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American Bar Association President James R. Silkenat vigorously advocated for Congress to adequately fund the federal justice system at an event marking the start of a yearlong commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Criminal Justice Act.
"On most important public policy issues, there are two sides to the equation. Decent arguments to be made on both sides, pro and con. But not here," Silkenat said. "There is no excuse, no excuse that is acceptable under our Constitution for the cuts being made to our judicial system and to our federal public defender program."
The Criminal Justice Act was enacted to secure the Sixth Amendment right to counsel by establishing a comprehensive system for appointing and compensating lawyers to represent indigent defendants. Before the CJA, lawyers who represented these defendants did so on a volunteer basis without any compensation or reimbursement for litigation expenses.
"To the poor or even those of ordinary means, the right to counsel was often an empty promise" before the passage of the CJA, said U.S. District Judge Gustavo A. Gelpi Jr., president-elect of the Federal Bar Association.
Every speaker at the "Criminal Justice Act at 50" event, held Tuesday afternoon at the Library of Congress, railed against the across-the-board budget cuts, known as sequestration, and what Gelpi described as the "nefarious effects" on the federal public defender system.
Silkenat described the cuts as causing "madness" for the nation's courts and "imperiling the delivery of effective legal representation for poor people accused of federal crimes."
He questioned how some members of Congress could be "so blind to the damage they are causing our communities by their current failure to provide adequate funding to courts."
"This is a deep embarrassment for a nation founded on the rule of law," Silkenat added.
The $350 million budget cut for the federal judiciary in fiscal 2013 has forced federal defender offices around the country to layoff experienced lawyers who have devoted their careers to representing indigent defendants, Silkenat said. And the federal defender offices are preparing for another round of cuts of about 14 percent starting Oct. 1.
U.S. District Judge Catherine Blake, chairwoman of the Federal Judicial Conference Committee on Defender Services, said she feared that some of the best lawyers in these defender offices would resign in the frustration of not being given proper funding.
David Patton, executive director of the Federal Defenders of New York, said his office has 38 lawyers compared with the 300 federal prosecutors who cover the same jurisdiction.
"In our best day, in our best budget years, we are vastly outgunned," Patton said. "We do not have parity in our system."
"We have gone well past any cuts that are reasonable or manageable to our program," he added.
Thomas Giovanni, counsel at the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law, and Norman L. Reimer, executive director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, lamented that the federal defense system is now in the same boat as the state systems, which have been suffering from underfunding for years.
"What has sustained those of us who do this work is the ability to cite the federal system as the model that we can point to," Reimer said. "If the system is degraded, then there will be little hope that we can use this model system to spur reform throughout the states."
Giovanni described the defender system is "out of control" and "horrid."
"It was never what it should be," he added. "We have never done right by poor people in this country."
This year also marked the 50th anniversary of Gideon v Wainwright, the landmark Supreme Court decision requiring states to provide counsel to indigent defendants. But Reimer said organizations and leaders across the nation, including U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, have not been celebrating as much as decrying the failure of this country to realize the promise of Gideon.
"We have had a solid year of lamentation because the indigent defense systems throughout the nation are a mess," Reimer said. "They're broken. In fact, it's overly generous to call them systems. They aren't."
Cait Clarke, assistant director of the Office of Defender Services for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, said the Sixth Amendment right to counsel appears to have lost its place as one of the United States' most highly esteemed rights.
"Societies pass down their institutions through a kind of social chromosome," she said. "The question before us is whether the judiciary — and the right to counsel, in particular — no longer occupies a prominent and secure gene in our national DNA."
Clarke stressed that those dedicated to the Sixth Amendment must band together to reclaim this right by educating the public and rallying to restore funding for the justice system.
"There is a special obligation of every lawyer to stand up at a time when rights are under attack," Reimer said.
Silkenat indicated he had asked all ABA members to help educate Congress on the effects of these budget cuts and to urge legislators to restore the funding to assure access to justice for all.
"This is a situation that demands that Congress act now," Silkenat said. "No more roadblocks, no more stalemates. That is what our Constitution requires."
The event was organized by the Federal Bar Association's Criminal Law Section and the Law Library of Congress, with participating organizations including American Bar Association's Criminal Justice Section, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the National Legal Aid and Defender Association, the Brennan Center for Justice and the Constitution Project.


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Well, I hesitate to recommend this movie, because the first three people I told about this as if it was some kind of clever discovery of mine said "Oh, yeah, loved it, saw it years ago." Â So maybe everyone else saw this movie a decade ago and I just missed it. Â But I really enjoyed an older Christopher Nolan (Inception) directed movie called Memento. Â Â It stars Guy Pierce (LA Confidential, one of my favorite movies) and Carrie-Anne Moss (Matrix).
The movie is about a man trying to get revenge on his wife's murderer. Â The only problem is that somehow, from roughly the point in time his wife died, he lost all of his short term memory. Â So he can never remember things more than a few minutes. Â He has to trust notes he has written (including tattoos on his body) for clues that he pursues.
The clever part of the movie is that it is shot backwards.  Well, I don't mean everyone walks backwards.  It is shot in a series of 3-10 minute clips with normal forward action, but then the clips are reassembled in the film in reverse order.  The end of each scene is therefore usually the beginning of the previous one  (though there is a second thread in black and white that moves through the movie in a slightly different way).
This seems crazy and confusing, until you realize that at any point in the movie, you are in exactly the same place as the protagonist - you know nothing about the past, or even, in the start of the clip, how you got there. Â Its not a casual movie that you can watch while you are doing something else, it requires some concentration, but it worked well for me. Â The most incredible thing is that despite the fact you know how it all comes out, the movie is incredibly tense and exciting -- you don't know why it came out that way, and the movie is full of twists and turns.
Postscript: There was a movie last year of completely different style - Â straight forward plot line, uneven acting, more of an action movie - that had a sortof kindof similar plot. Â The movie was called Vengence, and it was about a man who was losing his memory and slowly degenerating trying to find his daughter's killer. Â It is a totally different movie, but cribs some of the Memento plot devices, such as labelled Polaroid pictures as a memory device. Â It is pretty good, particularly for fans of Asian-style action movies, and is directed by Johnnie To.


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I don't write about fragrances too often. Why? Well, to be honest – I'm persnickety (this is my husband's favorite word to describe me). I could write about every new fragrance that hits the shelves – but I'm not going to waste your time, and mine, writing about a zillion unremarkable perfumes. So from now on, I'm only going to tell you when a fragrance stinks to high heaven or when it's heaven scent. The following fragrance falls into the latter category, thankfully.
In tribute to the heat of desire, and in the image of the woman who inspires it, Lise Watier has created her latest fragrance, Désirable.
The fragrance is a pure and delicate elixir, an authentic harmony of fresh, invigorating notes blended for a contemporary, feminine scent. The muse for Désirable is today's woman: natural, confident, sensual; a woman with intrinsic charm and a power of seduction even more inspirational than beauty. Desire springs to life in a sparkling, spontaneous flight of sweet apple, honeyed osmanthus, and tart wild berries. The emotion unfurls gently, revealing a subtle nose of freesia, lily of the valley, and magnolia. Like the lingering memory of a kiss, the final note leaves a velvety, refined impression of musk and sandalwood.
I'm not typically a fan of fruity scents, but this one is so lovely and complex that I had to make an exception. And the bottle is just as delightful as the perfume itself; it reminds me of one of my other fragrance favorites. Plus, it comes packaged in a feminine and refined lilac box.
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New Antioxidant Compounds Have Been Identified in Foods Such as Olive Oil, Honey and Nuts Using Two Analytical Techniques
Medical News Today, 11/20/2009
Scientists at the University of Granada have identified and characterized for the first time different antioxidant compounds from foods such as olive oil, honey, walnuts and a medicinal herb called Teucrium polium. They have used two new techniques, capillary electrophoresis and high resolution liquid chromatography, that have enabled them to identify and quantify a great part of the phenolic compounds contained in these foods.
Functional foods such as olive oil, honey, walnuts and a medicinal herb called Teucrium polium are able to provide different health benefits, so their study and characterization is of great interest. Among the compounds that give such functional characteristics to these foods are phenolic compounds that have generated great interest due to their antioxidant capacity, which endows them with a chemopreventive effect in humans and causes them to have a great influence on the stability of oxidation present in food. Therefore, according to UGR researchers, the "identification and quantification [of these compounds] is a good means for the characterization of foods that contain them."…
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It seems everyone's dream is to someday be "rich." But what most people don't know, is how to get there.
Now, whether or not having a million bucks in the bank is "rich" or not is debatable as inflation has eroded the value of the dollar. I was recently forwarded an article that says that the "new rich" is $3.8 million. Well, I can say this. Once you have a million bucks, it is a lot easier to get your second million.
Why is that? Accumulating wealth is difficult. But once you have wealth, if invested well and "left alone," wealth will grow. Eventually, the money that your savings earns is more than your job pays. If you are frugal and wise, getting "rich" in your lifetime is not beyond reason.
Over the next weeks and months I plan to share my story of how I accumulated a million dollars and offer advice on how you can too. I also plan to offer advice on investing, getting out of debt, on saving money and on changing your mindset.
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Published: Sunday, March 04, 2007
The first time Michael Wilkinson saw Pentecostals at worship, he was a teenager, dragged along by his parents. "These people are all crazy," he came away thinking. "I'm not ever going back."
But then the kids in the youth group asked him to some concerts. The music was terrific and the teens were fun, not losers or hopeless squares. "You can be cool and go to church," he thought.
Now 41, he is both Pentecostal and associate professor of sociology specializing in Pentecostalism at
He maintains the Canadian Pentecostal Research Network and is compiling a study of Canadian Pentecostals, one of the first books of its kind. His colleagues are pressing him to finish so their graduate students can use it to undertake studies of their own.
Canada has about 4.4 million renewalists -- some 500,000 classical Pentecostals, members of churches developed in the early 1900s; 2.5 million charismatics, people who are "spirit filled" but stay within their denomination; and about 1.3 million neocharismatics, or neo-Pentecostals, a movement that began 10 to 20 years ago among people who want to steer clear of some of the strictures of traditional churches.
Renewalists don't all share the same beliefs or worship practices, but they are united by their experience of God -- "an intense, direct and overwhelming spiritual experience centred in the Holy Spirit," says Wilkinson, quoting from Frank Macchia's Baptized in the Spirit: A Global Pentecostal Theology, one of several new books coming out on the subject.
The Dictionary of Pentecostal and Charismatic Movements says Pentecostal/charismatic Christianity is characterized by "exuberant worship; an emphasis on subjective religious experience and spiritual gifts; claims of supernatural miracles, signs and wonders -- including a language of spirituality (as it is experienced), rather than a theology; and a mystical 'life in the Spirit' by which they daily live out the will of God."
Psychology might describe it as magical thinking. Political science or sociology might see it as "enchantment," a worldview that embraces wonder, belittled in western civilization but very much alive in other countries.
Renewal resides at the mystical end of the religious spectrum and much of it is an outright mystery, which is just fine with its adherents. For them, reason has its limits.
As one renewalist minister describes it, "When philosophers and theologians get to do enough thinking or talking, they eventually run themselves in a circle. ... They've bumped their brains on the ceiling of a mystery, but don't want to admit it, so they keep talking."
Probably the most mysterious are the "gifts" of speaking in tongues, prophecy, deliverance and healing, and the signs and wonders, or modern-day miracles, "a foretaste of the coming
Evangelicals are also turbo-charged in their worship but they believe the miracles in the Bible were intended simply to help the Apostles get the church started. Most don't believe they are available to believers today. Pentecostals do!
Since Pentecostals take their name from a passage in the Bible in which the Holy Spirit imbues the Apostles with special gifts and powers, their outlook is hardly surprising.
Acts 2, verses 1-13, describes the 50th day after Christ's death, when the Apostles were struggling with how to proceed without their leader. Suddenly, there was a great whooshing sound and they were granted the "gifts of the spirit" -- the ability to heal through prayer, hear God speak, prophesize, speak in tongues, have visions and expel demons.
The Bible says 3,000 people were converted on the spot.
When people become "revived," they don't simply approve or enjoy it, the way they might with a political party or new rock group. They literally "catch" it. Classical Pentecostals say the believers are not really part of their group until "baptized in the Spirit" -- the Holy Spirit must manifest itself somehow, most often by allowing the person to speak in tongues, an unintelligible, language-like patter that supposedly comes directly from God.
Throughout history there have been several periods of renewal. One of the strongest in recent history occurred in
At first, only the down-and-out came to William J. Seymour's services in a derelict livery stable on
In the following decades, missionaries streamed out of Europe and
In the 1970s, a similar movement -- a charismatic renewal -- began in the mainline churches. Most adherents stayed within their churches but embraced a more joyful form of worship. In the past 10 years or so, there has been a neo-Pentecostal, or neocharismatic, movement of worshippers keen to steer clear of some of the strictures of institutional churches altogether.
Now, as Pentecostals emigrate to
Todd Johnson, director of the Center for the Study of Global Christianity near
"It's only going to get more diverse culturally, theologically and organizationally," says Wilkinson. "I don't think leaders of the (older) Pentecostals have figured that out yet."


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As you likely know, I started my own make-up artistry business 4 years ago. Through Beauty by Crystal I have had some of the most wonderful experiences. My favorite work is bridal. I know how much of a princess I felt like when Mr. Blonde and I got married and I SO enjoy playing a role in helping other brides feel the same.
In addition to the bridal work I do, I've had the opportunity to work with some outstanding companies and projects. Like the NCAA, NCAA Wives' Club, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indy Racing League (where I've had the chance to work with my favorite IndyCar driver ever, Helio Castroneves, several times), IZOD, FFA, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom, Splash Salon, several wonderfully talented local photographers, a fair share of inspirational other mua's and dozens of beautiful make-up lines.
Via a relationship I have with the regional representative of Jane Iredale and Meridian Plastic Surgeons, I was honored by being asked to be Lesly Davis's make-up artist at her final Indianapolis Woman Magazine photography session for their annual Dream Makeover.
Lesly will be the cover story in Indy Woman's September issue. Mr. Blonde and I will be attending the Dream Makeover reveal party this Thursday night where I'll be doing Lesly's make-up again and we'll be enjoying our last formal evening together before we have two more beautiful boys.
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Bridge drops one foot, closed to traffic
A Pickens County bridge is closed according to Pete Poore at the South Carolina Department of Transportation.
The small, two lane bridge is at the intersection of 18 Mile Road and US 123, Poore said.
The closure is due to piling problems that have caused the bridge deck to sink about one foot.
Poore said bridge inspectors were called out to the bridge early Tuesday morning but had to wait for daylight to find out exactly what is wrong.
The bridge is closed and detour signs are posted.
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Actor Jeremy Renner is so terrified of falling victim to a crazed stalker, he keeps a shotgun and a samurai sword under his bed.
The Hurt Locker star refuses to retreat to a guarded mansion in the Hollywood Hills but admits it makes him nervous when fans post "lots of notes" under the door of his Los Angeles home.
He tells Seven magazine, "They're nice notes, so I can't complain. (Stalkers are) scary stuff, but if a girl ever does that to me, what's really going to happen? I have a shotgun and a samurai sword under my bed, so I'm protected. I'm not lying."


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Chad Cowan (www.chasethestorms.com) took this photo of the storm that produced the record hailstones in South Dakota. The picture was taken 30-45 minutes after the largest stones fell. He graciously allowed us to post it on the blog.
Chad took the photo with a wide angle lens hanging out the car window while his girlfriend, Jenna Blum, was driving. Jenna is the author of the new book, The Stormchasers.
Patrick Marsh has a not-too-technical meteorological writeup on his blog, here.
UPDATE Saturday Morning: Photos of the "Great Hailstone Relay" drive are here.


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If just one 'first degree' member of her family (parent, sibling or child) has had colon cancer, it's unlikely to run in the family. However, if more members are affected her GP may recommend that she's referred for a colonoscopy, in which the inside of the colon is examined with a telescopic device under sedation. You don't say how old your wife is, but she may be eligible for the national screening test for colon cancer.
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I love reading novels about real-life issues where characters develop as they deal with these issues. This one is well-written; I came to care about the main characters, felt their fears, longings, pain, etc.. The plot seems simple at first, but gets intricately complicated, and then resolved as the characters learn about themselves and each other.
I enjoyed this book. I found myself wanting to find out what happened.
Warning!! There's a comment with one star who gives away a big part of the book.
Good mystery. Thought that you got a good understanding of the main three characters - Lisa gone from everyone's life - Riley the sister trying to piece together her family after her father's death - Danny the brother who suffered from a lose in Iraq and in his life when his older sister disappears. Story told through the the two women. Good read that keeps your interest. I have now read two of her books and hope to go back and read the rest. So worth your time.
Whoa! This is a mystery with a lot of twists and turns. You've got to read the entire book to figure out what really happened. This is probably the best mystery of 2016 that I've read.
Until I saw this book at the Library (Large Print Section), I had never before come across Diane Chamberlain. Up front: the book is slow starting and I thought "Oh no, not another angst story" but then it splits off between the two main characters and it was riveting. You already know the sister is alive by the first page (no spoiler alert needed) but what happened to set things in motion makes this a real page turner. I can't wait to read more of her novels.
Found I had to read a bit to really get into the story. When the relationship was revealed between the sisters , I was able to quickly piece it together in my mind how it could have happened before it was revealed. For the most part, the book kept me entertained, however, the ending seemed to be cut short in my opinion. Overall, I liked how the author chose to include both Jade's and Riley's account as it help fuel the story along.
This is the first book I've read by this author and I couldn't put it down. The plot twists and characters are fascinating, but I did find the ending was a bit of a letdown. Also, it wasn't made clear why the brother's anger with the missing sister was so extreme. Despite this, it was an excellent read.
I have been a fan of Diane Chamberlain for quite some time. Her works are page turners. This was a great book
a convoluted mystery/romance with thin characters and a simplistic ending.
I did enjoy this book. It kept me interested all the way through. The story was of a young woman who loses her father & has to pack up the family home. This is about when she learns, that just about everything she knew about her entire family was lies, lies & more lies. I'm hoping that Diane Chamberlains other writings are as interesting 'cos I'm delighted to find she has written quite a few books. I do recommend this one.
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A record number of skyscrapers were completed in 2014 according to a survey by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
Last year was the "tallest on record" with 97 high-rise structures of more than 200m completed – and 58 were in China.
Previously 2011 previously held the record for annual skyscraper construction, when 81 200m plus structures were finished.
Daniel Safarik and Antony Wood, who prepared the report, said economic factors could have some baring on the figures.
"Now that six years have passed since the global economic crisis/recession began in 2008, and given the long gestation and construction periods common to tall buildings, we are almost certainly seeing a post-recessionary recovery," they wrote.
The pair also analysed the geographical breakdown of the developments. They stated: "Clearly, the Chinese juggernaut has not yet run out of steam.
"The country continues to see new 200-metre-plus completions in cities that previously had few or no such buildings, indicating that the massive plan to urbanise the country – requiring the urban relocation of some 250 million people – is underway."
Last year also saw the completion of 11 "supertalls" – skyscrapers with a height of 300m or greater. This includes the 300-metre Abeno Harukas in Osaka, which has become Japan's tallest building, and Chile's 300-metre Torre Costanera, the first supertall structure in South America.
But the number of tall buildings being built this year could eclipse 2014's record, says the report. The council expects between 105 and 130 skyscrapers to be completed in 2015, with China once again leading the way


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(SSS) Sovran Self Storage Acquires Assets
Sovran Self Storage, Inc. (SSS), a real estate investment trust (REIT), has recently acquired nine self storage facilities for $54.7 million. The transaction was funded through the proceeds from the company's equity program, borrowings from its line of credit, and operating cash flow.
The properties span a total of 770,000 square feet of net rentable space. Of the nine properties, four are located in Atlanta, Georgia; three in Jacksonville, Florida; one in Raleigh, North Carolina; and one in Chicago, Illinois. The company already has a presence in each of these markets. Sovran intends to rebrand the properties under the trade name Uncle Bob's Self Storage
Earlier in the second quarter of 2012, Sovran acquired four premium self storage facilities. Subsequent to the end of the quarter, the company also sold five non-strategic properties.
With these portfolio repositioning initiatives, Sovran aims to divest non-core assets and target high-quality assets in lucrative markets with better growth opportunities. The strategic moves are intended to improve the overall quality of its portfolio.
Headquartered in Buffalo, New York, Sovran engages in the business of acquisition and management of self-storage facilities. The company's self-storage properties offer storage space to residential and commercial users, besides outside storage for automobiles, recreational vehicles, and boats. Presently, the company operates 443 self storage facilities in 25 states.
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|1 September, 2010
|Youxian Secondary School, Mianyang City, Sichuan Province)
|Youxian Secondary School, Mianyang City
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|Green Field Foundation Limited (GFF)
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|To provide reading and recreational facilities for the rebuilt School after the earthquake;
To help establishing sustainable educational program for the afflicted students of the earthquake.
Youxian Secondary School is an integrated school with 40% local students, 60% migrant children of workers and peasants from the rural area. The School charges no tuition, but only 20 yuan for workbook fee. Before the earthquake, the School was granted the first class prize of Quality Teaching School in Youxian district for three consecutive years, and even a top award this year and become a window school for the integrated urban and rural schools in Youxian district.
Construction fund of the new school is donated by the Tzu Chi Foundation in Taiwan. According to the construction plan, the primary and secondary sectors will be located in the same zone. There will be 73 teaching staff and 1,037 secondary junior students, the number of the juniors will see a net increase of more than 300 each year reaching 2,000 students. Including the primary school, the total student number will reach 3500-4000 after 5 years.
Green Field Foundation organized an "English Summer Camp" in the temporary Youxian Secondary School in 2009. The Foundation has decided to allocate RMB 170,000 from the "Care for Tomorrow" program for buying books and other facilities for the Reading Room at Youxian Secondary School.
The volunteer in Sichuan, Mu Guang Yao is responsible for managing and purchasing the books and facilities for the School. Construction of the Reading Room was completed on 1 September 2010 and has been opened since then.
Items worth 171,720 yuan including bookshelves, desk, chairs, and books were bought for the Reading Room.
The Reading Room with an area of over 300 sq. m. is located at the third floor of the Academic Building. The School has requested for additional desk and chairs, bookshelves and other facilities in consideration of long-term development. This time, 10,000 new books are added and the Reading Room can accommodate 200 students.
As representative of the GFF, Mu attended the ceremony of donation of Reading Room held at Youxian Secondary School on 22 December 2010.
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However, working with chemicals is also challenging and complex and requires a high level of knowledge to be able to avoid health and safety risks for our consumers, the people producing our products and the environment. In other words it is important to distinguish between chemicals in general, which are essential for achieving many of the important properties of our products, and harmful chemicals which should neither be in products nor be used in the production of our products.
To avoid harmful chemicals in our products we have developed a policy on the environmental aspect of CR. The main emphasis of the policy is to 1) take a precautionary approach and 2) to focus on education as a proactive main means to eliminate harmful chemicals.
Our focus on education is based on the belief that developing the competences of not only our own staff but also our suppliers' is the best and most effective way of avoiding harmful chemicals. We believe that having the competences to proactively identify and assess the impact of a certain design, dye process etc. and partnering with our suppliers to achieve sustainable solutions is the best and most effective approach instead of a more reactive approach focusing on testing alone. However, we do acknowledge that we have to validate our proactive approach with tests – smart tests – which based on risk assessments focus on where there are the highest risks of harmful chemicals. We use these test results as part of our supplier scorecard as a tool to foster dialogue with suppliers and to identify areas where we can improve.
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East Lansing, MI – Land use experts are inviting the public to learn how they can identify Michigan's best physical and natural resources to make the state a more prosperous place to live.
Michigan State University is leading a research project that will ask people all over the state to think about what makes a vibrant community. Starting Monday, organizers are offering 100 free training programs to help people identify strategies to position their regions for state and federal funding.
Soji Adelaja directs MSU's Land Policy Institute.
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Ironies abound in this extremely sad melodrama about Elif (Zuhal Olcay), a Turkish immigrant in Germany who has been sent to prison for murdering her abusive husband. At the time of her imprisonment, she has never ventured outside the Turkish community, and even there has had no friends because of the demands her husband placed on her. She speaks no German. Now, in a place which most people find to be hell on earth, she gains a never-before...more
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Students and families will benefit from a $3.8 million investment in local Eildon schools under a re-elected Napthine Government, Minister for Education Martin Dixon announced today.
Mr Dixon made the announcement at Mansfield Secondary College today where he and the Liberal candidate for Eildon Cindy McLeish and the Nationals candidate for Eildon Jim Child met with students and staff.
"The Napthine Government is building better schools for all Victorian students and I'm delighted to announce a $2.8 million upgrade of Mansfield Secondary College if the Victorian Coalition Government is re-elected," Mr Dixon said.
"This $2.8 million investment will upgrade existing facilities to support great quality teaching and learning for students at Mansfield Secondary College."
Mr Dixon and Ms McLeish also visited Woori Yallock Primary School to announce that a re-elected Coalition Government would deliver $1 million to upgrade their facilities.
Mr Dixon said the government has a strong record of delivering high quality educational infrastructure.
"We are proud to be delivering 24 new schools and upgrades to hundreds of schools that are similar to Mansfield Secondary College and Woori Yallock Primary School," Mr Dixon said.
Ms McLeish said students in Eildon were already benefiting from the Victorian Coalition Government's $1.1 billion total investment in school infrastructure.
"The Napthine Government has already delivered $2.3 million dollars in capital funding for schools in Eildon, and an additional $1.67 million in maintenance funding for schools in the area," Ms McLeish said.
"The Napthine Government is committed to funding this modern, high quality school infrastructure, and if elected, I look forward to working hard with the local schools here in Eildon to support our students and families."
The Napthine Government is building a better education system, with a record $9.2 billion for school education in 2014-15, $1 billion more than Labor's last budget in 2010.


text: The 8 Most Annoying Things People Say to Runners by BRANDI KOSKIE May 17, 2017 Brandi Koskie Brandi is a dynamic personality who has worked in the health and wellness space for more than a decade as a journalist and managing editor. She currently works as a co-founder and content strategist for Clover Partners, an interactive studio in Denver and Oklahoma City. Slide 1 of 10 Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/pavel1964 Runners are a thick-skinned bunch (and not just because of the callouses on their feet). During the many miles they've logged, most of them have learned to tune out the noise of the crowd. From catcalls and comments about running form to suggestions on training regimens, runners have heard a lot from the peanut gallery and their fellow runners. Most of it rolls right off their backs, but some things just stick. Instead of being "that guy" (or gal) with a well-meaning comment that comes off as condescending, listen up! We went straight to the source and asked runners and running experts what they're tired of hearing and why it's so dang annoying. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/Halfpoint 1 "You're Almost There!" If anyone knows exactly how much further there is to go, it's a runner. So don't bring any more attention to the distance ahead than you have to, even if the finish line is in sight. "I once had a person say, 'You're almost halfway there,' at mile 20 of a 50-mile ultramarathon," says Tom Holland, an exercise physiologist and author of "The Marathon Method." "While we know you mean well, it doesn't matter if I'm one mile or 30 miles from the finish, it doesn't usually help." So what should you say? Holland says he'd rather hear spectators shout, "You look great!" or "Great job!" He also points out that calling out a runner's name if it's on the shirt or bib is very motivating and appreciated.Related: 19 Boston Marathon Runners Share Their Running Advice Photo Credit: SolisImages/iStock/Getty Images 2 "I'm a Runner, But..." Do you run? Then you're a runner! There's no need to qualify it with something that justifies, boosts or demeans your status. "I wish all runners, but especially those alongside me at the back of the pack, would jettison the qualifiers," said Carla Birnberg, co-author of the book "What You Can When You Can." No qualifiers, explanations, justs or onlys. She doesn't want to hear anymore about "I'm a runner, but I've only done 5ks." Or "I mostly walk." If you're a runner -- of any style or capability -- then just say so.Related: 12 Essential Tips for New Runners Photo Credit: OcusFocus/iStock/Getty Images 3 "Running Is Bad for Your Knees" Ugh, this one again. The biggest running myth is that you should avoid it because of what it'll do to your knees. Here's the truth: Find a runner with proper training and technique and you'll find a runner not complaining about their knees! "I hear it all the time, but the science just doesn't support the notion that running will hurt your knees," says Jennipher Walters, CEO of FitBottomedGirls.com. "In fact, in some cases, running can actually help your knees." But just like with any other type of exercise, make sure you have your doctor's OK first, that you use good form and that you listen to your body.Related: 20 Essential Checks to Help You Run Faster Photo Credit: Kanawa_Studio/iStock/Getty Images 4 "I'm Running to Lose Weight" Thinking about running so you can lose some pounds? Hold the scale right there. It's a myth that as long as you're running, you can eat whatever you want and that the sport keeps you thin. Lacy J. Hansen, two-time Boston Marathon finisher and social-media manager for Prairie Fire Marathon, has fielded these comments for years, saying, "I try my best to be honest and bust the myth that running is a great weight-loss method. Truth is, running barely puts a dent in the average weight-loss goal." One reason is that running doesn't create a huge calorie deficit, only about 100 calories per mile. Then the faster you get, the fewer calories you burn per mile. And running makes you hungry; so once you refuel, your calories likely break even.Related: 11 Myths About Running Debunked Photo Credit: lzf/iStock/Getty Images 5 "I Don't Want to Be Last" First place and last place both run the same distance, so why get hung up on a finish time? The finish line looks the same whether you're No. 1 or dead last. You finished the same distance as they did, and you should feel good about that. "There is so much pride in showing up and finishing what you started," says Jill Angie of NotYourAverageRunner.com. "It doesn't matter if you were the last one to cross the finish line because you still did it!"Related: 17 Reasons to Start Running Photo Credit: Jacob Ammentorp Lund/iStock/Getty Images 6 "Oh, Good Job! You Can Do It!" It's all about tone and timing with this one. Just because you see a slow runner, don't assume you know anything about their race history or abilities. Jill Grunenwald, the host of the podcast "Running With Police Escort" and forthcoming book of the same name, knows this all too well. "There seems to be a persistent belief from other runners that, because I'm slow and in the back of the pack, I must be one race or one mile away from quitting, so I need all this extra encouragement," she says. "I realize it probably comes from a good place, but more often than not it comes across as patronizing." Slow doesn't always signify a struggle -- the runner may be right on target with their own training.Related: 12 Running Mistakes You Could Be Making Photo Credit: Jacob Ammentorp Lund/iStock/Getty Images 7 "I Forgot to Turn on My Garmin" Running used to be about getting outside and disconnecting from the world. Now you can finish a run with as much data as a top-tier athlete. Martinus Evans, marathoner and author of "Zero to Running," says enough already! Hearing that people forgot to turn on their Garmin or other device is what really bugs him about the running community. "Seriously, do you really need to wear your Garmin on every run?" he asks. He suggests that you instead leave the device at home, enjoy nature and listen to the beautiful music your body makes while running.Related: 26 of the Best Places to Run in the World Photo Credit: grinvalds/iStock/Getty Images 8 "I'm Trying to Run Faster" There's more to being a strong runner than speed. Unless you're a competitive runner, Holly Perkins, CSCS and author of "Lift to Get Lean," notes that you'll get further by being strategic with speed. The "speed-accuracy trade-off" dictates that when you run faster you don't run as well. "Basically, the faster a human body moves, the harder it is to move with good mechanics," she says. "This means that when you run -- and your ancient cavewoman screams at you to 'run!' -- your misalignments, imbalances and general poor mechanics will inevitably show up. The result? Injuries." She recommends that two of every three runs should focus on high-quality, moderate-pace technique.Related: 10 Exercises to Increase Your Running Speed Photo Credit: lzf/iStock/Getty Images What Do YOU Think? Are you a runner? Have you heard anyone say these things? Have you ever said any of them? What other things do you find annoying? What would you prefer people say instead? What's some of the best encouragement you've gotten on the racecourse? 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Syrian rebels take Golan frontier crossing
Syria's army have recaptured the only Golan Heights crossing on the ceasefire line with Israel, in another setback for rebels a day after they were forced out of the strategic town of Qusayr.
Austria, meanwhile, said Thursday it was withdrawing its troops from a UN peacekeeping force on the Golan because of the deteriorating security.
Qusayr's capture gives President Bashar al-Assad the upper hand if a US-Russian plan for the first direct peace talks with his opponents materialises, analysts say.
Russia said Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem would lead a government delegation at the "Geneva 2" talks which have been delayed largely over opposition disputes about who will attend.
The rebels briefly took control of the Quneitra crossing, strategically and symbolically important for its proximity to Israeli forces and to Damascus, before being forced out.
An AFP correspondent said he could see tanks inside the area after Assad's troops moved back in Thursday.
Both the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and Israeli army radio said the rebel advance had included fierce fighting in nearby Quneitra town.
The clashes were very close to the headquarters of a UN peacekeeping force, prompting Austria to announce it was withdrawing its troops and throwing the mission into disarray.
Two peacekeepers, from India and the Philippines, suffered "minor injuries" in shelling, a UN peacekeeping spokesman said.
In Vienna, the government said the threat to Austrian soldiers "has reached an unacceptable level."
Defence Minister Gerald Klug said the withdrawal would take between two and four weeks and could begin as soon as Tuesday.
Neutral Austria has been part of the UN Disengagement Observer Force in the Golan since its inception in 1974 and is currently one of the biggest UNDOF contributors, with some 380 troops.
The UN peacekeeping force's numbers already dropped to around 900 in March after Croatia became the latest country to withdraw its soldiers, following similar moves by Canada and Japan.
UN leaders held emergency talks on replacing the Austrian troops.
UN chief Ban Ki-moon, through his spokesman, expressed concern "about the potential consequences of such a withdrawal on the peacekeeping operation and also on regional security".
The Quneitra crossing, the only direct passage between Israel and Syria, is used almost exclusively by Druze residents of the Golan who are allowed to cross to study, work or get married.
Israel seized a large section of the plateau from Syria in the 1967 Six-Day War and annexed it in 1981, a move never recognised internationally.
Thursday's flareup prompted Israel to reinforce its military presence on the plateau, Israeli public radio said.
The developments came as soldiers hunting rebels who fled from Qusayr fired missiles at Eastern Bweida about 14 kilometres (nine miles) away, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
Qusayr, just 10 kilometres from Lebanon, was once home to more than 25,000 people.
But thousands fled during the blistering 17-day regime onslaught, led by fighters from the Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah.
"Qusayr is completely destroyed, and totally deserted," Rami Abdel Rahman, the director of Syria's human rights observatory, told AFP.
The regime "has called on Qusayr's residents to return home, but there is nothing but ruins. How are they supposed to return?"
Hours after Qusayr fell, at least five rockets fired from Syria hit the eastern Lebanese city of Baalbek, a Hezbollah stronghold. Two people were hurt.
In northern Lebanon, fierce clashes raged in the centre of the port city of Tripoli on Thursday killing one person and wounding seven, a security official said, in the latest Syria-related violence.
The fighting came as Paris said the international community must respond to test results from both French and British laboratories confirming the use of banned nerve agent sarin in Syria's war.
US State Department spokeswoman Jen Pseki said Thursday that Washington had received and was evaluating the information, which it did not intend to "evaluate or litigate in public".
Russian, US and UN diplomats on Wednesday admitted the widely anticipated "Geneva 2" peace conference would not take place as planned this month.
A date has still to be fixed for the talks on the 26-month conflict, which is estimated to have killed more than 94,000 people.
The head of the Russian FSB security service, Alexander Bortnikov, told a security forum on Thursday some 200 Russian Islamists are fighting in Syria for Al-Qaeda.
On the humanitarian front, the European Union said it will give another 400 million euros ($530 million) in aid for Syria and neighbouring nations to cope with swelling refugee numbers.
The EU has already provided some 840 million euros.
Meanwhile top US Republican senator John McCain, who visited Syria last week, said the United States must deepen its engagement in the country by equipping the rebels or setting up a safe zone to protect the opposition.
Elsewhere, the elderly father of Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Muqdad was freed on Thursday, nearly three weeks after his abduction by gunmen, a security source told AFP.


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ARLINGTON, Texas — After Kentucky's loss in the NCAA Tournament finals Monday night, Willie Cauley-Stein candidly detailed the conflicting factors that he and several teammates will face in deciding whether to return to college next season or enter this year's NBA Draft.
Cauley-Stein made his ledger seem heavily weighted toward returning.
"I still have something to prove and I still have so much to work on in my game," he said. "I went up from last year. Now, I want to take another step."
Cauley-Stein professed his love for all things UK.
"You know, I love the school," he said. "I love being at Kentucky. I love the fan base. I love the community. I love the people there.
"Why not stay until they make you leave?"
Because an NBA career means millions of dollars and the opportunity to improve in basketball while free of schoolwork.
"I really don't know," Cauley-Stein said. He added that he would meet with his family and UK coaches before deciding on future plans.
Several other UK players recoiled from the inevitable questions about whether to return next season or leave.
"No clue," Aaron Harrison said.
When asked what thoughts he had about the subject, James Young said, "None at all."
Julius Randle, widely considered the most likely of UK's freshmen to enter this year's NBA Draft, said, "It's hard to think of that right now. I'm hurting from this loss."
Stern admires Cal
Former NBA commissioner David Stern does not support the so-called one-and-done rule nor critics of coaches, like UK's John Calipari, who recruit such players.
"I have no problem with schools that sign up players with the almost certain knowledge that they'll leave after one season," Stern said. "I'm an admirer of Coach Cal.
"But the college presidents shouldn't complain."
If a college president objects to one-and-done players, he or she can bar a coach from recruiting such players, Stern said.
Calipari has had 11 players enter the NBA Draft after their freshmen season since becoming UK coach in 2009. No one would be surprised if several freshmen on this season's team enter the 2014 NBA Draft.
But Stern objected to the conclusion that one-and-done players serve as a foundation of UK's program.
"I don't think he bases the program on it," he said of Calipari. "He bases it on getting the best players. It's not the foundation. It's the result of getting the best players."
Stern, one of the inductees in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2014 announced Monday at a Dallas hotel, said the one-and-done rule is a product of labor negotiations between the league and its players' association. The league wanted a minimum age limit of 20. The players wanted no limit. The compromise was 19.
"There's a lot of sense in making it 20," he said. "There's more support than I've seen in a while."
Calipari saluted the accomplishments of his freshman-oriented team.
"I can't believe what these guys got done together," he said. "... I needed to do a better job for these kids (in the game), because they needed more help in this."
Calipari called this season's team "the best group I've ever coached as far as really being coachable and wanting to learn."
50-50 balls
Calipari noted UConn's hustle and desire.
"Every 50-50 ball they got," he said. "They just had more energy. The only thing that slowed them down is us going into a zone."
Generous spirit
One of the inductees into the United States Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame was George Lapides, a longtime media fixture in Memphis. In his acceptance talk, he mentioned Calipari's generous spirit.
Lapides noted how former Memphis player and coach Larry Finch died in 2011, leaving a wife and three children in a less-than-secure financial situation.
"John Calipari gave Vickie Finch an extraordinary amount of money every year to keep the family going," Lapides said. "I know many, many other instances when John has done things like that."
Salute to UK fans
Former Arkansas coach Nolan Richardson noted how more than a few UK fans congratulated him on making the Naismith Hall of Fame.
"The Kentucky fans have always been that way with me," he said. "I don't care where I go. If Kentucky is involved and the Kentucky fans are there, they always want to come up and talk and get pictures and autographs. They must think I'm the greatest guy that ever lived (laughs)."
Richardson saluted UK fans' knowledge of basketball and how they've treated him like a celebrity.
"I did a signing deal at the SEC (tournament) this past year ... ," he said. "I thought I coached at Kentucky the way their fans treated me. They were great to me."
■ When asked if was attending the championship game, Stern used a conspiratorial whisper to say that he was not. His pick? Kentucky.
■ The Kentucky-UConn final ensured that 16 of the last 17 national champions were from schools in the Eastern Time Zone.


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Hollywood silently came to Aberdeen this week.
Moonglow Films producers were scouting locations for a movie about former Northern State basketball coach Don Meyer. After lining up the movie's talent and finances, they hope to start production this year and release the independent film into theaters next year.
"The story really attracted me a lot, and it became a no-brainer for me right away," said Brad Wilson, a Hollywood veteran of 32 movies who is executive vice president of Moonglow. "And then you meet Coach Meyer, and you are just mesmerized by the guy. You come away a believer."
"My Many Sons" is the working title. Part of the movie will be shot in Aberdeen and part of it in Nashville, Tenn.
Meyer was a longtime Lipscomb University coach in Nashville, where he coached Lipscomb to a national championship. Before he retired as the NSU coach in 2010, Meyer became the winningest men's basketball coach in NCAA history. Along the way, he nearly died in a 2008 car crash, discovered he had cancer, had part of his left leg amputated and won a bunch of national awards, including the 2009 ESPY for the Jimmy V (Jim Valvano) Award For Perseverance. Meyer, also a nationally known motivational speaker, is the subject of an award-winning book.


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Cultural Differences
- The University has students and staff from many different cultures
- Don't assume ill intent, ignorance or poor manners if people behave or speak differently
- If you are annoyed by someone's behaviour, find a friendly way to make them aware so a compromise can be found
During your time at university, you will encounter students and lecturers from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds.
You will hear various languages spoken on campus.
This is not usually intended to exclude anyone. People speak the language they feel most comfortable with. This can reduce homesickness. If you find yourself in a group and you feel excluded from a conversation because the language has changed, mention it. In most cases, people will make an effort to include you.
Food and manners
If you share a home with international students, you may encounter different cuisines and habits.
This could be great if you exchange recipes and discover some new favourite ingredients. However, sometimes there are problems. If you are annoyed by anything, you should politely raise the issue so they are aware of your discomfort – just as you would with British flatmates. Maybe that cheese could be put in an air-tight container, and maybe those curries could be cooked with better ventilation. Of course, this works both ways: if you've been taking up a lot of freezer space, you may also be asked to adjust, or a vegetarian flatmate might ask you to be considerate in your preparation of meat.
There may even be different table manners. In some cultures, using your left hand for eating is considered rude. In others, slurping food is considered the polite thing to do. Some cultures use forks and knives, others chopsticks, and some prefer using hands. Don't assume someone's manners are poor because they are different; the difference could simply be cultural.
Religion and politics
People can be sensitive about their beliefs. It is no surprise that the multicultural environment of a university campus is home to a variety of faiths and viewpoints, some of which may be ideologically opposed to each other.
Expect to find people you disagree with – British people, international people, people from all races and all faiths. Just as importantly: expect people who will agree with you, from all cultures, nations and faiths. Don't assume that people's opinions are purely determined by their background.
Cultural exchange is all about understanding and discussing different points of view, but use your common sense: get to know a person first, discuss anything controversial once you are both comfortable with each other. If things get tense, try not to let a discussion turn into an argument.
Studying in a foreign country is not easy. It can be expensive, and it imposes restraints on contact with family and friends at home. Most international students return home within one year of completing their courses, so they have only a short time to enjoy the friendly atmosphere that Wales offers.
The University of South Wales is proud to be a part of that. The intercultural exchange that occurs on campus is a valuable part of the student experience both for internationals and for home students. We'd like to encourage all students to make the most of that opportunity.


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They often come in two different versions, Script-Fu or Python. The Python versions generally provide enhanced functionality over the Script-Fu versions.
Note: To find scripts in the Plugin Registry search on keywords.
Script-Fu is supported by the GIMP without installing any additional software. However, to get Python scripts working you will need to follow some additional steps:
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If you have already installed the main GIMP package prior to installing the Python components you will need to run the installer again to allow for Python support within GIMP.
Installing scripts is a trivial process. Copy them to the relevant folder and restart GIMP. For Script-Fu you can do a refresh from "Filters > Script-Fu > Refresh".
Script-Fu scripts are installed in the Scripts Folder. You can find the location of the folders by going to "Edit > Preferences>Folders>Scripts".
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AFTER the events surrounding the destruction of the mural celebrating the Chartists in John Frost Square recently, I feel compelled to write an open letter to the people of Newport.
Firstly, the vicious irony of something that was created to celebrate those who risked much for the good of all, being wiped out without consulting the people themselves, and under the auspices of a Labour led City Council serving the needs of profit above all else, is both absurd as well as tragic.
That so little was done, or was able to be done, by us, in order to stop this from happening, brings shame to us all.
The Council themselves do not want to let us know who was responsible for allowing this to happen for fear of 'assassination attempts', and while it is heartening to know that the Council feel they include someone of the ilk of John Kennedy, Martin Luther King or Mahatma Ghandi, the real point is that the responsibility is ours, if we wish to honour the values of the Chartists - fairness, equality and a political system that truly represents the needs of the people.
Clearly that political system has let us down in this case.
So what can we do about it?
Firstly, for those who do know something of who the Chartists were, what they stood for and what happened in Newport in 1839, do whatever you can to tell as many people about it as possible. Forgetting what has been struggled for in the past makes it so much easier for those who would take from us in the present.
Secondly, let us all come together and find a common ground upon which we can re-affirm our belief in those values. I urge the Council, those who have been active in demonstrating against the destruction of the mural, and all those who have an interest in this, which I hope would be anyone that has a stake in a free and truly representative society, to focus now on how we can celebrate the past, connect it to the present and look hopefully toward the future.
There has been talk of a 'like for like reproduction' of the mural and so forth, with various possible sites. I propose that whatever form it takes and wherever it may take place, it should be as much within the ownership of the people as possible, and done under the advice of the people, rather than being handed out to us after a minimum of face-saving consultation and left vulnerable to the next time someone wants to build a bigger shopping centre or the like.
There have been various figures thrown around about costs for such a project. In order to keep costs down, perhaps we could look into the possibility of students from various art schools and design courses working together on this. Having done something similar when working on 'The Passion' a few years ago, I was amazed and inspired by the vision, commitment and resourcefulness of the design students I worked with. Looking for found materials to work with, along with as much of the original destroyed mural as can be salvaged, could connect the past with the present in a grounded and economical way perhaps.
Inviting ideas and suggestions for a new mural/mosaic/whatever it might be, and finding out what sort of artistic response would reflect how the people of Newport feel now about what the Chartists stood for, allows the possibility of something new and exciting and that speaks to who we are now as well as honouring who we have been before.
I feel sure that we can find a way to pay for it that will allow it to happen at all, first and foremost, but also to allow it to be fully in the ownership of the people.
But this is all in your hands. The City Council, the activists and all those who wish to be represented fairly and openly.
This is about more than the mural itself. It is about standing up for certain values and freedoms and ideals when they come under attack, whether through greed, malice, ignorance or sheer stupidity.
I hope we can make the Chartists proud.


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