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Official News: 2012 is a special year for all BMW M fans with BMW M GmbH – formerly known as BMW Motorsport GmbH – marking its 40th birthday. BMW Classic is celebrating the anniversary with an array of highlights at this year's edition of Germany's largest classic car race at the Nürburgring. BMW M is not alone in reaching an important landmark; the event itself also has its 40th birthday this year. Organisers are once again expecting in excess of 60,000 spectators to flood to the circuit in the Eifel from 10 – 12 August 2012 for the double anniversary.
BMW involved as a key partner.
BMW is a partner of this year's AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix. BMW Classic will therefore have a suitably prominent presence at the Nürburgring and offer visitors an extensive programme of attractions. Topping the bill are activities celebrating the "40 Years BMW M GmbH" anniversary and the division's illustrious motor sport heritage. And attracting particular attention – alongside the display of BMW M cars and racing machines at the approximately 1,000 m² BMW Classic exhibition area in the paddock – will be the BMW M "Jubiläumsrennen" (anniversary races) and 10-minute demonstration drives with BMW M models immediately before the races. Added to which, a major element of BMW Classic's activities at the event will be the supply of parts to the expanding ranks of both recent and older BMW classics.
BMW M Jubiläumsrennen contested by distinguished drivers.
BMW Classic is teaming up with the AvD to hold the BMW M Jubiläumsrennen races, in which the full gamut of BMW racing cars since 1972 will be represented. "I'm sure we'll be able to wave off a packed field of wonderful cars from the past 40 years," says Norbert Knerr, Head of Classic Motorsport at BMW Classic.
The races are open to all BMW racing cars developed by BMW Motorsport GmbH (today's BMW M GmbH) since 1972, and the cars will be split into relevant classes. The AvD is accepting entries up to 17 July 2012. BMW Classic will line up with five BMW racing cars piloted by familiar figures. These will include two BMW M1 Group 4 racers, a BMW 320 Group 5 car, a BMW M3 Group A (1987) model and the BMW 320i STW (1995). Four highly successful BMW touring car drivers will be doing battle, with Dieter Quester, Prince Leopold of Bavaria, Marc Surer and Marc Hessel all getting behind the wheel. Adrian van Hooydonk, Senior Vice-President BMW Group Design, rounds off a rare quintet of drivers.
Qualifying: Friday, 10 August, 16.00 – 16.25 hrs
BMW M Jubiläumsrennen 1: Saturday, 11 August, 13.30 – 14.00 hrs
BMW M Jubiläumsrennen 2: Sunday, 12 August, 13.30 – 14.00 hrs
The third highlight of the anniversary festival will be demonstration drives, each lasting 10 minutes, which will take place before the anniversary races. The demonstration drives are open to all BMW M cars – indeed, standard road models are also very welcome – and will each start at 13.00 hrs.
40 Years BMW M – a history of success.
In 1972 BMW brought together the company's motor racing activities under the umbrella of a new company, BMW Motorsport GmbH. Former racing driver and team boss Jochen Neerpasch took over the reins and built the wholly-owned BMW subsidiary into a powerful race team – one that would go on to earn BMW countless triumphs in motor sport competition over the years that followed. The construction of ultra-sporty BMW road cars was also part of the company's brief. In 1978 the BMW M1 super-sports car became the first BMW M model to make its debut, laying the building blocks for a tradition that continues to define BMW M to this day. By the early 1990s a new company name was required to reflect the BMW subsidiary's wider spheres of activity, which now included BMW M cars, BMW Individual and BMW Driver Training. The legendary "M" – "the most powerful letter in the world" – provided the inspiration for the company's rechristening as BMW M GmbH on 1 August 1993. Motor sport activities have since been handled by the specially formed BMW Motorsport division.
The guest list for the anniversary celebrations will include a line-up of well-known racing drivers and former members of the BMW Motorsport GmbH and BMW M GmbH management.


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Wing: Turkey Yellow/Red, 3 GP toppings
The "Classic Salmon Fly Patterns" by Michael D. Radencich lists 5 variants of the Black Goldfinch. What I had closest material for was the Black Goldfinch No.1 and tied these two up for my salmon box. Still have some issues with mounting, but the real interesting exercise here was the mounting of 3 toppings over the wing. The GP toppings needed to sit correctly together and not flare out to the sides, to tell you: I spent some toppings to get these to sit ok, but a good exercise indeed!


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In order to subtract by changing subtraction to addition, we can follow the steps below.
Step 1. The first number stays the same.
Step 2. Change the subtraction sign to an addition sign.
Step 3. Change the second number to its opposite.
Step 4. Evaluate.
Therefore, $-25-25=-25+(-25)=-50$


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LATEST NEWS Nissan puts Saudi women behind the wheel with surprise instructors
February 01, 2018
#SheDrives campaign offers an unforgettable driving experience
JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (Feb. 1, 2018) – Celebrating Saudi Arabia's historic decision to grant women driver's licenses, Nissan recently offered a group of young women the chance to get behind the wheel for the first time – with a surprise group of driving instructors.
The company today released an inspirational video about the initiative, part of its #SheDrives campaign, which encourages women to embrace the exciting prospect of becoming fully licensed drivers in 2018.
The women in the video say that while they're delighted by the prospect, they face reluctance from some of their family members. To help them overcome this, Nissan invited aspiring female motorists to hone their driving skills and build confidence on a closed driving course, with a plot twist: Instead of professional instructors, the women were met by their respective husbands, fathers and brothers, who were their teachers for the day.
"2018 is earmarked to be a pivotal moment in history for women in the kingdom," said Bader Al Houssami, chief operating officer at Nissan Saudi Arabia. "We wanted to launch a campaign that's just as emotional as it's innovative, which ultimately is at the heart of what we at Nissan strive to achieve. The #SheDrives campaign aims to motivate women all over Saudi Arabia with a clear message: When the time comes, the decision to drive will be entirely yours."
A direct link to the video can be found here: https://my.nissan/She-drives. Nissan Saudi Arabia invites viewers to share their reactions to the video and their messages of support by using the hashtag #SheDrives


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How to Make Stuffing Ingredients | Prepare | Cooking | Other Meats | Safety | Tips Stuffing is a side dish commonly associated with turkey and Thanksgiving but it can also be enjoyed throughout the year and with many types of meat. The basis for different stuffing recipes is generally the same. They contain dried bread, cooking liquid and seasoning. Together with the basic ingredients, many other ingredients can be added to produce a unique dish. The recipe can be cooked in the cavity of a turkey or chicken or it can be cooked in a separate dish. When cooked in the cavity, it is referred to as stuffing and when it is cooked outside the cavity in a separate baking dish, it is referred to as dressing. Included below is information on different ingredients and instructions on how to make stuffing. The process is very similar when making it for turkey as it is when making it for other meats such as chicken, pork or beef. The three basic ingredients, bread, liquid and seasoning, each have many options that can be used. Together with these ingredients, there are many other ingredients that can be added to produce great flavor and texture. The information below describes some of the options that can be used.
Before preparing the stuffing, determine the quantity needed on the basis that you need 3/4 to 1 cup per person. Have the stock or broth and other ingredients prepared before you begin to mix the stuffing ingredients together. Do not mix ingredients together until just before you are ready to stuff the turkey. The instruction below for preparing the stuffing are for a basic stuffing recipe that includes onions, celery and pork sausage.
Preparing and Cooking Dressing Many cooks prefer to place all of the stuffing in a baking dish to cook it rather than cooking it in the turkey. They prefer this method because an unstuffed turkey cooks to the proper temperature faster than when stuffed and it is easier to cook the dressing to the proper temperature without worrying about the turkey becoming overdone. Some people also prefer the crispy top that results from cooking the dressing in a separate baking dish. See the instructions below on preparing dressing.
There are many different stuffing/dressing recipes available that call for different ingredients but the basic instructions above can be used for most any type. The ingredients and ingredient preparation may vary but the same basic steps can be followed and the same safety concerns should be recognized. Other types of meats can also be stuffed with a stuffing mixture similar to the stuffing shown above. Meats that do not have a cavity for stuffing can have a slit cut to form a pocket or the stuffing can be rolled up in the meat. Stuffing can be used in crown roasts, extra thick chops or steaks, rolled roasts or rolled into flattened tenderloin. The stuffing can be made from a simple bread base or a wild rice mixture, with ingredients such as onions, garlic, lemon, herbs, and spices added for extra flavor. A variety of other ingredients, such as sausage, vegetables, mushrooms, pecans, and chestnuts can be added to make up a more complex recipe with a unique flavor. It is common to use eggs for binding and stock or broth to moisten the stuffing. When stuffing a crown roast, fill the center of the roast with the stuffing and then cover the stuffing with foil. Remove the foil during the last 45 minutes to an hour of the cooking time so that the stuffing can brown. To stuff extra thick chops or steaks make a slit along the side, through the middle of the chop to form pocket to hold the stuffing.


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Cameron Corner Country with Innaminka Cooper Creek Macquarie Marshes, Lake Cargellico, Darling River Broken Hill from / to Sydney Outback NSW Tibooburra, Silo Art Outback NSW 9 days. Small group (max. 4 per 4WD) to explore the Far West of NSW & South Australia
NOTE - Includes Burke & Wills Dig Tree if QLD open to NSW residents otherwise 2 nights Tibooburra
- Sydney to Broken Hill and return to Sydney
- Follow the Indian Pacific Rail route
- Parkes Radio Telescope – The Dish
- Lake Cargellico central NSW
- Menindee Lakes & Burke & Wills Campsite
- Return optional tours or meets rail to Sydney or Adelaide
- Packsaddle & Milparinka historic sites
- Tibooburra granites, pastoral, art and mining history
- Cameron Corner Country
- Innamincka overnight
- Burke and Wills grave sites and Cooper Creek walks
- Dig Tree access if QLD border open to NSW visitors
- Dog Fence & SA/QLD/NSW State border
- Darling River via Menindee Lakes, Wilcannia
- Macquarie Marshes - great bird spotting and special extra time here
- Gulgong historic village
- Mudgee winetasting
- Blue Mountains
Day 1 – Depart Sydney for the Blue Mountains with morning tea at stunning views from Govetts Leap over the Grose Valley. Moving on via Lithgow to Bathurst and the fascinating history of the gold rush and Cobb & Co coaches. We travel via Orange to near Parkes to visit The Dish Exhibition Centre at the giant CSIRO operated radiotelescope that brought the 1st moon landing images to Earth. Back in Parkes, and less famous is the King's Castle, Australia's very own Elvis Presley museum created by the original yellow Wiggle Greg Page.
Heading west we travel beside the Indian Pacific railway route and visit Manildra, Bogan Gate and Condobolin, in extensive Murray Darling Basin wheat, grain, sheep and cattle producing areas with a taste of the far west of NSW. Arrive for overnight at Lake Cargellico.
Day 2 - We depart for Hillston, once an important stop for the stagecoaches of Cobb and Co. then on via Ivanhoe on the Cobb Highway, part of the Kidman Way. Arriving in Menindee we visit Kinchega National Park, to view the birdlife of Menindee Lakes then to nearby Burke and Wills camp on the banks of the Darling River. It's now a short hop to Broken Hill for dinner at the famous & delicious Mario's Palace Hotel (full of the original murals from Priscilla Queen of the Desert fame) Overnight Broken Hill.
Day 3 – OPTIONAL EXTRA DAY (please ask) to Explore Broken Hill highlights (your choice) options include Pro Hart Gallery, The Line of Lode Lookout, a mine tour, and Miners Memorial plus Desert Sculptures or Lake Mungo or Mutawintji National Parks (optional extra day tour) for exceptional rock art rich in Aboriginal history. Please ask if wanting this option.
Day 4 - Depart Broken Hill through the Barrier Range on the Silver City Highway via Packsaddle for Milparinka and Depot Glen, where explorer Charles Sturt spent 6 months in 1845 with a team of men, waiting for rain and cooler conditions. This area has been extensively mined for tin, lead and gold and operated large sheep stations. Appreciate this once thriving gold mining town at the restored Milparinka Heritage Precinct. Time to explore Tibooburra, and the Outdoor Pastoral Museum. Flat-topped mesas and fantastic views characterise the central Jump-Up country. Remnant gidgee woodland, the catchment system of the ephemeral Twelve-Mile Creek and gibber and grass-covered plains dominate the east, while 450 million-year-old granite tors surrounding Tibooburra form part of the southern boundary of the park. We check out the Tibooburra pubs and considerable town and mining history before overnight here at Family Hotel or Granites Motel BLD
Day 5 - Today we are heading into the Sturt Desert & Sturt National park, crossing the Grey Range with a stop at Fort Grey. The park protects an enormous arid landscape of space and solitude. The rolling red sand dunes of the Strzelecki desert ripple through the western section, graduating past surprising wetlands surrounded by white sands. After some great opportunities for photos, we pass through the Dog Fence and into South Australia to arrive at Cameron Corner on the 3 states corner (NSW, SA & QLD) for a thirst quencher and souvenirs and check out the "Corner Store" (conditional on the border being open).
Travel on via Bollards Lagoon, the Yellow Bus (now buried) and Merty Merty station, crossing the sand hills of the Strzelecki Desert, and Creek as we head for the Strzelecki Track and the uncanny Moomba oil & gas fields. We pass the geothermal power plant / hot rocks project of Geodynamics where Australia has the hottest rocks on Earth, outside of volcanic areas.
Geologists think that 10 million years ago, the granites in the Cooper Basin, South Australia, were exposed at the surface. Since that time they have been covered by a sedimentary layer, four kilometres thick, that acts as an overlying blanket; trapping the heat and preventing it from escaping to the atmosphere.
The heat is created by naturally occurring radiogenic decay that heats the granite to more than 250 degrees Celsius. The granite temperatures in Europe are only 180 degrees Celsius. The granite belt in the Cooper Basin is fractured in horizontal layers and these fractures naturally contain water at very high pressures – up to 5,000 pounds per square inch. Check out the birdlife at sunset on the flooding Cooper Creek before a delicious meal at the Innamincka Hotel, adjacent the famous old Aboriginal Mission Hospital restored as National Parks offices. Overnight Innaminka
Day 6 - A chance for an early walk and look at creek side birdlife - and quirky Innamincka - before we head for the SA/QLD border. This is providing the Queensland border is open to NSW travellers - if not we see Burkes and Wills grave sites (in SA) and enjoy a Cooper creek river walk, then return to Tibooburra via the scenic Old Strzelecki Track
If QLD border open we travel to Nappa Merrie Station (still owned by S Kidman & Co) to the Burke & Wills Dig Tree. Here Burke & Wills their support team waited 3 months and provisions were buried for the northern explorers. The support left 1 day before Burke & Wills return, and the supplies were not found leading to their demise. Lots of history, and birdlife here on the infamous Cooper Creek. Heading south we travel through picturesque desert then sand hill country via Orientos, Santos and Sullivans Tank before crossing the border into NSW at the Warri Gate on the Dingo fence, and once again into the Sturt Desert.
Taking in vast stony plains, the towering red-sand hills of the great Strzelecki Desert and the unusual flat-topped mesas around the Olive Downs, this park covers 340,000 hectares of classic outback terrain. Thanks to the protection of the dingo-proof fence, there are large populations of western grey and red kangaroos. We arrive Tibooburra for dinner & overnight at the local hotel in this most remote NSW desert town.
Day 7 - Return to Broken Hill via Sturt's original route via Pincally Station and fascinating geology to Broken Hill.
Day 8 - Now to Wilcannia, with once a bustling port on the Darling River for the wool trade of paddle steamers, now with its beautiful and historic sandstone public architecture. Heading east we visit the Aboriginal rock art site of Mt Grenfell, before Cobar where we check out the mining museum, before overnight in the historic flood town of Nyngan, close to Macquarie Marshes.
Day 9 - A short drive for the wetlands for the birdwatchers at Macquarie Marshes a UNESCO & Ramsar registered site of outstanding value as one of the most important wetland areas in the world. It is one of the most crucial breeding sites for waterbirds in Australia, with 77 species, along with over 150 other birds, as well as fish, turtles, frogs, snakes and mammals. After a good look at different locations of the wetlands, and a tasty lunch we travel on to a spectacular silo art site in Coonamble then take the scenic road to the beautiful Warrumbungles for a delightful bush walk with wonderful views of The Breadknife. We have a tour of Siding Springs Observatory, home to Australia's largest optical telescope.
The Warrumbungles is Australia's only Dark Sky Park, meaning it is our only Internationally recognised park with an exceptional quality of starry nights and an environment specifically protected for its scientific, natural, educational, cultural heritage, and public enjoyment. Overnight. Coonabarabran Meals: BLD
Day 10 - Travel via historic Gulgong and the Mudgee vineyards for a wine tasting. Travel the scenic Victoria Pass via Lithgow, see the Zig Zag railway before arrival back in Sydney around 6 pm
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March 2013
Unlocking the Parkinson's Puzzle
Developing an assay to identify components in protein structures to aid diagnosis, treatment
Photomicrographs showing Lewy bodies and Lewy neurites in various magnifications in a Parkinson's disease patient. Top panels show a 60x magnification of the alpha synuclein intraneuronal inclusions aggregated to form Lewy bodies. The bottom panels are 20x magnification images that show strand-like Lewy neurites and rounded Lewy bodies of various sizes. (photo by Suraj Rajan, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewy_body) Enlarge image
As part of a new initiative to speed the search for changes in the body that can help predict, diagnose, or monitor Parkinson's disease, a research team led by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory recently received a grant from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS). Scientists from PNNL, University of Miami, Baylor College of Medicine, and Rush University have teamed to identify new components of the Lewy bodies that accumulate in the brain during Parkinson's, and then use ultra-sensitive methods to see if any of these proteins have leaked into cerebrospinal fluid or blood.
Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder that affects about 1 million people in the United States. Symptoms of the disease get worse over time, and include uncontrollable shaking, rigidity, slowed movements, and impaired balance.
"Lewy bodies are abnormal protein aggregates that form in the nerve cells of Parkinson's disease patients," said PNNL biochemist Dr. Vladislav Petyuk, principal investigator of this 3-year, $900K project. "Their presence is one of the signature signs of the disease's progression. Unfortunately, right now, their presence can only be determined after a person has died, because it requires direct examination of brain tissue under the microscope."
The team plans to develop a Lewy body assay based on biofluid protein measurements. They will use proteomics data obtained from brain tissue samples from 500 deceased individuals in studies conducted by Rush University. Differentially abundant proteins exclusively expressed in the brain tissue will be targeted for follow-up testing in easily obtained biofluids.
Detection of Lewy bodies in living humans could allow direct and accurate diagnostics of the disease's onset and progression. It would also act as a surrogate endpoint for assessing drug efficacy during clinical trials. The availability of a minimally invasive test capable of detecting Lewy bodies in living individuals would constitute a significant and welcome development for both clinical diagnostics and drug trials.
"The availability of brain tissue, cerebrospinal fluid, and blood from the same individuals allows us to directly explore the relationship between protein abundance profiles in brain tissue and biofluids," said Petyuk.
Aiding the team in this exploration will be an ultra-sensitive selected reaction monitoring approach developed by PNNL scientists Dr. Wei-Jun Qian and Dr. Tujin Shi of the Biological Sciences Division and in EMSL, a national user facility located at PNNL. They will also use other mass spectrometry capabilities developed at PNNL to reach even lower levels of quantitation. The information will be used to develop a biofluid-based statistical model that predicts the Lewy body load. They will validate the model by acquiring blood serum measurements for an independent Parkinson's disease case/control cohort based on subjects enrolled in another study at Rush.
"The main innovation of our research lies in our approach for testing our assumption that cerebrospinal fluid and blood bear the footprint of brain protein abundances, though at very low concentrations," said Petyuk. "If our hypothesis turns out to be true, especially for blood, this brain-biofluid protein correlation will open an avenue for developing biomarkers of other neurodegenerative disorders."
The work is sponsored as part of NINDS' Parkinson's Disease Biomarkers Program, which is bringing together multiple stakeholders dedicated to research and discovery that will advance diagnostic and progression biomarkers for Parkinson's Disease. Petyuk's project is among nine that have been funded by the program thus far.
Sponsors: National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke.
User Facility: EMSL
Research Team: Vladislav Petyuk, Wei-Jun Qian, Tujin Shi, and Richard (Dick) Smith, PNNL; Amanda Myers, University of Miami; Joshua Shulman, Baylor College of Medicine; and David Bennett, Rush University.
Research Area: Biological Systems Science


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Business Analysts are often thrown into projects to help gather requirements around a known, defined problem. Other times we're asked to analyze the current state of a certain process, organization, system and look for ways to improve areas that are clearly lacking. I've noticed that when we are brought on a project, the problems described are likely only surface symptoms to large issues. For example:
· This system can't handle more than X transactions per hour and it's killing our procurement process' performance
· This organizational unit doesn't have the right staff to be able to keep up with the demands being placed on them
· This process is obsolete and overlaps with three of our other processes
While it's great to have a problem identified, it is well worth the effort to ensure that you are analyzing a root cause problem and not only a symptom of a greater issue. If you don't do this step, you may end up using lots of resources at what amounts to a band-aid solution.
A great technique to help delve into a problem and identify possible root causes is the 'Five Whys'. When an issue is presented you ask the question 'why did that issue occur?' Once you have your answer, ask the question 'and why is that so?' Continue until you have asked 'why?' at least five times, even if you felt you've reached the root cause after 2 or 3 responses.
Joel Spolsky details a good example of how using the Five Whys can elicit solutions to underlying problems. Recently I came across a similar example with a client (certain details have been changed).
Issue: Employees did not receive their pay stubs on pay day.
· Why? Because the printing system failed the day before pay day.
· Why? Because the system could not recover from a hardware fault.
· Why? Because the system uses outdated hardware that has no automatic redundant backup.
· Why? Because the system hasn't been replaced as it hasn't been identified as a high enough priority to allocate budget to its replacement in the current economic climate.
· Why? Because the organization does not have an enterprise planning methodology that weighs the risks of current operational systems failing versus the criticality of these systems and the impact of such a failure.
Some people may have been tempted to stop after the third or fourth question. We could have rushed to find a way to set up either an automatic failover system or to increase the availability of resources to replace legacy hardware in the event of a failure. Or we could have determined that the system needs to be replaced and develop a business case to do so. But the overall challenge that faces the organization is a way to assess the relative risks of failure for all enterprise applications and come up with mitigation strategies in light of the available funds to maintain and replace systems going forward and to holistically evaluate the replacement of such systems over time.
It may still be a good idea to address the symptoms found during this activity. In the end the root cause(s) that you identify may be deemed to be outside of the domain of you and/or your project team's responsibility. The key is to recognize that there are potentially larger issues that may need to be addressed; otherwise this issue may resurface with different symptoms in the future and to pass along this information to those who can act on it.
The Five Whys isn't the only tool you may want to use to help identify potential root causes (here are some suggestions on how to improve its efficacy at finding root causes), but I believe that it can be used to quickly assess whether a problem that has already been defined may in fact be a symptom of greater hidden issues.
Jarett Hailes Larimar Consulting Inc. http://www.larimarconsulting.com
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3 [Open session]
4 --- Upon commencing at 2.32 p.m.
5 JUDGE BONOMY: Would the Registrar please call the case.
6 THE REGISTRAR: Good afternoon, Your Honour. This is case number
7 IT-05-87-PT, the Prosecutor versus Milan Milutinovic and others.
8 JUDGE BONOMY: Well, this is a Status Conference in the case of
9 Milutinovic and others, which may or may not turn out to be an event of
10 significance. But as matters have stood so far, it's an event which must
11 take place. I notice that there are no Accused present so when I call for
12 the representation of each party to be confirmed to me, I would be
13 grateful if you would also confirm to me that your client is absent -- or
14 at least your client's absence is a result of an informed decision not to
15 be here today. First of all I'll take the appearances for the
16 Prosecution.
17 MR. HANNIS: Thank you, Your Honour. On behalf of the Office of
18 the Prosecutor I'm Thomas Hannis, I'm joined today by Christina Moeller
19 and Matthias Marcussen, and our case manager Susan Grogan.
20 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. Hannis and for each of the accused
21 in turn as they appear in order on the conjoined indictment, please.
22 MR. O'SULLIVAN: Your Honour, Eugene O'Sullivan and Slobodan
23 Zecevic appearing for Mr. Milutinovic who has waived his right to be
24 present.
25 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. O'Sullivan.
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1 MR. PETROVIC: [Interpretation] Your Honour I'm Vladimir Petrovic
2 and I'm representing Mr. Sainovic today. Thank you.
3 JUDGE BONOMY: Can you confirm the position for me, please.
4 MR. PETROVIC: [Interpretation] If you permit me, Mr. Sainovic is
5 informed about the Status Conference and he was waived his right to be
6 present.
7 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. Petrovic.
8 MR. VISNJIC: [Interpretation] Your Honours, I am Tomislav Visnjic,
9 representing General Dragoljub Ojdanic, who has been informed of this
10 Status Conference and has waived his right to be present.
11 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you.
12 MR. ACKERMAN: Good afternoon, Your Honour, I'm John Ackerman for
13 Nebojsa Pavkovic. I'm here with Aleksander Aleksic, my co-counsel and
14 General Pavkovic has no wish to be here. Thank you.
15 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you.
16 Mr. Bakrac?
17 MR. BAKRAC: [Interpretation] Your Honours, good afternoon. I am
18 Milhajlo Bakrac. Accompanied by Mr. Milan Petrovic, we represent General
19 Vladimir Lazarevic who is informed of this Status Conference and was
20 waived his right to be present, thank you.
21 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. Bakrac.
22 That leaves you, Mr. Scudder, I think.
23 MR. SCUDDER: Good afternoon, Your Honour, I'm Theodore Scudder
24 I'm here on behalf of Sreten Lukic. Mr. Lukic also waives his right to be
25 here.
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1 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. Scudder.
2 Now, there are two things I think I ought to mention simply to
3 bring parties up to date on the way matters stand.
4 The Trial Chamber having made an order against a number of parties
5 for the production of material, an order sought at the instance of
6 General Ojdanic, and that order, having been challenged now, then
7 obviously there will not be any immediate response to it and an
8 application has indeed been made to stay the effect of that order beyond
9 the 21-day stay which was already provided for in the order.
10 It's to me unclear whether the Trial Chamber or the Appeals
11 Chamber ought to deal with that at the moment but it will be dealt with
12 fairly soon. Without committing any other who might be involved in that
13 decision, it seems to me likely that the stay would be granted in the
14 circumstances.
15 The other matter is the indictment itself. Regrettably, the
16 challenges to that have not yet been finally resolved by the Trial
17 Chamber. A number of significant matters do arise and fairly considerable
18 attention has already been given to these. That decision will not emerge
19 within the next few days but I hope that it will be made early in the new
20 year. I would not anticipate it being later than the end of January and I
21 hope in fact it will be earlier than that. There should be a draft
22 available in a fairly finalised form to the Trial Chamber prior to the
23 recess but I don't think that it's possible to resolve the matter until
24 after the recess.
25 Now, the fact that we had a very full 65 ter Conference at which I
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1 presided should have - should have - cut down the issues that require to
2 be explored here. I know there has been ongoing exchanges of
3 communication about disclosure but the tenor of these, in so far as I have
4 seen them, suggests that parties are working towards resolution of issues
5 and that, where Mr. Ackerman may have felt a bit frustrated before the 65
6 ter Conference, I don't have the same sense of frustration emerging from
7 the more recent communications.
8 Is that a fair assessment of the positions Mr. Ackerman?
9 MR. ACKERMAN: It is Your Honour. And as late as a few moments
10 ago I have a new communication from the Registry regarding a request that
11 I made by e-mail three or four days ago and all I can really say about it
12 is that they expressed some very serious problems with regard to staffing
13 and ability to meet my needs in a timely manner. But certainly an effort
14 to do so will be made and we are -- we are getting along just fine and
15 matters are proceeding, I think, as rapidly as they possibly can.
16 JUDGE BONOMY: The most recent problem identified, I think, is the
17 disclosure of material which has been marked for identification. But some
18 of that material is still the subject of consideration by the Milosevic
19 Trial Chamber. Much of it is marked for identification because of --
20 because it's untranslated and therefore its disclosure to you would not
21 necessarily be particularly helpful in any event at the moment. And there
22 are other items which are the subject of current consideration so there
23 will be developments on that front in any event and those which become
24 exhibits will be scanned, I assume, in priority to those that are remain
25 MFI'ed and you'll get them but since you have so much other material to
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1 keep you occupied throughout the winter, I suspect that you can create
2 your own priorities which will enable you to deal with this material in
3 due course.
4 MR. ACKERMAN: Your Honour, as you know from my prior filings the
5 day will never come when I'll run out of material to look at.
6 JUDGE BONOMY: Thank you, Mr. Ackerman. In the absence from
7 indication from any other Defence counsel that there are particular
8 disclosure problems, I'm inclined to assume that disclosure is proceeding
9 as best it can at the moment.
10 Very well.
11 Now, Mr. Hannis, is there any particular issue you feel ought to
12 be raised in the course of this hearing?
13 MR. HANNIS: There is one thing I wanted to are bring to your
14 attention. This is a long-standing matter regarding our request for
15 protective measures concerning the witnesses for intercepted
16 communications.
17 JUDGE BONOMY: Yes.
18 MR. HANNIS: I think I informed you last time I understood that
19 there had been an oral communication to my boss that that was not going to
20 be a problem, that the national authorities were willing to reduce the
21 original request for protective measures to such an extent I thought it
22 might be more acceptable. But I have not received that confirmation in
23 writing yet. I know this has been on the trial's plate for a long time
24 now, and I'm willing to suggest to the Court that I'll withdraw the
25 current motion and then file an amended motion when I receive the written
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1 confirmation of exactly what restrictions they are willing to remove.
2 JUDGE BONOMY: Well, I see no objection to that proposed course of
3 action being suggested by anyone. And therefore, I will allow you to with
4 withdraw it, Mr. Hannis, and note that that has been done.
5 MR. HANNIS: I'm making that withdrawal with the understanding
6 that I would be allowed to file later.
7 JUDGE BONOMY: Yes. No, I'm grateful to you for doing that
8 because it -- I think it will help to focus the issue better if a fresh
9 application is made.
10 Now, does any counsel have any issue to raise?
11 All right.
12 It seems to me that if we are to proceed on the basis of 65 ter
13 being the appropriate forum for detailed discussion of issues in the case,
14 that not only would it be appropriate for the Accused to waive their
15 attendance at a Status Conference, it may even be appropriate for them to
16 waive the holding of a Status Conference.
17 I think the real reason for such an arrangement is to ensure that
18 Accused in custody have an opportunity of raising matters with the Bench,
19 and I note that the rule dealing with Status Conferences specifically
20 makes that point in relation to Appeals Chamber hearings but doesn't do so
21 clearly in relation to Trial Chamber business. It may turn out that it's
22 not possible to avoid holding one, but I think it may be possible to do so
23 and, should that be the view I ultimately form because of the way in which
24 cases are -- this case is being progressed, I may invite you to produce
25 written waivers at a later stage for any other Status Conference that I
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1 would otherwise be holding. I hesitate to make any firm decision on the
2 matter, since I remain hopeful, not expectant but hopeful, that the case
3 might be transferred to a Trial Chamber sooner rather than later, with a
4 view to the pre-trial business being conducted by the Presiding Judge who
5 would preside at the trial. I'm not in a position to indicate that that
6 is going to happen at a particular stage at the moment. So I rely simply
7 on the possibility, to restrain me from making firm arrangements for
8 future pre-trial hearings in this case. If I remain the Pre-Trial Judge I
9 envisage following the course that has recently been followed and dealing
10 with the matter in detail at a 65 ter Conference.
11 I'm grateful to you all for your assistance so far in the case.
12 I'm sorry that this has turned out to be rather a formality, but one which
13 in the current circumstances was unavoidable and I am now in a position to
14 adjourn the Status Conference.
15 --- Whereupon the Status Conference adjourned at
16 2.47 p.m.


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By Duop Chak Wuol
February 21, 2018 (SSNA) — Sometimes it is better to immerse yourself in other's experiences to get an understanding of your own imagination. It is not rational to conclude that what you imagine is necessarily the case. However, it is logically valid that putting yourself in someone else's shoes is a reasonable way to understand his or her inner self.
It was more than four years ago when a hopeful five year old boy was slit in the throat in Juba and died instantly. His name was Peter Gatwech Nhial. This heartrending episode transpired in front of his parents. A few minutes later, the killers shot his father and mother. Fortunately, his father survived. Peter's life was ended by a ruthless ethnic militia employed by South Sudanese President Salva Kiir to kill people. His death was a hope shattered: the life of an innocent child unjustly terminated, leaving his father to continue living life in pain. It was an act of violence committed against a helpless young South Sudanese child.
In January 2018, I visited one of the South Sudanese refugee camps located in Ethiopia's western region, Gambella. The name of the camp is Nguenyyiel, and the site is also known as Kule three. After my arrival in the camp, I asked for permission from the local authorities to be taken to a public place like a market, health center, or school. My intention was to see, assess, and experience the current refugees' situations in the camp and compare them with the life I once lived in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. But I did not expect my tour to be overshadowed by this boy's shocking story.
After a short walk, I met Peter's father, Nhial Goy, at a nearby health center's compound. I have to admit that my meeting with Nhial was accidental. When I first arrived at the compound, I saw a middle-aged man sitting on the compound with his head down. A few minutes later, his face was still leaning downward. I then felt a moral obligation, though it was probably not a coherent choice, to greet him and perhaps attempt to ask him why he kept his head down for such a long time. It was an uncomfortable decision and my heart was, for reasons unknown to me, beating heavily. I walked to him, greeted him, and extended my hand to him. A brief conversation transpired between the two of us — I asked him if he was well. He replied, "Yes, of course." I then asked him why he kept his head down for many minutes. "Is there anything wrong?" I asked. To my surprise, Nhial responded by lifting his head up, looking around, and bursting into tears. I was stunned to see Nhial's face covered with seemingly endless tears. It was a throbbing moment — a moment that caused me to keep quiet for a while. Astonished and not knowing where to begin, I asked him if I could get him a cup of water. Nhial replied, "No, I am fine." I was baffled. I remember having a strange feeling in my mind that something was just not right about Nhial's tears. After wrestling with my conscience, I decided to ask him again about his well-being and why he had cried.
Nhial had enough, tearful and determined to share his grief: "I am here to seek medical attention for my gunshot wounds," he said. "My son and wife were killed in Juba. My only hope was shattered by Salva Kiir," Nhial added. He explained that his wife, Nyabiey Ruon, died of her wounds a few hours after the attack. Nhial disclosed to me that they were shot in the early morning of December 16 and he could not remember the exact time. He stated that he was waiting for his wounds to heal so that he could join the fight against South Sudan's government, saying, "I am willing to fight against the person who took the lives of my wife and son."
While I was stunned and did not know what to say, Peter's father decided to take the lead and voluntarily showed me three huge permanent scars: one on his forehead and the other two on the right side of his lower abdomen — a chilling reminder of how horrifying the attack was. How he survived puzzled me, and I know for a fact that his miraculous death-escape needs medical explanation.
Nhial told me he thought he was going to die and that his rescue was God's work. He explained that he was inside his house in Gudele with his dead wife and son when he heard the sound of an ambulance the morning of December 17, 2013 and decided to crawl out of his blood-filled home. He said he was lucky enough to reach outside his gate before the ambulance arrived. There, one of the medical workers saw him and asked the driver to stop the car. He was then put into the ambulance and rushed to Juba's teaching hospital. As we continued our conversation, I noticed a continuous flow of tears from his eyes: it was one of the most painful moments in my life — my heart was bursting with sadness, I had to end the discussion about the tragedy. Nhial later revealed to me that he was snuck out of the hospital to a UN-run camp in Juba by humanitarian aid personnel after he was told by a doctor that he was free to leave the hospital. The doctor advised that he should seek further medical attention in another hospital as Juba's hospital did not have the right medications for his head wound. He said he did not know whether his wife and son were buried and that he kept thinking about what happened to their bodies. In the back of my mind, I also knew that there were countless numbers of people who probably experienced the same cruelty. Nhial was lucky enough to be snuck out of the camp by his relatives and escape to Kenya before his final destination, Nguenyyiel refugee camp.
Nhial's horrifying story kept me thinking for three weeks and helped me to understand what Salva Kiir's leadership is all about. It was a tough and touching experience for me, but it was an account that I would embrace even though it echoed the pain in my soul. This narrative gave me opportunities to cry and laugh. But there are times when I get enraged with the level of brutality inflicted on Nhial's family – especially when emotions get the best of me. I tried my best to separate my personal feelings from the brutality Kiir's regime inflicted on Nhial and his deceased family. What enraged me the most about this particular tragedy was the fact that none of Peter's parents had blood relations with any of Sudan People's Liberation Movement's (SPLM) senior political leaders, whom Salva Kiir accused in December 2013 of plotting a coup. Nhial, Nyabiey, and Peter were all innocent civilians who were living the life of ordinary South Sudanese. They were not active in South Sudan's politics and had no known records of supporting any particular political leader or party. Kiir's ethnic militia targeted Nhial's family simply because they were of Nuer ethnicity. Peter and his mother were brutally murdered due to tribally-motivated political madness — it was, indeed, a hope shattered.
The author can be reached at [email protected].


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New Delhi (India), May 13: It's Aishwarya Rajesh's career-best performance in Farhana, the latest Tamil release directed by Nelson Venkatesan. The trilingual film, also released in Telugu and Hindi, has garnered praise from netizens and captivated audiences with its morning shows. Rajesh's portrayal of Farhana, a brave and determined Muslim woman, carries the entire film on her shoulders.
Aishwarya Rajesh's acting is nothing short of brilliant, immersing herself completely in the character. From the opening scene to the gripping climax, Rajesh captures the essence of Farhana with impeccable depth.
The film progresses around Farhana, an educated woman living with her husband Karim (Jithan Ramesh) and their three children. Despite her orthodox father Boots Bhai's (Kitty) disapproval, Farhana takes up a job at a call centre to escape poverty. She excels in her work and later transitions to a friendly chat process that pays higher incentives. Initially shocked by the explicit conversations with male customers, she copes with the situation. However, a mysterious caller enters her life, seeking intellectual conversation rather than sexual encounters. Their interactions provide solace to Farhana, who yearns for someone to share her thoughts. But when one of her colleagues gets murdered, the mysterious man engages her in a deadly cat-and-mouse game, threatening her family's well-being. The rest of the film delves into whether Farhana can escape the clutches of this apparent psychopath.
With Farhana, Dream Warrior Pictures adds another cerebral film to its impressive repertoire, and director Nelson Venkatesan continues to showcase his talent and versatility in content and filmmaking.
The music and background score by Justin Prabhakaran provides an engaging atmosphere throughout Farhana. Cinematographer Gokul Benoy's use of thrilling camera movements keeps the suspense alive, while editor VJ Sabu Joseph skillfully conceals climactic events, unveiling them at opportune moments. The art direction by Siva Sankar expertly portrays Farhana's home and creates a contrasting and surreal ambience for the antagonist.
Farhana is a gripping suspense drama that showcases Aishwarya Rajesh's exceptional talent and captivates audiences from start to finish. With its compelling storyline and stellar performances, this film is a must-watch for fans of intense cinema.
Jithan Ramesh surprises with his subtle and affecting portrayal of Karim, the supportive husband who senses his wife growing distant. Kitty impresses as Farhana's orthodox father, bringing authenticity to his character. Anumol and Aishwarya Dutta, cast as Farhana's colleagues, amaze us with their performances, with Dutta playing a significant role in the screenplay's turning point. The film also features a surprise casting of a prominent celebrity in the antagonist role, relying on voice modulation and making a powerful impact in the climax.
Released in theatres on May 12, 2023, Farhana has an excellent performance with a power-packed storyline and deserves a four-and-a-half rating. Do not miss this trilingual!.
Cast & Crew:
Aishwarya Rajesh – Farhana
Selvaraghavan – Dhayalan
Kittu – Ajeez Bhai
Jithan Ramesh – Karim
Aishwarya Dutta – Sophia
Anumol – Nithya
Shakthi – Prithvi
Story & Direction: Nelson Venkatesan
Production House: Dream Warrior Pictures
Producers: S R Prakash Babu, S R Prabu
Creative Producer: Thangaprabaharan R
Executive Producer: Aravendraj Baskaran
Screenplay – Nelson Venkatesan, Sankar Dass & Ranjith Ravindran
Dialogues: Manushyaputhiran, Nelson Venkatesan & Shankar Dass
Music: Justin Prabhakaran
DOP: Gokul Benoy
Editor: VJ Sabu Joseph
Art Director: Siva Shankar
Production Controller: S.M. Sirajudeen
Stylist: Navadevi Rajkumar
Lyricists: Yuga Bharathi, Uma Devi
Sound Mixing: Tapas Nayak
Rating: 4.5
Marketing & Promotions: Esakki Muthu
EP Associate: Sathappa S, Allaudin Hussain
Media Strategy: Naarad PR & Image Strategists & Johnson
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