Owen Franks hit and head-clash with Flip Van Der Merwe
Monday Apr 11, 2011 Owen Franks hit and head-clash with Flip Van Der Merwe In one of the most brutal clashes of the weekend, Bulls lock Flip Van Der Merwe was smashed by Crusaders replacement prop Owen Franks, adding to the misery on the night for the visiting side. The Crusaders, missing key men Richie McCaw and Dan Carter, managed to out muscle the defending Super Rugby champs as they came out 27-0 winners in Timaru on Saturday night. The Bulls were outplayed in most departments, with the power of the Crusaders up front beating them at the breakdown, at lineout time, and one more than one occasion, in the collisions. This hit on Bok lock Van Der Merwe turned out to be quite symbolic, as he came off worst in the hit and head-clash with Franks, leaving him battered and bruised, much like the visitors overall. Franks said that having been on the bench for most of the game, he was frustrated and raring to go when finally getting on, which probably added to the venom of the tackle. “You’re pumped up, you want to make a difference and that’s what it did hopefully. “When you are sitting on the bench you can see where their runners are going and I saw him from a while away I picked it pretty well I suppose,” he said, adding that he wasn’t surprised to see Van Der Merwe left prone, bloodied, on the floor. “Not really I went into it pretty hard and I didn’t come off it perfect myself so it was good to see him down longer than me. I was just a bit dazed at the time but I stayed on my feet.” Time: 01:40 ADVERTISEMENT Posted By: rugbydump Share Send Thanks Sorry there has been an error Big Hits & Dirty Play Related Articles 25 WEEKS AGO Suspensions handed down after testicle grabbing… 26 WEEKS AGO The ‘double ruffle’ splits opinion with fans… 26 WEEKS AGO WATCH: The nastiest and most brutal moments… From the WebThis Video Will Soon Be Banned. Watch Before It’s DeletedSecrets RevealedDoctors Stunned: This Removes Wrinkles Like Crazy! (Try Tonight)Smart Life ReportsIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier LivingHere’s What That Tiny Hole Next to Your Iphone Camera Actually DoesNueey10 Types of Women You Should Never MarryNueeyYou Won’t Believe What the World’s Most Beautiful Girl Looks Like TodayNueeyThe content you see here is paid for by the advertiser or content provider whose link you click on, and is recommended to you by Revcontent. As the leading platform for native advertising and content recommendation, Revcontent uses interest based targeting to select content that we think will be of particular interest to you. We encourage you to view your opt out options in Revcontent’s Privacy PolicyWant your content to appear on sites like this?Increase Your Engagement Now!Want to report this publisher’s content as misinformation?Submit a ReportGot it, thanks!Remove Content Link?Please choose a reason below:Fake NewsMisleadingNot InterestedOffensiveRepetitiveSubmitCancel
ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/146425/house-in-kitabatake-nrm-architects-office Clipboard ArchDaily “COPY” Save this picture!© Eiji Tomita+ 24 Share Houses CopyHouses•Osaka-shi, Japan ShareFacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsappMailOrhttps://www.archdaily.com/146425/house-in-kitabatake-nrm-architects-office Clipboard Photographs: Eiji TomitaText description provided by the architects. House with in-home office constructed in Osaka. The lot is flag-shaped, adjacent to the road at west side and beside to the neighbors on the east and the south. The north neighbor is built at about 5meter lower site which is one of the big factor while planning this house.Save this picture!© Eiji TomitaFirst about lighting; we could not plan a lot of windows at its east and south side due to privacy sake, because the neighbors are at those two sides. And we could not put them at west side either, due to the afternoon sun. On those conditions, we built the big white wall at its west side while reflecting the lights from east and south at its inside to the rooms. This white wall is also the biggest factor at the facade.Save this picture!© Eiji TomitaAnd we planed to put the wide windows at the north side where we expected a broad view of Osaka; you can see that from its 3rd and upper floor.Save this picture!first floor planProject gallerySee allShow lessKKL Luzern Acoustic Upgrade / WSDGArticlesAD Round Up: Refurbishment Part VIIArticles Share Projects House in Kitabatake / NRMSave this projectSaveHouse in Kitabatake / NRM 2010 Area: 170 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project CopyAbout this officeNRM-Architects OfficeOfficeFollowProductConcrete#TagsProjectsBuilt ProjectsSelected ProjectsResidential ArchitectureHousesDabasOsaka-shiHouses3D ModelingJapanPublished on June 29, 2011Cite: “House in Kitabatake / NRM” 29 Jun 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed 12 Jun 2021. 
The trayliners will be present in Burger King outlets until the end of February 2004. 18 total views, 1 views today AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to TwitterTwitterShare to FacebookFacebookShare to LinkedInLinkedInShare to EmailEmailShare to WhatsAppWhatsAppShare to MessengerMessengerShare to MoreAddThis Burger King continues its support for NSPCC Burger King is continuing its support of the NSPCC with trayliners designed to give information on the NSPCC’s current ‘Someone to Turn To’ campaign.Burger King has worked with the NSPCC on various initiatives since 1999, including fundraising and awareness-raising. The advertisement space on the trayliners was donated to the NSPCC by the food company as part of its corporate citizenship programme. NSPCC’s Katie Stringer said: “Teenage Burger King customers are the target audience for this campaign making this a very effective way to reach young people.” Advertisement Howard Lake | 17 February 2004 | News About Howard Lake Howard Lake is a digital fundraising entrepreneur. Publisher of UK Fundraising, the world’s first web resource for professional fundraisers, since 1994. Trainer and consultant in digital fundraising. Founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.org.uk. Researching massive growth in giving.
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Musician Sir Elton John is to auction his grand piano online to raise funds for the Elton John Aids Foundation, after he plays it for the last time on 5 March at a charity event.The piano, which Sir Elton has autographed, will be auctioned on eBay. Bidding will start on 9 March 2006. Advertisement About Howard Lake Howard Lake is a digital fundraising entrepreneur. Publisher of UK Fundraising, the world’s first web resource for professional fundraisers, since 1994. Trainer and consultant in digital fundraising. Founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.org.uk. Researching massive growth in giving.
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News Al Jazeera journalist Mahmoud Hussein back home after four years in prison January 22, 2021 Find out more Reporters Without Borders condemns yesterday’s announcement by the Egyptian authorities that they are extending the provisional detention of three Al-Jazeera journalists for another 15 days.Arrested on 29 December, the three journalists are Cairo bureau chief Mohamed Adel Fahmy, who has Canadian and Egyptian dual nationality, Australian reporter Peter Greste, and an Egyptian producer who does not want his name published.A fourth Al-Jazeera journalist who was arrested at the same time as the other three, Egyptian cameraman Mohamed Fawzi, was released on 31 December.The three detained journalists are accused of broadcasting reports that were “damaging to national security” and of being in possession of Muslim Brotherhood “publications.”A court is meanwhile due to issue a verdict on 2 February in the case of Al-Jazeera Mubasher Misr cameraman Mohamed Badr, who was arrested while covering a demonstration on 15 July and has been held ever since. He is facing a possible 15-year jail sentence.Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediate and unconditional release of all the journalists detained arbitrarily in Egypt in connection with their journalistic activities.——————————————————————————————–2/01/2014Four Al-Jazeera journalists arrested arbitrarily in CairoReporters Without Borders condemns sunday night’s arrests of four Al-Jazeera journalists by the Egyptian secret police in Cairo and calls for their immediate and unconditional release.The four detained journalists are bureau chief Mohamed Adel Fahmy, who has Canadian and Egyptian dual nationality, Australian reporter Peter Greste, Egyptian cameraman Mohamed Fawzy and an Egyptian producer.The interior ministry said they were accused of broadcasting reports that were “damaging to national security” and of being in possession of Muslim Brotherhood “publications.” “The government established after President Morsi’s removal in July is systematically persecuting news media that it regards as Muslim Brotherhood supporters,” Reporters Without Borders said.“Al-Jazeera is one of the leading targets of this campaign of harassment. The authorities have not hesitated to close its offices and arrest its journalists arbitrarily. This campaign seems to have crossed a new threshold with the government’s decision on 25 December to add the Muslim Brotherhood to its list of terrorist organizations.“Journalists are now prohibited from having or disseminating Muslim Brotherhood publications or recordings and face a possible five-year jail sentence if they violate the ban. This prohibition and the arbitrary arrests of media personnel constitute grave threats to freedom of information in Egypt.”Fahmy is a well-known journalist who used to work for CNN and has no known link with the Muslim Brotherhood. Greste is a former BBC reporter who won the Peabody Prize in 2011 for a documentary on Somalia. Help by sharing this information to go further Two other journalists employed by Qatar-based Al-Jazeera, Mohamed Badr and Abdullah al-Shami, have been detained for months. Badr was arrested on 15 July, and Shami was arrested on 14 August (LINK).Egypt is ranked 158th out of 179 countries in the 2013 Reporters Without Borders press freedom index. News February 6, 2021 Find out more EgyptMiddle East – North Africa Receive email alerts
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News UpdatesSafoora Zargar’s Arrest & Detention Was To Curb Her Dissent: UN Human Rights Council’s Working Group Against Arbitrary Detentions LIVELAW NEWS NETWORK14 March 2021 10:28 PMShare This – xThe UN Human Rights Council’s Working Group against Arbitrary Detentions (WGAD) has adopted an opinion criticizing the arbitrary arrest and detention of student activist Safoora Zargar during the anti-CAA protests in Delhi in April 2020. The Group has come to a finding that Safoora’s detention for alleged involvement in delivering speeches at peaceful protests against…Your free access to Live Law has expiredTo read the article, get a premium account.Your Subscription Supports Independent JournalismSubscription starts from ₹ 599+GST (For 6 Months)View PlansPremium account gives you:Unlimited access to Live Law Archives, Weekly/Monthly Digest, Exclusive Notifications, Comments.Reading experience of Ad Free Version, Petition Copies, Judgement/Order Copies.Subscribe NowAlready a subscriber?LoginThe UN Human Rights Council’s Working Group against Arbitrary Detentions (WGAD) has adopted an opinion criticizing the arbitrary arrest and detention of student activist Safoora Zargar during the anti-CAA protests in Delhi in April 2020. The Group has come to a finding that Safoora’s detention for alleged involvement in delivering speeches at peaceful protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act amounts to “deprivation of liberty” and a move to “curb her dissent” by intimidating her. The 11-page opinion published on March 11 stated, “Freedoms of opinion and expression and of peaceful assembly are fundamental human rights enshrined in articles 19 and 20 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, articles 19 and 21 of the Covenant and article 19 of the Constitution of India. The Government must respect, protect and fulfil the right to hold and express opinions, including those that are not in accordance with its official policy, and to think and manifest personal convictions at odds with its official ideology, under the peremptory jus cogens norms of customary international law.” Safoora, a student of Jamia Milia Islamia University was booked under the Indian Penal Code and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, as well as the Arms Act and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. She was arrested at her residence in New Delhi on 10 April 2020 for inciting violence during the anti-CAA protests at the national capital. Allegedly, she was removed from her house by 10 to 12 men and 1 woman, none of them in uniform. On 13 April 2020, the Metropolitan Magistrate’s Court in Karkardooma allowed her bail plea with the observation that given her pregnancy, she needed proper medical care and that most of the offences levelled against her were bailable in nature. However, on her release that day, she was immediately rearrested under another FIR for conspiracy behind Delhi riots. She was finally released on bail on June 23, 2020 by the Delhi High Court on humanitarian grounds. The Working Group noted that the 27-yrs-old activist was arrested in an irregular manner without production of a warrant. She was made to sign blank sheets of paper at the Police Station and was later detained without any legal basis. The Group noted that there is no suggestion that if not detained, Safoora would flee from prosecution. It further noted, “She was detained for an alleged offence for which she is not named, and the complainant in that case is the police. The basis of information on which the police filed the First Investigation Report is mentioned as being secret informers. She was later arrested under another First Investigation Report lodged at a different police station, which allegedly demonstrates misuse of the law by the police to target her.” The Group insisted that given Safoora’s medical condition, who was pregnant at the time, there was no necessity for an urgent arrest of the student activist, however serious the charges. It added that re-arresting her under another FIR after she was granted bail by a Magistrate Court, clearly shows the mala fide intentions of the authorities and Delhi Police to keep her in custody for longer. With respect to the charges levelled against the student activist, the Working Group said, “There is no evidence to suggest that Ms. Zargar’s criticism of the Government called directly or indirectly for violence or could reasonably be considered to threaten national security, public order, public health or morals, or the rights or reputations of others.” In this backdrop, the Group opined that charges under the provisions of the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, the Arms Act and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, faced by Safoora for peaceful exercise of right to freedoms of opinion, expression and peaceful assembly as a woman human rights defender, cannot be regarded as consistent with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights or the Covenant. Significantly, the Group had written to the Government of India, seeking its response in the matter. As the Centre failed to furnish a reply before the Group within the stipulated time, the Group proceeded to form its opinion based on the material supplied to it in the form of a complaint lodged by an un-named source. The Group clarified, “If the source has established a prima facie case for breach of international requirements constituting arbitrary detention, the burden of proof should be understood to rest upon the Government if it wishes to refute the allegations (A/HRC/19/57, para. 68). In the present case, the Government has chosen not to challenge the prima facie credible allegations made by the source.” The matter has now been referred to the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression. It also opined that the appropriate remedy would be to accord Safoora an enforceable right to compensation and other reparations, in accordance with international law. It has thus urged the Central Government to ensure a full and independent investigation of the circumstances surrounding the arbitrary deprivation of liberty of Safoora and to take appropriate measures against those responsible for the violation of her rights.Click Here To Read/ Download StatementSubscribe to LiveLaw, enjoy Ad free version and other unlimited features, just INR 599 Click here to Subscribe. All payment options available.loading….Next Story
Lena Danner Harden was only 5 years old when the last rock was cemented into the Pike Activities Building in 1939. She doesn’t remember a lot about the construction of the “Rock Building” except her dad, Perry “P.L.” Danner, was the master mason on that project and that she and her family had their picture taken in a studio on the day her dad received his bonus for a job well done.Harden sat down with her husband, John, and nephew, Gerald Harden, Monday to dust off the memories of the Rock Building and the role it played in their lives and its importance to the Pike County community in 1939 and in the year 2014.P.L. Danner lived in the River Road area of Barbour County and his skill as a brick mason qualified him as master mason for the Works Progress Administration (WPA) project that would be the central location for all Pike County administrative offices.“My dad also worked on the WPA City Hall project in Brundidge,” Harden said. “I know he walked from home to Brundidge and back for that project, but he caught a ride to Troy because that would have been too long a walk.”Being a child, Harden’s memory of the Rock Building is limited. She doesn’t remember, as her brother Coy Danner does, that their dad’s bonus check was so lucrative that their mama went on a spending spree and bought more than they could carry home.“But, I do know that it was a lot of money for our family,” Harden said, laughing.The construction of the Rock Building helped sustain many Pike County families during the Great Depression and was a “God-send” to the community, Harden said.John Harden and Gerald Harden were, like Lena Harden, only children when the Rock Building was being constructed but they remember the role their families played in the WPA project.Gerald Harden said his family, like so many others gathered rocks and stack them by their mailboxes to be picked up and taken to the building site in downtown Troy.His dad, J.C. Harden, used his brand new pickup truck to transport rocks to the construction site.“We, like farm families all over the county, picked up rocks in the fields and donated them to the building project,” John Harden said. “Everybody wanted to do their part in building a facility that would serve the needs of farm families.“Those who had vehicles or wagons would load the rocks and take them to the site. I don’t imagine there were many families that didn’t contribute to the building of the Rock Building in some way.”Being poor was a universal condition back then, Gerald Harden said.“Rocks were plentiful and didn’t cost anything so donating rocks was a way farm people could contribute,” he said. “And, too, they were probably glad to get the rocks out of their fields.“But, mainly, people worked together and pulled together. They had to in order to survive.”The Rock Building is testimony to the perseverance of Pike County people and a monument to the memory of those who “toted rocks” and those who toiled to construct a building as solid as a rock.“It’s amazing that the Rock Building is still standing and that’s in tribute to those who constructed it,” John Harden said. “Trained and untrained masons worked on the building and it’s still standing strong after 75 years.”Gerald Harden said it’s almost unbelievable that men, probably working from sketches, could have “put together” such a handsome building.“Can you imagine the strength it took to lift those rocks and hold them in place to mortar them,” he said. “Even the small rocks are heavy. I can’t imagine the strength it took to lift the big ones. Even with a scaffold, you had to get the rocks up on it and then lift them into place.”Lena Harden said the Rock Building is “a work of art.”The Hardens all agreed the building is unique in its construction and it’s most important because of its place in Pike County history.“There’s no way to put a dollar value on it,” Gerald Harden said. “And, it will be of more value, historically and dollar wise, as time goes by.”The Hardens said they don’t know the price tag hanging on the restoration of the Rock Building but they know that, once it’s gone, a billion dollars won’t bring it back.The 75th Anniversary of the dedication of the Rock Building will be from 2 until 4 p.m. Sunday at the Rock Building. The celebration will kickoff the fundraising efforts to “Save the Rock Building.”David Helms, who is spearheading the grassroots efforts to save the historic building, said more than 3,000 people attended the dedication of the Pike County Activities Building in July 1939.“Hopes are to raise $3,000 or more in ‘Save the Rock’ donations in honor of the 3,000 people who attended the dedication,” he said. “For only $10, you can ‘Save a Rock’ and those donations will be the seed money to restore the Rock Building.”Entertainment for the 75th Anniversary Celebration of the dedication of the Rock Building will be by the Benton Brothers. Goober cocktails and Moon Pies will be served. At 3:00 p.m., Steve Flowers will read a proclamation in support of the efforts to save the Rock Building that is signed by governing officials in the county. 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Jon Harden, Lena Harden and Gerald Harden are among the first to ”Save a Rock’ in the effort to restore the historic Rock Building. Print Article By The Penny Hoarder Published 7:25 pm Tuesday, July 8, 2014 You Might Like Academy Street School graduates reunite, celebrate history (PHOTOS) The Academy Street High School 9th School Reunion and Historical Marker Dedication Ceremony was held Saturday, July 5. The event… read more Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration Book Nook to reopen Email the author
By Jaine Treadwell Pike County Sheriff’s Office offering community child ID kits MESSENGER PHOTOS | JAINE TREADWELLThe Pennsylvania Dutch barn stands like a sentry guarding its past and preserving its future.The big, red barn on the Luverne Highway, stands proudly at 45×80-feet and three levels tall and has the distinction of being the largest Pennsylvania Dutch barn south of Kentucky.“The barn is off the road and a lot of people probably go by without even noticing it,” said Bonnie Holland, who owns and maintains the historic structure. At the time Holland purchased the property, in the late 1990s, the barn was unpainted.“I love color and I thought it should be a big, red barn,” she said. “I did make one noticeable change. The area that was the gain bin was turned into an apartment. Another change was that I had stairs built to the upper levels. The only way to get from level to the other had been up a straight ladder on the wall and I didn’t want to climb that.”Holland said it was important to her and to the preservation of the barn that the watering and feeding troughs remain as they were originally designed.The doors and stalls are original to the early construction so, for the most part, the Pennsylvania Dutch barn that is part of the Pike County countryside is much as it was the day it was built.Holland said the history of Pike County is preserved in different ways. She strongly supports the efforts of the Pike County Historical and Genealogical Society to preserve the barn culture of the area.The historical society is committed to preserving the barns and country stores that played such an important role in Pike County’s history. In an effort to do so, the countywide historical society is asking all Pike Countians who have an old barn or an old country store on their property to share photographs of these structures and related information so they may be included in two planned publications, one for the barns and the other for the country stores.The structures do not have to be standing or in use to be included in the publications.Also requested is identifying information including the date or possible date the structure was built, the owner and interesting stories related to the structures.Submit photographs, stories and genealogical information to K. J. Folmar, 423 County Road 2201, Goshen, AL 36305. For more information, call (334) 484-2527. Book Nook to reopen Around the WebMd: Do This Immediately if You Have Diabetes (Watch)Blood Sugar BlasterIf You Have Ringing Ears Do This Immediately (Ends Tinnitus)Healthier LivingHave an Enlarged Prostate? 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A concrete section of the ground floor was used for grain storage.“A very interesting and unique feature of the barn was the animals’ watering system,” she said. “On the back side of the barn, there was a large holding tank and, from there, water filtered to troughs inside and a trough outside the barn.”Another unique feature of the barn was a dip tank designed so that the animal could walk through it as a way of treating them for flies and other insects.“The design of the barn was well thought out and, when I bought the house and property, I knew that it should be preserved as it was,” Holland said. Latest Stories By The Penny Hoarder Penny Hoarder Issues “Urgent” Alert: 6 Companies Are… Email the author You Might Like Young dancers take the stage in Troy University summer camp (PHOTOS) Students at the Spotlight on Dance camp practiced all week for their final performance on Friday. Above, Addie Davis joins… read more Plans underway for historic Pike County celebration In 1926, Parke Thompson built the stately barn using lumber from his plantation and stones that were picked up in the fields.“Parke Thompson was a wealthy landowner and the barn was used as breeding house for animals,” Holland said. “He exclusively raised silver heel hogs and transported them to Chicago for shows and judging. So, he had a very upscale and highly regarded hog operation.“He also raised donkeys, horses, cows and mules on the lower level of the barn had stalls for the animals and feeding troughs that ran almost the entire length of the barn.” Skip Print Article Published 11:13 pm Friday, July 25, 2014 Troy falls to No. 13 Clemson