @ 29. Thanks for the link. If true, it looks like Walsh was left in the school book depository whilst Blue Bill and Moshiri made their getaway from the grassy knoll. The fact that he's even providing the agreed fees lends credibility to his account.
I don't think any of our DoFs have been allowed to do their job properly and can't imagine the likes of the return of 'our Wayne', and the signings of Walcott, Tosun, Rondon etc. etc. were the result of competent DoFs being allowed to do their job. Likewise with managerial appointments.
Supporters know where responsibility lies for our dreadful situation, which is at owner/boardroom level where, unfortunately, fans have the least influence.
Jim Lloyd
I think it's idiotic to risk a points deduction by spending a mint on top class players. Their transfer fees and their wages will be massive, as everyone and their dog knows we're in the mire.
We don't know how much the club have to spend on players, we don't know who we've got lined up (hopefully some!) to come in on loan and we don't know how they'll gel with the team. I remember Leeds going hell for leather and spending loads, to get into Europe, which they did but they also sank.
I think we all know where we're weakest, and I'm sure Thelwell and Frank are doing all they can to bring the best that they can in each position. It's not going to be easy as we still have the "Fixer" involved in the transfers.
So, anxious times but let's wait and see.
John (40) I'd seen this, and didn't we have Haarland on ouer books, but Koeman evidently let him go. As far as Walsh is concerned I think he was as good, if not a better chooser of players than Brands, IF he'd been allowed to do his job.
So, all in all, my view is that it looks like we've got two seasons in which we'll just have to survive the drop.
Some feel that we have a good squad. I can't share their optimism. I'm hoping, that by the time the window closes, we have a better squad than now. and that a gradual improvement takes place during these two seasons.
Mike Owen
I appreciate we don't want to be signing players for the sake of it. But Forest have signed ten. Yes, possibly too many at once. But we might assume that once last season ended, the people in charge there got their heads together, drew up a plan and worked on it.
Now, IF our plan is to leave it until the last week of the window, I wonder if we are doing this to some extent out of habit.
And I wonder if due diligence has been given to the unusual scheduling of this season's fixture list.
In fact, I wonder what conversations there are inside the club.
A few days after the window shuts, we have the home derby on Sept 3. At 2.30pm that day, our league season will be 16 per cent complete.
The Premier League looks to be more competitive than ever. Not getting to the starting line in prime condition is asking for trouble.
Trying to raise funding for a new stadium with the team in the bottom six would be one heck of a task.
If it's safe to say Forest have enough about them to survive at least, then we are right on the edge again, unless Thelwell does something the previous two couldn't or wouldn't.
I only hope that this signing up of players late in the day, almost last-minute with some, and after the deadline with a couple, is the Everton Way. Well it's been the Everton way since Kenwright's been in charge.
My worry though, is that we might have extremely limited funds available, due to our massive overspending re the FFP and Profit and Sustainability rules.
Si Cooper
I'd rather wait until last week of the transfer window and get better players than deal early and get players that flop. I can't see it being preference or even just habit that would lead us to leaving much needed signings until late.
Well, I suppose we could just be really bad at identifying targets and then persuading them to join us, but for the sake of my blood pressure I'm going to assume that behind the scenes there are people at the club working hard on finding the right players to strengthen our squad. Unfortunately we just need to recognise that our recruitment drive may be hindered by adverse current circumstances.
Financial restrictions may come into it, but as contracts seem to be measured in years, how much can it matter if we get them in midway through July compared to 6 weeks later?
Surely the logical conclusion is that our late dealing is the result of not being a clear favourite destination for our targets, or needing time to bargain the selling club down?
Ian Hollingworth
James @29 wow that is a staggering article. By 'the club', I would bet he means the Chairman.
All clubs probably miss similar opportunities but for us they really are huge losses.
But don't forget we've had some good times and all the other clubs check what we would do first anyway.
James 29 it just shows the lack of unity throughout the club which remains today.
Kenwright, Moshiri and DBB have to go and we need some real leadership with a good understanding of the game AND finance!!!
I blame Kenwright for our downfall, but I would never blame him for stuff like this if it's true, because surely it should have been down to whoever the manager was, unless this has been part of the problem?
Walsh said Michael Keane would be a mainstay of the England team for years, but I've heard a similar story with regards to Haaland, and although it wasn't as straightforward as what Walsh is saying, it still doesn't mean Everton didn't miss an absolutely massive trick.
I thought a DoF, was supposed to make things more fluent, but it sounds as though David Moyes had a much better system, when you read about how Everton signed John Stones.
Peter Neilson
I remember Steve Walsh being interviewed after his sacking explaining that he was looking forward to going on a DoF course to help him understand more about the role. Bolted horse, stable door etc. I'd be interested in the views of any of the knowledgeable Toffeweb posters from the USA on how Steve Walsh has done since being named Special Advisor at Charlotte FC. On some sites he's credited with recruiting a new squad from scratch.
He has been credited with scouting Didier Drogba, Michael Essien, Gianfranco Zola, Jamie Vardy, Riyad Mahrez and N'Golo Kante for starters. I'm guessing that it was a team effort with maybe Walsh at or near the pinnacle of decision making. Why did he fail so abysmally with us? Forgetting the other DoF duties, why did we sign so many over priced bang average players on his watch?
Peter #49
Thanks for the update on Steve Walsh. He also found Gueye. He was surrounded by an idiot manager, an idiot Chairman, and an Idiot Owner. There was no way he was involved in transfers that sowed the seeds that would eventually see Everton make huge losses, other parties spent money like snow from a ditch.
Paul Elliot
There are a lot of pros and cons here!!
Yes, Leeds, Forest and Fulham have 10-12 new signings... we have 1-2. It takes time for these new signings to settle in and they could struggle for a few weeks!! We basically have the same squad that barely survived... minus Richarlison whose goals saved us from the drop!!
Our players are well familiar with each other and might give us an edge until the aforementioned gel together.
I can but hope Calvert-Lewin has the season of his life and Dele steps up to the player he was a few years ago...
Lots of ifs and buts, but COYBs!!
Rick Tarleton
The elephant in the room next season is the World Cup half way through it. If you think the first half is condensed with so many league fixtures in August, just wait till players return to their clubs after the World Cup, played in a vicious climate, and after the physical and emotional upheaval that this event will cause.
The second half of the season will be full of injuries, players physically and emotionally drained and some very strange results, particularly for the bigger teams who will have more of the squad involved in this ridiculously planned event.
Thank you Sepp Blatter.


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RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, who is widely regarded as a leading expert on inequality, work and the economy, will speak at UC Riverside on Tuesday, Feb. 10, as part of the School of Public Policy Seminar Series.
"An Evening with Robert Reich" will begin at 4:30 p.m. with refreshments on the University Theatre patio. The documentary film "Inequality for All," which examines widening income inequality in the United States, will screen in the theater from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Reich, who narrates the film, will answer questions about themes addressed in the documentary from 7 to 7:30 p.m.
The event is free and open to the public, but reservations are requested as seating is limited. Free parking will be available in Lot 6. RSVP online or by contacting Mark Manalang at (951) 827-5656 or markma@ucr.edu.
Reich is Chancellor's Professor of Public Policy at UC Berkeley and senior fellow at the Blum Center for Developing Economies. He served as labor secretary in the Clinton administration, and was named one of the 10 most effective Cabinet secretaries of the 20th century by Time Magazine.
He is the author of numerous books, including best sellers "Aftershock" and "The Work of Nations," and "Beyond Outrage: What has gone wrong with our economy and our democracy and how to fix it." He is a founding editor of American Prospect magazine, chairman of Common Cause, and a political commentator on programs such as "Hardball with Chris Matthews," "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," and "Marketplace."
"Inequality for All" premiered at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, where it won a U.S. Documentary Special Jury Award for Achievement in Filmmaking. Directed by Jacob Kornbluth, the film examines widening income inequality and the effect of the growing gap on the U.S. economy and American democracy.
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It's been a very busy first part of 2014! I hope you've all been enjoying the new record "Nothin' But Blood"!!! Thanks to everybody who came out to the shows with SHB, Larry & His Flask, and Whiskey Shivers in Feb/March. We had such a great time and made some new friends for life! Quality music, great crowds and good times in general! We had something like 8 sold out shows in 5 weeks and most of the others were very close to selling out too! That makes me feel really good. Thanks y'all!
I had a blast last week headed up to Chicago and back for the 2nd annual Moonrunners Festival! Blew through 3000 miles in about 5 days. Thanks to Josh from Outlaw Radio and Shooter Jennings for booking me as the headliner for the 2nd year in a row! We had such a good time with all our Moonrunners friends! Thanks to everybody who came out to the show!
I've got a couple weeks off here in Austin, then headed out for my first full tour of Scandinavia in May!
We'll be hitting Sweden, Finland and Norway on this one. Though it's my 16th European tour in the last 8 years, it's my very first full tour of Scandinavia so I'm looking forward to unleashing what I've got on the good folks over there. After that I'll be headed out in June with Austin Lucas to hit most of the Eastern US! Check out those dates below. I'll also be back in Central /Eastern/Southern Europe for a full on tour in September. We'll be headed back to Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Holland, and Spain on this one I think!
In October, I look forward to my first time performing at Fun Fun Fun Fest here in Austin, TX and Deep Blues Fest in Mississippi, along with a few more tricks up my sleeve for the rest of the year. We've got tentative plans for a quick jaunt across the South in November.
Anyway, just wanted to give you guys a heads up about upcoming stuff and let you know how much all your support means to me!
Thanks for being there for me and keeping the music alive! You're the best! Hope to see you out there somewhere!!!


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Accident victim in hospital
A BRIDE-TO-BE who lost both legs in an accident is said to be "comfortable" in hospital.
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Cancer sufferer Dawn Auty, 42, formerly of Marsh in Huddersfield, had both her legs amputated after they were dragged into machinery of a motorised trike she was riding to her wedding in Blackpool.
Ms Auty, who now lives in Blackpool, has her fiancé Stephen Flood, 36, and relatives at her side.
Mr Flood and Ms Auty plan for their marriage to go ahead as soon as possible.


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Which Lift Should You Do First?
When you're making your to-do list, you tend to put more important tasks up top. A new research review confirms you should take the same approach in the gym. Put key moves up front for the biggest strength gains.
Brazilian researchers analyzed 16 studies that assessed the effects of exercise order on the end results of your workout. The bottom line: The muscles you work first get strongest.
Trainers have understood this for years, says Mike Robertson, M.S., C.S.C.S., president of Robertson Training Systems. "That's why you don't do a whole bunch of isolation arm exercises and then try to squat at the end of your workout; the small moves still take something out of your body, and you don't have the same level of energy and preparedness to get as much out of the exercise if it's at the end," he says.
Whether your goal is fat loss, muscle definition, or sports performance, Robertson recommends starting each session with moves that work multiple muscle groups at once to maximize your gains. His picks: squats, deadlifts, chinups, or bench presses.
The research was published online in the journal Sports Medicine.


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Esso to produce low sulphur fuel following tests with WWL
By Marcus Williams2014-07-16T11:34:25+01:00
Esso Belgium, an affiliate of petrochemical giant ExxonMobil, has announced it will be converting higher sulphur residual oils into fuel for transport, including for commercial shipping, at its refinery in Antwerp. The move follows tests on a new ultra-low sulphur fuel in conjunction with logistics provider Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) and comes ahead of next year's regulation limiting sulphur content used by ships in waters around northern Europe to 0.5%.
"WWL has long experience working with low sulphur fuels, starting with our voluntary low sulphur fuels policy over a decade ago," said a spokesperson for the company. "As part of our four-stream approach to compliance with new and coming sulphur regulations, WWL has been advocating the development of ultra-low sulphur fuel for the past few years."
Along with bunker oil with a 0.5% sulphur content provided by the refineries, that four-stream approach includes alternative energy sources, such as liquefied natural gas (LNG), biodiesel and solar power, as well as the use of exhaust cleaning systems (scrubbers) and distillates such as marine gas oil.
"We were very happy to be able to support Exxon with the testing of their product," continued the spokesperson. "The fuel was tested first in the auxiliary engines of our vessel, and when those tests were successful, in the main engines of the Tonseberg. Everything ran as intended there."
According to ExxonMobil, it is investing more than $1 billion to install a delayed coker unit at the Antwerp refinery to meet energy needs throughout northwest Europe. It brings investment in the refinery to $2 billion in less than a decade.
Delivering cleaner fuels
Though not specified by ExxonMobil, northwest Europe is the region affected by new sulphur emissions regulations that are being enforced from January next year (AL passim). Sulphur emissions will be limited by EU regulation to 0.1% in the Baltic Sea, North Sea and English Channel from beginning of 2015.
"In addition to enhancing ExxonMobil's strongly performing Antwerp facility, the new delayed coker unit will further strengthen ExxonMobil's integrated downstream and chemical portfolio in northwest Europe to better compete in the challenging global industry environment," said Stephen Hart, regional director of ExxonMobil Refining & Supply Company. "This investment will add to our product slate at the Antwerp refinery and deliver much needed cleaner diesel to our European customers."
A report in maritime news source gCaptain states that the Antwerp refinery will be making an ultra-low sulphur HDME 50 marine bunker fuel. The fuel shares some of the best properties of both distillate fuel and heavy fuel oil according to the source.
WWL has previously indicated the need for refineries to get involved with finding solutions to the demand for reduced sulphur emissions in ocean transport. At the Automotive Logistics Russia conference held in Moscow in June this year Erik Noeklebye, recently appointed head of Commercial for the company's Atlantic East business region, said that the company was pursuing global discussions with politicians designed to get 'upstream' solutions, including those that involved the refineries.
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Those points echoed similar ones made two years ago by WWL's previous CEO, Arild Iversen, who said the best solution to the forthcoming sulphur emission control areas (SECAs) would be desulphurised heavy fuel oil. After company research, Iversen said the best route would be to remove the problem at its source, at the refineries producing the fuel.
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Adelphi Athletic Director, Danny McCabe, cited the policy adopted by the sports team regarding 'warm-up' music as having been followed explicitly. The policy directs that warm-up music must not contain "vulgarity or inappropriate subject matter." McCabe apparently did not consider the aggressive promotion of xenophobic and military themes to be either vulgar or inappropriate, leading him to conclude that the school was "obliged" to put on the political display.
Although McCabe and Adelphi's administration were unable to discern the inappropriateness of the lacrosse team's nationalistic demonstration, the NCAA, which sponsors college level post season lacrosse tournament games, demands that host teams must play only "neutral music". Adelphi spokespersons stated that the Trump-speech music will not be played as Adelphi's team takes the field during the post season tournament given the association's rules.
Adelphi's lacrosse team is Division II's top seed this year with a record of 14-3.
It is not clear, however, where the school ranks in teaching its students of the rise of fascist movements in modern history, how public events have in the past been appropriated by fascists for the furtherance of inculcating nationalistic bigotry in populations or how the school fares in conveying to its students how to discern what is appropriate behavior and why it is important to consider the consequences of their actions.
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v-Summit
an Africa led vision
Africa Public Interest Media Initiative.
"The Power Of Public Interest Media And Africa's Renaissance".
About APIMI
The Africa Public Interest Media Initiative is an industry development focused mechanism, which has been designed by George Twumasi, a Fall 2018 Fellow at the Kennedy School of Government's Shorenstein Center at Harvard University.
The Africa Public Interest Media Initiative is facilitating the creation and establishment of a scalable, digital business model and an ecosystem that incentivises African-generated public interest entertainment content. Working in partnership with a dynamic network of mainstream media entities, it also makes that content widely accessible to citizens across Africa, to ensure the development of an editorially independent, democracy enhancing, public interest media ecosystem.
To achieve its vision and mission, APIMI is focusing on four key areas that are intricately linked with each other.
They are namely:
(1) Build a spirit of community & trust across Africa
(2) Build a culturally uplifting digital platform
(3) Build a structure to attract knowledge & capital
(4) Build an Inter-National co-production system
"The Power of Public Interest Media and Africa's Renaissance."
As President of the African Union, from 2007 to 2008, a goal that I had was to establish an authentic media of inspiration and reason which Africans everywhere could identify with. It is a vision that is urgently required, especially post-COVID, to revive Africa's pathway to its social, political, economic and cultural evolution; and its integrated transformation. My vision then, was to facilitate the creation of a public interest media network that was aligned to the core values of the African Union; the concept of an African Renaissance, and the principles of ethical governance and the freedom of speech. Not only does the spirit of an African Renaissance embody the hopes and aspirations of generations of Africa's most prolific thinkers and political reformists. It could also offer the reassurance of an inspiring future for the hundreds of millions of African citizens who share an intense desire for consequential change. During his term of office as President of South Africa, His Excellency President Thabo Mbeki, did passionately promote the ideal of an African Renaissance that would awaken the philosophical consciousness of every knowledge seeking African.
However, it is my sincere belief that the ideal's realization would be quickened only when, and if, an effective, public good focused, information dissemination system is successfully established. Africa's inherent inability to achieve tangible economic progress is particularly due to the fact that the continent is still bereft of sound and practical, public interest information-based knowledge systems that will engender a strong sense of the African's identity, to anchor and fuel the requisite creative drive and negotiation skills amongst its composite nations and peoples in their interactions with the rest of the world. To conclude, I am committed to an Africa Public Interest Media Initiative that is underpinned by ABN Holdings Ltd and, which is able to generate and facilitate the wide distribution of inspiring content made for Africans by Africans.
John Agyekum Kufuor, President of Ghana, January 2001 to January 2009
Patron, Africa Public Interest Media Initiative.
"The COVID 19 pandemic has illustrated with stark clarity just how vital access to trustworthy information is, especially in the context of an infodemic of misinformation. We are also witnessing an unprecedented crisis - what some are calling a 'media extinction' event - as independent media across Africa and elsewhere lose revenue and in many cases face closure. Just as public demand for independent media grows, the capacity to meet that demand is diminishing. Rebuilding public interest media in all its forms will require fresh vision and new strategies. BBC Media Action looks forward to working with the Africa Public Interest Media Initiative and with former President John Kufuor who is advancing that vision, as well as other initiatives, in rebuilding public interest media in the future." - James Deane (BBC Media Action)
The mission of the Africa Public Interest Media Initiative, a mechanism, which is designed to ensure an effective professional alignment with the International Fund for Public Interest Media, is to ensure the adoption and ratification of both initiatives by the African Union. Accordingly, the objective of His Excellency John Kufuor is to:
- highlight and articulate the importance of free and independent public interest media as a powerful tool for self-determination, cultural sovereignty and information sharing.
- secure concrete support from the leadership of the African Union for the African Public Interest Media Initiative and the International Fund for Public Interest Media.
- prioritise support for independent public interest media at the level of the African Union and from its aligned development institutions including the AfDB Group
- generate democratic governance focused support strategies at the levels of the G7, the OECD and international development financing institutions targeting the continent.
- reinforce the merits for a synergistic alignment between the goals of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement and a viable public interest digital media ecosystem
- create a compelling rationale for international development agencies, donor countries and private equity investors to invest in an independent public interest media system.
As President of Ghana between January 2001 and January 2009, His Excellency John Kufuor presided over a government, which opened up its economy and its politics to the dictates of the tenets of freedom of speech and a benevolent form of capitalism. For that reason, after nearly eleven years of life as a private citizen, he remains of the firm opinion that a free and independent public interest media in Africa is more vital than ever. The former President's views are premised on the fact that as a key part of an increasingly interconnected world, Africa's youth are increasingly central to Africa's ongoing social, cultural, economic and political advancement. In summary, a public interest digital media ecosystem that serves as a mentoring agency and a powerful intellectual pathway to self-determination and global citizenship, is the essence of the mission, for which the African Public Interest Media Initiative has been formed.
Related Synergies
PATRON's OP-ED
Former President John A. Kufuor's OpEd on CNBC Africa.
Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
Feasibility Study by Luminate and BBC Media Action on IFPIM
PATRON's PODCAST
Former President John A. Kufuor's podcast on BBC.
PATRON's MEDIA
Former President John A. Kufuor's interview on CNBC Africa.
ABN APIMI Blog Posts
ABN Africa Blog about the APIMI.
John Agyekum Kufuor Foundation
African Broadcasting Network
Knowledge Capital
BBC Media Action
Convenor
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Ofamfa Studio
Rapid Blue
George Twumasi
Sal Souza
James Deane
Simon Spanswick
Int. Industry Networking
Patrick Jucaud
Duncan Irvine
AU/Int. Co-productions
Wangeci Murage
E/A Industry Networking
Cecil Nguvauva
AU Industry Networking
Guy Murray Bruce
Intra-Africa Ambassador
Michael Mackonen
Intra-HoAf Ambassador
Trans-National Ambassador
Themba Ndlwana
Intra-Local Ambassador
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V-Summits
V-Summits are a series of virtual conferences, which have been designed to attract concrete political, knowledge and financial capital. Resources that are generated, consequent to the summits, will be applied into the expansive development of viable and editorially independent public interest media on the African continent. Accordingly, the V-Summits will comprise ongoing, high-level, virtual interactions with:
1.	a select group of the continent's most accomplished senior Statesmen and Stateswomen to discuss and garner support for the International Fund for Public Interest Media and the African Public Interest Media Initiative.
2.	Aligned media support organizations, state-owned media enterprises, leading private sector media enterprises and digital media organizations to discuss the future of public interest media as a force for public good.
3.	credible high net-worth investors & philanthropists, aligned OECD donor countries, UN development agencies, international financing institutions telecommunication multinationals and internet technology giants.
The model, which has been developed on behalf of the John Agyekum Kufuor Foundation by the African Broadcasting Network (ABN) - and in association with BBC Media Action, will seek to create a tangible opportunity in order to:
1.	Build political support for the International Fund for Public Interest Media and the African Public Interest Media Initiative.
2.	Highlight the importance of independent public interest news and entertainment media to the future development of African nations.
3.	Encourage greater philanthropic and commercial investment in an independent public interest news and entertainment media ecosystem


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Head Baseball Coach
Corona del Sol High School
Coach Webb is starting his 15th year (2006-present) as head coach of the Corona del Sol Aztec baseball. His teams have had excellent season records.
The 2009 Team brought home Corona del Sol's second STATE CHAMPIONSHIP in baseball by beating Hamilton 11-1 in the state finals. The 2019 Team brought home the 6A Runner-Up title.
The 2020 season got off to a great start with a record of 9-1, but then season was stopped because of the coronavirus.
Coach Webb has a rich background in baseball, having played at Phoenix Camelback High School for three years (1989-1991). He played for his father, Charlie Webb. Dave went on to play at Scottsdale Community College. He finished his degree at Grand Canyon University (1996). Dave also received his master's degree from Arizona State University (2003).
Coach Webb teaches World History/Geography and World Geography. He is considered an excellent teacher in the classroom and on the baseball field. He will continue the baseball "TRADITION" at CDS.
Coaching History:
1995-1996, Graduate Assistant Coach, Grand Canyon University
1997 – 2005, Varsity Assistant, Corona del Sol High School
2006 – Present, Head Coach, Corona del Sol High School
2007 – Asst. Coach, USA Baseball 14U Team, Gold Medal -Pan Am Qualifier, Guatemala
2008 – Asst.Coach, USA Baseball 14U Team, Gold Medal in Pan Am Puerto Rico
2009 – Head Coach, USA Baseball 14U Team, Gold Medal -Pan Am Qualifier, Guatemala
2009 – 5A (Division 1) State Champions, Corona del Sol High School
2010 – Head Coach, USA Baseball 14U Team, Gold Medal in Pan Am Championship, Ecuador
2013 – Head Coach, Inaugural USA Baseball 12U National Team, Gold Medal at World Championship, Taiwan
2019 – 6A (Division 1) State Runner Up, Corona del Sol High School
Player History:
1989-1991 Phoenix Camelback High School (Phoenix, AZ)
1992,1993, Scottsdale Community College, 3B and 1B
1994,1995, Grand Canyon University, 3B
He is Married to Kellie and has two children, Bryan and Kacie Lynn.
Head Coach David Webb


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Welcome reissue of this classic 1979 album that found Nick Lowe with cohorts Dave Edmunds, Terry Williams and Billy Bremner, collectively known as Rockpile one of the hottest bands on the planet at the time.
Includes Nick's biggest hit in 'Cruel To Be Kind', that still picks up regular radio plays, along with other standout tracks such as 'Cracking Up', 'American Squirm' and 'Without Love'. A bonus track, 'Basing Street', has also been added.
It comes in a digipack format with original artwork from noted designer Barney Bubbles with fabulous period pictures. The booklet note is by Will Birch with recoillections from Nick Lowe.
Full press and promo accompanies this release with reviews already guaranteed in Mojo, Uncut, Classic Rock and Record Collector, nationals are searching for space. Radio support pedged from Radcliffe/Maconie, Johnnie Walker and more.
By mid-1978 'Dave Edmunds' Rockpile', or 'Nick Lowe's Rockpile' depending on who was that week's headiest honcho, had consolidated their sound and guaranteed a top night out. For the uninitiated, imagine a sort of Beatles-with-muscles, due in no small part to the thundering, rock-solid drums of Terry Williams and the fretboard dexterities of Billy Bremner and Dave Edmunds. Abetted by bassist Nick Lowe, the group boasted three lead vocalists and a dependable song supply chain.
Labour Of Lust was released in June 1979 in a Barney Bubbles-designed package. Rockpile undertook an extensive UK tour and then took off once again for the USA, where they opened for Blondie. Reflecting on the Labour Of Lust era, Nick says, "Arriving in America and hearing 'Cruel To Be Kind' on several Los Angeles radio stations was a trip".


In a recent execution video from the Islamic State group, two European nationals claiming to be members of the militant group threaten Germany with attacks as they use assault rifles to kill two men in Palmyra, Syria. In a rare German-language video message, the militants from the group -- which is also known as ISIS or ISIL -- call on their "brothers and sisters" in Europe to join them in Syria or to carry out attacks in their home countries.
The two militants have been identified as German national Abu Amar al-Almani and Austrian fighter Abu Usama al-Gharib, who reportedly served prison time in both Turkey and Austria for his support of al Qaeda, Vocativ reported. They said their call for lone-wolf attacks was to avenge "spilling the blood of Muslims in Afghanistan," where Germany's government fought alongside a U.S.-led coalition.
Near the end of the video, the militants execute two captives, who they claim were members of Syria's military. The execution is set to a song by Abu Talha al-Almani, a German rapper who formerly went by the name "Deso Dog" and was born Denis Cuspert. He joined the jihadist group in 2012. Al-Amani has appeared in numerous ISIS propaganda videos, including one that featured him holding the severed heads of ISIS opponents, NBC News reported.
Earlier Wednesday morning, a German intelligence official said the country had managed to hinder the flow of fighters into Syria. At least 720 people were believed to be fighting in Syria, the intelligence official told Reuters, though the number could be much higher. This year, significantly fewer German nationals were believed to have traveled to Syria in comparison to 2014.
ISIS draws much of its support in Germany from disaffected people, including homeless youths. The militant group has attracted a number of teenagers from both Europe and the United States. Last month Turkish authorities arrested a 13-year-old German boy who sought to enter Syria through Turkey's southern border.