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2015 Kuwait mosque bombing
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Kuwait mosque bombing
Part of 2015 Ramadan attacks
al-Imam as-Sadiq Mosque
29°22′36″N 47°58′35″E / 29.3766007°N 47.976474115°E / 29.3766007; 47.976474115Coordinates: 29°22′36″N 47°58′35″E / 29.3766007°N 47.976474115°E / 29.3766007; 47.976474115
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Shia Muslim worshippers
Suicide bombing
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant[2]
Imam Ja'far as-Sadiq Mosque
Imam Ja'far as-Sadiq Mosque (Kuwait)
A suicide bombing took place on 26 June 2015 at a Shia mosque in Kuwait. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant claimed responsibility for the attack.[2] Kuwait's Emir arrived at the location of the incident after a short period of time.[4] Twenty-seven people were killed and 227 people were wounded. Twenty-nine suspects were taken to court and after approximately ten sessions, most of them public, 15 were found guilty, with 7 to receive capital punishment (5 in absentia). Those include Adel Eidan, who drove the bomber to the mosque and admitted his intention to bomb the mosque and claimed that he wanted the mosque itself to be bombed, but "not the people", and Mohammed and Majid az-Zahrani (in absentia), who delivered the explosives to the terrorists in Kuwait and were arrested by Saudi authorities.
Three other Islamist attacks took place on the same day in France, Tunisia, and Somalia. The attacks followed an audio message released three days earlier by ISIS senior leader, Abu Mohammad al-Adnani, encouraging militants everywhere to attack the stated enemies of ISIS during the month of Ramadan. No definitive link between the attacks has yet been established. One attack, at a French factory, resulted in the beheading of one person; another, at a Tunisian beach resort, killed 38, most of them British tourists; and the other, an attack on an African Union base undertaken by Al-Shabaab, killed at least 70.[5]
2 Bomb explosion
2.1 Victims
2.2 Responsibility and investigation
2.3 Trial
2.3.1 Criminal Court
2.4 Appeals and Cassation Court
3.1 Funeral
3.2 First anniversary and Mosque's restoration and Emir's visit
3.3 Second anniversary
3.4 More footage and lawsuit against the Government
4.1 Local
4.2 International reactions
4.2.1 International Organisations
4.2.2 Gulf States
4.2.3 Arab States
Background[edit]
The only prior bombing attacks in Kuwait took place in 1983 and 1985, which caused at least five fatalities - the perpetrators themselves.[6] Sectarian tensions have been generally low in Kuwait.[7][8] The Imam Ja'far as-Sadiq Mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Kuwait,[6][8] located in the Sawabir district in Sharq area, which is a part of the Capital Governorate.[9] The mosque is attended mainly by Shia Muslim worshippers.
This attack was a part of the strategic terrorism of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), which considers Shia Islam to be heresy.[10] In late May 2015, after the Qatif and Dammam mosque bombings, ISIL released a voice message calling on Muslims to clear the Arabian Peninsula of its Shia population.[11]
Bomb explosion[edit]
A suicide bomber attacked the mosque during Friday prayers in Muslim holy month of Ramadan, factors that made the mosque more crowded than usual.[10] At least eight people were immediately killed in the blast, which heavily damaged parts of the building.[12][13] A witness said that the bomber entered the last row between the worshipers and detonated his device.[6][8] Another witness, Parliament member Khalil al-Salih, who was in the mosque during the attack, said the same. He added "The explosion was really hard. The ceiling and wall got destroyed". He added that more than 2,000 people were praying there at that time.[14]
Victims[edit]
Twenty-seven people were killed, consisting of 18 Kuwaitis, three Iranians,[15] two Indians,[16] one Saudi,[17] one Pakistani and one Bedoon.[18] Another 227 people were wounded in the attack, of whom 40 were still hospitalized on 28 June.[19] Eight of the deceased victims were sent to Peace Valley cemetery, in the Shia holy city of Najaf, Iraq, by an official state plane.[20]
Responsibility and investigation[edit]
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant identified the bomber as Abu Suleiman al-Muwahhid, and said in a statement posted on social media that he had targeted a "temple of the rejectionists" – a derogative term used towards Shias. By the following day, Kuwaiti authorities had arrested several people in connection with the attacks, including the driver of the car that took the bomber to the mosque,[21] and the owner of the house he stayed in, which initial investigations showed that he is a supporter of "extremist and deviant ideology".[22][23][24] The Ministry of Interior released a statement on its website two days after, identifying the perpetrator as Fahd Suleiman al-Qabba (born 1992[22]), a Saudi citizen. The statement added that the terrorist arrived in the country on a commercial flight on the day of the attack.[3] In his Instagram account, the arrested owner of the car,[19] posted pictures of him giving lessons to kids in a mosque in the Sulaibiya area. His account was suspended in accordance with Instagram terms.[25]
According to local newspapers, the perpetrators were told 20 days before to commit an operation that will "Shake Kuwait up", and let them choose the time and location. After picking the location, they contacted ISIL leaders about their plans via WhatsApp and e-mail, and checked the mosque for a two-week period. The source says that the explosives arrived at terrorist's house by partners from Saudi Arabia. Accordingly, the driver stopped at the parking lot of the mosque, along with suicide bomber at 11:00 am. Both of them waited until the mosque got crowded with worshipers. The suspected suicide bomber then went out holding a device, and when he opened his hand the bomb exploded. CCTV clip indicates that the suicide bomber walked into the mosque with his left hand crossed at his stomach. After the crime, the perpetrators were planning to escape Kuwait, but the rapid response of the Ministry of the Interior left them with no time to do so.[26][27] The day of the attacks has been dubbed "Bloody Friday" by international media.
Two weeks later, Saudi authorities said that they had arrested three brothers suspected to be involved in the attack.[28][29] On 14 July, the public prosecutor charged twenty-nine people involved in the attack - including the two Saudi brothers[30] - and one still at large.[31] The public prosecutor demanded the death penalty for eleven suspects.[32]
Trial[edit]
Wikinews has related news: Kuwaiti court sentences seven to death for June mosque bombing
Criminal Court[edit]
Most sessions were public. Eleven suspects were released after the 6 August session, and the trial was deferred to the 10 August to assign new lawyers to those suspects without legal representatives. After the trial, the lawyer of the 9th and 11th suspects stepped down from defending the ninth suspect, as his testimony contradicted that of the eleventh. The lawyer of the 26th suspect also stepped down for "private reasons". The first suspect's lawyer also stepped down claiming the same reason. The first suspect's, Adel Eidan, the man who drove the bomber to the mosque and brought the explosives from the Saudi brothers near the Kuwaiti-Saudi border and gave shelter to the bomber after he arrived from Saudi Arabia, made the claim that he wanted to bomb the mosque without killing anyone.[33] On the 15 August session, a lawyer was fined 100 KWD (~$330) for not showing up without an excuse, and another attorney was assigned for his clients. On the same session, one of the suspect's claim that he was tortured was refuted by the Forensic Medicine doctors. All session were public except the fourth session, and the suspects were able to see and contact their lawyers. Some females suspects were charged with hiding and destroying important evidence. For example, the twentieth suspect destroyed Fahd al-Qabba's (the bomber's) mobile phone.[34] On 14 September 2015, the court ruled that 15 out of the 29 suspects had been found guilty, with seven receiving death sentences (five in absentia).[35]
Appeals and Cassation Court[edit]
The Appeals court reduced the sentence of ISIS leader in Kuwait Fahad Muharib to 15 years in prison, and upheld Eidan's sentence. With this, Eidan is the only defendant in Kuwait to receive the death penalty. The cases of the five other defendants sentenced in absentia were not brought before the higher courts as their charges can only be challenged when they appear.
The Cassation Court upheld all of the Appeals Court's sentences.[36]
The Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Sabah was on the scene minutes after the attack,[4][6] as was the speaker of the Kuwaiti parliament, who called for an urgent meeting.[37] The cabinet convened an emergency session later in the afternoon.[6]
Several pictures were posted in social media and local newspapers showing men smeared with blood outside the mosque, a row of victims wrapped in white body bags, and the damage the mosque received.[14] Calls for blood donations have been made.[38][39] After receiving sufficient blood, the rest of the donors were told to come back after iftar – the meal eaten after sunset that marks the end of fasting.[40] According to a Blood Bank supervisor, the bank received 1300 donors by the end of first day.[41] The wounded were sent to more than five hospitals across the country.[42]
Several private hospitals announced that they will treat any victim of the incident for free.[43] Stuttgart Hospital in Germany announced that they will treat the victims for free. Some of the injured were sent there. The German Vivantes medical group sent medical staff to Kuwait.[44]
Funeral[edit]
The condolence acceptance was held in Grand Mosque, the country's largest Sunni mosque on Saturday, 27 June. The Emir, Crown Prince, Prime Minister, former Prime Minister, other ministers, MPs, and high-ranked officials all attended.[45] According to the Arab Times, thousands paid their respects.[46]
At least 35,000 Kuwaitis, expatriates and mourners from the GCC countries attended the burial at Ja'fari Cemetery in Sulaibikhat.[47] Paramedics were on site and helped those who fainted due to the hot temperature which reached 45 °C.[19] Parliament Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanim said at the funeral: "The unity of the people of our country is incredible [...] If you look around you will see Sunnis and Shias, Kuwaitis and non-Kuwaitis, all present to give their condolences to the families of the victims."[48][49]
First anniversary and Mosque's restoration and Emir's visit[edit]
The patriotic spirit manifested by the people of Kuwait and their love, devotion and allegiance to their homeland would fend off all criminal and terrorist acts.
Sabah Al-Sabah, [50]
The Mosque was renovated and reopened about one year later in June 2016. The Emir of Kuwait, along with Sheikh Nasir al-Sabah, the former Prime Minister of Kuwait, and other members of the royal family visited the mosque and led a voluntary prayer there. Sheikh Nawwaf al-Sabah, the Crown Prince of Kuwait, was quoted praising national unity, adding "Kuwait's leaders, government and people are a single family that are united through both good and trying times." The Minister of Justice and Minister of Islamic Affairs Yaqoub al-Sane' was also present.
Relatives of the victims applauded the visit, saying it was a reflection of the national unity the terrorists were trying to undermine.[50]
The Speaker of the Parliament at the time, Marzouq al-Ghanim, recalled the Emir's comment that "those are my children" after his security guards warned him about the dangers of going out in the open immediately after a terrorist attack.[46][51]
Second anniversary[edit]
On the second anniversary of the attack, an exhibition was opened to document the attack.[52]
More footage and lawsuit against the Government[edit]
Three years after the incident, a surveillance footage showing the perpetrator walking inside the mosque and detonating himself, along with the immediate effects of the explosion was released. The video also showed the response, or lack of response, by the police[53].
After attacks targeting Shia in other parts of the region, such as the Qatif and Dammam mosque bombings, which took place one month before the incident, and threats against Shia mosques and prominent Kuwaiti Shia scholar, such as S. Muhammad Baqir Al-Muhri, the most prominent Shia scholar at the time[54], the government promised to take serious measures to protect worshippers. In the aftermath of the incident, a lawsuit accusing the government of negligence was filed. While the appeals court ordered the government guilty and ordered it to reimburse the victims, the Supreme Court found the government not guilty, stating the government have taken sufficient measures and citing "compelling circumstances."[55][56]
Response[edit]
Local[edit]
...Those are my sons
Emir of Kuwait Sabah Al-Sabah, [57]
All segments of Kuwaiti society released statements condemning the attack. Kuwait's Emir came to the location of the incident after a short period of time.[4] He was warned that it was dangerous for him to get out, to which he replied "Those are my children".[57] The Mosque's administration released a statement one day after the attack, condemning it and showing appreciation to the Emir for coming, and offering their condolences to the Emir, the Crown Prince, and the families of the martyrs.[58] The Prime Minister, Sheikh Jaber al-Mubarak al-Sabah, visited the wounded and condemned the attack, saying, "This incident targets our internal front, our national unity. But this is too difficult for them and we are much stronger than that."[14] The country's Minister of Justice and Islamic Affairs, Yaqoub Al-Sanea, called the attack "a terrorist and criminal act that threatens our security and targets our national unity".[2] The Emir ordered re-construction of the mosque,[59] although a few days before a Sunni business owner said his company is ready to do it for free.[60]
International reactions[edit]
International Organisations[edit]
United Nations – United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon strongly condemned the three attacks on Kuwait, Tunisia and France. He added: "those responsible for these appalling acts of violence must be swiftly brought to justice". the UN Security Council, President of the UN General Assembly Sam Kutesa, and the UN High Representative of the Alliance of Civilizations Nassir Al-Nasir also condemned the attacks.[61]
European Union – High Representative / Vice President Federica Mogherini condemned the attack, saying that the bombing, together with the attacks that occurred in France and Tunisia the same day were "stark reminder that no country and no region can ignore the challenge posed by terrorists. They aim at destabilising our societies by spreading fear, suspicion, prejudice. Both Europe and the Arab world are targeted. Together we cry for our victims – and together we will stand against violence and sectarianism.[62]
Gulf States[edit]
Bahrain – King Hamad al-Khalifa condemned the attack and expressed his condolences to the relatives of the victims.[63] Opposition party, Al Wefaq National Islamic Society, also condemned the attacks. In a statement released on their website, they described the attack as "atrocious terror attack."[64]
Iran – Iranian President Hassan Rouhani condemned the attack and sent condolences to the Emir.[65][66] Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham condemned the attacks.[67]
Iraq – Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah al-Khalid al-Sabah received a phone call from his Iraqi counterpart condemning the attack.[68]
Grand Ayatullah Ali al-Sistani condemned the attack, expanding deepest condolences to the families of the victims.[69]
Oman – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs denounced the attack and all forms of violence and terrorism against innocent worshipers.[70]
Saudi Arabia – Foreign Minister Sheikh Sabah al-Khalid al-Sabah received a phone call from his Saudi counterpart condemning the attack.[68]
United Arab Emirates – The UAE strongly condemned the attack on the mosque in Kuwait.[71] UAE minister of foreign affairs Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan stressed the full support of UAE leadership and government to Kuwait.[72]
Arab States[edit]
Egypt – President Abdelfatah al-Sisi condemned the attack in a phone call with the Kuwaiti Emir.[73] The Foreign Minister also condemned the three separate attacks that occurred on the same day, calling them "vile".[74]
Lebanon – Prime Minister Tammam Salam strongly condemned the attack as a heinous plot against the national unity of Kuwait. A press release from his office read: "The attack against a mosque in the holy month of Ramadan adds a new example of the extent of barbarism of saboteurs and the seriousness of their destructive acts in our Arab region."[70] The Lebanese Islamic Resistance (Hizbullah) Leader Sayyid Hasan Nasrallah denounced the attacks on mosques in a video, and added that Kuwait's and Kuwaitis' reaction to the bombing as an Emir, Government, National Assembly (Parliament), political powers, Sunni and Shia scholars and ordinary people was a marvelous model, and he gave a salute to Kuwait. He then compared the situation with Bahrain's, when the government tried to "benefit" from the threats.[75][76][77]
Jordan – State Minister for Media Affairs Muhammad al-Momani condemned the attack.[78]
Libya – The Foreign Ministry of the disputed government describing it as a "plan to plant sectarian sedition and deal a blow to national unity. This act stems from a veiled intention to implant sectarian sedition and strike the national unity between Sunnis and Shiites in Kuwait."[79]
Sudan – The Foreign Ministry said of the attack that it targeted unarmed worshipers and targeted the stability and security of the Kuwaiti society.[70]
Others[edit]
Bosnia – The Bosnian-Kuwaiti parliamentary friendship group said the attack targeted not only Kuwaiti worshipers but all Muslims and peace loving people around the world.[70]
Canada – Prime Minister Stephen Harper condemned the "heinous terrorist attacks" that day and offered his deepest condolences. "...We will continue to protect Canadians, support the international coalition to degrade the jihadist threat, and stand shoulder to shoulder with our allies in defiance of this evil," said Harper in a statement posted on the Canadian government website.[80]
India – President of India Pranab Mukherjee sent a letter to the Emir expressing condolences.[81] Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the attacks in France, Tunisia, and Kuwait, saying the progress of humanity lies in peace and brotherhood instead of hatred and mindless violence.[82]
Philippines – The Department of Foreign Affairs the attacks in Kuwait along with attacks in Tunisia, and France. The foreign affairs body also urged the international community to continue the global campaign against terrorism saying that "Extremism and terrorism have no place in a civilized society. They also run counter to the desire of people all around the world for peace, harmony and understanding, and to global efforts to promote development and prosperity". Condolences to the families and relatives of the victims of the attack were also extended.[83]
Russia – President Vladimir Putin expressed condolences to Kuwait.[84] "The Russian head of state has strongly denounced terrorism in all of its manifestations and voiced support for the Kuwaiti leadership's and people's efforts to fight this threat," the statement read.[85]
Singapore – The Ministry of Foreign affairs condemned the attacks and reiterated the country's strong opposition of terrorism. "Singapore strongly condemns the acts of violence and the loss of innocent lives in the three terrorist attacks that occurred on 26 June 2015 in Sousse, Tunisia, Kuwait City, Kuwait, and Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, France. We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the victims on their tragic loss. These brutal acts of terror are another reminder that we need to remain vigilant and work closely with our international partners to combat terrorism and counter violent extremism"[86]
Malaysia – Prime Minister Najib Razak condemn the attack and offered his condolences. On his statement in Facebook, he said "In the strongest terms, I condemn the heinous acts of terrorism on innocent civilians in France, Tunisia and Kuwait". "These atrocities, which have caused injuries and claimed the lives of many in this holy month of Ramadan, are against the true teachings of Islam. My deepest condolences and Al-Fatihah".[87]
Pakistan – The Foreign Office strongly condemned the attack. "The people and the Government of Pakistan wish to convey their heartfelt sympathies and deepest condolences to the bereaved families and pray for speedy recovery of the injured. [...] We share the grief of the brotherly people of the State of Kuwait over this cowardly attack against innocent civilians praying at a mosque during the Holy month of Ramadan."[70]
United Kingdom - British Prime Minister David Cameron described the terrorist attacks as "savage" and "a brutal and tragic reminder of the threat faced around the world from these evil terrorists"[88]
Vietnam – President Trương Tấn Sang sent a message of condolence to Kuwait's emir Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah over the great loss of life caused by the terror attack. While Deputy Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry Pham Thu Hang expressed her deep concern and strongly protests the terrorist attacks in France, Tunisia and Kuwait. In a statement, she said "These are savage and inhumane actions targeting innocent civilians. We share the irreparable losses and heartbreak with the Governments, peoples and families of victims". She also stressed that Vietnam believes those instigators must bear the responsibility for their actions and receive strict punishment.[89]
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List of terrorist incidents, 2015
Terrorism in Kuwait
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Q: SQL Server Numa config - Why is VAS reservered memory different on each numa mode? I have a virtual machine running on hyper-V. The VM has 26 processors assigned to it and 300 GB of RAM.
The underlying physical server has 2 CPU sockets, both with 8 cores each.
Looking at the NUMA config in SQL Server I can see the following:

Node: 0 State: ONLINE Online schedulers: 13 Offline schedulers: 0
Processor Group: 0 Memory node: 0 Memory VAS Reserved GB: 688
Node: 1 State: ONLINE Online schedulers: 13 Offline schedulers: 0
Processor Group: 0 Memory node: 1 Memory VAS Reserved GB: 0

Why is there a difference of Reserved VAS memory between the two numa modes?  Does it mean all the RAM is in the first processors DIMMs on the physical server, and so the second processor is actually having to access the RAM on the first?
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z100's Jingle Ball 2014- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Last night z100's, New York's #1 hit music station, held their 2014 Jingle Ball right in the heart of New York City at the famed Madison Square Garden. In conjunction with I Heart Radio, the concert was broadcast all over the internet with an air date on the CW to happen later on this month. Naturally the show was sold out as it was packed with some of today's biggest and brightest stars, all huddled under one roof to give everyone a great show and for us to have an awesome night. Whereas there were a ton of great moments that happened throughout the night, there were some things that happened that made me puzzled, confused and wondering if it was really ok putting them there in the first place. Take a look at what went right, and what went wrong at Jingle Ball.
The Standouts-
Taylor Swift-
Of course, Taylor was the headliner at Jingle Ballso she was the last to come out which happened around 11:45 PM, nearly four hours into the show itself. It also happened to be Tay tay's birthday today, so all of us got to celebrate with her on her 25th which was pretty awesome. Honestly, Taylor is at the stage in her career where being at the top isn't even the top, she's further than that. So the mini concert itself was really just a spectacle to watch and the audience craved every minute of it. She has such great stage presence and really enjoys the interaction she has with her audience. Only thing I was a bit confused by was why she performed two songs off of "Red" and not all five of her songs from "1989". I get you wanna perform the hits, but you have enough adoring fans that know "1989" already that they would've been excited to hear something new as opposed to something we've heard for years (I was hoping she would've performed, "Style". Nope). Otherwise, great set to end the night.
Shawn Mendes-
Maybe this is just my age as I am transitioning from the top 40 phase of my life to the WALK 97.5 stage, but Shawn Mendes was the only person on the Jingle Ball lineup that I had no clue who he actually was. He apparently has some big song out right now that he performed last night called "Life Of The Party", which for a guy just playing with a guitar and nothing else did a pretty good job. The highlight was his own version of the first verse of Eminem's "Lose Yourself" which he did in a very stripped down way, and that to me was awesome. It is good to know that someone of his tender age of 16 can research music from a different time period and take a song which is so deep and heavy and turn it into something much more light and in a way refreshing. Hope he has a very successful career ahead.
Sam Smith-
Love him and I think he is the best thing that happened in 2014 by far. Such a simple guy with this amazing voice that commands such a presence. He is such a unique throwback to the yesteryears of Elton John and Billy Joel, and did such a fantastic performance of his hits "I'm Not The Only One" and "Stay With Me". Just like Shawn, I see a bright future for him and hope his success continues beyond this amazing year he had.
Pharrell-
Surprisingly Pharrell was the one who kicked off the night, which in past years is usually reserved for some of the smaller acts. Pharrell spent most of his set performing hits that he was featured on such as "Blurred Lines" and "Get Lucky" but the latter two songs were his best. Why? The surprise announcement of his fellow "Voice" judge Gwen Stefani coming out to perform their new song "Spark The Fire", which was freaking awesome. Growing up Gwen was a huge music influence for me and seeing her and him perform together again was amazing. Of course, he finished his set with "Happy" and invited a bunch of PSL's on the stage to dance/take selfies with him. Honestly, if I was on stage with Pharrell I would put my phone in my pocket and enjoy the experience and not do what these stupid girls did, but it's a generational thing, so whatever.
5 Seconds of Summer/Maroon 5-
The only two "Rock" acts at Jingle Ball, and both did a pretty decent job. Maroon 5 was great, maybe phoned it in a bit with "Animal" and "One More Night", but I felt like they were super rushed because Jingle Ball itself had such a large lineup that many of the acts only had 10-15 minutes. Nevertheless they were great. 5 Seconds of Summer, or 5SOS, were quite fantastic and did a great rendition of "What I Like About You". My hope is that they can get past the screaming girl phase and really be seen as a great band as opposed to a flash in the pan that pop seems to take in and spit out every year.
The Lowlights-
Jessie J/Meghan Trainor/Rita Ora/Nick Jonas/Charli XCX/Rixton-
I honestly felt bad for all of them, they legit got 2.5 seconds on stage and then went bye bye. Nick and Rita I'm not shocked at. Rita doesn't even have a huge song here in our country, and Nick only has one song "Jealous" which he did pretty decently. Jessie did one song "Burning Up" but came back later on in the night to perform "Bang Bang" with Ariana Grande, and Charli XCX came back after her set to do "Fancy" of course. I just felt that all six of these artists are quite talented and had a good amount of buzz about them that they could've given them a little bit more stage time. Especially Meghan Trainor, who legit rushed through quite possibly the biggest song of this year, "All About That Base". I get that they have to stay on schedule but I just thought it was a bit unfair to give them that little amount of time when they are all talented in their own right.
Calvin Harris-
You have had massive hits over the years with some of the biggest names in the business, and you even sing on some of your own songs. So you got paid last night to stand on stage, press play, and yell at the audience and you weren't even mixing. Seriously? Bye.
Ariana Grande-
Oh lord, where to begin. First off, I'm begging this girl to stop wearing that stupid ponytail as she consistently looks like a 6th grader. Want to be taken seriously? Dress a little bit older than you have been. Her shout out to her awful brother Frankie was another thing. Zero connection with her audience, she giggled about tripping during her one part, and just seems very unprofessional. Also, it seemed as if The Weeknd was supposed to perform with her on "Love Me Harder" but conspicuously wasn't there. I attest it to the fact that she wanted all the stage time, which further proves her diva like behavior that she has been accused of over the past year. There is a huge difference between what she and Taylor is putting out there. Just saying.
Iggy Azalea-
Sort of surprised that she was the second to last to perform over people I deem to be bigger and more talented than her. Ugh. What kills me is that she needs to figure out if she wants to be a pop artist or stay strictly rap, because her performance last night lingered both ways. She was super bubbly and pop on "Fancy" then went the other direction on one of her better songs "Work". I can't believe she didn't censor the "Blow Job" line in that song, but to each his own. I just read novelty all over her and hope that she figures out a game plan because the amount of respect she has in the industry as a whole is quite low for someone who had such highs this year.
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Grammy Predictions 2015- Album Of The Year
When it comes to the music industry, the Grammy Awards still remain the Gold Medal when it comes to award achievement for artists and musicians alike. Last year's saw newcomers like Macklemore & Ryan Lewis and Lorde take the top spots in the New Artist and Song of the Year Category, whereas perennial EDM megastars Daft Punk shocked many a music fans by winning the coveted Album Of The Year Grammy with "Random Access Memories". Now with another year in music about to close, and the Grammy Nominations out in less than a month, Manhattan Digest digest's what will be nominated and who might be left in the dust in a year that was less than stellar to say the least. With no major artists with the exception of Coldplay, Beyonce, Jason Aldean and Eminem releasing albums this year, the music industry was run by throwaway pop tracks and one hit wonders in the making (Sorry Meghan Trainor). That being said, there were some stellar exceptions that I hope that Grammy's notice and crown this year- some who are overdue, some who are new, and some who have been here before and deserve it again. Today, we look at the potential noms for Album Of The Year.
Credit to: HipHopDX
Album Of The Year at the Grammy's can be tricky. Sometimes they get it right (Mumford & Sons, Daft Punk, Adele) and sometimes we don't know where they are coming from (Steely Dan, Herbie Hancock). Sometimes, they miss the ball completely, like last year when Justin Timberlake didn't even get nominated in a category that many people thought he would've won. This year, the inevitable nominee and winner is simple- Beyonce. Beyonce has been in this category before, losing a couple of years ago to Taylor Swift's "Fearless" over her insanely good effort "I Am… Sasha Fierce". However, with her self titled debut this year, she really doesn't have any competition as this album was one of the biggest music stories of the year. With no one knowing it was coming out, she quietly released this on a cold December night and drove the album to platinum status in less than two weeks, and outselling her previous effort "4" shortly after. The album spawned several huge singles (some will be discussed later), has insatiable duets with artists like Drake, Frank Ocean and her hubby Jay-Z and received generally positive feedback from fans and critics alike. No doubt the winner in my mind.
Credit to: Wikipedia
Others who could be huge contenders? Obviously, The "Frozen" Soundtrack for many reasons. Oscar winning, highest selling, songs parents and like minded people alike can't get out of your head equal Grammy goodness. This is the first soundtrack in several years though that really can be a strong contender in the main categories so be on the lookout for this to be nominated several times throughout the night.
Credit to: Pretty Much Amazing
Hip-Hop this year wasn't exactly stellar whatsoever. Last year had so many memorable people come out of the wood works with fantastic first efforts (Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Kendrick Lamar) and icons who kept churning out some amazing tracks (Jay-Z, Kanye West). The sad fact that the biggest star in hip hop this year may have been Iggy Azalea says a lot about that industry and hopefully there will be some recharge in 2015. That being said, Eminem should no doubt be the 3rd nominee in this category with "The Marshall Mathers LP 2". As someone who grew up when Eminem was really at his peek in so many different ways, I find it fantastic that 15 years after we first heard "The Real Slim Shady" he is still incredibly relevant and hip with a younger crowd that is just discovering what an epic rapper and legend he is. Whereas he had a better shot of winning this award years ago with "The Eminem Show" and the first Marshall Mathers LP" it would be a surprise if he was left out in this category.
The other two could be difficult to choose. One new artist who has gained quite a huge following this year is Sam Smith, who broke through with his gold selling "In The Lonely Hour". A powerhouse on his own, Sam blasted through the charts with his first single "Stay With Me" as well as working with other fantastic artists such as Disclosure ("Latch") and one of my favorite artists and tracks of the year, "Lalala" by Naughty Boy. He is this year's big British import, sort of the male Adele when it comes to the impact that he has had on the industry. His music style is very eclectic, with tinges of pop, R&B and adult contemporary all mixed in one. He's a surefire lock for Best New Artist without a shadow of a doubt, however don't be surprised if he is able to seep his way into the pivotal Album Of The Year category at the Grammy's.
Jack White's "Lazaretto" seems poised to be the fifth and final nominee in this category. Jack, mainly known for his epic band "The White Stripes" is no stranger to this category having being nominated two years ago for his effort "Blunderbuss". The 9 time Grammy Award winner's Rock efforts paid off for him tend fold this past year, with "Lazaretto" receiving stellar reviews from the top publications and debuting at #1 on the Billboard 200 Chart. If Jack doesn't get the lock for Album Of The Year don't be surprised if Coldplay takes the fifth spot for "Ghost Stories", which is one of the highest selling albums of this past year. the 7 time Grammy Award winners lit up the charts this year with "Sky Full Of Stars" amongst other hits, and have been Grammy favorites in the past with "Clocks" winning Record Of The Year over ten years ago. Don't expect Coldplay to take this award but expect multiple nominations for both "Stars" and "Ghost Stories" for sure.
Who do you think will be nominated Check out the Grammy official website for more info.
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2014 MTV Video Music Awards- Who Will Win
As sad as it is for me to say this, I was not invited to the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards that are happening tonight in Inglewood, California. I repped Manhattan Digest to the fullest at last year's show when they were held at Brooklyn's very own Barclay Center, and gave us one of the most epic performances in VMA history- Miley Cyrus. If you don't know what happened then you have been living under a rock for the past year. Needless to say, this year's VMA's is sure to be unpredictable and insane as it usually is. The lineup of performances look sick, with the opening being pop divas Jessie J, Arianna Grande and hip-hop songstress Nicki Minaj doing their current top 10 single "Bang Bang". Other noteworthy performances of the night should be Taylor Swift, who will be performing her new hit "Shake It Off" from the much anticipated new album "1989" due out October 27th. And of course, the lady of the night will be eight time nominee and already multiple VMA award winner Beyonce, who will be receiving the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award later in the evening. This award has been bestowed on several legends in the industry, from Madonna, Janet Jackson, The Rolling Stones and most recently pop pioneers Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears. Should be a performance of epic madness and one that I cannot wait to see.
So let's breakdown the other thing that people are there to see- who will win each category at the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards. This year's pack is stacked with some of the biggest artists and songs of the year, and is making it tough for this journalist to choose who will win and who should win. It is still funny to me that MTV broadcasts something like this when I believe I was wearing JNCO Jeans the last time they actually aired a block of music videos, but it is the most highly anticipated award show of the season, so I can see why they keep it going each year. Let's breakdown each category, starting with the "Artist To Watch, Presented by Taco Bell".
Artist to Watch, Presented By Taco Bell
5 Seconds Of Summer- "She Looks So Perfect"
Fifth Harmony- "Miss Moving On"
Sam Smith- "Stay With Me"
Schoolboy Q- "Man Of The Year"
Charli XCX- "Boom Clap"
Who Will Win- 5 Seconds Of Summer, Who Should Win- Sam Smith
5 Seconds Of Summer really came out of nowhere and has won the hearts of millions of adoring teens, who are the ones voting on this particular category for the most part. They are One Direction with talent, drums and guitar for the most part, so I sure as heck see them easily winning this won as it is a fan based vote. Fifth Harmony could've been a heavy contender for this if 5SOS wasn't in it, but they won't win this one. Schoolboy Q is amazing, as well as Charli XCX's song from "The fault In Our Stars" but not enough to garner this. If Sam Smith doesn't win this at the VMA's, he sure as hell will win at the 2015 Grammys and several other prestigious awards. His solo work this year on "Stay With Me" on top of his brilliant performances with other artists such as Disclosure and Naughty Boy prove what a threat this guy is to the industry, and I hope he gets some love on VMA night.
Best Rock Video-
Lorde- "Royals"
Linkin Park- "Until I'm Gone"
Imagine Dragons- "Demons"
Black Keys- "Fever"
Arctic Monkeys- "Do I Wanna Know?"
Who Will Win- Imagine Dragons. Who Should Win- Black Keys.
Imagine Dragons have had a pretty awesome two years, and this was only the 2nd song released off of their amazing debut album. "Royals" is not a rock song, so I don't get why it is in this category. Lorde has a better shot in other categories than this one, and sadly I don't think Arctic Monkeys have a shot in this category either. Black Keys should win as "Fever" is an amazing video, but no doubt Imagine Dragons will be the one taking this home tonight.
Best Pop Video-
Arianna Grande Featuring Iggy Azealea- "Problem"
Iggy Azalea Featuring Chari XCX- "Fancy"
Avicii Featuring Aloe Blacc- "Wake Me Up"
Jason DeRulo Featuring 2Chainz- "Talk Dirty"
Pharrell Williams- "Happy"
Who Will Win- Arianna Grande & Iggy. Who Should Win- Pharrell.
This really has been the year for Arianna and Iggy, however I think because Arianna has a bigger tween and teen fanbase she should lock this one up. "Wake Me Up" should be more in the clubland award than this one, and "Talk Dirty" just seems too urban for this as well, as is "Fancy". "Happy" is a freaking brilliant video that screams pop with a R&B flare, and should be the one to win in this. But expect pop ingenue Arianna Grande to be leaving with not just one but a couple of VMA night.
Best Female Video-
Beyonce- "Partition"
Arianna Grande Featuring Iggy Azalea- "Problem"
Iggy Azalea Featuring Charli XCX- "Fancy"
Katy Perry Featuring Juicy J- "Dark Horse"
Who Will Win- "Royals". Who Should Win- "Dark Horse/Partition"
I think "Royals", even though it is quite simple, kept my focus a lot more than the colorful pops that Iggy and Arianne presented in each of their videos, and the song is better than both so based off that it will and maybe should win. I loved the video for "Dark Horse" as Katy keeps bringing us really unique and out there videos that she has done so well over the years. "Partition" isn't the best video from the Beyonce album, but the look and feel of it should really make her a good contender for this category tonight.
Best Male Video-
Ed Sheeran Featuring Pharrell Williams- "Sing"
John Legend- "All Of Me"
Eminem Featuring Rihanna- "Monster"
Who Will Win- Ed Sheeran. Who Should Win- All of them (Minus John Legend).
This is quite possibly the strongest category of the bunch this year, as all videos and songs are incredible in their own unique ways. John's song is amazing and is this generation's new wedding song, however the video was basic and more of wedding video than an actual music video. I happen to love Ed Sheeran's vocals and video for "Sing" so that gets my vote easily. I wouldn't mind multiple VMA winner Eminem winning this for old times sake, however I think this is Ed's to lose.
Best Hip-Hop Video-
Childish Gambino- "3005"
Drake Featuring Majid Jordan- "Hold On (We're Going Home)"
Eminem- "Berserk"
Kanye West- "Black Skinhead"
Wiz Khalifa- "We Dem Boyz"
Who Will Win- Drake. Who should win- All of them.
Another really amazing category. I have to say Drake will win just based off of how popular the video and song was, however Eminem might be knocking at Drake's door for this so don't be surprised if he pulls an upset. Kanye's video is one of his best ever with his own social message that makes this video and song one of the standouts off of his last album. Wiz hasn't really had the biggest success since "Black & Yellow" however "We Dem Boyz" is a great video and keeps his street hustle going in the hip-hop game. Childish Gambino deserves a lot more success than then man is given, and I am super pumped the "3005" got the nod this year.
Video Of The Year-
Sia- "Chandelier"
Miley Cyrus- "Wrecking Ball"
Beyonce Featuring Jay-Z- "Drunk In Love"
Who Will Win- Miley or Beyonce. Who should win- SIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Chandelier" is such an AMAZING song and video that I really just want to see Sia make a public appearance and win this. She's like the female Daft Punk, you really never see her so I think it would make an AWESOME VMA moment if she won. I don't get why Iggy is in this, the video is great but not at this level, she's too new. As much as "Wrecking Ball" is a great video it is more 2013 than 2014, so I don't think it deserves to win this. "Happy" is amazing, but I fear Pharrell may be shut out due to the younger demographic. Seeing as this is Beyonce's night, expect her to win her second Video Of The Year trophy (done once before for "Single Ladies" back in 2009). But this is quite the unpredictable category, so you never know.
Who do YOU think will win tonight? Comment here and for a full list of nominees check out the official website for more info.
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Donal Ryan's short stories pick up where his acclaimed novels The Spinning Heart and The Thing About December left off, dealing with dramas set in motion by loneliness and displacement and revealing stories of passion and desire where less astute observers might fail to detect the humanity that roils beneath the surface. Sometimes these dramas are found in ordinary, mundane situations; sometimes they are triggered by a fateful encounter or a tragic decision. At the heart of these stories, crucially, is how people are drawn to each other and cling to love when and where it can be found.
In a number of the these stories, emotional bonds are forged by traumatic events caused by one of the characters - between an old man and the frightened young burglar left to guard him while his brother is beaten; between another young man and the mother of a girl whose death he caused when he crashed his car; between a lonely middle-aged shopkeeper and her assistant. Disconnection and new discoveries pervade stories involving emigration (an Irish priest in war-torn Syria) or immigration (an African refugee in Ireland). Some of the stories are set in the same small town in rural Ireland as the novels, with names that will be familiar to Ryan's readers.
In haunting prose, Donal Ryan has captured the brutal beauty of the human heart in all its failings, hopes and quiet triumphs.
Author(s) Donal Ryan
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The Christmas break was nice, I didn't have to worry about work or school, so I could spend lots of time quilting. In addition to finishing my Confetti quilt, which I'll show as soon as I can get a few good pictures of it, I also got most of my MQG Riley Blake Challenge quilt finished. A few more hours here and there this week and I managed to complete the top of my quilt.
I added in a solid purple and orange to go with the blue chevron and the orange dot. I plan on using the gray and white stripe for the binding. I did order more of the charcoal solid from Riley Blake for the background, but the rest pretty much was from the bundle provided. I did steal my aunt's blue chevron fabric since I needed a bit more of that because I didn't want to change the direction of the fabric.


I am pleased to say that once again, a portfolio of five images was selected as the Runner-up in the 2017 Travel Photographer of the Year. Selecting just one image to represent a category is difficult enough. Selecting just five with a theme running through them is even more difficult. This year I chose to show five images taken the 2017 Venice Biennale. Paul Goldstein was most enthusiastic about the images and had it been left to him and Lynn Hughes, my panel would have won…. until another year! The competition is in its 15th year and bar the odd year, I have always had one or more images selected for the final.
It was a wet Sunday in Venice. Visitors to the permanent exhibition pavilions, paraded in their pac-a-macs or carried brollies. Many of the exhibits, especially photographic, held one's attention for long. Photographing the viewers provided stronger images than those displayed on the walls. Apart from one or two images, the viewer was, it seems, interested in anything other than what was on the walls.
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CANCER CONTROL 2015 57
ome to one-sixth of the World's population, India
has a huge burden of suffering from life-limiting
diseases. Less than 1% of its population has access
to pain relief and palliative care (1). It has a federal system of
Government, health and drug control being responsibilities
of its 29 states and six Union Territories. Provision for health
care and for opioid access varies from state to state, and as
can be expected, this created difficulties especially when one
state had to depend on a manufacturer of opioids in another
state or when palliative care provisions had to be made a
part of Government's health system.
Palliative care was born in India as the Shanti Avedna
Sadan in Mumbai, a hospice, in 1986 (2). Over the next five
years, it established two more branches, one in Delhi and
one in Goa; but patients outside these institutions had no
access to palliative care. Two major developments occurred
in the 1990s. One was the formation of the Pain and
Palliative Care Society (PPCS) in Calicut in the South Indian
state of Kerala in 1993. The other was the formation of the
Indian Association of Palliative Care in 1994.
PPCS was formed as a registered charitable trust. It
followed the work of the author over the previous six years
to provide a pain management service in the Government
Medical College Hospital. It was obvious that for any person
with pain, the suffering goes way beyond pain as a symptom.
They often have other symptoms along with psychological,
social and spiritual issues often complicated by
impoverishment. Typically, all treatment costs were out of
pocket for the patient. It was not easy to watch families
getting destroyed, including the generation that follows the
patient. This experience and teachings of visiting pioneers,
particularly Ms Gilly Burn, a British nurse, brought to light
the need for total care of the patient. Two doctors and one
layman got together to form PPCS (3). From the point of
involvement of this lay person, Mr Asok Kumar, the
community was seen as an integral part of palliative care in
The organization was started with practically no resources
and was done purely based on volunteerism. As more
volunteers got involved, PPCS grew as an out-patient service
later adding on a home visit programme as the need became
apparent. Dr Jan Stjernsward, then Chief of Cancer and
Palliative Care at the World Health Organization (WHO), and
Dr Robert Twycross, the director of the WHO Collaborating
Center, Oxford, were major catalysts in this process.
This duo also catalyzed the formation of the Indian
Association of Palliative Care (IAPC). Doctors from various
parts of India, with a predominance of anaesthetists involved
in pain management, formed the majority of founding
members. From the beginning, the association envisaged a
THE CURRENT STATUS OF
PALLIATIVE CARE IN INDIA
MR RAJAGOPAL, DIRECTOR, WHO COLLABORATING CENTRE FOR POLICY AND TRAINING ON
ACCESS TO PAIN RELIEF AND FOUNDER-CHAIRMAN, PALLIUM
Less than 1% of India's 1.2 billion population has access to palliative care. The efforts by pioneers
over the last quarter of a century have resulted in progress, some of which may hold lessons for the
rest of the developing world. In recent years, a few of the major barriers have begun to be
overcome. The South Indian state of Kerala, which has 3% of India's population, stands out in terms
of achieving coverage of palliative care. This has been achieved initially by non-government
charitable activity, which catalysed the creation of a government palliative care policy. The nongovernment
action, by involving the community, serves to strive for quality of care as the
government system improves coverage. On the national level, recent years saw several
improvements, including the creation of a National Program for Palliative Care (NPPC) by the
government of India in 2012. The year 2014 saw the landmark action by the Indian Parliament,
which amended India's infamous Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, thus overcoming
many of the legal barriers to opioid access. Education of professionals and public awareness are
now seen to be the greatest needs for improving access to palliative care in India.
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Mayor Lee Joins Three Supervisors in Urging "Common Sense" over "Petty Politics"
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San Francisco's Noriega Street bustled with lunchgoers basking in the sun, lining up for Dim Sum. On the corner of 31st Avenue, Supervisor Katy Tang shopped for pastries at Donut Time before her colleagues arrived. She was soon joined by Mayor Ed Lee, along with fellow Supervisors Scott Wiener and Mark Farrell, to advocate for their preferred ballot measures.
Local activists and merchants flanked the quartet of elected officials with signs for various campaigns: No on DHLM, Yes on Q, and Yes on J & K.
In her introduction of Mayor Lee, Supervisor Tang discussed her opposition to this year's Proposition M. "These are four measures I believe will cost taxpayers more money, but actually be less effective in terms of how we better serve San Francisco residents," she said. "In particular, M will hurt our small businesses and affordable housing."
Lee began his speech by underscoring his support not only for Hillary Clinton, but also Kamala Harris in the U.S. Senator race, and Scott Wiener for State Senate.
"Keep it simple, keep it rational, keep it common sense," the Mayor said of his ballot endorsements. He urged those in attendance to support Propositions J and K, which will allocate and fund new sales tax revenue for transit and homelessness services. Lee followed by adding his support for Proposition Q, a "Housing Not Tents" measure proposed by Supervisor Farrell.
"It's important…for all of us lucky enough to have a place to live, to help get [the homeless] off our streets," Lee said. "I'm all about building more housing, preserving affordable housing—but I also have to help the most challenged, our homeless. Prop Q, along with J & K, will do that."
Farrell added that recent statistics on health and safety hazards in the city's various tent encampments exemplified the urgency of his measure, which would require 24-hour notice and guaranteed shelter before clearing tent encampments. (Editor's note: the SF YIMBY Party has endorsed No on Q).
Supervisor Wiener added his support for J & K, noting that local legislation was necessary before greater state and federal reform could occur. "The Bay Area is going to grow by 2 million people in the next 20 years…if we don't get this funding, the gridlock we see on our roads and freeways will look like child's play."
Mayor Lee ultimately kept his scorn for Propositions D, H, L, and M quite brief. "None of these measures were put on the ballot to improve anything," Lee insisted. "They are petty politics that will waste time and waste money. I hope people study them and vote No."
After the press conference, Lee dismissed press questions about the recent rumors that Hillary Clinton was considering him for a cabinet position as mere "speculation."
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How State Attorneys General Can Protect Abortion Rights
Article Aug 22, 2022
As some states seek to criminalize abortion within their borders, attorneys general can take many actions to ensure access to abortion care in at least some states.
Maggie Jo Buchanan
Elyssa Spitzer
Restoring Social Trust in Democracy, Abortion Rights, Courts, Women's Health and Rights+1 More
Abortion rights advocates demonstrate in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, December 1, 2021. (Getty/Jim Watson/AFP)
Abortion continues to be essential health care despite the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Every elected official must do their utmost to support abortion access and protect the health and freedoms of those whom they represent. Most abortion patients are already mothers, and denying them care by criminalizing their doctors and even their loved ones can have dramatic repercussions—ranging from poor health to poor economic outcomes—not only for them but for their children as well.
As some states seek to outlaw abortion within their own borders, and attempt to control what happens across state lines, attorneys general are poised to play a significant role in the current post-Roe world. Recognizing this, many attorneys general have already committed to protecting abortion rights, as well as the people seeking, providing, or helping others secure care.
The Center for American Progress proposes three areas in which attorneys general can leverage the tools at their disposal to blunt the consequences of state abortion bans. Attorneys general can:
Continue to recognize the need for abortion regardless of its legal status.
Protect and support in-state abortion patients, providers, and funds.
Advance abortion rights and access nationwide in collaboration with other attorneys general who support abortion care.
on the Women's Initiative
1. Continue to recognize the need for abortion regardless of its legal status
Certain states, predominantly in the South and Midwest, are in the process of beginning to enforce trigger bans and pre-Roe bans, as well as passing laws, that define providing abortion as a felony offense and/or enact new civil penalties on abortion provision and people who help others access care.
If an attorney general holds office in a state with a legislature that has or is moving to criminalize or severely limit abortion, that attorney general may have the authority to:
Bring a legal challenge to seek a state supreme court decision that any trigger bans, pre-Roe bans, or new abortion bans or restrictions cannot be enforced.
When appropriate, bring a civil rights suit against a prosecutor for wrongful arrest or malicious prosecution, or under another relevant civil rights statute, if a prosecutor charges a person for a pregnancy outcome under existing or novel legal theories.
Clarify good Samaritan laws for people both inside and outside health care who are engaged in harm-reduction work related to self-managed abortion.
If, conversely, an attorney general holds office in a state that support abortion, that attorney general could:
Work to ensure the safety and privacy of residents of other states traveling into their states for care.
Decline to assist in criminal prosecutions of, or civil lawsuits against, abortion providers, patients, or those who help connect patients to providers. Specifically, attorneys general could decline to extradite abortion providers—including doctors, nurse practitioners, and other good-faith care providers—who provide abortion care in violation of another state's law, particularly those who prescribe medication abortion to residents of another state via telemedicine. Attorneys general could also decline to share information with or supply other law enforcement aid for such investigations. Finally, they could issue an official opinion affirming the ability of health care professionals to provide care in accordance with state law to out-of-state residents.
2022 State Abortion Bans Are a Patchwork of Increasingly Extreme Laws
Elyssa Spitzer, Maggie Jo Buchanan
2. Protect and support in-state abortion patients, providers, and funds
Demand for abortion care is already rapidly increasing in states where abortion is not penalized. Particularly in states that support abortion rights and access, but also in states where abortion is allowed under certain circumstances, attorneys general could affirm the legality of seeking and providing abortion care, and support the safety of those who do so, by issuing guidance and/or policies and enacting practices to bolster efforts to protect access to care. Specifically, attorneys general could take the following actions.
Effectively direct the use of prosecutorial resources and law enforcement
Attorneys general could prohibit law enforcement resources from being devoted to prosecutions related to abortion provision or pregnancy outcome, including self-managed abortion, as well as encourage district attorneys to issue formal policies of nonprosecution. Attorneys general could also devote law enforcement resources to protecting abortion providers, patients, and funds, in addition to prosecuting harassment, threats, and violence directed toward the same.
Provide needed legal guidance and interpretation
Attorneys general have the authority to clarify, or establish, that under state law:
Laws susceptible to expanded personhood arguments, including child protection laws, are inapplicable prior to birth.
Abortion providers and hospitals are protected as good Samaritans for providing information outside a patient relationship to women or others who may have self-managed an abortion before seeking medical care.
Abortion providers' licenses to practice will not be removed for providing abortion care—including pre- or post-abortion care—across state lines to a person who resides in a state that has limited abortion access.
Moreover, attorneys general should interpret health, life, and emergency exceptions to abortion bans or restrictions as broadly as possible under state law, inclusive of mental health reasons. And to the maximum extent possible under state law, attorneys general should decline to require law enforcement reporting for abortions allowed due to exceptions for pregnancies that resulted from rape or incest.
Ensure proper insurance coverage and reimbursement
Attorneys general should enforce state Medicaid obligations to reimburse providers for abortions provided consistent with the Hyde Amendment, as well as for any abortion allowed under state Medicaid policy. They can also work, in partnership with other states and the federal government as appropriate, to build a pathway for providers to be reimbursed for providing abortion care to women and other people who can become pregnant regardless of residency or ability to pay. Finally, attorneys general could sue insurance companies that refuse to cover contraception or abortion when required.
3. Advance abortion rights and access nationwide in collaboration with other attorneys general who support abortion care
In addition to what one attorney general can do within one state, there is much attorneys general can do in collaboration with each other at regional or national levels, including:
Pursuing new legal theories in support of abortion at both the state and federal level, such as rights that protect gender equality, bodily autonomy, and consent in a medical context.
Preempting and countering attempts to expand the definition of "person" to include embryos.
Developing case law, through litigation, to affirm the right to travel from one state to another for medical care and to contest any state's attempt to constrain anyone's ability to travel.
Improving regional law enforcement norms surrounding privacy and pledging consequences for those who violate norms by, for example, opening mail without warrants or skirting privacy law under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) to seek medical information from hospitals and other providers.
Reports of efforts to monitor individuals and criminalize abortion care are growing as states begin to implement their abortion bans. While some state officials may choose to use their offices to monitor women, patients, and doctors, attorneys general who seek to protect those same individuals have a great deal of power to protect the privacy, health, and safety of people both within and outside their states' borders. Although the dangers of a post-Roe world must not be downplayed, the power of those in office to do good should similarly not be ignored.
Senior Director, Women's Initiative
Former Legal Fellow
Motherhood or Death: Texas' Lawsuit To Block Lifesaving Abortion Care
Defining and Defending Contraception Post-Roe
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Authoritarian Regimes Have More Progressive Abortion Policies Than Some U.S. States
Alexandra Schmitt, Osub Ahmed, Elyssa Spitzer, 1 More Maggie Jo Buchanan
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How Video Game Tech Makes Neural Networks Possible
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Thanks to the creation of ever-more powerful Graphical Processing Unit (GPUs), deep machine learning and neural networks are poised to change almost every aspect of society. — November 27, 2017. When id Software's John Carmack released Doom in 1993, he had no inkling that his gory first-person shooter — one of the first to feature a 3D environment, and quickly
The Top 10 Games to Play on Thanksgiving
We could all agree that Thanksgiving is a day of bonding, unity, and thankfulness. A day for friends and families to be together and share a special moment, creating memories for a lifetime and a sweet introduction to the holiday season. — November 22, 2017 You see yourself surrounded by food, drinks, people and a welcoming warmth no matter where
20 Things That Happen Every Time You Start A New Video Game
Resist the urge to throw your controller at the screen. — November 15, 2017.' Here's a list of 20 things we now happen every time you start playing a new video game: 1. You waste a lot of time picking a name and building your character. 2. And you agonize over ever a little choice, like nose height. 3. You
Hottest New Collectible: Video Game Soundtracks On Vinyl
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A misconception exists among non-gamers that video game music is trivial by design. But, certainly, this is not the case for playback on a hi-fi home stereo. — November 13, 2017 It's a myth that the game-centric production company and record label iam8bit is committed to beating. "We get a lot of questions about game music being 'real' music," says


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The George Michael Quiz Book: 100 Questions on the Pop Singer
Kim Kimber
Brief Description: Are you a George Michael fan? Have you followed every twist and turn in the veteran of pop's long and successful career from the early days of Wham! through to the present day? Do you know all there is to know about the iconic star's personal and professional life? Then what better way to put your knowledge to the test than with this exciting new quiz book?
The100 thought provoking questions in The George Michael Quiz Book have been compiled to test your memory of the events that have shaped the career of one of the most enduring singer-songwriter's in the music business. The book covers George's early life, Wham!, memorable hits, awards, number one abums and many personal details as well as up to date information about George's life in recent months.
Packed with fascinating facts, this book will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about one of the all-time bestselling artists in the music industry. This is a must-have book for all George Michael fans and anyone interested in finding out more about the man behind the music.
Special Note: This book is only available as an ebook.
About the Author: Kim Kimber is a freelance writer and editor with several years' experience in print and online journalism and has written for a number of well-known publications. Whilst studying for her BA (Hons) degree in English and History at Manchester Metropolitan University Kim developed an interest in local history which led to the publication of The Southend-on-Sea Quiz Book.
Kim has a broad interest in music and film and has written reviews and provided coverage on festivals and other events. She is currently compiling a number of quiz eBooks about popular musical artists for Apex Publishing.
Kim lives by the sea in Essex with her husband and three children.


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Young art lover ogles MADE fair selections.
Missoula's Holiday MADE fair occupies three floors of the Adams Center at the University of Montana.
Holiday MADE Fairs filled the Exhibition Hall at Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds Dec. 1-2, then wrap up for the season in Missoula Dec. 9, with new and returning artists offering an eclectic range of Montana-made gifts. These original Montana events were recently named some of the Best Fall and Holiday Craft Fairs in the U.S. by Pop Shop America.
Missoula: Shop all three levels of the Adams Center (balcony, arena floor, and upper gyms) from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 9 during Missoula's 12th annual Holiday MADE fair. More than 220 artists offer creations at this year's event. The fair offers free entry and parking, and plenty of room to shop, with additional discounts and offers during Happy Hours, the last two hours of the show. The first 50 people through the door receive free tote bags. Although entry is free, visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to help restock the shelves at the Missoula Food Bank.
MADE fair: Much more than crafts!
Offerings also include a wide array of fine art from illustrators, artists, painters, and photographers, as well as functional treasures from jewelers, ceramists, printers and designers.
More than 200 artists and 7,000 customers participated in Bozeman's first-ever MADE fair in October, and Lapotka says next year's dates are already set for Oct. 26-27.
"Bozeman was awesome," she adds. "It was a beautiful sunny weekend. Some shoppers got a jump on holiday gifts and others were shopping for themselves.
The MADE fair is a modern art and handcrafted market featuring local and regional artists and makers. Each event offers a curated collection of works by skilled artisans while highlighting a handful of non-profits. The MADE fair's mission is to increase awareness of handmade goods as an alternative to mass-produced items and support local and regional small craft business by providing a place to sell their goods.