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Skip to comments.Disturbing Details in Teen Taser Death [An attempt to create a hispanic Trayvon]
Posted on 08/10/2013 6:40:14 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
At just 17, Israel Hernandez-Llach was already an award-winning artist, on the threshold of acclaim in Miami Beach art circles. He was a sculptor, painter, writer and photographer whose craft was inspired by his home country of Colombia and his adopted city, Miami.
He was also a graffiti artist, known as "Reefa," who sprayed colorful splashes of paint on the city's abandoned buildings while playing cat-and-mouse with cops, who, like many property owners, consider graffiti taggers to be vandals, not artists.
It was while spray-painting a shuttered McDonald's early Tuesday morning that Hernandez-Llach was chased down by Miami Beach police and shot in the chest with a Taser. He later died.
(Excerpt) Read more at hispanicbusiness.com ...
Sound familiar? There are enough parallels to see there are activists trying to make this a Trayvon-like case.....
The one thing missing so far? A "civil rights" lawyer....
Taggers should be targets.
"Colorful,"my smelly rear Obama.
I think your parenthetical editorial opinion is a little too early. There seem to be two different stories: either a guy charging cops or 5 cops (Miami cops that is) against one guy. Let's let the investigation unfold.
BTW, Tasers should be classified as lethal weapons.
Illegal alien, I presume. He should have stayed in Columbia and done his art there. The USA does not have a shortage of Hispanics or graffiti pollution.
Like to take a can of pink spay paint and "tag" one of these artists houses, bikes, computers with a big ol male organ.
So that's another way to spell "Vandal"? This prick wrote all over the entire front, and windows, of a storefront......art that ain't.
You may be right...but the obama-lovin' Miami media is really, really playing this up....trying to drum up the tears for this kid who ran from cops....and was given the opportunity to surrender....
I even heard one report where one of his friends said "He wasn't a criminal, he was an artist!" Later, the reporterette says his friends admit he was doing something illegal, but should not have died because of it......
Artists use their own canvas, not other people's property. This was a vandal and a criminal. It's unfortunate that his multiple stupid actions led to a natural consequence of such choices, but they were his choices to make. I don't have a problem with Tasers for those resisting arrest or running from police.
Idiot liberal logic. It's not the quality or subject matter that determine the legality. It's property rights. If DaVince painted The Last Supper on a cathedral wall without permission it's vandalism.
It won't go anywhere. No Jesse Jackson or Sharpton's like people in
The Hispanic community.
The one thing missing so far? A "civil rights" lawyer....
Nope ——what is missing is a Hispanic Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton.
The Hispanics do not have a good Shyt Stirrer to get them in the media and stay there.
This vandal was breaking the law and he knew it. Running proves it.
Hope the taser is rechargeable, price of batteries and all.
However, that would mean that Taser could only be used when lethal force is justified. This would mean that the gun or the taser could be used in a lethal use of force situation. If you are justified and feel the need to use lethal force then why would you use a tool that would only shock the person? If the gun is used, the only reason to use it is to terminate the person it is pointed at. I wish we had data on the number of taser uses compared to number of deaths occurring after someone was tased.
I don't think he was killed by the Taser.
He had three serious falls during his attempt to escape, hitting hard twice, with the third time caused by collapsing from the Taser. After being Tasered, he was arrested, but *then* experienced medical distress.
Had it been the Taser, the effects would have been immediate. So I suspect that one of his first two falls caused internal injuries, such as a ruptured spleen, liver or pancreas, or even more likely to the arteries and veins that support them.
Because the liver and spleen are highly vascular, injuries to these organs can cause fatal blood loss either from the organ itself or the arteries and veins that supply them.
If this is the case, diagnostic autopsy will be obvious, because his abdominal cavity will be full of blood.
Will the Legend of Reefa now grow to rival that of the Legend of Trayvon?
They shot him! They shot him! Why didn't they just taser him?
It may be HIS art that was important to him, but it wasn't HIS canvas.
What if the property owners had sprayed him pink and said it was just art? Everyone OK wit dat?
Tasers are classified as "less-lethal", not to be confused with "less-than-lethal".
This could not be less like the Trayvon Martin case.
A filthy predator thug cop sentenced someone to die on the street for graffiti. Or maybe because the guy made the cop really mad when he ran.
The evidence is in that tasers kill. Not all the time, but many times. Tasers should only be allowed in the same circumstances as a firearm: the officer is assaulted and in reasonable fear for his life.
And "I'm just making sure I make it to the end of my shift" doesn't count as reasonable fear for your life, by the way, although somehow that's become the new lowered standard by which deadly force is exercised all over the country.
Unbelievable that FReepers are defending fascism and cop lawlessness.
I'll think about what you said, but I find it remarkable you are defending the defacing of property.
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Penguin India took legal action against the shrine, winning their case in the New Delhi High Court after filing a 394-page law suit in which they successfully argued that the shrine had been built for commercial gain.
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"The summons has come at a time when the pandal is almost ready. We don't know what to do now as we cannot afford to pay the fine," said the chief organiser Harinmoy Roychowdhury.
"We created the structure to entertain people," added the committee's joint secretary, Subhabrata Bhattacharjee.
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2 IOC/BRO/2015/3/rev.2 World Oceans Day This day draws attention to the vital role the ocean plays in our everyday life as a major source of oxygen. It also highlights the impacts of human actions on the ocean with the hope of encouraging, mobilizing & uniting the world behind a project of sustainable ocean management. UNFCCC The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change is the global initiative investigating means to tackle climate change while acknowledging the fact that the climate system is a shared resource whose stability may be affected by a range of factors, e.g. CO 2 emissions. COP21 The Paris Climate Conference (COP21), is the 21 st Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC which will be taking place in Paris at the end of States will come together to debate and negotiate solutions to problems related to climate change.
3 THE ROAD TO PARIS 2015 In celebration of the United Nations World Oceans Day, taking place every 8 June, the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of UNESCO (IOC-UNESCO), together with the Ocean and Climate Platform, is dedicating this special day to the importance of the ocean for humanity and the global climate system. While covering about 70 percent of the Earth s surface, the world s ocean has a two-way relationship with the weather and climate. The ocean influences the weather on the local and global scales, while climate changes deeply alter several ocean s features.this event, open to all, will contribute to the preparation of the 2015 Paris Climate Conference (COP21) and the International Scientific Conference Our common future under climate change organized by France in collaboration with UNESCO at the organization s headquarters from 7 to 10 July Organised around scientific workshops, plenary sessions, a high level political segment, and exhibitions, the World Oceans Day 2015 brings together scientists, political decision-makers, civil society and the youth to identify, through dialogue, ocean-sensitive actions and strategies to mitigate climate change and its socioeconomic impacts. At the end of the day, recommendations and a call for action will be presented to the heads of state and eminent personalities present on this occasion, including His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco; high representatives of small island states, namely H.E. Tommy E. Remengesau, President of Palau; H.E. Danny Faure, Vice-President of the Seychelles; and H.E. Freundel Stuart, Prime Minister of Barbados; as well as Mr Karmenu Vella, European Commissioner for Environment, Maritime affairs and Fisheries; and Mr Laurent Fabius, French Minister of Foreign Affairs. The messages will underline the ocean s essential role for the survival of our planet and how crucial an ambitious climate agreement is that considers a healthy ocean as part of the solution to adapt and mitigate present and future global challenges. Healty Ocean, protected Climate
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12 Workshop 2 Socioeconomic Impacts of Climate Change Marine and coastal ecosystems are major components of climate regulation. Coastal areas are also among the most densely populated areas on the planet, which makes them highly vulnerable to climate change. This workshop deals with the social challenges in relation to the impact of CO 2 emissions and climate change and investigates how the ocean and coastal socio-ecosystems react to these challenges. Recent adaptation strategies will then be studied. Improving our understanding and recognition of social impacts will help put the ocean in the top priorities in future climate negotiations. The workshop focuses on the related topics which have a direct impact on societies living in coastal ecosystems, such as rising sea level and vulnerable coast lines, climate change and the exploitation of live resources, coral reefs, and ocean acidification. Coordinators: Denis Bailly Deputy Director, UMR-AMURE Centre for the Law and Economics of the Sea Université de Bretagne occidentale Denis Allemand Scientific Director Centre Scientifique de Monaco UCENTRE SCIENTIFIQ E CENTRE FOR THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF THE SEA D E M O N A C O 10
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14 Workshop 3 The Ocean: a Source of Eco-innovations & Citizen Commitment to building a Blue Society Not only does the ocean regulate the climate, it is also crucial to our food supply, health, economy, and future. Its extensive potential, still rather unexplored, offers numerous solutions to climate challenges. This workshop highlights ways to promote sustainable management of human activities both at sea and in coastal areas through eco-innovations that are adapted to a broad diversity of actors, types of knowledge, and cultures. Representatives from the private sector present maritime innovations, holding potential solutions to adapt and mitigate climate change. NGOs and institutions specialized in scientific mediation outline initiatives fostering collaboration between citizens and scientists. These include: innovative citizen scientific efforts aimed at gaining a greater understanding of our ocean s biodiversity and bioresources, strategies used for placing the ocean at the heart of our daily concerns, and initiatives encouraging individuals and communities to take positive actions. 12
15 Workshop 3 Coordinators: Catherine Chabaud Founder and President Innovations Bleues Colomban de Vargas Researcher, CNRS Station biologique de Roscoff Philippe Vallette General Manager Nausicaa Speakers: Sylvain Pioch Research Scientist Ecology of Arthropods and Anthropogenic Activities Université Paul Valéry-Montpellier III France Julian Stone Project Coordinator Ephèse France Raphaëla le Gouvello Navigator France Yvan Griboval Founder and President Sailing One France Healty Ocean, protected Climate 13
16 Workshop 4 What Place does the Ocean hold in Climate Negotiations & Initiatives? New pathways must be identified in order to ascertain that the question of the ocean is raised in international climate discussions and initiatives. This workshop explores opportunities to ensure that the vital role of the ocean in climate mitigation and the challenges of adaptation in coastal zones are fully acknowledged in the current climate negotiations and in the post 2015 climate regime. Participants will also discuss options to help raise funding for oceans, and to bring the ocean and climate expert communities together. Coordinators: André Abreu Head of the Environment and Climate Policy TARA Expéditions Raphaël Cuvelier Project Coordinator Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco Julien Rochette Coordinator Oceans & Coastal Zones Programme IDDRI 14
17 Workshop 4 Speakers: Biliana Cicin-Sain President and Chair International Board of Directors Global Ocean Forum United States Christophe Lefebvre Agency for Marine Protected Areas France Michel Colombier Scientific Director Climate Change and Energie IDDRI France Dan Laffoley Senior Advisor Global Marine and Polar Programme IUCN - International Union for Conservation of Nature Switzerland Torsten Thiele Founder Global Ocean Trust Healty Ocean, protected Climate 15
18 UNESCO Campus The UNESCO Campus is part of a series of thematic conferences organized by UNESCO, in partnership with the GDF-SUEZ Foundation. The idea is to educate youth about current social, educational and environmental challenges, thus helping them in becoming responsible citizens. This UNESCO Campus One Planet - One Ocean has been developed by IOC-UNESCO in collaboration with the Surfrider Foundation Europe, Tara Expéditions and the CNRS. It seeks to engage students with varied backgrounds ranging from biology, oceanography and environmental studies to sociology, law and political science to take a stand for our ocean and to draw up an Action Plan with clear recommendations for ocean and climate management that will be delivered to the decision-makers at the end of the day. This Campus is an opportunity to integrate and mobilize students around the issues evoked by COP21 and boost momentum for change among the actors of tomorrow s society. It is essential to give students the keys of reflection and action to enable them to meet the challenges of climate change and to develop solutions that fit them and which will bring together the next generation. To reach this objective, moderators committed to the ocean, such as Patricia Ricard, President of the Paul Ricard Oceanographic Institute and renowned ocean experts facilitate the discussions between students. Organized by: In collaboration with: 16
19 Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean. Ryunosuke Satoro Healty Ocean, protected Climate 17
20 Plenary Session COP21 is a major opportunity for the ocean community at large to contribute to the discussions and negotiations with fresh ideas on key topics, such as the importance and usefulness of distinguishing greenhouse gases and their relative impact on the ocean, assessing blue carbon storage potentials and investigating means to create synergies between adaptation and mitigation challenges on the ground. During the Plenary session, high-level experts on ocean and climate issues explain the current level of knowledge, including the latest research results. They highlight the main challenges the ocean is facing as well as their impacts on socioeconomic systems. The discussion moreover focus on how the ocean can be integrated in the international debate on climate change, and how solutions can be identified on a local and global scale. 18
21 Plenary Session Opening remarks by: Vladimir Ryabinin IOC-UNESCO Dr Vladimir Ryabinin is Executive Secretary of IOC-UNESCO. He has a background in physical oceanography with a PhD in sciences: physics and mathematics. His professional path involved studies of the ocean circulation, development of a technology for numerical weather prediction, and a large variety of research projects. He was Executive Director of the International Ocean Institute and Senior Scientific Officer of the World Climate Research Programme and a staff member of the World Meteorological Organization where he worked on the international coordination of climate research. Paul G. Falkowski Rutgers State University of New Jersey, United States Professor Falkowski is Director of the Rutgers Energy Institute and Bennett Smith Professor in Business and Natural Resources at Rutgers University. He obtained his PhD at the University of British Columbia and joined Brookhaven National Laboratory in 1976 as a scientist in the Oceanographic Sciences Division and served as its head from 1986 to For his research, he was awarded with numerous fellowships and medals, such as the Vernadsky medal from the European Geosciences Union and was elected, inter alia, at the United States National Academy of Sciences. Luis Valdés IOC-UNESCO Dr. Luis Valdés Santurio is Head of the Ocean Sciences Section at IOC-UNESCO. His more than 30 year-experience spans marine research and field studies related to marine ecology and climate change, he has advised various governmental, intergovernmental & international organizations as well as research funding agencies & was a Spanish Delegate, inter alia, in the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES), where he has chaired different groups and committees. In the 1990s, he established the time series programme maintained by Spain in the North Atlantic & the Mediterranean Sea. In 2007, he received the ICES Services award. Healty Ocean, protected Climate 19
22 Round Table 1 The Ocean in the Climate System Leading ocean experts and keynote speakers outline the numerous physical, chemical and biological links between the ocean and the climate. Here, the crucial objective is to raise public understanding of how interconnected these two systems are, as they are most often investigated independently. By studying climate and ocean together, greater knowledge and understanding of these systems can be gained. For example, ninety three per cent of the excess heat generated by human activities via the greenhouse effect is absorbed by the ocean, thus mitigating the increase in the atmosphere s temperature. Therefore the ocean has a major role in regulating and controlling the earth global balance. It mitigates climate fluctuations; indeed, such variations would be much quicker and sharper if they were only determined by the atmosphere. Facilitation: Françoise Gaill CNRS - Centre national de la recherche scientifique, France Françoise Gaill is research director emeritus at the CNRS. She was in charge of the CNRS Institute of Ecology and Environment (INEE). Being a marine biologist, she has chaired the Grenelle de la mer committee in charge of research and innovation. She is chair of the National committee for marine, maritime and coastal research of the Conseil National de la Mer et des Littoraux and is scientific advisor for the CNRS INEE. 20
23 Round Table 1 Keynote Speakers: Lisa Levin Scripps Institution of Oceanography, United States Lisa Levin is Director of the Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation, Distinguished Professor, and Oliver Chair at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California. Dr. Levin is a biological oceanographer who studies benthic ecosystems in deep sea and shallow water. Her research involves the structure, function and vulnerability of coastal zones ecosystems, with a focus on natural and climate-induced stress. Over the past three decades Dr. Levin s research has been conducted on the coastal zones of the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic Oceans. She is currently engaged in promoting stewardship of deep-ocean ecosystems through the Deep-Ocean Stewardship Initiative in order to fight the growing industrialization. Martin Visbeck GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel, Germany Dr Martin Visbeck is Chair of Physical Oceanography, GEOMAR Helmholtz-Zentrum für Ozeanforschung Kiel and Kiel University, Germany. His current research is concerned with integrated marine sciences and in particular with ocean and climate variability and change with an emphasis on the circulation of the Subpolar North Atlantic and Subtropical Oxygen Minimum Zones. For his research he went on expeditions on research vessels but he increasingly makes use of modern robotic platforms including profiling floats and gliders. He is committed to the development of ocean observatories for long-term observation of the ocean. Laurent Bopp Institut Pierre Simon Laplace, France Dr Bopp is climatologist and oceanographer, a researcher at CNRS and Head of the climate and biogeochemistry modelling group at Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l Environnement in Paris. He has authored more than 100 publications, mostly on the role of the ocean in the climate system and in the global carbon cycle. He has served as a lead author for the last report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). Healty Ocean, protected Climate 21
24 Round Table 2 Impacts of a Changing Climate on the Ocean and Society The second round table addresses societal issues related to the impacts of anthropogenic climate change on the ocean in relation to the coastal resources and humans who depend on them for their livelihoods. The keynote speakers establish a link between the changes in the maritime environment and their implications for society. For example, floods and coastal erosion, aggravated by rising sea levels caused by global warming, are major risks for already vulnerable coastal communities and infrastructures. Therefore, it is essential to promote the sustainable management of human activities at sea, in coastal areas and inland in order to mitigate these detrimental effects of climate change. Facilitation: Luis Valdés IOC-UNESCO Dr. Luis Valdés Santurio is Head of the Ocean Sciences Section at IOC-UNESCO. He has more than 30 years of experience in marine research and field studies related with marine ecology and climate change. In the 1990s, he established the time series program which is based on ocean sampling sites and marine observatories in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea and is under the responsibility of Spain. This program represents a significant contribution to understanding marine environments and is a good example of how important basic research is to lead to responsible management of the natural resources. 22
25 Round Table 2 Keynote Speakers: Lorna Inniss Coastal Zone Management Unit, Barbados Dr Inniss is the Acting Director of the Coastal Zone Management Unit in Barbados. She served as the elected Chair of the UN Intergovernmental Coordination Group for the Caribbean Tsunamis and Coastal Hazards Warning System from , and is the Joint Coordinator of a Group of Experts established by the United Nations General Assembly to provide the first Integrated World Ocean Assessment. Jean-Pierre Gattuso Villefranche Oceanographic Laboratory, France Jean-Pierre Gattuso is CNRS Research Professor at the Villefranche Oceanographic Laboratory, and Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris. He was Scientific Coordinator of the European Project on Ocean Acidification and headed the launching of the Ocean Acidification International Coordination Center and co-edited the first book on ocean acidification. He is the Founding President of the Biogeosciences Division of the European Geosciences Union (EGU) and founding editor-in-chief of the journal Biogeosciences. He is a member of the European Academy of Sciences and received, inter alia, the Vernadsky medal of the EGU. Manuel Barange Plymouth Marine Laboratory, United Kingdom Professor Manuel Barange is the Deputy Chief Executive, Director of Science at the Plymouth Marine Laboratory, and Honorary Professor at the University of Exeter, UK. From he was Chair of the Scientific Committee of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea, and from he was Director of the International Project Office of the Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics project. He has published over 100 peer-reviewed publications and edited books on Climate Change & the Economics of the World s Fisheries and Marine Ecosystems & Global Change. In 2010 he was awarded the IOC-UNESCO Roger Revelle Medal. Healty Ocean, protected Climate 23
26 Round Table 3 The Ocean as Part of the Solution? - Aspects of Governance and Stakeholder Mobilization Given the intrinsic relationship between ocean and climate systems, the decisions reached at COP21 will have an impact on the marine environment and people s lives. This last round table aims at identifying new pathways in order to ensure that the question of the ocean is raised appropriately in the climate negotiations, especially with regard to the COP21 outcomes. Options are investigated and debated to promote inclusion of ocean-related concerns in both the Paris Agreement and the financial mechanisms addressing climate issues. Special attention is also given to possible ways to make the climate and ocean communities work together in the framework of the post-2015 agenda, and to mobilise all actors, including the private sector, in defining solutions. Facilitation: Julian Barbière IOC-UNESCO Julian Barbière, (MSc in Bio/Geoarachaeology, MSc in Environmental Sciences) is IOC programme specialist, head of section for Marine Policy and Regional Coordination. He coordinated the preparation of the Assessment of Assessments leading to the establishment of the UN World Ocean Assessment under the UN General Assembly in Keynote Speakers: Marjan van den Belt Massey University, New Zealand Dr van den Belt, is Associate Professor and Director of Ecological Economics Research New Zealand at Massey University. She is part of two expert panels of the Intergovernmental Platform for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services; i.e. Values and valuation and Modeling and scenarios. She contributes to the first United Nations World Ocean Assessment as the Coordinating and lead author of Chapter 3 Scientific Understanding of Ecosystem Services. 24
27 Round Table 3 Teresa Ribera IDDRI, France Teresa Ribera has been the director of the Institute of Sustainable Development and International Relations since July She chairs the Advisory Board of the Momentum for Change UNFCCC Initiative and is a member of the Global Agenda Council on Climate Change in the World Economic Forum. She is also a member of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network Global Leadership Council. Teresa Ribera was Secretary of State for Climate Change in the Spanish government between 2008 and 2011, and, as such, was responsible for the environment and climate policies as well as for the national meteorological agency. Jean-Louis Chaussade SUEZ Environnement Company, France Jean-Louis Chaussade holds an engineering degree and a master s degree in economics (1976). He is a graduate from Institut d Études Politiques de Paris (1980) and from Harvard Business School (1988). He was appointed Chief Operating Officer of SUEZ for South America in In 2004, he became Executive Vice-President of Suez and Chief Executive Officer of Suez Environnement. Mr. Chaussade is also Chairman of the Board of Directors of Lyonnaise des Eaux (France) and of Sita France. He has been Chief Executive Officer of Suez Environnement since July, Miguel Serpa Soares representing the United Nations Secretary-General and UN-Oceans Miguel Serpa Soares was appointed Under-Secretary-General for Legal Affairs and United Nations Legal Counsel in He holds a degree in law from the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon (1990) and a Diplôme de Hautes Études Juridiques Européennes, Collège d Europe, Bruges (1992). Before taking up his current position, he was a Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration and was Director General of the Department of Legal Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Portugal. He has also acted as a Legal Adviser to the Permanent Representation of Portugal to the European Union ( ). Healty Ocean, protected Climate 25
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The Shrine of Remembrance Medal recognises individuals or organisations for their contribution to the promotion of Victorian service and sacrifice in times of war and peacekeeping. Each year, the Medal is presented to the winner at the Shrine of Remembrance Annual Dinner.
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Donald (Don) has been a dedicated Volunteer Guide at the Shrine since February 2004. For a period Don was an outreach presenter on a voluntary basis to community groups such as RSLs, Scout Groups and Masonic Lodges sharing his knowledge on topics such as the Victoria Cross: its inception, relevance and history in relation to Australia. In addition, Don has provided 50 years of service to RSL Victorian Branch performing marshalling duties on Anzac Day.
As an architect, Max designed the Shelter of Peace Memorial which commemorates the awarding of the George Cross to the Mediterranean island of Malta during the Second World War. Max has also worked on the Wilsons Promontory Tidal River Memorial Pillar and the memorial at Warrnambool RSL. The former Secretary of the Order of Australia Association, Max was responsible for the establishment of the Sir John Monash Memorial Ceremony, an interfaith service which takes place every year on Australia Day.
The Rotary Club of Camberwell is a community service club behind the Seeds of Peace initiative. The project involved 23 secondary schools in the City of Boroondara and invited students to write peace essays to qualify for a Rotary sponsored trip to Gallipoli on Anzac Day 2015—seven students were chosen. The Club has compiled Seeds of Peace: The Book which records the students' essays, photos, and reflections from their experiences. The book is set to be officially launched in December 2016 at the Turkish Consulate.


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Hendrickson Truck Commercial Vehicle Systems officials announced the introduction of UltiMaax, the next generation in severe-duty rubber suspensions to the North and South American markets.
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Doug Sanford, Vice President and General Manager, Hendrickson Truck Commercial Vehicle Systems, stated at a press event that a slightly different version of the UltiMaax was introduced to the Chinese market in 2010.There are currently 5,000 UltiMaax suspentions systems running in China.
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