Islamic Center In Dearborn Hosts Annual Memorial Honoring Hizbullah's Spiritual Leader And U.S. Specially Designated Terrorist Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah – July 2024
[12]Commemorations Of Fadlallah In DearbornAnnual memorial services for Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah have been hosted in Dearborn since 2010. [14]Poster announcing Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah's 14th annual memorial commemoration service on Friday, July 5, 2024, at the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn. "[19] The Al-Mabarat Charity Association appears to be affiliated with the "Great Revelations Academy," a school in Dearborn founded in 2015 by supporters of Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. On July 3, 2023, another an article was published covering the 13th memorial service honoring Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. [25]Pictures from the annual memorial anniversary service in honor of Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah held at Al Masjid Al Kabir in Bint Jbeil, South Lebanon.
Source:The Guardian
November 04, 2024 21:58 UTC
Localization: A Strategic Alternative to Globalized Authoritarianism
It was clear to me that the arrival of the global economy had created a pervasive sense of insecurity and disempowerment. In almost every country, educational systems have been shifted towards training students for the skills needed by the corporate world. In the global North, rural areas have been similarly hollowed out by global economic forces. Since food is something that everyone, everywhere, needs every day, a key focus should be on rebuilding the local food economy. The rise of authoritarianism is just one of many interrelated impacts of economic globalization.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 21:40 UTC
New York Times tech workers strike threatens Wordle and US election coverage
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November 04, 2024 21:10 UTC
The damning stat that shows Sir Jim Ratcliffe should stay away from Man United games, why this title race is going to be the best in years and the Liverpool star going under the radar - FIVE THINGS WE
In the latest instalment of this weekly column, Mail Sport picks out five of the most interesting talking points to emerge from the Premier League over the weekend. But rather than despair, weaker frontrunners is a good thing for the Premier League, not bad. Mikel Arteta's side have now conceded first in four of their last six Premier League games - as many as in their previous 31 games. More please…SIR JIM RATCLIFFE'S BARREN RUN GOES ONSpare a thought for Sir Jim Ratcliffe after his wait to see Manchester United win a league game in person continued on Sunday. PS: In five Premier League away games so far this season, Arsenal have mustered just 37 shots.
Source:Express
November 04, 2024 21:02 UTC
Canadian judge, senator and Indigenous reformer Murray Sinclair dies aged 73 – The Guardian
Canadian judge, senator and Indigenous reformer Murray Sinclair dies aged 73 – The GuardianNovember 4, 2024Murray Sinclair, the Anishinaabe judge, senator and university chancellor, who reshaped Canada’s legal system and forced the public to confront the brutal realities of the Indigenous residential school system, has died at the age of 73. Sinclair – whose spirit name was Mizhana Gheezhik, meaning “The One Who Speaks of Pictures in the Sky” – was a champion of Indigenous rights and reconciliation efforts, dedicating his life to reversing the stark inequties many Indigenous communities face as the result of colonial policy. Sinclair, Manitoba’s first Indigenous judge, chaired Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which spent six years compiling testimony from survivors of horrific abuses at the country’s residential school system and concluded that Canada had carried out a policy of “cultural genocide”. Read More: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/04/canadian-judge-senator-and-indigenous-reformer-murray-sinclair-dies-aged-73
Source:The Guardian
November 04, 2024 20:36 UTC
Times letters: Farmers and businesses at risk from budget
Write to letters@thetimes.co.ukSir, Sympathy seems to be aligning with the farming community but small and medium-sized family businesses, which face a similar dilemma, seem to have been forgotten, despite being significant innovators and employers. I am the major shareholder and chairman of a successful group of family companies that have been passed down through five generations without the burden of inheritance tax, allowing them to be nurtured and improved, and providing jobs and incomes for hundreds of staff and their families as well as my three sons, who have joined the business. The staff and the companies have paid countless millions of pounds in tax over the years, providing the government with a stable source of income. We are a UK manufacturer, exporting to
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 18:54 UTC
South Cumbrian teenager denies raping two girls multiple times
The teenager, who cannot be named for legal reasons, appeared before Judge Nicholas Barker and formally entered not guilty pleas to eight alleged sex offences against two girls, both of them younger than he is. He is accused of raping both girls on three occasions and sexually assaulting each of them once. Remanding the defendant into local authority accommodation, Judge Barker adjourned the case until March 3 next year when the trial will get underway. The trial is expected to last at least one week.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 18:16 UTC
New York Times tech union goes on strike one day before election
The New York Times Tech Guild, which represents hundreds of the outlet’s tech staff workers, went on strike on Monday morning – one day before the US presidential election. The threat of a strike has existed within the company for months, raising questions over a potential disruption of election coverage. The Tech Guild called the strike after increasingly intense negotiations between the guild and Times management failed to yield a contract agreement. Kait Hoehne, Times senior software engineer and Tech Guild member, said the group was hoping to avoid a strike as negotiations had continued into late Sunday night. But tech workers were ultimately left feeling they had no other option after the management’s failure to agree on key issues, the Washington Post reported.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 18:06 UTC
University tuition fees to rise to £9,535 in England next year
Bridget Phillipson said increasing the £9,250 maximum tuition fees for domestic students to £9,535 next year had “not been an easy decision”. University tuition fees will rise for the first time in eight years to help universities facing “severe financial challenges”, the Education Secretary said. The previous government raised the cap on university tuition fees in England to £9,000 per year in 2012, but it has been frozen at £9,250 for domestic undergraduate students since 2017. University tuition fees will rise in line with inflation, by 3.1%, and the changes will come into effect from the 2025/26 academic year. Following the announcement on Monday, Jo Grady, general secretary of the UCU, said the hike to tuition fees was “both economically and morally wrong”.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 18:00 UTC
Dimitar Berbatov net worth, Sir Alex Ferguson apology and Manchester United return
More infoManchester United legend Dimitar Berbatov will be back on screens on Monday night as he takes up a new role with Sky Sports. The former striker will be on punditry duty for the Premier League clash between Fulham and Brentford on Monday Night Football. It will be his first appearance on Monday Night Football, although Berbatov has previously been a pundit on Sky’s Super Sunday. READ MORE: Manchester United handed major injury boost just in time for Ruben Amorim arrivalREAD MORE: Bruno Fernandes makes feelings clear on one of Erik ten Hag's final Manchester United decisionsAhead of his appearance, here’s a closer look at the 43-year-old, who scored 56 goals in 149 appearances in a Manchester United shirt. Sir Alex Ferguson apologySpeaking back in 2020, Berbatov revealed that he received an apology from former manager Sir Alex Ferguson following his omission from the squad for the 2011 Champions League final against Barcelona.
Source:Express
November 04, 2024 17:52 UTC
Quincy Jones’s 10 best hits: from Fly Me to the Moon to Thriller
It is hard to rank Quincy Jones’s work because it stretched over such a wide range. Comparing the pop innocence of, say, his production of Lesley Gore’s It’s My Party with the dirty funk of Jones’s own Cool Joe, Mean Joe (Killer Joe) is a fool’s errand. What really shines through, though, is his way of masking any complexities under a carapace of the things that make music flow by yet stick in the mind: tunefulness, grooviness, something unique to make it stand out. With that in mind, here are ten of the best, spanning the length and breadth of his varied career. Jones threw himself into disco funk abandon with a surprise cover of a song by the British singer Chaz Jankel, former member
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November 04, 2024 16:36 UTC
Inverness Courier journalist presents BBC Radio 4 Menopause Matters documentary after going through ‘the change’ at 15
Doctors Emma and Beth with BBC Radio 4 producer Alasdair Cross and presenter of the documentary Annabelle. A 21-year-old Inverness Courier journalist has created a documentary as a part of BBC Radio 4’s new series called Menopause Matters. In this 30-minute programme, Annabelle Gauntlett looks into the history of HRT, why there was a halt in prescribing and taking it in the early 2000s and the importance of women supporting women. She was diagnosed so young.”Doctors Emma and Beth with BBC Radio 4 producer Alasdair Cross and presenter of the documentary Annabelle. Today’s programme was the first episode of three in the new series of Menopause Matters with BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 16:18 UTC
New York Times-owned The Athletic reports quarterly profit for first time
The New York Times building in Manhattan, 26 October 2022. Picture: Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesThe Athletic made a profit in the third quarter of 2024 for the first time since its launch, according to the latest financial results from parent publisher The New York Times Company. In Q3 the New York Times Company surpassed 11 million total subscribers for the first time, reaching 11.09 million with 260,000 net new digital subscribers, the company said. The New York Times Company overall grew adjusted operating profit by 16% to $104.2m compared to the same period last year, while revenue was up by 7% to $640.2m. Advertising revenue was up 1% to $118.4m (with digital up 9% and print down 13%).
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 15:20 UTC
England’s 10 best primary schools in 2024 have been crowned by the Times
Now, lots of the primary school kids of the ’90s and ’00s are probably responsible for choosing a school for their own little ’uns. There are more than 16,000 primary schools across the UK, so there’s plenty of choice out there. So, without further ado, these are England’s top 10 primary schools right now, according to the times. Top 10 primary schools in England 2024, according to the TimesHampden Gurney CofE Primary School, Westminster Lowbrook Academy, Maidenhead St Stephen’s RC Primary School, East Ham St Andrew’s RC Primary School, Streatham Judith Kerr Primary School, Southwark St Ives Primary and Nursery School, St Ives The Russell School, Hertfordshire Carlton Junior and Infant School, Dewsbury Hartwell Primary School, Hartwell South Farnham School, FarnhamYou can find out where London schools placed in the list here. Have a look at this list of the UK’s 10 best state secondary schools and this one of England’s 10 best private schools.
Source:The Times
November 04, 2024 14:48 UTC
Rod Stewart swapped this gold disc for a national cap from a Rangers and Scotland legend
A gold disc which Sir Rod Stewart swapped with Rangers legend Sandy Jardine in return for a Scotland cap has been featured on the Antiques Roadshow. During one conversation, Tartan Army fan Sir Rod told Jardine how he would love to own a Scotland international cap. When the former defender, who died aged 65 in 2014, said he would like to own a gold disc, the pair agreed to a swap deal. Many years ago he and Kenny Dalglish were very close friends with Rod Stewart. Bisram said: "As we know Rod Stewart is a crazy football fan and your husband is a Scottish legend.
Source:Express
November 04, 2024 14:19 UTC