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Into Eternal Land her commission for the Curve gallery at the Barbican Centre in London is rooted in childhood and collective memories of Balinese spiritual practices the show nods to choreographed rituals and dramaturgies led by priests and priestesses The arrangement of the exhibition in the narrow crescent-shaped space reflects the trajectory of the sun and moon by placing paintings in the traditional Kamasan style from east Bali followed by embroidery created with artisans from the west and canvases cleaned in rivers and dried under the sun the works not only index the passage of time and the forces of places; as Sasmita sees it they are also mediums for communicating with the divine with the repositioning of art from a luxury item to a cosmological channel with the power to shape everyday life a series of interviews between women visual artists is supported in part by the Deborah Buck Foundation with additional funding from the Judith Whitney Godwin Foundation Chloe Chu You view materials and the body not as things to transcend but vessels through which one can access the spiritual Citra Sasmita It comes from my recollections which is a long-term work that explores Balinese history including our inherited narratives and manuscripts and looks at the potential to reclaim these patriarchal stories for women I began with the feminist approach of simply making the women the heroes in my iconography but I felt there is a contrast between Western and Balinese feminists because we do not live in the same spirit of capitalism Balinese women are still very much connected with nature Priests and priestesses in Bali master the arts Painting is an important priestly duty: they make sacred paintings to bless the house or for protection and safe passage of a soul into the afterlife I am not a priestess—I chose another spiritual path with my art—but my methods are the same The images that I draw come to me in my subconscious Balinese epics were traditionally written in an alphabet that only the Brahmin caste or royal family could decipher; everyone else accessed the story through images That’s why in reimagining the inequality of these narratives I wanted to communicate through primordial forms and experiences CC Your iconographies respond to a range of narratives Would you consider your work an alternative cosmology I thought I was only countering the canonical narrative that we had inherited But I am also focused on the history of Bali and its sociopolitical transformations during the centuries of Dutch colonization from art for devotion to art for commercial gain But what distinguishes Balinese Hinduism is that our religion is actually art We still believe in our relationships with our ancestors I began to explore these iconographies that have to do with death CC Your works often depict seemingly violent events such as women decapitating other women with swords What rituals or beliefs inform these scenes CS The decapitation symbolizes ridding ourselves of ego and bringing empathy into our hearts Our mind is not in the brain; it’s in our hearts We believe in the sacredness of magma as well because after a volcano erupts it brings us fertile soil which invites the god of wind to witness and bless the ceremony There’s a limited color palette in Kamasan painting; we depict light in yellow or gold and fire in red Turmeric is another common component of our rituals The show’s epilogue is an installation with a circle of turmeric on the floor with poetry inscribed in it The text is appropriated from a fourteenth-century poem about the seasons Before the Gregorian calendar was introduced in Bali from economic distribution to marriage and death rituals as well as harvests My interpretation of the poem celebrates the most fertile season in a year and the mother of the earth and universe We believe that the earth is feminine because it gives life CC Bali’s spiritual and artistic practices changed under Dutch colonization and following independence as part of modern Indonesia especially with how we treat traditional Balinese artists All the important art critics only write about these artists The spirit of these Balinese artists is quite different I am a student of a traditional Kamasan painter Even before stretching her canvas and making the first mark She respects the day; she respects the material; the intention is pure She also wants to manifest the divine in the artwork so it can touch people as a temple of the divine CC Tell me more about the relationship between Balinese cosmologies and everyday life And is there an alternative life order that corresponds to your cosmologies I rent a small space from a Buddhist priest’s family I need to be surrounded by mountains so I can focus time is personified by the monstrous god Kala; if you fail to conquer Kala You can be controlled by time or master time The work for the Barbican’s Curve commission took one full year to make When I worked with the community of embroiderers from west Bali I followed their timing because they are very traditional women They have ritual duties and families to support the canvases of the Kamasan paintings were made by craftspeople in Kamasan village They layer the cloths and bind them with rice-flour glue You need intense sunlight to make good canvases All the canvases in the show were created in 2023 I’m happy they were made at the right time My cosmology corresponds with and imagines nonhierarchical The figures in my iconography are nude because it’s the purest depiction of humans which portray hierarchical relationships between gods I would like to access what the body can feel I’m the mother of a four-year-old daughter and I hope other women experience the same rebirth through my work Citra Sasmita: Into Eternal Land is on view at the Curve gallery at the Barbican Centre in London until April 21 Chloe Chu writes on Asian and decolonial art practices She is a former managing editor of ArtAsiaPacific magazine CITRA — A pedestrian was hit and killed early Wednesday in northeast Marion County roughly a half mile north of County Road 318 in Citra Marion County Fire Rescue spokesman James Lucas said his agency was notified at 5:11 a.m The person was pronounced deceased at the location at 5:18 a.m Troopers said the pedestrian was walking or standing in a southbound lane of U.S A semitractor-trailer was southbound in the left lane Officials said the big rig driver did not see the pedestrian in time and the vehicle struck the person throwing him across the grassy median and into the northbound inside lane The man was hit a second time when a northbound Honda CRV was unable to stop in time The roadway was blocked for several hours while troopers investigated and an official from the Medical Examiner's Office removed the body Was anyone traveling in the vehicles injured Pedestrian: Man walking in and out of traffic on I-75 in Ocala was hit and killed Saturday night Any information about the people involved in the crash The victim is a 40-year-old man from Citra FHP officials said it's unknown why the man was walking in the area or where he was going He left Jacksonville and was on his way to Brooksville to deliver goods for Walmart The man and woman in the SUV are married and were on their way to New York ALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. – Donterrio Oriental Johnson, 27, of Citra, was arrested yesterday and charged with failing to stop at a fatal crash after a Florida Highway Patrol investigation determined that he was the driver of a gray Ford Mustang that hit and killed a man and then left the scene of the crash on U.S Omar Ramon Santiago was reportedly driving a Chevrolet Silverado northbound on U.S crossing the grass center median and the southbound lanes and colliding with a tree on the far shoulder The victim got out of his truck and walked into the outside southbound lane Witnesses at the scene reportedly told a Trooper that they saw the Mustang driving southbound on U.S Hwy 441 and heard a loud “bang.” They turned around and parked on SW 104th Avenue while calling 911 They said the Mustang stopped in the roadway used a cell phone flashlight to inspect the injuries to the pedestrian and the damage to the Mustang Debris that was found in the area of the crash belonged to a 2015-2023 Ford Mustang and the front right “skirting” of the car was left at the scene Troopers searched law enforcement databases for a matching vehicle in southern Alachua County and northern Alachua County and found multiple possible suspect vehicles Troopers canvassed the addresses of the vehicles and found a gray 2015 Ford Mustang at Johnson’s address in Citra that was missing the front right “skirting.” The trooper made contact with Johnson at his residence and Johnson reportedly said he owned the Mustang and had driven through the area of the crash early that morning Another witness told a Florida Highway Patrol Trooper that he had been with Johnson in downtown Gainesville earlier that night and had seen Johnson get into the driver’s seat of the Mustang at about 3 a.m He said Johnson was the only occupant of the Mustang and that he said he was driving home to Citra Johnson reportedly said he had been driving the Mustang at the time of the crash and that he was the sole occupant of the vehicle; he also admitted that the vehicle had an expired registration and no insurance coverage and that he was driving with a revoked license He reportedly said he saw Santiago’s crashed truck and saw debris in the roadway then he collided with “something” in the roadway saw the victim’s body and the damage to his car and decided against staying to render aid or call law enforcement because of his revoked license Troopers obtained a warrant to search his vehicle and reddish brown stains were found on the Mustang that matched the victim’s DNA a warrant for Johnson’s arrest was issued on October 11 with charges of leaving the scene of a fatal accident and driving with a suspended license as a habitual traffic offender He has one felony conviction (non-violent) and one misdemeanor conviction (non-violent) the amount set in the warrant issued by Judge David Kreider Articles about arrests are based on reports from law enforcement agencies The charges listed are taken from the arrest report and/or court records and are only accusations All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law ‘He also admitted that the vehicle had an expired registration and no insurance coverage and that he was driving with a revoked license.’ What’s an added charge of vehicular homicide to someone who doesn’t care about the law From misdemeanor to 2nd degree felony with one poor choice gets out of car and sees it’s another human being Tells troopers he had driven through area never admitting to killing someone So he get charged with vehicular manslaughter which has a far less penalty then a murder charge Just another case of not wanting to be responsible for actions until he gets arrested and makes up a weak excuse for killing someone Hope he gets the max but it will never set things right with the victim’s family Is that his real name ,an alias or was someone high when they named him The bail amount is an insult to public safety Family claims he did nothing wrong and is a church boy…… Classic 😂😂 Yall got income tax coming soon so maybe since yall family so deep…. We know atleast 3/4s will be claiming 3-6 kids… <#= ThriveComments.util.render_label('login_submit_comment') #> <#= ThriveComments.util.render_label('commenting_as',ThriveComments.current_user.display_name || ( ThriveComments.social_user && ThriveComments.social_user.name ) ) #> <#= ThriveComments.util.render_label('guest_comment') #> This year’s must-see shows range from a Nordic Pavilion exploring transgender spaces to a compelling Lebanese project confronting the realities of ecocide Frieze returns to The Shed in May with more than 65 of the world’s leading contemporary art galleries and the acclaimed Focus section led by Lumi Tan The Indonesian artist reimagines inherited mythologies in her new beaded cow hide paintings for Frieze New York Ahead of Frieze New York she reflects on the focus and collective energy she finds in the mountains and what it means to bring a new cosmology into the concrete reality of New York Livia Russell Can you talk about your new work for Frieze New York Citra Sasmita The title of the exhibition is ‘Vortex in The Land of Liberation’ It’s a reflection on how people are now looking to the East for a way of life and philosophy I’ve been thinking about how shrines and temples are created to commemorate the history and land of a place.  The installation includes hanging cowhide paintings with beads a powerful female witch figure in Balinese mythology whose knowledge comes from her tongue: whatever she speaks is a prophecy we have inherited a concept called Tri Hita Karana – a trinity that connects spirituality This concept helped me to see my installation as a ‘theatre of the body’ you’ve exhibited all over the world – London CS I’m really sensitive to the context in which I exhibit my work Going to Hawaii helped me to get a sense of US and Indigenous histories the Indigenous people of Hawaii are very similar to the people of Bali I saw a mural made by the Indonesian maestro Affandi Affandi paints the hand of God as wide and long as the Pacific Ocean I learned how to bring abstract ideology into a force for action and a commitment to nature.  I want to create a spirituality that can be accepted by people who live in ‘concrete jungles’ steel structures connect to the urban space green is a colour – it has a semiotic function LR How does gender figure in your vision of nature CS Placing the woman figure as the protagonist in my painting is my political statement as a feminist I’m responding to Balinese patriarchal narratives I’ve inherited in which women are presented for their sexuality I challenge this gaze by making all the figures in my work women A volcano is often seen as masculine because of its eruption and that softness gives us time to run to safety even when we treat nature as an object to be destroyed in the name of progress.  Our people still believe nature represents our body and its organs: the rivers are our veins art remains integrated with ritual and social culture it’s less about commercializing art and more about seeing art as door that opens on to new knowledge I play with the experience of a woman’s body giving birth LR The omega shape feels also distinctly womb-like Can you talk more about the significance of your material choices minerals – are related to the cultural memory of Balinese ritual Cowhide is used in ceremonies in Bali that happen once every 50 and 100 years to mark a huge reconciliation with nature I’m performing my own reconciliation with the art world I see my artwork in a similar way: it’s a purification and they pass down their creations as heirlooms I’ve inherited cloth from my mother and grandmother The memory of their bodies is in the cloth You put all your knowledge of being a woman into the cloth I feel a strong calling to use cloth as my main material when European painting began to influence of the art of Bali We didn’t believe in the durability of art but the artistic knowledge would remain in our bodies LR How do you approach the tradition of Kamasan painting CS I’ve been researching Kamasan painting for six years I learned the technique from Priestess Mangku Muriati who negotiated with her father to be allowed to paint the men are taught the techniques and narratives of Kamasan painting They design the composition of the theatre of the canvas involving grinding the pigment from stone and making glue Female painters navigate the old narratives with a different gaze they show Balinese women fighting in the war against Dutch colonialism which is rarely shown by male Kamasan painters My iconography is similar to that of Kamasan painting LR How do you navigate past and future through Kamasan painting CS One of the teachings of our manuscripts is that there is something illogical about our consciousness you find that our manuscripts are not only talking about historical events The complexity of this provides endless inspiration for me I’m interested in how our iconography can have an archetypical relationship with another culture in the world Balinese iconography touches that of the Amazonian people In my painting of a vortex – symbolized by the snake and fire – we’re entering a posthuman world but in our acceptance of a new knowledge that has not yet been written I started to believe that you have to see nature as superhuman I think we’re already entering that kind of mindset LR What does time in the studio mean to you I rent the space and pandopo from the family of the high priest Brahmana Budha I just roll it up and put it in the corner of the room I feel the inspiration for my paintings grow The energy of the mountain gives me focus; it brings me to a meditative state I cannot start a painting if I feel any anger I need to clear my body and my mind before beginning but accepting a mistake is also very enlightening.  I work with two assistants who help me with the beadwork I really like to work in a collaborative way involving a community of women in my painting I can sense the collective energy from them and it’s really triggered me to think about what kind of language I want to use in my painting.  CS I began using beads when I made the work for my Barbican show [2025] beads are used to cleanse – or neutralize – energy they bury precious beads and minerals such as diamond silver in order to cast away bad spirits and ground their houses so that lightning will not strike.  LR How do you see your practice developing CS I would love to explore maritime culture we have a journey concept called Nyegara Gunung – from the mountain to the sea but I haven’t yet developed the coastal context I want to look at how maritime culture has influenced or threatened other islands in the archipelago with connections formed not only through trading relations but also geopolitically What kind of civilization emerges when different cultures – like Islamic and local cultures – meet How does tolerance form through those connections We live in such a global context where we’re free to connect Frieze New York BUY TICKETS Frieze New York is supported by global lead partner Deutsche Bank continuing its legacy of celebrating artistic excellence on an international scale.  The Finnish artist has a mysterious new interactive performance at Frieze New York co-commissioned by High Line Art The ‘Open Call’ commissioning programme at Frieze’s New York home allows early career artists to work on a grand scale A frank and fictional interview with the Upper East Side style icon ‘emotional terror’ and made-up Alexis Bittar muse The Met’s new Vanguard Council is a group of young cultural trailblazers taking a hands-on role guiding the institution into its future The New York and Connecticut collectors talk of their love for watching artists develop and how ‘it’s only going to get more fun’ this year’s fair draws together boasts a wealth world of globe-spanning artistic positions © FRIEZE 2025 Cookie Settings | Do Not Sell My Personal Information Essential digital access to quality FT journalism on 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The agency also has released more information about the investigation Troopers said the area dead-ends into a private driveway just east of Northeast 24th Avenue in Citra which had 106 cars and was hauling freight Officials said the train operators saw headlights on a vehicle Law enforcement officials said it appears the estimated speed of the train was 40 mph troopers said two other people — a 59-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman — also had been inside the SUV the man and woman went to get help and Foley stayed behind The vehicle was thrown approximately a half mile from point of impact Base on video footage seen by troopers and evidence from the scene The names of the man and woman who were with Foley before the crash were not released by troopers Troopers said they're still trying to find out why Foley did not come out of the vehicle Officials said the SUV is registered to one of the occupants CSX train death: One person dead after train hits vehicle near Citra early Sunday. What we know. When did first responders reach the crash scene? Marion County Fire Rescue spokesman James Lucas said his agency was called at 1:44 a.m. and arrived on scene at 1:45 a.m. The victim was pronounced deceased at 2:11 a.m., Lucas said. Is this the first traffic fatality for Marion County in 2025? Yes. In 2024, troopers recorded 100 traffic deaths. Contact Austin L. Miller at austin.miller@starbanner.com Global Lead Partner Carlos Quijon, Jr. is an art historian and critic based between Manila and New York and is the curator of the Philippine Pavilion at the 2024 Venice Biennale. Toronto Biennial of Art will be held from September 21 to December 1, 2024. ‘Citra Sasmita: Into Eternal Land’From January 30 to April 20, 2025The Curve, Barbican Centre, London Caption for top image: Citra Sasmita, Timur Merah Project XI: Bedtime Story, 2023, commission artwork of Biennale of Sydney; Project IV: Tales of Nowhere, 2020 UOB commission for Children’s Art Space MACAN Museum. Photography by David James. Courtesy of Biennale of Sydney, 2024. A supplier to Gucci, Loewe, and Dior, the embroidery house is now staging an exhibition at the Venice Biennale ReadSocial fabrics: On the rise of textile and woven artArtists from around the world and across generations are engaging new and traditional techniques to illuminate the craft’s community roots ReadThese Black female painters use fashion to celebrate heritage, pride, and power From vintage kimonos to head-to-toe Bottega Veneta: how clothes play a crucial part in the work of Zandile Tshabalala, Danielle Mckinney, and Wangari Mathenge One person dead after train hits vehicle near Citra early Sunday What we know.Ocala Star-BannerA train struck a passenger vehicle in the pre-dawn hours Sunday near Citra According to the Florida Highway Patrol and the Marion County Sheriff's Office an occupant of the vehicle was found deceased An FHP news release said the crash happened at Northeast 180th Street A sheriff's office Facebook post said the crash happened a bit further south The FHP said the crash happened about 1:55 a.m The sheriff's office said deputies responded at 2:30 a.m "Deputies discovered that an occupant of the vehicle was deceased," the sheriff's office said Neither agency provided any additional information about the deceased person or the vehicle Will land four subsea cables as part of the former's ICE initative PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia International (Telin) and PT Citranet Sarana Digital (Citra Connect) have broken ground on a cable landing station (CLS) in Nongsa Located within the Nongsa Digital Park in the Batam region the landing station will form a key part of the Indonesia Cable Express (ICE) system The pair first announced plans to partner in September 2023 with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) The ICE system comprises seven subsea cables and is part of Telin’s initiative to improve digital infrastructure in the country The cable landing station is expected to land four of these cables once complete Telin added that the ICE system will establish links to other major cities in Indonesia and neighboring countries like Singapore and Malaysia “By enhancing Batam’s role as a primary gateway for global connectivity we are one step closer in realizing Telkom Group's vision in creating a robust foundation for the development of data centers in Batam and beyond This effort aligns seamlessly with Telkom’s efforts in becoming a key player in the data center ecosystem enabling Indonesia to thrive as a leader in the global digital economy,” said Bogi Witjaksono The company currently has more than 250,000km of cable Most recently Telin broke ground on a CLS outside Manado on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi Citra Connect is an Indonesian connectivity provider developing an access network for carriers and enterprise customers with four more expected to land in the coming years The majority of these cables land at the Tanjung Bemban CLS Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia Artlyst Citra Sasmita: Interview of the Month Citra Sasmita grew up in the traditional Balinese Hindu culture That flows into how her first UK solo show is not just visually compelling but has plenty behind how it looks The Indonesian artist invites us on a symbolic journey along the Barbican’s Curve Gallery through five phases exploring ancestral memory and migration across the Indonesian archipelago as they take us towards enlightenment Sasmita is also inspired by stories of heaven and hell – from the Hindu epic Mahabharata to Dante’s Inferno The Prologue features hanging cow hides representing shelter and symbolising the memory of the space The beads in the cowhide symbolise the precious things moved on the journey Citra Sasmita: Into Eternal Land The Curve Barbican January 2025 View of Act One – © Citra Sasmita Act One features Kamasan paintings that stretch a total of 32 metres in length using the traditional colours of a Balinese style that originated in the village of Kamasan in the 16th century these paintings are created horizontally and can extend for hundreds of metres often around the ceilings of traditional Balinese architecture Kamasan paintings are known for their detailed depictions of scenes from Hindu epics while female characters are frequently portrayed as mere companions I reimagine female figures as protagonists and central figures in the narrative the experience of hell in my work is not one of torment; instead it represents an act of purification to prepare us for heaven who describes suffering as an internal struggle until he reaches enlightenment My artwork symbolizes that transformative internal journey hanging artworks crafted from hair and python skin a sacred space where individuals can come together and unite as a community with a shared purpose and mission Creating a temple is vital for safeguarding our cultural heritage and preserving the natural world around us It acts as a sanctuary where the old traditions and values can be honoured and passed down through generations we also protect the environment that sustains us recognising the interconnectedness between humanity and nature Act Three features embroidered works that take the form of flags symbolising our awareness of true identity and roots These flags represent not only the strength and unity of the community but also pay homage to the god of the wind it becomes an embodiment of the wind itself encouraging us to consider whether the divine will bless our rituals and intentions The movement of the flag serves as a reminder to remain attuned to the spiritual forces at play in our lives and communities The journey concludes in a meditative space an Epilogue that stands for reaching enlightenment The way that I make the compositions is traditional but I bring my own cosmology into the context of the Curve Gallery It comes from my collective memory from Bali and also the knowledge injected from my travels and residencies I found the oral stories of indigenous people related to stories in Bali – there are connections and evidence of how traditions migrate The paintings are in a style from the east of Bali The technique is nearly extinct – I asked many people but it took a long time before I found one priestess who could do the embroidery I didn’t instruct her – she just knew what to do A lot of my iconography operates like a semiotic code like pre-linguistic signs before we had written language The fire refers to Balinese beliefs and rituals We believe our spirituality stems from the mountain Agung Symbolically fire is one of the element of purification in our ritual Bali is located in the centre of the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire,’ which means the island is home to several volcanoes these seismic events are not only seen as natural occurrences but also as indicators of potential disasters or political issues Section of Act Two – photo Paul Carey-Kent Snakes hold profound symbolism in our genealogy representing various vital elements of nature and the body the tail of the snake is identified with the mountain a powerful representation of stability and strength The body of the snake signifies the flow of the river which embodies the essence of life and continuity representing adaptability and movement through the landscape highlighting the vastness and depth of our interconnectedness with the water element an important idea derived from ancient Sanskrit teachings Kundalini refers to the inner energy that lies dormant within everyone often depicted as a coiled serpent at the base of the spine This energy is considered a source of spiritual power and awakening As the Kundalini energy rises along the spine which play a crucial role in our physical and emotional well-being One of the key areas influenced by this energy is the hypothalamus a small but essential gland located in the brain The hypothalamus regulates many vital functions in the body It also plays a crucial role in the endocrine system by controlling the release of hormones that influence various bodily organs the flow of the Kundalini energy supports the body’s overall balance and harmony The symbolism of snakes not only reflects our connection to the natural world but also serves as a reminder of the profound internal energies that shape our lives and experiences And you use huge python skins as a ground for the images in the temple But the skins are all reserved for the big designer brands But I needed to bring the sacred context to the work The sacred context here is the temple structures we do so with the intention of praying for the protection of nature We deeply believe that harming nature can lead to suffering for future generations we create shrines that incorporate elements such as python skins and hair These materials symbolise our inherited DNA specifically reflecting the matrilineal lineage that connects us across generations the shrines serve as dedicated spaces that acknowledge our existence as human beings within the natural world Section from Act One – photo Paul Carey-Kent Much of what you depict is striking just taken as surrealist images But can we zoom in on some details to see what lies behind them where water flows from women and fire forms flowers the human body is composed of approximately 80% water This remarkable fact highlights how we are fundamentally connected to water; we could say that we are both the source and vessel of it fuelling our very existence and inspiring a multitude of experiences I wish to explore the themes of inspiration Surrounding the central figures in my work is the element of fire which represents both passion and transformation This fiery imagery intertwines with the motifs of plants and flowers suggesting a duality that explores beauty in its most complex forms there is a darker undertone to this beauty as I draw inspiration from Charles Baudelaire’s ‘Les Fleurs du Mal’ where flowers symbolise the coexistence of beauty and suffering I aim to illustrate the intricate and sometimes turbulent nature of life and creation – inviting viewers to contemplate the powerful relationships between water and the opposing forces of light and darkness where heads split or are held out decapitated there is a belief that evil resides in the head suggesting that our true essence and understanding lie within the heart This concept implies that the mind can often be a source of negativity or ego which is why some traditional artworks depict the act of decapitation this imagery is not meant to signify the physical act of harming an enemy; rather it symbolizes the removal of the ego or the inner adversary that obstructs one’s spiritual growth and enlightenment This idea of splitting or decapitating the negative aspects of the self is akin to the transformative process experienced during childbirth Just as a mother must undergo a profound metamorphosis for new life to emerge so too must an individual shed their ego to reach a higher state of consciousness The image of a lotus flower reaching full bloom represents this journey; just as a baby cannot be born until the lotus has fully opened enlightenment and self-realization cannot be achieved until one has transcended the confines of the ego Flag from Act Three – photo Paul Carey-Kent One of the flag embroideries shows a dancing thistle… This is why I focus on illustrating herbal medicine derived from our natural surroundings Diseases often resonate with the elements of nature nature provides the remedies we need for healing The seven flags in my work symbolise the journey to enlightenment through the seven chakras the chakras ascend through the solar plexus culminating at the crown chakra at the top The dancing figure represents the second – sacral – chakra which is essential to our creative and emotional well-being Top Photo: Citra Sasmita photo: Gus Agung / Niskala Studio Read More Visit was arrested yesterday and charged with two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and one count of child abuse without great bodily harm after allegedly chasing and hitting a vehicle with three people inside The responding Alachua County Sheriff’s Deputy reported that at about 7:10 p.m Robinson saw a custody exchange at Veterans Memorial Park (7340 SW 41st Place) The deputy reported that Robinson disapproved of the male victim taking custody of the child and after the male victim put the child into his vehicle Robinson allegedly pursued the male victim’s vehicle in his own vehicle and tried to run the vehicle off the road or box it in hitting the victim’s vehicle repeatedly with his own vehicle in an apparent attempt to disable it A female victim was also in the vehicle with the child and male victim The deputy wrote that the impacts were forceful enough to “aggressively jostle” the occupants of the vehicle throwing them into the doors and other interior surfaces of the vehicle Both vehicles reportedly had paint transfer and damage consistent with the victims’ account of the incident Robinson reportedly admitted pursuing the vehicle and trying to stop it even after the male victim took evasive action to create distance between the vehicles He reportedly admitted that the vehicles collided but he claimed that the contact was initiated by the male victim The deputy wrote that Robinson was fully aware that there was a young child inside the vehicle and “continued to perform highly dangerous and erratic vehicle maneuvers upon busy public roadways placing the victim and general public at tremendous risk.” Robinson has no criminal convictions in Alachua or Marion Counties Judge Mitchell Bishop ordered him held without bond pending a hearing on a motion from the State Attorney’s office to hold him without bail until trial don’t everyone have *self defense” devices in Citra Welcome to IPE Real Assets. 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Read our policy By 2024-10-16T10:51:00+01:00 a UK rental homes company owned by Lloyds Banking Group has acquired over 800 homes from a Gatehouse Living and Sigma Capital fund Citra said it has bought the 821 homes across nine schemes in Greater Manchester in a deal that expands its rental portfolio to over 5,000 homes in the UK of which more than 3,000 are currently occupied.  Occupancy of the latest acquired homes – which were sold by the UK Private Rented Fund (UK PRS Fund) – currently stands at 99% said: “While our focus remains firmly on increasing the number of rental homes available the secondary market for rental homes is developing and by taking an active role in it we can ensure that these homes don’t just remain in the private rental sector where they are needed but give their residents a landlord they know and can trust to deliver the service they need it is important to appreciate how much our business has developed in just three years We’ll continue to grow and evolve to ensure we keep our focus on helping more people live in the homes they want and delivering a high-quality customer experience.” The UK PRS Fund was launched in 2015 by Sigma with investment from a “leading sovereign wealth fund” and Gatehouse Bank group managing director of Gatehouse Living Group delivered in partnership with a leading sovereign wealth fund is the second single-family rental platform exited by Gatehouse Living Group establishing another benchmark transaction for the sector.” said “We’re really proud to have supported both parties on the sale and to be able to showcase the demand resilience and opportunity that single-family build-to-rent housing can offer both investors and renters alike.”   To read the latest IPE Real Assets magazine click here Copyright © 1997–2025 IPE International Publishers Limited Site powered by Webvision Cloud MARION COUNTY – A person was pronounced dead early Sunday at the scene of a collision between a CSX train and a car in Citra the train was heading southbound when the crash happened Marion County Fire Rescue pronounced one person dead at the scene adding the identity of the person who died is pending an FHP investigation Get today’s headlines in minutes with Your Florida Daily: Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved joined the ClickOrlando team in November 2021 TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Citra Sasmita’s inaugural UK exhibition “Into Eternal Land,” transforms the Barbican’s Curve gallery into a vivid narrative space that beckons viewers into a realm where traditional Balinese artistry converges with contemporary feminist discourse Drawing from the 15th-century Kamasan painting technique—historically dominated by male artists—Sasmita reimagines these visual narratives to foreground powerful female figures thereby challenging entrenched gender hierarchies The exhibition unfolds in a theatrical sequence commencing with a prologue and advancing through three acts to an epilogue Each segment immerses visitors in a multisensory experience and even scent to explore themes of ancestral memory The ambient composition by Indonesian composer Agha Praditya Yogaswara further enhances the sacred atmosphere enveloping the viewer in a contemplative soundscape A standout piece within this journey is the expansive scroll painting that stretches along the gallery’s curved walls this artwork portrays women undergoing profound transformations—metamorphosing into trees depicted with flaming auras and dynamic forms encapsulating Sasmita’s vision of a post-patriarchal world where female agency is both celebrated and reclaimed Citra Sasmita: Into Eternal Land at Barbican Image courtesy of Jo Underhill and BarbicanSasmita’s work not only reclaims traditional Balinese art forms but also confronts the island’s colonial past and the commodification of its culture By collaborating with local artisans and integrating indigenous materials she honors and revitalizes endangered craft traditions positioning her art as both a tribute to and a reimagining of Balinese heritage “Into Eternal Land” stands as a testament to the enduring power of art to challenge societal norms and envision new mythologies that resonate across cultures and epochs Copyright © 2025 ArteFuse.com All Rights Reserved Our website uses cookies to improve your experience. Learn more about: Cookie Policy Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb Dentsu Indonesia has continued to dominate the Citra Pariwara Advertising Festival for the fifth consecutive year with an unmatched record of 32 wins as it reclaimed the title of #1 Digital Agency of Year 2024 the network powerhouse also secured its strong standing as #2 Creative Agency of the Year and #2 Media Agency of the Year Not only have we consistently outperformed ourselves at Citra Pariwara we have also set new benchmarks at the awards with our record haul of 32 wins These accolades are testament to our extraordinary team’s relentless pursuit of excellence in innovating to impact across our work I am very proud that our teams have continued to reach for the stars and achieved even more We also share this honour with our clients and partners who have trusted us to bring their visions to life.” we succeed because we operate as one integrated team breaking silos and fostering collaboration These awards are a celebration of the collective effort as well as the stellar leadership of our Executive Creative Directors who have brought excellence in creative strategy tech innovation and insights of human behaviour Our gratitude also goes to our clients for their unwavering support and belief Thank you to everyone who poured their heart into making this year remarkable." Dentsu Indonesia’s 32 wins at Citra Pariwara 2024 include one gold and 21 bronze metals in the following categories: Dentsu Indonesia’s success at Citra Pariwara is not unprecedented the agency made history by becoming the first and only to take pole position across all three of the most coveted titles of Creative Agency of the Year along with the ultimate distinction of Agency of the Year a never-before haul recorded at Citra Pariwara since the inaugural awards in 1987 The network delivered a strong showcase the following year in 2023 bagging 20 metals as it retained its title as #1 Media Agency of the Year alongside its wins as #2 Creative Agency of the Year and #2 Digital Agency of the Year This unparalled recognition at Citra Pariwara adds to dentsu Indonesia’s string of achievements in 2024 the agency has also garnered 18 awards at the MMA Smarties Indonesia 30 trophies at the Marketing Excellence Awards Indonesia 1 agency in RECMA’s Quali-Rank for five consecutive years The Communication and Information Technology Regulatory Authority (CITRA) launched the first phase of the direct domain registration service (kw.) today with the first phase lasting for six months During a press conference held for this occasion Director of the Public Sector Governance Department at CITRA stated that the first phase is called the “Sunrise Period,” which provides an opportunity for government entities and holders of third-level domains (.com.kw / .net.kw / .org.kw) to register direct domain names under the national extension (kw.) in accordance with the domain name registration policy issued by CITRA AlMazyad added that CITRA has been managing and organizing the country code top-level domain (ccTLD) since 2017 which led to the creation of a comprehensive electronic system for registering third-level domains CITRA has also set the necessary policies to ensure the organization of this process in accordance with the approved domain name registration guidelines AlMazyad called on all concerned parties to visit CITRA’s official website to review the full details related to the registration policy and the necessary procedures for registering domains during the Sunrise Period she mentioned that it is possible to contact CITRA through official channels for more information Sign up for our weekly newsletter and get the latest industry insights right in your inbox Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More — Few things are more pressing for college students than exam-time stress and shopping on a tight budget And as University of Florida sophomore Amelia Ernst works on the art of the latter she’s grateful she can shop for free at the campus food pantry “You don’t have to be missing food or struggling to come here and it shows stuff like this is important for a community,” she said In 2015, the Hitchcock Field and Fork Pantry opened its doors to the campus community the pantry relies upon weekly donations from a local food bank a once-per-month stocking by grocery chain Publix Operations Coordinator Lori Benson said that the pantry has been receiving weekly shipments of hundreds of heads of lettuce from a surprising place — a research study-launched shipping container farm in Citra even if students were unsure how to incorporate lettuce into their meals Produce is probably what students want the most because they’re looking for nutritious items,” Benson said so it’s awesome to see how it’s grown and see them where they replant the little seedlings … We were afraid students might not be too excited about lettuce so we printed out recipes like what you can do with lettuce About 30 minutes from the Gainesville campus, a stark white shipping container gets plopped on the far side of a University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences research center footprint It’s where professor and researcher Ying Zhang spends countless hours calibrating the water system and laboring over lettuce The UF/IFAS assistant professor of agricultural and biological engineering said that the project sponsored by Seminole Electric Cooperative principally seeks to understand the demands of indoor farming on the electrical grid researchers hope to further their understanding of water efficiency and potential effects of a shipping container farm upon a local community — from environmental concerns to economic opportunities they could be the future,” she said of the project “It helps our people to be able to grow produce locally I think that’s the main purpose of the indoor farming technologies.” Zhang explained that she and her team seeded the plants in the nursery area of the shipping container which runs along the wall to the left of the main door the team transplanted the lettuce to the vertical growing panels the team’s first harvest yielded 521 heads of lettuce the yield vacillated between about 200 and 400 But sticking with the concept of sustainability the byproduct of the labor-intensive research — the lettuce itself — was not discarded It was delivered weekly to the UF food pantry to stock the refrigerator shelves it means healthier meals that work with her budget She’s even utilized some of the recipes Benson a former executive director for a Habitat for Humanity location has drummed up as Ernst cooks with her boyfriend “I’m not usually here in time for all the good stuff "But all the meat and the veggies are the most important things I come here looking for Chad Gerber and his flying disc-loving All-American Dog “Citra,” are more than just a talented freestyle team They’ve both overcome severe health problems in their lives and have found a new love for physical exercise within Disc Dog Gerber and Citra competed at the AKC Disc Dog Challenge, presented by The Farmer’s Dog. The competition features four disc games. The Minneapolis, Minnesota team competed in Freestyle at the event in Asheville, North Carolina. The AKC Disc Dog Challenge will premiere on ESPN2 on Saturday they immediately sought a dog with a lot of energy an All-American Dog named “Shiba,” who would run with Vicky daily They soon found that even after five or six miles and looked to see if any organizations in their area offered anything where they could compete with Shiba and I guess the rest is history,” Gerber says she looks excited and has lots of drive,” he recalls The Gerbers knew she’d be a perfect disc teammate But once they started doing routine testing for her, they discovered something no one wants to hear: she had heartworm “She had to go through heartworm treatment to get her all better getting three injections over four months,” Gerber says she was ready to start chasing balls and Frisbees and kept on getting better.” Gerber shares a similar recovery story that only made him and Citra closer Gerber was an athlete and loved being involved in sports and was playing basketball when he was 10 years old when he started to feel sick “It was completely unexpected,” Gerber says “There’s no genetic markers or issues that can be common with people that have kidney transplants.” He remembers that doctors had determined that it was an inflammation of blood vessels that attacked his kidneys and led to kidney failure his parents were able to donate their kidneys and his dad ended up donating his for the organ transplant Gerber was in the hospital for about five weeks before he could go home “I had one episode of rejection nine months after that and it’s been smooth sailing for 26 years.” The biggest downside that Gerber faced was being unable to do contact sports like he used to but tried to get back into baseball in high school He moved onto non-contact sports like golf and bowling so he could still fuel his competitive nature without risking his kidneys in any way when I found out you could compete with your dogs it was something I never had really considered before then,” he says We’ve had to learn to become good teammates,” Gerber says and there are lots of games where we can play in UpDog where she can score well and get on podiums.” UpDog and disc competitions have become such a big part of Gerber’s life that he wanted to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his kidney transplant with a disc competition “I thought it would be a natural fit to convert the fund money into donations for a charity,” he says He organized a one-day competition with two fields, where friends and disc-loving teams came from all over Minnesota to compete. They had a lot of support from the local crew in Minnesota, and between donations and corporate matching, they were able to raise $4500 for Donate Life in Minnesota The bond that Gerber and Citra have is just one of the many things they’ve gained from the sport of disc “There’s a lot of teams that we’ve gotten to know around the country,” Gerber says The AKC Disc Dog Challenge brings together teams from all over the U.S Citra isn’t a one-disc pony either. With Vicky, Citra competes in AKC Scent Work and just got her Elite Champion title in the sport and I really like to throw the disc with lots of different releases and formats,” Gerber says “I like to showcase myself as much as helping to showcase Citra The AKC Disc Dog Challenge will premiere on ESPN2 on Saturday You won’t want to miss these high-flying dog teams in action Share a few contact details to get your FREE e-book AKC is a participant in affiliate advertising programs designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to akc.org If you purchase a product through this article The popular Citra 3DS emulator was shut down earlier this year amid a wider crackdown by Nintendo, but a new project called Azahar filled us with hope this new emulator is now available to download The Azahar team posted a release candidate for the emulator on GitHub over the weekend. The developers said this wasn’t a stable release but could evolve into one if no major issues are discovered within the following seven days. Azahar’s developers urged users to test the emulator to catch any issues before its promotion to a full release, asking users to report the issue via GitHub. “If you are unwilling to tolerate potential minor issues, you may be better off waiting until a release candidate is promoted to a full release,” the developers cautioned. In other words, you shouldn’t expect a perfect release straight away. And you shouldn’t expect your potato phone to run many games at first (if ever). This emulator doesn’t allow for the launching of encrypted games and .3DS files by default. Instead, Azahar uses CCI files for games. However, the team says changing the extension of files from 3DS to CCI also works. Nevertheless, this first release brings a few notable features and fixes. Easily the most noteworthy addition is the ability to disable “right eye rendering.” The Nintendo 3DS rendered games for both left and right eyes, which is handy for 3D-enabled titles but a waste of resources when playing 2D games. In fact, the developers claim a performance boost of up to 50% when only rendering for one eye. In any event, this release is good news for 3DS emulation on Android. So we hope it continues to receive plenty of love from the developers and manages to avoid falling foul of Nintendo. the annual license fee for wireless Internet service providers is set at KD 75,000 Applicants are required to submit an unconditional guarantee letter of the same value from the bank in favor of CITRA which should remain valid throughout the license period the annual license fee for Internet service providers is set at KD 98,000 and applicants must provide a guarantee letter of the same value from the bank The regulations for Internet service providers and wireless Internet service providers include the installation and operation of necessary devices and programs to block access to sites that violate religion or those specified by CITRA or reported by the public Licensees are prohibited from connecting their private networks to any other local or international networks outside Kuwait’s borders to provide wired or wireless Internet services without prior written approval from CITRA Internet service providers are prohibited from allowing their subscribers to resell the service The draft regulatory decision regarding the requirements and controls for licensing Internet service providers stipulates that providing Internet service is prohibited without obtaining a license from CITRA such as wired or wireless Internet service providers must apply CITRA to obtain a license for their activities following the regulations outlined in this decision Service providers may offer wireless Internet services only after obtaining the necessary prior approvals and frequency allocations from CITRA The license application must be submitted to CITRA signed by the legal representative of the applicant The application must include several documents along with a detailed study of the applicant’s administrative which should clarify the necessary resources to provide the service Additional documents or data may also be requested by CITRA to complete the application review process CITRA will issue its ruling on the application within 60 working days after verifying that all requirements have been met The license will be valid for one calendar year starting from the date specified in the license The decision specifies the financial counterpart for the annual license fees at a non-refundable amount of KD 98,000 payable in advance upon receiving CITRA’s approval to grant the license the applicant is required to submit an unconditional bank guarantee letter of KD 98,000 in favor of CITRA which will remain valid throughout the license period The draft of the second resolution on the foundations and controls for licensing wireless Internet service providers stipulates that mobile telecommunications companies must obtain a license from CITRA before offering wireless Internet services Companies are required to apply CITRA to obtain a license for providing wireless Internet services under the conditions and regulations stipulated in the resolution The license application must be signed by the legal representative of the applicant and submitted on the approved forms It should be accompanied by relevant documents and a detailed study of the applicant’s administrative clarifying the necessary resources to provide the service Additional documents or data may be requested by CITRA to complete the application review process The decision further specifies that CITRA will issue its decision within 60 working days Arab Times | © Copyright 2024, All Rights Reserved Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc. (Syndigate.info) Get insights and exclusive content from the world of business and finance that you can trust Out of Citra Living’s now 5,000-home portfolio with the latest 800 being acquired from Gatehouse Living Group 0•The Nintendo 3DS was a super popular console It sold over 75 million units during its run and was home to some iconic titles The handheld system was discontinued in September 2020 and the Nintendo eShop closed in March 2023 emulation is the only way to enjoy some of these old favorites here are the best Nintendo 3DS emulators for PC and Mac it’s worth pointing out that we have excluded a few options from our list due to a lack of active development or untrustworthy development practices there are only a few good Nintendo 3DS emulators on PC and Mac and one of those still uses the final build of Citra RetroArch is the best all-in-one emulator on most platforms. It’s one of our favorite emulators on Android and iOS users too since it can do Nintendo 3DS games as well as dozens of other consoles and then you can play it or configure your experience from there It’s not bad at all once you get used to it but it may be a bit intimidating for people who are new to the emulator experience RetroArch uses cores to play games. Think of each core as a console that you can load in like a plugin. Thus, you only have to download the cores you want for the consoles you’re interested in. The 3DS core is the open-source Citra emulator, but the Citra developer was shut down in early 2024 after legal action from Nintendo That means that it’s no longer in active development but it still has good performance and game support With the original team behind Citra no longer working on the project, it’s only a matter of time before Azahar surpasses it in compatibility. The two existing forks already had things like online play and Amiibo support, and the team has also teased the ability to re-download purchased eShop titles which is a great way to sidestep outright piracy The Azahar 3DS emulator has a few other anti-piracy measures including dropping support for the .3ds filetype The developers claim that its history is tied to legally questionable practices which is why it only supports the .cci filetype all you need to do is rename your existing ROMs but it’s an extra step that other emulators don’t have Does that mean it avoid the same fate as Citra While Azahar has now taken the crown as the best Citra fork there’s one more Nintendo 3DS emulator that’s worth checking out it’s still early in development and things are still rough around the edges Some games have graphical errors and others don’t load at all We also found audio issues on a number of titles if the other two above aren’t doing it for you It’s still in active development so hopefully some of the rough edges are smoothed out over time If you’re looking to game on mobile, here is our list of the best Nintendo 3DS emulators for Android We also share this honor with our clients and partners who have trusted us to bring their visions to life.” Dentsu Indonesia’s 32 wins at Citra Pariwara 2024 include 1 Gold and 21 Bronze metals in the following categories: Notwithstanding any actions or statements by the Dentsu Group globally or outside the U.S. it will continue to abide by all applicable laws and regulations in the U.S Any statements or actions that purport to relate to the Dentsu Group and are inconsistent with U.S Citra Living has acquired the stabilised Broadside Build to Rent scheme in Manchester for an undisclosed sum has completed the acquisition of 821 rental homes from Gatehouse Living Group spread over nine schemes that were originally completed in 2018 This acquisition marks a significant expansion of Citra Living’s rental property portfolio pushing the company’s total number of homes to over 5,000 More than 3,000 of these homes are already delivered and occupied further demonstrating the company’s commitment to providing high-quality rental housing across the UK The transaction represents a notable development in the UK’s Build to Rent (BTR) sector particularly within the single-family home (SFH) market It highlights Citra Living’s continued growth and success in expanding its presence in the rental market while also marking Gatehouse Living Group’s successful exit from a portfolio of stabilised assets This acquisition reinforces Citra Living’s mission to meet the growing demand for rental properties and contribute to the ongoing development of sustainable housing solutions throughout the country is dedicated to providing affordable and well-maintained homes across the UK The company’s expansion into the Build to Rent sector underlines its focus on delivering long-term sustainable housing for families and individuals Complete the details below to receive our daily newsletter highlighting investment and development activity: CLICK HERE to listen to the podcast Find apps, programs and moreMain menuWindowsWindows Used Citra MMJ for Android? 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Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean) If you are looking for a utility tool that will transform your Android device into a console Citra MMJ is one of the best in this genre.  This Android emulator lets you play many different games right on your mobile device It’s designed for gamers who want to play their favorite games anywhere and anytime offering both flexibility and enhanced gaming features You can play everything from fast-paced action games to challenging puzzles The app also improves how games look on your phone It includes options to make game graphics sharper and clearer Citra MMJ works well with external gamepads This means you can connect your favorite game controller to your phone for better control and a more enjoyable gaming experience The app also uses your phone's built-in features you can upgrade to the Premium version through an in-app purchase This upgrade gives you extra features like a Dark theme Citra MMJ is committed to transparency and community involvement The application is licensed under GNU GPL v2 allowing gamers and developers to access and modify the source code via GitHub This open-source approach not only fosters a collaborative community but also ensures that improvements and innovations continue to enrich the platform It is great for anyone who wants an all-in-one emulator It supports many different games from various consoles This makes it a highly appealing choice for gamers who want a comprehensive emulator that supports a diverse range of games from various consoles Citra MMJ distinguishes itself as a highly adaptable and feature-rich emulator suitable for gaming enthusiasts who value both performance and versatility While the emulator performs optimally on advanced devices its range of features and the ability to modify the source code make it an attractive option for a broad audience © 2025 Download.com, a Ziff Davis company. 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Indonesian singer Bunga Citra Lestari (R) and her husband the South Jakarta Police’s Criminal Investigation Unit initiated the investigation following a complaint filed in 2022 by Aryawardhana’s ex-wife Arina Winarto which claimed discrepancies in PT Arjuna Advaya’s financial records during the time Aryawardhana served as the director of the company Winarto’s lawyer stated that having "complete control over the company’s financial operations," Aryawardhana closed the company in 2019 due to financial troubles subsequent examination of the company’s financial statements by Winarto revealed suspicious activities implying manipulation and Aryawardhana was unable to offer adequate explanations for the inconsistencies found were married in June 2014 and divorced in Oct a 41-year-old well-known figure in the Indonesian music industry Email: evne@vnexpress.netTel: 028 7300 9999 - Ext 8556 was arrested yesterday for a March 2023 incident in which she allegedly pushed a woman to the ground and then came back with a rifle and threatened to kill four people a Gainesville Police Department Officer responded to Gainesville Place Apartments (2800 SW 35th Pl) where the victims and witnesses said Rucker had started a physical fight with a woman grabbing her hair and dragging her down to the ground A witness reportedly said Rucker was angry because the victim was in a relationship with her former boyfriend The victim reportedly sustained minor injuries Two witnesses corroborated the victim’s account telling the officer they saw Rucker drag the victim to the ground by her hair and “jump” her Rucker reportedly left in a vehicle after the fight but returned about 25 minutes later and allegedly pulled a rifle out of her vehicle She allegedly pointed the rifle at four victims “Whatchu about to do?” and saying “I’ll shoot y’all.” but a warrant was issued for her arrest after formal charges were filed in September Rucker was arrested in Marion County on April 14 for allegedly threatening to harm a woman with a chrome pipe Rucker has been formally charged with simple battery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon She has no criminal convictions but is still facing the Marion County charge She has a history of dropped charges in Marion County aggravated battery with a deadly weapon in 2021 and child abuse without great bodily harm in 2023 Judge Susan Miller-Jones set bail at $60,000 the amount set by Judge James Colaw in her arrest warrant More drama with this woman than most soap operas Emotional reaction coupled with violent tendencies will get her into prison quickly Doubtful she’s of any relation to Darius but a wagon wheel could work wonders for her social dysfunction She looks like the twin of a certain US Congress perp She needs to get some real jail time and think about where her life is going Why didn’t they take that rag off her head and those piercings out of her face for her mugshot Violate her “rights” some would claim The ram tattoo on her neck is a devil worship thing I was just going to ask if that was a tattoo of female ovaries and fallopian tube