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Let's take a look at one of Clarendon Park's businesses of the past, a dispensing chemist – W T Hind, of 76-78 Queens Road and also of 44 Montague Road. I bought this label on ebay a year or so ago, and it got me interested in chemists in Clarendon Park. I started looking into W T Hind and his business, and have uncovered quite a lot of information and sources. I am planning to post information here as I find it. If only Leicestershire Record Office wasn't closed for stocktaking this week I could tell the whole story in one go but hey ho.
The 1947 Kelly's Directory of Leicester shows the following entry: "Hind, William Tom, 76 and 78 Queens Road and 44 Montague. Telephone number 77140." The same telephone number is shown on the Inhalation label, which helps us to put a rough date to it. Being in business for a long time was a good selling point in past times – less so now, I suppose – so Mr Hind helpfully put the date he started the business, 1888, on the label.
So, looking at the 1891 census we find William Thomas Hind living not above the shop in Queens Road, but with his mother in St Peter's Road. He is a Chemist and Druggist aged 24, born in Leicester. If his business started in 1888, he must have been just 21 at the time. He seems to have moved house a lot at this time, living all over the city. By 1901 he had married Lizzie Smith and helped produce three children. The whole family now lived at 78 Queens Road with their servant.
In Wright's 1909 Directory of Leicestershire Wm Tom Hind, 78 Queen's Road, is the only chemist and druggist listed, which might explain why in 1911 the family (now with another daughter) lived at 'Lindenhurst' in East Avenue, Clarendon Park, a decidedly swisher address. The eldest son, Horace William, is a pharmacy student.
This was a very long lived business. In Kelly's Directory of Leicester 1957, another chemist is listed, Frederick Leonard Hind (William Thomas's third son, born in 1900). There are now two telephone numbers and we are also told that they are dealers in photographic apparatus and materials. In 1896 William had been granted a license to sell 'medicated wines', which is amusing when you consider all the other interesting potentially recreational chemicals a chemist could legally sell in those days. In fact, there are a lot of W T Hind bottles and labels still kicking around, which give you an idea of how the shop must have looked and smelled.
W T Hind was still in business in 1984 – almost 100 years (Not the W T Hind though I hope – unless his pills were REALLY good!). Over the next few days I hope to find out exactly when the business ended.
As to the premises – 78 Queens Road is currently home to the Co-Operative Pharmacy, formerly Gordon Davis pharmacy. It is funny how business premises sometimes retain the same use for a long time. It may well not have been used for any other purpose since it was first built.
More on W T Hind and its competitor for the oldest pharmacy in Clarendon Park, Spiers, soon. In the meantime, I'd love to hear from anyone who remembers W T Hind. Regards, Elizabeth.


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As the first anniversary passes of the Deepwater Horizon rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico which caused the biggest accidental oil spill in history, is the oil industry learning from its mistakes and paying more attention to the environmental risks it poses? We interviewed Dr Brian Dicks at the Oil Spill Risk Management Conference that took place in Sweden recently. Dr Dicks has advised on more than 60 oil spills worldwide.
What lessons, if any, have been learned from the Gulf of Mexico spill and is the oil industry acting on them?
The industry is putting a lot of effort into developing more reliable seabed equipment. It's also developing safer drilling practices and reviewing its oil spill contingency plans. These measures are potentially valuable but it's a shame that it took a major accident like the Deepwater Horizon explosion to trigger this level of activity.
Many of the same mistakes made with the cleaning of earlier spills were still being made in the Gulf. These include the inappropriate use of containment booms in areas where they were rapidly destroyed by rough seas, and continued disputes over the use of dispersants even though they were pre-approved for use. It's clear that the technical guidance provided in contingency plans was not always followed.
Is political interest getting in the way of sound science in terms of effective clean-up approaches?
Plenty of evidence shows that the scale of the US response was driven at least partly by the repeated intervention of politicians and the public. The Gulf of Mexico coastline has extensive marshlands and it's well established scientifically that if these marshes are left to recover naturally, the damage is reduced and they recover more quickly. Ill-advised attempts to clean marshes can do far more harm than good, yet politicians insisted that the public see these areas being cleaned.
There are conflicting opinions on the scale of the impacts but what is the real situation regarding biodiversity in the Gulf?
As with many other incidents, the media have presented a picture of large scale and long-term damage. There is a lot of data on the environmental impacts of spills and subsequent recovery, and there is no reason to think Deepwater Horizon will be any different. But there is little scientific data yet available on the impacts of this one and it's unlikely that there will be a clear picture of the damage for some time. Litigation over damages, particularly large claims for alleged fisheries and environmental damage are likely to stand in the way of an objective assessment in the short term.
There's no doubt that the fishing bans imposed because of oil in the water and oiling of beaches have had serious economic impacts on fisheries and tourism, but it will be difficult to get a reliable scientific evaluation of the impacts on wildlife in the near future. It's encouraging though that many presenters at the conference say that clean-up, evaporation and natural degradation have removed most of the Deepwater Horizon oil.
What role should the conservation community play in influencing the oil industry to reduce its risks to biodiversity?
There are many examples of where environmental scientists have worked closely with the oil industry to minimize the ecological impacts of its operations. Interaction between whale experts and an oil company through IUCN's Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel has led to concrete measures to protect the whales. Re-routing pipelines and restructuring seismic surveys, to which whales are particularly sensitive, have helped reduce potential impacts.
However, there is a need for greater cooperation between industry and environmental interests to promote effective spill responses to minimize the damage. The key is to find an efficient mechanism for working together, rather than the adversarial approach taken by activist environmental groups.
What gaps in knowledge need to be filled to make sure industry is prepared for oil and gas exploration in sensitive areas such as the Arctic?
There have been a number of improvements to clean-up response techniques in Arctic and icy conditions in recent years including improvements to oil skimmers, methods of burning off the oil and better chemical dispersant equipment. But whilst some techniques are effective, cleaning up oil in ice will still be a long, slow and difficult process.
Do you think there's a willingness for meaningful change within the oil industry?
There does seem to be a general willingness for improvement. We've heard many calls for improvements to contingency plans, improved ship design and classification for operating in ice, and for better support for oil spill response in ice.
A number of industry initiatives were reported aimed at improving contingency planning and response for oil spills. Statistics from ITOPF, the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation, showed a significant reduction in the number and volume of tanker spills. This is clearly linked to the introduction of effective international pollution conventions and other regulations which have improved the operations of the world's tanker fleet.
Similar improvements have been made to shipping as a whole as a result of international regulations. Both industry and government representatives identify a clear need for comparable international regulation which would apply to offshore installations.
ITOPF also showed examples of the problems which arise if tried and tested contingency plans are not followed because of intervention by politicians. Their message was very clear: stick to technically and scientifically-sound procedures during the clean up and keep politicians out of the spill response!
Dr Brian Dicks, a member of IUCN's Western Gray Whale Advisory Panel, has advised on more than 60 oil spills worldwide including the Exxon Valdez (USA), Iron Baron (Tasmania) and Erika (France). He has also been involved in numerous post-spill impact studies and in contingency planning to identify marine environmental risks and minimise impacts. In 1987 he joined the International Tanker Owners Pollution Federation as a Technical Adviser.


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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. – When teammates and coaches are asked what improvements Chicago Fire forward Chris Rolfe has made since he left for Denmark three years ago, some form of the word "maturity" inevitably comes out of their mouths.
Rolfe has always had the quick feet that allowed him to surprise Columbus goalkeeper Andy Gruenebaum in the 23rd minute of last Saturday's 2-1 win, floating a shot from outside the penalty area after taking just half a step with the ball. But Gonzalo Segares has seen Rolfe's understanding of the game, his movement without the ball and his vision of the field improve after two-and-a-half seasons with Aalborg BK.
"As you get older, you see everything a little bit slower," Segares told MLSsoccer.com. "I think his mobility has improved a lot. He's more mature with the ball, and with the way he makes runs. ... He's playing at the best level I've ever seen him at."
Rolfe is scoring in much higher volume than he ever did before, tallying eight goals in 17 games, just one off of his career high. But he claims that he doesn't know what his Fire colleagues mean when they say his play has matured.
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"No idea," Rolfe said. "I'm closer to the goal than I was. That's it."
Rolfe won't admit that his form is at its best, maintaining that there are plenty of aspects of his game on which he needs to improve.
Teammates contend otherwise.
GOAL: Rolfe scores his 7th of 2012
"He does the simple things and he makes the simple things look so easy, like the two strikes he had [Saturday]," midfielder Patrick Nyarko told MLSsoccer.com. "He's matured a lot. He thinks he's not explosive enough, even though I think otherwise. If he can get better, just imagine how it would be. He's extremely good."
After playing on a 2009 team that included big-name forwards Brian McBride and Cuauhtémoc Blanco, Nyarko said Rolfe has stepped up as a leader of a 2012 team that is fighting for the top spot in the Eastern Conference.
When he brushes off questions about his improved form as if they're misinformed, all his teammates can do is laugh.
"You hear those things and they make you smile," captain Logan Pause said. "What a great guy to have on your team. He's such a humble kid that he's not going to gloat or comment that he's doing anything of greatness, although us as teammates, we know the kind of player that he is, and he's been in fantastic form."


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MONTREAL - BCE Inc. expects that its new proposal to buy Astral Media will address the federal regulator's concern about the telecom giant dominating the television market.
Bell's chief regulatory officer Mirko Bibic wouldn't comment Monday on the possible sale of any radio or TV assets owned by Montreal's Astral to make the deal work. But Bibic said the new $3.38-billion proposal to buy Astral (TSX:ACM.A) will address the CRTC's concern about market dominance.
"The proposal that we filed today will address the issue of viewing shares from the CRTC's perspective," Bibic said from Ottawa.
"It's putting a package together that addresses the mechanical, numerical threshold the way the CRTC calculates it."
However, the companies said they cannot give specifics about the new application until the CRTC makes it public, which it is expected to do in early 2013.
Astral has 25 specialty TV services, including The Movie Network, Family Channel and Disney XD, and 84 radio stations.
Bell, owner of the CTV TV network, has said it wants to put Astral's content on smartphones, tablets, computers and traditional TVs, and to compete with foreign online competitors such as Netflix.
The CRTC killed the deal last month, saying it wasn't in the best interests of Canadians and would have resulted in an unprecedented level of concentration in the Canadian marketplace.
The CRTC said if the multibillion-dollar deal had gone ahead, Bell would have controlled almost 45 per cent of the English TV viewership and almost 35 per cent of the French-language market.
But Bell (TSX:BCE) disagreed. It argued that the combined companies would have an English-language TV market share of 33.5 per cent and the combined companies would have a 24.4 per cent stake in the French-language TV market, both within the rules.
The discrepancy arose because Bell included U.S. competitors in the calculations, while the CRTC did not.
"The reason we filed again is we're confident we've addressed the concerns of the CRTC as we understand them," Bibic said, though he didn't say whether either company would divest assets.
If Astral has to sell some of its broadcast assets to make the deal work, other media and telecom companies are expected to come forward.
Rogers Communications Inc. (TSX:RCI.) could be one of them. Toronto-based Rogers had told the CRTC, when it was weighing the original proposal, that Astral should have to divest its English-language TV assets for the deal to go ahead.
"It's premature to speculate, no details have been released," Rogers spokeswoman Patricia Trott said Monday.
"Like others in the industry, we are watching with interest."
Corus Entertainment (TSX:CJR.B) has also been named as possible buyer for some of the Astral assets. Corus couldn't be reached for comment on Monday.
Bell said its new proposal to buy Astral will also put an emphasis on what Canadian viewers and listeners want on all platforms.
"It's about putting Canadian content front and centre; Canadian artists, musical or otherwise, front and centre," Bibic said.
A multiplatform service with content from Bell and Astral to compete with Netflix will go ahead under the new proposal, Bibic said.
But a French-language all-news channel and expansion of broadband services in northern Canada will no longer be part of the $241 million in "tangible benefits" that BCE would pay if the deal goes ahead, Bibic said.
He wouldn't say if Bell has increased the amount of benefits it would pay, adding at "least 85 per cent of whatever the number is will be directed to onscreen content."
Technology and media analyst Carmi Levy said there will have to be a sale of some of Astral's specialty TV assets.
"There's nothing else it can possibly do to bypass the original objection to the deal," said Levy, an independent analyst based in London, Ont.
But if Bell and Astral have "simply put lipstick on a pig," the deal won't go anywhere, he said.
"The changes will have to be significant and substantive in order to prevent the same kind of mass opposition that they had during the last round of public input."
The deadline for the new proposal is June 1 and Bibic said he expects new hearings before the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission.
The companies said in their joint announcement the revised deal is worth $3.38 billion, subject to approval by the CRTC and the Competition Bureau — the same value as the original deal.
Bell has also asked for a CRTC exception to allow the Montreal station TSN Radio 690 (CKGM) to continue to operate as an English-language sport talk radio channel.
Bell had to counter much public opposition to the last deal before the CRTC hearings, including the chief executives of Cogeco (TSX:CGO) Quebecor Inc. (TSX.QBR.B) and Internet, TV and phone services provider Eastlink publicly lining up against the deal.
This time, Bell has launched a website, canadiansdeservemore.ca, to explain the deal.
Shares in Astral closed up $1.38, or 3.1 per cent, at $45.78, while shares in BCE gained two cents to close at $42.01 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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Legal Knowledge and Skill
[1] In determining whether a lawyer employs the requisite knowledge and skill in a particular matter, relevant factors include the relative complexity and specialized nature of the matter, the lawyer's general experience, the lawyer's training and experience in the field in question, the preparation and study the lawyer is able to give the matter and whether it is feasible to refer the matter to, or associate or consult with, a lawyer of established competence in the field in question. In many instances, the required proficiency is that of a general practitioner. Expertise in a particular field of law may be required in some circumstances.
[2] A lawyer need not necessarily have special training or prior experience to handle legal problems of a type with which the lawyer is unfamiliar. A newly admitted lawyer can be as competent as a practitioner with long experience. Some important legal skills, such as the analysis of precedent, the evaluation of evidence and legal drafting, are required in all legal problems. Perhaps the most fundamental legal skill consists of determining what kind of legal problems a situation may involve, a skill that necessarily transcends any particular specialized knowledge. A lawyer can provide adequate representation in a wholly novel field through necessary study. Competent representation can also be provided through the association of a lawyer of established competence in the field in question.
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said of denizens of the ocean. Called also marine.
sea cage
netting enclosure anchored to the sea bed or to buoys in which cultivated fish for human consumption are kept captive and fed special diets.
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sea horse
bizarre aquarium fish with a snout, a skin covered with bony rings and a prehensile tail; the male has a brood pouch on the belly into which the female deposits her eggs. Called also Hippocampus.
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members of the family Hydrophiidae, venomous snakes, inhabiting the sea, with paddle-shaped tails. Unlikely to bite unless pressed.
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Pelicans' Hanson proves untouchable
Braves prospect strikes out 13 Blue Rocks over five hitless innings
By Daren Smith / MLB.com | April 4, 2008 10:52 PM
The 21-year-old right-hander fanned a career-high 13 batters over five hitless innings, long before the Pelicans outlasted the Wilmington Blue Rocks, 2-0, in the Carolina League opener for both teams.
Hanson faced just one batter over the minimum on Opening Night, and the Blue Rocks put only two balls in play against him. After issuing a one-out walk to Chris McConnell in the bottom of the first, he struck out 12 of the next 14 batters.
The only players who got the bat on the ball against Hanson were Joseph Dickerson, who popped out to third base in the second, and McConnell, who grounded out to shortstop in the fourth.
Selected by the Braves in the 22nd round of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft, Hanson posted a 2.09 ERA in 13 appearances (eight starts) with short-season Danville in 2006. He had a 2.59 ERA in 15 games (14 starts) with Class A Rome last season before a promotion to Myrtle Beach, where the Riverside Community College product went 3-3 with a 4.20 ERA in 11 starts.
Wilmington's Blake Wood did everything he could to keep pace with Hanson, limiting the Pelicans to one hit while fanning nine over five innings. But both starters were long gone when the outcome was decided.
Gorkys Hernandez, the 2007 Midwest League Player of the Year, led off the 13th with a single and was sacrificed to second by Travis Jones. After Gilbert de la Vara (0-1) intentionally walked Brandon Hicks, Tyler Flowers also walked. One out later, de la Vara issued consecutive free passes to Roberto Alvarez and Willie Cabrera to force in a pair of runs.
Bryan Dumesnil (1-0), the Pelicans' fifth pitcher, walked two and struck out four in two hitless innings for the win. Brett Butts hit a batter but got McConnell to bounce into a game-ending double play for the save, wrapping up Myrtle Beach's three-hit masterpiece.
The Blue Rocks struck out 21 times, setting a team record.
Daren Smith is an editor for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Some Things You Might Not Know About VSAM SMF Type 64 Records
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This was originally going to be a different post about VSAM's SMF 64 record, based on a customer situation. But it's morphed into something else: A round up of "recent" enhancements to the SMF 64 record. "Recent" is a nice euphemism: Some of these enhancements are 15 years old. But let's start the story at (or at any rate nearer to) the beginning... Back in the early... [More]
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!Somehow I seem to have end up writing a "Memories of..." series of blog posts. That wasn't the intention but a set of threads on IBM-MAIN Listserver got me to thinking about these nice venerable technologies - VIO, Hiperbatch, Batch LSR and Pipes. By couching these posts in terms of "memories of" it sounds like they're perhaps obsolete. With the possible exception of Hiperbatch that probably... [More]
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Well, we finally got a little vacation time this summer, and boy was it fun. We didn't go too far, but it was far enough. First we went to my Grandma's cabin up by Sundance. The five hour drive was pretty long for all of us. When we were about to Salt Lake, Seth said the funniest thing, Seth:"Mom, it's killing me!" Me: "What's killing you?" ( I thought he was talking about his legs or something that was hurting him) Seth: "The driving, it's killing me!" Even though the drive was long, I think the boys had a nice time. I loved going to the cabin as a kid, so it was super fun to have the boys do some of the things I used to do. We hiked to the falls, played in the water, and just had a nice visit with cousins and family. Here are some pics of the hike.
Ethan all ready for his first hike.
The boys taking a little rest.
At Stewart Falls trying to touch the water
Getting our feet wet, isn't that water fall beautiful?!
Last weekend was Rodeo Weekend in Preston, so of course we came down for at least on of the days. It was a pretty rainy day, but it was still fun. The boys loved getting the candy from the parade, and afterwards we went to the carnival. The boys loved the rides, in fact Seth loved them so much, he keeps asking to go back. Luckily it's only in town for 3 days or I'd be broke. Here are the boys on a couple of rides.
Here's what Ethan got to do during the carnival, not very fun, but he was a good sport.
Last, but certainly not least, I had to post this picture of Brad. Since we've been married his crazy antics have certainly slowed down almost to a halt, but this last weekend he was dared $75 to run, jump and dive off a bridge by his brother Todd. If any of you know Brad you know he will take just about any dare. So, he packed us all in the car and we drove up to Ashton to watch him dive off this (20 foot or so) bridge. I had the boys and the camera, and we all watched him let out his war cry and jump into the freezing water. What a man! The boys thought this was so awesome that when he got out of the water they wanted him to do it again. It was starting to rain, so he didn't, but the boys were so impressed. (So was I) Here he is just about to hit the water!


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This Japanese Beef and Rice Bowl that I first made two years ago in San Francisco continues to be a standby weeknight dish. It's a very simple recipe with a delicious sauce using sake, mirin, sesame oil, and soy sauce. In this updated recipe, the sauce has been improved, with a better consistency and deeper sesame flavor. And the leftovers taste just as good, if not better!
Excuse me for a second, while I rhapsodize about fast food in Asia.
As frequent travelers know, the #1 cardinal sin when visiting a new place is eating at fast food chains (unless you are in a developing country and just need a clean public restroom.) I have had bad luck when breaking this rule. Food poisoning from a Beijing KFC, for example. I have also had good luck. On one of those painfully humid summer mornings in Shanghai, I escaped into an air-conditioned McDonald's and discovered the joys of Sichuan-spiced chicken sandwiches.
Then there is my relationship with Yoshinoya. I can't speak for the quality of Yoshinoya's chains in the US (one in NYC, the rest mainly in around LA). But while living in Beijing and Shanghai, every couple of weeks I would succumb to my immense craving for their beef bowl, or gyudon. Even if it meant eating in a dingy mall basement with ambient arcade noises, alongside mega hoards of teens.
While Yoshinoya China's beef bowl paled in comparison to anything in Japan, it was my guilty pleasure. The succulent paper-thin fatty beef and onions doused in in a soy sauce-mirin mixture, with all the flavor dripping down to coat the rice, was hard to resist. And it was less than $2.
Honestly, I really should have made this more at home and enjoyed my surroundings more. Gyudon's incredibly easy, as long as you're able to find fatty cuts of beef and slice it very thinly against the grain (or have the butcher do it for you). Tender cuts with a lot of marbling are ideal. The sauce is just soy sauce, mirin, and sake. Some cooks will replace the sake with water. I like to add a few teaspoons of sesame oil for a deeper flavor.
And while Yoshinoya is the most ubiquitous purveyor of gyudon, my favorite chain version actually comes from Mos Burger, which has outlets around Japan and SE Asia. Their "Yakiniku Rice Burger" is basically gyudon deconstructed and reassembled, with the rice acting as buns. It's tiny, exactly 3 mouths of beefy bliss.
But replicating rice burgers at home is a bit harder.
Japanese Beef and Rice Bowl
Serves 4
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 1 large onion, thinly sliced
- 1 pound marbled beef such as skirt steak, thinly sliced against the grain
- 2 tablespoons mirin
- 2 tablespoons sake
- 1/3 cup soy sauce
- 3 teaspoons sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon white sesame seeds
- Prepare the rice as you normally would in a rice cooker or pot while you prepare the beef.
- In a large sauté pan, heat the vegetable oil over medium heat. Sauté the onions until soft, about 3 minutes. Push the onions to the side of the pan and add the beef to the middle. Sauté the beef for 1 to 2 minutes, until the red is mostly gone.
- Add the mirin and sake and stir for 1 or 2 minutes while the alcohol lifts up the nice brown bits from the pan. Add the soy sauce and sesame oil and let simmer until sauce is reduced by half, about 5 minutes.
- Serve hot over the rice and sprinkle sesame seeds on top.
Recipe first posted April 8, 2010. Updated July 17, 2012.


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Man in suit: (uncomfortable) It's very nice
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Dryden: How did he die?
James Bond: Your contact? Not well.
Dryden: Made you feel it, did he? Well, you needn't worry. The second is…
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James Bond: Yes… considerably.
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Yesterday I wrote about the rather incredible Salon piece on abortion.
One of the best comments on the subject of abortion came last year from Andrew Klavin on July 11th 2011:
I still believe it's possible for a person of good will to make the argument that a fetus is not fully human for some small period of its development. Thomas Aquinas did — and the man was a saint. But more and more, that point of view is coming to seem to me pre-scientific. In any case, if that's the argument pro-choicers want to have, let's have that argument, and no other — because no other matters. And if we as a free people decide that unborn children are children indeed, there is no moral alternative: we must not only end abortion but put our full efforts into supporting humane and broadly available methods of welcoming the unwanted.
I thought it put the entire argument into the perspective needed. If we are killing innocent life then abortion is wrong, period!. If not then it's no worse than a hangnail, the Salon piece took the opposite track, saying So What if abortion ends life.
Almost every writer critiquing the piece gave the author credit for courage, to wit:
I give Ms. Williams props for her unstinting honesty here. It is, to my way of thinking, a rather courageous thing to speak plainly, these days, and without euphemism. It is perhaps doubly so when one is willing to simply stand up and say, "yes, I believe this is a human being, and I'm totally okay with killing him or her. People should be able to decide who lives and who dies, for any variety of reasons."
As I've said I think this is misreading of the situation. Consider the Music video I quoted at the top of this post:
The song is very good, the dancing is professional but what makes the video is the discomfort of the executives watching it, getting shocked and aroused by it and when questioned for a reaction saying it's "nice"
In 1989 this was a hot and provocative video, that had a funny ending. In 2013 it's just funny.
This is the basic truth of what has gone on. Until this point it has been the conclusion of those on the left that to openly say "So What" to the taking of innocent life was beyond the pale.
No more, time has taken its toll and the generation that was taught Judeo-Christian values as part of the normal course of life has been replaced. Now two parallel culture exists where morality is relative, right and wrong are relative and the value of life is relative.
The secular culture has concluded it's strong enough, prevalent enough and supported enough by the popular media that it can slowly take off the mask that has been necessary for years.
How many years do you think it will take before "So What" extends to other people who the left concludes are less important and less worthy of life?
How long before it becomes a matter of faith that those who would stand up and object or obstruct such obvious truths that are held by the more enlightened must be suppressed? Of course you'd have to disarm them first.
I've been writing about a common thread of the left for a while. I've beaten about the bush on it, what IS the common thread to all of these things? Well that's my lead post for tomorrow…


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Chinese City Ensures its Railways Provide Superior Service by Leveraging Next Gen Communications
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Railways came into their own several hundred years ago thanks to England. But today, modern railways are being pioneered by China, which has plunged headlong into railway development as part of its rapid growth and evolution as an emerging superpower. And, as part of the deployment of its extensive next generation railroad network, Chinese railway operators are relying on dynamic next generation communications networks, to assure operational excellence and provide passengers a high-quality user experience.
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Ashes of Richie Havens scattered at Woodstock site
08/19/2013 4:56amThe ashes of Richie Havens have been scattered across the site of the 1969 Woodstock concert.
2nd Mellencamp son surrenders on battery charges
08/19/2013 6:49amThe second of rocker John Mellencamp's sons has surrendered for arrest on charges of punching and kicking a 19-year-old man in southern Indiana.
Actor John Goodman receives honorary degree
08/19/2013 6:58amActor John Goodman says he's learned to be grateful for his blessings, rather than always striving for more.
Create old-school stationery with chalkboard paint
08/19/2013 7:16amMy classroom days are decades behind me, but I still miss the nerdy pleasure of heading back to school each September with new notebooks and folders, color coded by subject of course.
Plan now for great-tasting tomatoes next year
08/19/2013 7:19amI've said it before and I'll say it again: Home-grown tomatoes are NOT the best-tasting ones. Not necessarily, that is.
Backyard chickens? A hard-boiled assessment
08/19/2013 7:20am"Eat local" is the foodie mantra, and nothing is more local than an egg from your own backyard.
Lentils lend a fresh, healthy take on tabbouleh
08/19/2013 8:57amMy mother loves tabbouleh. And given how healthy it is, it's not such a bad food to love. Except that she made it a lot. As in, after I moved out, I avoided it at all costs. I'd grown up with a tabbouleh overload.
Coffee, wine and sushi! New pregnancy book says OK
08/19/2013 9:16amEmily Oster isn't a baby doctor. She's an economist and a mom who wanted to know more about all those rules handed down to women after the pregnancy stick goes pink.
Review: 'Disney Infinity' invites you to dream big
08/19/2013 9:18amIn ancient times B.V.G. (Before Video Games), here's how kids played: Take all your toys _ dolls, soldiers, cars, blocks, that thing you got from a cereal box _ and dump them on the floor. Forget about logic or plot consistency because the most important goal is to create an entertaining adventure. (My neighborhood is still reeling from the sordid G.I. Joe-Barbie affair of 1974.)
Secrecy is priority on Salinger movie, book
08/19/2013 9:40amFor much of the nine years that Shane Salerno worked on his J.D. Salinger documentary and book, the project was a mystery worthy of the author himself.
10 fresh way to dress your hot dog this summer
08/19/2013 9:47amRemember when all it took to dress a dog was a squiggle of neon yellow mustard and a splash of ketchup? We've come a long way.
Bear Bryant and Joe Namath made the Tide roll
08/19/2013 12:29pm"Rising Tide: Bear Bryant, Joe Namath & Dixie's Last Quarter" (Twelve), by Randy Roberts and Ed Krzemienski
Maynard's novel revisits '80s serial killer case
08/19/2013 12:51pm"After Her" (William Morrow), by Joyce Maynard
'Star Trek' actor to lead Cincinnati chicken dance
08/19/2013 1:10pm"Star Trek" actor George Takei (ta-KAY') will get a chance to show off some special dance moves as he leads a mass chicken dance at an annual Cincinnati festival.
Chris Brown concerts cancelled in Canada
08/19/2013 1:21pmThe promoter of four Chris Brown concerts in Canada scheduled this summer says the events have been canceled.
The Calling's singer says was attacked in Michigan
08/19/2013 1:34pmThe lead singer of rock group The Calling was abducted, beaten and robbed after performing at a Michigan festival, the band said Monday.
Book review: `Night Film' is gothic thriller
08/19/2013 1:40pm"Night Film" (Random House), by Marisha Pessl
CEO Gary Knell leaving NPR after less than 2 years
08/19/2013 1:41pmThe president and CEO of NPR is stepping down after less than two years to take a similar position at the National Geographic Society, the public radio organization's board of directors announced Monday.
Folk concert to be held for Coens' 'Llewyn Davis'
08/19/2013 1:57pmThe Coen brothers and T Bone Burnett will celebrate the folk music of their 1960s Greenwich Village comic drama "Inside Llewyn Davis" with a concert in New York.
Actor Lee Thompson Young found dead at age 29
08/19/2013 2:20pmLee Thompson Young, who began his acting career as the teenage star of the Disney Channel's "The Famous Jett Jackson" and was featured in the film "Friday Night Lights" and the series "Rizzoli & Isles," was found dead Monday, police said. He was 29.
Author-critic Albert Murray dead at 97
08/19/2013 2:36pmAlbert Murray, the influential novelist and critic who celebrated black culture, scorned black separatism and was once praised by Duke Ellington as the "unsquarest man I know," died Sunday. He was 97.
Zumba is creating a new fan base for Latin stars
08/19/2013 2:37pmZumba Fitness instructors worldwide are not only using a Latin-heavy song lineup in their classes, they're also creating new fans for artists such as Pitbull, Daddy Yankee and Don Omar.
Beatrice Kozera, girl in Kerouac book, dies at 92
08/19/2013 3:17pmBeatrice Kozera, the Los Angeles-born woman whose fleeting relationship with novelist Jack Kerouac was chronicled in "On the Road," has died. She was 92.
Publisher, superstore chain resolve book dispute
08/19/2013 3:26pmA months-long dispute that had led to widespread reports superstore chain Barnes & Noble was cutting back on orders and promotion for publisher Simon & Schuster's books has been resolved.
Dick Van Dyke uninjured after car fire on freeway
08/19/2013 5:11pmDick Van Dyke is uninjured after his Jaguar caught fire while he was driving on a Los Angeles freeway.
Munchies from marijuana festival fetch $50 online
08/19/2013 6:37pmA few eBay users are seeing a money-making opportunity in the free bags of chips that were given out by police over the weekend at Seattle's pot festival known as Hempfest.
Kellan Lutz of 'Twilight' unveils new fashion line
08/19/2013 7:23pmWhat's a hulking vampire to do without moody mortals in distress and with no more computer-enhanced battles to wage in the forest?
New Zealand gay weddings begin, 1 at 39,000 feet
08/19/2013 8:00pmWhen Lynley Bendall and Ally Wanikau walked down the aisle to exchange vows, the fasten-seatbelt signs were off.
German visitor bitten by shark is on life support
08/19/2013 9:56pmA German visitor who lost her arm in a shark attack while snorkeling off Maui was on life support, a hospital spokeswoman said Monday, a day after a Big Island surfer suffered leg injuries in Hawaii's second shark attack in less than a week.
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Liverpool were left to settle for a point against basement Blackburn Rovers as Steve Kean's players delivered a response for their manager.
Cut adrift at the bottom of the Barclays Premier League table after back-to-back 2-1 defeat at Ewood Park, Rovers showed a spirit that will be crucial in their fight for survival this term.
For Kenny Dalglish, it was frustration at home again, particularly in the first period when possession only brought one chance of note - Mark Bunn saving well from Andy Carroll at close range.
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It put Liverpool behind at the break, but their response was quick in the second-half, with Maxi Rodriguez heading home unmarked at the far post following Martin Skrtel's lofted ball.
Steven Gerrard's introduction on 69 minutes raised the roof at Anfield, but chances for Carroll and Stewart Downing couldn't be converted.
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European Commission Representation in Cyprus – CCMC has been supported by the EC Representation in implementing the DigiMe a photo and film competition that aims to raise awareness on a variety of issues – environment in 2011, active ageing in 2012. The EC Representation supported the Community Media Forum Europe conference held in Nicosia in 2011, and are currently supporting MYCYradio, the first online multilingual web radio station in Cyprus.
United Nations Development Programme – Action for Cooperation and Trust
Having been established under an initiative supported by UNDP-ACT, CCMC recently completed project activities for its MultiCommMedia project, running from October 2011 to July 2013.
United Nations Development Programme – Partnership for the Future (UNDP-PFF)
CCMC is currently implementing a project funded by UNDP-PFF which will record and highlight people's memories of the recently-renovated Municipal Market (Bandabuliya) in northern Nicosia.
United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP)
The CCMC premises are located in Nicosia's Buffer Zone, in the grounds of the Ledra Palace hotel currently in use as barracks for UNFICYP forces. CCMC and UNFICYP have signed an Memorandum of Understanding to establish their relationship and partnership in cooperating in activities which positively enhance social change between the two main ethnic communities on the island.
Community Media Forum Europe (CMFE)
CCMC is a member of CMFE and hosted their first General Assembly in Nicosia Cyprus in 2011. Larry Fergeson, General Manager of CCMC was voted Secretary of the Board in May 2013. CMFE was founded to strengthen the participation of the "Third Media Sector" in European discussion and decision-making processes at a moment when freedoms of expression and free access to information are increasingly endangered by the consequences of concentration in the media field. CMFE`s network is growing steadily and, to date has a total of 109 members from 25 European countries: 51 Individual Members and 58 Organizational Members, of which 26 are (National) Federations. Among its 18 affiliate members it counts also individuals and organisations from Africa, Asia and North America.
Anna Lindh Foundation
CCMC is a member of the Cyprus Anna Lindh Network whose purpose is to bring people together from across the Mediterranean to improve mutual respect between cultures. Since its launch in 2005, the Anna Lindh Foundation has launched and supported action across fields impacting on mutual perceptions among people of different cultures and beliefs, as well as developing a region-wide Network of over 3000 civil society organisations.
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CCMC has partnered with the Bi-Communal Support Program for a Youth Documentary film camp in 2012 and for a media skills training program called "Emerging Voices" in 2013.
Goethe-Institut Cyprus
The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany with a global reach. The Goethe-Institut Cyprus organises and supports a wide range of cultural events for the promotion of German culture outside Germany and for intercultural exchange. CCMC has partnered with Goethe-Institut Cyprus on the PRIX JEUNESSE'S BEST IN CHILDREN'S TV; the best of children's television, honoured by the internationally-recognised Prix Jeunesse International competition screened in Cyprus with youth from across the island.
Council of Europe
CCMC has worked with the CoE on two funded projects. CCMC hosted a National Encounter for Cypriot Journalists from across Cyprus for the joint EU/CoE programme MARS - Media Against Racism in Sport sought to question the media's ability to include diverse and non-discriminative approaches in the way they were covering sport issues. The MARS – Media Against Racism in Sport programme was an opportunity to highlight the benefits of including diversity and non-discrimination in the media content design and production processes. Additionally CCMC is a partner in the joint European Union (EU)/Council of Europe (CoE) programme MEDIANE – Media in Europe for Diversity Inclusiveness. Its focus is on the media's abilities and capacities to include diversities of today's European societies in the production process as well as in the designing of media content, in particular of news that contributes to inform the public opinion. CCMC hosted the launch of the MEDIANE programme in June 2013 wwith over 90 media professionals from across Europe.
EFJ - The European Federation of Journalists (MEDIANE partner)
As the regional organisation of the International Federation of Journalists, EFJ has been within the framework of the IFJ Constitution to represent the interests of journalists' unions and their members. The EFJ links about 260.000 journalists in over thirty European countries. The EFJ supports its affiliates to foster trade unions, to recruit new members and to maintain or create environments in which quality, journalistic independence; pluralism, public service values and decent work in the media exist. The EFJ is recognised by the European Union, the Council of Europe and the European Trade Union Confederation. The EFJ's headquarters is in Brussels.
EJTA – The European Journalism Training Association (MEDIANE partner)
Grouping 55 Journalism centres, schools and universities from 23 countries across Europe, EJTA aims at improving journalism education in Europe, enabling members to collaborate on exchanges and teaching and research projects, and meeting regularly to exchange ideas and information. The association organises conferences and seminars to encourage discussions about journalism and journalism training and stimulates long and medium term exchanges within students' and/or lecturers' communities. It is revising its Tartu Declaration, which provides a benchmark for what training journalism should cover. The declaration has been adopted by UNESCO among others
Media Animation (MEDIANE partner)
Conceived as a media education resource centre and lifelong learning organization for the Brussels Wallonia Federation, Media Animation is recognized and subsidized by the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Culture. The centre is specialised for implementing research, information, training and educational resources for teachers, social workers, adults and professionals in the educational sector. Media Animation coordinates and participates in different EC funded projects in the fields of media literacy, cultural diversity, citizenship and non-discrimination. Media Animation facilitates a European network for media literacy
FairPlay - Different Colours. One Game (MARS partner)
The "FairPlay. Different Colours. One Game" campaign was launched by the VIDC in 1997 within the framework of the European Union Year Against Racism. The objective of this first and only nationwide intercultural sports project is to use the popularity and integrative power of football to fight racism and other forms of discrimination by means of pro-active methods.
UEFA Respect (MARS partner)
UEFA (Union des Associations Européennes de Football) is the governing body of European football. UEFA's political structure is a representative democracy based on 53 member associations, which is supported by 19 specialised committees that shape UEFA policies on issues such as national team competitions, refereeing and club licensing. As a non-profit organisation, it redistributes income into football development, supporting its mission to promote and protect European football at every level of the gam
EPAS : Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport (MARS partner)
A group of 34 States from the Council of Europe and beyond are members of the Enlarged Partial Agreement on Sport to develop sport policies at european level, in cooperation with sport federations and NGOs. The aim of EPAS is to promote sport and emphasise its positive values, making it healthier, fairer and better governed.
The Thomson Foundation
The Thomson Foundation is the world's longest established international media development organisation, with a 50-year history of training journalists in ethical standards and quality reporting. We work with media organisations, governments, civil society bodies and commercial entities wishing to sponsor professional excellence in communications. Based in the UK, we have worked in more than 150 countries around the world. CCMC has partnered with The Thomson Foundation in Cyprus for media skills trainings with both CSOs and journalists across the island.
FUNDACIÓN CIBERVOLUNTARIOS (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
Fundación Cibervoluntarios is a non-profit organization in Madrid, Spain made up of social entrepreneurs whose vision is to use new technologies as a means for social innovation and citizen empowerment. To achieve this goal its mission is ensuring that all people are alike the opportunity to access, learn and use new technologies to overcome the digital divide, eliminating social gaps and promoting the knowledge society. We started our workout in December 2001 and, after 3 years as an association; in 2005 we became a Foundation under the protectorate of the Ministry of Culture of the Spanish Government. We have been working for more than 10 years with a main goal: to empower people through the social use of ICTs.
Institut E-SENIORS (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
The association is a non-profit organization in Paris, France aiming to support the development of ICT training for seniors and disabled people. In order to achieve this objective it has chosen the bottom-up approach, giving priority to the needs of its public and proposes solutions which benefit of the synergy between the users, the research professionals and the solution developers.
DIMITRA Institute of Training and Development (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
DIMITRA, since 1989 is a certified private VET institute with extensive experience and unique competencies in both methodology development and production of practical solutions matching specific vocational and professional development needs. DIMITRA works towards the promotion of cultural, educational, scientific and economic development through the employment of innovative and participative tools and methodologies. It has training centers in 4 major cities in Greece and provides professional training to participants (unemployed, socially sensitive groups, employees of the private or public sector), aiming to the acquisition of necessary abilities, skills & expertise for their promotion & integration into the labour market and the society in general.
Associazione "Comunicareilsociale.it" (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
Comunicareilsociale.it is a non-profit cultural association based in Molfetta, Italy whose main aim is promotion and circulation of media and video language in all of its forms. The organization aims to tell stories and social phenomenons, cultural diversities, human rights and youth cultures in movie production projects and multicultural multimedia workshops. Special attention is on development of educational projects in schools and workshops and as well on multicultural and no-borders projects.
Lietuvos Žinijos draugija (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
Lithuanian company '' Žinija'' is one of the oldest NGO organisations in Vilnius, LITHUANIA; 64 years in history. It is public, non-profit organisation. Its aim is to initiate and organise non-formal education for adults and youth, children in Lithuania, to strengthen the need for life - long learning of Lithuanians of all periods of age.
STOWARZYSZENIE CENTRUM INICJATYW EDUKACYJNO-SPOLECZNYCH (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
THE CIES ASSOCIATION (CENTER OF SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES) in Koszalin, Poland is one of the biggest and well-known educational and supporting institutions in Poland. The northern part of our country is the area where CIES has its largest influence and degree of activeness. The main objective of The CIES Association is to support and promote cultural, sport, social and educational activities; especially emphasizing the activities which are directly related to public benefits for example; science, education, upbringing, improvement of the quality of education, organization of conferences, lectures and also events in the field of scientific, cultural, social and educational aspects of the Association.
Marmara Eğitimciler Derneği (Community Media Empowering Program "m-Com" partner)
Marmara Educators Association is a non-governmental educational organization, established in Istanbul, Turkey targeting in adaptation of working force to transformations of educational, technological and physical environment, improvement of the existing and acquisition of new qualifications, exchange of experience and know-how in national level and promotion of regional development at education/instruction area. Marmara Educators Association help young people to get both general and vocational education, promote themselves and find employment. Motivate and assist them in solving their problems. We become a united whole between school (staff) and students' parents. Our organization is also active in organizing free time activities. We also organize irregular leisure time activities, holiday activities, competitions and exhibitions in various areas. We have 400 active members that consist of teachers, educators, instructors and academicians.
MİLİTOS EMERGİNG TECHNOLOGİES & SERVİCES (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
Militos Emerging Technologies & Services, since its establishment in 2000 in Athens, Greece steadily continues its business success in rendering high quality consulting services that require complex thinking processes and a strong scientific foundation.
Team members provide only high quality consulting services and offer real time expertise investing in research, innovation and communication, while capitalizing on possibilities created by EU policies, initiatives, programmes, measures and actions.
European Youth4Media Network e.V. "Y4M" (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
The most important areas of work in the European Youth4Media network association include media literacy and digital media education for young people that equip them with new competences and skills concerning ICT and new media.
Medias Technolgies Conseil "MTC" (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
Médias Technolgies Conseil / MTC sprl (MTC) is a Brussels-based company focused on editorial consultancy and European Affairs. MTC focuses its activities on Media consultancy (incl. electronic media) and media monitoring, Editorial production/copywriting/translation (French & English languages) for private companies and international organizations, Management of EU projects, B-to-B communication & marketing consultancy, Evaluation of EU project proposals, Advice on European calls for tender/proposals, Academic lectures: sources of information on Europe & methodology of EU projects.
Journalist Union of Macedonia and Thrace "ESIEMTH" (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
The Journalists' Union of Macedonia and Thrace Daily Newspapers (ESIEMTH) is Greece's oldest and second largest journalists' union, representing over 800 media professionals. It is a full member of the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ), participating in their various campaigns to safeguard labor rights, promote freedom of expression and maintain high standards of journalism.
STEJAR Center of Research, Development & Excellence "STEJAR" (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
STEJAR is a modern think tank research centre in Bucharest, Romania focusing mostly in the fields of lifelong learning, educational and vocational training, employment guidance and growth, social inclusion and re-integration into the labour market, as well as promotion of entrepreneurial culture, startup support and sustainability consulting. STEJAR takes advantage and fully exploits the available innovative technologies to design and implement custom e-learning training addressed to public and private enterprises, entrepreneurs and groups at risk. Special emphasis is put on women (work-life balance, mentoring, sex-based discrimination at work, ICT skills).Our experts are VET consultants (academics, experts, and trainers), business and e-learning consultants, and are supported by a sophisticated IT team. STEJAR continuously strives for excellence by updating its learning and training methodologies based on international innovations, trends and advances.
RNDO Limited "R&Do" (Making digital competences an advantage for journalists "Media Hackers" partner)
"R&Do" designs and develops integrated IT solutions, web-based applications and enterprise software applications. The company's goal is the continuous development and commercialization of innovative ideas in the form of products and services that are mainly based on ICT. The experienced team of R&Do is well known for their research, conceptualization, design and implementation of innovative ideas, applications and projects which promote development and innovation, support the green economy, contribute to employability through vocational training and respond to current social needs. R&DO's strong point is the design and implementation of communication strategies and activities. The team has great experience in the production and design of interactive learning software adaptation. Dissemination activities and publicity in both traditional and digital media as well as the initiation of and participation in co-funded European projects complement the company's main activities.
Qabila Media Productions (Media Buffer Zone Project partner)
Media content creator in Egypt that successfully utilizes crowd sourcing to create a network of media professionals. Qabila is an incubator of ideas, a place where people – collectively - imagine, write, shoot, and direct films, programs, and media campaigns. The same way Wikipedia depends on the public to write the world's largest encyclopedia, Qabila depends on masses of people to turn ideas into productions. In one year and through its network, Qabila produced more than 80 productions, had more than 5 million views to its work that has been displayed on most Arab T.V. channels.
UG Zašto ne "Why Not?" (Media Buffer Zone Project partner)
a Sarajevo-based non-governmental organisation that promotes civic activism, government accountability, and the use of digital media and new technologies in deepening democracy in Bosnia-Herzegovina and is one of the leading organizations in BiH in these fields. UG Zašto ne is also a watchdog that works in civil participation and develops web-media content.
Near East Consulting (Media Buffer Zone Project partner)
Performs quantitative and qualitative research for media organizations (such as: BBC Trust Fund, Internews) and are composed of a team of researchers skilled in survey research and data analysis. Their experience covered a wide array of consultancies ranging from public opinion polling, media research, democracy and democratization, food security, health and education, women and children, socio-economic development, poverty and the labor market, peace and conflict resolution, arms control and disarmament, electoral processes, Palestinian refugees, demography, legal and judicial systems, impact of aid and assistance.
Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaft & Medienforschung, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (In)Forming Conflict Prevention, Response and Resolution: The Role of Media in Violent Conflict partner)
CCMC is a partner with the Ludwig-Maximilians - University Munich under the EU Work Programme 2013, SSH.2013.4.2.-1 "Media in Conflict and Peace Building" FP-7 project.
Peace It Together
CCMC is a board member of the Peace it Together network of Civil Society Partners working together to create a sustainable platform to support the efforts of Cypriot civil society in peace building and reconciliation. At the heart of the network are committed civil society partners that have worked on peace building over the past decade and who have become the principle drivers for moving the reconciliation agenda forward in Cyprus. While each network partner has its own focus and area of expertise, Peace it Together provides a platform for greater coordination of efforts and stronger collaboration to strengthen civil society's contribution to reconciliation and the promotion of universal values for a multicultural, pluralistic and democratic society.
Association of Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR)
The association aims to enhance the learning and the quality of the teaching of history emphasising the advancement of historical thinking. It also provides a forum for the discussion of matters concerned with history and to promote understanding, respect and cooperation amongst the ethnic groups of Cyprus.
Hands Across the Divide
The principal aim of Hands Across the Divide is to enable contact and co-operation between women for the purpose of contributing to a culture of peace and multiculturalism in Cyprus. HAD aspires to help create a united and democratic society, in which there is equality, including equal access to resources and gender equality, and respect for all regardless of differences. HAD also stresses the urgency of a resolution of the Cyprus conflict.
Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC)
CCMC and CyBC are currently participating in the consortium implementing the project Conflict and Violence on Cypriot Television, led by the Cyprus University of Technology, and funded by the Research Promotion Foundation of the Republic of Cyprus.
Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation (CyBC) Radio 2
CCMC has been broadcasting a monthly civil society podcast on the "Round and About" show since September 2011.
Independent Media Center (IMC)
Radyo Mayis
Since September 2010, Radyo Mayis has hosted a fortnightly CCMC radio programme entitled entitled "45 Minutes with Community Media". CCMC has also supported the Anahtar Media partnership between Radyo Mayis and Radio Astra.
Sim TV
Since July 2012, Sim TV has been broadcasting "Roots of Change", a series of CCMC audiovisual productions.
Turkish Cypriot Association of Journalists (KTGB)
CCMC partnered with KTGB in the framework of the Collaborative Media Initiative project to co-organise an open discussion in April 2011 on the topic of "Challenges and Prospects for Media Collaboration in Cyprus".
Cyprus Radio and Television Authority (CyRTA)
CCMC has been participating in the Cyprus media regulator's Advisory Board for Media Literacy (September 2011-present), which in October presented its work at a recent half-day seminar. CCMC and CyRTA are also working together on a recommendation for reform of the existing media legislation to include licensing for community media.
Cyprus Weekly
CCMC has been publishing a weekly column in the newspaper since January 2012.
CCMC has been publishing a weekly column on the online since September 2012.
Radio Astra
CCMC has supported the Anahtar Media partnership between Radio Astra and Radyo Mayis in the Turkish Cypriot Community. At present the two organisations are developing a joint proposal to a Call for Proposals from the European Parliament.
CCMC, in collaboration with the NGO Support Centre, hosts a weekly show entitled "Civil Society" on the Monday morning magazine show Kalimera K' Efexe (since November 2012).
Yeniduzen Gazetesi
Turkish News Agency
TAK has agreed to prioritise press releases issued by CCMC and its membership.
ADD-ADHD Support
ADD-ADHD Support Cyprus provides support to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD) sufferers and caregivers through meetings, emotional support and advice.
Cyprus Academic Forum
The Cyprus Academic Forum (CAF) aims to bring together academics from both sides of the divide to meet each other, exchange views and opinions on their areas of expertise and on general educational matters.
Cyprus Film Archives
A bi-communal film archive that has managed to rescue and curate archival footage from Cyprus' filmmaking history. The Cyprus Film Archives also aims to conserve film related material from Cyprus other than the films themselves, such as magazine clippings, reviews, books, stage costumes and posters.
European Network Against Racism (ENAR)
ENAR is an EU-wide network of more than 600 organisations working to combat racism in all the EU member states. ENAR fights racism, discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance, to promote equality of treatment between EU citizens and third country nationals.
Friends of Nature
An environmental NGO whose mission is to develop an appreciation and awareness of the island's natural and cultural wealth. Friends of Nature works on projects, events and education to achieve its goal. The organisation works in cooperation with Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots.
Future Worlds Center
FWC aims to explore and utilize the evolution of information and communication technologies to strengthen the process of peace-building and civic education, and to disseminate and promote principles of Human Rights, Tolerance and Diversity. FWC's New Media Lab implements projects at the interface of children, the Internet and new media; the Global Education Unit aims to promote and support active global citizenship through local, European and global initiatives; and the Humanitarian Affairs Unit supports asylum seekers and refugees and promotes their integration into the Cypriot society.
International Children's Film Festival of Cyprus (ICFFCY)
ICFFCY is based in Nicosia and aims to provide children with the opportunity to incorporate cinema and digital media as a tool for learning as well as expressing themselves.
KISA Action for Equality, Support, Antiracism
KISA's overall long-term objective is the creation of a multicultural society, where there is equality of all persons. Activities include campaigning on racism issues and the operation of support centres providing free legal and social services, guidance and advice to migrants.
NGO Support Centre
The NGO Support Centre supports initiatives that contribute to strengthening Cypriot civil society and to reinforcing links between Cypriot Civil Society Organisations. It also seeks to raise awareness on issues related to the functioning and importance of civil society and to increase the capacity of NGOs by providing consulting and training on organizational and management issues.
Peace Centre
The Peace Centre is committed to working for the human development by the creation of a Social Learning Environment where the attributes of a Peace Culture are identified, analysed, adopted by the society and enshrined in legislation. The Centre believes such a socio-political environment will help create the conditions for the resolution of the conflict in Cyprus and help manage any future social or political conflict that can normally be expected in conditions of a healthy democracy. The actions of the Centre concentrate on the scientific methodologies of Experiential Learning.
PeacePlayers International - Cyprus (PPI - CY)
A locally led, independently registered charity in Cyprus that uses the game of basketball to allow 11-15 year-old Greek-Cypriot and Turkish-Cypriot boys and girls to play together, learn together and build positive relationships that overcome generations of mistrust and formidable physical barriers to interaction.
Rooftop Theatre Group
Rooftop Theatre Group is made up of theatre professionals and enthusiasts, from both major ethnic groups - Greek and Turkish Cypriots - in Cyprus. The members of the Rooftop Theatre Group want to uncover themselves and their culture through theatre.
Society for International Development (SID)
An organisation managing environmental projects and working on sustainable development. SID has managed a number of bicommunal projects in Cyprus including Cleaning of the Pedaios River, and Oaks for the Future.
Soma Akriton
Soma Akriton aims to offer knowledge and new ideas to youth, reinforce the ideals of good citizenship, and raise awareness of environmental issues. Since 2002 Soma Akriton has been involved in peace-building activities.
Terra Cypria
The overall aim of the Foundation is to promote environmental awareness within Cypriot society through educational and sensitisation programmes, thereby working towards the sustainable development of Cyprus, protecting the island's natural resources and heritage, and facilitating the island's harmonisation with European environmental legislation and standards
IKME - Socio-political Studies Institute - aims to contribute to the prevalence of freedom, democracy, socialism and European values through education, training, and research activities.
Nicosia Municipality
CCMC has developed relationships with different departments of the Nicosia Municipality, strengthened by CCMC's participation in the city's candidacy for European Capital of Culture 2017. In October 2012, CCMC and the Municipality co-organised a public lecture with Professor Vinod Pavarala, UNESCO Chair for Community Media as the keynote speaker.
Academic Institutions
Cyprus University of Technology (CUT)
CCMC and CUT have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the level of heads of the two organisations to carry out join activities in the fields of media, communications and research. The MoU also establishes a "community space" for CCMC to utilise for meetings and media skills trainings with Limassol-based organisations. CCMC has participated with presentations during lectures on the topic of alternative/community media. In May 2012, CCMC and the Ethnicity and Communications Department of CUT co-organised a screening and public discussion of the documentary "Twice a Stranger". At present, CCMC and CUT are currently partnering on the Conflict and Violence on Cypriot Television project.
European University of Cyprus
In 2010, CCMC collaborated with Fullbright Scholar Professor John Higgins on a project entitled Community Media and Digital Storytelling for Peace-Building in Cyprus. The project involved working with students from two universities on either side of the divide to produce digital stories which were presented at an event to mark CCMC's one year anniversary.
University of Nicosia
CCMC has participated with presentations during lectures on the topic of alternative/community media.
Cultural Institutions
Ministry of Education Literary Centre, Paphos
In September 2012, CCMC co-organised an open discussion with the Centre on "The Media in Crisis?", and is in the process of developing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a CCMC "community space" for the Paphos area.
Nicosia Municipal Arts Centre
CCMC and the Arts Centre are planning a series of media workshops to support the Terra Mediterranea exhibition taking place at the Arts Centre in Nicosia.
UNESCO National Commission for Cyprus
In October 2012, the Commission supported a public lecture with Professor Vinod Pavarala, UNESCO Chair for Community Media as the keynote speaker.
Akova Women's Association
Akova tackles the needs of rural people in order to empower women. They also give citizens of rural areas the opportunity to participate in educational, cultural and sport activities.
Biologists' Association
A civil society organization, active in environment and health issues. It researches natural fauna and flora of Cyprus, explores the biological wealth of Cyprus, carries out research, and works towards ecological balance and preservation of the environment.
Büyükkonuk Ecotourism Association
An organisation working on sustainable rural development using ecotourism as a model.
Cyprus EU Association (KAB)
Cyprus EU Association is a think tank which strives to ensure correct information flow with regards to the international developments especially within the EU for Turkish Cypriots. The association follows these developments and communicates them together with its analysis and recommendations to local and International governments, NGOs and to International Organisations. The Association is committed to democracy and human rights and undertakes projects and activities with that purpose.
Disability Initiative
A voluntary initiative working to increase awareness of the problems faced by people with disabilities in the Turkish Cypriot community. The group also campaigns for legislative changes to improve the quality of life for people living with disabilities.
European Mediterranean Art Association (EMAA)
An association of Turkish Cypriot artists working to combat the isolation of artists in the northern part of the island, through the arts and creativity.
Environmental Society of Lefke (Lefke Cerve)
The Environmental Society of Lefke works on a variety of local and bi-communal environmental projects and activities. Past work includes an environmental educational programme for primary schools and raising awareness of environmental issues.
Green Action Group
Green Action Group works on environmental issues and social issues within the principles of nature and peace. All activities the organisation engage with our structured around the idea of respect for nature and life. The group organises seminars, exhibitions, competitions, concerts, documentary films, research surveys and theatrical performances to raise awareness of the environment.
KAYAD is a women's organization working in the field of community development in the Turkish Cypriot community. It aims to strengthen grassroots through empowering women, strengthening families and providing skills to youth.
Management Centre of the Mediterranean
The Management Centre aims to contribute to the strengthening of civil society engaged in policy making and reconciliation processes, to provide services for Management Systems vocational training, work-based learning and professional development for a more effective workforce, support economic development by research, analysis and policy recommendations, establish and improve systems to effectively utilize international and local projects.
POST Research Institute
POST RI is a non-profit, non-political organisation established in 2002 by a group of individuals whose aim is to work for the social, cultural and environmental betterment of Cyprus. POST RI has conducted various projects and activities since its establishment, including three Education for Peace projects, Exploring Europe with partners European University of Cyprus, Divided Communities Project in Mostar, as well as various human rights seminars and film events. Click here for the POST Research Institute blog.
Turkish Cypriot Diabetes Association
A charity working for people with diabetes. It funds diabetes surveys, campaign and helps people to live with the condition, through quality care and services, education, self-management and empowerment.
Turkish Cypriot Human Rights Foundation
The TCHRF started its activities in May 2005 in its headquarters in Nicosia. It monitors lega developments and makes observations and interventions to ensure compliance with universal human rights norms.
Academic Institutions
Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU)
CCMC participated in a panel discussion at Faculty of Communications and Media Studies at EMU, chaired by Professor Bekir Azgin on 28 December 2010.
Near East University (NEU)
In 2010, CCMC collaborated with Fullbright Scholar Professor John Higgins on a project entitled Community Media and Digital Storytelling for Peace-Building in Cyprus. The project involved working with students from two universities on either side of the divide to produce digital stories which were presented at an event to mark CCMC's one year anniversary.


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