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Opinion: Losing Puljujarvi Would Be a Big Blunder for Oilers
Connor McDavid
Head Coaches
Jay Woodcroft
Jesse Puljujarvi
Kailer Yamamoto
Leon Draisaitl
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Ryan Mcleod
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
Warren Foegel
Zack Kassian
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Since joining the Oilers in 2016, after being selected 4th overall in the NHL Entry Draft, Jesse Puljujarvi has had a rocky relationship with the Oilers. From getting sent back up and down, dealing with injuries, and even leaving the team for a season, it's safe to say Puljujarvi and the Oilers haven't always been on the best of terms. Although, Puljujarvi leaving EDM in 2019 was probably warranted after rumors about how he was treated by management. Currently, Jesse Puljujarvi is headed towards being an RFA, and the chances of him wearing an Oilers jersey next season seems slim. Could losing Puljujarvi be a costly mistake on Edmonton's part? To keep it short and sweet… yes, and here is why.
He Makes WHO better?
Something that I haven't stopped finding unbelievable is the fact that Jesse Puljujarvi makes Connor McDavid even better… no joke. For example, in just over 56 minutes of TOI with Puljujarvi, McDavid had these stats improve when playing WITH Puljujarvi: GF%, XGF%, SCF%, HDCF%, CF%, and SF%. Also, McDavid's on-ice 5v5 play drastically enhanced when playing with JP. 5v5 xGoal Share went from 56.1% to 61.6%, 5v5 Goal Share went from 58.1% to 67.4%, and 5v5 Points/60 went from 2.02 to 2.96. McDavid was almost averaging an extra point per game when playing with Puljujarvi. What makes it even better is that it doesn't stop at McDavid either. Let's take a look at his stats with Draisaitl.
While it's only 12 minutes of TOI together, Draisaitl's 5v5 play improved immensely when playing with Puljujarvi. Draisaitl's 5v5 xGoal Share improved from 48.6% to 58.3%, his 5v5 Goal Share improved from 51.3% to 64.9%, and his 5v5 Points/60 improved from 2.43 to 3.10. Again, another case of Puljujarvi being a great complementary teammate. Yet again, it doesn't stop there.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins played 48:34 with Puljujarvi this season, and again his 5v5 play took an excellent leap when playing with him. The Nuge had a 5v5 xGoal Share of 45.6% without Puljujarvi, but with him, it jumped to a much better 66.8%. The actual Goal Share was no different either, as it went from 53.7% to 63.6%. Finally, and far and away the biggest improvement of any of the three players listed, Nugent-Hopkins 5v5 points/60 jumped from 1.39 to a whopping 3.75. Just insane.
Each of the Oilers centers saw a very sizeable improvement when playing with Puljujarvi, but the offense wasn't the only area that Puljujarvi made a positive impact in. Not by any stretch.
Defense, Defense, Defense
Something that Puljujarvi has brought since re-joining the Oilers in 2020-21 is the ability to shut down other teams' offense. Whether it's having insane skill getting in the lanes to block shots/force them wide, poking the puck off his opponent's stick, stealing the puck seamlessly, or reading the play fast and deflecting passes off course, it's safe to say that Puljujarvi has got it figured out in his own zone. To the Oilers, this alone should be worth re-signing.
It's not only shown from the eye test either. His analytics also show the positive impact he has defensively. From the J-Fresh model (as shown below), one of the best parts of Puljujarvi's game is in the defense section.
What Puljujarvi has brought defensively has been nothing short of stellar, and for doing it at a cap hit of $1.175, that is just phenomenal value, which brings us to the next reason.
A Guaranteed Bargain
One thing that is a given this off-season is that a team, whether that be the Oilers or one of the other 31 teams, will be getting Jesse Puljujarvi at a price that is guaranteed to be a steal for what he brings. Something that a lot of people bring up is his scoring ability, mainly his finishing. This was justified, as Puljujarvi only scored five goals in his last 62 games of the regular season.
While some understood it was a very rough patch and something Puljujarvi will likely never have happen again, others were quick to jump on him for it. People in media such as Jim Matheson, Mark Spector, and Terry Jones had no problem questioning Jay Woodcroft about Puljujarvi. With some questions seemingly trying to back Woodcroft into a corner to say something negative about the player. Yet something that never seems to get talked about is other players making doubled the amount of Puljujarvi, yet performing much worse.
This is to show that Puljujarvi is a misunderstood player by the media and some fans, and whoever pays the small amount will most likely be getting big value back. When July 1st hits and Jesse Puljujarvi is an RFA, his qualifying offer will be 1.4 million. He will most likely be making somewhere between 1.5-2.5 million if he goes somewhere else. To put into perspective how valuable that would be to the Oilers, look no further than Warren Foegele and Zack Kassian.
Warren Foegele joined the Oilers last season after being dealt from the Hurricanes for young RD Ethan Bear. He immediately signed a 3-year, 2.75 million dollar deal with Edmonton. Although there were high hopes he could help the Oilers depth, he had a rough season, putting up 24 points (12 goals, 14 assists) and a +/- of -9.
How about Zack Kassian? With a cap hit of $3.2 million, you are paid like a player who is definitely going to produce, right!? Right…? Nope. While he's paid like a player who should produce, he only put up 19 points and only scored six goals. This was no outlier either. Last season, Kassian struggled with an injury he sustained in a fight against former Senator Erik Gudbranson, a broken hand. Kassian would return and finish the season with 27 games played, yet only produce 5 points and two goals.
Warren Foegele and Kassian combined for 5.95 million dollars and finished this season with a combined 45 points, 18 goals, and a +/- of -7. While Jesse Puljujarvi cost $1.175 million (more than a 5th of the price), he put up 36 points, 13 goals, and a +/- of +22.
The Oilers have a player of value who will be cheap and young. Sure there will be growing pains, but it's hard to make sense of the thought that Ken Holland looks at his roster and his salary cap situation and finds a better fit or a player who is just as impactful for the same cost. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out this summer, especially with other pending RFA's. Players such as Kailer Yamamoto and Ryan McLeod will be looking at new deals this summer. Tough job, but a good GM manages to keep all three.
The Oilers really should not trade Jesse Puljujarvi.
This player is primed to pop. pic.twitter.com/319FhGYmyI
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"Climate democracy" - comment on climate change and sustainability from The Nation
Another recent perspective from the American publication 'The Nation':
From Occupy to Climate Justice
There's a growing effort to merge economic-justice and climate activism. Call it climate democracy.
Wen Stephenson
February 6, 2014 | This article appeared in the February 24, 2014 edition of The Nation.
It's an odd thing, really. in certain precincts of the left, especially across a broad spectrum of what could be called the economic left, our (by which I mean humanity's) accelerating trajectory toward the climate cliff is little more popular as a topic than it is on the right. In fact, possibly less so. (Plenty of right-wingers love to talk about climate change, if only to deny its grim and urgent scientific reality. On the left, to say nothing of the center, denial takes different forms.)
Sometimes, though, the prospect of climate catastrophe shows up unexpectedly, awkwardly, as a kind of non sequitur—or the return of the repressed.
I was reminded of this not long ago when I came to a showstopping passage deep in the final chapter of anarchist anthropologist David Graeber's The Democracy Project: A History, a Crisis, a Movement, his interpretive account of the Occupy Wall Street uprising, in which he played a role not only as a core OWS organizer but as a kind of house intellectual (his magnum opus, Debt: The First 5,000 Years, happened to come out in the summer of 2011). Midway through a brief discourse on the nature of labor, he pauses to reflect, as though it has just occurred to him: "At the moment, probably the most pressing need is simply to slow down the engines of productivity." Why? Because "if you consider the overall state of the world," there are "two insoluble problems" we seem to face: "On the one hand, we have witnessed an endless series of global debt crises…to the point where the overall burden of debt…is obviously unsustainable. On the other we have an ecological crisis, a galloping process of climate change that is threatening to throw the entire planet into drought, floods, chaos, starvation, and war."
These two problems may appear unrelated, Graeber tells us, but "ultimately they are the same." That's because debt is nothing if not "the promise of future productivity." Therefore, "human beings are promising each other to produce an even greater volume of goods and services in the future than they are creating now. But even current levels are clearly unsustainable. They are precisely what's destroying the planet, at an ever-increasing pace."
Talk about burying the lead. Graeber's solution—"a planetary debt cancellation" and a "mass reduction in working hours: a four-hour day, perhaps, or a guaranteed five-month vacation"—may sound far-fetched, but at least he acknowledges the "galloping" climate crisis and what's at stake in it, and proposes something commensurate (if somewhat detached from the central challenge of leaving fossil fuels in the ground). That's more than can be said for most others on the left side of the spectrum, where climate change is too often completely absent from economic and political analysis.
It's unclear what explains this reticence about the existential threat facing humanity, beginning with the poorest and most vulnerable people on the planet—unless it's that the implications of climate science, when you really begin to grasp them, are simply too radical, even for radicals.
Two years ago, the International Energy Agency reported that corporations and governments must shift decisively away from new long-term investments in fossil-fuel infrastructure—such as Keystone XL and any number of other projects—within five years, meaning by 2017, in order to avoid "locking in" decades of carbon emissions that will guarantee warming the planet, within this century, far more than 2°C above the preindustrial average, the internationally agreed-upon red line. But on December 3, the eminent climate scientist James Hansen, recently retired as head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and seventeen co-authors released a study in the journal PLOS ONE confirming that the United Nations–approved 2°C ceiling has no real basis in science, only politics, and would itself set in motion "disastrous consequences" beyond humanity's control.
Instead, according to Hansen and his co-authors, we should do everything we can to stay as close as possible to a ceiling of 1°C. Given that we've already warmed about 0.8°C in the past 100 years (with still more "baked in" as a result of the climate system's lag time), you would be correct in concluding that the time frame in which to act is vanishingly short—and that the scale of action required is epically large. On our current trajectory, with global emissions still rising, we're headed to at least 4°C this century. Even to have a shot at the 2°C goal, global emissions must peak by, say, 2020, and then plummet to near zero by mid-century. That may appear unlikely, but as Hansen et al. write, "There is still opportunity for humanity to exercise free will."
Anyone who is committed to the hard work of bringing deep structural change to our economic, social and political systems—the kind of change that requires a long-term strategy of organizing and movement-building—is now faced with scientific facts so immediate and so dire as to render a life's work seemingly futile. The question, then, becomes how to escape that paralyzing sense of futility, and how to accelerate the sort of grassroots democratic mobilization we need if we're to salvage any hope of a just and stable society.
A lot of people I know in the climate movement think the left, and the economic left in particular—pretty much the entire spectrum from mainstream liberals to Occupy radicals—has not yet taken on board the scale and urgency of the climate crisis. Not really. Not the full, stark set of facts. At the same time, mainstream climate advocates, wanting to broaden the climate movement, are told that they have too often been tone-deaf on issues of economic justice and inequality. How to reconcile these? How to merge the fights for economic justice and climate action with the kind of good faith and urgency required to build a real climate-justice movement?
From Occupy to Climate Justice | The Nation
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I have developed an unfortunate phobia around my viewing of the first film of the new year. I give it some undue portent as if it's going to set the tone for everything I see over the following twelve months. "Begin as you mean to go on," as such. Sadly, from prior experience, it seems whatever movie I choose inevitably stinks. This year, I allowed my expectations to be raised; this time would be different. The Himalayas is a box office smash in its native South Korea and with titles like The Throne, Assassination and Veteran, my SK movie scorecard was pretty high in 2015. The fact that it starred Hwang Jung-min, who is on a streak with the award-winning hits, Ode to My Father and Veteran, gave me confidence that The Himalayas would be a safe bet for an actual enjoyable first movie experience of 2016. That's what I get for hoping.
Mountain climbing, it's a thing. People do it. People break records at it, too. When the opportunity to become the first Asian to climb fourteen of the highest peaks in the Himalayas presents itself to lifelong alpinist, Um Hong-gil, he goes for it. First, he's gotta assemble a crew. Besides his usual bank of trusty, experienced hands, he takes on two newbies including the stubborn, ambitious Park Moo-taek, who dreams of "conquering" the mountains. His egotistical delusion is quickly and thoroughly shattered by Hong-gil, who hazes the would-be climber into respecting the peaks for their power and majesty. The mountain itself teaches the young feller its own lessons as their climb pitches the pair into danger. Having lost expedition members along the way, the two face avalanches and the innate unpredictability of nature and circumstance while attempting to scale the face of the alp. When they reach the summit, it's a joyous moment that ultimately spells Hong-gil's retirement due to old injuries, but fires up his apprentice, who captains his own treks up the mighty range. One such excursion leads to every mountaineer's nightmare as Moo-taek is lost in bad weather, with Hong-gil too out of shape and infirm to help his friend.
Puerile, manipulative, schmaltzy and cheap-looking, The Himalayas is not only one of the worst Korean films I've seen in ages, but one of the worst films I've seen in a long time. The simple-minded script is cheesy and predictable to the point of being downright insulting. There is no cliché they can't make room for. No such thing as a plot twist need apply. This is so blatantly an attempt at creating a crowd-pleasing formula, that it makes the work of "feel-good movie" hackmeister, Chris Columbus look like dark, cutting-edge, indie fare. This was two long hours of witless saccharine that had me reaching for insulin as I clung to those precious IQ points that seemed to be vacating my brain while watching this.
For a movie about the world's most famous and daunting mountain range, I would never have expected The Himalayas to have some of the shabbiest production values I've set eyes on. I'd have expected reels of grand landscapes and exhilarating cinematography, but got cheap, quick-cut camera tricks and ultra-tight close-ups in tents that looked as if they were in a cozy Seoul studio. How do you make the freaking Himalayas look bad? This chintzy aspect - along with no discernable action sequences - took from the danger we are meant to feel for the characters' climbs. If I am under the impression you're on a soundstage, then I'm not fearing that you might plummet to your death nearly 30,000 feet above solid ground, am I? What there are of long range views of the mountains appears to be edited stock footage, or perhaps shot on friendlier Korean slopes. Another issue I had was that none of the climbers seemed to be as well-equipped for constant sub-zero temperatures as I am going to the grocery store on a chilly winter morning. So much exposed skin on faces, necks, hands, etc., was probably meant to enable us to see the actors' faces and gestures, but did negate the threat of frostbite at every turn. I didn't even see one scarf on anybody. I'm pretty sure they had scarves in 2001. Also, for a country as obsessed with skin care as Korea is, could no one have brought some Chap-Stick?
The screenplay is terrifically witless and unclever, with set-ups that could have been written by third-graders: 'Oh, no, Hong-gil, there's a monsoon coming, you can't keep going up the mountain. Turn around or you'll die.' 'Whatever, I'm the hero of this movie, so I have to keep going.' 'Okay, Hong-gil, since you're so great and we believe in you, we'll all rally together and go, too.' That is, until it's inconvenient to the story and there's some extra drama needed, but even then, it reverts back to form by the film's end. There is so much spoken exposition of what the various dangers are; a monsoon is coming, we're almost out of food, we've lost our Sherpas, that the viewer almost dreads what's going to come out of the mouths of the axillary characters next, because by the third or fourth replay of the same scenario, we know it can't be good news. The tear-jerking is shameless and unrelenting. It doesn't matter if the team is in the middle of a perilous climb and there's yet another storm heading right toward them (Are there no weathermen in Nepal?), if our heroes need to have a sobbing breakdown to mourn their losses and loudly reaffirm life and their bond with each other, so be it.
This dunderheaded script does less to memorialise the real life climbers and incidents on which it's based than to make me shake my head at anyone crazy enough to voluntarily risk their lives in this way. After all, it's not as if the cure for cancer is on the top of Everest. These are people who willingly put themselves in harm's way for thrills and vanity, and in the cases of several of the film's characters, to the detriment of their own families. Perhaps sensing the film's lack of a sympathetic connection to its action, director Lee Seok-hoon includes a scene where a documentary crew asks one of Hong-gil's team exactly why they climbed mountains, and we don't get a better answer than, "Because it's there." In a meta moment, this line is even acknowledged by the speaker as plagiarism.
The Himalayas depends entirely on its cast to deliver the film. Led by Hwang Jung-min (As mentioned, having a banner year of blockbusters) whose own natural, laid-back persona is made slightly gruffer for a nanosecond as his Hong-gil tries to whip his newest crew members into shape, but falls back into that easygoing presence (I'm starting to wonder if he's not just being the same in every film?) after smoothing out the rough edges of his relationship and bonding with the impulsive Moo-taek. Surrounded by a group of other pro actors, the good-natured camaraderie that Hwang seems to project in every movie is The Himalayas' sole grace, but that's not meant to be the main lure of this film - despite the movie's own marketing giving the impression of some sort of mountainside buddy comedy. Ostensibly, this is the biography of the real Um Hong-gil, a man who made history, and the triumphant and tragic events that shaped his life. That The Himalayas has been reduced to a cheap-looking collection of schmaltzy clichés packed into a witless, braindead script, shames everyone involved with this mess.
If only someone had pushed the film cans for The Himalayas off a mountain, we'd be all the better for it.


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This winter we are excited about the large number of students that will be participating in our Basketball program. We have rearranged practice times to meet the availability of our coaching staff while keeping in mind our students' academic needs and our families' busy schedules. This year, each coach will have an email group, and they will communicate directly with you throughout the season.
A practice day may occasionally need to change to accommodate home events in our athletic facilities. We have arranged an after school venue for your child if they have a late practice. Students should report to the Hilpert Room after school, and at 5:15 p.m. they will be dismissed to their practice in the Fieldhouse. There is no charge for this service.
We encourage students to bring a snack to school or utilize the after school concessions in the Johnson Athletic Center. Families may choose to take their child home after school and return for practice.
If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to contact us.
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Phiona is a student at Fisher College, graduating in August 2019 with her Associate's Degree in Health Information Technology.
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Q: Laptop (Windows OS) shutdowns when on battery after some minutes I recently changed the battery and my laptop would unexpectedly shut down after some minutes without a warning. That is under a normal usage where I noticed that only the RAM is working over 65% but less than 80%. It doesn't do that when I have it charging.
It is a Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 13 7000 (7386 is the exact model).
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*I fully charged the battery the first time

*Dust cleaned

*BIOS and general driver update

*Checked the Dell power management software to see if I was missing something

It still does it. I will now try to just open the BIOS page in the restart to see if it does it there too. Any thoughts?

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But this year, she is stepping from the shadows into the spotlight. She recently released a collaboration "Do It Again" in March 2018 on the Nijeri Records with dancehall artiste Kool Johnny Kool and she is currently working on her debut album.
"I believe it's my time now , I want to pursue my dream of being a solo artiste, I have to sacrifice my time, my ability to earn to go for something greater, but I have a team so I am looking forward to it," she said.
She is collaborating with Robert Sutherland, chief executive officer of Nijeri Records, who will produce and release her debut album next year. There are plans to shoot a video for 'Do It Again' next month.
"The response to 'Do It Again 'has been great, people have been sharing it via SoundCloud and Facebook, and deejays have been requesting jingles. I know it is playing on IRIE FM locally and on RTR FM in Perth, Australia, by DJ Genereal Justice. it is being played by DJ Crystal in Germany, so it is getting international radio play," she said.
Krysi Webb will be going on the road in the continents of Africa and Europe, her first tour as a solo artiste. The tour is being organised by Werdsound Entertainment which is based in Europe.
"I am genuinely excited to do my own thing," she said.
Born 1993 in the beautiful garden parish of St Ann, Jamaica. Krysi's powerful talent was unearthed very early on as she sang at community events and on her local church choir. While at Papine High Krysi gained valuable experience participating in the high school competition "All Together Sing" and JCDC's Festival Song Competition in 2007 where she placed second in the latter.
In 2008 she recorded her first single "No Tears" for Kingston based record label O.D. Records after which she started doing background vocals for various artistes further honing her skills.
After high school, Webb contemplated Edna Manley School of Music but her passion for singing led her to continue backing vocals while working as a tour guide at a plant in her now western St. Andrew community in the Blue Mountains.
She continued to hone her talent as a writer and singer while still doing background vocals for major artistes such as Aidonia, Jahvinci, Etana and Luciano.
In 2016, she recorded two singles "Easy Loving You" and 'Crying Out" for acclaimed bassist Danny "Axeman" Thompson for VP Records, then she landed a job touring with Anthony B as a live backup singer.


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Natasha Jiménez is from Costa Rica and has been a trans and intersex activist for over 20 years. She is currently the General Coordinator for Mulabi in Costa Rica, which hosts the Intersex Secretariat for ILGA (the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association). She has been active at the LGBTTTI Coalition of the OAS and has done advocacy work at the UN denouncing violations of the rights of trans and intersex people in Latin America. She started her activism doing HIV/AIDS and STI prevention and care, and has been active in feminist, women's and LGBT movements in Latin America. She has also been part of publications including "What is the Point of a Revolution if I Can't Dance" by Jane Barry and Jelena Dordevic, "Interdicciones" by Mauro Cabral, and "INTER/ Experiencia Humana Intersexual en un mundo de dos sexos" by Elisa Barth, Ben Bӧttger, Dan Chistian Ghattas and Ina Shneider.


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2020: Year of the Freelancer?
What a year, amirite? Here at Artisan, we are certainly looking forward to a fresh start. Even though 2021 is going to have 2020 clinging to its ankles, the economy seems poised to stabilize next year (knock on wood). And while overall unemployment hasn't quite recovered, the job outlook for skilled knowledge workers has largely returned to its pre-COVID rates. Here's a rundown of some relatively positive statistics for freelancing in the year to come.
Freelancing Is More Popular than Ever
59 million Americans—about one in three people in the US workforce, freelance. Of those that freelance, 36% do so full-time, up from 28% in 2019.
Best of all? 75% of those who left an employer say they now make the same or greater income.
Empowering Caregivers
COVID's disruption to public schools (read: state-sponsored daycare) and removing elderly parents out of nursing homes has forced many households to completely reconsider their working situations (needs tips to avoid distractions?). Two out of three new freelancers in 2020 are caregivers (vs 38% of existing full-time freelancers). Remote freelancing is an ideal outlet for newfound caregivers to continue to earn money in some capacity.
Every generation has freelancers, from baby boomers who are light on retirement savings to moonlighting Millennials earning supplemental income. But Gen Z is the best indicator of the future of freelance work. Over half of Gen Z freelanced in some capacity this year, and 9 out of 10 Gen Z freelancers say they'll continue to do so even after the pandemic subsides.
The flexibility and frequently remote nature of the work make freelancers better equipped to handle COVID's disruption to the economy. Three out of five freelancers say they have as much or more work than they can handle. They're also less worried about instability than their traditional job counterparts— reporting significantly less negative impact on their mental health, lifestyle, and economic well-being.
Many full-time workers got their first taste of remote work this year. Guess they liked it, because three out of five non-freelance newly remote workers are now considering remote freelancing in the future.
Better Tools and Support
With so many formerly full-time workers going remote, tools for remote working have exploded to keep up with demand. Zoom, Slack, and Google Meet have all rolled out new features at a breakneck pace. Online freelance job-finding tools like Freelancer and Upwork have seen significant growth this year, too.
Google search volume for "coworking" has rebounded from a low in April, suggesting that people are growing more comfortable with working in public again (getting out of the house is good for your mental health!). This trend will help ensure coworking space availability continues to grow in the future. Interestingly, coworking spaces have also seen a spike in demand for private office bookings, which are more expensive than open layout options, but safer.
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Home Citizen Journalism Second round of Awaz Watan national songs competition concludes
Second round of Awaz Watan national songs competition concludes
Bushra Mehsud
DERA ISMAIL KHAN: The second phase of 'Awaz Watan' national songs competition concluded in Dera Ismail Khan district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Monday.
The women participants in the second phase of the competition outshined men as six male and four female contestants were included in the top-10 positon holders. The competition is being organised by the Ehad Nama Social Media in connection with the Pakistan Day celebrations and to discover new talent.
Organisers of the event say the aim of the national songs competition is to show love for our motherland and discover new talent. Male and female contestants from schools, colleges and other fields of life participated in the competition. The participants went through different stages of auditions and now the Awaz Watan competition has reached it final stage after conclusion of semi-final stage.
Seventeen contestants participated in the semi-final stage of the competition and presented lovely and attractive national songs in their sweet voices. Ten out of the 17 contesting participants have been elected for the final stage of the competition. The final competition will be held at the Town Hall in Dera Ismail Khan on 19 March.
Tehsil Nazim Sardar Umar Amin Gandapur, Assistant District Education Officer (Female) Fatima, PA Regional Police Officer Faheemullah Marwat, In-Charge Bomb Disposal Squad Inayatullah, tehsil members Dilshad Begum, Muhammad Khan Kamrani, Sherry Baloch, Hizbullah Marwat and Muhammad Farooq attended the semi-final ceremony.
In the final round, Muhammad Shahzeb, Umme Romman, Sidra Abbas, Umme Habiba, Muhammad Uzair Bilal, Masjood Mehdi, Malik Ihsan, Kaneeza Fatima, Aleeza Khan and Turfa Owais will contest for the winning prize. Eminent musician Ustad Sahibzada Naeem, Robina Qamar and Aamir Muhammad will perform as judges at the final ceremony of Awaz Watan national songs contest.
The area people have appreciated the efforts of the organisers for arranging the national songs contest which has provided a platform to the local singers to show their talent and expressed their love for the motherland. The competitions are part of the Pakistan Day celebrations. Pakistan Day is celebrated throughout the country on March 23 to mark the occasion of Lahore Resolution of 1940 in which a decision was taken in principle by the Muslims of the Sub-Continent to establish a separate homeland.


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, né le  à Kyoto et mort le  dans la même ville, est un acteur japonais.

Biographie
Seizō Fukumoto a commencé sa carrière d'acteur à l'âge de  à Kyoto. Spécialisé dans les films et téléfilms du genre jidai-geki, soit situé à l'époque Edo, il a le plus souvent interprété des personnages de rōnin, bien que sa riche carrière lui a permis d'endosser tous les rôles du genre. Il a un talent particulier pour le kirareyaku, dont il est un des spécialistes au Japon, soit le personnage qui se fait tuer lors d'un combat d'épée, si bien qu'il est surnommé . Néanmoins, Seizō Fukumoto apparaît aussi dans des drames modernes en tant que policier ou yakuza.

En 2003, il interprète le rôle du samouraï silencieux dans le film américain Le Dernier Samouraï d'Edward Zwick. En 2014, il incarne pour la première fois le personnage principal d'un film dans Uzumasa Limelight de  et il obtient le prix du meilleur acteur pour son interprétation au festival FanTasia.

Il meurt le  à l'âge de 77 ans à son domicile de Kyoto des suites d'un cancer du poumon.

Filmographie sélective
 1974 :  de Shigehiro Ozawa : Gondo
 1978 :  de Kinji Fukasaku
 1979 :  de Yasuo Furuhata : Nakahashi
 1979 :  de Sadao Nakajima
 1981 :  de Kinji Fukasaku : un ninja
 1982 :  de Norifumi Suzuki
 2001 :  de Hiroyuki Nakano : Sasai
 2003 : Le Dernier Samouraï (The Last Samurai) d'Edward Zwick : le samouraï silencieux, dit Bob
 2014 :  de  : Seiichi

Distinctions

Récompenses
 2004 : prix spécial aux Japan Academy Prize
 2014 : prix du meilleur acteur pour son interprétation dans Uzumasa Limelight au festival FanTasia

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Site de fan, en anglais avec des photos

Naissance en février 1943
Naissance à Kyoto
Nom de scène
Acteur japonais
Décès à 77 ans
Décès à Kyoto
Mort d'un cancer du poumon
Mort d'un cancer au Japon
Décès en janvier 2021

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UN-Habitat showcases its work at the World Assembly of Islamic Cities
April 26, 2017 Devin Balkind
Qazvin, Iran, 26 April 2017—At the latest World Assembly of Islamic Cities UN-Habitat had the opportunity to brief the delegates present on some of the work it is engaged in globally.
The World Assembly of Islamic Cities (WAIC) summit was convened late April in the Iranian city of Qazvin to discuss sustainable urbanization according to the ideals of Islam. The fifth in a series of conferences, the WAIC seeks to provide a forum for exchange of approaches to sustainable Islamic Cities from technological, scientific, managerial, cultural and spiritual perspectives.
The event was presided over by the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran Hassan Rouhani, and Vice President Masoumeh Ebtekar.
In his address, President Rouhani said, ""Houses must be a place for people to relax in, not a tool for making profit," adding: "Cities must find legitimate and healthy source of income and the government is ready to cooperate and draft the required bills in this regard".
On its part, UN-Habitat highlighted three key areas of its work- City Prosperity Initiative, Municipal Finance, and Youth and Livelihoods.
Marco Kamiya, the acting Coordinator of the Urban Economy Branch presented on the work UN-Habitat is doing describing that good urbanization is achieved with efficient municipal finance as a base for public policies. Douglas Ragan, Youth Unit leader presented on the Sustainable Development Goals related with cities and Youth while Reza Porvaziry, Global Advocate for UN-Habitat presented on the New Urban Agenda and opportunities and challenges for cities.
Over 800 Iranian and international guests took part in the summit with attendance from representatives from UN-Habitat, ambassadors, governors and a number of Mayors from Iraq, Turkey, India, Bangladesh, Palestine, Indonesia, China, Morocco, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Prior to the meeting, the UN-Habitat delegation paid a visit to Minister of Sports and Youth, Masour Soltanifar to discuss activities on youth and livelihoods and the role of municipalities.
Source: UN-Habitat showcases its work at the World Assembly of Islamic Cities
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