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Lutfur Rahman and communalism in Tower Hamlets
Eric Pickles has taken over the administration of Tower Hamlets council for two years after an inquiry commissioned by his department found wholesale mismanagement, questionable grant-giving and a failure to secure best value for local taxpayers.
Pickles plans to dispatch three commissioners to administrate grant-giving, property transactions and the administration of future elections in the borough.
The commissioners, who will be answerable to Pickles, will be in place until March 2017 and are tasked with drawing up an action plan to improve governance in the council, including the permanent appointment of three senior council officers including a chief executive.
The PwC report alleges corruption, cronyism and improper, communalist (though it doesn't use that word) distribution of grants.
Among the key findings:
- Poplar Town Hall, a Grade II listed building, was sold for £875,000 to a political supporter of Mr Rahman even though the bid arrived late, and after rival bids had been opened, which created a "risk of bid manipulation". A higher offer was rejected, contrary to independent advice, and the winner was later allowed to change his contract.
- Grants were handed out to organisations that were "ruled ineligible", with some £407,700 given to groups that failed to meet the council's own minimum criteria. Council officers were over-ruled in many cases.
- The council appeared to show "a tendency towards denial or obfuscation rather than an inclination to investigate concerns raised". It did not properly investigate issues raised in a BBC Panorama programme that alleged Mr Rahman intervened to increase grants paid to some local Bangladeshi organisations.
- Public money was spent "inappropriately" on political advertising for the Mayor.
Comrade Coatesy has done an excellent job of summarising the report and the media response. He concludes with these words of wisdom, with which we heartily concur:
"Pickles is a one-man anti-democratic foul abusive swine.
"But before protesting at this those on the left should avoid saying that Rahman's administration and satellites (are) innocent because they say so."
Some background information (drawn up by a comrade before the publication of the PwC report):
Rahman was previously the leader of the Labour group on Tower Hamlets Council. However, he lost this position in 2010. The same year he was selected as the Labour candidate to stand as the directed elected mayor of Tower Hamlets before being removed by the party's NEC. The reason for him losing both positions were accusations that the Islamic Foundation of Europe (IFE) had signed up some hundreds of members to the Labour Party to advance Rahman's cause. The IFE is part of a network of groups around the East London Mosque aligned to the Jamaat-e-Islami (aka Maududists), which has its origins in India but is now more significantly is a force in Pakistan and were chief amongst the anti-secessionist forces in the civil war that created Bangladesh. They are Islamist in that they support an Islamic state based on Sharia law, but are (on the whole) social conservatives not jihadists.
Rahman won the 2010 mayoral election as an independent although Tower Hamlets is by no means a majority Muslim borough, less than 40% are Muslims but they do constitute the bulk of Labour's electoral base and once Rahman was able to win this no-one could beat him. Rahman's position was strengthened by the party formed around him, Tower Hamlets First (THF), winning 18 of the 45 council seats in 2014 and under the mayoral system Rahman can run the administration drawing on only these councillors. THF is entirely drawn from Tower Hamlets Bangladeshis (and one would assume, Muslims), although six have previously been councillors of both the Labour Party and Respect. One of these, Abjoi Miah, was a key member of Respect and appears to have been the key link person between Respect and IFE/Jamaat. He is now the central organiser of THF and a power behind Rahman's throne. The turn to the Labour Party and Rahman appears to have been because IFE/Jamaat lost confidence in the Respect MP for Bow and Poplar (in Tower Hamlets), George Galloway, after he made a complete fool of himself on Celebrity Big Brother.
There are three important points to make about the Rahman/THF rule in Tower Hamlets and the possibility of other councils becoming Muslim run:
First Rahman and THF do not present as Islamists. For example, the council maintains an LGBT policy. It might be the case that Rahman and many of the THF councillors are not Islamists but communalists who wish to promote the interests of those of Bangladeshi origins, something that is not without precedent in local government politics in Britain. The most notable feature of Rahman/THF rule is not the establishment of an Islamic state in the East End, but the creation of a version of the millet system that existed under the Ottoman Empire whereby everyone is related to as a religious group. It is common for local councils to run a layer of social services through local voluntary groups and charities. In Tower Hamlets these are becoming increasingly demarcated on religious lines, that strengthens the links between people of Bangladeshi origin. Through its Community Faith Building Support Scheme the council gives direct support to faith based groups, the budget for 2014 being £1.3 million. Of the 2013 funding, although funding went to a variety of Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu and Sikh groups, two-thirds went to Muslim groups. It is such communalism and setting of religious identity into policy structures that is most problematic here, not any overt militancy.
Second, what is notable about Tower Hamlets First is their relative youth. These are not bearded elders in traditional attire, but young men in suits and whose beards are either neatly clipped or absent. In sharp distinction to older generations, there are women amongst THF's councillors. This group has coalesced around three factors: the shutting down of channels in the Labour Party to their advancement, the rise of Respect in Tower Hamlets showing the potential to mobilise Muslim voters in a new way, and the organisation hub of Jamaat-e-Islami based on the East London Mosque. The last of these is probably the most important, but one that might not be readily replicated elsewhere. As Innes Bowen has shown in her recent book, Medina in Birmingham, Najaf in Brent, while most mosques in Britain are affiliated to the conservative quietism of the Deobandi and Barelwi strands of Sunni Islam, the East London Mosque is affiliated to the Islamist idea of Jamaat-e-Islami, with IFE being part of this stable too.
Third, success for Tower Hamlets First was tied up with the mayoral systems. Tower Hamlets First do not have the spread across the borough to win the majority of the council seats, and have only 40 per cent. Their control is thus based on winning the direct elections for mayor that Rahman did comfortably in 2010 where he took much of Labour's vote, and more tightly in 2014 against a strong Labour challenge.
Rahman's links with the Islamic Forum of Europe and Jamaat-e-Islami are described on pages 27-29 of this booklet.
Samira Ahmed on the Rotherham scandal
The horrors exposed by the Jay report into child exploitation in Rotherham are so sickening, so angering, so distressing, that I've deliberately refrained from commenting. I'm simply not qualified to do so on an issue that seems at once so simple and yet so complex. What I am sure about is that those refuse to seriously address the racial aspect to this outrage are nearly as culpable as those who would use it to demonise Asian/ Muslim people and stir up racial hatred.
So, for now, I'll simply recommend this piece by Samira Ahmed. I know quite a few of you will have already read this, as it was first published in yesterday's Guardian. But it's by far the best and most sensibly nuanced commentary on the subject I've yet encountered and it deserves to be as widely read as possible.
Sarah Khan on 'Trojan Horse'
This article first appeared at the Telegraph's website. It makes a refershing change from the waffle and evasion that's been published in the Graun on the same subject. I do not have Sarah's permission for republishing this, but it's so good I thought it simply deserved the widest possible audience, and I suspect most Shiraz readers don't read the Telegraph in either print or electronic format:
Trojan Horse plot: we must not excuse bigots on the grounds that they are Muslim
Bigotry is bigotry, whether it's religious or not.
By Sarah Khan, director of Inspire
As a Muslim, I object to hardliners and apologists who try to excuse bigotry on the grounds that it's "Islamic"
One of the most shocking findings, from both Birmingham City Council's report and from the Government's own investigation into the Trojan Horse affair, was the incredulous hate peddling promoted to young children by fundamentalist Muslims who attempted to infiltrate a number of schools. Children had been told not to listen to Christians because they were "all liars"; and how they were "lucky to be Muslims and not ignorant like Christians and Jews." Schools put up posters warning children that if they didn't pray they would "go to hell" and girls were taught that women who refused to have sex with their husbands would be "punished" by angels "from dusk to dawn". One of the ringleaders of the Trojan Horse plot told an undercover reporter that "white women have the least amount of morals", white children were "lazy" and that British people have "colonial blood."
Let's be clear. These bigoted views are exactly that – bigoted. As a Muslim I object to those hardliners who aggressively suggest such views are Islamic. They are not. Yet this hate peddling was done in the name of Islam. I have seen over the years how sexist, homophobic and intolerant Muslims deliberately manipulate my faith to justify sexism, homophobia and intolerance to other faith communities. They hide behind the excuse of "Islam", and argue they are within their religious rights to hold such bigoted views – and British society too often acts as if these are the natural rights of all Muslims. Such an attitude was seen, frustratingly, in the Muslim Council of Britain's statement in response to the Trojan Horse findings, but also from Birmingham City Council, who did little to stop such practices as there had been a culture within the council which was more concerned about potential allegations of "Islamophobia". This paranoia incredibly took precedent over the welfare and well-being of children in our schools.
How did it come to this? Part of the reason is the lack of a clear understanding within society of what actually constitutes anti-Muslim prejudice which is then manipulated fully by Muslim hardliners who know this only too well and who gleefully run circles around liberals. But another reason is also because of the confusing messages that are emitted which treat Islam and all Muslims as if they are a homogenous block, and the refusal by Muslims in authority to call out bigotry when they see it being committed by Muslims themselves. Despite their attempts of speaking out in favour of Islam, they refuse to separate the bigoted views of some Muslims from Islam itself.
Take the Muslim Council of Britain. In their statement they complained that Mr Clarke was "conflating conservative Muslim practices to a supposed ideology and agenda to 'Islamise' secular schools."
For the record, I'd like to know: what exactly does the MCB define as conservative Muslim practice? Does the MCB believe homophobia, sexism, intolerance and the "inferiority" of other faiths are conservative Muslim practices? The religious conservative Muslims I speak to tell me they are offended that this could ever be justified as such. Yet predictably, Muslim representative bodies like the MCB at best sound wishy-washy, and at worst continue to defend and justify such bigotry under the guise of "conservative Muslim practice."
H/t: Howie
The Guardian prepares itself for 'Trojan Horse' Ofsted humiliation
Adams of the Graun: evasion and waffle
When Ofsted publishes its reports into the Birmingham schools involved in the so-called 'Trojan Horse' allegations of the islamisation of nominally secular state schools in that City, it will censure six schools for failing to provide a "rounded education" or prepare pupils "for life in modern Britain." In other words, the essential claim of the 'Trojan Horse' document – that Islamists have been organising to impose their fundamentalist agenda on schools in Birmingham – is true.
Since the 'Trojan Horse' document appeared in March, and the Ofsted inspections were ordered, Tim Boyes, the Head of Queensbridge School in Moseley, Birmingham, has come forward to claim that in 2010 he warned the Department of Education that in some Birmingham schools, pupils and staff were displaying "racist, aggressive and disrespectful behaviour" and that "I and a whole series of colleagues … were reporting concerns about governance and things that weren't going well … tensions and politics have exploded and as a result head teachers have had nervous breakdowns, they've lost their jobs, schools have been really torn apart." Gove's department failed to act, says Boyes.
Very similar claims have now been made by a prospective school governor, Keith Townsend, who told Monday's Radio 4 Today programme that a small group of governors had "infiltrated" the governing body of an un-named Birmingham school (thought to be Golden Hillock School in Sparkbrook), demanded a stricter Muslim regime, and set about driving out the non-Muslim headteacher. Townsend says he reported his concerns to Birmingham City Council in 2008 (when it was controlled by a Tory-Lib Dem coalition) but received a "dismissive reply." Labour MP Steve McCabe says he can recall having a conversation with Mr Townsend at that time and taking his concerns to an assistant director at the City Council.
All of which puts the Guardian in a bit of a spot. All the Graun's coverage to date has concentrated upon suspicions about the provenance of the 'Trojan Horse' document, rather than the question of whether or not the allegations of an organised Islamic fundamentalist campaign to take over some Birmingham schools, are actually true. The logic put forward by the Graun is that because the 'Trojan Horse' document may well be a hoax, therefore the claims made in it must, of necessity, be untrue: an argument that simply doesn't follow, if you give it a moment's thought. At times, the Graun and its Education editor Richard Adams, seem to have been acting as little more than a mouthpiece for the ultra-reactionary Islamist Tahir Alam, Chair of governors at Park View School, and influential at its sister schools Golden Hillock and Nansen. Adams even wrote a glowing report of a visit to Park View, that was clearly arranged, organised and supervised by Alam himself!
How will Adams and the Graun react when the Ofsted reports show them to have been so completely and egregiously wrong about what's been going on in Birmingham?
Well, we were given a foretaste yesterday, in a typical piece of evasion, double-speak and waffle from Adams. The article's wretched nadir must surely be this:
"The tranche of reports on 21 state schools, which could be published as early as this week, say there was scant evidence of religious extremism on a daily basis in classrooms, with most criticism reserved for school management and cases of overbearing behaviour by school governors.
"Ofsted's inspectors appear to have been unable to find much evidence of claims of homophobia or gender discrimination, which have been alleged by anonymous former teachers at some of the schools" (my emphasis -JD).
Now, try a little experiment: try substituting the word "racism" (or, indeed, "Islamophobia") for "religious extremism" in the first paragraph, and, again, for the words "homophobia or gender discrimination" in the second: then see how it reads.
This isn't exactly a new low for the Graun (there've been too many of them to keep up with), but it's one more depressing example of that paper's miserable descent into relativism, pro-Islamism and a complete betrayal of secularism and enlightenment principles.
Matgamna on Gerry Adams and the Provos
Shiraz Socialist is not in a position to express any opinion on the alleged involvement of Gerry Adams in the 1972 murder by the Provisional IRA of Jean McConville. Adams denies any involvement. Certainly, the timing of his arrest raises the possibility that it was politically motivated. However, this 2002 article by Sean Matgamna casts a useful light on Adams' relationship with the Provos and the "physical-force" tradition within Irish republicanism:
I once knew a man who was shot by a Provisional IRA gang which included Adams
"Ireland occupies a position among the nations of the earth unique in… the possession of what is known as a 'physical force party' – a party, that is to say, whose members are united upon no one point, and agree upon no single principle, except upon the use of physical force as the sole means of settling the dispute between the people of this country and the governing power of Great Britain…
"[They] exalt into a principle that which the revolutionists of other countries have looked upon as a weapon… Socialists believe that the question of force is of very minor importance; the really important question is of the principles upon which is based the movement that may or may not need the use of force to realise its object…"
James Connolly, 22 July 1899
Seeing pictures of Gerry Adams grinning his Cheshire-cat-who-has-eaten-six-mice grin in triumph at SF/PIRA's latest success reminded me that I once knew a man who was shot by a Provisional IRA gang which included Adams.
His name was John Magennis. Who was he? A British soldier? A member of the Royal Ulster Constabulary? A member of an Orange paramilitary group? One of the Northern Ireland workers shot by the Provisional IRA in the early 1990s for doing repair work on RUC stations?
No, John Magennis was a Republican. He belonged to the then mainstream Republican movement from which the Provisionals split away in December 1969. Those who remained were thereafter called the "Officials". They seemed to be the left wing of the Republican movement. They talked about class and about socialism. But in fact their leaders were Stalinists.
The Provisionals were traditionalist Catholic right wing Republicans. They recoiled from the Officials for a number of reasons – their leftism, their Stalinism, their feebleness in responding to the communal fighting in Northern Ireland in August 1969, but, most of all, their turn to politics in general. The split was triggered by the decision of the IRA leaders that Sinn Fein would henceforth take any Dail seats which they might win in an election.
The split led to conflict between the two Republican groups over control of weapons and to a shooting war in which people on both sides died.
John Magennis, a member of the Official IRA, refused to surrender his gun to the gang of Provisional IRA men. They shot him, leaving him paralysed. He survived in that condition for some years and then died.
I met John Magennis only once or twice, about the time the IRA split was taking place. John Magennis was not yet an IRA member. He had come to Manchester to visit his uncle, John-John, a one-time Belfast Republican and later a prominent trade union militant on the Manchester docks, where he worked closely with a small group of Trotskyists, of whom I was one.
A big debate on Ireland had been going on in the IS group (now SWP), at that stage a democratic organisation in which such issues could be debated and of which we were members, since the deployment of British troops on the streets of Northern Ireland in August 1969, when serious sectarian fighting broke out in Derry and Belfast. Were we for or against British troops in Northern Ireland?
The discussion was very heated. Those of us who rejected the IS majority's tacit support to the British state in Northern Ireland were denounced as bloodthirsty "fascists" at the September 1969 IS conference.
John Magennis came with one of his uncles to one of the debates in Manchester. He said he couldn't see any acceptable alternative to "troops in".
I remember something he said which later took on a special meaning. He expressed it in the jargon of Catholic nationalism, which idealises patriotic self-sacrifice "for Ireland", the so-called "blood sacrifice": "I don't want to die for Ireland".
Back in Belfast, he joined the "left-wing" Republicans. I heard he had been shot and paralysed, and later that he had died. It was many years before I saw him again – on TV on a home video, filmed in a nursing home, trying to learn to walk again – staggering painfully, spastically, a poor wreck of the vigorous young man he had been.
Matgamna on Irish Catholics, Muslims, and the Left
My friend and comrade Sean Matgamna has lately been the target of an ignorant and/or malicious campaign of largely synthetic outrage and accusations of "racism" (described and analysed here) from sections of the "left" who don't like his militant secularism and anti-clericalism. The following short piece (from 2002) explains some of the background to Sean's stance:
The Communist Party with Catholic Irish immigrants then, and the Left with Muslims now
There are striking parallels between the conventional Left's attitude to Islam now and the way the Communist Party used to relate to Irish Catholic immigrants in Britain. I had some experience of that.
For a while, over forty years ago, I was involved in the work of the Communist Party among Irish people of devout Catholic background in Britain, people from the nearest thing to a theocracy in Europe, where clerics ruled within the glove-puppet institutions of a bourgeois democracy.
Hundreds of thousands of us came to Britain from small towns, backward rural areas, from communities of small commodity-producers that were very different from conditions we encountered in Britain. We spoke English and were racially indistinguishable from the natives, but we brought with us the idea of history as the struggle of the oppressed against oppression and exploitation, derived from what we had learned from teachers, priests, parents and songs, and from reading about Ireland's centuries-long struggle against England.
Such ideas had very broad implications. It needed only a small shift – no more than a refocusing of those ideas on the society we were now in, and which at first we saw with the eyes of strangers not inclined to be approving – for us to see British society for the class-exploitative system it is, to see our place in it, and to reach the socialist political conclusions that followed from that.
Vast numbers of Irish migrants became part of the labour movement. Quite a few of us became socialists of varying hues, a small number revolutionary socialists. Catholicism was the reason why large numbers of Irish immigrants, whose mindset I have sketched above, did not become communists.
The CPGB ran an Irish front organisation, the Connolly Association. Instead of advocating socialism and secularism and working to organise as communists those being shaken loose from the dogmatic certainties we had learned in a society ruled by Catholic "fundamentalists", the Connolly Association disguised themselves as simple Irish nationalists. They purveyed ideas not seriously different from those of the ruling party in Dublin, Fianna Fail, except for occasional words in favour of Russian foreign policy.
The real history of 20th century Ireland, and the part played by the Catholic Church and the Catholic "Orange Order", the Ancient Order of Hibernians, in creating the conditions that led to Partition, were suppressed by these supposed Marxists. Instead, they told a tale in which only the Orange bigots and the British were villains. The concerns and outlook of narrow Catholic nationalism were given a pseudo-anti-imperialist twist. All that mattered was to be "against British imperialism".
The CPGB thus, for its own manipulative ends, related to the broad mass of Irish Catholic immigrants – who, in the pubs of places like South Manchester, bought the Connolly Association paper Irish Democrat, in large numbers – by accommodating to the Catholic nationalist bigotries we had learned from priests and teachers at home and battening on them.
We had, those of us who took it seriously, a cultural and religious arrogance that would have startled those who did not see us as we saw ourselves – something that, I guess, is also true of many Muslims now. The CPGB did not challenge it. (If this suggests something purely personal to me, I suggest that the reader takes a look at James P Cannon's review of the novel Moon Gaffney in Notebook of an Agitator.)
For the CPGB this approach made a gruesome sense entirely absent from the SWP's antics with Islam, because Moscow approved of Dublin's "non-aligned" foreign policy, which refused NATO military bases in Ireland. Russian foreign policy, and the wish to exploit Irish nationalism against the UK – that was the CPGB leader's first and main concern.
In this way the Connolly Association and the CPGB cut across the line of development of secularising Irish immigrants: large numbers became lapsed Catholics, but without clearing the debris of religion from their heads. It expelled from its ranks those who wanted to make the Connolly Association socialist and secularist. Instead of helping us move on from middle-class nationalism and the Catholic-chauvinist middle-class interpretation of Irish history, it worked to lock us back into those ideas by telling us in "Marxist" terms that they were the best "anti-imperialism". What mattered, fundamentally, to the CP leaders was who we were against – Russia's antagonist, Britain.
(from the Workers Liberty website)
Enemy intelligence: ban the word "community"
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We occasionally publish worthwhile comment from unlikely sources. It should go without saying that this does not mean that we endorse the overall politics of the author, or indeed, everything in the article itself…
By Iain Martin (Daily Telegraph 24 May)
Above: can't we go back to 'Team GB'?
Tune into any BBC London programme at the moment and one word dominates. That word is community. Even on a normal day on the capital's airwaves you will hear it a great deal, but in the aftermath of the Woolwich terror attack its use has gone into overdrive. On the BBC London news last night it – or the frequently used variant communities – was averaging 11 mentions per minute.
When did this word get such a grip that even passers-by vox-popped by a TV crew will deploy it a couple of times in a sentence when they are asked to asses the impact of a particular event? I wonder whether it really is widely used in everyday discourse or whether it is just what people feel they ought to say when tensions are high and a microphone is put under their nose. Having said that, yesterday I did overhear youngsters at a bus-stop discussing their horror at the Woolwich murder, and both used the word community, as in the perpetrators were a "disgrace to their community" (in the words of one). So perhaps it really has seeped into everyday speech through constant repetition in schools and on television.
The word took hold after the riots of the early 1980s, when there was a breakdown of trust, in certain inner cities, in the police and traditional institutions. After various inquiries, public policy was reconfigured to ensure that "communities" must be consulted on policing and much else besides. The traditional approach – in which people clustered together in a particular place voted for councillors and MPs who would then represent their interests – was out. With it went the widely held understanding that to live alongside each other none of us can get everything that we want.
From that point, other techniques were developed to make "excluded" people feel included. To facilitate this there suddenly emerged the "community leader", someone unelected and usually possessing the gift of the gab. If they were smart they might get a well-paid gig with local government, or even national government, advising on "community relations". Inevitably, under successive governments over three decades which all wanted to avoid tensions, this hardened into an orthodoxy, underwritten by third-rate academics in new disciplines. "Community" was the key word, used over and over again.
Of course, like many linguistic devices pushed by ultraliberals it actually has ended up with the opposite meaning from the one many people seem to intend when they use it. Rather than suggesting togetherness the term is actually highly divisive. Rather than emphasising common endeavour it sets one person's alleged "community" against that of his neighbour.
I actively dislike the term and would refuse to be described as, say, a member of the claret-drinking community. Indeed, the traditional approach is still favoured by many, many millions of us in Britain of all creeds and colours. We think of life in terms of family, friends, neighbours, colleagues, perhaps religion, charity, hobbies such as sport or music and then the nation. Sometimes the various groups and circles involved are distinct and sometimes they overlap. We also accept common institutions as a bulwark of liberty, of course. And it is all wrapped up, ultimately, in that word that I used at the end of the list: the nation. How wonderful it was for a few weeks during the Olympics. The dreaded word "communities" disappeared. We heard instead of Team GB. Can't we go back to that?
Galloway on North Korea…and God
I keep promising myself (and readers) that I'll never write another word about that posturing charlatan Galloway. But for a blogger, he's the gift that just keeps on giving:
George Galloway: "But there have been achievements in North Korea. They do have a satellite circling the earth. They have built a nuclear power industry even though they suspended it on false promises from President Clinton and other U.S. statesmen. They do have a cohesive, pristine actually, innocent culture. A culture that has not been penetrated by globalization and by Western mores and is very interesting to see. But I wouldn't like to live there. And I'm not advocating their system. Not least because they certainly don't believe in God in North Korea…"
H/t: Pete Cookson
Galloway's Song for Croydon North
I thought this was a nasty, racist spoof created by Galloway's enemies to make him and 'Honeyglaze' Jasper look and sound like a pair of total jerks (not that it's difficult to do that). But apparently it's genuine. If you haven't already seen it, brace yourself and prepare to cringe:
Hopefully, the humiliations at Croydon North and Rotherham, coming hard on the heels of the resignation of Salma Yaqoob, will finally kill off the reactionary, communalist vanity project that is/was 'Respect.'


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With the season complete and the offseason officially started for the 2010-11 Indiana Hoosiers, The Hoosier Scoop will have a breakdown of each individual player's season and what he needs to focus on during the offseason. The fourth player in the series is sophomore guard Maurice Creek. PREVIOUSLY: Christian Watford, Verdell Jones and Jordan Hulls.
2010-11 STATS: 8.3 points per game (38.9 percent FG, 31.0 3pt), 2.4 rebounds, 21 assists, 26 turnovers, 4 steals in 18 games.
WHAT WENT RIGHT: Creek at least got back on the floor, even if it wasn't for long and even if he wasn't as effective when he was there. Tom Crean said repeatedly that Creek's shattered left knee had been healed, and it was just leg strength that was holding him back. He said after Creek suffered a stress fracture in the right knee that the Oxon Hill, Md. native was very, very close to being his old self. As it was, he was a serviceable role player who could score from the outside, even if he didn't do it with nearly the efficiency that he did as a freshman.
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When it comes to Creek, I just wish him health and a full season. I think he has it coming.
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what about the most obvious thing? raising the release point on his perimeter jumper. he has the same release point he had in the 6th grade. he spots the basket above the ball instead of between the forearms. this forces him to rush his release and ruins his tempo. have you ever seen him shoot over anyone on the perimeter? can't do it. coach should have fixed that when he first got here.
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I hope he keeps his studies up because I doubt that he is going to get a serious look from the NBA. I don't see them offering a lot of money to a guy who has had two broken knees and who has no confidence in his recovery.
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39% FG on bad legs was not bad. As a Freshman before the injury he hot over the defense w/o much problem.
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he never shot over anyone. he can hit the open shot. why do nerds always go to stats to try to prove their point? can't you trust what you see?
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This nerd trusts what he saw. MC shot over defenders as a Freshman, because on a bad team he had to. I hope my eyes see him do it again as a Junior.
Creek was playing on one leg last year and now he must contend with getting both knees healthy. He needs to take the appropriate rehab time before any attempt at playing.
You can debate his release point on his shot but with all of his injuries he just needs confidence to shoot. His leg strength will be an issue but changing his shot could be too much for the young man.
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being that i have bought an all black one. i guess thats it
I heard the all black is more prone to rust...is that true?
My sister has a bi-tone XDM40 and it had some rust on the slide after a long period of storage. This would make me think that the slide is made of 400 series stainless, which is also magnetic. 300 series stainless is more corrosion resistant than 400 series, but it is also softer.
That said, I like the look of the all black better myself.
it started rusting once when i left it in my holster for a couple months in my closet. since then i check it every couple of days. especially since its my HD weapon now. i just give it a quick wipe and re holster it. since that one time ive had no problems. but ive stayed on top of it. but i do reallly enjoy that pistol glad i own it
I think that's just your own personal preference.
I don't want one that's going to rust
I have an all-black XDm45. My next XDm will be 9mm or 40sw in OD/SS. Love the look:


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Shuck received Rookie of the Year votes in 2013 after hitting .293 in 129 games for the Angels.
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Apr 9, 2014, 6:17 PM EDT
As first reported by Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times, outfielder Josh Hamilton has been diagnosed with a complete tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb along with a torn capsule. He needs surgery and will be sidelined for the next 6-8 weeks.
Angels lucky Mike Trout is even thinking about an extension
Feb 24, 2014, 8:00 AM EDT
At this point, the only thing standing between the Angels and being a largely irrelevant second banana in the Los Angeles market is Mike Trout. Yeah, Mike Trout, the guy they rewarded for a historic Rookie of the Year and near-MVP campaign in 2012 by paying him $20,000 more than the major league minimum. Even…
Mike Trout will likely bat second in the Angels' lineup
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Mike Trout started the 2013 season hitting second in the Angels' lineup, but moved to the #3 spot when Albert Pujols went on the disabled list in late July. He produced similarly in both spots, posting a 1.015 in 405 plate appearances in the two-hole, and a .963 OPS in 223 PA batting third. With…
Mike Trout out of lineup again with hamstring strain
Aug 20, 2013, 7:15 PM EDT
From beat writer Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com comes word that Angels outfielder Mike Trout is out of the starting lineup for a second straight game on Tuesday night due to a right hamstring strain. Trout suffered the injury during Sunday afternoon's series finale against the Astros and might not be available until the end of…
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Aug 3, 2013, 12:15 AM EDT
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Jun 30, 2013, 3:45 PM EDT
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Christian Bale Talks "Dark Knight" and Heath Ledger
What with the new Bat-title ("The Dark Knight") and the new bat-villain (Heath Ledger as The Joker), it seems that Bat-actor Christian Bale is pretty happy with the way his "Batman Begins" sequel is coming together.
NOW Mel Wants to Do Another "Lethal Weapon"?
In a move that might be dismissed as "PR B.S." by many, Mel Gibson (allegedly) wants to head back to Riggsville and star in "Lethal Weapon 5" -- despite his long-standing refusal to climb back into that particular character.
Snake Plissken to "Escape from Earth"?
John Carpenter's "Escape from New York" is a true-blue cult classic among (male) movie fans of a certain age (old, like me), but the goofy follow-up, "Escape from L.A.," didn't exactly strike the same gold-mine.
British Director Bails on "Bond 22"
We still have a few months to go before the 21st James Bond adventure, "Casino Royale," hits the screens, and already the series producers are looking for a director for the 22nd.
Halo" Has a Director!
Visual effects veteran Neill Blomkamp has been announced as the new director of vid-game adaptation "Halo," which will be produced by "Lord of the Rings" Oscar-winner Peter Jackson.
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Frankfurt Airport (FRA) HotelsLocated just 12 kilometers from one of the world's major financial centers, Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is among Europe's busiest international transport hubs. Its colossal terminals house an attractive array of world-class amenities and fun experiences. You can kill time by indulging in a gourmet meal, designer haircut, manicure, or full body massage. The airport even boasts its own state-of-the-art casino, with roulette and blackjack tables. Hotels in Frankfurt Airport (FRA)There's a wealth of hotels near Frankfurt Airport to pick from, including some within the airport complex itself. International business travelers are well catered for, as you'll find luxury hotels equipped with dazzling conference centers, sleek lounge bars, and 24-hour fitness centers. You'll also find modestly-priced alternatives, which nevertheless boast great facilities like rejuvenating saunas and steam rooms, and handy perks like free WiFi.Where to stayFrankfurt boasts one of Europe's most eye-catching futuristic skylines, dotted with gleaming skyscrapers. In their shadows you'll find a plethora of beautifully-restored historical building and world-class museums. Römerberg is home to fascinating Roman ruins and an imposing Gothic-style cathedral. Then there's the Zeil, a lively shopping street, with expansive department stores and chic designer boutiques.How to get to Frankfurt Airport (FRA)The airport is served by direct flights from over 100 countries all over the world, including major transport hubs like London, Paris, New York, Dubai, Beijing, and Tokyo. Once you land, Frankfurt city center is around 15 minutes away by car. Taxis and rental cars are readily available, and many hotels offer shuttle services. There's also both a regional and a long-distance train station, so you can easily travel to other major cities, including Berlin, Munich, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Vienna.
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Sheraton Frankfurt Airport Hotel & Conference Center
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"The room was extremely hot when we arrived. The hotel did provide us with a fan to help. Very friendly helpful staff."
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Park Inn by Radisson Frankfurt Airport Hotel
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"Staff were very friendly and efficient. Breakfast and room service food were of a very high quality. Small but nice and clean gym with enough equipment to work up a sweat."
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Element Frankfurt Airport
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Denim Review: Current/Elliott Skinny Jeans in Loved Destroyed
I decided to do this weeks review on the Current/Elliott skinny jeans in Loved Destroyed. I have had these jeans since last summer but I still wear them because they are so comfy and gorgeous! They were so popular among the celebs back in the summer. These jeans run really big though, I had to size down so I definitely recommend sizing down 1 from your normal size if you buy these jeans. They are very soft and quite stretchy. The rips in the knees do get bigger each time you wear them though which I guess is unavoidable as they are on the knees. The top 2 holes have a patch behind them which you can see in the photo. The paint splatters are so cute! They definitely add a good effect to the overall jean. I think these jeans are definitely one of my favourite jeans by Current/Elliott. These actually got me liking the brand, they were my first pair and since then I have loved a lot of the new styles.
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I definitely recommend these jeans for a casual look in the summer. Because of the big rips they are not that good for winter as they make your legs really cold. I also think the pocket shape and length suits those more with more of a butt, I don't think it would be too flattering on the smaller butts. They are a beautiful jean though, so comfortable!
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Kate Moss's jeans ID'd: c.r.a.f.t.
Supermodel Kate Moss was seen at the Ivy Club in London, England wearing a pair of black motorcycle jeans and a leopard coat. Once again Kate did no wrong, I think this outfit is great. Her heels look painful on her feet. I give you girls props for withstanding the pain. Kate recently told Harper's Bazaar, the one she currently graces, "I'm not really a fashion designer. I just love clothes. I've never been to design school. I can't sketch. I can't cut patterns and things. I can shorten things. I can make a dress out of a scarf." I love how honest she is, it makes me like her even more.
**Kate's jeans are finally ID'd as c.r.a.f.t. Denim Hells Angel Jean. You can pre-order these now at singer22 for $219.
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Kourtney Kardashian in Citizens of Humanity
Kourtney Kardashian was sighted in Miami Beach, Florida wearing her Citizens of Humanity Skull and Bunny Cropped Dylan jeans again. Who is your favorite Kardashian sister?
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Kendra Wilkinson in Paige Premium
Kendra Wilkinson attends the SoBe Lifewater Zero Inhibitions Bracket Challenge wearing Paige Premium Denim Verdugo Jeggings in Dusk. Kendra sure looks great for post-baby! Those Paige jeans fit like a glove on her too! Buy these jeans at Paige Premium.
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Creating a Menu When a Titlebar Icon is Pressed
I have a titlebar that contains an icon. When the icon is pressed I want to display an Ext.menu.Menu.
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The question I have is how do I display the menu at this point?
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Serving as the finest platform for cinema enthusiasts and talent alike, the latest edition of Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) is once again giving UAE nationals and residents the opportunity to be part of the leading film festival in the region.
Set to captivate the region's film fans, the 11th edition of DIFF, which will run from the 10th to the 17th of December will bring together filmmakers, industry professionals, leading film talent and media, to further cement its reputation as an innovative, exciting and world-class international film festival.
Mohammed Alhousani, DIFF's Senior Manager Human Resources & Administration said, "Since its inception in 2004, DIFF has been proud to deliver a Festival to the people of the City and beyond, by the people of the City.
Those who have joined us in the past have received invaluable hands-on experience in their chosen field with many choosing to return for multiple editions. We very much look forward to welcoming the talented and enthusiastic teams who will help us deliver a fantastic Festival", added Alhousani.
Recognised as an exciting working platform for those interested in the media sector, the Festival presents a great opportunity to enhance the skills of its recruits, gain behind-the-scenes experience and acquire inside knowledge on how the industry works.
Running from now through to January, the Festival's talent acquisition targets qualified and dedicated candidates who seamlessly cater to an array of short-term vacancies across DIFF operations from front of stage to back office, and are valuable parts of DIFF's vibrant dynamic team.
Shreya Radia who worked in the Marketing and Events department during last year's DIFF, said: "It was such a great experience to be part of DIFF and contribute to the success of the Festival. I was lucky enough to have an opportunity to see how things work behind-the-scenes and I can truly say I learnt something new every single day. The role I was allocated to undertake provided excellent experience and has left an indelible impression on me whilst helping me to progress my career."
In previous years, hundreds of temporary staff have joined DIFF annually, undertaking roles from registration to red carpet and hospitality to marketing. This an opportunity for candidates to gain a more in-depth understanding of the Festival and its needs, and meet and interview with DIFF teams.
Interested applicants must be over 21 years of age, UAE nationals or residents of the UAE and can register online by completing the Festival job application which can be found on the DIFF website www.dubaifilmfest.com, or else submit their resumes to [email protected] All applicants should present a passport copy with a valid UAE visa.


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