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25 U.S. Code § 3614 - Tribal judicial conferences
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The Secretary is authorized to provide funds to tribal judicial conferences, under section 3611 of this title, pursuant to contracts entered into under the authority of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act [25 U.S.C. 450 et seq.] for the development, enhancement, and continuing operation of tribal justice systems of Indian tribes which are members of such conference. Funds provided under this section may be used for—
(1) the employment of judges, magistrates, court counselors, court clerks, court administrators, bailiffs, probation officers, officers of the court, or dispute resolution facilitators;
(2) the development, revision, and publication of tribal codes, rules of practice, rules of procedure, and standards of judicial performance and conduct;
(3) the acquisition, development, and maintenance of a law library and computer assisted legal research capacities;
(7) the development and operation of other innovative and culturally relevant programs and projects, including (but not limited to) programs and projects for—
Source(Pub. L. 103–176, title I, § 104,Dec. 3, 1993, 107 Stat. 2008.)
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BOISE — Idaho is no longer the only state without a panel that reviews circumstances surrounding child deaths. The 13-member Idaho Child Fatality Review Team was re-invigorated this year following an executive order from Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter to focus on ways to prevent kids from dying. Its next meeting is July 12, to review cases of children who died in automobile accidents, in hopes of helping prevent future fatalities.
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The House Foreign Affairs Committee's Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations is holding a hearing on the Troubling Case of Meriam Ibrahim, at which Enough Project Senior Policy Advisor Omer Ismail will testify. Chairman Smith on the hearing: "Meriam Ibrahim Ishag has been imprisoned in Sudan in fear of execution, chained during the late stages of her pregnancy, forced to give birth in prison, released from prison and re-arrested on flimsy charges. This all is the result of her being Christian in a country in which the ruling authorities refuse to recognize the right of people to choose their own religion. Our hearing will examine this troubling violation of a basic human right."
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Enough will be co-hosting a pre-screening of the film "Watchers of the Sky" during the Human Rights Watch Film Festival on in New York City June 18 and 19, in partnership with the International Center for Transitional Justice. The film, inspired by Samantha Power's A Problem From Hell, explores holding to account those who commit genocide and other atrocity crimes.
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For the second part of the VICE season two finale on HBO, "The Forgotten War", VICE correspondent Ben Anderson travels to Sudanese refugee camps in Chad to examine the effects of lagging international attention, then to Sudan itself, where rebels are poised for civil war.
Jun 10, 2014
On June 10, Enough Project Policy Associate Holly Dranginis and CFCI EU Campus Organizer Georgia Potton will speak on a panel entitled: "Help End Sexual Violence in Conflict Through What You Buy."
May 18, 2014
At the Second Annual Champions of Jewish Values International Awards Gala, John Prendergast will receive the Champion of Human Life Award
May 14, 2014
On May 14, Enough Project Senior Policy Analyst Sasha Lezhnev will join Congresswoman Karen Bass (D-CA-37), Ranking Member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee's Subcommittee on Africa, and other leading experts on the region at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles for an event hosted by Jewish World Watch.
May 1, 2014
Kasper Agger, Field Researcher from the Enough Project, is set to testify at a subcommittee hearing on the Central African Republic.
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A conversation with Jane Bussmann and John Prendergast.
Apr 8, 2014
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Apr 2, 2014
Enough Project Senior Advisor Omer Ismail and a group of panelists will share insight and analysis on the prospects for the two Sudans.
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The Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York's Sustainable Business Committee will be presenting the Sustainable Electronics Event.
Mar 24, 2014
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Mar 6, 2014
In honor of International Women's Day, a co-hosted a high-level special event will be held Thursday, March 6, at the United Nations headquarters in New York. The discussion, entitled "International Women's Day: Elevating the Conversation on Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict" will cover the ways in which women experience conflict, the role of women in Congo's peace process, and urgent actions needed to end and prevent sexual violence.
Mar 1, 2014
Workshop: Conflict Mining: Political, Economic and Environmental Effects of U.S. Interests in the DRC
Feb 26, 2014
John Prendergast, along with The Honorable Donald Booth and Walid Phares will testify at an open hearing held by U.S. House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International Organizations entitled "U.S. Policy Toward Sudan and South Sudan".
Feb 25, 2014
Join the Enough Project and Jewish World Watch for a reception featuring Rep. Ed Royce, Chairman of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Feb 23, 2014
Join the Enough Project and Jewish World Watch for an advocacy and learning conference in Washington, D.C. This will be an opportunity to learn from fellow activists and distinguished experts in the growing movement against genocide, and speak with legislators in the Capital to advocate for involvement against atrocities in Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Feb 20, 2014
Exploring the Links Between Armed Conflict and Natural Resource Exploitation
Feb 13, 2014
JD Stier, the Enough Project's Campaign Manager for Raise Hope for Congo, will be presenting "Advocacy in Action"
Feb 13, 2014
Thursday, February 13 at 4:00 PM
Feb 7, 2014
Please join us this Friday for a briefing on the latest developments from the ground, analysis on the Addis agreement and concrete policy recommendations for peace in South Sudan.
Jan 31, 2014
The Future of Conflicts in Africa and How to End Them: A Presentation by John Prendergast
Jan 28, 2014
Please join the Center for American Progress for the second event in USAID's series of events focusing on efforts to end extreme poverty as it relates to different sectors and countries. The panel discussion will focus on what the international community's commitment to eradicate extreme poverty implies for engagement in countries affected by fragility and conflict.
Jan 27, 2014
Crothers Global Citizenship Presents John Prendergast
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Jan 9, 2014
John Prendergast, along with The Honorable Princeton Lyman, The Honorable Linda Thomas-Greenfield, The Honorable Nancy Lindborg, and The Honorable Kate Almquist Knopf will testify at an open hearing held by The U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations entitled "The Situation in South Sudan".
Jan 7, 2014
On January 7, the Africa Growth Initiative at Brookings will host a discussion with leading Africa experts, including Enough Project's John Prendergast, on the most important challenges the continent will face in 2014.
Dec 4, 2013
Join us tonight, Wednesday, December 4th at 8pm EST, for an hour-long online Advocacy Workshop Webinar co-led by STAND and the Enough Project to discuss with participants how best to meet and work with elected officials. The workshop is open to all but especially relevant for college students and others interested in U.S. policy on Sudan.


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When Texas teenager Shelby Knox joins a youth group on a campaign for better sex education in high schools, she begins to question her deeply conservative Southern Baptist upbringing.
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An Offer on the Table
I was helped a lot by a previous post of yours, how to turn a small press offer into something bigger. I went back and read it again and was well prepared for the exciting day. I got the small press offer, did not accept it (but did not turn it down either), and found a good agent. The novel is now on submission with the knowledge that there's an offer on the table. My question is: how long can you keep the small press waiting? It's been about a month now (since the offer; two weeks since submission to other editors) and I'm hoping we'll hear from the other editors soon. Two weeks ago, I informed the small press that an agent would be handling the contract and could I have a few more weeks for my response? I haven't heard back from them as of this writing. Thanks very much.
In my opinion two weeks is more than enough time, bordering on too much time actually. I understand it probably took two weeks to find an agent and that's perfectly acceptable, but with an offer on the table, no matter how small the press, the other publishers should be jumping through hoops, at your agent's insistence, to respond as quickly as possible. In my experience, once you've secured an agent, she should submit the material immediately and ask for replies immediately. The only caveat to that is if you are fully intending to turn down the small press offer no matter what happens with other publishers.
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BURBANK, Calif., July 2, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The Will Rogers Institute (WRI) is proud to announce Jeff Bridges, star of upcoming science fiction film, The Giver, as its 2014 Summer Theatrical Fundraising Spokesperson. The fundraising campaign, happening in movie theaters across the United States, is a time-honored tradition that began in 1936 and featured James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart and Bette Davis in the first public service announcement.
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"Have you ever considered that all this is your fault? Your presence creates these animals."
We're all familiar with the dear old doctor, Hugo Strange, he's been through the rumour mill more than most and with good reason- Alon Aboutboul cast as "mad scientist"…
Jump back a month or so- Gary Oldman tells us one of the villains is an "old, old" foe of the Batman. While this could be Strange, it could also point to the lesser known Dr Karl Hellfern, A.K.A, Dr Death.
In his first appearance in Detective Comics #29, Doctor Death develops a lethal chemical agent from pollen extract and enacts a plan to use the poison to extort money from wealthy Gotham City citizens. He is assisted by a large East Indian manservant, Jabah-
Or Bane?
-In an attempt to evade capture by Batman, Doctor Death ignites chemicals in his laboratory, presumably killing Jabah and himself in the resulting explosion. Doctor Death next appears the following month in Detective Comics #30. With a new accomplice, a Cossack named Mikhail, Doctor Death is this time successful in claiming a victim in his extortion scheme, but discovers that the poisoned man lost his fortune in the Depression. Batman intervenes in the plot and upon apprehending the doctor, discovers that Doctor Death's face is horribly disfigured from the lab explosion, resulting in a brown, skeletal appearance.
A new realm of possibilities opens… Which will it be? (if either)
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Dr Hugo Strange is back in the rumours today after MyEntertainmentWorld (Similar to IMDb but aimed at professionals in the film industry) published a short synopsis for The Dark Knight Rises…
DARK KNIGHT RISES, THE (aka MAGNUS REX & FOX HILLS GREEN) – Mid June, 2011 – India & London, UK & New York, NY & Pittsburgh, PA. STORY: As Batman deals with his new status as a wanted vigilante, Dr. Hugo Strange, a villainous psychiatrist, concocts a plan to destroy him and become the new Batman. (Posted: June 17, 2010. Revised: April 14, 2011)
This is of course NOT official but you have to wonder why it hasn't been debunked yet. Christopher Nolan has always pushed the more psychological side of the Batman universe and Dr Strange would seem like a sensible choice for the story -not to mention his links to Bane.
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Rumours are flying once again and yes, it's Hugo Strange but this time Robin Williams.
Dr. Hugo Strange was responsible for the experiments that caused Bane's venom addiction.
I can see Robin Williams playing the obsessive Strange very well given his role in One Hour Photo.
Little is known of Hugo Strange's early days, only that he was abandoned and grew up in state-run homes.
A brilliant scientist, he first came to Batman's attention when he committed multiple robberies using a manmade fog to cover his tracks. These robberies were however the tip of the iceberg- Strange was using his ill-gotten gains to finance his unethical human experimentation. Batman caught Strange and from his cell the scientist swore revenge the Bat.
-Escaping from prison, he once again began his experimentations- inventing a serum which turned people into monsters that he would then release into Gotham.
-Strange has used fear dust, much like Scarecrow. Batman managed to stop him but in the process Strange fell from a cliff and was assumed dead. He did however survive, recovering slowly.
-Strange obsessed over Batman and eventually managed to work out his true identity Strange then went about auctioning this information to Gotham's underworld but in the end he kept it for his own use.
-Strange proceeded to plot against Bruce Wayne, hoping to drive him mad.
-Strange has also dressed as Batman.
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There have been many versions of Hugo Strange over the 70 years that he's been in Batman's rogues gallery. Some have depicted him as a mad scientist, other's as a Batman obsessed psychologist. This leaves him open to many possibilities in The Dark Knight Rises. The most likely being, as I've mentioned before, the Prey story line. It would be too hard to explain it so I would recommend this link… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman:_Prey
If Hugo is the main villain, Nolan would be mad not to draw from that take on the strange Hugo Strange.
Arkham City's Dr. Hugo Strange is shaping up to be quite a creepy fellow.
In the recently released trailer we witnessed him being rather needle-happy with one of his security officers. With his deep, disconcerting voice oddly enthralling.
Here's the first in-game image of Strange.
BATMAN: First look at Arkham City's Hugo Strange…
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There's been much speculation over Tom Hardy's role in the forthcoming film, The Dark Knight Rises. All of that could be over however- A so far reliable source at WarnerBros is reported to have confirmed Hardy as Hugo Strange.
The character of Strange is a likely one for Nolan to want to include, given that he's not a clay monster or iced man and is based on a much more psychological level.
Strange is one of Batman's first recurring enemies and has been featured since 1940.
The most likely and Nolanesque version of the character would be that of the "Prey" story arc, in which Professor Hugo Strange is brought in by the GCPD to aid in the capture of Batman by uncovering his true identity. (This would fit with Batman's current predicament in the film). Strange applies his huge knowledge of psychology to the matter and succeeds in his task, though, having become obsessed with the Bat, keeps the information for his own means and goes about tormenting Bruce Wayne.
Strange also has dealings with Sal Maroni, experiments on the patients of Arkham Asylum and has even been known to dress as the Batman.
I don't know about you but I'm quite intrigued by the prospects of the character and hope he will be included.
Though Tom Hardy is a confirmed cast member for The Dark Knight Rises, his role isn't.
A while ago there were even rumors that he could play Killer Croc or Bane. (unlikely characters in Nolan Gotham)
The rumors eventually seemed to settle around the character of Detective Harvey Bullock, crooked cop and bane of Commissioner Gordon's efforts to clean up the streets.
However, a new possibility has been added to the list. Namely, Dr. Hugo Strange, maniacal psychologist and the only person to ever deduce Batman's true identity.
Both are very interesting prospects and I'm having a 'Hardy' time choosing which I'd prefer!
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This week's Barnegat Bay Blitz proved a success, state officials said Friday.
Thousands of volunteers gathered up and down the shores of the bay watershed to do their part to give the watershed a fall cleanup.
In Brick, volunteers included John Zingis whose group included several people who cleaned up a creek adjacent to the A.C. Moore store, as well as a Boy Scout troop whose members hauled trash out of a creek near the K-Mart store off Route 88.
"Once again, the enthusiasm out here is infectious," said state Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin, who participated in cleanups in Toms River, Point Pleasant and Island Beach State Park's Sedge Island. "These volunteers, many of them students, truly care about the future of Barnegat Bay and are willing to do something about it. I commend each one of them for setting an example for everyone who lives and works in the bay's watershed to follow."
Volunteers came from all 37 municipalities in the 660-square-mile watershed, which encompasses 33 municipalities in Ocean County and four in Monmouth County. Scientists have pointed to overdevelopment, pollution and runoff, as well as other factors, for causing the bay to decline from its heyday as a home to an abundance of shellfish, finfish and seagrass species.
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YOUNGSTOWN — The city school district has spent nearly $7 million on substitute teachers the last five years, with more than three more months left in this school year.
The district pays substitutes $70 per day plus costs for the State Teachers Retirement System, Medicare and worker's compensation which totals $88.72 per day.
At 10 days, the base amount increases to $75 per day and at 60 days, it increases to $162.42 per day plus health benefits.
Through Feb. 8, the district spent more than $669,000 on substitutes this year and $1.7 million for subs last school year. The totals include money from the general fund, federal dollars that carry restrictions on their use and all other funds.
Substitutes are called in when a teacher is absent for any reason, from sickness, personal time or family death or illness to military leave, workshops, professional development training or jury duty.
Through January, the Youngstown district has had 4,374 teacher absences this school year. Chaney Campus (grades 6-12) logged the most with 500 followed by East High with 459.
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The easiest $5000 you will ever win, says Luke Skurman
Luke Skurman knows from first-hand experience that a little bit of seed funding can go a long way.
College Prowler was launched when Skurman won two business plan competitions. It went on to become the first company in the country to successfully publish national college surveys for students, by students.
With that in mind, Skurman rounded up five friends and threw a barbecue fundraiser this summer. About 840 showed up in Shadyside to eat, mingle and drink IC Light. $5000 was raised for Business Bout, a contest that hopes to help other aspiring entrepreneurs in the region.
"We want to foster young professionals to stay in Pittsburgh," explains Skurman. "We're trying to prove to the Pittsburgh community that there are awesome people in Pittsburgh with awesome ideas."
Business Bout asks for a simple, two-page submission highlighting yourself and your idea. The key is to come up with an idea that will be self-sustaining, Skurman adds. If the company is already up and running, it must be less than one year old and have earned less than $100,000 in revenue; it also must have fewer than three employees.
And it must be operating in Pittsburgh.
Skurman and his five partners--three came to the region by choice and three are boomerangers--will judge the submissions. All are exemplary young professionals who want to give back to Pittsburgh in a larger way. If the contest is a success, Business Bout will partner with a corporate sponsor next year and expand the contest.
"We all got a good footing here and want to help get the next generation ahead," Skurman says. "We will all leverage our personal networks. We really want the business to work and create new jobs and be an added benefit to our region."
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with the natural environment applies less to Kierland because of its urban orientation. This project is less about
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versus automobile dependence. Integration and compatibility with the man-made environment is a strength of the
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neighborhoods this mixed-use commercial piece is urban. Planning for Kierland required strict development
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Inside Wall Street: TXI catches investor attention
Is the beleaguered maker of heavy construction material a buyout target?
The U.S. construction industry continues to be in the dumps, and companies like Texas Industries (TXI), a maker of heavy construction materials that has been losing money since 2009, remain under tremendous pressure. For fiscal 2011, Texas Industries posted another loss that was worse than analysts had expected.
Its stock -- which dropped from $46 a share to a 52-week low of $21 in November 2011 -- has since been moving up, closing at $31 on Wednesday. But analysts who track the stock remain bearish, with none of them recommending it as a "buy." They expect TXI to remain on the ropes and continue to rate it as "underperform."
Todd Vencil of investment firm Sterne Agee says the outlook for Texas Industries "is still uninspiring" and notes that CEO Mell Brehlus anticipates demand remaining in the doldrums. "We don't expect the demand environment or the company's liquidity situation to significantly improve in the next several quarters," Vencil says. He sees the stock heading even lower -- to $22.
Yet some of Texas Industries' major shareholders continue to build up their stakes in the stock. The reason: Texas Industries will have to dismantle its poison pill sometime this year. It put up the anti-takeover measure in 2010, when it signed a standstill agreement with one of its major stakeholders, NNS Holding. NNS is the investment vehicle of the billionaire Nassef Sawiris, who is estimated to have a net worth of $6.5 billion, making him the 182nd richest person in the world, according to Forbes.
NNS now has a stake of more than 22% in Texas Industries. In return for NNS' promise in July 2010, when it had more than 10%, to limit its stake to 20% until Dec. 31, 2011, Texas Industries promised to eliminate the anti-takeover rule. After Dec. 31, 2011, NNS started to buy more shares. Texas Industries didn't return a call to comment on whether it has actually eliminated the poison pill.
One other noteworthy piece of information is that other large stakeholders have been raising their holdings. One is Longleaf Partners, which owns a 10% stake. It has been buying shares, apparently in anticipation of the dismantling of the anti-takeover measure.
"Longleaf is considered one of the shrewdest activist money managers and has consistently been ranked as one of the best-performing investment managers in the country," says Charles LaLoggia, an investment consultant and long-time avid Wall Street watcher.
Another big institutional holder in Texas Industries is Shamrock Activity Value Fund, which continues to add to its stake of 10%. Neither NNS nor Shamrock could be reached for comment.
"From what I can gather, there appears to be a classic takeover situation brewing in Texas Industries," says LaLoggia, who notes that the long-depressed stock has reached such a low point that it has become enticingly cheap in the wake of a recovering economy. With the industrial sector showing signs of a revival, along with the manufacturing industry, the construction segment should also start to rebound, LaLoggia says.
Texas Industries should certainly be one of the biggest gainers in such an improving scenario, he adds. And, indeed, when Wall Street wakes up to the possibility that the industrial and manufacturing sectors are no longer limping and are in fact on the path to a sustained recovery, shares of companies like Texas Industries will be ahead of the crowd and snap back strongly.
True, Texas Industries has yet to see a "buy" recommendation from a major Wall Street analyst. But when one comes, expect a deluge of bullish forecasts for a stock that has long been beaten down. And then expect droves of buying in the stock, which will, most likely, already be winging higher.
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DIFF opens third round of post-production funding
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Enjaaz, launched by the Dubai Film Market in keeping with its objective to provide funds and support for films in development, selects up to 15 documentary and fiction feature filmmakers to receive up to US$100,000 annually. It funded seven films as part of its 2009 debut, and a similar number of films have been earmarked for funding in its 2010 cycle. Applications are now open for its February 2011 cycle. The titles and details of this year's selected films will be announced in coming weeks.
Post-production, which includes all the editing, sound, special effects and specialized processes that begin once filming has wrapped, plays a vital role in shaping the final product.
DIFF Managing Director Shivani Pandya said: "Funding makes a critical difference to filmmakers' ability to deliver quality films under production, and Enjaaz steps in to address this need. The resounding response to Enjaaz reflects the interest in regional and international cinema production. With Enjaaz, the Dubai Film Market covers the entire 'script to screen' filmmaking life cycle."
She added: "For Arab talent to prove their mettle internationally, it is important that they have adequate resources. Enjaaz has already helped create a rich roster of critically acclaimed films. These movies have also grabbed the attention of industry professionals from around the world, who have shown interest in securing their distribution rights."
In 2009, Enjaaz supported Zindeeq, directed by Michel Khleifi; Iman Kamel's Beit Sha'ar, Marianne Khoury and Mustapha Hasnaoui's Zelal (All you need is love), Samir Abdallah's and Khair Al Din Mabrouk Gaza-Strophe, Palestine, Kaouther Ben Hania's Imams Go to School, Koutaiba Al Janabi's Departure and Leila Sansour's The Road to Bethlehem.
Michel Khleifi and Omar Al-Qattan of Zindeeq, said: "For an emerging filmmaker, there is nothing more challenging than working on a self-financed, independent film. Enjaaz provided us with the opportunity to complete a movie without questioning our aesthetic choices, and in turn present Zindeeq to a diverse audience."
Koutaiba Al-Janabi, director of Departure, said: "Initiatives like Enjaaz allow emerging filmmakers to attain cinematic standards of professional calibre. Enjaaz helped me realize the standards I had set for my first movie, which in turn, enabled me to showcase it to a global audience. These initiatives are extremely important to drive the growth of the film industry in the region."
To qualify for selection, the final cut of the feature films must be a work of fiction that equals or exceeds 60 minutes in length, while documentary films must be non-fiction that exceeds 50 minutes. Films must be directed by an Arab filmmaker and the subject and storyline of the film must be centred on the Arab world, Arab history, and/or Arab culture for the respective competitions.
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West Allis leaders to discuss hiring director of public safety as city faces vacancies at police, fire chief
In a week, West Allis will not have a police chief or a fire chief.
In a letter dated Wednesday, Fire Chief Steven Hook announced his plans to retire Feb. 28.
Over at the Police Department, Charles Padgett has been interim chief since the retirement of chief Michael Jungbluth at the end of 2012. The Police and Fire Commission thought it had the police chief job nailed down with the appointment of Rick Balistrieri last week. But he suddenly withdrew his acceptance after he didn't get unanimous approval by the commission. The Common Council was made aware of his withdrawal Tuesday morning.
Because the city will soon have no chiefs, the Police and Fire Commission will meet with the Common Council on whether to combine those positions into one director of public safety.
Some aldermen expressed the view that the Fire Department has too many chiefs, so the Common Council asked to discuss the possibility of a combined police and fire director, said Joseph Kempen, Police and Fire Commission president. At a combined meeting that could take place the week of March 4, commissioners and aldermen will discuss the pros and cons of a joint position and what it would look like.
Some other Wisconsin communities have public safety directors, Kempen said. But he is unaware of any that have full time fire departments as West Allis has, he said. Normally they have paid-on-call fire departments, he said.
At its meeting Thursday, the Police and Fire Commission appointed Deputy Chief of Operations Gary Streicher to serve as interim fire chief.
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