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Picasso’s grandson shares hundreds of intimate family photos with the world Artist’s personal archive containing unseen images and home movies is hailed as ‘a revelation’ Dalya Alberge The Observer ,  Saturday 8 November 2014 13.24 GMT Pablo Picasso with his wife Olga in 1919. Photograph: Popperfoto.com Hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and some home movies of family and friends are to give a new insight into the life and loves of Pablo Picasso. The extraordinary personal archive has been released for the first time by Picasso’s grandson, Bernard Ruiz-Picasso, to Sir John Richardson, the British art historian and one of the world’s foremost experts on the artist and his work. Richardson, 90, who was a friend of the artist, told the  Observer : “It is a mass of hundreds and hundreds of photographs which have never been seen. They’re a revelation. They are of all periods – fascinating when you compare them to certain paintings or events in his lif

Isis: Tony Abbott welcomes extra US troops but says he won't send more The US president authorises the doubling of troop levels in Iraq to 3,000, but PM says Australia’s plans have not changed Staff and agencies theguardian.com ,  Saturday 8 November 2014 02.36 GMT Jump to comments  ( 55 ) US navy F-18E Super Hornets supporting operations against Islamic State, after being refueled.   Photograph: Staff Sgt Shawn Nickel/AFP/Getty Images Barack Obama’s approval of additional troops in Iraq is welcome but Australia’s current commitment remains, the prime minister, Tony Abbott, has said. The US president has authorised the doubling of US troop levels in Iraq for the war against Islamic State (Isis) militants, further straining his pledge  against “boots on the ground” . Obama ordered an additional 1,500 troops to Iraq on Friday to bolster the performance of Iraqi and Kurdish forces fighting Isis in ground combat. The training, the Pentagon said, is exp

Barack Obama doubles US troop levels for war against Isis in Iraq Pledge to avoid ‘boots on the ground’ strained as 1,500 additional US troops ordered to Iraq to bolster Iraqi and Kurdish forces fighting Islamic State Spencer Ackerman  in Washington and  Tom McCarthy  in New York theguardian.com ,  Saturday 8 November 2014 09.38 GMT Jump to comments  ( 499 ) Tribal fighters take part in an intensive security deployment against Islamic State militants. US troops are being sent to bolster efforts against Isis.   Photograph: Reuters Barack Obama has authorized the doubling of US troop levels in Iraq for the war against Islamic State (Isis) militants, further straining his pledge against “boots on the ground” . Obama ordered an additional 1,500 troops to Iraq on Friday to bolster the performance of Iraqi and Kurdish forces fighting Isis in ground combat. The training, the Pentagon said, is expected to last the better part of a year, raising questions a

Teacher of English and well known creative writer and critic Tayseer Nazmi kicked out of house and job to the street in down town Amman since day of international theatre 27th. March 2011 لقاء كامل نصيرات مع تيسير نظمي على الهواء مباشرة  People who shared this Qusai Shahin  shared  Amal Akrabawi 's  photo . September 4, 2013   ·   Show Attachment Top of Form Like Like   ·    ·   Share ·          3 people   like this. ·          View 1 more comment ·          Ameena Humanity Abou Zayyad  OMG, where is he now? is he in Jordan? Can we do anything???????? September 4, 2013 at 2:36pm   ·   Like   ·   1 ·          Qusai Shahin  Yes Ameenah my friend, he is in Jordan. He needs a job September 4, 2013 at 5:34pm   ·   Like ·          Ameena Humanity Abou Zayyad   if there is no Wasta, not easy to get a job, look at me I hold PhD from one of the 5th best Universities in UK, Msc from Georgetown University & I am Jobless (No wastah)...