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Daily Current Affairs Updates–31st August 2016:
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· The Defence Ministry has sanctioned the construction of a National War Memorial and National War Museum in New Delhi. The National War Memorial will honour the memory of all soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation.
· An official release said, it would combine architectural aesthetics and public sentiment and serve as a place for people to show their respect for soldiers, for their extraordinary efforts.
· The National War Museum will be an institution to collect, preserve, interpret and display military artifacts, portray significant events of our nation's wars and related objects of historical importance for education and promoting patriotism.
· The world famous Velankanni our lady of health basilica 11 day long annual feast started last night with the hoisting of flag in Tamil Nadu. Lakhs of devotees are expected to throng the shrine for the ten day long festival.
· Pilgrims from various parts of the country witnessed the flag hoisting ceremony. Rev.Fr.A.M.Prabakar, Rector, and other priests of the shrine were present. The illuminated and colourful car procession carrying the idol of Our Lady of Health would be held on September 7 and the lowering of Our Lady's flag on September 8.
· The Government has approved 16 highway projects in 11 states to be executed at a cost of 7,457 crore rupees. Talking to reporters in New Delhi, Road Transport and Highways Secretary Sanjay Mitra said, the standing Finance Committee has cleared these projects for 622 km.
· The projects are in Maharashtra, Odisha, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Sikkim. These include Rs 248 crore and Rs 200 crore projects for Geometric improvement and widening of stretches on NH 58.
Delhi: Najeeb Jung appoints 3-member committee to examine irregularities in files submitted by AAP Govt
· Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has set up a three member committee to examine irregularities in the files submitted to him by the AAP government, after the Judgement of Delhi High Court.
· The High Court had ruled that the Capital continues to be a Union Territory under the administrative control of the Lt Governor and does not acquire the status of a State.
· The committee will comprise former Comptroller and Auditor General V K Shunglu, Chief Election Commissioner N. Gopalaswami and Chief Vigilance Commissioner Pradeep Kumar.
· Majuli in Assam is all set to become the first island district of the country. Chief Minister SarbanandSonowal said, the river island will be upgraded to a district from sub-division on 8th September. He said, in a move to take governance to the people, a Cabinet meeting will be held at Majuli on the 7th.
· Majuli covers an area of around 340 miles and is one of the prime tourist destinations of North East. Nearly 1 lakh 60,000 people reside in the island. The first cabinet meeting of SrabanandSonowal government decided to upgrade Majuli as a district.
· Under the Government of India's by UnnatJyoti Affordable LEDs for all (UJALA) scheme, Gujarat has become the first state to distribute 2 crore LED bulbs.
· Gujarat has reached this milestone in just 96 days and over 42 lakh households have already benefitted from the scheme.
· Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), under the administration of Ministry of Power, Government of India, is distributing approximately 2 lakh bulbs daily in Gujarat which is again a record in itself.
· The distribution of 2 crore LED bulbs has led to an annual energy savings of 259 crore kWh which is equivalent to lighting up 5 lakh Indian homes for an entire year.
· In Gujarat, 9W LED bulbs are being distributed under the UJALA scheme. These energy efficient bulbs come with a free 3 year replacement warranty for any technical defect.
· The Haryana Assembly on Monday passed the Haryana Sports Council Bill, 2016 to constitute statutory sports councils at state, district, block and municipal levels.
· It was moved by state Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Anil Vij and the House was adjourned by the Speaker for 20 minutes after Leader of Opposition and INLD leader Abhay Singh Chautala sought time to go through the bill.
· After the House re-assembled, Vij, who had drawn flak from various quarters for allegedly wasting a huge sum of money by leading a delegation to the Rio Olympics recently, said he had prepared a 80-page report on his visit which would be submitted to Chief Minister ManoharLalKhattar soon.
· Shri J P Nadda, Union Minister of Health and Family Welfare launched the "MeraAspataal / My Hospital" initiative at the third National Summit on Good and Replicable Practices and Innovations in Public Health Facilities at Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, here today.
· Speaking on the occasion, the Health Minister stated that for any innovation we must think of scale, skill and speed as has been said by the Hon'ble Prime Minister ShriNarendraModi.
· "Patient satisfaction is the ultimate test for assessing quality of services, provided by a healthcare facility. To further build upon the gains so far, we are now making a paradigm shift and expanding the programmes from grassroots upwards to build the continuity of care" stated ShriNadda while launching the new initiative.
· ShriFaggan Singh Kulaste, Hon'ble Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, ShriKamineniSrinivas, Minister of Health, Medical and Family Welfare, Government of Andhra Pradesh were also present at the occasion, along with other senior officials.
· The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister ShriNarendraModi has given its approval to proposal for dissolution of Central Inland Water Transport Corporation Limited (CIWTC). The Voluntary Retirement Scheme for CIWTC was implemented in the year 2015 as per decision of 'the Cabinet on 24.12.2014.
· CIWTC, a company incorporated on 22nd February 1967 under the Companies Act 1956 by the Government of India, when it took over the assets and liabilities of the erstwhile River Steam Navigation Company Limited under a scheme approved by the Calcutta High Court.
· Due to inherent limitation and infrastructure bottle necks, the operations of CIWTC could never become viable and company has been incurring losses since inception. The Company has only five employees at present.
Cabinet approves creation of a Project Development Fund to catalyse Indian economic presence in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam
· The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given its approval to create a Project Development Fund (PDF) with a corpus of Rs 500 Crore for catalysing Indian economic presence in the Cambodia, Laos Myanmar and Vietnam.
· The PDF shall be housed in Department of Commerce and operated through the EXIM Bank. The PDF shall be governed by an Inter-Ministerial Committee under the chairpersonship of the Commerce Secretary.
· The Union Cabinet has approved the scheme for grant of Permanent Residency Status (PRS) to foreign investors subject to the relevant conditions in the FDI Policy notified by the Government from time to time.
· The scheme is expected to encourage foreign investment in India and facilitate Make in India Programme. Under the scheme, suitable provisions will be incorporated in the Visa Manual to provide for the grant of PRS to foreign investors.
· The PRS will be granted for a period of ten years with multiple entry. This can be reviewed for another 10 years if the PRS holder has not come to adverse notice. The scheme will be applicable only to foreign investors fulfilling the prescribed eligibility conditions, his/her spouse and dependents.
· The Supreme Court of Bangladesh today rejected the review petition of death convict war criminal and Jamaat-e-Islami top leader Mir Quasem.
· A five-member bench of the Appellate Division of the apex court headed by Chief Justice Surendra Kumar Sinha passed the verdict. The court had heard the petition on Sunday and reserved the judgement for today.
· The International Crimes Tribunal had handed down capital punishment to 63-year old Mir Quasem, a top financier of the outfit in November 2014.
· Canara Bank has launched customer-centric digital initiative which enables 'any Bank customers to link and operate their various Bank accounts using a single app'.
· Bank launched Unified Payment Interface [UPI] App named 'empower', at its board of directors' conclave held at Bengaluru on August 29. The mobile app works on NPCI platform and enables any bank customers to pay and collect using this single app.
· The mobile app was launched by T N Manoharan, Chairman, and Rakesh Sharma, MD& CEO, in the presence of board of directors of the Bank.
· According to MG Ajayan GM (IT) and CIO of bank ,Canara Bank is one of the pioneer bank in launching UPI app for the public. This mobile app is available for download from Google play store.
· ICICI Bank sector bank on Tuesday announced the launch of 'Unified Payments Interface' (UPI) on two of its customer facing mobile banking applications – 'Pockets' and 'iMobile'.
· UPI enables bank account holders (of banks participating in UPI) to send and receive money using a Virtual Payment Address (VPA) without entering additional bank account details.
· More banks are expected to announce their UPI enabled app soon. The National Payments Corporation of India had last week announced the 21 banks would go live with UPI shortly.
· Kotak Mahindra Bank has said it has received approval of the Reserve Bank of India to sell less than 10 per cent of its stake to Canada-based pension fund CPPIB.
· "The Reserve Bank of India has informed that the bank that it has granted approval to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) for acquiring shares in excess of 5 per cent and below 10 per cent of the paid-up capital," Kotak Mahindra Bank said in a regulatory filing to stock exchanges.
· CPPIB has picked up stake of the bank from Japanese multinational Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp (SMBC) through an open market operation earlier this year. CPIIB bought 1.81 crore shares from SMBC.
· As per the norms, a foreign investor cannot own more than 10 per cent in a private sector bank.
· Industry lobbies are backing the Congress Party's demand that the standard rate of Goods& Services Tax (GST) should not be allowed to breach the 18 per cent mark as it would stoke inflation.
· The demand was made during an interaction with the Empowered Committee of State Finance Ministers on Tuesday.
· They said higher rates could fuel price gains. The chambers of business also said they required sufficient time to put in place the IT infrastructure.
· National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) has sanctioned a loan of Rs 204.67 crore under Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF) for rural infrastructure in Haryana.
· The project aims at improving the facilities in the field of agriculture and rural development, improve the quality of life in villages through provision of better transportation system and round-the-year better connectivity to villages with nearby hospitals, educational institutes, godowns and marketing centers.
· While stating this here today, a spokesman of NABARD said that out of the total loan sanctioned, Rs 147.18 crore has been sanctioned to the state government under the 22nd tranche of RIDF for 2016-17 for construction of three rural bridges, construction and upgradation of 26 rural roads in 10 districts namely Ambala, Faridabad, Gurgaon, Hisar, Jind, Karnal, Mahendergarh, Panchkula, Rewari and Yamunanagar.
· Nabard has sanctioned Rs 57.49 crore for a 10 MW Photo Voltaic Solar Power Plant at Panipat Thermal Power Station (PTPS), Panipat. He said that the aggregate length of the proposed three rural bridges is 329.20 m and that of proposed 26 rural roads in 10 districts is 184.78 Km.
· The Goa government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Google India to
· promote digital literacy,
· develop internet safety education for students,
· promote android development and
· make government websites mobile friendly.
· The MoU was signed by Chief Minister LaxmikantParsekar and Vice-President Google South East Asia and India RajanAnandan in Panaji.
· National Payments Corporation of India on Wednesday said it has launched the pilot project for Bharat Bill Payment System (BBPS) with 26 Bharat Bill Payment Operating Units.
· BBPS is the Reserve Bank mandated system which will provide interoperable bill payment services to customers.
· In the first phase, BBPS will cover repetitive payments for everyday utility services such as electricity, water, gas, telephone and direct-to-home (DTH), NPCI said in a statement here on Wednesday.
· Ashok Kumar Pradhan has taken over as its Chief General Manager of State Bank Of Travancore. He succeeds S Adikesavan, whose transfer to Hyderabad had kicked up a controversy recently.
· Pradhan, who is from Cuttack in Orissa, started his banking career in 1985 as a Probationary Officer in State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur.
· He has handled various key assignments as Controller and Zonal Head and has functioned Zonal Head and also Deputy General Manager (Credit) at State Bank of Hyderabad.
· State Bank of Travancore (SBT), is a subsidiary of the State Bank Group, but also has private share-holders. It is the premier bank of Kerala, where it handles the majority of its business. Overall, SBT as of March 31, 2015 has a network of 1,157 branches and 1,602 ATMs, covering 18 states and three union territories.
· The Union Cabinet under the Chairmanship of Prime Minister ShriNarendraModi has been apprised of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on 20th May, 2016 between Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) and Ministry of Cabinet Office, UK.
· The MoU intends to promote closer cooperation between India and the United Kingdom for exchange of knowledge and experience in detection, resolution and prevention of security-related incidents.
· Cyber Security was one of the agenda items for discussion during Hon'ble Prime Minister's visit to UK in November, 2015. With this MoU, participating countries can exchange technical information on Cyber attacks, response to cyber security incidents and find solutions to counter the cyber attacks.
· Bhutan is set to become the 4th Asian country to host a tournament on the Asian Tennis Tour (ATT) in September which will be country's 1st ever international tennis tournament.
· India, Thailand& Iran have already hosted a series of tournaments, both men and women, on ATT.
· Bhutan is scheduled to host its maiden event from Sept. 16 to 18.
· Performance on ATT is considered for the Asian rankings.
· Man Kaur from India needed almost a minute-and-a-half to cross the finish line in the 100-meter dash, but she still picked up a gold medal Monday at the American Masters Games.
· That's because the 100-year-old Kaur was the only femalecompetitor in her age category at the competition for older athletes. When she crossed the finish line in Vancouver, her competitors many of them in their 70s and 80s, were there to cheer her on.
· Earlier, she won gold medals in the javelin and shot put. Kaur has now won more than 20 medals in Masters Games across the globe.
· The World Masters Games take place every four years, with regional games in between. The average age of the athletes is 49, and there's one man who is even older than Kaur 101-year-old Nihal Gill of Richmond, British Columbia.
England beat Pakistan in 3rd one-day after scoring record 444, Highest-ever team total in one-day international
· England after scoring the highest-ever 444 runs for three in 50 overs, defeated Pakistan by 169 runs in the 3rd ODI Cricket at Nottingham. Chasing the mammoth target of 445 runs to win the match, Pakistan were all out for 275 in 42.4 overs last night.
· England' total surpassed the previous record of 443 for nine by Sri Lanka against the Netherlands at Amstelveen in 2006. It was also the highest ODI total in a match between two Test playing nations, topping South Africa's 439 for two against the West Indies at Johannesburg last year.


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By Rick Harper
Simple logic can sometimes steer investors toward invaluable themes. As a fixed income investor, it may be attractive to invest in the debt of issuers that are in the process of deleveraging, particularly after a period of excesses leading up to the global financial crisis. Conversely, investors may demand higher compensation from issuers that have continued to expand their balance sheets. We find this to be particularly true when seeking opportunities for investment in the debt of financials around the world.
This notion of deleveraging versus continued balance sheet expansion is particularly evident when comparing U.S. banks to those in the emerging markets (EM). U.S. banks are posting sluggish loan growth, setting aside greater capital reserves and reining in their balance sheets to comply with new regulations post-financial crisis. In a recent roundtable discussion we had with Western Asset Management, one portfolio manager asked rhetorically, "How do banks get into trouble? Bad loans and bad acquisitions." Complying with post-crisis regulation helps mitigate both potential pitfalls. As shown in the chart below, developed market (NYSE:DM) deleveraging contrasts with the continued expansion we are seeing in many EM bank balance sheets. EM banks continue to post robust loan growth (in excess of the growth of deposits) in order to meet the demands of a burgeoning consumer class. However, this could be an ever-increasing risk to bondholders. Loan growth yields higher profitability only if loan quality remains high. Without a purge of bad loans like we saw across the U.S. post-crisis, emerging market banks may be attempting to grow their way out of past excesses.
Loan to Deposit Ratios: 12/31/04 - 12/31/13
U.S Banks: Loans as a % of Total Deposits
EM Banks: Loans as a % of Total Deposits
In large and growing economies, it is common for financial issuers to trade at lower yields than industrial bonds of comparable quality. The painful losses experienced by investors in U.S. and European financial debt during the crisis and the painstaking rebuilding process turned that dynamic on its head. Today, U.S. banks now trade at higher levels of compensation compared to the other domestic corporate bonds of similar quality, and EM banks trade at lower yields than EM corporate bonds in aggregate.
In the three years prior to the summer of 2007, bank bonds maturing in five to 10 years traded at an 11-basis-point (bp) discount to comparable maturity industrials. Since July 2007, these securities averaged a yield premium of 57 bp compared to the broader universe. Today, financials trade at a 15-bp premium. In today's low-yield environment, we view current valuations as a potential opportunity. DM banks are trading at wider spreads while continuing to delever. Additionally, EM banks remain much less battle-tested than many of the hard asset companies, which have navigated the turmoil of growing emerging market economies for many years. Yet they continue to trade at tighter spreads than many large multinationals in the same country of domicile.
While we believe this dynamic to be compelling, being able to express this view is generally difficult for most investors, except institutional money managers. However, both of these themes drive the construction of two of WisdomTree's corporate bond strategies. In the WisdomTree Strategic Corporate Bond Fund (NASDAQ:CRDT), the portfolio maintains an over-weight to DM financials relative to other sectors. In EM, the WisdomTree Emerging Markets Corporate Bond Fund (NASDAQ:EMCB) has a 0% weight to emerging market financials in favor of opportunities in basic industrials.
- Ryan Brist, Western Asset Management, June 2014.
- J.P. Morgan, as of 6/30/14.
- Bank of America Merrill Lynch, as of 6/30/14.
- WisdomTree, as of 6/30/14. Holdings subject to change.
Important Risks Related to this Article
Foreign investing involves special risks, such as risk of loss from currency fluctuation or political or economic uncertainty. Investments in emerging, offshore or frontier markets are generally less liquid and less efficient than investments in developed markets and are subject to additional risks, such as risks of adverse governmental regulation and intervention or political developments. Derivative investments can be volatile, and these investments may be less liquid than other securities, and more sensitive to the effects of varied economic conditions.
Fixed income investments are subject to interest rate risk; their value will normally decline as interest rates rise. In addition, when interest rates fall, income may decline. Fixed income investments are also subject to credit risk, the risk that the issuer of a bond will fail to pay interest and principal in a timely manner, or that negative perceptions of the issuer's ability to make such payments will cause the price of that bond to decline. Unlike typical exchange-traded funds, there is no index that these Funds attempt to track or replicate. Thus, the ability of the Funds to achieve their objective will depend on the effectiveness of the portfolio manager. Please read each Fund's prospectus for specific details regarding each Fund's risk profile.
Western Asset Management is not affiliated with ALPS Distributors, Inc.
Rick Harper, Head of Fixed Income and Currency
Rick Harper serves as the Head of Fixed Income and Currency for WisdomTree Asset Management, where he oversees fixed income and currency products developed through our collaborations with the BNY Mellon Corporation and Western Asset Management. Rick has over 19 years investment experience in strategy and portfolio management positions at prominent investment firms. Prior to joining WisdomTree in 2007, Rick held senior level strategist roles with RBC Dain Rauscher, Bank One Capital Markets, ETF Advisors, and Nuveen Investments.


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AT the far end of the ancient Silk Road there was no dearth of silk, tea or music, but there was a shocking shortage of syllables. No matter how they were strung together, they did not suffice to name the things, let alone the millions of people, that needed naming.
Music, which was plentiful, came to the rescue. Each syllable could be spoken in four distinct tones: a high tone, a rising tone, a falling and rising tone, and a falling tone. While this did not utterly banish ambiguity -- in the midst of a heated debate, one might still seize a stick, not to indent an opponent's head but to draw a character in the yellow dust -- it did clarify matters somewhat.
The family name of Yo-Yo Ma is spoken with a falling and rising intonation whose cantering motion correctly suggests the meaning, ''horse.'' But as every first-week student of Mandarin knows, the syllable ''ma,'' intoned differently, can also mean ''mother,'' ''flax'' or ''scold.'' Each of these four primary meanings provides a lens through which to view the Silk Road Project, a multiyear, multimillion-dollar, globe-spanning cultural caravanserai, founded by Mr. Ma, that will pitch its tents at Carnegie Hall next weekend. Offering works -- many newly commissioned -- from nearly every cranny of Eurasia, the project will present a crash course in the globalization of music.
'Ma,' high tone: 'Mother'
The earth is our mother, and her songs, whatever their dialect, belong to all of us. Such is the ideology of ''world music.''
Though the Silk Road Project keeps its distance from the world-music bins, its worldview is not so far removed. ''As we interact with unfamiliar musical traditions,'' Mr. Ma writes, ''we encounter voices that are not exclusive to one community. We discover transnational voices that belong to one world.''Continue reading the main story
Music has always had wings. In the last century-and-change it has moved about the world with growing speed, encoded not only in the brains of airborne musicians but also in shellac, vinyl, magnetized tape and electromagnetic waves. The digital age promises to make all of music -- from an Edison cylinder of Brahms at the piano to the latest Javanese pop song -- available to everyone on the planet at the click (well, several clicks) of a mouse. Sampling and other digital tricks permit anyone with a home computer to shatter the world's musics into a million glittering fragments and reassemble them in mosaics of one's own imagining.
The Silk Road, Mr. Ma has said, was ''the Internet of antiquity.'' It was, indeed, less a road than a network -- a skein of branching routes, both dry and watery, that linked the Far East to Europe from about 200 B.C. to about A.D. 1500. Of course, its main function was the exchange not of information but of goods: not just silk but glass, porcelain, ironware, spices, furs, jade, lapis lazuli. Yet information was exchanged, too: the knowledge of how to cast iron, blow glass and make silk (though some of this exchange depended on industrial espionage). Along with early lutes, oboes, zithers, fiddles and drums came the knowledge of how to play them. Scales and rhythms were exchanged, and syllables, too, though not enough to make much of a dent in China's deficit.
An ordinary mortal interested in the Silk Road might have read a few books, listened to a few records, maybe called a travel agent. But when Mr. Ma pursues an interest, half of the civilized world gets dragged along. The Ford Motor Company, Siemens, Sony Classical, the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, the Smithsonian Institution, many of the world's leading arts festivals, orchestras and concert halls, and scores of scholars, composers and performers have been enlisted in a cultural project that is (in the words of a friend at Carnegie Hall) ''in the category of too big to fail.''
By the time it runs out of money next year, the Silk Road Project will have sponsored concerts, festivals, dance performances, workshops, conferences, Web sites, art exhibits and school curriculums in North America, Europe, the Far East, the Near East and Central Asia. The Silk Road Ensemble, led by Mr. Ma and embracing such virtuosos as the Iranian spike-fiddler Kayhan Kalhor and the Chinese pipa player Wu Man, will have performed (or at least run through) commissioned works by composers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, China, Iran, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Tajikistan, Turkey and Uzbekistan. And the Smithsonian Institution will, for the first time in its history, have devoted an entire Folklife Festival to a single theme, the Silk Road.
Such a frenzy of cultural exchange naturally raises a question: is more exchange what we need right now?
'Ma,' falling and rising tone: 'Horse'
Once upon a time, there lived a Mongol prince with a winged horse. Astride this horse, whose name was Black Jonon, the prince would fly to a faraway land to visit his beloved. She, however, jealous of his absences, stealthily clipped the horse's wings. When next the prince tried to fly away, Black Jonon fell to the desert floor and died.
Of the horse's remains, the prince made an instrument to speak his sorrow. Its head became the instrument's body and its thigh bone the fingerboard, while its hair furnished strings and bow. This (Mongols say) was the origin of the morin khuur, or horsehead fiddle, which in its travels along the Silk Road metamorphosed (musicologists say) into the Chinese erhu, the Persian kamancheh or spike fiddle, and all other bowed instruments of West and East, including Mr. Ma's cello.
I have no idea what this story means, but never mind: I will twist it into a parable of imperialism.
From the beginning of history, horses were the sinews of empire. Later, horses of iron and steel took over, but they could not save the empires from collapse. Western nations consoled themselves for their loss by building empires of a less obvious sort, empires of commerce and culture. Black Jonon is gone, but his voice rules the air.
Here, in our first two tones, are the two opposed faces of globalization. On one side, the maternal visage of Gaia; on the other, a morphed amalgam of Nike, McDonald's, Walmart and Disney.
Of course the horse does not run just one way. At times, the general impression is less of invasion than of Brownian motion.
Indeed, we may feel that diversity is greater than ever. Shelves, vitrines and tables teem with food, clothing, tchotchkes and music of dizzying provenance. Vigorous hybrids proliferate; the ''cultural gray-out'' foretold in the 1960's by the folklorist Alan Lomax is not yet in evidence. But how long will it be before the present explosion of creativity ends in entropy, with ever smaller fragments dispersing in cultural space?
Among the traditional musicians who will perform at Carnegie Hall on May 7 is Ilyas Malayev. Growing up as a Jew near Samarkand in the 1940's, Mr. Malayev learned the classical shash maqam music of Central Asia from recordings, some of them made three decades earlier by Leviche Babakhanov, Jewish court musician to the last emirs of Bukhara. (The next-to-last emir was furious that he made them, for Babakhanov's voice had been the emir's private property.) At his apartment in Queens, Mr. Malayev, a brooding, sometimes buoyant man with a face like a nomad's wineskin, held up one of the heavy black disks, bearing the image of a quill-wielding putto and the legend ''Pishushchii Amur'': ''The Recording Cupid.''
Could someone learn the tradition now, I asked him, from these records? ''Nyet,'' he said. (The remainder of his remarks were translated for me by Prof. Theodore Levin, the Dartmouth musicologist who is the curatorial director of the Silk Road Project and who wrote about Mr. Malayev in his fascinating book ''The Hundred Thousand Fools of God.'') ''When I found those records, there was no additional music,'' he said. ''But today people have too much information. No one can focus on one tradition.''
There have always been doors between traditions. But there have been walls, too. If David Amram's slogan ''No more walls'' is realized, how long before the roof falls in?
I put the question to Mr. Ma over lunch at a restaurant in Cambridge, Mass., that showcases local produce, but where hardly any of the foods served are native to North America. (Hardly any foods are.) Do we really need more cultural exchange? Aren't we exchanged up to the gills already?
For the next 10 minutes Mr. Ma slipped into the sort of earnestness that is indistinguishable in effect from evasiveness. In essence, it was an argument from essence. ''Beyond the ritual, beyond the scales, the goals of music -- love, transcendence, community -- don't differ that much,'' he said. ''When you get together, there's a mirroring effect: 'Oh, you could do it that way, too. I get what you're doing. It's the same thing.' ''
An experience of this sort ''deepens your own tradition,'' he added. ''In the course of a year and half, there is not a member of the ensemble who doesn't go home and hear his own music differently.''
Unsatisfied, I asked Professor Levin the same question over lunch (a man has to eat, doesn't he?) at a Japanese restaurant that -- once you get past the vase of willow branches at the entrance -- might pass for an upscale airport lounge anywhere in the world. Professor Levin, a lanky man who even on Fifth Avenue can give the impression of a camel jogging across the Taklamakan, peered into the distance as if trying to decide whether he was seeing an oasis or a mirage
''The question,'' he said, ''is not whether music will be globalized. The question is on what terms. The only ethical solution is to put everyone on the same footing, to give them all the tools they need.''
Mr. Lomax's prophecy of cultural gray-out has been proved wrong, Professor Levin said. ''It's exactly the growth of technology and globalization that has reduced the scale on which you need to operate in order to represent yourself. A bunch of people running around with horsehead fiddles and minidisc recorders can be a match for the power of the entertainment industry.''
Of course, one might wonder about the ultimate loyalties of a project that is financed by Ford, Siemens and Sony, and that counts among its board members the chairman of McDonald's in Hong Kong. Is Mr. Ma just the smiling face of globalization, the handsome horsehead on the powerful fiddle of free trade?
'Ma,' falling tone: 'To scold; to curse; to swear'
It might seem a violation of Mr. Ma's luck, and hence of the laws of nature, that the bombing of Afghanistan began the day the Silk Road Ensemble was scheduled to perform in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. But perhaps not: for Sept. 11 and its aftermath have given Central Asia a presence on the world stage it has not had since silk gave way to rayon.
Abruptly, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan are featured on maps in the daily paper. Abruptly, we remember that the towers of empire cast long shadows, and in those shadows hatred breeds.
Jihad uses the tools of the empire it abhors: cassettes, videocassettes, cell phones, jetliners. Or dominant and subdominant chords. Outright rejection of Western culture is far less common than adaptation; thus, musical ''nationalism'' has meant, for the most part, the merging of Western structure and harmony with ethnic rhythms, colors and scales.
Just how two-edged this sword can be was demonstrated in the last century in Central Asia, where nationalism was used as a tool of empire. In ''The Hundred Thousand Fools of God,'' Professor Levin recounts ''the musical merging of Central Asia and Europe by fiat'' in the Soviet years. In state conservatories, oral musics were pressed like butterflies on pages of music paper. Uzbek, Tajik and Turkmen cantatas and concertos were churned out by salaried members of the composers' unions.
Is the Silk Road Project repeating that failed experiment?
At this, Professor Levin looked into the distance for such a long time that I thought he was watching a news item on the television over the bar.
''No,'' he said at last, ''because that was about using Western musical language flavored by local colors, the classic Orientalist agenda of Rimsky-Korsakov and Gliere.'' Other composers, one can argue, have been open to the deep structures of non-Western music -- Debussy and Ravel (who will be represented in the Carnegie Hall concerts), Reich and Glass, Varèse and Cage and Messaien -- and Professor Levin thinks some of the Silk Road repertory goes farther along this path. He points to ''In Habil's Style,'' a piece for cello and prepared piano by the Azerbaijani composer Frangiz Ali-Zadeh that is featured in the Silk Road Ensemble's new Sony Classical recording, ''Silk Road Journeys.''
''It has a slow-burn effect that doesn't happen in Western music,'' Professor Levin said. ''It comes from the tradition of maqam, of Sufism, a climbing toward spiritual ecstasy.''
Other works are more earthbound. Mr. Kalhor's ''Blue as the Turquoise Night of Neyshabur,'' for instance, richly delivers the Bollywood hokum promised by its title -- a shame, given the fine work he has done, with his group Ghazal, in reuniting Persian and Indian music. For my money (a preposterous phrase for a critic to use), the most joyous cut on the record is ''Chi Passa per 'Sta Strada,'' an ad hoc arrangement of a 16th-century street song, in which the entry of Wu Tong's sheng -- an ancient Chinese mouth organ -- is as jarring, and then as tonic, as a Renaissance traveler's first taste of tea.
The inclusion of some ''pure'' traditional pieces in ''Silk Road Journeys'' -- and of many more in a delightful two-CD set, ''The Silk Road: A Musical Caravan'' (Smithsonian Folkways), produced by Professor Levin and Jean During -- gives a sense of the Project's two-pronged approach. On one side is the commissioning of new works; on the other, an alliance with the Aga Khan Music Initiative, which aims to strengthen traditional music in Central Asia by (among other things) reviving the system of oral teaching that was stifled by the Soviet conservatories.
'Ma,' rising tone: 'Flax; hemp; jute'
Silk was not the first textile to migrate across Eurasia. As Prof. Elizabeth Barber notes in her contribution to a book produced by the project, ''Along the Silk Road,'' before there was silk, there was wool; and before there was wool, there was linen. We have flax to thank not only for inaugurating the history of fashion generally but also -- oddly enough -- for bringing about the oversize, silken ''water sleeves'' that in the hands (or rather, over the hands) of a great actress of Chinese opera can be far more expressive than Britney Spears's navel.
What could be more Chinese? Yet Professor Barber traces the swirling sleeves westward along the Silk Road and backward in time, finding their linen prototypes among the Slavs, the Scyths and, still earlier, the Minoans. The sleeves, it seems, represented wings and were featured in fertility rituals in which young girls impersonated birds.
Not to take patches of different cultures and arbitrarily sew them together but to trace the hidden threads that already join them: this is the Silk Road Project's project.
''The classical music I play was seeded by a huge range of influences,'' Mr. Ma said. ''The sarabandes of the Bach suites come from Moorish Spain.'' So the ''world classical music'' that he sees aborning, and for which his bow is an obstetrician's forceps, is the child not of a casual fling but of a liaison many centuries old.
''Success for this project means that it can become redundant,'' he said, when Silk Road commissions, and works like them, enter the repertory of mainstream orchestras and chamber ensembles. Will pipa and kamancheh players be ready to hand Yes: ''There are practitioners of this music all over the world.''
There are listeners all over the world, too. Even in the West, the audience is not limited to Westerners who want to luxuriate in aural silks. Mr. Ma has played for Turks in Cologne, for Persians in Los Angeles (a k a Tehrangeles), for Arabs in Dearborn, Mich., for Ismailis in Dallas and Atlanta.
''Do we know who our neighbors are?'' Mr. Ma asked. ''Is there a way to gather our neighbors together?''
Though Mr. Ma gamely responds to my interrogatories, rambling on in abstractions as if at a Harvard seminar, it strikes me that what really matters to him is the personal: the musician beside him, the rapt teenager in the fifth row.
''What creates trust?'' he asked. ''You can't make music without trust.''
This -- bottom line -- is the credo of the man whose name, correctly pitched, means Friendly Friendly Horse. Globalization, schmobalization. You make friends with somebody and see what happens.
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You know – I thought a "phobia" was supposed to be an irrational fear?
Is there really anything irrational in fearing Islam as a political ideology? Given its track record, I can't say I see what's irrational about it.
So why does the term "Islamophobia" continue to be hurled around as an insult? Because it can be used to shut up any argument against Islam without having to actually make an argument. It's the religious equivalent of shutting someone down by merely calling them a "racist" to automatically invalidate anything they say.
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), which is designated as a terrorist organization by the United Arab Emirates, made a trip down to Cleveland for the RNC, to try to treat the non-existent problem of Islamophobia.
As the world reels from shocking Islamist terror attacks in the U.S, France, Turkey, Iraq, Belgium, Malaysia, Somalia, Saudi Arabia and sex assaults by Muslim 'rapefugees' just about everywhere in recent months, the Hamas/ Muslim Brotherhood front group CAIR (Council on American Islamic Relations) is handing out chewing gum at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio that mockingly purports to treat 'chronic Islamophobia'.
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It's day seven of Diabetes Blog Week and I have to admit, I'm sad to see it come to an end. I loved the prompts and the enthusiasm I felt about blogging again. But more than that, I loved reconnecting with the diabetes online community. I feel like I spent the last week at an online diabetes camp, where I saw old friends, found new ones, and shared stories about the highs and lows of our mutual disease.
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- Ally at Very Light, No Sugar – I discovered Ally's blog this week and loved reading what she had to say. Her If Diabetes Were a Cinnamon Cure was brilliant, and had me laughing about, among other things, the DOC (Diabetes Online Community) becoming the COC (Cinnamon Online Community).
- Laddie at Test Guess and Go – Laddie and I have a Minnesota connection (I grew up there and she lives there now) and this week I discovered we also both love to hike. I really enjoyed reading her #DBlogWeek posts, especially her hiking-focused Oh Yes, I Can.
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Last time my husband said he didn't love me was 5 months ago and we're still together. He talks down to me all the time then the next day says we should plan a weekend sometime together. we have 3 kids 6yr 3 yr and 1 yr old. He gets whatever he wants, I do everything and work a full time job and take care of our Kids. If I don't then it won't get done. I don't mind I just want to be treated like a wife not a roommate or his mom. I have talked to him about it and he just walks away. If I get upset about something he doesn't care or leaves. I caught him in a lie the other day and he got pissed at me. I didn't make a big deal just asked why he lied about something so stupid. He went out of his way to go to the gas station my sister worKS at then lied about it. She told me she seen him no big deal. But when I asked him the night before if he seen her and how she's doing he lied said she wasn't working cuz I seen the bag with the logo. He constantly ignores me and as far as our sex life is nonexistent. I have tried and get all "dolled up" for him and don't get a second look. He walks past me and plays on his phone. Always goes through my phone but deletes everything out of his phone. He even put a tracker on my old phone, I have 3 kids, a job, responsibilities and no friends? Really? I love him with all my heart but he's like a rollercoaster. I don't know what to do stay and hope it works or leave and destroy not only myself but my 3 angels?
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All of the things you say about responsibility, trust, electronics addiction, roommate vs wife, planning weekends despite a shattered relationship, dolling up, ... are too familiar to me.
Be sure to get couples therapy for each of you individually, plus couples therapy. I hope you can afford it.
Otherwise, all I can say is that your relationship is pretty much gone. You both need to make some serious decisions, and fast. That's why I suggested therapy. It makes these kinds of things a lot less painful and confusing. Who knows, you might even solve the issues and get your marriage back. A happy one this time.
If he says he doesn't love you, it means he thinks you're marriage is over. If you are still together, and even planning weekends, it's because you are fluctuating around a zero relationship energy, and it could be either because deep down he really does love you, or he still wants you as his chosen spouse, or can't see a future without you in it, or has a faint hope that things might take a turn for the better, or it's just the heart-shattering gut-wrenching all too familiar pain of breaking up that makes most of us prefer dying over going through breakups.
Don't stay together for the children. Ask their opinion. I'm a child of divorce. Even as a 9 year old, I preferred my parents to divorce quietly. I wanted my mom to be happily married to someone else. I'm 35 now, and I still prefer the same thing. But they decided to fight and destroy my childhood. And now they are idiotically still married even though they have not seen or heard of from each other since 2000. I'm married now, and wish to see my mom happy and settled, and with a good spouse, rather than sad and lonely. I worry about my father too. Who will be there for them in their old age? Are they both going to be alone in this world? (Of course I can take care of them physically, but a nice spouse is really something else). I feel distant from both of them, because their weird relationship is sending me very confusing signals. And I can't emotionally trust confused people. Their relationship is just unnatural and fake. I feel like there is a big lie hiding in there somewhere, and it's preventing me from emotionally relaxing. However much they tell me it's not my fault, I would still be able to better accept things and have hope for matrimonial happiness if they each had their own little cozy family. That way00|00|0
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30 seconds to mars movie reaction
The 30 seconds to mars record label dispute is obviously a very startling introduction on how the record business runs. Huge record labels trick young talented artists with millions of dollars of funding to make the platinum best selling album of their dreams. When in reality they are selling their souls to the devil and putting themselves in debt by the millions. For example, 30 seconds to mars sold 2 million copies of their very popular and successful album and found themselves with Practically no profit for themselves in the end. To top it all of they found themselves millions of dollars in "debt" to the major record label. It truly is a very unfair market and the record labels could care less about the artists and their work. all they care about is making their money and screwing over the young artists who were stupid enough to sign. To me a "fair" record deal would be the label doing all they can within the means of the artists demands to put them into the world. Supporting them no matter what album they decide to put out, and if the artist makes a bad album that is their fault and will suffer. if a band sells millions of copies on their album, i believe that most of the money should go back to the artist after the label had been realistically paid back for the help they provided. It is a messed up market but music will never die and people will find out how to sign and private lables will come up over the big labels eventually. they belive in music, not the money.
Movie poster evaluation
I would say that this movie poster was very successful. It definitely draws attention and makes people curious of the love story behind the famous titanic sinking. The quote at the top makes people want to see the movie and experiences the love story. The quote will make you think after seeing the movie seeing that the sea came between them not the earth. The bold picture the ship jumps out at the viewer and is the main piece of the poster. It really makes the viewer realize how truly big the titanic was in real life. The poster in its self makes it very clear what the movie is about and they did very good there too. People will want to know how the story goes and want to go see this movie by looking at this poster.
movie trailer evaluation
The people who made this trailer i would say did a very good job with the production. They made the anticipation unfold and make people aware of what is the continuation of the story in the series will be. Tons of action and violence is shown which for sure attracts a younger male crowd in general. A very bold and exciting sound track was installed into the video and it creates a lot of suspense. The trailer has a very suspenseful vibe and will make people want to see it even if they haven't seen the first movie in the series. Every movie that i have seen with a high quality trailer in the past has been a very good movie all together. Overall i would say they did a very good job making it look appealing for the public to want to go and see it.
Bands going without a label or on their own
Going alone in the music industry can be a very very risky thing to do. BI name record labels really help get a bands name out there. They have millions of dollars to advertise, promote, and show the world that you even exist and to check you out. Without the help of major record labels it can be very hard to get your name out there. Going alone also means not having the funding to produce the highest quality music you can with the most expensive equipment and technology. Everything in the music game costs and needs money. Rapper jay z got out of the big buisiness of record labels and made his own record label. He had already made a name for himslef and decided to go out on his own. The only thing he has to rely on is himslef making the best music he can to make the big bucks. Going alone in the music game is very risky but if an artist can make it then i would say that they should. its all big scam going with big labels.
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In the music industry are loads and loads of endless piracy and illegally receiving of music. A good example of piracy in the music industry is on The band System of a downs' 2002 album. In the production process of their album all of their songs in the making for the new album were leaked and posted onto the internet under the album name toxicity 2. The band was devastated over the and outraged over the loss they saw coming from the production of there second master piece album. To relate how they fought back against all odds to our marketing class they used a very good unexpected strategy. They had already realized that most of the unfinished album was into the public but true fans still stayed loyal and planned to buy the album. to fight against their poor situation they released there album with the name "steal this album". They wanted to make it clear they weren't giving up and that they didn't care what the world did as long as they made their fans happy. as a result of their gutsy choice the album still was just as successful as there past albums. Most people would consider it to be there favorite album and the simple case wit no booklet or writing makes it even better to know they can pull anything off. People can beat the struggles of the music industry, its all about how you play your cards.


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Due to circumstances, I was told as a standard procedure that I would have to get a quick evaluation done with at the local mental health hospital. Then afterwards I could call college security or a friend to pick me up from the facility and take me back to my dorm room. I was told that nothing about my status as a student would be decided without my consent. Given that information, I complied with their request. The hospital cleared me as low risk but the school said I would not be able to return to campus without a guardian(I am over 20 years old) and could not be released from the hospital to them. So I was lied to in this regard. The stay at the ER was also traumatizing. Do I have a case at all in suing the admin or those involved who lied to me? Thank you.
The description you gave of the situation is extremely vague, which is probably a good thing because I'm guessing there is a lot of very sensitive, personal information here that you really shouldn't discuss in a public forum. But without a lot more information it's not possible to say whether you have a good case. I don't think you'll have much of a case based on being tricked into going to the ER; however there may well be things that the school has done in this situation that merit a lawsuit. You should set up a consultation with an attorney as soon as possible to determine your best course of action. Good luck.Ask a similar question
Thank you for your advice. I was vague because of the character limit and of course I also did not want to reveal everything. Is there a certain type of lawyer I should seek out? Does this fall under education law?
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Allen InlowIAPMO Executive Vice PresidentIt has been an exceptionally fast paced year for the portions of the IAPMO Business Unit that I have the privilege of overseeing; a year I would characterize by both significant accomplishments and the further development of a staff team that is unparalleled in its service to IAPMO and in the expertise it has developed and built upon in every area. I commend and congratulate each and every one of them!
I will be brief in my explanations of what each of them has done, simply because they have submitted detailed articles on their activities for this Year in Review. I encourage you to read every one of the articles. It will make you proud of IAPMO, your association, its accomplishments, and the achievements it contributes to our communities, the citizens of the United States, and across the globe every day.
The Backflow Prevention Institute (BPI) continued its significant growth, both in the parts of the country it serves and in the services it provides. BPI is constantly looking into areas of the country where it has previously not been approved, and seeking the Authority Having Jurisdiction, sometimes a governmental entity and other times a water purveyor, to grant approval to serve the area. Once that is achieved, BPI has always grown into a major competitor in that jurisdiction. In fact, in just a few short years, BPI has grown into one of the major influencers in the backflow prevention industry.
In addition to training and education in the backflow prevention – cross connection control area, BPI has developed and is implementing a cutting edge methodology of inspecting and assessing the plumbing systems of complex installations and providing a comprehensive report to the owner/operator of potential hazards that should be corrected.
Backflow Prevention and Plumbing Standards Magazine (BPPS) has grown to the point of serving more than 13,000 readers or more every month! It is jointly published by BPI and ASSE as a service to all members. If you have not read a copy recently, you should check it out. It is an award-winning publication that addresses interests in the water utility arena, fire, plumbing, irrigation, and a number of related industries.
Code Development – Ontario has historically performed very well in developing ANSI accredited documents. In fact, a few years ago it achieved Designated Auditor Status, an honor that must be earned by doing nearly perfect work over many years. This is an honor that has been extended to only five other standard developers in the nation. That is an honor Code Development – Ontario intends to maintain for years into the future.
Not content to just sit on its past achievements, Code Development – Ontario is continually looking at technology and ways tasks can be done better, faster, and easier. Other codes and standards developers have recently spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, some approaching $1 million, on new development systems and procedures. Code Development – Ontario partners with the IAPMO Information Technology department and they creatively look for and find better ways. These methods are being tested and implemented with results that have shown staggering improvements, all at a cost of about 1.5 percent of the other developers.
Dispensing Equipment Alliance (DEA) is a relative newcomer to the IAPMO family. A number of the leading manufacturers and distributors of dispensing equipment joined together, realizing that few understood their equipment and the safety built in, to provide training and education not only among their installers, but among the Inspectors and users throughout the United States. Having spent the first year in the formative stages of their Alliance, they are now moving into the creative aspects of education and training, as well as code assistance and education.
Field Services continues its exemplary service to the membership, the industry, and the nation. Nearly everyone who has worked with our field representatives knows them to be the best advocates for IAPMO, our codes, standards, and services — and even salespersons from time to time. Many of them even function as continuous compliance inspectors for IAPMO R&T, or as proctors for tests when their expertise allows. The scope of their work is amazing and the quality of the work they do is equal to the highest standards. Please take a look at each of the reports for the year they submitted. You will be impressed!
The Radiant Professionals Alliance (RPA) is very proud of its contributions to the Uniform Solar Energy and Hydronics Code (USEHC). The RPA continues that effort today in submitting code changes and new language into the process. It is working with other related associations and organizations, along with IAPMO, on further improvements to the USEHC, intent on using the code as a vehicle to professionalize the radiant and hydronic industry.
In addition, the RPA is spending a great deal of time and effort creating a meaningful Hydronic Installer and Hydronic System Designer Certification course, in cooperation with IAPMO Learn and ASSE International. It will be the only one of its kind and will be introduced later this year.
Solar continues to be a very hot topic (pun intended). Solar photovoltaic, its benefits in generating electricity coupled with government rebates, has received the attention of many people and the market is booming. The water based solar thermal is lagging behind the photovoltaics, but is still a growing market. Once again, the USEHC is setting the standard and is now being recognized and adopted across the country.
Next time you are close to IAPMO World Headquarters in Ontario, Calif., please drive by both the East and West buildings. You will be impressed with the array of solar panels now serving IAPMO.
The World Plumbing Council (WPC) and all the good it does will be addressed by others in this Year in Review. I encourage you to read it and take a lot of pride in the good it is doing for people all over the world, many of them less fortunate than we are. The WPC offers a massive return on very little investment and IAPMO has always been a leader in the Council. I will soon be completing my term on the WPC Executive Committee and can only hope that my contributions came close to equaling those that served before me. It was an honor and I am thankful to IAPMO for having made it possible.


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Another week, another title for Taranaki teen, Ajeet Rai. The 17-year-old won the ITF Waikato-Bays Under 18s Championships over the weekend to go with the title at the Auckland ITF (International Tennis Federation) Indoor Junior Championships the previous week.
Rai beat second seeded Australian Chaise Ferguson 7-5 6-7(2) 6-2 in the final in Hamilton after earlier taking care of third seed Connor Di Marco (Australia) 0-6 6-3 6-3 in the semis.
Canterburys Dylan Heap was the other singles semifinalist.
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Taurangas Ashleigh Harvey, 17 reached the girls final for the second week running and again was beaten by top seed Lisa Mays from Australia 6-2 6-2 .
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Arizona Man Wanted to Commit Double Murder, Cops Allege. But He Was Awful at It
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You'd think a man trying to lock his girlfriend in a building and set it on fire would use more than shoelaces to tie the door shut. And you'd think he'd know better than to carry four lighters in his pocket upon returning to the scene of the crime.
But it seems 22-year-old Marcus Deondrae Savage-DeWitt was witless when it came to homicide.
It all started on Monday, July 20, when the Glendale Fire Department got a call about a fire in an apartment just north of Peoria Avenue. Upon arriving at the residence, firefighters found a young couple — Savage-DeWitt and his girlfriend, Chelsea (whose last name was withheld) — arguing on the street.
Firefighters either couldn't get the two to stop fighting or were worried it would escalate further so they called the Glendale PD about the incident and went back to battling the fire. (It's unclear what exactly they were arguing about, but presumably Chelsea was upset that he'd just tried to trap her and her son in a house fire.)
Chelsea told police that she got into bed earlier that night and fell asleep while Savage-DeWitt took a shower. She woke up to smoke in the room and realized there was a small fire under her bed.
The water in the shower was still running, so she ran to the door to warn her boyfriend. The door was locked, so she pounded and pounded to get his attention, but no one responded.
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Probably figuring she needed to get out of the house, she soon discovered that her bedroom door was locked, as well. At some point, she realized that it wasn't actually locked but was held shut by a shoelace that tied the outside doorknob to something heavy.
Chelsea pulled and pulled, and eventually got the door open just enough to escape. She then ran to retrieve her young son from his bedroom and brought him outside through the front door.
The front door, she later told police, was locked as usual.
Chelsea dropped her son at a neighbor's, court documents state, and ran back into the apartment to save Savage-DeWitt, who, she assumed, was still in the shower. Upon reaching the bedroom, she cut the shoelace and resumed banging on the bathroom door.
He still didn't answer, and the smoke got worse. She eventually abandoned the effort and ran back outside.
Moments later, guess who showed up at the apartment?
Yup, Savage-DeWitt.
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It's not clear what occurred next, but by the time the fire department had arrived, the couple was well into their argument.
The Glendale PD asked each of them what had happened — Chelsea told the version of events as detailed above — but Savage-DeWitt had a different account of the evening.
He said he took a shower and then left the house to go buy a Monster Drink from a nearby Circle K. The first he had heard about the fire, he said, was when he returned. He told the police that after Chelsea told him about it, he ran back into the house to save his TV and PlayStation, and noticed while inside that the bedroom door was tied shut with a shoelace.
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He denied having left the shower running or locking the bathroom door and said he didn't take his house keys with him when he left the house because he didn't lock the front door.
Even putting aside the fact that police found four lighters in Savage-Dewitt's pocket, or the fact that he and Chelsea had different accounts about whether the front door was locked, not only did Chelsea specifically tell the police she had cut the string, but when the police retrieved the security camera footage from the Circle K, there was no sign of Savage-DeWitt.
"That he didn't show up in the Circle K video obviously led to doubt in the minds of our detectives that he was being honest," Sergeant David Vidaure of the Glendale PD told New Times.
And then there was the official report from the fire department, which concluded that the cause of the blaze almost certainly was arson because there were "no electrical cords or other means in and around the area of where the fire started to indicate [it was] accidental." And they found a pile of tissues on the floor near the bed — probably placed there as tinder to help the fire spread.
For reasons that still remain unclear, the Glendale PD concluded it did not have enough evidence to arrest Savage-DeWitt that night. The department conducted more interviews and gathered new evidence (the nature of which it would not disclose) and arrested him this week.
Savage-DeWitt was booked into the county's Fourth Avenue Jail on suspicion of two counts of attempted premeditated murder and committing arson in an occupied structure. Bond was set at $100,000.
It's unclear how much, if any, damage the fire caused, but police confirm that no one was injured. As far as we can tell, court documents shine little light on Savage-Dewitt's motive or why he thought he needed four lighters to get the job done.
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Internazionale striker Christian Vieri (pictured) returns to the squad after missing the recent qualifiers through injury, which means there is no place for Fiorentina hit-man Enrico Chiesa, who has grabbed 22 goals this season.
The call-up marks a remarkable turnaround for Zauli after he was suspended for alleged match-fixing this season, but was later cleared on appeal.
He was one of six players, four from Atalanta and two from Serie B side Pistoiese, who were suspended in March for allegedly conspiring to fix the result of an Italian Cup match in August.
He was out of action for nearly two months until all the players were cleared by an Italian Football Federation appeals court.
The 23 year-old is one of the products of Atalanta's highly-rated youth team who have played a major role in the side's success this season as they battle for a place in Europe.
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macbook pro + 27" thunderbolt display + 20" ACD (DVI) = TRUE??
My 20" ACD with DVI has a DVI -> displayport converter... I am wondering if I can chain link this to the thunderbolt and connect the thunderbolt 27" to my macbook pro and get two external displays running?
Only reply if you are absolute sure this works, I am about to order one online.
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Not too good a way to put a question related to a $1,000 monitor with a port that's never been on a monitor before and has been out for less than a week. I'm sure there are any number of folks here that have one of these new monitors already.
I'd suggest a call to Apple sales and ask them when you get ready to order it.
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Irene Kelley (from the album Pennsylvania Coal) - Irene Kelley backs her songs with bluegrass on Pennsylvania Coal, her first album in ten years. The album tributes her coal-mining grandfather; a recording effort that has been on her to-do list since the Clinch Mountain and Bean Blossom festivals in the 1980's .
Irene Kelly is a veteran Nashville songwriter, and Roots artists sing a thank you back for the words and music her pen has given them. Dale Ann Bradley, Rhonda Vincent, Carl Jackson and Trisha Yearwood helped build Pennsylvania Coal with Irene. Her voice breaks with what could have been ("Things We Never Did"), shares cherished memories, both personal and musical ("My Flower") and weighs in on the lack of a fair balance in the bitter end of a relationship ("Breakin' Even").
Irene Kelley cuts Pennsylvania Coal from the land and life surrounding her rural upbringing. The tales are not the smoke and mirror of Pop that hide the truth behind fantasy, Irene Kelley looks back from the flesh and blood walking around her. There is a consistency to the stories on Pennsylvania Coal, the time spanning decades "leaning on the backbone" of past generations in the title track. "Rattlesnake Rattler" rumbles down dusty dirt road to find the treasure that life keeps on giving, "You Don't Run Across My Mind" teases with undying love and "Garden of Dreams" tends new growth with fertile lines of wisdom. Irene Kelley takes down a book of family history and translates life in a Pennsylvania Coal town into song.
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