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Dhimurru Staff
Managing Director- Djami Marika
Employee since 1993
"My name is 'Djami' Marika and I am a senior member of the Rirratjingu clan and a son of Roy Dadanga Marika... My country is Yalagbara Guluruga and Yirrkala Rangi (beach) Nuwul or Gamarrwa. I started working for Dhimurru in the Year 1993.
I have completed a Land Management course at the Batchelor Institute. I started as a ranger and then worked my way up to become a senior ranger of operations, then the cultural advisor and now I am the Director of Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation."
As Director, Djami represents the traditional owners of the Miwatj Region in NE Arnhem Land locally, regionally, nationally and internationally. The Director has overall responsibility for the staff and operations of Dhimurru and ensuring that members and the committee are fully informed about Dhimurru's activities. Djami is proud to be part of Dhimurru and the role that his father had in setting the vision for the organisation. Djami is a strong advocate of Dhimurru's
approach - everyone working together.
"I love my job because of the inspiration of my father I want to continue to fulfill the vision statement of Dhimurru. To keep strong looking after both Yirritja and Dhuwa land."
Senior Cultural Advisor - Djalinda Yunupingu
ince 2013
Djalinda has a diploma of teaching specialising in Aboriginal schools, and has spent most of her working life in education, including working with Yirrkala Community Education Centre and the Yirrkala Homelands school. More recently Djalinda worked with Miwatj on the 'Yakka Ngarali' (Say No to Cigarettes) campaign.
Djalinda is also registered with the AIS (Aboriginal Interpreter Service) as a Yolngu interpreter and has been called upon to assist with justice system processing, centrelink, and at the police station and has undertaken on the job training assisting her in these roles.
Djalinda plays an active part in the community translating mainly Yolngu to Ngapaki and has previously been an active member on Dhimurru's Board.
Executive Officer - Steve Roeger
Employee since 2002
Steve began his employment with Dhimurru in 2002. Prior to this, he coordinated environmental and engineering input on mining and exploration programs, as well assisted with social and environmental impact assessments, on Aboriginal Land for the Northern Land Council. He spent a number of years based in Jabiru and has been associated with the Nabarlek Aboriginal Corporation, the Ranger Uranium Mine and the Jabilika Uranium Mine proposal. Steve has qualifications in natural resource management.
The Executive Officer takes responsibility for the Dhimurru budget and resource allocations. Steve is responsible for finalising funding submissions and their acquittal. He also coordinates the ngapaki (non-Yolngu) input to projects and activities undertaken by or affecting Dhimurru.
"Dhimurru has been one of the most challenging jobs I have ever undertaken. Nothing can be taken for granted when working for an Aboriginal organisation and in a cross cultural context. Dhimurru's success is largely due to the tremendous patience and perseverance of the key Yolngu involved. It's a privilege to be part of the team."
Executive Support Officer - Gurumin Marika
Learning On Country Coordinator - Jonathan Wearne
Since 2013
Facilitator - Lisa Roeger
Employee since 2009
Lisa started off life in South Australia, completing her schooling in Adelaide in 1982, and gaining a diploma in Natural Resource Management at Roseworthy College. Lisa then began her career focused on the Environment, which brought her to the Northern Territory, and finally to Nhulunbuy. She has worked for numerous organisations in the area including, Dhanbul Landcare, the Primary School and with the Yirralka Rangers at Laynhapuy Homelands Association.
Lisa works closely with the miyalk (women) rangers on a number of projects primarily focussing on their knowledge of native plant and bush ngatha (foods). These projects include AQIS surveys, development of a seasonal calendar, as well as nursery and revegetation work.
"I have a strong interest in the environment, art, Yolngu Culture and the interactions between Land and Culture. I look forward to supporting the Yolngu community to get fully involved in the process of caring for country and culture."
Facilitator - Paul Augustin
Employee since 2009
Before coming to Dhimurru, Paul was with QLD Parks and Wildlife for three years, the most recent time of which he was stationed in the Bunya Mountains. He has a Bachelor in Protected Area Management but had never applied that to Indigenous Protected Areas until beginning his employment with Dhimurru.
Paul's role involves implementing projects with help from the Rangers that, reduce visitor impacts on the Dhimurru Designated Recreation Areas and help the Yolngu people look after their land.
"I love it here, the people are really friendly and I love the fishing. I'm enjoying learning one of Australia's true cultures, the kinship, the language; Yolngu Matha, and about the local plants and animals."
Sea Country Facilitator - Luke Playford
Senior Ranger - Fiona Yupunu Marika
Employee since 2011
Fiona is part of the Rirratjingu clan. She originally started as a Ranger at Dhimurru but has worked her way up to a Senior Ranger position.
Prior to her employment at Dhimurru
, Fiona worked on community night patrols.
Fiona loves all of the djama (work) at Dhimurru, especially camping and doing marine debris work.
She says that it is sometimes hard work but that everyone supports each other.
"This job has given me the chance to step forward and be a part of keeping Dhimurru running."
Fiona is Dhimurru's first Indigenous female skipper, gaining her Coxswain Certificate in early 2012. She has also acquired her forklift, chainsaw, firearms, chemical handling and 4WD tickets.
In her spare time Fiona looks after her four children and enjoys playing sport, hunting and swimming.
She hopes that her children will continue to look after their country and grow up to be role models for the Yolngu community.
Senior Ranger - Gathapura Mununggurr
Employee since 2008
"My Name is Gathapura Mununggurr and I work at Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation. My role is a Ranger."
Rangers are involved in many projects such as Turtle tracking and monitoring, Sea Grass Mapping, Ghost net patrols and marine debris clean ups.
I like working as a ranger because I like being connected to culture and song line, and looking after our country and sea. The most interesting job is the helicopter survey because we fly in sky.
Senior Ranger - Terence Wunungmurra
Ranger - Banula Marika
Employee since 2002
Banula is a Rirratjingu clan member and the son of Roy Dadunga Marika. He is involved in all of the Ranger activities conducted by Dhimurru including patrols of Designated Recreation Areas and looking after country.
Banula enjoys helping with Dhimurru's cross-cultural awareness programs helping to improve cultural awareness in the community.
Ranger - Grace Wununggmurra
Employee since 2013
"Hello, my name is Grace. I was born in Cairns where I lived until I was 17 then I moved back to my own country in 2012.
In 2012 is participated in the Rio Tinto Alcan
RALPA Program and then started working for Dhimurru in January 2013.
I really enjoy going out on country and doing the nursery djama. I hope to become a Senior Ranger one day."
Ranger - Eddie Marika
Employee since 2013
Ranger - Rakrakpuy
Employee since 2014
"Hello, my name is Rakrakpuy Marika. I'm the granddaughter of Roy Marika and the daughter of Witiyana Marika, who was in Yothu Yindi.
I started working for Dhimurru when I finished school. I wanted to work here because both my grandfathers worked here and I wanted to look after my country by my grandfather's wisdom and the knowledge that he taught me.
The best thing about working for Dhimurru is working with the other miyalk rangers, and I also really like camping out and doing marine debris clean-up.
I also want to learn more about the equipment that we use to look after country, like whipper snippers! It's a good job here because I can get training."
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Ranger - Guymilili Bidingal
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NASA Anomalies: The Moon & Mars
PanCam View Of Mars
This is the first panoramic view of Mars to be publicly released by NASA and is a composite of over 800 images that were taken by NASA's explorer, Opportunity.
As NASA stated, this is the next best thing to actually being there and I recommend that you view the original image at NASA in order to get the full picture (excuse the pun).
I think you'll agree that this image provides a stunning view of the red planet.
Although there are no anomalies in this image it does provide a very insightful view of Mars and is the only image of it's kind to be released by NASA so far.
The coloring is artificial so don't get too excited over the seeming appearance of water being present in the background... or is it??!
For another stunning view of Mars take a look at this image:
Yep, that's a photograph of a pyramid seemingly taken by one of NASA's Mars rovers but what about this Egyptian looking face in the image to the right?
Despite the well known release of an image of "the face" located at Cydonia on Mars, this image and many other images of faces on Mars are not such common knowledge...
... and just as with pyramids on Mars there are plenty of them!
The Face
This is the most famous image of a face on Mars, the structure makes up part of the Cydonian city on Mars. The face is 1.6 miles in length and just under 2,000ft high.
NASA claim that the appearance of a face is due to paraedolia. However, the alignment of the pyramid-like structures at Cydonia are aligned in perfect conjunction with the pyramids in Egypt on Earth.
Also, on further comparative investigation, analysis and technical inspection NASA image analysts have confirmed that the structure even has teeth in it's mouth, bilaterally crossed lines above the eyes, bilateral symmetry of the face and regular lateral stripes on the head-dress confirming that the anomaly must be an artificial structure.
What's even more fascinating about this is that the Giza monuments on Earth form an accurate terrestrial map of the three stars of Orion's belt and therefore there could be a very strong link between Giza and Cydonia.
Life On Mars?
Here are another two intriguing images of the red planet which have been released by NASA. The first image shows what many people believe to be either a skull or the head of a statue.
Although this could potentially just be an optical illusion and, as NASA claimed before, be a result of pareidolia or apophenia, the eye sockets appear to be symmetrical and the actual shape of the "skull" itself is extremely convincing.
Then there's this next image which shows what looks remarkably and incredibly like a humanoid being...
... or possibly the statue of a humanoid being.
Once again, there is a possibility that this could be an optical illusion. However, when you collate all the anomalous evidence together and realize just how similar the theme of all these anomalies are you begin to see a bigger picture.
Holes In Mars
John Lear is a US Air Force pilot who has flown many missions for the CIA and has many inside contacts.
In 2007 John Lear posted on his website, The Living Moon, an image of an alleged hole on the planet Mars leading down into some kind of underground cavern or tunnel system.
Lear was heavily debunked and discredited at the time. However, in July 2012 NASA officially and publicly revealed that the image is in fact genuine, just as Lear claimed.
In actual fact it has now been admitted that there seems to be light being emitted from one side of the hole which is believed to be 20-ft deep and 35-ft wide.
Here is a link to the article:
In actual fact there another seven of these mysterious holes located on just one mountain on Mars located at Arsia Mons.
Many NASA scientists are now speculating about the possibility of there being life inhabiting Mars underground, on the inside which actually seems to be a common theory about many planets including Earth.
Here's yet another but more amusing image of a face which has been found on Mars.
This image actually reminds me of Thomas the Tank Engine!
This anomaly is clearly some kind of artificial sculpture.
Whatever's been going on Mars, there appears to be plenty of evidence to suggest that there once was, and may still be, a very real humanoid presence on the planet.
The Mystery Of Our Moon
Recently NASA released the first ever video imaging of the back side of the moon.
The image to the right is taken directly from NASA's video and, as you can see in the diagram, the image has clearly been tampered with before being publicly released.
In 1993 many NASA officials came forward at the National Press Club (NPC) in Washington to reveal information which had been kept suppressed by NASA and to confirm that they would be willing to testify under oath before congress to what they know.
It was established that NASA had found some kind of base on the back side of the moon where a major mining operation was happening.
When asked why the information was kept secret NASA officials admitted that they did not know how the public would react to knowing that there had been, and potentially could still be, some kind of presence on our moon.
Whilst many people have been chastising NASA for not releasing all they know, all along they have been gradually and publicly releasing this information.
The Lunar Anomalies Report
In actual fact, NASA had commissioned a long term study of anomalous activity on the moon which had been happening for thousands of years!
The fact that such information has been kept away from mainstream media appears to be due to the manipulation of someone elsewhere, as it actually seems that NASA have been more open and honest about these hot topics that most people seem to think.
However, NASA clearly didn't want us knowing about the moon base which has clearly been airbrushed out of the image above, as confirmed by the recent release of this image from China's Chang'e Orbiter-2.
More About John Lear
As mentioned at the beginning of this article John Lear had posted an image of the hole in Mars surface on his own website The Living Moon back in 2007 yet NASA did not publicly release the information until July 2012!
It seems that the disclosure movement is in action and I have heard from various sources that NASA have been told that they will be the organization who eventually announces the reality of extraterrestrial life.
Given the fact that it's taken up to ten years for NASA to publicly announce the discovery of many Earth-like planets it makes sense that it would take them a lot longer to announce the reality of alien life.
The recent release of the hole on Mars, at least, gives John Lear some credibility after all and it's about time such whistleblowers were proven correct in their claims.
Rather interestingly, John Lear also claims that the moon has 64% the atmosphere of Earth and quite a few other unrelated whistleblowers have claimed the exact same thing.
Russia Confirm Lunar Anomalies
Russia are another country who have confirmed anomalies on the lunar surface such as the image to the right taken by Russia's Luna-9 orbiter.
However, contact was lost after just three days.
The image below which I have provided in full size is taken by Russia's Luna-17d spacecraft and seems to be a more provocative image taken closer up from a different angle in order to get a good look at the object.
In actual fact it is claimed that many structures such as crystal towers (the castle) and dome shaped buildings have been photographed on the lunar surface...
... and to finish off on the subject of the moon here is a rather striking image on the lunar surface also taken by Russia's Luna-17.
Planets Made Of Diamond
Would you believe me if I told you NASA had found a planet made of diamond?
Well, it's true!
The planet is located at about 4,000 light years away and scientists estimate that because of it's density the carbon must be crystalline and therefore a large portion of the planet is effectively diamond.
It is also believed that the planet is likely to have oxygen which is likely to be more prevalent at the surface.
Alex Collier Proved Correct Again
Back in the early to mid-nineties ex-IRS agent and whistleblower Alex Collier claimed that he had been in contact with an extreterrestrial race from the Andromeda galaxy ever since he was eight years old.
In the nineties Collier claimed that the Andromedans had told him that eventually our galaxy was going to collide with the Andromeda galaxy.
NASA then officially released news in May 2012 that our galaxy is indeed headed for a collision with Andromeda in about four billion years time.
Neither is this the first time that Collier has been proven correct about his claims. He also claimed that a tragic event would occur in just after August 2001 which would open people's eyes and Stephen Hawking also recently confirmed Collier's claims back in the nineties regarding black holes.
Collier claims all the information was given to him from the Andromedans and that all predictions are based on probability.
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I found Nasa Anomalies of the Moon and Mars to be outstanding!
Way to go Sparkster!
Now WP is correct about the Big Foot photo and the Pyramid photo which are both fake but the airbrushing is just as obvious to the trained eye as well.
If you want to find out about the Cydonia structures, put you next rover down next to them and there will be full discolure, once and for all . . . notice NASA wqs wise enough not to do that.
Alien Moon Bases, well there's
1) Disclosure Project. If these people are legitimate, and I believe they are, then these aliens would certainly have bases on the Moon.
2) airbrushed photos, why would old Moon photos be airbrushed?
3) multitude of anecdotal evidence from astronauts and astronomers
And well, because I think it's cool.
Window Pane you sad insignificant flea, its nice to see you share your inane drivel and weak wit with the rest of us proving once again your conditioning is complete.
Baa, Baa!
Good Lord where do I start?
1) remarkable that the pyramid on Mars has the IDENTICAL wear patterns near the peak as the Great Pyramid in Egypt.
2) remarkable that Bigfoot wandered all the way to Mars.
And John Lear...
Whenever a legitimate whistleblower comes forward with something damning, there's John Lear saying "He's right! In fact I was just discussing this with Jesus and Gandhi, while we were playing golf on the Moon." [no, I did not make up that line]
John Lear is there to discredit-by-association legitimate secret information which gets released by legitimate whistleblowers.
Atmosphere on the Moon? You'd be able to see it!
Alien Bases on the Moon? Well, actually that one is true. And there's the problem. That truth gets discredited-by-association by being displayed along with pictures of Bigfoot on Mars.
If you're interested in this stuff, check out Project Camelot, and definitely watch 'Disclosure Project Dr. Steven Greer' on Youtube.
Interesting hub. When I visit Mars, I will check and confirm the anomalies.
That seems to happen a lot.
I wasn't aware NASA had released a photo of a pyramid on Mars, you would think this would get massive attention. Proof that another civilization exists.
In the book Two Thirds it explains the reason for the structures on Mars.
Wow this is unbelievable! Pyramids on Mars?! We're still debating about the origins of the pyramids on Earth....now the ones on Mars just add on to the mystery! Love your hubs sparkster, keep them coming.

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The pilot saw a tall building, flew toward it, circled,drew a handwritten sign and held it up in the helicopterwindow. The pilot's sign said, "Where am I?" in largeletters.
The people in the tall building quickly responded tothe aircraft, drew a large sign and held it to the windowof their building. Their sign read, "You are in a helicopter."
The pilot smiled, waved, looked at the map, determinedthe course to steer to the SEATAC airport and landedsafely.
After they were on the ground, the copilot asked thepilot how the "You are in a helicopter" sign helpeddetermine their position. The pilot responded, "I knewthat had to be the Microsoft building because, similarto their help-lines, they gave me a technically correctbut completely useless answer!"
There was once a young man who, in his youth, professed his desire to become a great writer.
When asked to define "great" he said, "I want to write stuff that the whole world will read, stuff that people will react to on a truly emotional level, stuff that will make them scream, cry, howl in pain and anger!"
He now works for Microsoft, writing error messages.
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Here's an easy thing to say.
If a packet hits a pocket on a socket on a port,And the bus is interrupted as a very last resort.And the address of the memory makes your floppy disk abort. Then the socket packet pocket has an error to report!
If your cursor finds a menu item followed by a dash, And the double-clicking icon puts your window in the trash, And your data is corrupted 'cause the index doesn't hash. Then your situation's hopeless and your system's gonna crash!
You can't say this?What a shame, sir!We'll find youanother game, sir!
If the label on the cable on the table at your house, Says the network is connected to the button on the mouse, But your packets want to tunnel on another protocol, That's repeatedly rejected by the printer down the hall, And your screen is all distorted by the side affects of Gauss, So your icons in the windows are so wavy as a souse,Then you may as well reboot and go out with a bang, 'Cause as sure as I'm a poet, the sucker's gonna hang!
When the copy of your floppy's getting sloppy on the disk, And the microcode instructions cause unnecessary RISC. Then you have to flash your memory and you'll want to RAM your ROM. Quickly turn off the computer and be sure to tell your mom!
One day, Saint Peter called up to Heaven Bill Clinton, Colon Powell, and Bill Gates. He said to them, "I've called you here because you are the 3 most influential spokepersons in the world. Go back to Earth and tell everyone there is a God, but he's blowing up the world tommorrow."
So, Bill Clinton went back and said, "Fellow Americans, I have some good news and some bad news. The good news is there is a God, and the bad news is he's blowing up the world tommorrow."
Colon Powell went back and said, "I have some bad news and some good news. The bad news is there is a God and the good news is he's blowing up the world tommorrow.
Then, Bill Gates went down, gathered up all his computer buddies on the internet and said, " I have some good news and some good news.
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Also, last week I handed in the final draft of my thesis to my Thesis Advisor, Tony Trigilio, for proofing. This means that I am basically done. After I get proofing notes from Tony, I'll fix them and be ready to turn DIY in. Since I've been working on this project seriously for two years (tinkering with it for three or more and thinking about it for possibly longer), there's a real sense of relief now. Though, part of me is going to miss the research and writing that I've done. Even a couple days ago someone posted an article about the physics of a mosh-pit, which I would've loved to use. But here's the thing: There will always be more stuff to cram in. The trick is knowing when the project is done. Mine is done. Sure, I could write about the relationship between punks and hippies and why having long hair at that time was a problem. I could write more about the battle between "punks" and "straightedge," or I could right more about the bands I didn't quite get to. But that would make this book different, and maybe a few years down the road I'll come back to this. (I doubt it.)
RIght now, DIY is out at a few presses waiting. I submitted to some big prizes (something I'm sort of against), but that I felt I needed to. This book is a hybrid. It's not poetry, and its subject is aggressive, so I wanted more people to see it. With my other books and projects, I understand that I will have a smaller audience, which is okay. But DIY is LOUD. It needs to get into the mix and bump against other books in the poetry academy. We'll see if anyone likes it enough to publish it.
In the meantime, I'm working on other projects: another hybrid-project, a second play-in-verse, and a book about a flood. I'm also working on other non-poetry projects. And, of course, submitting other manuscripts and poetry to journals.
So, anyway, back to spring break. Elliot and I are gonna play "Dinosaur Train" on my guitar, eat some breakfast, and work on some puzzles. It looks cold outside the window, but I know we'll need to go for a walk later, possibly to the park. I gotta make sure all my warm clothes are clean.
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Trip Report - June 2016 - London, Copenhagen, Stockholm
mature couple in their late 50s, been to Europe several times.
Sunday June 5
Left for the airport approx. 5:45pm in a thunderstorm, got thru airport security by 7:30 and had a long wait in the BA lounge
Flight was ok, very cramped in coach – window seat is not a good idea because too hard to get in and out…we plan to switch to an ¬¬aisle seat and middle for return long haul flight.
Monday June 6
UK – after finding out you can't use the arrivals lounge if you aren't flying business class we took the Paddington express to Paddington station, walk to the Novotel hotel, check-in was smooth and the room was ready and not bad overlooking the train yard, able to open the windows a bit.
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We quickly washed up and changed and headed out to see the sights. After a mini-debate we purchase oyster cards for 5 lbs and put 15 lbs on each, since you can get a refund at the airport….however you can't go thru security first. Went to the Eye Ferris wheel, not a big line, very nice and clear day, did not pay for fast pass and waited only 15 minutes in line. The views from the Eye were worth the wait.
Then went to Westminster Abbey, walked around a bit outside and then lined up for the 5pm children's choir service held inside…took about an hour and was really well done, we were both happy we made a point of attending.
After the choir service, we walked down to Trafalgar square because the weather was sunny and warm and walked around the square a bit, then ate at Thai Square – very good, dinner was around 70lbs., shredded duck with wonton roll appetizers, jack got the green curry chicken and connie got the pad thai…then we took the tube back to Paddington and walked around the station a bit, then back to the hotel.
Tuesday June 7
Slept really soundly due to jetlag and the got up early, had a full breakfast at the hotel – not that great, but typical for London.
Went back to the room then left for Buckingham Palace – got there around 10 and the changing of the guard ceremony occurred around 11:15 for about an hour…had great views of most of the 7 movements involved. Weather was sunny and warm so we were searching for shade, took lots of good pics and videos.
Around 12:30 we left for Tower of London and got there by 1 via the tube. Pretty good experience and had a thunderstorm to wait out while we were there but it was fine. Tower of London was different than I expected, big display of the crown jewels, guided tour by ex-military staff, glad we went.
Around 3:30 we went to the British Museum – its free and very impressive – huge Egyptian exhibit among many other things, we spend 2 hours there and could have spent 2 days….need to go back some day.
At 5;30 we left and stopped at the pub across the street for a guiness and 'bread and oil', which turned out to be pretty tasty for a London pub snack.
Then we walked 1.3 miles up to Saint Pancras station to Camino, Spanish place – dinner for 2 around 50lbs for 4 tapas, shrimp, ham, pork, chicken……chicken was not good, pork and ham excellent, I have eaten here before and remember the meals being better so maybe they are coasting because it was pretty crowded.
Took the tube home and had to pack up for the airport next morning.
Wednesday June 8
6:00am wakeup call – head to Paddington for the Heathrow express and go thru security and in the lounge by 8:00, 10:00am flight to Copenhagen went fine,
Landed in Copenhagen airport and went to purchase train tickets in a machine due to long line at ticket office but this took a lot of tries but a worker was able to help us and we followed other Americans to the train platform and got into Copenhagen central station
Nice old fashioned brick European station in a bit of an urban neighborhood – a little gritty but nothing bad at all, - 3 blocks to the hotel – Axel Guldmusson – was kind of a boutique hotel and small rooms but nice, we had 3rd floor (which is actually the 4th floor in Europe)…neighborhood was kind of mixed with a strip club and sex shop nearby but lots of nice hotels on the street.
Went out right away and bought a hop-on and hop-off bus & boat ticket, took the tour of the city on the bus – got off at Nyhavn stop (nice area of boats and canals) and got nachos and something to drink. Then got back on the bus and went to the Gefion fountain and the little mermaid statue, quite a hassle getting the right bus since there seems to be 2 or 3 companies all running red hop-on buses and you can only use the correct bus.
Went to dinner at the old meatpacking area based on a tip from the hotel desk and ate at 'Mothers', a pizza place – not Danish at all – just packed with a young crowd.
Stopped for ice cream and a beer to go at the 7-11 and went back to the room
Thursday June 9
Wanted to get out early and since it was sunny we got out by 8am and started walking towards famous Saint Peters bakery where we got some Danish pastries and coffee…so good. Afterwards we walked to the Round Tower which wasn't open yet, then walked to the Rosenborg Castle and walked around the grounds and took pics
Decided not to pay to go inside but went to wait for the bus – waited a long time and called twice but we may have been standing on the wrong side of the road.
After 30 minutes we decided to walk to the round tower and go inside and climb to the top, afterwards we found the DOP hotdog stand nearby – rated one of the best lunch spots in Copenhagen. Had a couple of hotdogs and they were good as advertised.
Then we walked over to see the changing of the guard at Amalienborg Palace, walked 1.5 miles quickly but we were really able to get close up and it wasn't that crowded so got some good pics and video.
Made it over to the Gefion statue where we waited again for a long time for a bus, but finally got one and stayed on for a bit, then went to the boat ride area and had a good boat tour. Then we had another bus tour of Christiania and other areas near there.
Went back to the hotel to rest for a bit, then went back to the meat packing area and ate at Tommi's burgers, …service was slow but the food was good…then we went back to get deserts and beer and went back to the room.
Friday June 10
Had to fly from Copenhagen to Stockholm this morning so we got up at 6 so we could get out of the room by 7 and walked to the train station, walked in circles a bit before finally purchasing tickets and found the train to the airport, got there by 8:15 or so and then we got thru security by 9:00.
Norwegian Air Shuttle flight was excellent and we had an exit row and the boarding was self-initiated and this went really smoothly.
Got to Stockholm on time and then looked for the signs for the bus and purchased 2 round trip tix to the Stockholm central station.
Bus ride took about an hour and the hotel was a 3 minute walk to the Hotel which was the Radisson Blu Waterfront. The hotel was in really nice and brand new since its only 5 years old and we had room on the 14th floor (room 1413) with views of the water and city hall. This was by far the largest and most luxurious hotel on the trip, lots of room with a big desk, floor to ceiling windows, and breakfast was included.
Weather was about high 50s partly sunny but warm when the sun stayed out.
Walked to city hall and took a 30 minute guided tour of city hall that was fairly good.
Then we took a walk to go find the hop on bus, best way to get a feel for the main parts of a city you are unfamiliar with.
By this time we were starving so we ate a late lunch at this Italian place, Ristorante da Peppe in Gamla Stan – good pizza and garlic bread, then took the bus around and did more sightseeing
We stopped for a quick bite at Jensen Bofhos – nachos and wings, not the best cuisine but we were tired of walking and just wanted something light.
Back to the room after stopping for a late night snack.
Saturday June 11
Got up early and had a big buffet breakfast at the hotel (came with the room rate) and went out and started walking toward the Palace. We walked around the palace a bit and put on our jackets since it was windy and in the 50s but not too bad, and especially nice when the sun came out.
We purchase tickets for the palace tours – 4 separate small areas including king Gustov's roman and greek statues, the crown jewels, the living apartments and the excavated armory area underneath the palace. We were trying to time it to be finished by 12noon so we could see the changing of the guard ceremony.
Changing of the guard in Stockholm was pretty good, lots of marching band music plus blue jacketed guards marching and jogging in step, plus black jacketed guards also marching.
After that was over we walked down to Gamla Stan (old town) and saw an orchestra playing outside in the sun, also saw a wedding and went to a souvenier shop for some gifts for the kids, then stopped for lunch at Taco Bar, apparently this is a chain but the food was really good – we got 4 tacos, couple drinks, tasty.
Then we went back to the hop-on bus area by the palace and took it to the Vasa museum. We got off and had to change directions 2 times since there is no sign and its easy to follow the crowds just strolling everywhere and miss it…its behind the giant building housing the Swedish history museum
The Vasa museum was worth the time, included in the ticket price is a film of how they raised it and the history behind it and then a guided tour.
Afterwards we tracked down the hop-on bus and decided to wait it out and once we got off by the palace we walked thru a shopping street while making it back to central station
For dinner we stopped at a small Italian place in the station that was not bad….for pizza and salad.
Then went to a few shops in the train station and then back to the hotel.
Sunday June 12
Nice and sunny day, took our time since this going to be our last day and we wanted to savor the day, took a walk to the boat tour area since we wanted to take a cruise thru the archipelago islands around Stockholm. The 12noon was sold out so we had to purchase the 1:30 cruise so we took a long walk along the river and stopped for a drink and to people watch.
The boat left at 1:30 and was pretty full, very window and chilly on the boat, interesting to see all the people living out on these small islands and to hear the guide pointing out the various landmarks.
After it landed around 4 we walked about 1.5 miles to find the Hard Rock Café where we had some dinner. We got sandwiches and fries, then walked back to the train station area and did some more shopping and strolling. After a stroll around the area we headed back to the room to prepare for a loooong travel day starting Monday.
Monday June 13
got up around 6:30am - huge breakfast delivered to our room free (included in our rate) and we finalized our packing and got out by around 7:45am. Headed to the bus station and easily found a bus to the airport and it left by 8am. Arrived at the airport terminal 2 by 9am and waited in line a bit before realizing we had boarding passes and were not checking luggage so we went thru security. Security in Stockholm Arnola airport was very light, maybe they profile and if you look ok they don't bother (which is smart) but they were the least vigilant of Philly, Copenhagen, Heathrow. Went to the lounge at Arnola and hung out for a bit since our flight was scheduled for noon and it was 9:45 am, Flight was a bit delayed but to our great surprise we were upgraded to business class from Stockholm to Heathrow which was nice,
Landed at Heathrow after the usually air traffic delays and followed signs to connections and were fastracked through border control and security..however security turned out to be a hassle because i put my backpack on top of my laptop and security got their panties in a bunch and it took 30 minutes of rechecking. Finally made it to the BA lounge by around 3pm waiting for our flight at 5:20pm. When we were boarding we found out BA upgraded us again to business for the long flight ....which was sweet.....2 nice side by side seats in the middle of the middle of business class. we both got 2 or 3 hours sleep which helped with the jet lag and arrived in philly around 8pm, since we had no checked luggage we only had to deal with customs....big surprise, zero line....waited 1 minute and got thru to the bus stop for the long term parking shuttle which arrived 20 minutes later and we were in our car and then driving home....very good trip.
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Thanks for the report. That sounds like an awful long time to clear security on the way over - was that Philly? The Heathrow Express is the most expensive way to get into London by public transport - the Heathrow Connect is cheaper and not that much slower.
BTW, lbs = pounds weight, GBP = pounds sterling.
Services are a great way to see popular churches/cathedrals, I always like sung Evensong.
If you use a maps app on a smart phone you can use public transport and don't have to deal with the expensive and sometimes overbooked HOHOs. I did that in Scandinavia last year and it worked fine - told me exactly when the bus would come and exactly where the bus stop was. I have an account with T-Mobile, and get unlimited low speed data in many countries.
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New ISIS video shows toddler executing man tied up in children's ball pit
The Islamic State has released a new video showing children performing several executions, one of which includes a toddler who shoots a prisoner in what seems to be an abandoned ball pit.
At the end of 2016, ISIS released an 18-minute video that shows a toddler dressed in white entering an abandoned playground with broken balls scattered all around. As he approaches a male prisoner tied to the fence, an adult fighter gives him a small gun which the small boy takes and fires five times, Christian News details.
After gunning down the prisoner, the toddler is heard saying "Allahu akbar," which means "Allah is the greatest."
The same video also shows other children killling ISIS prisoners. In other scenes, the kids are seen being trained for carrying out executions. The said footage is believed to have been shot in Deir ez-Zor in Syria and the victims were reportedly accused of spying.
In August last year, the Daily Mail published a report about a nine-minute ISIS video which shows five children, including a British boy, executing prisoners in Syria. The five boys clad in camouflage and bearing handguns are believed to be from Britain, Egypt, Tunisia, Turkey, and Uzbekistan.
Like the toddler in the latest ISIS video, the boys are heard shouting "Allahu akbar" in unison before raising their weapons and shooting their victims. The footage later shows the prisoners' bodies with gunshot wounds on their heads.
The gruesome videos of ISIS using children to carry out its executions come amid reports that the terror group is running out of adult fighters because of the offensives against it. According to the Quilliam Foundation, there are around 50 British kids "growing up on jihad" and being trained to become ISIS fighters.
ISIS has reportedly been using the so-called "Cubs of the Caliphate" as its fighters as the militant group's soldiers were driven out of their strongholds in Iraq and Syria.


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Facelift is a plastic surgery, aimed at removing wrinkles, smoothing sagging skin and improving nasolabial folds. Facelift also diminishes the aging signs by demolishing the underlying muscles under the chin and reallocation higher the skin of the neck to make face look younger. The most appropriate age to do a facelift is 50-60 years, when only the facial and neck features begin to be fully subjected to the aging process. In that age the high elasticity level of the skin and bone structure are still preserved, and in this period it is beneficial for a woman to make an investment in her future face. The operation can be repeated after 7-10 years if necessary. The surgeon can also restore the contour line of the lower jaw and the chin-neck angle. Facelift first appeared in 1970 and this procedure provoked a revolution in the plastic surgery. For the facelift surgeons use general anesthesia (inhalation anesthesia). Lifting of the individual areas is usually performed under the local anesthesia.
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It's Memorial Day; Here Are Ways To Observe the Holiday
Hopefully this Memorial Day Weekend you've had extra time to relax, have a little fun, and spend time with people you love the most. I think it's also important to remember that we have Memorial Day to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice defending our country. There are several things you could do today to observe the holiday.
If you'd like to attend a local parade, the West Duluth Memorial Day Parade is a great tradition. The parade begins at approximately 12:30 p.m., running east on Grand Avenue from 59th Avenue West to Central Avenue, then south on Central Avenue to Ramsey Street, and east on Ramsey Street to Mike Colalillo Drive. The parade is free.
There are several other things you could do on your own. From an official Memorial Day website, you could honor Memorial Day:
- by visiting cemeteries and placing flags or flowers on the graves of our fallen heroes.
- by visiting memorials.
- by flying the U.S. Flag at half-staff until noon.
- by flying the 'POW/MIA Flag' as well (Section 1082 of the 1998 Defense Authorization Act).
- by participating in a "National Moment of Remembrance": at 3 p.m. to pause and think upon the true meaning of the day, and for Taps to be played.
- by renewing a pledge to aid the widows, widowers, and orphans of our falled dead, and to aid the disabled veterans.
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Keith Fahey (BIRMINGHAM)
This is a big season for the former St Pat's star, who really needs Birmingham to bounce back at the first attempt. May get the chance now for a sustained run in the heart of midfield -- where he is most effective -- and maybe even assume dead-ball responsibilities. One step back for two forward.
Andy Reid
The Dubliner is back to where he started after a move to Blackpool failed to ignite his career. Steve McClaren has been tasked with bringing Forest back to the Premier League. Coaxing the best from Reid will be central to that mission.
Noel Hunt
Presuming that Shane Long eventually does leave before the transfer window closes, a lot of the pressure at Reading will fall on the shoulders of Hunt, who has recovered from injury issues to thrive at this level. Trapattoni will be watching, surely.
Gary Dicker
Another League of Ireland graduate from the past decade, but his progress has gone largely unnoticed. The former UCD midfielder has established himself at Brighton and was a regular in their march to promotion last term. At 25, he still has time on his side.
The Dubliner was tipped for the top as a teenager, made his Champ-ionship debut with a hat-trick for Stoke and then struggled to live up to that billing. Redis-covered himself in a prolific stint in Scotland with Inverness Caledonian Thistle and a switch to Birmingham gives him a chance at this level with a club which has the Premier League on the radar. A huge test.
Keith treacy
Demonstrated his ability at this level with Preston, but was a passenger on a sinking ship and a move to Burnley can get the Dubliner back on track. With a well-regarded young manager, Eddie Howe, the physical left-sided midfielder with an eye for a goal can thrive.
Robert Brady
A controversial omission from Paul Doolin's U-19 squad, it will be fascinating to monitor Brady's progress at Hull. The exciting Manchester United starlet will get a sustained run of senior football at a decent level. He impressed last night with some flashes of fine play during Hull's opening night defeat to Blackpool although the supporters of Hull, United and indeed Ireland will be hoping there is more to come. Much is expected.
Joe Mason
Highly regarded English-born Irish U-21 international who Cardiff shelled out £250,000 for at the beginning of June. Some quality experienced performers ahead of him in the queue; one for the long term though.
Chris McCann
A starring performer in Burnley's promotion under Owen Coyle, the affable Finglas lad saw his Premier League dreams ruined by injury. Attempts to regain fitness were stop-start. Deserves an unbroken run to show what he is capable of.
Kevin Kilbane
Did well in League One with Huddersfield last term, but it is encouraging to see the veteran securing employment -- on loan -- at Championship level with respect to keeping his sharpness for Irish duty. Giovanni Trapattoni will be calling on his services for the autumn climax to Euro 2012 qualification.
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By Joe Haggerty
BOSTON Tyler Seguin certainly experiencedsome extreme ups and downs in his first NHL playoff experience, but theres one thing that almost everyone can agree on: There probably should have been a lot more Seguin in Saturday night's 5-2 loss to the Lightning.The 19-year-old wunderkind scored the Bruins' first goal and finished as their only multipoint performer in their 5-2 loss at TD Garden. He clocked in at just under a measly 10 minutes of ice time, but his contributions were titanic.Well, we had a lot of penalty kills and power plays and right now Im not in that loop," said Seguin about his limited ice time. "So I was just trying to stay ready on the bench and try to motivate that guys and in my next shift just be ready."
He had a good game. I thought when he had his chance, he took advantage of it and scored, said coach Claude Julien. Obviously he had a lot of energy tonight and excitement in his game, so he was a good player for us.
The energy was certainly the thing for the No. 2 overall pick after hed waited more than a month to get back into the lineup. He watched the first two rounds of this years postseason from the press box, and was raring to go.
His goal blunted some of Tampa Bay's momentum after the Bolts had jumped out to a 3-0 lead. He took a pass from Michael Ryder and went crossing over the blue line with some speed. Seguin turned on the jets in the offensive zone to split Marc-Andre Bergeron and Mike Lundin, while leaving a spinning, out-of-control Lundin behind him in the slot area while he cut back against the grain for a one-on-one attempt. After dusting the Tampa Bay defense, Seguin beat Dwayne Roloson with a lower right corner shot that capped off a highlight reel offensive play."The goal was definitely a bit of a relief. I think coming in the first period, I was definitely very excited, said Seguin. I found myself running around just a little bit just because I had so much legs I guess. After I had that goal, it was a bit of a sigh of relief and I could be more poised out there.The goal stopped the bleeding and put the Bruins back in the game, somewhat, at 3-1, but they never totally erased the deficit in a game that featured too many mistakes."Yeah, its frustrating, But its a lot better than being up in the stands where you cant contribute at all," said Seguin. "At least there I could be out with the boys and motivating everyone. Everyone was trying to keep their heads high that point. We were running into a lot of PKs and a lot of power plays and trying to get one there before the end of the second. But it didnt work out."Amazingly, Seguin still managed only two shifts and 1:51 of ice time in the second period, as Julien and the other coaches apparently decided that hisoffensive skill, speed and passablegrit were not needed ingredients. The skills and his newfound willingness to aggressively pursue his shot are exactly the kind of things that are woefully missing from Boston's power play, but Julien said "no comment" when asked about Seguin and the 0-for-4PP following the game.The 19-year-old also admitted he wasnt always the most attentive player to detail in his personal life during the course of the season, but he certainly appears to be locked in for the playoffs. Thats why Julien after some healthy second-guessing by the Bruins fans courtesy of the Versus telecast finally inserted Seguin for a regular shiftalong with Chris Kelly and Brad Marchand during the final 20 minutes.
Seguin responded again to his coachs show in confidence by blasting Lundin with a heavy hit along the boards later on in the game, and assisting on Johnny Boychuks third-period strike that took a fortuitous bounce off a Tampa defensemans skate.Seguin could be the guy in danger of hitting the bench once Patrice Bergeron returns to the fold, but that really didn't seem like it should be the case given the way his speed and skill can help against a Lightning team brimming with both qualities.
The Bruins were spanked commandingly in the faceoff circle throughout the game. David Krejci lost 15 out of 18 faceoff draws Saturday night, and the team won only 26 of 47 in a one-sided beating on the dot.Its so important to start with the puck," said Julien. "When you dont win as many draws as youre used to, youre backpedaling a little bit and those lost draws, and we know how quickly they counter. It certainly didnt help our game tonight.SeveralBruins players that spoke with CSNNE.com afterGame One indicated they thought Patrice Bergeron might be ready to play as early as Game Two on Tuesday night given how well he's progressing from his "mild concussion." No definites given his chance to suffer a setback in the next two days, but it appears the center'sreturn will be sooner rather than later. Bergeron was missed greatly in all three zones during the first game against Tampa Bay.
Stat holds true to form after Game 1 of the series: Bruins are 6-0 when they score first this postseason and the Lightning are an impressive 8-0 when they score first. That means the Bolts are 1-3 in four games during these playoffs when they dont get on the board first.
Lightning goaltender Dwayne Roloson becomes the first goalie to win eight straight playoff games since Hall of Fame goalie Jacques Plante in 1969.
Lightning head coach Guy Boucher has continuously heaped praise on Bruins goaltender Tim Thomas throughout the series, and the Tampa head stayed consistent by lionizing Thomas. It didnt matter that the Bs netminder had allowed three goals in the span of 85 seconds, including a soft backhanded bid to Brett Clark for the Bolts second goal, in the first period.Tim Thomas is going to make miracles, said Boucher. I would be shocked if he doesnt come back with his best game of the playoffs. They came back in the first series, from two games. Its only one game, weve done nothing yet.
Shawn Thornton dropped the gloves with Derek Boogaard on multiple occasions throughout his career and Shane Hnidy was a teammate of the New York Rangers enforcer, who was found dead in his Minneapolis apartment on Friday morning. Hnidy said that the death was hitting him hard, and it was clear he had a lot of respect for the 6-foot-8, 28-year-old Boogie Man.
The hockey community is so tight that its always felt in the players, coaches and even the media when something like this happens, said Hnidy. But its tough when it happens to a teammate, or somebody that youve played with. It hit me pretty hard last night.
TD Garden officials observed a moment of silence for Boogaard prior to the game in a very nice show of respect for the late Rangers tough guy.
Julien said Marc Savard is scheduled to come down from Peterborough, Ontario to Boston during the series.
"Im not quite sure exactly what day or which game, but hes supposed to come down, said Julien. No doubt hes a part of our hockey club. Hes always welcome here anytime he wants to come down. Id be happy to see him if thats the case.
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Azotobacter as Biofertilizer Sangeeta Paul. Azotobacter belongs to the family Azotobacteraceae . This family includes various gram negative, aerobic, heterotrophic, catalase positive, free-living diazotrophic bacteria.
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Azotobacter as Biofertilizer
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Bio-fertilizers are not fertilizers, which directly give nutrition to crop plants. These are cultures of microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, packed in a carrier material. Thus, the critical input in Biofertilizers is the microorganisms. They help the plants indirectly through better Nitrogen (N) fixation or improving the nutrient availability in the soil.
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Improvement in crop production due to with Azotobacter inoculation
Improvement in fruit production due to with Azotobacter inoculation
Indirect mechanism of plant growth improvement by biocontrol
Antagonism against phytopathogens by
Plant growth-promoting activities of different strains of with Azotobacter chroococcum (Apte and Shende, 1981)
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Effect of with Azotobacter inoculation on seed germination
Inhibitory effects of with Azotobacter chroococcum strains on growth of various fungi (Pandey and Kumar, 1990)
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There are 2-3 alternatives depending upon the sophistication and automation of the unit.
Under non sterile system, the broth is harvested from the fermenter into sterilized carrier - the mixing is done manually under aseptic condition and packed in polythene bags of desired quantity.
In a slightly upgraded method, the broth and sterilized carrier are mixed mechanically in a blender and the material is packed using semiautomatic packing and sealing machine. In a slightly modified method some units are packing by delivering desired quantities of carrier and broth simultaneously from separate pipe conveyance system into the polythene bags.
Under a completely sterile system the carrier is taken in autoclavable polypropylene bags and pre sealed - into which the broth from fermenter is directly injected with the help of dispenser. The injection hole is immediately sealed. The packets are kept in incubation room for about a week before transferring to store room.
Sterile system of packing using auto syringe and dispenser is recommended to be the best method and all new units should follow and adopt this system.
As per with BIS specifications, certain tests are required to be conducted, like no. of cells, colony character, reaction etc. Cell number at the time of manufacture should not be less than 107 per gram of carrier material for Azotobacter. Similarly, the number of cell count and permissible contamination at expiry dates are also specified.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010, the Alpha Delta Phi Minnesota Chapter formally initiated 10 new members to the fraternity. The brothers were happy to welcome Alex Bantle, Michael Becker, Robert Covey, Gary Filipp, Dave Fraser, Matt Herbert, Garret Jantsch, Kody Kolb, Bob Larson, and Allen Saakyan to the brotherhood. The new members and the actives were joined by many alumni to celebrate the initiation. The brothers are excited about sharing the Alpha Delta Phi journey with these new members.


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OUTLINE OF JOB Reporting to the Plant Manager in Craiova this role is responsible for the development, implementation and maintenance of lean manufacturing processes across the whole site. This role is also responsible for the development and execution of the Facility Master plan which includes ensuring that the physical facility is maintained and that the environment is both safe and complies to environmental standards as well as ensuring that the facility is configured to support the Business needs. RESPONSIBILITIES • Ensuring that the build plan can be built in the sequence required by the customers. • Develop and implement manufacturing processes which deliver lean production principles within the site. • Develop and implement product flows in batches of one. • Balanced production lines that support consistent takt times • Develop site capacity plans which allow for stepped increases and decreases in output – known line balances and man assignments. • Sequence integrity is maintained through all processes. • Development of processes to reduce standard minutes and thus decrease cost to produce. • Development and implementation of processes to improve productivity of the site. • Ensure operating processes are capable of delivering customer requirements. • Development of visual management systems to control operations especially bottleneck processes. • Deliver capable processes to support business RFT targets • Deliver 100% machine availability – net of planned maintenance – to support OEE improvement. • Deliver TPM processes and multi-skilled maintenance personnel to support 100% machine availability. • Own the process - method documentation and the standard operating procedures must drive the right, Quality, productivity and safety levels. • Ensure all personnel operate to MD/SOP. • Develop and maintain capacity models for the site – based upon facilities constraints. • Lead the process of developing the site capital plan with CGTR Leadership.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor degree in technical studies. SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED • Previous experience of leading in a manufacturing/operations environment - 5 to 7 years minimum • Strong production engineering/manufacturing engineering background and experience of sequential flow operations and lean manufacturing. • Customer Led Quality, Six Sigma GB, Kaizen/Continuous Improvement, Process mapping and Value Stream Transformation • Fluency in English • PC operation skills • Communicative, creative and open to change, attention to details • Influencing skills, Empowerment/Involvement, Facilitating Team performance, Leading through vision/values, Performance management
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David Dav, an Israeli international observer who on Tuesday 08, November was present at Nigerian High Court to witness the trial of the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra has congratulated the defense team of Nnamdi Kanu.
Speaking after the proceedings of the court, he said 'The defense team was wonderful and that their argument was far reaching and appealing than that of the DSS' he further described the actions of the Prosecution team as regrettable.
He regretted that Nigeria is a country the Judiciary has no words of its own; noting that with the argument and everything that transpired in the Court on 8th of November, Nigeria has no case whatsoever against Kanu.
Dav further suggested that going by what happened in the Court, not granting Nnamdi Kanu bail would be a clear indication that there is ulterior motive or conspiracy with the establishment.
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