Ifeoluwa Adebayo Ifeoluwa Adebayo $(document).ready(function(){(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({})}); philosopher Henri Hude talks about some of the theses of his book "Philosophy of War" (not translated into English) Former student of the prestigious École Normale Supérieure, Henri Hude is a professor of philosophy at the military school for officers of the French army (Saint-Cyr). His latest book, "Philosophy of war"resonates for religions as a call for a philosophical and spiritual leap to build the peace of tomorrow's world – Supernatural war total implies the use of all available means it would lead to the destruction of humanity The terrifying possibility of such destruction gives rise to the project of abolishing war as a condition for the survival of mankind it is necessary to institute a single world power But plurality can always be reborn: by secession the security of the world requires more broadly the destruction of all power apart from the Leviathan It is necessary not only to put an end to the plurality of political and social powers but also to destroy all other powers: spiritual We are beyond a mere project of universal imperialism This Orwellian-Nazi project is so monstrous that it has a paradoxical consequence The universal Leviathan becomes the common enemy number 1 of all nations guarantees the lasting alliance of former enemies Religions and wisdom are the main guarantee of freedom and peace because it is part of this logic of peace for an anti-Leviathan alliance to become Leviathan is always the temptation of every power in this world first and foremost a fundamental concept of political science But it finds a terrible application in the political and cultural choices of Western The "woke" ideology is a machine for making subhumans the liberal state into a police surveillance state Such imperialism is both abominable and dysfunctional except in the oldest and most controlled Western countries The Pope is right to prepare for the future the strategy of the Leviathan is to spread everywhere the most violent and sectarian See how they take advantage of NATO's failures in Ukraine to get rid of the Leviathan It is not at all about creating a single syncretic religion because low-end relativism is the first principle of the culture of subhumans that the Leviathan wants to inject in everyone to dominate everything dictatorially This gives rise to friendship and friendly conversation between people sincerely seeking God not to pseudo "interreligious dialogue" between clerics or modernist secular intellectuals relativistic and blamed to the bone by the Leviathan you have to start by putting your own house in order if we French Catholics do not have ambiguous relations with political power we sometimes blame ourselves by apologizing for existing in the public sphere If the "woke" culture were universally imposed it would be the loss of all souls and the end of all decent civilization Resistance to the imposition of the "woke" culture can be a cause of just war and it is for this reason that the soft power of the West is evaporating at great speed This is without prejudice to the justice due to Ukraine and charity among Catholics I want to ask you: is cowardice inherent in Christianity Christ said that He did not come to bring peace on earth He also says that He vomits out the lukewarm there would be nothing to change if the word "God" were replaced with the word "fluff" In his book "Ecumenical Jihad," Peter Kreeft (pp.41-42) writes: "It took a Muslim student in my class at Boston College to rebuke Catholics for removing their crucifixes." "We don't have pictures of this man even if someone tried to force us to do so But you are so ashamed of him that you remove him from your walls You are more afraid of what your enemies may think if you keep your crucifixes than what He may think if you take them down So I think we are better Christians than you are." To be ashamed of Christ we call it respect for freedom We believe that we have opened ourselves to the world when we have abdicated all evangelical freedom when we are only participating in this lamentable evolution which Solzhenitsyn called the "decline of courage" you have to be able to resist the Leviathan Bismarck put thirty bishops in prison and in the end had to abandon the Kulturkampf I do not know what the Pope was referring to The expressions "true Islam" and "proper interpretation" raise very difficult problems and the phrase can be given very different meanings in which he displays a truly impressive erudition He believes that he must interpret the phrase as if the Pope were speaking as a historian of ideas But I believe that the Pope is not speaking as a historian of ideas these are subjects to which thePetrine charism of infallibility) The Pope is neither Machiavellian nor ignorant we must distinguish between force and violence All great religions and wisdoms oppose all violence All societies have the right to self-defense If any use of armed force were morally forbidden for any society in all circumstances it would be morally obligatory to suffer any aggression morality would compel us to obey even perverts who would like to destroy all moral principles societies have a right and sometimes a duty of self-defense Some abuses understand no language except force So you draw a red line in front of them on the ground "This line means that I would rather risk my life and suffer than suffer what you want to impose on me you will have to risk your life and suffer." If you are incapable of this behavior Subscribe to Omnes magazine and enjoy exclusive content for subscribers or ‘Hude’ as her closest family and friends came to know her came to death peacefully at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago Judith Mary McDonnell Rupp was born on Friday the 13th of July to William “Bill” McDonnell and Helen Pfannenstiel McDonnell.  Judy always considered Friday the 13th to be one of the luckiest days Judy’s father preceded her in death in 1961 and her mother later married Raymond Nugent in 1963.  Together they raised Judy and 17 other children and foster-child Iowa.  Ray preceded Judy in death in 2006 Judy grew up with her uncommonly large family in Grand Mound The two families came together with a little tug They became known as the McNugent’s and still call themselves that today Judy graduated from Central DeWitt High School in DeWitt She attended two years at Clinton Community College keypunching and a small amount of RPG coding She joined John Deere Davenport Works computer department and worked there until 1980 when she married Scott Rupp and they moved to NYC with Scott’s employment IL where their family of five children began In 1998 Scott and Judy split and Judy moved with the kids to the Arrowhead Subdivision IL where they remained in the family homestead until she sold it in 2019 and moved to her current home in Home Glen Judy went to work for DuPage Internal Medicine and continued with this same group of wonderful people throughout corporate changes from DPIM to Cadence Physician Group to now Northwestern Medicine.  In April Judy transferred to Northwestern Medicine Palos Heights Hospital ER as a registration representative She would say it was like reading several different story books all night long… never a dull moment and many ‘OMG’ moments She loved interacting with co-workers and patients Her goal was always to have customer satisfaction and a smile on their face as they left her desk Judy loved to laugh and could almost always find humor in any situation She loved what she called ‘story time,’ and would give what she considered a ‘life lesson’ through one of her own past adventures or someone’s she knew of using Paul Harvey’s ‘… rest of the story’ as her favorite educational tool Those left to honor Hude’s memory include her children Tim (Nia) Rupp and Dan (Sarah and granddaughter Anastasia) Rupp The McNugents continue to thrive through squeaks & groans here and there with siblings and spouses Margaret (Andy Beierwaltes) Bill (Liz) McDonnell with recitation of the Rosary at 6:30 p.m. Visitation will continue at Schultz Funeral Home January 4th, with recitation of the Rosary at 1:15 p.m Judy will be buried in the McNugent family plot in Calvary Cemetery Those attending are invited to join the family for a luncheon following at the Grand Mound Community Center.  Judy was and always will remain the Queen Bee Arrangements are in the care of Schultz Funeral Home Condolences may be expressed at www.schultzfuneralhomes.com His dedication and talents have earned him a place amongst global leaders in health informatics for health promotion and disease prevention over the past two decades Quan’s research focuses on developing and improving the quality of big data for use in precision medicine disease surveillance and improving health-care systems Quan’s creative ideas and successes have netted him millions in research dollars and numerous accolades most recently a prestigious University of Calgary Killam Annual Professorship for excellence in teaching “I am so thankful for the people around me Quan’s humility and deep faith were cultivated during his formative years Quan was born in a small town in China in 1962 but his family didn’t hold high hopes for his education as only families of the communist party members were able to attend university at the time But Quan’s intelligence and hard work paid off He was just 15 when China reformed the university entrance system and he was invited to write university entrance exams an opportunity given to just one in 1,000 high school students Although he was unsuccessful the first time Quan rewrote the exams and was selected to attend Harbin Medical University That’s when he was told he would be specializing in public health a tough blow for the young man who dreamed of being a surgeon who went on to earn a master's degree in epidemiology after medical school at Harbin studying the social determinants of health in the Korean population third from right) poses with the group from the Centre for Health Informatics Quan collected health data from 10,000 people and set up a database that was used in developing China’s health information system His findings helped set the course of his career “The Korean population had the highest prevalence of heart disease and stroke in China,” says Quan whose focus has remained on cardiovascular health at the population level Quan landed his first faculty position at Harbin Medical University It was during this time that he met cardiologist Sarah Quan Quan continued his epidemiology training in London earning a diploma before heading back to China Quan decided to quit his faculty position and was offered a job in business But fate intervened when Quan agreed to a favour for his old employer when they asked him to be interpreter for a group of visiting University of Calgary scientists the former head of the Department of Community Health Sciences Love was so impressed with Quan that he offered him a scholarship to pursue his doctorate in Calgary “I only carried a small suitcase when I came to Calgary and I started the program one month late,” said Quan noting his early years in Calgary were a struggle as his scholarship only covered his tuition meaning he had to work while he earned his degree Quan completed an eight-hour overnight shift before coming to school for a full day of academics earning his degree in 1998 and began working as a data researcher at Alberta Health in Calgary He also completed a postdoctoral fellowship in data quality research under the mentorship of Dr Quan joined UCalgary as an assistant professor He developed and taught a class for graduate students on administrative data analysis methodology noting many of his students have published papers because of this class Priority on advancement of staff and colleagues Several of Quan’s old students now work with him Eastwood praises Quan as a strong and driven leader explaining he places the well-being and advancement of staff and colleagues at the forefront Quan is consistently focused on improving people’s lives .. he is a solid mentor who humbly leads and sets an example for treating all students and all colleagues with respect,” she says “I cannot say enough about his humble strength and visionary abilities.” director of the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta Quan ranks amongst the top one per cent of scientists worldwide,” says Anderson “His research on administrative health data coding and the surveillance of cardiovascular diseases including hypertension has had enormous impact His inspirational leadership has also produced the next generation of epidemiologists.” Quan is also a member of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health He holds the Chiu Family/AstraZeneca Chair in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at the Libin Institute Nominations for the Killam Research and Teaching Awards close Aug. 10, 2019. The Killam Research and Teaching Awards honour outstanding teaching, supervision, and research at the University of Calgary. Nominations are made by your faculty’s sean. To learn more about the awards and how to nominate a scholar, visit the Research website.  First let me say what some of you may have seen of me during a traffic stop on Valentine’s Day – of all days – was not an isolated incident.  People tend to equivocate and talk about extenuating factors – or claim it’s ”not indicative of who I am.” But sadly under some circumstances, it is who I am.  that's been applauded when the subject of my comments is someone who is doing something that people don’t want to be done People like someone to stand behind and – both in terms of girth and character – I’m one of those people who people with a beef like to have on their side.  More of our Martin Hyde confrontation coverage ► Who is Sarasota congressional candidate Martin Hyde? ► OPINION: Hyde's comments to officer more despicable than originally thought ► Sarasota congressional candidate allegedly threatened to 'end' cop's career during traffic stop it was a Sarasota Police officer who was doing nothing more than her job I admit that I did expect the reception that I get from most local cops which is a positive one because I have fought – in my aggressive manner – on their behalf on everything from officer pay to internal affairs matters At the point when I realized that my rather silly statement – “Do you know who I am?” –  wasn’t going to work instead of restraint and a little humility it was righteous indignation that ran through my veins The result was a video that showed me at my rather pathetic worst and for which no apology or explanation is likely to be accepted. Nor should it be. However I will say this one more time for posterity: because I got caught. I am sorry because I let so many people down I am sorry because I let down all of the people who supported me – people who had reasonably hoped that I had learned my lesson from before I am sorry because in a democracy without congressional term limits I have taken away the opportunity for people to make changes in a stagnant system that rewards incumbency over innovation and true local representation I was prepared to use my limited resources to mount a congressional campaign based on equity as opposed to elitism – which is the irony of the manner of my demise I hope that the hundreds of calls that I got on my cellphone – from all over the United States – telling me what a fat entitled person I am will not only get me back to eating properly but to also be mindful that it is how we are at our worst that defines our progress as adults But with God’s guidance I hope that I will get better over time I will end on a positive note – positive in terms of being liberating because I will not be constrained by towing the party line going forward.  The Sarasota County Republican Party is controlled by a small group of self-appointed elites and special interests that I have never liked – and now I can say that.  All of the current statehouse representatives influential families who used their money to get them into office All of them crave higher office despite doing nothing to have earned the elected offices that they now hold And until we do something about this form of elitism my childish behavior will pale in comparative importance.  One last thing: Vote “No” on the March 8 ballot issue that seeks to eliminate single-member districts in Sarasota County as it would only benefit property developers who are the biggest donors to the Sarasota County Republican Party.  Martin Hyde is a Sarasota businessman and a former Republican Party candidate for Florida’s 16th Congressional District Collingwood’s VFL side have started the season in great fashion with a comfortable 85-point win over Richmond VFL at Punt Road Oval on Thursday morning but it was an explosive eight-goal third term that saw them burst away to really put their mark on the match showed plenty of cohesion and connection as they put their fast and energetic transition game on full display and Liam Hude led the goal-kickers' tally with four each Josh Bennetts and Harry Mahoney all kicked two majors Young tall forward West made his presence known in the forward line taking some great contested marks and using his frame to his advantage more often than not His fourth goal showed he can also compete at ground level bringing the ball to ground out of the contest before slotting the goal with a kick around the body The team will next take to the field on Saturday 8 March against Essendon at Windy Hill RICHMOND                  3.0     5.1      5.4      7.6 (49)COLLINGWOOD           4.1     7.3     15.4     20.5 (132) The match highlights from Collingwood's pre-season 83-point win over the Tigers Collingwood’s Head of High Performance Jarrod Wade has provided an injury and health update ahead of Collingwood’s Round 9 match against Fremantle at Optus Stadium on Thursday Collingwood and Carlton will mirror the inaugural season opener with a clash at IKON Park The Collingwood Football Club is pleased to unveil its 2025 Sir Doug Nicholls Round (SDNR) guernsey COLLINGWOOD superstar Nick Daicos showed no signs of being slowed down by an off-season foot injury putting any ill effects behind him to dominate in an AAMI Community Series slogging over Richmond Collingwood Coach Craig McRae outlines selection changes ahead of the Pies' clash with the Dockers on Thursday night VFLW captain Dom Carbone leads from the front in Collingwood's loss to the Western Bulldogs in Round 3 Defender Charlie Dean was a standout in the Pies' VFL defeat to the Dogs and Murphy Crisp are mic'd up for Jack's 245th consecutive game The Collingwood Football Club is deeply saddened to learn of the death of former player David Norman The Collingwood Football Club respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners as the land on which the Collingwood Football Club works and plays The Club pays its respects to elders past and present as the knowledge-holders and custodians of this land The Danish bred 4-year old Oldenburg stallion Ikon has moved into training with Helen Langehanenberg Ikon is by Ibiza out of Havanna Byager (by Hotline x Alabaster) He is bred by Niels Therkelsen in Denmark and was originally named Ibizkus Byager He sold as a 6- week old foal to American Laura Brandt who was interested in having an offspring out of Havanna's damline Grand dam Alikantje produced the internationally competed Grand Prix horse Herzregent (Mateusz Cichon) The bay stallion was sent to Johannes Westendarp to be prepared for the 2019 Oldenburg Stallion Licensing in Vechta Ikon was then sent into training with David Taylor where the Oldenburg Licensing Committee accepted him for breeding in a private licensing the horse underwent a name change and got registered as "Ikonic" with the German federation as his breeding name In 2020 Brandt moved the horse to Anna Mitter (née Neubauer) for further training upon the recommendation of California based trainer Markus Gribbe Mitter made her show debut on the stallion whose sport name is "Ikon 15" with the German federation The pair first competed at the local show in Huge At the 2020 Oldenburg Young Horse Championships they placed fourth He was selected as second reserve to represent the Oldenburg breed society at the 2020 Bundeschampionate in Warendorf Mitter prepared Ikon for his 14-day suitability test in Schlieckau on 14 - 22 September 2020 8 for rideability and 8.75 for rideability under the test rider He finished on a total of 7.78 points with 8.24 for dressage and 7.10 for show jumping owner Brandt has decided to sent her stallion to Helen Langehanenberg for training The German Olympian accepted the horse into her barn Mitter and Ikon at the 2020 Oldenburg Young Horse Championships"I have always admired Helen's riding," Brandt told Eurodressage "I literally emailed an "info at" email I found on her website that I googled (late one night after a cocktail) and did not expect a response she did respond and the next thing I knew she was trying Ikon at Anna's stable She rode him beautifully with so much feel but we chose to send him to Helen for further education Ikon has mainly been focused on sport and a breeding career is secondary "I will decide where he will stand at stud when I can personally get to Germany again once the Corona Crisis is under control," said Brandt "I need to see for myself the breeding conditions I will put my own 2 mares in foal to him though in 2021 for sure Both are OLD State Premium mares and both are highly graded." The plan is for Ikon to stay in Germany with Helen indefinitely He will have another stallion test in January "I hope she will do some Bundeschampionate qualifiers but it is entirely up to her and what is in the best interest of Ikon," said Brandt "Anna delivered Ikon to Helen personally and has been an amazing professional to Ikon and me personally Many people do not know this but she also had Ikon's father Ibiza in her stable She is a lovely person and a fantastic rider!" Photos © Ruchel - LL-foto Related LinksOldenburg Riding Horses Selected for 2020 BundeschampionateBellany Named Champion of the 2019 Oldenburg Stallion Licensing Stalls for Rent at Durondeau Dressage in Peer, Belgium Exceptionally Well Located Equestrian Facility in Wellington, Florida Well-built Equestrian Estate With Multiple Business Opportunities in Sweden Stable Units for Rent at Lotje Schoots' Equestrian Center in Houten (NED) For Rent: Several Apartments and Stable Wing at High-End Equestrian Facility Stable Wing Available at Reiterhof Wensing on Dutch/German border Real Estate: Well-Appointed Country House with Extensive Equestrian Facility in the U.K. Rémi Blot The 2024 Smithy’s VFL season came to end for the Brisbane Lions on Saturday at the hands of Werribee in the Preliminary Final the Lions faced the tough task of tackling a Werribee side who had only lost one game since Round 5 the Lions controlled much of the contest in the first and third terms kicking with the breeze but were unable to capitalise on their dominance booting 4 goals Werribee were able to run over the top with the wind in the final quarter winning 10.6 (66) to 6.10 (46) A bright start saw Academy product Liam Hude boot the opener to give the Lions the upper hand before Werribee responded with a major of their own Inaccuracy plagued the Lions the opening term kicking three minor score before Luke Lloyd steady the ship to take an eight-point lead into quarter time Liam Hude gets @lions_vfl off to the perfect start!🎥: Watch the Smithy’s VFL Finals Series live and free on the AFL website and AFL Live Official App: https://t.co/3V9lTkSGTM pic.twitter.com/pplElzmyIy The battle was heating up in the midfield with two fancies for the J.J Liston Trophy, Jarryd Lyons and Werribee’s Dom Brew going head-to-head.  Lyons finished with 28 touches, nine clearances and eight tackles to be one of Brisbane’s best on the day.  Joining him was Deven Robertson who fought hard all day, gathering 24 disposals but made a whopping game-high of 16 tackles.  Kicking against a strong breeze in the second, the Lions made it a contested battle, Werribee were able to get forward of centre and boot two goals.  Will McLachlan ensured the Lions were close at the half-time break kicking truly to trail by only one-point at the half.  Henry Smith was a standout in the ruck, up against some stiff competition he toiled hard all day winning 53 hitouts, eight clearance and affecting 13 tackles in an all-round performance.  The third term belonged to the Lions but they rued missed opportunities in front of goal as the wind played havoc.  Brandon Ryan got the Lions off to the perfect start after half-time, despite dominating possession and inside 50s, Werribee’s defence only conceded two rushed behinds before they booted a goal of their own.  VFL debutant and Lions Academy product Ty Gallop kicked his first major at state level in what was a strong performance and battled hard all day.  Four behinds to finish the third quarter kept Werribee within striking distance as they turned for home holding an 11-point advantage.  Two goals inside the first 10 minutes saw the Lions on the back foot earlier in the last term, Liam Hude’s second ensured the Lions kept pace with Werribee before the floodgates opened.  The Tigers kicked the last three goals of the game to run away 20-point winners, ending the Lions season for the second straight year.  Bruce Reville was strong all day playing primarily in the midfield collecting 18 possessions and making 14 tackles.  The Lions qualified for their third consecutive Preliminary Final, highlighting the strength of the Clubs’ VFL program, in VFL coach, Ben Hudson’s second season in charge.  Goals: Hude 2, Ryan, McLachlan, Lloyd, Gallop  Best: Lyons, Robertson, Reville, Tunstill, Prior, Smith  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brisbane Lions 🦁 (@brisbanelions) We're heading to Tasmania for Round 9 against North Melbourne The Brisbane Lions are proud to launch their 2025 Sir Doug Nicholls Round guernsey we're asking you to vote for the Brisbane Lions player that was the ultimate MVP The player who stood up and put forward a performance that separated them from the rest of the pack Jack Payne talks to media as the Lions begin preparations for the Round 9 clash with North Melbourne Watch Brisbane’s press conference after round eight’s match against Gold Coast Will Ashcroft delivers a standout performance and shares a special moment with his dad while accepting the Marcus Ashcroft Medal The Lions and Suns clash in round eight of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership Season Brisbane is still king of the Queensland hill storming to the top of the competition table with a 17-point QClash victory over Gold Coast at a sold-out Gabba on Sunday night The AFL has confirmed the fixture for week three of the 2024 Toyota AFL Finals Series We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land the Yuggera and Turrbal people and pay our respects to their Elders past and present We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page but it’s been a boon for many suburban shopping strips that are reviving as people shop and spend locally In Melbourne’s affluent south-eastern suburbs the vacancy rate on High Street Armadale – famous for its bridal shops fashion boutiques and cafe culture – has more than halved in two years to just 2.3 per cent according to Fitzroys’ 2024 Walk the Strip Report It’s one of 26 Melbourne suburban retail strips – more than 70 per cent of the 37 surveyed this month by the commercial real estate agency – where vacancy rates are running below their long-run average Other well-known strips where vacancy rates have fallen sharply recently include iconic fashion destination Chapel Street South Yarra (down to 7.1 per cent from over 20 per cent four years ago) Collingwood (down to 3.2 per cent from over 8 per cent two years ago) and grungy St Kilda haunt Acland Street (down to 9.4 per cent after peaking at almost 15 per cent three years ago) It’s a similar story in Sydney’s eastern suburbs with health food stores frozen yoghurt chains and sashimi bar operators leasing up shops in Paddington’s Oxford Street and Gould Street managing director of Ray White Commercial eastern suburbs the number of vacant shops is nowhere near what it used to be five years ago,” Mr Toltsan said Fitzroys associate director James Lockwood said the biggest driver of the revival of retail strips was the work-from-home trend “This has supported suburban business as greater numbers of Melburnians go to their local villages to get a coffee go to the gym or do a pilates or yoga session or get their hair and nails done,” he said Mr Lockwood said work-from-home coupled with population growth and the completion of new residential apartments above or near retail strips were strong motivators for hospitality businesses to open new premises “Gaps are being identified in the market and new food concepts from places like Hong Kong and elsewhere are being brought to these strips,” Mr Lockwood said who has operated high-end wine merchant Armadale Cellars on High Street Armadale for almost three decades – and survived the “rollercoaster ride” of high vacancy rates and the catchcry that shopping strips were “dead” – said work-from-home had been a big positive for the strip Rather than getting into Maseratis and driving into town “At 2pm they’re heading down to the High Street to buy a bottle of wine and get ingredients for dinner.” but it’s not happening everywhere,” Mr Hude said This is borne out by the Walk The Strip report Richmond continue to struggle with vacancy rates of 14 – 15 per cent said there was “huge foot traffic” on the strip compared with a year ago but also nearby office workers coming into our cafe The pick-up in foot traffic has encouraged the likes of Queensland fashion label Dissh Lune Croissanterie and boutique grocers The Leaf Store to open up on the High Street This is despite rent surging to up to $2000 a square metre for prime spots making it Melbourne’s most expensive retail strip ahead of Church Street Brighton (the country’s tightest retail strip with a 0.7 per cent vacancy rate) where retail rents average $1300 to $1400 per square metre On recovering Chapel Street in South Yarra a greater willingness by some landlords to downwardly adjust rents and offer more flexible leasing terms has helped lease up vacant shops “Ten years ago you were paying $1500 per square metre Mr Lockwood said high vacancy on Bridge Road – particularly between Punt Road and Church Street – related to this part of the strip “still finding its identity” following the exodus of discount fashion outlets that dominated it The much lower 7.2 per cent vacancy rate on the Church Street to Burnley Street eastern end of Bridge Road was being driven by hospitality businesses and the completion of apartment projects Sydney commercial real estate Melbourne commercial real estate Brisbane commercial real estate Adelaide commercial real estate Perth commercial real estate Canberra commercial real estate Darwin commercial real estate Hobart commercial real estate NSW properties for sale VIC properties for sale QLD properties for sale SA properties for sale WA properties for sale ACT properties for sale NT properties for sale TAS properties for sale NSW properties for lease VIC properties for lease QLD properties for lease SA properties for lease WA properties for lease ACT properties for lease NT properties for lease TAS 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Classification of Diseases 11th revision (ICD-11) ICD is the global standard for classifying and reporting health conditions and diseases and the 11th edition upgrades the classification system for use in digital environments.  “In health care, we collect so much data, but collection is only one part,” says Dr. Hude Quan, PhD, director of the O’Brien Institute WHO Collaborating Centre for Classification “We need to turn this information into usable knowledge and health informatics makes this possible.” In the photo above Quan addresses the crowd at the conference.  The WHO-FIC Network includes collaborating centres update and promote the implementation of WHO health classification systems The O’Brien Institute was recently re-designated a WHO Collaborating Centre — in large part due to the central role its researchers have played in the development It is far more comprehensive and digitalized than its predecessor ICD-11 also has potential to be integrated into electronic health records such as Connect Care in Alberta to code patients’ medical histories This coded information could then be used for precision medicine and precision public health Delegates from 58 countries attended WHO-FIC 2019 “Not only have we been working in partnership with the WHO on classification but eHealth and the integration of health information is an O’Brien Institute priority,” says Dr “Hosting this meeting is a convergence of many of our initiatives and many of our people.” ICD-11 was adopted at the WHO World Health Assembly this spring, giving the green light for countries around the world to begin planning its implementation. Given the work Cumming School of Medicine researchers have done on ICD-11 says this was a good year to bring the conference to Alberta “Our collaborating centre here in Calgary has a long tradition in analyzing and studying coded data and has been incredibly supportive in the development of WHO classifications and terminologies It is an important knowledge hub in our WHO-FIC family,” says Kostanjsek Bringing together more than 250 delegates from around the world WHO-FIC featured several days of strategic meetings as well as a conference component with international keynote speakers who talked about harnessing data for use in precision medicine Another presentation from the director of the Center for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality focused on what all of this digital health information could mean for improving patient care Representatives from WHO sites around the world also gave updates on ICD-11 implementation who is the primary investigator on one of the largest ICD-11 trials to date — using full hospital records to test the new coding system “As the world moves towards implementation of ICD-11 there are some guidelines for success that we discovered from our study involving coding 3,000 hospital charts,” says Eastwood Allowing sufficient time to learn and practice using ICD-11 coding is one of the recommendations Eastwood and her team have for countries working to implement the new system Eastwood also recommends face-to-face training with the opportunity to practise the complex coding system with coding experts Eastwood and her colleagues at the O’Brien Institute’s WHO Collaborating Centre are building a framework and interactive tool for estimating the cost for the provinces implementing ICD-11 this tool will be available for all countries to use for estimating the cost of moving to ICD-11 This information could be used by governments or decision-makers to pave the way for ICD-11 in their country The next WHO-FIC meeting will take place in Thailand in 2020 Dr. Hude Quan, PhD, is a professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences at the CSM, a member of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health and the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta Dr. William Ghali, MD, is a professor in the departments of Medicine and Community Health Sciences, scientific director of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health, and a member of the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta at the CSM is an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Community Health Sciences at the Cumming School of Medicine and a member of the Libin Cardiovascular Institute of Alberta The annual meeting of the WHO Family of International Classifications Network took place in Banff Read more Read more Read more Read more Read more Vivian Silvestri: 215-949-4161; email, vsilvestri@calkins.com Haneen DajaniUAEJune 06 The Brisbane Lions VFL side are off the perfect start holding off Collingwood by 2-points at Brighton Homes Arena on Good Friday In a game full of momentum swings, it was the Lions who shot out to the early lead thanks to Kai Lohmann and Logan Morris Lohmann booted four goals for the match and stood tall in the last quarter finishing with 16 touches six marks and eight tackles in an all-around performance Six goals to two in the first quarter ensured the Lions held a 27-point advantage at the opening break The Lions midfield was on top early through J. J. Liston Medallist, Jarryd Lyons and rookie Bruce Reville as Harry Sharp played an important role on the wing Liam Hude take a bow 😍The Lions young gun with a gem from the boundary.🎥: Watch the Smithy’s VFL live and free on the AFL website and AFL Live Official App: https://t.co/3V9lTkSGTM pic.twitter.com/QBHBcEYqKG Lyons finished with 32 touches and eight clearances while Sharp patrolled the wing well with 18 disposals and nine marks.  Following Morris’ third to kickstart the second term and Kyle Dunkley’s first, it was all Collingwood.  The Pies booted the next four goals to cut the margin to one straight kick at the main break.  Draftee, Morris, was the pick for Brisbane at the halfway mark and would finish with 3 goals and 9 marks.  In a complete swap of the quarter previous, it was Collingwood who opened the scoring but the Lions answered with momentum of their own.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brisbane Lions 🦁 (@brisbanelions) Dunkley booted his second and third majors while Lohmann bobbed up for his second after a nice overhead mark The ball pinged from end to end with both defences under immense pressure during each side’s run of momentum Darragh Joyce and Jaxon Prior for the Lions took seven and six marks each to provide good aerial presence.  The fourth quarter presented a challenge with Collingwood running to the scoring end with 23 of a total 32 goals coming at the scoreboard end of the ground.  Lohmann kicked his third to open the last term but it was the Pies who dominated five goals in a row to cut the deficit to just two points.  Majors to Jack Manly, Lohmann’s fourth and a clutch goal from the boundary to Liam Hude put the finishing touches on a tense win.  GOALSLohmann 4, Morris 3, Dunkley 3, Martyn 2, Torrent, Shea, Manly, Hude  BEST Lohmann, Gardiner, Morris, Lyons, Torrent, Dunkley   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brisbane Lions 🦁 (@brisbanelions) The Brisbane Lions VFL side will play their first game at Brighton Homes Arena for 2024 taking on Collingwood on Good Friday Collingwood have gone down to Footscray by 72 points in their VFL clash at Victoria Park It’s the Pies’ second loss of the VFL season with their first coming by a single point in their Good Friday clash against Brisbane With several AFL-listed players from last week’s match on senior duties their absences paved way for three debutants to don the black and white for the first time It was Murphy who kicked the first for the Pies with the North Albury product getting the crumb and finishing with class The Dogs showed their bite in the opening quarter however only allowing the Pies just the one scoring opportunity while they had nine of their own Footscray were only able to convert on three of them The Pies were able to show more of their spark in the second quarter however with Josh Browne putting two goals to his name Despite Charlie Dean and VFL captain Sam Glover each had five intercept possessions in the backline Liam Hude managed to add to the Collingwood tally as did Iliro Smit after kicking a monster goal after the siren to bring the deficit to 25 points at half time Neither team were able to capitalise in the third That was until Hude finally broke the stalemate with a late swing to his kick giving the Pies another six points to their score Liam Hude threads the needle in Collingwood's Round 6 VFL clash against Footscray following with two goals of their own to finish the third Despite a magnet shift from VFL Head Coach Andy Otten which saw Glover swung forward MATCH CENTRE: COLLINGWOOD V FOOTSCRAY eight marks) and VFL captain Sam Glover (20 disposals eight intercept possessions) did all they could in the backline five clearances) made his presence known in his return from injury Josh Browne had his moments in the forward line kicking two goals to go along with his 20 disposals six tackles) did what he could to get the Pies going finishing his first game in the black and white with 20 disposals Collingwood now turn their attention to their clash with the Northern Bullants next Saturday at Genis Steel Oval They were gathered at Duncan Mackinnon Reserve athletics track in Melbourne's south-east just days before the 2021 AFL Draft The Brisbane Lions VFL side will play against Footscray in a Qualifying Final in two weeks after securing third on the ladder following their loss to Collingwood in the last home and away fixture for the season After conceding a goal late in the third term the Lions were never able to retake the lead losing by eight points 11.11 (77) to 10.9 (69) The Magpies burst out of the blocks booting the first three goals of the game to jump out to an early 20-point lead Will Martyn kicked the Lions opener and he’d have two before quarter time while Noah Answerth booted one to bring the margin back to only two points at the first break The Lions midfield was able to get to work late in the opening term thanks in a large part to Jarryd Lyons who was enormous all day Enjoy Jarryd Lyons' standout VFL performance for Brisbane the reigning J.J Liston Medallist showed his class Taking their momentum from the back half of the first term, the Lions kicked away quickly in the second thanks to Darcy Fort and Kyle Dunkley The Magpies were able to respond in what turned out to be a reversal of the first quarter kicking three goals of their own to regain the lead by seven points at half-time Fort enjoyed a strong day in the ruck and on the scoreboard kicking two goals to go along with his 30 hitouts and 12 clearances to be among the Lions best Jaxon Prior on return from AFL duties impressed with his 24 touches and 10 marks Fort booted his second to kickstart the Lions second half as Liam Hude kicked back-to-back majors to hand the Lions the lead midway through the third term Despite a loss against the Magpies in Round 21 The Lions VFL team hold on to 3rd place on the ladder to end the regular season Collingwood were able to answer as both sides traded goals courtesy of Lions mid-season rookie Darcy Craven A Collingwood goal at the 32-minute mark of the quarter became a clear turning point in the game with the Lions unable to regain the lead in the final term Two Magpie goals to start the fourth quarter pushed the margin out to 14 points, the Lions looked to mount a comeback as Luke Lloyd slotted his first major for the afternoon but Collingwood was able to hold on. The Lions will now enjoy a week off during the VFL’s Wildcard Round and gear up for a trip to Melbourne to take on Footscray in a Qualifying Final with details to be confirmed this week. Goals: Martyn 2, Hude 2, Fort 2, Lloyd, Dunkley, Craven, Answerth Best: Lyons, Fort, Prior, Madden, Martyn, Zakostelsky We're heading to Tasmania for Round 9 against North Melbourne! The Brisbane Lions are proud to launch their 2025 Sir Doug Nicholls Round guernsey. For the 2025 season, we're asking you to vote for the Brisbane Lions player that was the ultimate MVP. The player who stood up and put forward a performance that separated them from the rest of the pack. Jack Payne talks to media as the Lions begin preparations for the Round 9 clash with North Melbourne. Brisbane is still king of the Queensland hill, storming to the top of the competition table with a 17-point QClash victory over Gold Coast at a sold-out Gabba on Sunday night. Round 24 and we're facing Essendon at the Gabba. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land the Yuggera and Turrbal people and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The EDFL would like to congratulate the 59 EDFL players who have made VFL lists for the 2025 season. EDFL talent is spread across 11 VFL clubs with 11 EDFL clubs represented. Williamstown features 11 EDFL players followed by Northern Bullants with 10, Coburg with nine, Essendon with seven, Port Melbourne with six, Collingwood with four, Richmond, Werribee, and Footscray with three each, and Carlton and Box Hill with one each. It's no surprise that Keilor is the most prominent EDFL club represented with nine VFL-aligned players, closely followed by Greenvale and Pascoe Vale, and Deer Park with eight each. Airport West and Strathmore are both well represented boasting six players each. Aberfeldie, Essendon Doutta Stars, and Maribyrnong Park each have four listed players, while Division One clubs St Albans and West Coburg have one each. Below is a breakdown of each VFL club and its EDFL-aligned players. Flynn Gentile (Airport West), Jack Bytel (Greenvale), Mitch Podhajski (Greenvale), Liam Podhajski (Greenvale), Matt Allison (Strathmore), Kyle Weightman (Strathmore), Cooper Keogh (Strathmore), Declan Wilmore (Essendon Doutta Stars), Lachlan McArthur (Keilor). Curtis Taylor (Keilor), Harrison Kennedy (Keilor), Liam Hude (Keilor), Michael Kiraly (Essendon Doutta Stars). Will Hoare (Pascoe Vale), Jared Eckersley (Pascoe Vale), Ryan Brodie (Strathmore), Noah Scott (Pascoe Vale), Riley Leedham (Greenvale), Kieran Gallagher (Greenvale), Mahmoud Taha (Pascoe Vale). Luca Muratore (Airport West), Diesel Moloney (Deer Park), Omar Abou-Eid (West Coburg). Jean-Luc Velissaris (Aberfeldie), Sam Green (Maribyrnong Park), Maison Goodman (Essendon Doutta Stars), Will Madden (Greenvale), Lochie Simpson (Maribyrnong Park), Aaron Hilton (Pascoe Vale), Charlie Bolmat (Pascoe Vale), Amin Naim (Strathmore), Blade Sulzberger (Maribyrnong Park), Rook Barry (Maribyrnong Park). Will Martyn (Greenvale), Tom Hofert (Pascoe Vale), Tobe Watson (St Albans), Owen Mulady (Strathmore), Ned Hawkins (Airport West), Max Rider (Airport West). Mutaz El Nour (Deer Park), Mohammed Yassine (Pascoe Vale), Massimo Raso (Deer Park). Hayden Gill (Deer Park), Bior Malual (Airport West), Cam McLeod (Aberfeldie). Tom Mundy (Deer Park), Jack Noonan (Deer Park), Nathan Colenso (Keilor), Luke Scicchitano (Deer Park), Oscar Sasalu (Essendon Doutta Stars), Nathan Jensen (Keilor), Jack Brown (Keilor), Jovan Petric (Keilor), Darcy Weeks (Keilor), Michael Ktona (Aberfeldie), Hamish Morrison (Airport West), Nick Ebinger (Deer Park). Grace van Kalken and winner of Albury-Wodonga Lions Youth of the Year Nicholas Phillpott.THE winners of the Albury-Wodonga Border and Lavington Lions Club Youth of the Year Quest have been announced All articles from our website & appThe digital version of Today's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxInteractive Crosswords Sudoku and TriviaAll articles from the other regional websites in your areaContinueNicholas Phillpott of Wodonga Catholic College is the Albury-Wodonga Border Lions Club winner and Cassandra Campbell of Murray High School is the Lavington Lions Club winner Both students had to undergo an interview by a panel of three judges answering general knowledge questions before giving an impromptu speech The students also gave a five-minute speech on a topic of their choice Nicholas answered questions on the Bali nine verdict and Australia’s aid donation to the tsunami appeal “My speech was on commentators in sport and the role they play in Australia’s sporting society,” he said “I think it is a great achievement for me to get this far and hopefully I will make it to the next level.” Cassandra gave her five-minute speech on the RU-486 abortion drug “I was really honoured to win because I was up against some tough competition,” she said Both students will go on to the regional final this Sunday at the North Albury Sport Club and the winners from there will go to the district final The finalists in the Albury-Wodonga Border Lions Club competition were Monique Hude In the Lavington Club quest the finalists were Alyssa Carpenter Today's top stories curated by our news team Grab a quick bite of today's latest news from around the region and the nation Catch up on the news of the day and unwind with great reading for your evening Get the editor's insights: what's happening & why it matters tips & travel writing to transport you around the globe Your weekday morning newsletter on national affairs Your essential national news digest: all the big issues on Wednesday and great reading every Saturday Let the ACM network's editors and journalists bring you news and views from all over reviews and expert insights every Thursday from CarExpert Your digital replica of Today's Paper Test your skills with interactive crosswords The Brisbane Lions' incredible consistency was again on show in 2024 as they reached a third-consecutive Smithy’s VFL preliminary final.However a Grand Final appearance continued to elude them Position: 4thW-L-D (%): 14-7 (116.2%)Players used: 51Played every match: 1 – Reece TorrentAFL players used: 27 (306 matches)Ex-AFL players: 2 (23 matches)Debutants: 15 – Levi Ashcroft Best and Fairest: 1st: Jarryd Lyons (44 votes) Darragh Joyce (4)Coaches MVP Award: Jarryd Lyons (85 votes) Darcy Fort (24)Leading Goalkickers: Brandon Ryan (26) Henry Smith (17)Smithy’s VFL Team of the Year: Jarryd Lyons (ruck rover) (Averages – minimum 6 matches)Disposals: Jarryd Lyons 29.6 Bruce Reville 20.3Contested possessions: Jarryd Lyons 14.4 Harry Sharp 13.8Handballs: Deven Robertson 13.4 Shadeau Brain 6.2Tackles: Deven Robertson 6.6 Bruce Reville 3.6Inside-50s: Jarryd Lyons 5.8 Darcy Fort 3.6Rebound-50s: Jaxon Prior 7.4 What went right: The Lions’ best was as good as any in the competition That was most notable in their 68-point belting of Box Hill and upset win over Footscray in Melbourne in consecutive matches in Rounds 9 and 11 Those performances were part of an eight-match winning streak through the middle of the season that set them up for another top four finish Jarryd Lyons was still a star of the competition Liston Trophy voting after winning the award in 2024 Meanwhile the three mid-season draftees – Will McLachlan Luke Beecken and Darcy Craven – all proved to be VFL guns and played a huge role in driving the Lions to the preliminary final Liam Hude and Jack Manly showed plenty while the experienced Kyle Dunkley and Ewan Macpherson held up their end of the bargain The fact they didn’t have a forward boot more than 26 goals for the year was a credit to their depth What went wrong: The Lions would be disappointed with the way the season finished losing a third-successive preliminary final after going down to Werribee at Avalon Airport Oval for the second year in a row This year’s defeat was the closest they have come to breaking through for a Grand Final appearance after leading by 11 points at three quarter time before conceding six goals to one in the last term They would also be stinging at being thrashed by the Suns in both QClashes Dropping the last game of the season to struggling Collingwood at the AIA Centre cost them two home finals and probably a proper shot at the premiership Summary: A third-consecutive preliminary final exit can be looked at two ways for the Lions There is the obvious disappointment of not being able to take the next step but also the achievement of consistently making the last four in a powerful 21-team competition despite travelling almost every second week The Lions were clearly in the best three teams and probably would have made the Grand Final had Darcy Craven’s effort after the siren made the distance in the qualifying final against Footscray the horrible inaccuracy against North Melbourne early in the year and the Round 21 shock loss against Collingwood are the ones that will burn deepest throughout pre-season Josh Gabelich and Damian Barrett discuss the May edition of The 25 on AFL.com.au Gold Coast Academy’s Usher on her ACL injury rehab battles and best friend Havana Harris incredible misses and more in our look back on the April action of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season Neale Daniher's daughter Bec takes great delight in teasing him about what head gear he initially wanted for the Big Freeze fundraiser Two blockbusters feature in the Saturday night slots as Fremantle and Carlton will look to respond after last week's performances The reaction to penalties handed to Willie Rioli illustrate the challenges facing League bosses Damian Barrett and Matthew Lloyd with the latest news and opinions from Round 8 a retiring Demon delivers a moving tribute and a Blue's inspirational comeback feature in the third instalment of Nathan Schmook's annual countdown Footy Feed: Sarah Olle and Nat Edwards with the latest news A look at the lighter moments of round eight Calvin and Warnie reveal their early trades for round nine With speculation about Clayton Oliver's future Jack Viney believes his teammate will remain with the Demons In the spirit of reconciliation the AFL acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today A review of all the action from the Smithy’s VFL preliminary finals Werribee and Southport created history by setting up the first Smithy’s VFL Grand Final between two standalone clubs in the AFL reserves/alignment era with hard-fought preliminary final victories over star-studded opponents in horrible conditions on Saturday Not since Springvale defeated North Ballarat in 1999 the last year of the AFL Reserves competition have two teams with no links to AFL clubs played each other for the VFL premiership Port Melbourne played the Roosters in 2008 and Williamstown in 2011 but the latter pair were aligned to North Melbourne and Western Bulldogs respectively during those seasons Here’s how they did it in wild weather that saw howling winds driving rain and even sleeting hail at both grounds WERRIBEE                                      1.2        3.5        4.5        10.6 (66)SOUTHPORT SHARKS            2.4        3.4        5.10     6.10 (46) WERRIBEE will play in back-to-back Grand Finals for the first time in its history after overrunning the Brisbane Lions by 20 points in a wet and windy Smithy’s VFL first preliminary final at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday The Tigers survived a kick after the three quarter-time siren from Lions debutant Ty Gallop but still trailed a genuine to-and-fro battle by 11 points heading into the last term And even though they were set to have the wind their backs in the final quarter they were against the wall having only managed nine scores to that stage But Hudson Garoni showed terrific presence of mind to have a contested mark disallowed but quickly throw the ball on his boot and dribble it through traffic in the third minute and the Tigers went on the hunt grabbing the lead through an ice-cold Jack Henderson set shot in the eighth minute In a pressure-packed final quarter where easy disposals were impossible to find Jake Smith extended Werribee’s lead with a brilliant left-foot snap as a hailstorm bombed the oval and sent fans scurrying for cover Impressive young key Liam Hude got it back immediately for the Lions but that was their last hurrah as Sam Paea (twice) and Garoni hit the target in time-on to deliver Werribee its shot at redemption after the devastation of last year’s loss to the Gold Coast Suns It was the Tigers’ second consecutive preliminary final win over the Lions and consigned the visitors to their third consecutive exit in the penultimate week of the season The Tigers have never played in two Grand Finals in a row but that will be the last thing on their mind as they aim to convert their first minor premiership since 2005 into a second flag and first since 1993 Werribee outlasted the Lions with the more direct footy – disposals were even but the Tigers had 26 more kicks as they just tried to keep the ball going forward against the fierce pressure of a Lions team that laid a remarkable 110 tackles The Tigers and Lions clash in the first preliminary final Acting captain Dom Brew starred all day in conditions perfectly suited to his fierce contest game but lifted his team onto his shoulders in the last quarter on his way to 28 disposals (19 contested) eight clearances and 15 crunching tackles to be best afield one goal) continuing the best year of his career six marks) were terrific in defence and centre half-forward Nick Hayes (17 disposals one goal) did well as the link up to get the ball in for Garoni (six marks Ruckmen Sam Conway and Henry Smith got through a power of work for their teams in the stoppage heavy contest who is one of the favourites to go back-to-back on Monday night announced his retirement last week and couldn’t have done any more to stretch his career by another week nine clearances and eight tackles before being chaired off the ground in a guard of honour similar to that of Daniel Rich whose decorated career ended at the same venue 12 months ago 16 tackles) also worked himself into the ground while Academy tall Gallop showed some signs on a surprise debut with eight of his nine touches being contested and including a goal wingman Harry Sharp and key back Darragh Joyce when all three were taken to Sydney as carryover AFL emergencies the Lions could not afford anything to go wrong and it did when one of the three late inclusions in Tristen Meekin was concussed in the first half while Shadeau Brain battled on despite several huge hits and Reville was forced off with a hamstring injury midway through the last term as Werribee surged FOOTSCRAY BULLDOGS     0.1        3.5        4.6        7.9 (51)SOUTHPORT SHARKS            1.5        4.5        9.5        9.7 (61) A RUCKING masterclass from Brayden Crossley put Southport one game away from a remarkable maiden Smithy’s VFL premiership after a third-quarter blitz set up an upset 10-point victory over Footscray in the second preliminary final at Mission Whitten Oval Crossley monstered inexperienced Bulldogs Lachlan Smith and Cameron Owen and forced their coach Stewart Edge to turn to veteran swingman Ryan Gardner in a bid to curtail his influence But the second-generation gun’s class was evident as he piled up a stunning 71 hitouts rucking virtually one out with expert taps releasing superstar mids Boyd Woodcock and Jacob Dawson ad nauseum His dominance saw Southport win hitoutst 75-42 and clearances 57-43 in the stoppage heavy contest The Sharks held a six-point lead at half-time in cold wet and windy conditions far removed from what they are used to and indeed what they encountered in their two previous finals against Frankston and Geelong It looked like the weather Gods were well and truly against them when a fierce hailstorm swept over the ground in the opening minute of the third term as they prepared for their second shot at kicking with the strong breeze But what happened next was the stuff of a genuine flag contender as they not only slogged their way through the blinding and stinging hail The Sharks produced a match-winning five goals to one blitz to blow the margin out to 29 by the final change with the four unanswered majors from Jack Sexton Hugh Dixon and Woodcock being the game breakers The Bulldogs and Sharks clash in the second preliminary final who hadn’t been out of the top three all year and will still finish in that lofty group threw everything at Southport in the last quarter but the Queenslanders held firm to advance to a second Grand Final in three years missing their first five opportunities before Campbell Lake showed perfect small forward craft to break the drought in the 23rd minute Footscray got itself into the contest in the second term but every time it managed a goal – to Lachlan McNeil Diesel Moloney and Dan Orgill – Southport responded almost immediately through Keegan Gray six tackles) had a field day in a game where possession was otherwise dominated by Footscray The Bulldogs had 10 of the top 14 ballwinners as they went +65 in disposals but the Sharks’ pressure meant most of that discrepancy came in handballs who moved north after winning Coburg’s best-and-fairest last year has reinvented himself from a midfielder into one of the best small defenders in the competition and produced another strong display for 21 disposals veteran Mike Manteit (16 disposals) showed plenty of leadership and Lockhart and Dixon presented well and kicked two goals each from limited opportunities First-year player Joel Freijah was terrific on VFL finals debut for Footscray while veteran Jason Johannisen’s trademark dash was back on his way to 26 disposals Young midfielders Cooper Craig-Peters (25 disposals 11 tackles) and Riley Garcia (25 disposals nine rebounds) completed a terrific second season in defence nine tackles) made an impact after a slow start and Gardner (15 hitouts) did better than those numbers suggest as he slowed Crossley’s dominance in the Bulldogs’ last-quarter fightback Join Damian Barrett and Josh Gabelich for AFL Daily The three women were all restoration and archaelogy students working on archeology projects in Belize and who had links to the University of Kent and the Athens University of Business and Economics August 01: Muhammad Yaseen was re-elected as the president of the District Muslims Federation on Wednesday In the federation general body meeting held at Mahila Samaj at Ajjarakadu here Yaseen was re elected for the next two years Khatib Maulana Abdu Rasheed Umari of Udupi Jamia Masjid inaugurated the meeting Jamiatul Falah Dakshina Kannada and Udupi district president Shahul Hameed was present as the election officer Yaseen Malpe explained about the election process while general secretary Hussain Kodi Bengre read the bi-annual report and treasurer Khasim Barakur presented the accounts Shanti Publications manager Muhammad Kunhi Khatib Maulana Abdul Azeez Darimi of Juma Masjid of Chokkabettu spoke on various issues Al Iba Islamic School manager Maulana Abdul Latheef Madani delivered valedictory address Madina University research student Sheik Pervez Madani Malpe administered oath to the office-bearers Office-bearers were elected to the district committee of the federation Salahuddin Abdulla Hude Udupi and Mushtaq Ahmed Belve were elected as district committee members Muhammad Marakada and TM Zafarullah Hude were elected to the district committee Dastagir Kandlur and Haneef Gulvadi were elected from Kundapur taluk Sheik Fayaz Ahmed and Sheik Azmathulla were elected from Byndoor taluk Ilyas Sastana and Alam Razaq Brahmavara were elected from Brahmavar taluk Abdul Azeez Hejamadi and Ismail Hussain Katapady were elected from Kaup taluk Noor Nawaz and Muhammad Gouse were elected from Karkala taluk ten members were nominated to the district committee Riaz Kodi Kundapur and Khalid Manapura were nominated to the district committee Maulana Zameer Ahmed Rashadi recited Kira’ath on the occasion New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought to know if FIRs were registered after suicides of a IIT Kharagpur student and a NEET aspirant in Kota A bench of Justices J B Pardiwala and R Mahadevan directed its registry to call for a report from both places at the earliest The top court noted a 22-year-old student studying in IIT was found hanging in his hostel room on May 4 "The deceased was a three-year civil engineering student His body was found hanging in his room in the Madan Mohan Malaviya Hall The student was identified as Mohammad Asif Qamar from Bihar’s Sheohar District," the bench noted "The press reporting indicates that just moments before his death he was on a video call with his friend in Delhi This is one of those unfortunate suicides by a student for which we have constituted the task-force to work on the various issues relating to students suicide." The top court previously ordered the formation of a national task force headed by former top court judge Justice S Ravindra Bhat to address the mental health concerns of students to prevent suicides in higher educational institutions The apex court said it was taking cognisance of the matter with a view to ascertain whether the management or administration of IIT Kharagpur lodged an FIR with the local police station in accordance with its earlier directions It also took into account another case of suicide by a NEET aspirant who hanged herself at her room in Parshavanath area in the city ahead of the National Medical Entrants Examination scheduled on May 11 "It is reported that the girl was under 18 years of age and hailed from Sheopur in Madhya Pradesh She had been living with her parents in Kota (Rajasthan) and for the past several years she was preparing for NEET-UG at a coaching institute," the court added The bench observed it was reportedly the fourteenth case of suicide by a coaching student in Kota a total of 17 cases of suicides by coaching students were reported in Kota last year We would like to know whether an FIR has been registered in connection with this suicide also or not," the bench said Outlining a disturbing pattern of student suicides in educational institutions the apex court on March 24 directed Delhi Police to register an FIR and probe the suicidal deaths of two IIT-Delhi students from the SC/ST community Saying it was "high time" that it took cognisance of the "serious issue" the court ordered formulation of comprehensive and effective guidelines to address and mitigate the underlying causes contributing to such distress among students The bench directed the Centre to deposit Rs 20 lakh with the registry within two weeks as an outlay for the initial operations of the NTF Noting a "disturbing pattern" of student suicides were being reported from various educational institutes the apex court said these tragedies underscored the urgent need for a more robust comprehensive and responsive mechanism to address various factors which compel students to resort to taking their own lives The BJP on Tuesday appealed to people across the country to join the mock drill on May 7 an exercise the Union Ministry of Home Affairs has asked all states and UTs to undertake to prepare for any "hostile attack" amid rising tensions with Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror strike A 26-year-old Pakistani intruder was arrested along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Tuesday Road accident victims all over India will be entitled for cashless treatment of up to Rs 1.5 lakh for the first seven days at designated hospitals said a notification issued by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) issued on Tuesday