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Violence Against Women in Ikwerre Ethnic Nationality of Nigeria:Challenges for Gender Equity and Development
One of the major concerns of political leaders in the world today is peace building especially where the absence of peace affects mostly the women and children. Despite the various efforts at engendering peace at all levels of the society, gender-based violence occurs in all societies of the world; within the home or in the wider community and it affects women and girls disproportionately. This paper discusses gender-based violence in Ikwerre ethnic nationality, Rivers State, Nigeria and suggests strategies for countering cultural (patriarchal) excuses for gender based violence in Ikwerre ethnic nationality.
Key words: Violent; Women; Ikwerre; Gender equity; Development
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Preservation, Housing Make Cut For Projects Approved For Funding
By: James Kinsella
Published: 03/30/12
In a rapid-fire meeting Monday, the Barnstable Community Preservation Committee recommended that the town fund five projects and recommending against funding a sixth one.
The committee voted to recommend that the Barnstable Town Council approve historic preservation work at the Hyannis Public Library in Hyannis, the Trayser Museum in Barnstable Village, the Old Selectmen's Building in West Barnstable and the John F. Kennedy Museum in Hyannis, and a program to help fund affordable accessory apartments throughout the town.
But the committee turned down a request from the Barnstable Housing Authority to fund an architectural and engineering study of the authority's residential building at 71 Pleasant Street in Hyannis.
The committee's recommendations now go on to the Barnstable Town Council, which will decide whether to approve the grants.
In other developments, the West Parish Memorial Foundation decided to withdraw its application for $100,000 in funds to help preserve the historic bell, bell tower and roof at the West Parish Meeting House in West Barnstable.
The foundation withdrew its application after assistant T. David Houghton submitted a legal opinion to the committee at its February meeting.
In that opinion, Mr. Houghton said private organizations only would qualify for one historic preservation grant through community preservation funds, prompting community preservation committee Chairman Lindsey B. Counsell to suggest that such organizations consider withdrawing and coming back with larger requests.
But the Hyannis Public Library decided to press on with its request for funds to help repair the foundation and do other work at its historic Ora Hinckley building on Main Street in Hyannis.
The library was seeking between $135,315 and $129,315 in community preservation funds.
The committee voted 8-0 to recommend the funding.
"The building is an anchor on Main Street," vice chairman Laura Shufelt said. "I think it always will be."
The committee also voted unanimously to recommend funding $217,000 in building repairs at the Trayser Museum.
The project proponent, the town Department of Public Works, notified the committee that the town has applied for a $100,000 state historic preservation grant toward the work.
Should the grant come in, the community preservation grant would be reduced accordingly.
The committee proceeded to vote 6-1, with member Richard Sawyer casting the dissenting vote, to recommend funding $59,078 for foundation repairs and other work at the Old Selectmen's Building.
The proponent was the town Department of Public Works, which earlier had been looking for $85,278 in funding toward the work.
But the department applied $26,200 of its own funds toward the part of the project designed to provide access under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Mr. Sawyer said the proposed project was the first phase of more extensive work envisioned for the building which over time could end up costing $500,000 and resulting in a cost of $625 per square foot.
Mr. Sawyer questioned the cost-to-benefit basis of the project, which he said was competing with other areas that need committee help, such as affordable housing and the need to preserve open space.
Ms. Shufelt said she probably would vote for this particular grant, designed to ensure that the structure remains standing.
But she said the town and the public need to step forward to start funding the additional work that will be needed in the coming years at the building.
The committee voted 7-1, with Ms. Shufelt dissenting, to recommend $107,800 in repairs at the JFK Museum requested by the town Department of Public Works.
The work at the town-owned building would include the selective replacement of windows, removal of lead paint and roof repairs.
Committee member Marilyn Fifield said the committee once again was confronted with a deteriorating public building that was suffering from deferred maintenance.
Ms. Shufelt declined to vote for the project, noting that the committee had depleted its historic preservation funds on other projects and would need to use undesignated committee funds toward the work.
The committee voted unanimously to recommend funding a program designed to help fund repairs for homeowners who want to rent out accessory apartments for affordable housing.
The town Growth Management Department was seeking $200,000 for the program, which would help provide loans up to $20,000 to individual homeowners in return for meeting program guidelines and accepting a deed restriction on their properties.
The restriction would expire once the community preservation loan is paid back by the homeowner.
The committee then unanimously denied a request from the Barnstable Housing Authority to fund a $50,000 grant for an architectural and engineering assessment of its residential property at 71 Pleasant Street in Hyannis.
Mr. Counsell said the structure was "in tough shape," and questioned the use of committee funding toward an eventual refurbishing of the property.
He suggested new construction may be the best way for the authority to go.In other action, the committee voted unanimously to move a proposal to repair two town-owned Vernon Coleman paintings from a letter of intent to the application stage.
The proponent, Barnstable Town Clerk Linda E. Hutchenrider, the grand-niece of Mr. Coleman, is seeking $790 for each painting to fund the work.
Mr. Counsell also notified the committee that he had written a letter to the town's acting manager, Thomas K. Lynch, requesting that the town begin the process of filing an approval-not-required plan separating the former Osterville Bay Elementary School from its recreational field.
Mr. Counsell said Mr. Lynch had replied, saying that the town would begin the process.Mr. Counsell said the move, if completed, would be a key step toward possibly using community preservation funds to make improvements at the field, should it wish to do so.


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11 U.S. Code § 902 - Definitions for this chapter
In this chapter—
(1) "property of the estate", when used in a section that is made applicable in a case under this chapter by section 103 (e) [1] or 901 of this title, means property of the debtor;
(2) "special revenues" means—
(A) receipts derived from the ownership, operation, or disposition of projects or systems of the debtor that are primarily used or intended to be used primarily to provide transportation, utility, or other services, including the proceeds of borrowings to finance the projects or systems;
(D) other revenues or receipts derived from particular functions of the debtor, whether or not the debtor has other functions; or
(3) "special tax payer" means record owner or holder of legal or equitable title to real property against which a special assessment or special tax has been levied the proceeds of which are the sole source of payment of an obligation issued by the debtor to defray the cost of an improvement relating to such real property;
(4) "special tax payer affected by the plan" means special tax payer with respect to whose real property the plan proposes to increase the proportion of special assessments or special taxes referred to in paragraph (2) of this section assessed against such real property; and
(5) "trustee", when used in a section that is made applicable in a case under this chapter by section 103 (e) [1] or 901 of this title, means debtor, except as provided in section 926 of this title.
[1] See References in Text note below.
Source(Pub. L. 95–598, Nov. 6, 1978, 92 Stat. 2622; Pub. L. 98–353, title III, § 491,July 10, 1984, 98 Stat. 383; Pub. L. 100–597, § 4,Nov. 3, 1988, 102 Stat. 3028.)
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Section 902(2) of the Senate amendment is deleted since the bankruptcy court will have jurisdiction over all cases under chapter 9. The concept of a claim being materially and adversely affected reflected in section 902(1) of the Senate amendment has been deleted and replaced with the new concept of "impairment" set forth in section 1124 of the House amendment and incorporated by reference into chapter 9.
senate report no. 95–989
There are six definitions for use in chapter 9. Paragraph (1) defines what claims are included in a chapter 9 case and adopts the definition now found in section 81(1) [section 401(1) of former title 11]. All claims against the petitioner generally will be included, with one significant exception. Municipalities are authorized, under section 103(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended [title 26], to issue tax-exempt industrial development revenue bonds to provide for the financing of certain projects for privately owned companies. The bonds are sold on the basis of the credit of the company on whose behalf they are issued, and the principal, interest, and premium, if any, are payable solely from payments made by the company to the trustee under the bond indenture and do not constitute claims on the tax revenues or other funds of the issuing municipalities. The municipality merely acts as the vehicle to enable the bonds to be issued on a tax-exempt basis. Claims that arise by virtue of these bonds are not among the claims defined by this paragraph and amounts owed by private companies to the holders of industrial development revenue bonds are not to be included among the assets of the municipality that would be affected by the plan. See Cong. Record, 94th Cong., 1st Sess. H.R. 12073 (statement by Mr. Don Edwards, floor manager of the bill in the House). Paragraph (2) defines the court which means the federal district court or federal district judge before which the case is pending. Paragraph (3) [enacted as (1)] specifies that when the term "property of the estate" is used in a section in another chapter made applicable in chapter 9 cases, the term means "property of the debtor". Paragraphs (4) and (5) [enacted as (2) and (3)] adopt the definition of "special taxpayer affected by the plan" that appears in current sections 81(10) and 81(11) of the Bankruptcy Act [section 401(10) and (11) of former title 11]. Paragraph (6) [enacted as (4)] provides that "trustee" means "debtor" when used in conjunction with chapter 9.
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There are only four definitions for use only in chapter 9. The first specifies that when the term "property of the estate" is used in a section in another chapter made applicable in chapter 9 cases, the term will mean "property of the debtor". Paragraphs (2) and (3) adopt the definition of "special taxpayer affected by the plan" that appears in current sections 81(10) and 81(11) [section 401(10) and (11) of former title 11]. Paragraph (4) provides for "trustee" the same treatment as provided for "property of the estate", specifying that it means "debtor" when used in conjunction with chapter 9.
References in Text
Section 103 (e) of this title, referred to in pars. (1) and (5), was redesignated section 103 (f) and a new section 103 (e) was added by Pub. L. 106–554, § 1(a)(5) [title I, § 112(c)(5)(A)], Dec. 21, 2000, 114 Stat. 2763, 2763A–394.
1988—Pars. (2) to (5). Pub. L. 100–597added par. (2) and redesignated former pars. (2) to (4) as (3) to (5), respectively.
1984—Par. (2). Pub. L. 98–353substituted "legal or equitable title to real property against which a special assessment or special tax has been levied" for "title, legal or equitable, to real property against which has been levied a special assessment or special tax".
Effective Date of 1988 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 100–597effective Nov. 3, 1988, but not applicable to any case commenced under this title before that date, see section 12 ofPub. L. 100–597, set out as a note under section 101 of this title.
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4 cups shredded green cabbage
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1/8 teaspoon salt, to taste
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The Windows 8 AppFest set the Guinness World Record in Bangalore, India this past weekend with more than 2,500 talented developers from many backgrounds building Windows 8 apps for 18 hours straight.
Speaking from the Appfest, Jon DeVaan, Microsoft Corporate Vice President of Windows Development, said, "Developers are at the center of Microsoft's success. And India is home to some of the world's most talented developers. We are focused on enabling developers to succeed as they build the next generation of apps. I can't wait to see some of these apps being built at the Windows 8 Appfest."
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Since 2010, we've worked with Red Hat to support our mutual customers with enhanced interoperability in Windows environments. This continues with today's beta release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.9.
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This week I had the privilege to join some of the world's top open source researchers in Tunisia at OSS 2012 to discuss how Microsoft is collaborating with open source projects and initiatives worldwide and investing in support for open source solutions on Microsoft's platforms. Many attendees were interested to learn how they could have the best of both worlds – taking advantage of the Microsoft technology stack, particularly the benefits of the Windows Azure cloud platform, while leveraging existing investments in open source solutions and skills.
During my Microsoft, Open Source and the Cloud keynote, discussions focused on how interoperability and openness are built right into our cloud platform. Developers can build applications using any language, tool or framework – including open source languages like Node.js. The audience was particularly interested that Windows Azure SDKs for PHP, Java and Eclipse are available as open source projects on github. Linux on Windows Azure Virtual Machines also piqued interest. One question focused on the data privacy and security considerations for the cloud and I pointed out that governments and enterprises can choose public cloud offerings or build their own private cloud infrastructures, depending upon the application scenario.
For the many academic thought leaders in the room, we discussed how Microsoft is partnering with academic communities to spark innovation and support open science. We discussed the breadth of Microsoft Research's investment in open source projects, ranging from scientific computing and research management to publishing tools. Within the realm of scientific computing, I demo'd ChronoZoom, an open source community project released earlier this year, that has the ambitious goal of presenting the history of everything and is proving to be a vital tool in the evolving field of Big History, which examines historical data from the beginning of time, some 13.7 billion years ago.
There was also talk of how open government initiatives are emerging around the world. More and more data is publicly available, promoting transparency and engagement with citizens, as well as creating opportunities for new apps using government data. I walked through the Open Government Data Initiative (ODGI) DataLab (also available as an open source project on github), which is a cloud-based collection of software assets that enables publically available government data to be easily accessible and incorporated into new applications and services. OGDI helps governments achieve their openness goals while also creating more opportunities for developers, educators, and students to innovate with open and interoperable technologies. Many government entities, including several in the United Kingdom, the Ministry of Health in Italy, and the Government of Colombia, are benefiting from these resources today.
These events are great opportunities for me to listen to customers, partners, students, and community members about how we can continue to evolve our technologies to be more open. Any additional suggestions? Please let us know in the comments.
With one of the world's largest developer populations, India has always been a strong driver of the global software industry and Indian developers have helped shape software trends across the world. Today, one of those fastest-growing areas is application development. It is therefore fitting and very exciting that Bangalore is hosting what we expect will be the world's largest Windows 8 application development festival. The Windows 8 AppFest will run for 18 hours straight, September 21 -22, and be attended by more than 3,500 talented developers and designers from many backgrounds. Setting our sights on record attendance, this is also an official Guinness World Record attempt. At Microsoft, we have always believed in the core value of supporting innovation to help people achieve their full potential. With this aim in mind, Microsoft technical mentors and engineers will be available to help participants perfect their designs during this app development marathon. Apps will be created in 20 different categories – from food and finance to social, shopping and many more – and be prepared for eventual submission to the Windows Store. One reason for the event's broad appeal is that you can develop Windows Store apps in a variety of languages. For example, if you know modern web development technologies, you can develop a Windows Store app using HTML5, Cascading Style Sheets, Level 3 (CSS3), and JavaScript. The Release to Manufacturing (RTM) version of Windows 8 will be made available to developers attending the AppFest. This gives attendees early access to prepare apps and products for the Windows 8 global launch.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Winning gold medals comes as second nature to Usain Bolt. But the sprint king who usually packs a punch in any stadium, in any city, was left pondering the "different feeling" he got from regaining his world 100 meters title on Sunday.
Bolt put his 2011 Daegu disappointment when he was disqualified for false starting in the final firmly behind him when he produced his best race of, by his own high standards, a less than stellar season.
The world's fastest man took gold in 9.77 seconds, ahead of American Justin Gatlin, but admitted the blue Mondo track in Moscow's Luzhniki stadium was unlike any other surface he had encountered in his period of sprint dominance.
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The Jamaican, by his own admission "race rusty" coming into the championships after being dogged by a hamstring injury in the early part of the season, and suffering a rare defeat to Gatlin in Rome in early June, said he felt no pressure in the Russian capital.
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"So I go out there and compete. After I win or lose I'm always going to be happy with myself because I went out there and gave it my best."
As befitting a Bolt post-championship winning news conference, he faced the usual barrage of questions on his love of football, Manchester United and his stated desire to play professionally.
"I think they've asked all the running questions, they've run out of things to ask me so they just ask football questions," he said.
But striking a sincere tone, Bolt continued: "I'm always going to choose running, the talent I've got, it was a god given talent and that's what I use.
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Guen Douglas: How To Avoid Tattoo Plagiarism
By Guen Douglas
It's been so long since I've last written. so much has been going on in my life; a move from Amsterdam's Salon Serpent to Brighton's Magnum Opus and a couple of conventions back to back after the move (Brighton and Milan) have kept me busy. But I'm back with a few ideas for upcoming TAM Blogs, so keep posted.
This month's TAM Blog was inspired by one of my client's tattoos that keeps being copied…
Plagiarism can be a tricky topic to cover. Why is it done, and how can we together (clients and tattooers) eliminate this practice? One problem is that no one wants to take responsibility. Tattooers blame clients for bringing in photos from the Internet of tattoos they want and I blame lazy tattooers who don't want to draw, won't take the time to educate their clients or explain to them that the tattoo belongs to someone else and that they should/could get something of their own.
No one owns an idea, but duplicate images can be really disappointing to clients that have sought after an artist and gone through the process of getting a one-of-a-kind tattoo. I had one of the copy-cat artists write to me on Facebook and they told me they thought the tattoo in question was flash…
"My client brought in a print out of the design saying that she had fallen in love with it, and that she would like the tattoo. I did not know that it was a custom piece. I thought the design had been taken from a flash painting."
Flash designs are a staple in many and most tattoo shops. They are the designs all over the walls and books that you can choose from. Artists and tattooers design these for the purpose of replication, meaning, anyone can get these designs by any artist. They are meant to be tattooed over and over again.
I would suggest to artists and clients that if you don't see the design on the flash sheet it came from, that you cannot assume the design is flash and available to be replicated on another client.
One of the copies of Natacha's dress tattoo is really not a copy, not in the way the others are traced from photographs taken from the Internet, but how would you feel if you were either client?
As tattooers we are all guilty to a certain amount of plagiarism. Many tattooers work from photos, tattoos, flash, tattooer art and non-tattooer art as reference. There is a difference between looking at reference to help you draw somethings and straight-up tracing it.
It happens all the time and of course there are exceptions, flash designs from sheets or from flash websites, photo-realism and replicating non-tattooer art, (but even that can be tricky. I recently replicated a painting done by artist Milk, and I feel like I should have e-mailed and asked permission.
I don't ever do reproductions so it makes me feel funny. The best I can do now is to make sure that credit is given properly. We all borrow little bits and pieces from each other, little things like the way a leaf is shaded, color schemes or a cool way of drawing teeth on a skull etc…
But I believe that's a normal sharing of ideas amongst peers. What I'm talking about here is taking a photo of a tattoo on someones body or a commissioned art piece found online or brought in by a client and replicating it on a client as-is.
Many people would say that if you don't want the risk of having your tattoo "stolen" by someone else, not to post it online, but really in this day and age that's an absurdity.
Life these days includes an online presence. This is especially true for people in the limelight. Their work is often copied, for example, David Beckham's Angel backpeice, Tommy Lee's "Mayhem" stomach rocker and Kat Von D's face stars and closer to home alternative models, both Gogo Blackwater and Amina Munster have had their chest pieces plagiarized.
Visible tattoos are going to be in every snapshot. It is really the responsibility of clients to demand personal work and of tattooers to educate their clients on the benefits of getting their own version, not on the passive wearer of the original tattoo.
It is also up to us to educate young and new tattooers. Many don't realize that's it not to be done. When I first started tattooing I worked at a shop where it was fairly normal practice to print and trace tattoos and images from the Net, (especially for walk-ins) which I think seems pretty common practice at most street shops. But also they do it on TV too, right?
As an apprentice I thought, "Oh, I can trace this little thing, but when it 'matters' then I'll draw it," because that's what I saw around me. What I didn't realize is that if the small stuff doesn't matter when does it begin to matter?
It started to dawn on me after reading TAM's issue #2 with Grime that I needed a good foundation if I was to accomplish anything worthwhile, and that if you didn't care about the small things when would you begin to care about the bigger things? To be honest it can be taken as a metaphor for life really, but that's another blog, ha-ha…
Everything changed for me that day. From then as best I could I gave each tattoo I did the same attention and stopped tracing from the Net. I take pictures of nearly every tattoo I do because every tattoo I do should be good enough to go in my portfolio, (sadly my photo skills often screw that up and I am not a laser cutter so sometimes I am not 100% satisfied with my work) but that's what I aim for.
So with that all said, how do you as a client get the best from your tattoo artist Personally (I can't speak for other tattooers) my favourite client "reference packages" often include one or all of the following:
Sketch: This can be original artwork, a little doodle, Photoshop document, photo collage or an Microsoft paint document. I like these to illustrate layout. Naturally, this only applies if you have a specific layout in mind! If you aren't sure about what you want layout-wise let your tattooer suggest to you what they think will work best and if you have a specific layout idea be ready and open to suggestions.
Sometimes what you have in mind doesn't physically work. The "sketch" doesn't have to be good! Basically, if you have an expectation we need to know it. So I find these very useful. They are the closest thing to a vulcan mind-meld. Ha-ha.
Photo Reference: (Think, mini mood board.) This can be photos of tattoos, photos of subject matter etc… I've had clients leave little notes on each photo with things like, "I like the colors in this, I like the flowers here… In this tattoo I like the gemstones," and "Don't like how busy this is," even things you don't like can be included!
If there's something you would hate to have included add it to the list! Ideally, it's nice to have these all on one page but not everyone has access to photoshop so a paper folder, Zip file e-mailed or a CD works, and remember to find out in what format your tattoo shop prefers.
When you have well organized photo reference it makes it easier for your tattooer to interpret your ideas into a design you will be excited to get! Just be sure that if there's a specific tattoo you really like in your reference that the tattooer knows you aren't looking for a replica but your own original tattoo! Demand no less! And tattooers, if someone asks you to copy a tattoo, say NO! It's your reputation on the line!
Photos of Tattoos by the Tattooer: I love it when people identify the photos in my portfolio they were drawn to. it becomes easier to assess in which direction to take their drawing. there's nothing worse than having a client bring you a stack of tattoos by someone else and ask you to replicate. i figure if you love that guy/gal, get tattooed by them.
So when you've picked out a portfolio you like at a shop and you have an opportunity to speak directly to the tattooer you can show them the photos you liked in their portfolio, show them your idea (sketch/layout/document) and reference photos. It'll make it easier for them to understand what it is you are looking to get. Make sure to listen to the tattooer's suggestions. They will not only tell you if your idea works, but if works for them. Tattooers all have different skill sets. You might be asking the wrong tattooer to embark on this project with you.
If you feel like you're being led too far away from the original idea maybe you need to keep looking, but at the same time perhaps what you are looking for isn't possible at all. There are limitations to skin and not every design that looks good on paper can look good on skin. Check out the earlier blog on the process of getting a custom tattoo for more information.
So in the end, it's up to both sides (clients and tattooers) to stop this plagiarism from happening. The Internet isn't going anywhere so it's up to us to draw the line between what is acceptable idea-sharing and what is plagiarism. We also have to remember that the vast abyss that is the internet is built up of people. I think that's really what happens, we forget the human aspect and become selfish and self-centered, We want the tattoo that we found online, we want to make the money from that client or get the opportunity to do something cool.
We have to remember that these images were created are sometimes for hugely personal reasons. Most tattooers find copies annoying but can also find them a compliment. For clients it can be devastating to know that a tattoo they collaborated with and artist to get, has been copied by someone else. Especially so if there was a deeper meaning for the client behind the image. So let's all put a little more effort into the process and create some awesome tattoos together! Those we can all agree to like.
(Guen is a tattooer and contributing blogger for Tattoo Artist Magazine, and can be found at Magnum Opus Tattoo in Brighton, England.)
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I am in love with you blog and all the tattoos! You're so creative in your posts and keep everyone enthralled. I also have a blog and think you should check it out. http://cavidbehaviour.wordpress.com and don't forget to follow me on twitter https://twitter.com/#!/eyhdoncavallari
March 15, 2012 at 3:47 PM
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March 15, 2012 at 5:44 PM
You've explained really well where the line should be between idea-sharing and plagiarism, and I completely agree. I've been on a forum with Natacha and have witnessed her beautiful tattoo get copied over and over again – I was shocked and even upset/angry even though this isn't my tattoo. I can't imagine what something like that must feel like, and then having people say they think you should take it as a compliment.
As a photographer, I've had the same problem. People have stolen my images and posted them online as their own, but people have also copied a complete photo idea and composition and way of editing, but photographed it themselves. It's always hard to argue on something being 'inspired by' or 'copied from', but to me it's plain obvious in most cases. It's just a matter of common sense.
March 16, 2012 at 3:21 AM
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"As tattooers we are all guilty to a certain amount of plagiarism."
…and much, much more than most would admit. Even the one's seemingly riding the high road in judgement of all those out to 'steal' their original art.
Unless you've gone out and created the reference (idea), photographed it and drawn it out (like Guy A does with his bio work) it might be time to step down from the high horse.
Pick any genre of tattooing and you'll find plagiarism. From the realism artist who bases their gorilla on a photograph they've not asked permission or paid to use as a referenc
The tattooer who reference's the Ukiyo-e Masters ideas and art to build on, never giving credit to the artist with the 'original idea'.
The american old school tattooer who thinks that because they added A or B to an old school reference, the reference they used is owed no dues.
Traditional tribal work. No need to say anything on that one.
I couldn't even begin to count the number of Derrick Rigg's orginal Eddie designs are out the in tattoo form, where no dues we paid, no permission asked.
Sylvia Ji girls…how many tattooers have given her a nickle?
I could go on, and on, and on.
With the ease of access to a vast array of original (and not so original) art work available today on the Internet I don't see plagiarism in tattooing diminishing anytime soon. One thing we could all do a little more is pay some dues though. If I find a photograph on deviantart (for example) that I think would be a great reference, I'll ask permission and gift the photographer a piece of art they have in their wish list or buy them a membership. Another idea is to spend the money on great reference books (not the Ebay ripoffs for a 10th of the price) instead of stealing art and photographs off the net. Buy their art, dvds, books and be inspired all while paying your dues in a small way. It feels good and with all that inspiration, why it might even spark and original idea or two.
March 24, 2012 at 3:32 PM
Chiara Bautista (Milk) is really great about granting permission for her work to be used for tattoos. All she asks for in return is a photo of the finished piece. I have a tattoo in progress based off of a few of her pieces
Unfortunately, I've had 2 of my tattoos copied and it sucks. My artist is such a great guy and takes pains to ensure that every piece he does on me is completely original (the exception being the Chiara piece I mentioned above) and it's such a bummer to find out that someone has copied my idea/his work. I have a memorial piece on my arm that was copied down to the placement and text. I found out when they submitted it to a blog that I run and they were so pleased with themselves for *their* "completely original tattoo". Anyways, I love this post and wish that more people understood that copying someone else's tattoo isn't cool. I'm sure that a lot of them could care less, but I just really wish they would consider how the artist and the person with the original on their body feels when they see that their piece has been stolen. At least (in most cases that I've seen) the copies never look as great as the original does.
March 28, 2012 at 4:14 AM
Well said, Guen. A difficult and touchy subject for our trade. Being a consumer 'art', it seems tattooing appeals to many people's fashion sense. With the proliferation of tattoo imagery into popular culture, i have seen a shift away from the personalized journey that used to be ubiquitous in our clients. Increasingly, there seems to be an overtly fashionable and wanton motivation toward being tattooed, both in choices of motif (many brought in from page 2 of a g**gle images result as we're all acquainted with) as well as placement and coverage (how many sleeves have you done as a first tattoo lately? giant rib panels? 18 y/o wanting neck or hands 'blasted' with corporate logos?). The imagery is available and photography (including TV, www, and magazines) has demystified the placement and application. With most towns having no less than 4 tattoo shops to choose from, it's easy to see how the line is clearly drawn in a potential customer's mind; appreciate, appropriate, purchase. Without the wordiness, our job is to give the folks what they want, and more and more the folks just want the easy, cheap, uninspired stuff. Look at the shit on cable TV or the stuff trending online, there are a LOT of people with questionable taste that now have found out how cool tattooing is.
Of course it lies in the tattooers' hands to provide a service that least undermines the artistic vision and individuality of the creator of the given image, most especially if they are one of our fellow craftspeople. I LOVE the line of distinction that you have drawn "…that if you didn't care about the small things when would you begin to care about the bigger things?". Ultimately this philosophy will keep our work fresh and our integrity in place!!
Cheers to everyone who is trying as hard as they can to elevate tattooing and themselves and cheers to all you flash wearing tattooed people out there! I personally strive to make every tattoo that i do (outside of the odd logo) a one of a kind amulet, but do know that on the flipside i wear a fairly straight-up Water's Battle Royale as my backpiece. Ha!!
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Good RIP! I do agree that most Tattoo Artist are guilty to a point but just like a copyright goes…if it is changed by at least 20% it does not infringe on the copywright so those who do not cut and paste and use thier own style of the creation should be okay to go.
April 17, 2012 at 3:52 PM
I've had a shinobi tattoo on my leg for years now. my friend also now wants a shinobi tattoo on his arm. we both trained ninjitsu so it's not like he doesn't deserve it. i'm not sure if i should be insulted or honored:) i just like being an original and it wouldn't be the first time someone showed up with my tat idea on them. (tribal on my calf.) maybe i should just shut up and deal with it:) what do u think? anyone.
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We are rapidly approaching what for many of our members is the busiest time of the year. APHA's 134th Annual Meeting will be held in Boston, MA from November 4th through 8th. The ICEHS Section is hosting 39 scientific and poster sessions, including over 150 presentations on topics that continue to demonstrate the Section's status as among the most diverse and relevant in APHA. Billie Weiss, as ICEHS Program Chair, and a company of other volunteers have worked tirelessly to make this year's program one that will appeal to all members, prospective members, and interested public health partners. Thank you, Billie for all your efforts!
Among the most important activities of our Annual Meetings are the Section's Business Meetings and Social Hours. As in previous years, ICEHS will have two business meetings, a member-new-member Welcome Breakfast, a Social Hour, and an Awards Dinner for all who are interested. On Sunday, November 5 from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM in BCEC 157C, ICEHS Leadership will conduct the first Business Meeting to review and act on a full range of important issues and opportunities facing the Section. Though primarily a forum for leadership activities, this meeting is open to interested members. The Section's general Business Meeting will take place Tuesday November 7 from 4:30 to 6:00 PM in BCEC 208 – we hope that you will make every possible effort to attend and contribute your insight and ideas toward our activities for the next year and beyond. Students and prospective members are also welcomed and encouraged to attend! And speaking of students and new members, I want to remind you of our "Welcome" and networking breakfast on Monday, November 6 from 6:30 to 8:00 AM in the BCEC160B – please consider "waking-up" with old and new friends, and steering students and prospective members to this event. Later Monday evening from 6:30 to 7:30 PM in BCEC Northwest Lobby Level 2 ICEHS will host its annual Social Hour. Of course the Annual meeting would not be complete without our Section's Awards Dinner immediately following the Business meeting on Tuesday, November 7 at 7:00 PM. This year's dinner will be held at the Harvard Club through the hard work of Renee Johnson (THANK YOU, Renee!), assisted by Anara Guard and many other members, in Boston and elsewhere. Tickets are $48 for members and $35 for students, and may be purchased at the Section's booth in the Exhibit Hall and at Section Business Meetings.
ICEHS has many urgent needs and opportunities this next year, and the participation of all Section Members is essential. In advance of our Business Meetings – and particularly for Members unable to attend this year's conference – please consider the many ways that you can actively participate in the Section's affairs. Examples include serving on (or Co-Chairing) one of the Section's many committees (see http://www.icehs.org/leader.htm for a listing), assisting with strategic planning and governance enhancement, participating in development activities, helping to develop educational and outreach activities, serving as a subject-matter expert to fulfill APHA's many requests for such services, and… well, there are countless other opportunities! Please make your willingness to serve known to any of our leadership – I also invite you to contact me directly with your questions, ideas, and offerings.
I hope to see many of you in Boston in November – and to keep in close touch with all our Members throughout the year in order to listen, learn, and lean-on!
Erich M. DaubICEHS Chair-electSTC57 Executive Park Dr., #100Atlanta, GA email@example.com
Injury colleagues,
I wanted to make you aware of this new posting on our NCIPC web site under the "Data" heading. The inventory of national data systems that provide injury or violence data is now up on the NCIPC web site.http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/osp/InventoryInjuryDataSys.htmYou might find it helpful in learning about national data systems in the US that provide useful data for injury and violence research...
J. Lee Annest, Ph.D. - Director, Office of Statistics and Programming NCIPC,CDC
Dear colleagues,
Below please find a letter from David Hemenway announcing the inaugural issue of Bullet Points, a quarterly firearms research newsletter that will focus on different topics within the field, followed by the first issue itself. As this issue was released via our website in the spring (www.hsph.harvard.edu/hicrc), a new issue will be released soon. Please spread the word to others who may find this of interest. If you know of others who would like to be notified by e-mail when a new issue is posted on our website, they can sign up on our website.
Thank you and we hope you enjoy the newsletter! Spring issue can be found at: http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/hicrc/pdf/BulletPoints_Spring2006.pdf
Mary Vriniotis
The Childhood Agricultural Safety Network, a coalition of health and safety organizations, is delivering the following unified message to agricultural communities: children younger than 12 years old should NEVER be on or near a tractor. Tractors are the leading cause of fatal injuries to children on farms.
The Network wants to make a difference in protecting children. They are trying to preserve the best parts of agricultural tradition, but at the same time change social norms so that people view unsafe practices for what they are – unacceptable. Downloadable posters, logos and fact sheets are available on the new dedicated website http://www.childagsafety.org/. By mid-October, a PowerPoint presentation will be online, as well as exhibit resources for outreach. The website also describes the Childhood Agricultural Safety Network and lists its members and their contact information.As a health and safety advocate, YOU are encouraged to access the public awareness campaign posters and messages from the website and use them in your outreach activities.
Thank you for your support in transmitting the message that "It is easier to bury a tradition (i.e., kids on tractors) than a child."
For more information, contact:Scott Heiberger, Communications SpecialistNational Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health & email@example.com: (800) 662-6900
An article in the last newsletter requesting comments on a proposed name change for the section generated remarks in which the overwhelming majority agreed with changing the name—although not all to the suggested name, "Injury, Violence, and Emergency Services (IVES)". A common theme of dislike for long names ran through the comments although some then proceeded to suggest a more encompassing name that, if adopted, would necessitate lengthening the name. A new selection of names emerged that included both shorter and longer names. Currently, there are five comments containing alternative names under consideration:
1) No name change, retain: "Injury Control and Emergency Health Services, (ICEHS)"2) Name upon which comments were solicited: "Injury, Violence, and Emergency Services (IVES)"3) Shorten the name: "Injury and Emergency Services"4) Work in preparedness: "Injury, Violence, Emergency Services and Preparedness (IVESP)5) Work in prevention and/or control: "Injury and Violence Prevention and Emergency Services (IVPES).
We feel this is an important issue and that all voices should be heard. Send your comments or a vote for or against the names included above, by placing "ICEHS Name Change" in the subject line of an e-mail addressed to Joyce Pressley at firstname.lastname@example.com with a cc: to Rene Johnson email@example.com. Comments received from now until November 3rd will be presented at the section business meeting where a vote is expected on the proposed name changes.
How does a small, new, professional society advance the message of value in research-based injury and violence prevention? Partnerships!
In its first year SAVIR has moved ahead the injury research agenda through partnering with other organizations such as: the Campaign for Public Health, Research!America, and Partnership for Prevention. These friends, although already favorable toward the message of investing in injury and violence research deserves a higher priority in the public agenda, may not have planned to aggressively make that argument.
Through cooperation with these partners SAVIR has been able to bring House finance related committee staff down to CDC to hear the Director of NCIPC present about the great work it is funding, hold a briefing for Congressional staff focused on the economic value of injury and violence research public investments, develop a print advocacy tool to further promote this message in communications on behalf of state and federal increases in the funding of public health research.
To view results of the latter two efforts (an article about the September 19th Congressional briefing and the new print tool for advocating investment in injury and violence research) click onto Research!America's web site at these links: http://www.researchamerica.org/publications/articles/injurybriefing10-06.htmlhttp://www.researchamerica.org/publications/RA-Injury_f.pdf
SAVIR SEEKS YOUR "PARTNERSHIP" TOOWhen SAVIR was introduced to the ICEHS Board in December 2005 it had only twelve members- the same injury research center directors as when it was "NAICRC". Now SAVIR has 80 members, including research centers and professionals from many areas involved in transportation, violence prevention, workplace injury, child maltreatment, product safety, trauma system improvement, etc. It now offers the types of services and activities you expect of professional associations, e.g., standing committees developing positions on critical issues, an official journal (through partnership with Injury Prevention), a national injury and violence research methods conference.
You are invited to partner with SAVIR. Even if you do not wish to become a member, SAVIR invites you to attend the SAVIR Annual Business Meeting: November 4th 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. Just prior to the opening of the APHA meeting, SAVIR will hold its annual business meeting Saturday, November 4th, starting at 8:00 am in the Otis Room of the Westin's Waterfront Hotel. A significant part of the agenda will be in follow up to the October 10 mediated meeting that was held to further develop its strategic plan. As this plan will be in its formative stage, input from ICEHS members is both welcomed and encouraged.
NOTE: Sessions listed in italics have been organized by another section, SPIG, or caucus but are endorsed by Injury Control and Emergency Health Services.
Monday, November 6, 2006 8:30 AM-10:00 AM Mon 3026.0 Psychiatric Epidemiology (Oral) 3039.0 Motor Vehicle Related Injuries (Oral) 3040.0 Partnerships, Collaborative and Consortiums to Improve Public Safety (Oral) 10:30 AM-12:00 PM Mon 3110.0 Impact of and Response to Gulf Coast Hurricanes (Oral) 3125.0 Firearms and Domestic Violence Policy Implications (Oral) 3126.0 Research (Oral) 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Mon 3167.0 Disaster Preparedness Posters (Poster) 3168.0 Unintentional Injuries Poster Session (Poster) 3169.0 Youth Violence Posters (Poster) 3170.0 Various Injury Topics (Poster) 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Mon 3203.0 Research and Advocacy for Early Childhood Mental Health Services: The Together for Kids Coalition (Oral) 3208.0 Violence Epidemiology: Violence in and out of the Home (Oral) 2:30 PM-3:30 PM Mon 3257.0 Identifying Health Issues that Impact Disenfranchised and Vulnerable Populations (Poster) 2:30 PM-4:00 PM Mon 3309.0 Survey Measurement Issues (Oral) 3323.0Data Roundtable (Roundtable) 4:30 PM-6:00 PM Mon 3395.0 Assessing and Training the Workforce for Epidemics, Disasters and Bioterrorism (Oral)
Tuesday, November 7, 20068:30 AM-10:00 AM Tue 4032.1 Fall Prevention (Roundtable) 4039.0 Emergency and Disater Preparedness I (Oral) 4040.0 Injury and Violence Prevention Policy Development and Policy Implementation (Oral) 12:30 PM-1:30 PM Tue 4087.0 Developing Public Health Infrastructure to Address Acts of Bioterrorism and/or Pandemics (Poster) 4092.0 Tools, Resources and Data Sources for Understanding and Preventing Injuries (Poster)4093.0 Violence Poster Session (Poster) 4094.0 Late Breakers in Injury Control Poster (Poster) 4095.0 Risks, Hazards, Falls and Other Injuries and the Data to Understand Them (Poster) 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Tue 4117.0 Advocating for Public Health: Successful Models for Enacting Policy, Regulations and Legislation (Oral) 4128.1 Record linkage for epidemiologic research: New opportunities and new challenges (Oral) 2:30 PM-3:30 PM Tue 4175.0 Strengthening Local Health Departments for Preparedness and Addressing Health Issues (Poster) 2:30 PM-4:00 PM Tue 4215.0 Evidence Based Policy and Practice (Oral) 4230.0 Unintentional Injuries (Oral) 4231.0 Violence,Including Youth, Intimate Partner, Child Maltreatment, Sexual Violence, Gang and Firearm Violence (Oral)
Wednesday, November 8, 20068:30 AM-10:00 AM Wed 5040.0 Planning for Epidemics and Preparing for Acts of Bioterrorism (Oral) 5054.0 Surveillance (Oral) 5055.0 Emergency and Disaster Preparedness II (Oral) 12:30 PM-2:00 PM Wed 5107.0 Social Epidemiology: It's the Neighborhood! (Oral) 5108.0 Epidemiology of Injury (Oral) 5117.0 Late Breakers Oral (Oral) 5118.0 UNITY: A National Violence Prevention Strategy (Oral) 2:30 PM-4:00 PM Wed 5170.0 Suicide Prevention (Oral) 5171.0 Emergency Preparedness at the Local or State Level (Oral)
The 2006 ICEHS Dinner is almost upon us!
This event is always a good time: catch up with your colleagues, applaud award winners, meet student members, and enjoy good food in the elegant setting of the Harvard Club of Boston. This year we'll also be celebrating SAVIR's first birthday!
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 7th at 7:00 PMLocation: The Harvard Club of Boston (Main Clubhouse)374 Commonwealth AveBoston, MA 02215(617)536-1260* In the heart of the Back Bay, near Newbury St, and the Prudential CopleyShopping Centers Nearby T Hynes/ICA (Green Line), Copley (Green Line),Back Bay (Orange Stops: Line), or take the #1 Bus from Harvard Station (Red Line) orCentral Square (Red Line)Cost: $49*The cost is reduced to $35 for students, so please encourage them to come!
Tickets will be sold at ICEHS Section Meetings and at the ICEHS booth, but save yourself the time and send in your check now to reserve your ticket!Make your check out to: Renee M. JohnsonMail your check to: Harvard Injury Control Research CenterHarvard School of Public Health677 Huntington Ave., Kresge 306Boston, MA 02115* Please include your contact information, we will send a receipt to you for your convenience.* Please indicate whether you prefer a vegetarian meal.
Questions? Send an email message to me at: firstname.lastname@example.com
I will no longer be able to serve as ICEHS webmaster after Friday the 6th of October. I am relocating to Houston and am going to be having my baby soon, so Friday is my last day. It has been such a pleasure working with all of you. The ICEHS section has afforded me so many wonderful opportunities over these last few years. I'm so sad I won't be able to see you all in Boston! Please keep up all the good work and inspiration!
Thanks, and my best wishes to all of you!
The Home Safety Council® (HSC) is the only national nonprofit organization solely dedicated to preventing home related injuries that result in nearly 20,000 deaths and 21 million medical visits on average each year. The Home Safety Council is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization located in Washington, DC. Through national programs, partnerships and the support of volunteers, HSC educates people of all ages to be safer in and around their homes. Among its programs are The Great Safety Adventure (a field trip on wheels), Safety Rangers Say No To Dangers (unintentional injury program for children in grades K-2 and their families), Get Ready with Freddie (disaster preparedness program for children in grades 3-4 and their families), the Home Safety Literacy Project (fire safety and disaster preparedness for adult literacy students) and Safe Steps: A Falls Prevention Program for Seniors.
The Home Safety Council Expert Network (http://www.homesafetycouncil.org/expertnetwork) is a free online resource designed specifically with safety educators' needs in mind. We'd like to extend an invitation to those involved in the American Public Health Association's Injury Control and Emergency Health Services to join. The Expert Network is frequently updated with new content as well as links to valuable teaching materials from other organizations. Downloadable, customizable teaching tools for people of every age are available to members, on demand, at no cost. Additionally, members of the Expert Network have access to selected hard copy educational materials sent through the mail. The majority of hard-copy video, DVD and print materials are free -- you just pre-pay the shipping and handling. Quantities of materials are also available to members for a modest production fee.
Let's work together to prevent injuries in the home!
Sequel on Boston's Injury Control Historical Leadership (see ICEHS Newsletter, Archivist's Attic, May 2006)
For another historical 'tease' on our upcoming Annual APHA and Section Meetings, this year in Boston, here's a 1960's seminal evidenced-based causes and prevention short journal article, one of many assessed by Haddon in his classic Accident Research. Methods and Approaches (yes! he used the "A" word!), a unique historical leadership resource on aeronautical, motor vehicle, public and home injury control relevant to today's national environmental health-injury control nexus: Edwin W. Brown. SPACE-HEATER HAZARDS New England Journal of Medicine, 265:794-795, 1961. In : Accident Research. Methods and Approaches. Haddon W, .Jr. (NYSDOH), Suchman, E. ( U of Pittsburgh) and Klein, D. (Association for the Aid of Crippled Children). Harper & Row Publishers, NY. 1964. 206-7.
Archvist's Summary of the paper: Beginning in November 1959, a series of kerosene fuelled space heaters fire records of the Boston fire department, showed 159 Boston homes with fifteen deaths and 16 major burn injuries, mostly to children. The problem was not unique to Boston, but the nature of the fires and injuries had to then not been clearly trended nor defined. The identified defective heaters primarily flooded the combustion chamber with forcing excess oil from the tank into the storage chamber. The heaters bore the seal of the Underwriters' Laboratory and subsequently was removed from its approved list. However, the problem of 40,000 similar units remained in Boston, alone. In response, the Boston Fire Department undertook in the summer and fall of 1960 a two fold program: the development of an inexpensive device that would resolve the cold-air expansion problem and a city wide educational program. As of March 15, 1961, only 6 space heater fires were recorded in Boston during that heating season.Here's Haddon's main review of the paper: "The brief report excellently illustrates (1) the retrospective observation and reporting of a long-standing environmental hazard; (2) the deliberate and successful search for the pertinent characteristics of either the device or its use; (3) a hazard resulting from the design and construction of the device rather than from its use in ways unanticipated by its producers—it being assumed here that it is reasonable to expect that an oil heater should not explode simply because its tank is only partially filled; (4) the institution of a countermeasure program which included intensive public education, the search for and development of a mechanical control device, and the cessation of manufacture; and (5) the virtual elimination of these accidents through the first of these countermeasures in the remarkably short period of less than one year. However, the elimination of the problem in all areas could probably not be achieved with this educational approach. Rather, it would be much simpler and more effective to redesign the offending mechanism. This is an important point to note in the face of widespread attempts to offer public education as a remedy for the consequences of poor design."
In synopsis, here's Haddon's final comments: The paper illustrates that it is sometimes possible to solve accident problems with straightforward and uncomplicated approaches and ignoring more academic approaches (see June Newsletter Archivist Attic , for other examples); however, consider controlled research to determine whether the characteristic is more often associated with such injury or only rarely, to avoid considerable work.May all our work at and after APHA Boston use similar evidenced- based research and leadership arts, paradigms.
Copyrighted 2006 Les Fisher. Opinions are mine alone.
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The Spelman College alumna and trustee is chair of the Hughes Spalding Community Board, a member of the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Zoo Atlanta and Sheltering Arms boards and has helmed some of the city's most prestigious black-tie galas. (Remember the viral Huffington Post essay criticizing Atlanta reality stars? The writer suggested that Russell, not the bickering drama queens made famous by certain television networks, embodies the style and grace of a real "real housewife.")
On Nov. 10, Russell receives the Mary Cann Achievement Award for Outstanding Volunteer Service at Night of Hope Gala, benefiting the Georgia chapter of the Lupus Foundation of America.
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