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The Beautiful Data Model [Published: 10-06-2011]
Bill Inmon explains that there are objective criteria that must be taken into consideration when judging data models.
What is This Thing Called Big Data? [Published: 10-06-2011]
In this first article of a series, Barry Devlin categorizes big data into four classes and explains that each class requires different approaches to management and processing.
Business Intelligence in the Cloud - A Spotlight Q&A with Dwight deVera of arcplan [Published: 10-10-2011]
Dwight deVera of arcplan talks with Ron Powell about whether it's possible and/or practical to move business intelligence to the cloud.
Who Owns Your Data? [Published: 10-10-2011]
Frank Buytendijk explores an important question in data governance: What data belongs to you, and what data is just about you?
Pinpoint Cause and Effect via Multichannel Voice of Customer Techniques [Published: 10-13-2011]
In this case study, Leslie Ament describes how Live Nation Entertainment benefited from adoption of voice of customer techniques.
Big Data Analytics: A Spotlight Q&A with Mark Troester of SAS [Published: 10-17-2011]
Ron Powell interviews Mark Troester to learn the impact of big data on analytics.
Seven Things Every Government Agency Should Know about Taxonomies and Business Intelligence [Published: 10-18-2011]
In this article, the authors explain why taxonomies are necessary for the effective operation of any enterprise in the information age.
Social Community Investment and ROI Often a Negotiation [Published: 10-20-2011]
The authors discuss how Psion turned to social media as a potential solution to the issues surrounding successful collaboration between partners located around the world.
Incorporating Big Data into an Enterprise Information Architecture - A Q&A Spotlight with Oracle's George Lumpkin [Published: 10-24-2011]
According to George Lumpkin, Oracle's Vice President of Product Management, Data Warehousing, big data isn't just about "big." In this spotlight interview, he talks with Ron Powell about building an enterprise infrastructure that accommodates the variety of new data types and makes that data available for analysis.
Organizing Data Governance - And Many Ways to Mess it Up Again [Published: 10-24-2011]
In this conclusion of a series of articles on data governance, Frank Buytendijk describes a less traditional way of organizing data governance and explains why "messing it up again" can protect your interests.
Predictive Models and Visualizations [Published: 10-26-2011]
Wayne Eckerson interviews Dave Smith, Vice President of Marketing at Revolution Analytics, about data scientists for insight into the role of data scientists, the three distinct skills they must have, and how an organization can find the right individuals for the role of data scientist.
Bridging the Worlds of Hadoop and Data Warehousing [Published: 10-26-2011]
Wayne Eckerson interviews Bill Jacobs, Product Marketing Manager at EMC Greenplum, about the role of Hadoop in a BI ecosystem.
What You Don't Know About Big Data [Published: 10-26-2011]
Wayne Eckerson interviews Tim Negris, Vice President of Marketing at 1010data, and Sandy Steier, Cofounder of 1010data.
Preparing Data for Business Analytics [Published: 10-27-2011]
David Loshin examines structural organization and conceptual organization, two important aspects of information organization that can help ease the implementation of reporting and analytics systems.
An Update on Active Intelligence: What's New? [Published: 10-27-2011]
Teradata's Dave Schrader, Director of Marketing and Strategy, provides an update on Active Intelligence, explaining explaining how Reach includes not just frontline people and systems within the enterprise, but also external customers and partners, coining the terms "Customer Intelligence" and "Partner Intelligence." In addition, he talks about how Big Data analytics can be used as part of active Sense-and-Respond systems, and highlights how to find more information on all these topics
The Rise of Data Management and Analytics in Utilities [Published: 10-27-2011]
Diego Klabjan, Professor at Northwestern University, describes the upcoming roundtable he is facilitating to discuss the new data streams such as smart grid and incorporating new data streams into the data warehouse.
Major Technology Trends in the Capital Markets [Published: 10-27-2011]
Bijan Olfati, Program Director, Capital Markets, for Teradata, discusses the technology trends in the capital markets and explains what is driving those trends.
Predictive Analytics for Insurance Fraud - Proactive versus Reactive Response [Published: 10-27-2011]
Peter Hughes, Director of Insurance at the Global Industry Solutions Group at Teradata, shares the various types of fraud encountered in the insurance industry and why a proactive approach using predictive analytics is more effective.
The Role of Analytics in the Battle for the Living Room [Published: 10-27-2011]
Colleen Quinn, Senior Program Director, Interactive Advertising for Teradata, Xavier Dreze, Associate Professor UCLA, and Sanjay Sood, Associate Professor of Marketing at UCLA and Co-Faculty Director of MEMES (Managing Enterprises in Media, Entertainment, and Sports) explains how the Center for MEMES helps studios, entertainment companies and sports companies transition to the digital age. They describe the role of analytics in improving decision making.
Banks Recognizing Benefits of Active Client Engagement [Published: 10-27-2011]
Ray Wilson, Program Director of Banking Solutions for Teradata, describes the related analytics and the benefits of active client engagement.
Dynamic Strategy at Cabela's [Published: 10-27-2011]
Jeff Tanner, Professor at Baylor University, shares how Cabela's data-centered culture enables them to tie overall corporate strategy to tactical operations.
Conquering the Complexity of Social Media and More! [Published: 10-27-2011]
Dr. Dave Schrader, Director of Marketing and Strategy for Teradata, explains explains what forward-looking companies can accomplish using mobile and social media technologies in conjunction with Teradata, Aster Data, and Aprimo. He also highlights some creative new work called Teradata BSI: Business Scenario Investigations, with "case webisodes: on YouTube.
The Future of Data Warehousing is Here [Published: 10-27-2011]
Imad Birouty, Program Marketing Manager for Teradata, explains that the Teradata Analytical Ecosystem provides a complete end-to-end solution from management all the way through the delivery of information.
The 3 Main Benefits of Teradata Unity [Published: 10-27-2011]
Terdata's Program Marketing Manager Imad Birouty explains Teradata Unity, a powerful product that stitches a multi-system data warehouse environment into an integrated, orchestrated analytical ecosystem.
Build Data Warehouses Faster and Change Them Easier [Published: 10-27-2011]
Michael Whitehead, CEO of WhereScape, explains how WhereScape improves time to value for data warehousing. He also explains their relationship with Teradata.
Understanding the Value of Data Warehousing [Published: 10-27-2011]
Shaun Connolly, Teradata's Global Program Director, Transportation and Elisia Getts, Teradata Senior Product Manager for Architecture Modeling Solutions, talk with Lyndsay Wise, BeyeNetwork Expert, about how they help customers understand the foundation required for an integrated data warehouse.
Integrated Data for the Transportation Industry [Published: 10-27-2011]
Mikkel Lund talks with BeyeNetwork Expert Lyndsay Wise about the transportation/logistics industry and how integrated data provides one version of the truth. Mikkel also explains the negative consequences of not having this single version of the truth.
Getting the Maximum Benefit from a Retail Enterprise Data Warehouse [Published: 10-27-2011]
Lyndsay Wise, BeyeNetwork Expert, interviews Dennis Jeng, Senior Product Manager, Retail - Teradata, and Karen Papierniak, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Retail - Teradata, to learn how retailers can receive maximum benefit from their enterprise data warehouses.
New Features in Teradata Geospatial Technology [Published: 10-27-2011]
Arlene Zaima, Integrated Analytics Program Manager at Teradata, talks with BeyeNetwork Telecom Channel Expert John Myers, about the expansion of Teradata's geospatial solution.
Facililtating Agile Analytics with Data Labs [Published: 10-27-2011]
John Myers, BeyeNetwork Telecommunications Channel Expert, interviews Arlene Zaima, Integrated Analytics Program Manager at Teradata, about the business problems that a Data Lab can solve. She explains that a Data Lab provides an analytic environment that facilitates rapid development and agile analytics.
Big Data - The Drivers and the Analytic Challenges [Published: 10-27-2011]
Stephanie McReynolds, Teradata's Director of Product Marketing for Aster Data, talks with John Myers, BeyeNetwork Telecommunications Channel Expert, about what is driving big data today and the new challenges around big data analytics.
Tableau and Teradata - A Seamless Experience [Published: 10-27-2011]
Elissa Fink, Chief Marketing Officer at Tableau Software, talks with Wayne Eckerson, Research Director at TechTarget/BeyeNetwork, discusses how Tableau and Teradata work together and the benefits they provide for their mutual customers.
Medicaid Logical Data Model [Published: 10-27-2011]
John Aydelotte, Senior Product Developer, Architecture and Modeling Solutions at Teradata, talks with Wayne Eckerson, Research Director at TechTarget/BeyeNetwork, about the Medicaid Logical Data Model, a product designed to help Medicaid organizations organize and integrate their data. John also explains how it differs from Teradata's Healthcare Logical Data Model.
Key Emerging Trends Affecting Healthcare in the U.S. [Published: 10-27-2011]
David Wiggin, Program Director for Healthcare and Life Sciences at Teradata, converses with Wayne Eckerson, Director of Research at TechTarget/BeyeNetwork, about the trends that are playing the biggest role in healthcare today. He also describes Teradata's important role in helping to address the data and technology issues in the healthcare industry.
NetApp and Big Data [Published: 10-27-2011]
Bill Peterson, Senior Product Marketing Manager at NetApp, and William McKnight, BeyeNetwork Information Management Expert, discuss NetApp, big data and NetApp's relationship with Teradata.
The Impact of Big Data on High-Tech Manufacturing [Published: 10-27-2011]
Paul Dennies, Program Director for High-Tech Manufacturing for Teradata, talks with William McKnight, BeyeNetwork Information Management Expert, about how Teradata helps high-tech manufacturers address their big data challenges.
A Sound Architecture Foundation is Fundamental to Analytics Success [Published: 10-27-2011]
Robert Montemurro, Senior Product Manager, Global Professional Services at Teradata, and William McKnight, BeyeNetwork Information Management Expert, discuss analytic architecture approaches and practices. Robert reviews some of the causes of long-term inefficiencies and provides guiding principles for success.
Delivering Faster and More Efficient Data Warehouse Performance [Published: 10-27-2011]
Jim Dietz, Enterprise Product Marketing Manager for Enterprise Platforms at Teradata, talks with William McKnight, BeyeNetwork Information Management Expert, about the Active Enterprise Data Warehousing Platform, the Extreme Performance Appliance and the hybrid version of the Active Enterprise Data Warehouse Platform. He talks about how SSD enables faster and more efficient performance.
Fast Time to Value in Airline Analytics [Published: 10-27-2011]
Peeter Kivestu, Director Industry Solutions at Teradata, and David Bental, CEO of Diio, talk with John Myers, BeyeNetwork Channel Expert, about how airlines are responding to their analytical challenges. They explain how a data warehousing strategy can help the airlines more effectively manage their information.
Why It's Time for Integrated Web Intelligence [Published: 10-27-2011]
Rebecca Bucnis, Program Director of Consumer 360 at Teradata, talks with Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, about Integrated Web Intelligence (IWI), Teradata's offering to bring web behavioral data into a business intelligence platform. Rebecca explains how IWI helps companies organize the huge volumes of web behavioral data so it is available for analysis.
Dave Sonnen from IDC Discusses Geospatial Technology Benefits [Published: 10-27-2011]
Dave Sonnen, Global Analyst for Spatial Information at IDC, and Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, discuss the trends leading to the increased interest in geospatial data. They also talk about how Teradata has done a very thorough job of integrating geospatial data into their offerings. Dave also shares how Teradata customers are benefiting from geospatial technology.
Teradata Columnar for Extreme Performance [Published: 10-27-2011]
Alan Greenspan, Product Marketing Manager at Teradata, talks with Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, about how Teradata 14 is all about data warehouse excellence. Alan provides insight into Teradata columnar for extreme performance and explains other new features of Teradata 14.
Systems Management with Viewpoint [Published: 10-27-2011]
Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, interviews Sam Tawfik, Product Marketing Manager at Teradata, about Teradata's Viewpoint, the foundation for all systems management.
Teradata OLAP Connector for Excel [Published: 10-27-2011]
Sam Tawfik, Product Marketing Manager at Teradata, speaks with Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, about an easy way for Excel users to seamlessly connect and access their business data stored in Teradata. This product, Teradata OLAP Connector for Excel, eliminates the security and control problems normally associated with Excel for analysis.
The Business Perspective on the Disconnect Between IT and the Business [Published: 10-27-2011]
Bill Bishop, Practice Lead for Industry Consulting at Teradata, talks with Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, about the disconnect between IT and business, and the importance of ensuring that IT is aligned with ever-changing business needs. He also explains the Teradata Roadmap to Integrated Data for Reuse.
Solid-State Disks - A Big Step Forward for Analytic Workloads [Published: 10-27-2011]
Dan Graham, General Manager, Enterprise Systems for Teradata Labs, talks with Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, about solid state disks (SSDs). Dan explains that one solid state disk usually replaces 20 hard disks in performance, and he provides examples of the types of performance gains achieved with SSDs.
Migration from Oracle to Teradata [Published: 10-27-2011]
Mark Shainman, Program Manager for Oracle Migration Services for Teradata, and Claudia Imhoff, BeyeNetwork Business Intelligence Expert, discuss the migration services that Teradata offers for companies that are moving from Oracle to Teradata. Mark also explains the reasons that companies choose to make this switch.
Kavi Associates - Accelerating Time to Value with Analytics [Published: 10-27-2011]
Vijitha Kaduwela, Founder and CEO of Kavi Associates, talks with Ron Powell of the BeyeNetwork, about how Kavi Associates helps their clients leverage analytics to deliver business value. He also explains how they work with Teradata.
Top Challenge Facing Marketers Today [Published: 10-27-2011]
Katherine Hulls, Vice President of Marketing at Celebrus Technologies, and Lyndsay Wise, Beyenetwork BI for Mid Market Expert, talk about how Celebrus helps customers source and integrate web data into Teradata to understand the behavior and experiences that individuals have on a company's website. Katherine talks about the top challenge marketers have today and how Celebrus and Teradata address that challenge.
Big Data and the Changing Face of Digital Marketing for Consumer Goods Marketers [Published: 10-27-2011]
Gib Bassett, Global Program Director for Consumer Goods at Teradata, talks with Lyndsay Wise, one of the BeyeNetwork experts, about the digital marketing trends and the big data challenges in the CPG industry,
Main Drivers for Business Intelligence Competency Centers [Published: 10-27-2011]
Stephen Gordon, Senior Partner for Retail and Commercial Practice at Claraview, and Lyndsay Wise, one of the BeyeNetwork's experts, talk about why the interest in Business Intelligence Competency Centers (BICCs) has increased. Steve also shares how a BICC impacts an organization's business intellgience success.
How Teradata is Helping States During Economic Downturn [Published: 10-27-2011]
Monica Smith, Teradata's Director of Industry Marketing for the Government Industry, talks with Ron Powell, Editorial Director and Associate Publisher of the BeyeNetwork, about how U.S. states are being impacted by the economic downturn and the two offerings from Teradata that help states (1) identify, collect, and track revenues and (2) analyze, report and measure their financial performance.
Time to Sunset Your ETL? [Published: 10-27-2011]
Bill Hewitt, CEO of Kalido, talks with Ron Powell, Editorial Director and Associate Publisher of the BeyeNetwork, about how Kalido's latest release allows companies to eliminate or greatly reduce the reliance on ETL for their data warehouses. Bill also talks about how the Teradata/Kalido partnership provides their mutual customers with the best of both worlds.
Today's Challenges for Communications Service Providers [Published: 10-27-2011]
Scott Sobers, Director of Marketing and Solutions for Communications Service Providers at Teradata, and Ron Powell, Editorial Director of the BeyeNetwork, discuss how the data explosion is challenging communications service providers and how Teradata is helping them address their analytic challenges. Scott also provides customer examples, including one on social network analytics.
The Magic Component in Teradata's Hybrid Storage [Published: 10-27-2011]
Ron Powell, Editorial Director of the BeyeNetwork, talks with Jim Dietz, Manager of Enterprise Platform Marketing for Teradata, about Teradata's hybrid storage. Jim explains that Teradata hybrid storage is totally automated, requiring no DBA intervention.
Recent Trends in Business Intelligence [Published: 10-27-2011]
Glenn Facey, Vice President of Business Development and Marketing at Claraview, talks with Ron Powell, Editorial Director of the BeyeNetwork, talks with Glenn about the recent trends in business intelligence, including big data, mobile BI, social media, and getting BI to more users.
Tracking and Reporting Changes in Data with Teradata Temporal Capability [Published: 10-27-2011]
Greg Sannik, Principal Consultant for Teradata, and Ron Powell, Editorial Director of the BeyeNetwork, talk about the temporal capability in Teradata and how it helps companies, especially with compliance efforts.
Business Intelligence without Complexity - A Spotlight Q&A with Scott Opitz, CEO of Altosoft [Published: 10-28-2011]
This BeyeNetwork spotlight features Ron Powells interview with Scott Opitz, President and CEO of Altosoft. Ron and Scott discuss Altosofts business intelligence philosophy and touch upon Active Intelligence, an Altosoft offering to be announced in 2012.


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If you already have Medicare Part A and want to begin receiving Medicare Part B, visit your local social security office, go online or call them to request a CMS 40-B form (Application for Enrollment in Medicare Part B – Medical Insurance).
Medicare Part B
What Medicare Part B Covers
Medicare Part B also referred to as Medical Insurance, covers services and supplies from the doctor, outpatient care, preventive care and medical supplies.
Medicare Part B provides coverage for 2 types of services:
- Medically necessary, services or supplies needed in-order to diagnose or treat a medical condition.
- Preventive services, healthcare to prevent illnesses such as the flu or to identify it in its early stage when treatment is likely to work at its best.
Medicare Part B provides coverage for the following items:
- Ambulance services
- Clinical research
- Durable medical equipment (DME)
- Limited outpatient prescription drugs
- Receiving a second opinion before surgery
- Mental health
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You pay a premium each month for Medicare Part B. If you receive Social Security, RRB or Office of Personnel Management benefits, your Part B premium is automatically deducted from your benefit payment.
The majority of Medicare beneficiaries will pay the standard premium amount of $134 in 2017 (may be higher depending on your income).
Social Security will inform you each year if you need to pay more than the standard premium.
Signing-up for Medicare Part B
You may sign up for Medicare Part B coverage once your Initial Enrollment Period begins. Here are the eligible times to sign up for Part B:
- Your Initial Enrollment Period. You are eligible to sign up for Medicart Part A and Part B during the 7-month period that will start three months before the month you turn 65.
- General Enrollment Period - January 1st thru March 31st of each year
- Special Circumstances Enrollment Period - If you qualify, you have eight months to sign up for Part A and/or Part B. This period begins the month after your employment or group health insurance ends (whichever occurs first).
In many instances, if you do not sign up for Part B when you are first eligible, you will need to pay a late enrollment penalty for the length of the coverage.
Here are a few ways to sign up for Medicare Part B:
- You can visit your local Social Security office.
- You can apply online at www.socialsecurity.gov/medicare/apply
- You can contact the Social Security office at 1-800-772-1213.
If you do not enroll in Medicare Part B when you are initially eligible, you will have to pay a late enrollment penalty for the length of time you have Part B.
The monthly premium for Part B may increase up to 10% for each full 12-month period you could have been enrolled in Part B. If you are allowed to enroll in Part B during the Special Enrollment Period, you do not pay a late enrollment penalty.
While you are able to voluntarily cancel your Medicare Part B coverage, CMS deems this as a serious action so a personal interview may be requested.
A representative from Social Security will walk you through the completion of Form CMS 1763. This form is not available online so for more information on the termination of your Medicare Part B coverage contact your local social security office or call them 1-800-772-1213.
If you have health insurance through your current or former employer, you should still sign-up for Medicare Part B as soon as you are eligible to avoid paying a late-enrollment penalty.
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If you play a musical instrument, you probably have been asked to play or perform for someone, whether it be in a concert or just for your family and/or friends. Performing in front of an audience can be quite daunting, so how important is it anyway?
When I began teaching I noticed that for many of my younger students, performances were fun and enjoyable. They seemed to have no performance anxiety whatsoever, and yet some of my older students were petrified! What was the key?
The following are few keys which I found are important in achieving a performance which is musical and enjoyable for both player and audience alike.
1. Know your piece
This seems quite obvious but it is amazing how many performers think they can "wing it" if the piece is not quite ready. Yes, this does work for some capable musicians who have a flair for improvisation, however the further you progress, the more you realise that knowing the notes and articulation (ie bowings, slurs, phrasing etc) a month or so before your performance, gives you a lot more confidence. You have more opportunity to work on things like performance practice and presentation. If you know your piece, your performance anxiety will be greatly decreased.
If your piece is accompanied, you also need to make sure you have enough practices with your accompanist. Some pieces, such as sonatas or concertos, can have intricate difficulties when it comes to putting the two parts together and these can only be worked out by practising together.
2. Learn how to minimise performance anxiety
It's important to remember that this is a common problem and even some of the most famous musicians, from Vladimir Horowitz to Paul McCartney, have suffered from an attack of nerves or stage fright as it is sometimes referred to. Check out this article from the Guardian to read what happened when Jonas Kauffman forgot how to sing!
3. Focus
Where and what you focus on during a performance is crucial. A good deal of performance anxiety can come from things like thinking about the note two bars ago that you missed or that bar coming up after the repeat. If you have practised well and know your piece this won't be a problem, but if you focus on anything else other than the piece of music you are performing you could also end up with sabotaging your performance. To focus properly, you need to be "in the zone", and once there you won't even be aware of the audience. Your focus will be totally on the music you are producing. This is the best place to be if you are performing!
4. Practise performing
Practising and performing are two distinct skills. Practising involves repetition of difficult passages in small sections to get the right notes, articulation and musicality. A performance involves starting at the beginning of the piece and playing musically all the way through without stopping, even if you miss a note (or notes!) or play the wrong notes or wrong section. It's no good getting to the performance without having practised performing because what tends to happen is that you find yourself stopping in all the "difficult" places, or repeating bars or notes! So be sure to practise performing your piece all the way through with no stops.
5. Start young and perform often
Even if you are only a beginner, the sooner you start to perform the better. Many young beginners have few nerve problems. It's only when students get older and more aware that they are concerned with how they are coming across or how many mistakes they have made in their performance. A performance can be in a concert, just for a few members of your family or at school. Where you perform doesn't really matter. As Nike says, "Just do it!", and you will find the more you do it, the less agonising it is.
I hope these suggestions help. Let me know in the comments if you have any others!


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President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi,
Office of the President,
Al Ittihadia Palace,
6 August 2019
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Your Excellency,
Re: Incommunicado Detention of Five Eritrean Refugees in Cairo
I am writing to you on behalf of five Eritrean refugees arrested in Cairo on 21stJuly 2019 and held at an undisclosed location without access to legal advice or family members.
On Sunday, 21 July 2019 more than 500 Eritrean refugees in Egypt took to the streets of Cairo to protest the ineffectiveness, alleged corruption and unfair treatment within the UNHCR's Egypt office. The UNHCR personnel did not respond or listen to the refugees' grievances. The refugees conducted a peaceful protest, and did not break any laws.
The Police arrested more than 90 of the protesters. Since then most of them have been released, but five are still detained and their identity papers were confiscated by police during the peaceful march. The five refugees currently being held are: –
1) Abdulhadi Mohammed Hamid
(2) Denden Isamail Abubeker
(3) Feday Yemane
(4) Hermon Goytom
(5) Yonatan Bimnet Gebremedhin
These five Eritrean refugees still have not been allowed to meet lawyers or to talk with their families. The detained persons have not been accused of or charged with any particular crime. They are being held at an undisclosed location, although some reports suggest that they may be detained at the 1st October City Police Station.
The UNHCR is officially responsible for the protection and safety of all such refugees, but its Egyptian office has refused to take responsibility for these detained Eritreans.
Egypt is party to the 1951 UN Refugee Convention and is also a signatory to the African Union Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa. Under these Conventions, Egypt is in duty bound to make every effort to protect the rights and ensure the safety of asylum-seekers and refugees in need of protection, of whatever nationality.
Article 91 of Egypt's 2014 Constitution stipulates that political asylum must be available to anyone who has been persecuted for defending human rights, peace, or justice. A UN Commission of Inquiry into Human Rights in Eritrea revealed compelling evidence that the rights of Eritrean civilians are violated severely and routinely by the Eritrean government authorities, and that all such citizens require protection from persecution.
We are particularly concerned that there appears to be no maximum length of administrative detention defined in Egyptian law, and that these detained refugees may be held indefinitely without access to legal representation or respect for their rights under international and regional refugee conventions.
We therefore appeal to you respectfully to ensure the safety, liberty and rights of these five men under the UN Refugee Convention. Specifically, we urge your government to: –
- Unconditionally release Abdulhadi Mohammed Hamid, Denden Isamail Abubeker, Feday Yemane, Hermon Goytom, and Yonatan Bimnet Gebremedhin, as they are imprisoned solely for exercising their right to freedom of expression or peaceful assembly;
- Ensure that, while they are detained, due process rights is upheld, including access to legal representation and to family members;
- Ensure that these Eritrean citizens are not deported to their country of origin where they would be in grave danger of persecution;
- Urgently review the practice of prolonged and arbitrary pre-trial detention.
We trust that you will show your sincere concern and respect for these refugees and all seeking sanctuary in Egypt by taking the above recommended actions without delay.
Yours Respectfully,
Elizabeth Chyrum
Human Rights Concern-Eritrea
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Essex police found a baseball bat similar to The Walking Dead character Negan's 'Lucille' weapon in an abandoned car this weekend (October 27).
The vehicle in question had reportedly failed to stop for PC Paul Glensman and his colleague PC Britton earlier in the night and was later found without its driver in South Ockendon.
Glensman tweeted a photo of the weapons found in the car, which included a baseball bat that had been covered in barbed wire, like the one Negan uses in the popular apocalyptic TV show.
Vehicle failed to stop for Pc Britton and I in #southockendon Sadly they got away, but we later found the vehicle. Some nasty items found inside, including @JDMorgan's #lucille Glad these have at least been taken off the streets tonight. Enquiries now begin! pic.twitter.com/h26zJ4sow3
— Paul Glensman (@PCPaulGlensman) October 28, 2018
"Some nasty items found inside, including @JDMorgan's #lucille," the officer wrote. "Glad these have at least been taken off the streets tonight. Enquiries now begin!"
I'm in Georgia USA!!
— Jeffrey Dean Morgan (@JDMorgan) October 28, 2018
Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays the character on the programme, responding to the policeman's tweet, letting him know he was far away from the crime scene. "I'm in Georgia USA!!" he wrote, to which Glensman replied: "Thank you, we will eliminate you from our enquiries."
Season nine of The Walking Dead premiered earlier this month. Only 6.08 million people tuned in to watch the first episode of the new series in the US, making it the lowest-watched season premiere since the pilot episode, which aired in 2010.
It has been confirmed to be Andrew Lincoln's (who plays Rick Grimes) last series. In June, an extensive survey revealed that 44 percent of the show's fans said they would stop watching once the actor was no longer a part of the story. Only 19 percent of those polled said they would continue with the show.


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If you are considering buying a turtle or a hamster for your toddler just to see how caring for a pet goes, pediatricians say you may want to think carefully about the purchase.
If you are considering buying a turtle or a hamster for your toddler just to see how caring for a pet goes, pediatricians say you may want to think carefully about the purchase.
According to a report released by the American Association of Pediatrics in October, most "non-traditional" pets, including rodents, reptiles and most exotic animals, pose health risks to children under the age of 5. The report says children should not be exposed to such animals even in zoo environments.
"With all species, there's diseases they can carry," said Quinn King, a veterinarian with Galesburg Animal Hospital. "Children under the age of 5 aren't as likely to wash their hands (and) just from contact they can be contaminated."
The AAP's report says that a large number of reptiles, including turtles, and some amphibians, carry salmonella strains. Baby poultry and hamsters also carry the disease.
Non-traditional pets are becoming increasingly more popular, with the number of exotic animals in the United States increasing 75 percent since 1992.
One Galesburg family has owned a very non-traditional pet for several years, and they say the key to knowing whether a small pet is right for your family is lots of research.
"I would definitely suggest going out and doing some research on the pet before they go out and buy it," said Leeanne Scherpe, whose daughter Carolyn bought a hedgehog about five years ago. "Find out what it eats ... if it's harmful or hurtful to children. Your children are your number one priority. It's not just going to be your child's pet, it's going to be the family's pet."
Carolyn did a lot of research about hedgehogs, which she had wanted for a long time, and saved up lots of birthday money to purchase the pet, which cost more than $100.
One thing she learned was that hedgehogs need to be picked up by their underbellies, where their fur is located. They have several defense mechanisms, including hissing, curling into a ball and sticking people with their quills.
After a while, Scherpe said, their hedgehog, Sparky, got used to family members' voices and smells and stopped reacting defensively.
When Scherpe took Sparky for show-and-tell at Cooke Elementary School, where she works, the new situation may have caused him undue stress.
"After holding the hedgehog for 20, 30 minutes, my hands were getting numb and it was red from where he poked me," she said. "I've never had that happen before. I'm wondering if he got really nervous, therefore, when his quills were poking me that was part of it."
She thinks maybe Sparky got a little too defensive due to all the children and he may have poked her harder than normal.
King says all families should do thorough research and think hard before getting any kind of pet. Small children can frighten animals such as hamsters and rabbits, the AAP report says, and those animals can bite and infect children.
As with any sort of animal, the veterinarian recommends keeping any cages and habitats clean and sanitary. This attention will help reduce the risk of infection which can be transmitted to humans.
"Make sure they're (the children) chaperoned whenever they're handling the animal," she said. "Rabbits and hamsters aren't as social as cats and dogs. This is not a toy."
King recommends that families looking for a new pet consider beginning with something very small, such as a goldfish, if children are very young.
"Start with a goldfish," she said. "If a kid proves they can take care of a goldfish, move up to something that requires a little more responsibility.
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"Winter, a lingering season, is a time to gather golden moments, embark upon a sentimental journey and enjoy every idle hour."
John Boswell
As I write this, we've just clocked up 50 days of Winter (Melbourne, Australia). Just over halfway.
It's easy to dislike Winter, to wish it away or escape it. We tend to endure it rather than embrace it.
Thanks to the Danish, we have a way and a word to be at one with Winter and embrace all things cosy. Hygge is more a feeling than a meaning. It's that feeling of sinking into a hot bath, or sitting around a roaring fire with a glass of red and your favourite friends.
"Hygge, during the short, dark days and long nights, is akin to wintering. To slowing down, allowing the year to fold in on itself, and tending to ourselves and to each other," says Louisa Thomsen Brits, author of The Book of Hygge: The Danish Art of Living Well. "It leads to a sense of a rich inner life that radiates out through bleak days."
You can hygge up your home with candles, books and of course flowers and other botanical offerings of the season.
Here's a few ideas for hygge with flowers
General greenery and candles work a treat.
Just a candle with a couple of small branches can create a bit of hygge.
Or for a big space, large gnarly branches can create a moody atmosphere in the corner. (Thanks Prunella Flowers)
Herbs in jars….
Bathroom hygge….
Something bright near a window can brighten the whole space.
Hygge is all about being with the season, embracing it, going slow and creating beautiful and cosy aesthetics to warm the soul. Forage where you can or choose seasonal flowers and botanics when at the florist. They'll know what's in season, it's usually cheaper and in abundance.
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Yesterday's news that Saudi Arabia has issued an ultimatum to Qatar, listing ten demands among which that Qatar end all ties with the Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas, has prompted a dramatic response by the small Gulf nation, and according to a just released report by Arabic CNN (and confirmed locally) US officials have said they have observed increased Qatari military activity as the country placed its forces "on the highest state of alert" over fears of an imminent military incursion.
The sources add that the Qatari military has brought up 16 Leopard tanks out of storage in Doha in preparation for a potential military incursion by surrounding Gulf states. Furthermore, the Qatari Ministry of Defense reportedly also sent a letter to Saudi, UAE and Bahraini governments, saying they would fire on any naval ships from those countries that enter into its waters, a US official said. US officials have said the situation in Qatar has not affected US military operations and security in Qatar.
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Impact of changes in natural UV radiation on pigment composition, physiological and morphological characteristics of the Antarctic moss, Grimmia antarctici.
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This article was originally published as Robinson, SA, Turnbull, JD Lovelock, CE, Impact of changes in natural UV radiation on pigment composition, surface reflectance and photosynthetic function of the Antarctic moss, Grimmia antarctici, Global Change Biology, 11 (3), 2005, 476-489. Original journal available here. Copyright Blackwell.
The impact of ambient UV-B radiation on the endemic bryophyte, Grimmia antarctici, was studied over 14 months in East Antarctica. Over recent decades, Antarctic plants have been exposed to the largest relative increase in UV-B exposure as a result of ozone depletion. We investigated the effect of reduced UV and visible radiation on the pigment concentrations, surface reflectance and physiological and morphological parameters of this moss. Plexiglass screens were used to provide both reduced UV levels (77%) and a 50% decrease in total radiation. The screen combinations were used to separate UV photoprotective from visible photoprotective strategies, since these bryophytes are growing in relatively high light environments compared to many mosses. G. antarctici was affected negatively by ambient levels of UV radiation. Chlorophyll content was significantly lower in plants grown under near ambient UV, whilst the relative proportions of photoprotective carotenoids, especially ß-carotene and zeaxanthin, increased. However, no evidence for the accumulation of UV-B absorbing pigments in response to UV radiation was observed. Although photosynthetic rates were not affected, there was evidence of UV effects on morphology. Plants that were shaded showed fewer treatment responses and these were similar to the natural variation observed between moss growing on exposed microtopographical ridges and in more sheltered valleys within the turf. Given that other Antarctic bryophytes possess UV-B absorbing pigments which should offer better protection under ambient UV-B radiation, these findings suggest that G. antarctici may be disadvantaged in some settings under a climate with continuing high levels of springtime UV-B radiation.
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Arsonist kills 5 and wounds 6 with knife after setting fire to apartment
Christopher Kim, April 18, 2019, 9:26 a.m.
Five people were killed and six others wounded on Wednesday when a deranged arsonist attacked them with a knife in an apartment in southeastern Korea as they fled the blaze he had started.
The dead were a young girl, three women and a 73-year-old man. They were all neighbors of the assailant.
The man, identified as Ahn, set fire to his own home at around 4:25 a.m. before walking around the hallways of the building and slashing and stabbing at neighbors who emerged from their home to flee the flames.
Firefighters managed to extinguish the blaze about half an hour later but Ahn's unit was completely burned out. He had been living alone there since 2015.
He had worked sporadically until he was arrested for assault in 2010 and diagnosed with schizophrenia and put under the watch of healthcare officials. He checked himself into a mental hospital in 2015 but was released.
Schizophrenia does not necessarily lead to violent behavior if treated properly, but Ahn had no record of treatment since July 2016, according to police.
An apartment staffer said, "We got a lot of complaints since last year because Ahn used to scream and curse in his apartment or spray excrement in the halls."
Police received seven complaints about Ahn this year alone, five of them after he made death threats to neighbors and two after he assaulted someone at a bar, but nothing was done.
The last complaint came only a month ago.
Ahn was arrested and confessed. Police believe the crime was premeditated since Ahn purchased gasoline to light the fire and wielded a sashimi knife rarely used at home.
But he seems to suffer from the typical paranoid fantasies of schizophrenics and made little sense under questioning, telling police that people were after him and that he had called the National Intelligence service for help but was turned down.


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Cochrane looked at her and a mischievous smile crept across his face. "Damn, Calloway. I thought you'd be better at this whole 'spy' thing. Look, just tell them something. But throw a bit of truth in it so it checks out. Try…" and he looked around the room for a bit and then snapped his fingers. "Tell them there was a massive power surge and it feedback through the experimental system. The tech is fine for the most part, but anything connected to the network reacted to the spike in power, including the PaDD which simply activated. But thank the stars you are the only one in here. Do you know what would have happened if to Skipper saw that? He'd be on the comms to Admiral Yi in a second. Catch my drift here, L-T? I mean, come on. It's and experimental system. They can't know for certain that it wouldn't do that. And any ship captain worth a damn would be trying to check this out first thing, right?" and he leaned forward again and said "I may just be some schmuck Security officer, Calloway. Or whatever your extended background check showed. But I know a thing or two about subterfuge. And now is the time to practice a bit of it, or we both are screwed."
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There was a war playing out inside her head that would be obvious to anyone watching her. Faye gritted her jaw slightly and didn't hide her frustration. "I'm not a spy! That's the point. Even when I did work for S.I. before I snuck myself across borders, sure, but I wasn't undercover as you know it. And contrary to popular belief, Intelligence work is rarely the cloak-and-dagger sort of stuff that people romanticize. I'm a data specialist, that's all. But I have a knack for languages and a weird sense of justice on top of my profound loyalty and rebellious history. It suits them."
She moved away from him, trying to find a way to make him understand. "Just because I've kept secrets in the past, doesn't mean I enjoyed it." Faye stopped had turned in his direction once more. "Don't you see? This was supposed to be my fresh start, a new beginning after surviving Hell. The longer I play games here, for either them or you, the farther I get from semblance of life. I will follow your orders, and make it looked damned good, but if you're going to give them to me, understand that they have a cost you may not see yet."
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Cochrane let her vent and listened as she spoke. When she finished, he looked at her and slowly shook his head. "Calloway… none of us ever really get a fresh start. You, me, the crew… hell, no sentient being I ever heard of. Of course, you can send yourself to the left armpit of the galaxy where no one knows you and think you are getting a fresh start. But you can't get away from you. You bring your hell with you wherever you go. The trick is learning how to use it in the present and not let it use you." and he stood slowly and began walking around, looking at things absentmindedly, picking up a device, setting it down. Not actually looking at anything, just moving.
She tracked his movements keenly, her frustration still worn in her features, but in particular her stormy pale eyes.
"We are and always will be anchored to our past. We are products of that past. It makes us who we are in the present. We carry our scars, our losses, our victories… all of it… with us all the time. The best we can hope for is to find a spot and group of people who accept us as we are now, regardless of what our past is. Now that I can tell you is possible. In fact, it's all around you right now." He picked up the device he brought to her earlier and looked at for a moment, then shook his head in a most dismissive manner.
In truth, she wanted to laugh at that. If there was anything that was true, it was that Faye really felt like she fit in anywhere well enough to engender that kind of true acceptance. There was the surface acceptance borne of words, but it was too easily false and Faye didn't trust it. Only on a few occasions had she ever truly felt accepted, and it was only ever with very particular individuals. A ship's worth of people who would do that for her? She doubted it existed, even here.
"Calloway, just because because you didn't enjoy what you did in the past doesn't mean that it isn't what you did. And while we may not want to play the game that Intel has so graciously put all of us in, not just you, we have to play it. For as long as is necessary. The only thing that has changed in the last few moments is that we now know we are in the game, and who gets to say when the game is over. It was them. Now? Now it's us. And now is when we take back our own. You may not like it, Faye. I would be surprised if you did, because I certainly do not. But we have to deal with what is in front of us. Right now, that's getting your system online and your aft-section out of the line of fire. Fortunately, those two things go hand in hand. But if this is going to work, you need to be what you were sent here to be. Intelligence. With all the connotations and stereotypes that go with it, for now. Faye, like it or not, right now you are a spy. You were tasked with gathering intel and performing covert observations on your own crew and reporting it back to the Intel Section all while installing some kind of covert computer system under the very nose of the ship's crew and Command staff." and he looked at her directly. "That's pretty spy-y." he said with a slight grin. "But so what? Spy is just a job description, same as janitor or president. So be a spy. Just do it for yourself this time. Use what you can do to save your own ass. There is nothing wrong with that, Faye. In fact, that's the smartest move you and I have. The faster you can put their minds at ease the faster we can get this done and get them off your, and by default our, backs. And that makes this ship better off." and he sat back down on his crate. "And it keeps you on board, which is what I want to see happen."
In all her interactions with him so far, Calloway had known him to be a genuine person and he had seemed very willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. And yet, she was genuinely surprised by that simple statement. She wanted to ask, 'why?', but perhaps the answer didn't matter.
"And before you ask, no I'm not. No one is going to know you were ordered to check up on them. I'm gonna chalk that up to 'Crap best left out of ship-wide memos'. We have enough to do without people getting their undergarments all twisted up over something none of us could control."
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This time Faye snorted. "Fair enough. It's not like there were any real red flags to find. That I know fo so far," she said with rueful smile.
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"Honest, it makes me nervous just thinking about it now. That horrible, sinking feeling of waiting to be filled with lactic. And pain. And agony."
Being Ennis, she somehow manages to summon a sunshine smile while pondering this hate-hate relationship with 800 metres training. The great multi-tasker has already undergone a hectic morning at Sheffield's English Institute of Sport, bounding straight from the long-jump pit to the shot circle. No athletes work harder than multi-eventers and no multi-eventer works harder than Ennis.
It's another day of runway sprints, skipping drills, sandpit drills, a dozen jumps, a dozen puts, technical throwing sessions, circuit training, conditioning. Goodness, it is eye-openingly intense and hard slog.
Even the post-training massage hurts. Still, it is as nothing compared to the murderous hill runs and weights sessions of the previous day.
Ah, but the 800. That is different again. The last of the heptathlon's seven events and of the indoor pentathlon's five, it is the discipline which has sealed Ennis's glory in two World Championships and the European Championships these past two years.
It looks like her best friend but is actually her most detestable foe.
"I've never done an 800 outside a heptathlon. I just couldn't put myself through it; I only do it 'cos I have to. Absolutely hate it. Not just me, either. You sit there in the call room before the 800 and see all the other girls pacing back and forth, all looking petrified."
So, to the killer session. Behind her training partner, Australian decathlete John Lane, Ennis blasts out a 200m lap in under 30 seconds, gets 30 seconds break, then hammers another 200.
She then has to repeat this drill another three times. By the penultimate set, she is almost on her knees; after the last, I could swear I heard the very nicest athlete in Britain cursing. Our photographer tries to get in her agonised face; she is lucky her camera does not get smashed.
Watching Ennis's travails is to be reminded of why she would be a fantastically worthy winner of Sunday's award. I believe her to be the most accomplished and complete athlete in any British sport today, someone who, despite having to spread her extraordinary talents so widely as the world's best multi-eventer, also stands as the country's best high jumper, its best long jumper, its best hurdler and its third best sprinter.
She is only 5ft 5in and just over nine stone but has, this year, heaved the shot further than all but 11 British specialists. She has leapt 30cm above her own height, a feat which only six high jumpers worldwide have ever bettered. In short, a little miracle.
And not the least appealing thing about Ennis is that, approaching her 25th birthday in the prime of her career, she still does not sound as if she appreciates how good she is.
"When someone says I'm the best athlete in the world out loud, it still does sound surreal," she shrugs.
The reality keeps gnawing away, though. The push towards London 2012 is on and Ennis's will be its bright, attractive, thoroughly modern face. "It's definitely on my mind. You can't escape from it," she concedes. "But I won't let myself get carried away by it. I can't afford to.
"Face of the games? I don't feel any sort of responsibility. You could get yourself into a right state and freak out!
"I do understand those expectations and pressures going into the Olympics, but I just want to enjoy it."
Enjoyment. Perhaps that is Ennis's secret. Until the Rotherham FC boys turn up for a lunchtime jog, Ennis, Lane and their coach Toni Minichiello are the only souls in the entire vast, chilly arena.
It seems an oddly solitary existence but the place echoes to their laughter. Former decathlete Minichiello sets the tone. 'Chell' has coached Jess for 13 years and it shows. In between all the technical advice which Ennis does
treat earnestly, they are comfortable enough to wind each other up all day long.
"I don't strike fear into her any more," says Minichiello in mock lament.
They have had volatile moments and Ennis reckons she will still bite if he talks to her like a kid. "Sometimes, I have to pinch myself that she's not the 11-year-old little girl but a businesswoman of 24 who drives a better car than I do!" smiles the coach.
They are chalk and cheese. The spontaneous extrovert teacher and the self-critical, worrier of a pupil who, Minichiello reckons, can just be too hard on herself.
She likes structure and routine, possessing none of the showman's streak of her matchless predecessor, the great Carolina Kluft, a touch of whose aura she has begun to radiate herself over her two-year multi-events unbeaten streak.
"I suppose I'm quite a reserved, internal character," she shrugs. "Carolina was aggressive and Miss Extrovert, and I'm the complete opposite. I'm fired up inside but not overtly expressive."
The results are similar, though. Ennis has reached a point of excellence where she expects now only to make small year-by-year improvements rather than quantum leaps. Yet she rules out nothing. Why not the fourth 7,000 point heptathlete? Or a world pentathlon record at the European Championships in Paris next March?
Why is she so exceptional? For starters, she is a rare fighter, having battled back from the double stress fracture of her right foot which doctors feared would end her career two years ago.
"I didn't realise how much stress I was putting my body through," she says. "It forced me to appreciate the value of rest, of letting your body recover."
The massive forces she was exerting on her right foot in the long jump have made her relearn the event, taking off on her left instead. This ability to learn quickly, combined with her natural explosive speed and self-discipline, says Minichiello, enables her to "reproduce the movement patterns bedded into her mind from training under the most severe pressure."
A Daley Thompson-esque trait? "No, Jessica-esque — Daley'd learn a thing or two," says Minichiello, and you suspect he is only half-joking. Thompson was the greatest, full of show-off bombast and brilliance laced sometimes with spite and vinegar, and did not care who he upset, but Ennis could not be more different.
"I don't want to ever come across as arrogant. I don't want to be perceived in that way, to be disliked," she says. "I understand you have to be in the zone but I don't think you have to be rude to people or over the top; it's not in my nature."
So, if you are looking for a personality, none is more winning than Ennis's.
It is funny, laughs Minichiello; she's so ordinary yet so extraordinary, the girl-next-door who's also the girl that beats the world. Yes, and you will go a long way to find someone so universally loved within their sport.
"Oh, I'm not that nice, you know," Ennis protests, laughing. "Ask my mum and dad."
I don't need to. I have seen her in conversation with the 800m.


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It isn't that the Flames are winning. It isn't that they're making third period comebacks. It's that everything about them over this past week – some goaltending aside – has been consistently good. They can't let their foot off the gas for even a moment, but they're looking like a legitimately good team right now.
Feel of the game
It took a matter of seconds for fireworks to explode in this one when, 14 seconds into Dillon Dube's first shift of the game, Duncan Keith boarded him, effectively ending both their nights: precautionary for Dube, while Keith was handed a game misconduct. The Flames would play down a forward, while the Blackhawks lost their top minute-eating defenceman.
The Flames opened the scoring with a goal during the ensuing five-minute major, but that was it. The rest of the first period kind of just played out after that, with the Blackhawks capitalizing first on a lengthy five-on-three to tie the game, and then a perfectly screened distance shot in the dying seconds that saw Chicago take a 2-1 lead. Maybe the Flames deserved a better fate after one, but they didn't take advantage of their opportunities.
Their play picked up some in the second, but the Blackhawks added to their lead midway through the game to make it 3-1 on a speedy play it's both kind of tough to blame David Rittich for while also reasonably expecting he maybe should have been able to hold a bit stronger. As the game wore on, though, it felt increasingly like the Blackhawks shouldn't have a two-goal lead.
In the dying minutes of the second period, that kicked into high gear. The Flames dominated puck control, generating a bunch of close calls before Matthew Tkachuk finally broke through. They kept up that level of play throughout the third, and that's when a miniature repeat of their third period against the Avalanche happened: Elias Lindholm kept getting denied golden opportunities, but in quick succession Sean Monahan got his second of the game to tie it up and Michael Frolik took the lead back just over a minute later (albeit with a weird one, but hey, they deserved it). An empty netter ended things, but once the game was tied, you felt there was no way this wasn't going in the Flames' favour: their play was too overwhelming, and lately, they've been rewarded for it.
The good news
Top. Line. Magic. Monahan scored twice, with both goals assisted by a perfectly-passing Johnny Gaudreau, and Lindholm getting the secondaries. The chemistry those three have really shone throughout the night, but particularly when the Flames were pressing. They're all over a point per game: Gaudreau with 19 points, Monahan with 18, Lindholm with 17. Wouldn't it be something if that kept up? What a hit Lindholm has been.
Once again, the Flames refused to succumb to their deficit. Seeing the spirit they're exhibiting so far this season is a complete turnaround from the way the previous year ended. That they have the talent to will their way to victory really drives it all home. You can't win without talent. You can't win without giving it your all. This team has both factors working in their favour. They'll need both to keep going throughout the entire season, but this is some pretty great positive reenforcement.
There are a couple of players who are, at worst, starting to look like there's no need to worry about them. Frolik had an unlucky season in 2017-18, and seven goals and no assists is bizarre, but he's proving he can still be an effective player. TJ Brodie isn't as good as Dougie Hamilton, but maybe the sky isn't falling there after all. And James Neal is a crucial part of this team's forward depth, and you can see it really starting to come to life. Throw in someone like Sam Bennett consistently giving it his all every night and while the warts on this team are apparent, they can still do damage.
Tkachuk + Rittich =
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The bad news
What is up with people hurting Dube? Erik Gudbranson hit. Zach Bogosian hit. Now, Keith. Dube has drawn two major penalties simply by existing. I don't think any of these hits are malicious at all, but it's just so unfortunate how it always seems to be Dube who ends up on the wrong end of things. He hasn't done anything to deserve it, either. Just brutal luck.
Special teams could have been better. It's great the Flames scored a goal while avenging Dube during the Blackhawks' major, but more would have been nice. They had a great chance to tie the game early in the third on the powerplay and just couldn't (granted, Brent Seabrook's save on Lindholm was nuts). It's one thing to credit the Blackhawks' penalty kill for performing well; it's another thing entirely when we consistently see the Flames' powerplay underperforming (or, in the second unit's case, not performing at all). The Flames have literally the most goals in the NHL right now (tied with the Avalanche) but they can't score on the man advantage; it just isn't adding up. (Also, I'm still not entirely sure what it is Derek Ryan actually does?)
Just purely from an eye test perspective, Rittich looks a lot steadier in net than Smith. And it would be pretty hard to blame any goalie for the first two goals the Flames surrendered: that's a tough kill, and that was a tough screen. That third goal against could have been a backbreaker though, and like with Smith, there's something to be said for the defence failing to do their jobs, but the last line of defence failed, as well. Granted, the end of the game felt a lot less precarious than the end of the Avalanche game. Rittich's numbers suffered because the Blackhawks seemingly weren't interested in having any shots on net at all, and his overall numbers for this season are still good. I guess what I'm saying here is: there's plenty of hope for Rittich yet, and this was a weird game for Flames goaltending considering how lethargic Chicago played most of the time, but you'd like to see just a little more.
Numbers of note
61.9% – The Flames' 5v5 corsi throughout the night. They had an iffy showing in the first, but a strong second propelled them to a 63.89% in that frame, and a 75% third period drove them home. So it wasn't quite like the Avalanche game – they didn't outright dominate the first period – but their numbers have been consistently strong enough throughout the season that this doesn't seem like it's a fluke.
52 – The number of goals the Flames have scored this season. They've done it in 15 games; the Avalanche have the same number in 14; no other team in the NHL has hit 50 yet. Brad Treliving overhauled the forwards in the offseason. It's, uh, working. And they're back up to a positive goal differential after the Pittsburgh debacle, too: +2.
4-20 – The Blackhawks had four shots in the third period, including the final five minutes in which they were trailing and had a powerplay. The Flames had 20. It was the biggest disparity of the night between one team that outshot another 41-15. Only one of these teams was interested in playing 60 minutes, it would seem.
6 – The number of shots Mark Giordano had in this one. Unfortunately, after a four-point outing – and four-game point streak – he didn't add to his offensive totals this game. (Still a point-per-game player, though!) Also, right behind him with five shots each: Mikael Backlund, Monahan, Frolik.
5:28 – Garnet Hathaway's ice time. Dube's departure might have impacted that, but at the same time, there's a perfectly good Austin Czarnik sitting in the press box who maybe deserves another spin in the lineup literally any time now.
Final thought
The Flames aren't always going to win on the back of a third period comeback, but they're also playing well enough to score earlier in games. If they keep this level of play up, there's no need to worry about the sustainability of their resilience or whatever 2014-15 narrative we want to play out this year: but they have to keep doing this same thing every single night, or it's not going to happen.


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Enjoy your summer holiday from school! I am doing the same things-- knitting, reading, gardening, with a bit of travel thrown in.l
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